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m p'.l '■' ifc ii^ EP' jfi Mj. I'Ve IlK:' ' Si PAG® TWO HARNETT COUNTY THURSCAT, NOIVBMBBR 7, 1929 Harnett County Newt Bstabllsbed Jan. 1, 1919 ISSCBD EVERT THURSDAY HBNDBIRSON STEELE. Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year J |1.6b Six months .7£> Three months .40 CORRESPONDENCE This paper desires correspondence from all reliable sources Interesting to the people of this section. We ask that the name of the correspond ent be signed for the purpose of at testing reliability. Adrertlslnit rates upon application Entered as second-class matter at the postofflee at Llllington, N. C., under the Act of March 3, 1379. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS If you see a X mark opposite your name .on your paper, It stgcnldes that your subscription Ima expired.. It yo;i wish the paper continued, please renew promptly. THfllODAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1929 CAMPAIGN FOR PURE SEED The .Vorth Carolina Cotton Grow er.'? Association is pushing a vigor ous campaign for the use of pure seed. They go so far as to procure the purebred seed and furnish them at cost to the fafmers. In the opin ion of The News this is one of the most forward-looking movements undertaken by the cooperatives, and our commendation of their effort in this regard is more heartily given because of the fact that the coopera tive association is now doing what they have always tried to do—be of service to all farmers whether mem bers of the association or not. "He who would be greatest must serve all." And now Commissioner Graham of the State 'Department of Agricul ture announces that he will start on a statewide tour In the Interest of pure seed. The commissioner sitould be able to do a w'orld of good In the campaign, because he is the one per son In the state who is in position to know best of all what poor seed will not do and w’hat good seed will do. Always striving to do its bit lu the interest of the farmers. The News Joins hands with the forces and agencies working in the interest of the pure seed campaign. Just such movements ought to inspire the co operation of all people who are real ly Interested in the welfare of the f;.rmev and his work, and we believe that it will do so. When the co operatives wish to give publicity to their campaign in Harnett, we will be only too glad to give them space. Pure seed is probably the greatest need of the farmer today. Possibly every farmer knows that, but not in every case is it possible to secure pure seed without the aid df some person or organization whose help ing hand can reach further than the hand that tills the soil. Success to the pure seed cam paign. ganizatlon go to smash. It could have been made of great force, and it was forceful in its day till it got struck by interests that should not have been connected with it at all. Proifiting by former mistakes, and with renewed Interest and enthusi asm. the organization ought to go well. The News has often expressed the belief that cooperative selling organ izations are capable of doing more for the farmer than be has ever realized. Individual selling makes the "market” lord and master of the situation aftor the farmer has> toiled and sweated to produce the crop. Could there be anything plainer than the way of salvation through cooper ative selling? The News wishes great success for the new organization, and wo hope that Harnett tobacco growers will identify themselves with it. PLAIN TALK By ADAM CYNIQUE, of Harnett County. Matt. 0:15. "But if thou thlnkest the price be fair,—thy brethren wait to sup. The hound Is kin to the Jackal- spawn.—howl, dog, and call them up." THE RED CROSS ROLL CALL Next Monday the Harnett chapter of the Red Cross will ask patriotic and public-spirited people to come to the aid of the chapter in Its work of serving those unfortunates who call upon it for help when no other source seems available. The chapter ha.s done good work and Intends to do more. Just a little money is needed now and then when case.s are found that must bo handled quickly and effectively. The chapter has its fund for this purpose. This fund is made up of the dollars contributed by Individuals in the form of mem bership fees. One dollar carries a member In good standing for a whole year. Only once a year the chapter calls on its members, and this year happens to be the first in three years that the call is made. The News thoroughly believes the people of IHarnett county will do their duty toward replenishing the fund in the chapter's treasury so that it may continue Its good work AH that is needed is attention called to the matter, and the rest will be easy. To those who feel they cannot afford to contribute a dollar for -membership In the (Red Cross, the chapter is making no appeal. It is only to those who fesl they can af ford It, and the great majority of us can. The iNews is willing to say also that, to its knowledge, the work of the Harnett chapter is 'such that the county cannot well afford to do without It. 'Let Mrs. Lewis know how you feel about it. Your dollar will bring many smiles and heart-thrills be cause it will alleviate more rufferlng than you ever thought It could. To see a so-called gcntlemat) scraping his plat© with his knife and shoveling what .should be decent food Into himself alw'ays makes me think of an old farmer with a wag-on In the cowlbt at turnip-.sowlng time. KAUPP GIVES PROGRAM FOR POULTRY OOURSlfi. HWAI.V COUNTY FARMERS PLAN NEW AGRICULTURE THE ERWIN BRIDGE The old bridge across the Cape ■Fear River at Erwin, -put to long and continued use and serving Its purpose well in the days before the modern highway took traffic by an other route, is showing signs of age and decay. Useful, serviceable and entirely capable of standing up un der ail that was required of it in .the days when traffic was lighter, the old bridge now seems to give way—not under use perhaps as much as under the weight of year.s which brings decay. But the day of the Erwin bridge is not passed and Its service Is as urgent now a.s ever. It must be kept up—but how? Must the county go to the enormous expense of building a new bridge, or will It suffice to repair the old one—^patch It up and trust to luck to keep it standing so that local traffic can use it? The News has no knowledge of engineer lag. but it seems to us that the wisest thing to do Is to begin right uow making preparations for build ing a modern bridge at Erwin. The old bridge may be patched up, but like repairing an old" automobile, the co.st of upkeep will be a continuous thing and mount to a higher figure as time goes on. The cheapest way. In the long run, will be to build a concrete itridge at Erwin. Sooner or later it must be done, but will It not be cheaper to begin now than ttf wait tin probably half the cost of the con crete bridge has been expended in repairing the old frame structure? It is a proposition the county is facing. Just another of the pro-blems calling for the service of financial' engineers, because Harnett, like the other counties, finds Itself hard pressed tor funds to do all that needs to be Aone. HOPING SUCCESS FOR TOBACCO CO^PS Tobacco growers of North Caro lina, Virginia. Bouth Carolina and Georgia are showing evidence of de termination to reorganize the mar keting association. This time there are at the head of the movement ■men whose leadership will inspire confidence. Confidence is the great est need in such an organization. It is necessary in all organized effort, but the cooperatives need more of it perhaps than any others. It was pitiful .to see the old or- Wlth much of the hill lands going into the great Smoky Mountain Na tional Park and with a giant power company buying the bottom land on the creeks and rivers, farmers of Swain County in western Carolina find themselves face to face with the problem of recasting their agricul tural Industry. At a county-wide meeting held at ‘Bryson City on October 26, these farjners agree that their principal sources of Income should bo develop ed with dairy herds, poultry, includ Ing turkeys, sheep and some beef cat tie. The editor of the Bryson City Times Is heartily behind the plan abd was one of the moving figures In having the county-wide mooting. In an address to the gathering, ho poin ted out that the tourist movement in western Carolina would be greatly increased due to the establishment of the Park and that these visitors would have to be supplied such food as can easily be produced on Swain County farms. Other speakers declared that Swain County is one of the natural dairy, sections of the' Blue Rldgo .Mountains. The Nantahala Cream ery of Franklin now runs a cream route through the county and no farmer is said to be more than two miles from a -market. The principal crops of Swain are corn and hay. There is abundant pasturage mak ing conditions ideal for dairying and the associated poultry Industry. Several farmers have been unusu ally successful with turkeys and sheeip are said to be profitable on all farms. Indications are that Swain Coun ty. like othbr mountain counties, will turn to livestock, truck and fruit as the three groat sources of In come. These fit in well with the small mountain farms, supplemented as .they are with ample grazing lands. County Agent -Willard R. Anderson of the State College Ex tension Service declares that his pro gram for the county will be -develop ed along these lines and apparently he is receiving much encouragement from local business men and farmers. The eighth annual poultry short course for farmers, farm women and commercial ,pouUrymen_ of North Carolina to be held at State College during the week of November 18 to 23 will be well attended according to present Indications. Dr. B. F. Kaupp, head of the poul try department and In charge of the short course, says that he has re ceived a number of Inquiries within the la-st few days. The course will consist of three one-hour lectures each morning during the week fol lowed by a laboratory period each afternoon. Instruction will cover such important matters as Judging for egg production, hatching, brood ing, production of broilers, growing out pullets for winter egg produc tion and other features. Consider able attention will be given to sani tation and disease prevention. Visits will bo made to nearby farm and commercial plants and those who at tend will have the opportunity of working In the laboratories and at the College poultry plant. In addition to Dr. K.aupp, Dr, Wil liam Moore, state 'voterlnarian will be on the program. C. F. Parrishm poultry extension specialist; -R, S. Dear.styne, disease investigator; W. F, Armstrong, associate professor of ■poultry husbandry; L. C. Salter, poultry marketing socialist; and asj- slstants Poley, Greaves, Gauger and FourJe -will have charge of different parts of the short course. It i.s pointed out that women as well as men are invited to attend. -Dr. Kaupp says that rooms may be obtained near the campus for $1 a night and that meals at the college cafeteria are low In price. It Is planned to hol-d a meeting oT the North Carolina Poultry Associa tion during the week. Another fea ture will be the Judging contest on Saturday morning, November 23. The successful competitor in this contest will be awarded a silver tro phy cup. Eight hundred .bushels of corn on 12 acres iC the yield secured by W. M. Woodson of .'Alexande^l la Bun combe County after Impr-Wlng hla soH by plowing.'-under clover. Wfth all our laws for making peo ple good, morern parents ,• probably feel that homo training is unneces sary. NOTICE OP SAIJS OF LAND Urtder and by^^vlrtue of the power of sale contained-In a certain mort gage executed by E. C. Womack andjf wife, Nancy Womack, dated May 16, 1927, and recordeid- In Book 227, at page, 6, in the office of the Register of Deeds for Harnett County, North Carolina, default having been made In the payment, of the indebtednes: thereby secured,‘'and demand having been made for sale, the undersigned mortgagee will sell at public auction to the highest bJxlder,for-cash at the courthouse door,, In. Lilllngton at 12 o'clock noon on(;the ‘3rd day of De- oemher, 1929, the -following describ ed property, located' in the County of Harnett, -Barbecue ,Township, North Carolina:,' - j' AH of one certain, tract of land eontainlng 60 acres, more or less, lying about one-balf mile, south of the town of Swiin Station,j:and lying on the- new highway leading from Fayetteville to Jonesbofo; and ad joining the lands of L. G.; Weathers on the north, the lands of John A. Cameron on the east, the lands oT D. P. McDonahl- on the south and the lands of J. H. Abernathy on the west, and more particularly describ ed as follows: . ! Boginni'ug at a stake In the soxith edge of a branch, a corriei of Lot No. 9 and 10, in the Cameron divi sion, a post oak and twa red oaW pointers; thence north 87% , west 28 chains to a stake In the McDougald lino on the west side of th'e railroad:' thence as said line south l;2 weat 23 chains to a large,pine, a' corner of 9 acres belonging to Lot No. 8; thence as a line of It S;OUth 87 % east 10 chains to, the county line; thence as a line of It north 37 % east 37 chaJns'oO links; thence south 38 east 4 chains; thence north 31% west 8 chains and 50 links to the beginning, containing CO acres, more -or less..,' i- GREENSBORO JOINT JSTOCK LAND 'BANK, Mortgagee. By J. W. SIMPSON, ,Pres. This the 30th -day of October 19 29. r ' J. S. DUNCAN. 7-4 Attorney Gcrea-more or less. ■' SEOOND'TRACT: -Beginning at a corner of the County Home Tract and on the' southwest bank of the Cape Fear River below the mouth of Murdock’s Creek, and runs thence with a line of the County, Home Tract S. 3,1% W. .43.50 chs. to a stake and pointers by the'aide of the; Lilllngton (Roa,d; thence 3.' M B., 21.60 chs. crossing Murdock’s Creek to a Hght'wood stake in -the', creek swamp south of the Llllington Roaid; thence as' a new dividing line with lot No. 2 of the divisions of the lands of 0. J. Spears, deceased, among the heirs at law,- N. .,25 B. crossing the public road about '44 chs. to an ironwood'tree marked aa a corner, on the bank of the- Cape Fear River near some large rocks at thj'edge of the river; thence up the various courses of the said river to the beginning, containing 86 acres, more or less. Increased bids may be placed, as proykled by law, ouly within ten days from date 'of sale. If, within twenty-'days from date of sale, the successful bidder shows to the Re ceiver that there'are liens superior to'said deed of trust unde^, which this sale is made (exclusive of taxes and pecial assessments) other than as stated below, he will not be re quired to complete the -purchae, and all moneys paid will be refunded. The -Receiver is informed, but does not represent or guarantee, that said' deed of trust is a first Hen. This Is a first sale. This the 2nd day of- November, 1929. J-OHN M. COBLE, Receiver of Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Company. W. S. OOUiLTER, E. S. W. -DAMERON, J-OHN S. THOMAS, Attorneys. 7-4 BETTER HOG PRICES. A llve-at-bome program with dai- the usual cash crops has been adopt ed in Moor county for the coming year. Two tons and above of dry hay an acre are reported by Chatham County farmers who have cut their lespodeza recently. The Carnegie investigators made the startling discovery that'some of the colleges have been looking for students who can play football. And failed to find them. In the November 1, 1929, issue of The Southern Planter, George C ■Herring urges hog raisers to njake the best of the -present favorable hog prices. Mr. Herring slates that good prices will probably continue for another year. "Prices throughout 1929 have been well above those prevailing through the corre'sponding period last year and they are stlH on the upward swing of the cycle. The av erage price of hogs slaughtered un der federal Inspection in the seveii' months ending May, 1929, 'w&s 39.77 as compared with 38.52 last year. The prices started u-pward about mld-dlecember and had advanced -ma terially iby the latter part of March. There was a slight recession from then until the-end of May, but this has been followed by the usual, summer rise. It is expected that there will be a normal distribution of market supplies this year and the price rise now In progress is likely to continue over a longer period than it did last year. The price de cline which comes in the late fall following the summer rise is expect ed to be more gradual and smaller NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALK OF , LAND Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained In a certain -deed of trust executed by H. M. 'Whitting ton and, wife, Maggie' 'Whlttliigtou and Mary C. Whittington, to E. F •MoLeod, Trustee, .securing certain -IndobtednesR thtirein -described, said deed of trust‘being dated'November 21, 1927, an-d';'recorded lii, the office of the Register of Deed.s for Harnett County In Book' 228 at page 182 default having been ^made In the payment of the Indebtedness secured ■thereby,' the' undersigned Trustee will, on Monday; December 2, 1929 at 12:00 o’clock'.noon, at the Court house door in LHlingtoh, - Harnett County, offer for sale at public aue tion to the last and highest bidder for cash, the following described tract or lot of land: Beginning at a stake In the center of the Coat.s and 'Benson -Road and runs as said road N. 61 W. 14.20 chains to a stake in said road: thence S. 40 W. '11.20 chains to a stake; thence 'S.' 51 E. 14.20 chains to a stake: thence N. 40 B. 11.20 chains to the beginning and contain: Ing 16 9-10 acres, more dr less. Place of Sale-: Courthouse door In Lilllngton, N. C. !; Time of Sale:'12:00 o’clock noon. December 2, -1929. Terms of Sale: Cash. ; Thl?''2nd day of November, 1929. B. F. McLEOiD, , Trustee. McLBOD & IHDNIRY, Attorneys, Coats, N. C. 7-4 than that which occurred last ye^r.” Three -.Tohusons from Johnson County—Marvin, Thaddus and- Ru fus, won first prize as the best judg es of poultry among the 4-iH teams at the State Fair. LAND POSTERS Mr. Farmer, do you know that great damage is done tci your property each year by people who trespass upon your land? Get some land posters from our office and post yo«r land. Ceep trespassers off. It will pay you. THE NEWS OFFICE, LILLINGTON, N. O. NOTICE ( SALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDER DEED OP TRUST U-nder and by virtue of a certain deed of trust executed and delivered by Mrs. Mamie 'G. Parker and hus band, -R. y, Parker, to, Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Company, as Trustee, dated the lOtk day ol October, 1927, and duly recorded In the office of Register of 'Deeds for Harnett County In Book of Deeds of Trust, No. 224, at page 183, default having been made in the-ipayment at maturity of' the -bonds and interest thereby secured'/and the; -holid-era' of said bonds having; demanded sale of the property herelnafter/and In said Deed of Trust described ;f'and under and by virtue of an order of Hon Johnson J. -Hayes, Judge/'ot the Dis trict Court of the Unlteil States for the Middle District of North Caro lina, in the cause entitled Mrs. Jes sie P. Rcberts. 'complaln-ant, against Alamance Insurance and;Real Estate Company et al, defendants, ' which order has been duly ent’ered by the Clerk of the said District Court at, Greensboro, N. C., and jrecordeid in the office of the Register of Deeds (or Alamance County lii book of deeds No. 94, atfpage 39.3; and un der and by virtue of the laws of North Carolina: and subject to the conditions hereinafter iStated, the undersigned John M. .Coble, Receiver for Alamaiice 'InsuranceReal Es tate Company (and National -Real Estate Company), will on Monday, December 2nd, .1929, at! 12 o’clock noon, offer.for,sale at public auction to the highest bidder for-icash at the courthouse door jof iHariiett County; at- Lilllngton, N. C., the following described real -eiitate, to-wlt: Two certain tracts or parcels, of land in Lilllngton Township, iHarnett County and -Stale of North Carolina, bounded as follo'ws: i IFIR'ST TRACT: BeglWlng at a stake and polntbrs, A. F. Johnson’s corner In the line of the County Home Tract on; the side'of 'the Lil- llngtoH, road arid the second corner of the 200 acre tract"^deeded by A. F. Johnson and,wife to 0. J. -Spears, and runs thence' with the A. F. John son line in the middle-'of the'old Llllington iRlver Road iSl 86 degrees B. 8 chs. to a 'Stake; thence S.' 3'1 % W. 7.4'5 chs. to,a stake lii the mldidle of the Bunnlevel Road, la short dis tance 'southeast' of its i-interseotlon with the Llllington Road; thence wUh the said road N. ,44 W. 2.90 chs. to the line of the Cljunty Home Tract: thence rwlth the!Mne;of this tract to the be,sinning,'(lontaialng 21 NOTICE OF SALE OP LAND - Under and by virtue of the po^r of .sale contained In a certain mort gage executed by Duncan W. „Cox, dated March 9, 1927,- and recorded in B'o.ok 221, at page 518, in the office of the Register of Deeds, 'for Harnett County, North Carolina,-de fault having been mddo In the'.pay ment of the Indebtedness thereby se cured, and demand having ‘ been made for sale, the undersigned mort gagee wil Isell at public auction' to the highest bidder for ‘ cash-^at the courthouse,door in Llllington at'^12' o’clock noon on the 3rd.day O'f De cember, 19'29, the following describ-' ed property, located in the County', of Harnett, Upper Httle River Town- sliip, Ny)rth Carolina: Adjoining the lands.of Jesse .Page on the north; the lands of Mack" Thomas on the east: the -lands of John Byrd on the south; and the lands of W. C. Lowdermllk on the west. Beginning at a stake In the Jesse Page line and runs S. 6.6 E. 21..33 chains to a stake in. the Maclq .Thomas line: thence south 6 west 33,7,3 chains, to a stake In the Byrd estate line; thence north' o4 W. ,40.68 chains to a. stake In the line rlson, and on the West by lands ol 6^ eYstchains’ This being the same tract of land thence i1itk 66 east 18 ehhlns to a j conveyed to the Mid Ardella Moon 3.89 thence ";8outh' stake;, thence -north 6 east chains: to a'stake In the beginning corner, and containing 104% acres, more or'less. , ' 0BffllSNBB0«O JOINT STOCK DAlN’D BiA'NK, * Mortgagee. By J. W. SIMPSON, iPres. , .This; the 30tb ^ day oT October, 1929 • ■ J. S. DUNCAN. 7.4 ■ Attorney. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue.of the power of sale contained in a cerWln -deed of trust made by N. S. A'tklns and wife, Gertrude M. Atkins, to Cavl- j ness H. Brown,, Trustee, dated Au-[ gust 4th, 1926, which is recorded In the -office of,the Register of Deeds for, Harnett County in book 220, page' 90. Default having been made In the payment of the Indebtedness secured, thereby,' the undersigned trustee will, .on Monday, the 2nd or December; 1929. at 12 o’clock M., sell to the -highest bidder at the Courthouse-.door. In Lilllngton, North CarolIna...,for cash, the following de- .scrlbed' real. estate to- satisfy said .Indebtedness:. , Beginning 'at the intersection of Front and/Tenth Streets, the north east cornerJ.of Block No. 12 accord ing to the Kelly Map of the Town of Lilllngton, anid. runs with the east ern margin of Block No. 1? In a southern dlre'ctlon 170 feet to a stake: thence at right angles and paralleT with Front'Street 160 feet to .a stake in an alley; thence In a/ northern direction and parallel with Tenth Street about -100 feet to a Slake, In the line of .the Cemetery Lot;' thence with the line of. tho cemetery lot in an eastern direction about 91 feet to a corner of said, cemetery.lot; thence with said ceme^- tery lot In.a.northern dlrectlori'about 70' feet to 'Fr;ont Street; thence. In an- eastern- direction with the margin, of Front,’-Street about 69 feet to the, beginning, containing' about S.-SSO 'Square- feet. , ' ' ' CAVINESS H. BROWN, Trustee. This the 30th day of October, 1929'. 31-6 23rd DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1929, AT 12 O'CIAICK NOON, NOTICE OF SALE .Under and by virtue of power of sale''contained In a certain deed of .trust' made by William' J. Johnson and'wifer Nell Johnson, to Cavlpess Brown, trustee', dated’ the 24th day of March, 1928,. which Is recorded In the office of- the;:Reglster of Deeds fpr Harnett, County dn'-Book- 230 at page 143. • Default shaving been made In the payment of ,the. Indebt- DR. J. C. MANN EYESIGHT SPECIALIST WILL BE AT OFFICE OF DR. S. R. McKAY LILLINGTON, N. 0., Every first Friday in each month. Glasses'fitted that are easy and rest ful to the eyes; Headaches relieved when caused by eyestrain. Cross eyei. evfL.sL.l.sna'* without the knife., 'Weak eyes of ctiAldren and young people a specialty. Consultation 'free and Invited. MY NEXT VISIT WILL BE DECEMBER 6th Professional Cards NOTICE . . This -is to give notice that John R. edness secured' thereby the under- Young, one of the partners of the signed trustee will, on Monday, thejiflrm of John B'. Young and Gons, c-( ■Angler, N. C., Is dead, and- that hi.-- 25th -DAY OF NOVIEMB'ER. 1929, AT 1-2:00 O’CLObK M., . sell to the highest bidder at tbe court house door in Llllington, North- Carolina for cash, the following, de scribed real estate and personal prop erty to satisfy said indebtedness; Beginning at an iron stake in ,J. C. Brawn’s line, iHarvey Morgan’s corn er, and runs as ©aid Morgan’s-line South 14.20' chains to a lightwood knot stake in Avis Wilder’s line; thenCe as'his line -North- 76> East 6 chains to -a stake , in said Wilder’s line; thence North 1 -East 14.20 chains to a stake in J, C. Brown’s line; thence as his line' South - 76 West'6 chains to the beginning, con taining 8% acres, more or less; It is undersl-ood and -agreed by air parties concerned that this inden ture Is made and given subject to a prior m’ortgage-deed to-W. B. Nichols, for 3600.'00', Also one,'Ford Touring car Motor No, ll-5il0587', 1926 mod el, one’Por-d'. Truck, Motor -No. 633- 4478, 192-3 model. . This, the 14th day of Oct. 1929. OAVINBSS BROJVN, Trustee. J, R. HOOD, Attorney. 31-4 interest in the said partnership is being administered by W. F. Young, Administrator, and that all persons having claims against the said part nership, incurred- before the death of John R. Young, .which',, death, oc curred on Sept; 9th,. 1929, shall ex hibit them to'-Davld' H. Y'oung, the surviving partner;' within twelve months from-, the date of this no tice, or a failure to so file said claims will be pleaded in bar of them. DAVID H. YOUNG, 17-4 'Surviving Partner. DR. J. R. EDWARDS DENTIST FUQUAY SPBINGBt N. O. Office over Bank of Fnquay DUPREE A STRICKLAND i4ALB OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY Under and by virtue of tbe au thority conferred' upon us in a deed of trust executed by J. H. Moore and wife Ardella Moore on the 11th day of March, 1926, and recorded. In Book of Mortgages 203,.page 22, we will on Saturday, the 23rd DAY OP NOVEMBER, 1929, 12 O’CLOOK NOON ATTORNEY£kAT>IiAW ANGIER, N. C. L. BRUCE GUNTER ATTORNEY AT LAW Fuquay Sprlnga, N, O. At the courthouse door in Lining- ton, N. C., Harnett County, sell at. public,auction tor cash to the high est bidder the following land, to-wif AH that certain piece, jiarcel or tract of. land containing by actual survey 5'2 acres, more or less, situ ate, lying and -being on the Morrlsor R-oad, about one mile South-East from' the town of Mamers, In Upper Little River Township, Harnett County, State of North Carolina, and said lands h^lng bounded on they North by landk' of J. C. Moore, on the Blast by lands' of Z. J. Womack, on the South by lands of Neill Mor- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having, qualified as administrator of the estate; of J. R. Young, de ceased, of Harnett county, this, is to- notify all- persons having, claims against said esHte- to file same duly verified with undersigned on or be fore-the-17tk.-day of.Oct., 1930, or this notice will be pleaded in. Wr of- recoveVy. persons indebted to said estate will please make prompt settlement with undersigned.' This Oct. 17, 1929. W. P. YOUNG, Administrator. W. P. BYRD, Atty. 17-6 NOTICE Under deed of trust given me by Offle Elliott and wife, recorded In book 231, page 41, registry ;of Har nett County, and on account of de fault and deinanid',;for'foreclosure, I will on November" 14th, 1929, at 12 o’clock M.,j at the courthouse door in Lillington: N. C., cell at public auc tion to highest bidder tor cash, all of Lots Nos. .16. 16, 1-7 and 18, In the subdivision of the J-. J.. Cook property, said lots beginning, at a stake in the eastern edge of Laytoii street extension "60 feet from the Intersection of said street with the northern. edge of Granville street extension, runs N. with the eastern- -edge of Layton street extension ,100 feet to a stake;, thence east parallel v/lth' Granville street 163 feet to alley; thence with alley G. 100 feet to a stake; thence W. 163 feet to the beginning; being and forming a lot 100x163 feet, fronting on-Latybii street, extension 'lOO feet. For -^uH description--see: book 194, i»age 58, of salid registry. ' This October l-2th, 1929. JESSE F. WILSON. 17-4 Trustee. Office over Elliott PbaniHicy Money to Lend on Real Estate. Long term and low interest rate. B. A. PARKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lilllngton, N. O. Day Phone flag Night i^me «I7 Pull line of CiMketa, Robes, Etc. NEILL McK. SALMON ATTORNEY AT LAW OFFICES IN LAYTON BUILDING LILLINGTON, N. C, J. C. THOMSON BEAL ESTAinB AND INSUBANOB Agency Rur Best Old Line XnttpaBle» LIFE AND FIRE Office in McKay BaUdlng Over Togwell Fhacmacy ULLINGTON, N. C. SERIOUS BUSINESS We will Joke with you, an-d believe in being cheerful and-happy. But when *we TALK BUSINESS, or DO' business; there is no friv olity. We were never more serious about anything in our life. For we KNOW ou want to do business with a good RELIABLE-Bank, one you can trust, ,oiie that will give you' cheerful, efficient service. Is OUR Bank that kin-d? We say "YES," and we don’t mean maybe! We want y-our friendship, your trust, your, confidence. If we merit these, your business will come of its own accord. ‘ WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEKEHT ON TIME DEPOBITB BANK OF LILLINGTON ESTABLISHED 1908 D. H. Senter, President. J. W. Halford, Vice-President. H, T. Spears, Cashier. D. H. Senter, J. W. Senter, D1RHOIOB8; Chas. Ross, J. W. Halford, J. F. HoKay J. D. Pearson, II. T. Spears ' v.-id by J. O.' Layton and wife by deed dated October 29tb, 1919, and n-. corded In the office of the Reglstc of Deeds for Harnett County, in Book 194, page 48. This sale Is made by reason of th^ failure of J. H. Moore and wife Ai della Moore, to pay off and dlschar,(t the indebtednes ssecured by said deed of truat to the North CaroHn.* Joint Stock Land Bank of Durhai-i A deposit 0;f 16 per cent will b- required from the purchaser at the sale. ■ This the 16th day of Octobei. 1929; FIRST. NATIONAL COMPANY OK OURHAM.JNC., Trustee, formerly FIRST NATIONAL TRUST COM PANY. ' Durham, N. C. 31-1 NOTICE OP LAND FOR SAl.K UNDER MORTGAGE Under and by virtue of the power and authority of sale contained In a certain Mortgage Deed of the 13tli day-of June.'l9'29, executed and. diM llveredi b yMary Buie Stone an-d her 'husband, J. A. Stone, of Harnett County, State of North Carolina, to the.undersigned, of Lee,County and State of North' Carolina, said- mort gage being of record In the office of the Register of Deeds of -Harnett County, Book No. 227. Page 403, de fault having' been made In the pay ment of note secured by said mort gage, and. power of sale contained therein have become operative, the un-dersigned, will- on the offer for sale at 'Public Auction, at the Court House door, Llllington, N. C:, to the highest bidder for cash, that certain tract or parcel of lan^ lying and.'being in -Harnett. County. \A'nderson'. Creek Township, State of North . Carolina, and described and ■defined as follows, to wit: Lot No. 4, embracing .two seperate thaets, which- was allotted to Mary Bute Stone, and more particularly described, adjoining the lands of Bain on the North, on the West by Neill McDonald, on the East by Will alien and on tbe South by Joe Mor ris. containing. 62 acres more or less, and' is the home -place where Mary Bute' Gtone-,and her husband, J. A. iStone, now live. Hhl^' the 22nd’Day of Oct. 1929, WILKINS-'RIOKS COMPANY,' 81-4 Mortgagee. pai-i., T»yiR81DAYt> long D1 IFOR GOOj SAYS r.ll LARGELY YlBLlk^AND at OF IMPROVED I OF In a recent liitervj spli C. Jones, field .N. C. Cotton Eve Association In |e stated that due Iplendl-d- yields and! Improved varier toduced In Harnoj past three years Ep In the county the seed of thJ Numhors of thos^ Ihesc cottons on or lotion acreage hav| lie about then) hi Vd grown t| aiton land they IreS'ied their yleld^ (n addition they aln-ots on 1 hese I'anging from fS Last season onej breeders very eafi pold out bis cut ire [ bf those varieties nett county groi [this same breedel ttiit of one variety |the other is golnj That they mlill Itaintng a supply torth Carolina fd vere dtspdB^d otj Colton Qvowal Icently purchased [ Ithese seed. This Irapidly sold outj lavary Harnett Iwho Is intereslod jto place his ordc In handling t| ICotton Growers ling no profit foi to get North C« ars to grow thej Ulaty of cotton there Is a big [premium by NoJ A few relll bought these •breeder last sej seed for sale. Joi-es he will bj osted parties li man. 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