r , ;-t 1 .,11 : V .' NOTICE! V - - V,
Singer flic Stodard to Whidi AH Otters Are Compared
9 Have ybti ever wondered why it is that 7
dealers in other makes of sewing ma
chines take pains to emphasize their
claim that their particular machine is
"just as good as" the Singer ?
I Or why it is that more than 2,000,000
women buy Singers every year more
than all other makes combined ?
J Or why Singer sales have spread all over
the world, into every civilized country?
IJ The Singer has so long represented the
highest degree of excellence that it is to
day everywhere recognized as the stand
ard of perfedion the envy of every
competitor the pride of every owner;
CJ It is easy to own a Singer, Ask in any
Singer store-r-theyW everywhere.
Sold
Singer Sewing Machine Company
102 P01NDEXTER STREET
PREVENTION OF
TUBERGLOSIS AS
AN INVESTMENT
The frateraal and benefit organi
zations with a membership of nearly
3,'000,0ii0 aid three international labor
-unions with, a membership of over
100,000 have joined the ranks of the
fighters against consumption within
the last year, according to a state
ment issued today by the National
Association for the Study and Preven
tion of Tuberculosis.
A year ago only one fraternal or
ganization the Royal League, and one
labor union, the International Typo
graphical Union, maintained institu
tions for the treatment of ,their tub.
erculous members. Since January
1st. 1909, the following fraternal and
"benefit organizations have taken up
the consideration of tuberculosis, an I
in. most instances have decided to
rect institutions: Brotherhood of
American yeomen,, Order of Eagles,
Improved Order of Red Men, Modern
"Woodmen of America, Knights of
Pythias, Royal Arcanum, Workmen's
Circle, Knights of Columbus, and For
esters or America. The international
labor unions which have joined the
fight against tuberculosis are the In.
ternational Photo-Engravers Union ,
of North America, the Internatioaal
Printing Pressmen and Assistants
Union, and the International Boot and i
Shoe Workers Union.
The Modern "Woodmen and the
Knights of 'Pythias have already
opened sanatoria for their members
who have tuberculosis at
Colorado
Springs, and East Las Vegas, New
Mexico. The WbrKmen's Circle is
about to erect a similar institution
at Liberty, N. Y. The Royal League
has maintained a sanatoriutaa at Black
Mountain, N. C. for three years. The
other fraternal organizations men.
tioned have either appointed commis
sions to conider the advisability of
erecting tuberculosis sanatoria, or are
contemplating such action.
The first sanatorium to be erected
for the (benefit of the laboring men
was built bv the International Typo.
.graphical Union in connection with
its home at Colorado Springs. The
International Printing Pressmen and
Asistants Union have recently decid-i
d to erect a similar sanatorium, and
steps are now being taken to open'
such an institution. The International
Photo-Engravers Union, while not '
conducting a sanatorium of its own,
pays for the treatment of its tuber
culous members in institutions in
various parts of the country . The In.
ternational Boot and Shoe Workers
Union are recommending to their
members that they ally themseslves
with the various organizations united
in the fight against tuberculosis.
All of these fraternal organizations,
and labor, unions are also carrying on
campaigns of education among their
members. In this way over 3,t)00,00J
men and women are receiving instruct
tions through lectures, through official
pa-prs, and' by literature expressly
oly br
prepared showing 'the dangers - and
methods of prevention of tuberculosis
It is a campaign of prevention of
which will bring to these various fra.
ternal and benefit organizations mil
lions of dollars in the saving of lives
and the cutting down of payments for
sickness and death resulting from
tuberculosis. . The recent Nationa
Fraternal Congress estimated that 50
per cent of the death losses from
tuberculosis could be saved by the
various fraternal organizations of
tht country.
The National Association for the
Stuidy and Prevention of Tuberculosis
has rendered all assistance possible
to these various movements among
the labor men and fraternal organ
zations, and stands ready to co-oper-
ate as far as possible with any society
of this character.
A LOVE SET.
Thera is courting
And there's courting,
But 1 think the rarest sort
Is to court the girl
You're courting
On the level tennis court.
Thero you're serving
And while serving
You call out the score. Love all
Then she smiles and says
She's ready,
And a kiss goes with the ball.
V
There is winning,
And there's winning,
But 1 know it's not the same
When you know you
Have 'her beaten,
And Love one, you score the game.
You Play harder
And she loses,
But I think she does not care
For she loves to see
Youwinning
When she knows you're playing fair.
Thomas J. Hogan.
SHYLICK'S CASE REVERSED.
Girl Wants $1,000 A Pound For Lost
Avoirdupois.
Pittsburg, How huch should the
jilted maid in an unsuccessful love
affair receive for every pound of
flesh she loses after her sweetheart
marries another girl?
This i the question which will be
put to the jury tomorrow in the case
of Miss paella Lowstetter against
Prof. Earl W. Reed, principal of the
Sheridan public schools, to recover
$25,000 damages for alleged breach
of promise to- marry.
. Miss Lowstetter contends that
since the alleged jilting she is 25
pounds lighter than when she con.
sidered herself betrothed to Professor
Reed. She asks 25,000, 'or f 1,000 for
every 16 ounces lost through mental
anguisft .
Friends of the Professor assert she
nas not lost this much weight, and
the point will be brought ' to the
notice of the jury by the defense.
Baltimore Sum.
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By TiTtue of a deed of trust execut
-
ed 'to; me by William) Overton: and
wife, on The 21st day. of October,
1899, . which is) duly recorded in the
office of the Register 'of Deeds of
Pasquotank County, in book 20, page
674, Ifshall sell for cash at the court
house- door, In Elizabeth , City, N,
C, on the 1st day of November,
at twelve o'clock Mi, Jthat- certain
piece or parcel of land bounded! on
the South by the lands of'D. W.
Davenport, on the West by Big Flat
ty Creek, on the North by. the lands
Of D. S. Gregory, heirs, and on the
East by the lands of J. S. Wilcox,
containing 35 acres more or less, be
ing the same land described in said
deed! of tint.
B. "P. AYDLETT, Trustee.
Oct 181522.
NOTICE!
Execution Sale.
. By virtue of an execution issued
to me by W. H. Jennings, Clerk of
the Superior Court, of Pasquotank
County on the 13th day of June
1909, in ' an action entitled W. I
Cohoon vs Malinda Felton, comi-
manding me to sell the lands' here
inafter described for the satisfaction
of a judgement . rendered in said ac
tion, I shall on Monday, November
1st., 1909, at 12f o'clock M., at-the
Court House door in Elizabeth City,
expose to sale, at public auction, to
Jthe Shighest 'bidder, for cash, the
Hollowing described real estate, to.
wit:
A certain town lot situated on
Ball street, in the town of Elizabeth
City, and boundled on the East by
Ball street, ton the South by the
lands of Louisa James, on the West
by the lands of W. T. Love, and on
the North by the lands of Jos. C.
Collins, and being the same lot whica
the said Malinda Felton heired of
her father, Joseph Collins, deceased.
This September 25th, 1909.
CHAS. REID, Sheriff.
Oct 8152229.
NOTICE!
Notice is nereby given that G. H.
Fereebee and Bailey Hales of Fere
bee and Hales, doing business - at
Gregory, N. C , has this day dis
solved co-parjtenership. j Hales as.
suming full ownership, he is to pay
all old debts due by the said firm and
collect all accounts owing said firm,
this is done by mutual consent of
both parties.
October 11th 1909.
G. H. FEREBEE,
BAILEY HALES.
Oct 8152229.
NOTICE!
Sale of Valuable Property.
By virtue of a Deed of Trust ex.
ecuted to me by W. W. Linton for
certain purposes therein mentidnel.
whicn said Deed of Trust bears dat?
December 10th 1909, and is duly r-
corded in the office of Register of
Deeds for Camden County in Book
No. 5, at page 38, I shall proceed on
Monday, November 15th., 1909 to of
fer for sale at public auction, for
cash, at W. T. Stafford's store in
South Mills, Camden County, N.
C.,' the property conveyed to me as
Trustee, in said Deed of Trust, to
wit: That certain tract of land lying
and being in Camden County, and
more particularly described-land de
fined as follows: Adjoining the
lands of B. J. Overman, F. F. Saw
yer, P. H. Gregory and otheifs
land.
This October 9th, 1909.
R. L. HINTON, Trustee
Oct 8152229.
Very Low Excursion Rates
The Norfolk and Southern Railway
will sell very low round trip excursion
tickets from principal points on its
line to Pittsburg, Pa., and return, ac
count Centennial Celebration. Inter
national Christian Society. Churches
of Christ in America, on October 9th
10th, 14th, and 15th, limited to return
leaving Pittsburg up to and including
but not later than mid night of Octo
ber 25th
For further particulars apply to
Norfolk and Southern Ticket Agents,
or address, H. C. Hudgins, G .P A.,
NORTH CAROLINA, - .
CURRITUCK COUNTY.
: In.the Superior Court, Spring
'Term 1910
A. Barnett
1 1,
W.
vs: NOTICE
Lizzie Barnett , - , r .
AThe defendant above named will
take notice; that an action entitled
as above has been commenced by
the plaintiff against the defendant in
the Superior Court of Currituck Coun
ty, to secure an absolute ; ' divorce
from the defendant, and the said de
fendant will further take notice tha
sne is required to, appear at the next
term of the Superior Court of Cusr.
rituck, to be held on the 1st Mon
day before the 1st Monday in March
1910 to-wit: Th4 28th day of February
19 10 at the Court House in said
County, at Currituck, North Carolin
and answer, or demur to the complaint
of the plaintiff in said action, or- the
plaintiff will' apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in his complaint
This the 21st day of September
1905., -
E. W. ANSELL,
Clerk Superior Court, Currituck
County, N. C.
Oct 181522
- NOTICE r
Sale of Valuable Property.
By virtue of a Deed of Trust ex
ecuted to me by Henderson Freeman
and wife, for certain purposes there
in mentioned which said Deed of
Trust bears date May 20th 1907 and
is registered in the office of the Reg.
ister of DeedJs of Pasquotank County,
in book 31 page 114, I shall on Sat
urday, October 30th 1909 at 12 j
o'clock M offer for sale at the court
house door in said County, at Public
auction, for cash, the property con
veyed to me in said Deed of Trust,
to. wit:
1. One town lot situated on the
South side of York Street and bound
ed North by said "York street, East
by lot No. 52, South by lot No. 49:
and West by lot No. 40, said lot be
ing known and designated as lot
No. 49 on plat duly recorded in the
Register of Deeds Office of said
County in Deed Book No. 16, page
487, same being the lots conveyed
to 'Henderson Freeman by N. M,
Sawyer and wife, Deeds for which
are recorded in Register of Deed's
Office in said County in Dood Book
17 and 23, pages 603 and 233.
September 27th 1909.
J. C. Brooks, Trustee
Oct 18 15 --22.
NORTH CAROLINA
CURRITUCK COUNTY.
E;ur No. 1844.
To R. E. Flora Entiy Taker for
Currituck County, North Carolina.
Tne undersigned J. C. Gahop of
Currituck County, and Stae of North
Carolina, enteres and lays claim to
the following described skoal waters
i.i front of said J. C Gallop's prop
erty the same lying anti being in
Popular Branch Township, said
Covuty and State, same being vacant
and shoal waters
deed subject to. entry vte:
Beginning at the South line of J.
C. Gallop running a Southeast
course to deep water; tbence a
Westerly course to J. C. Gallop's
land; thence with said Gallop Innd
a Southerly course to the first sta
tion, Containing 2 acres more or less
actual number acres to be ascer
tained by survey.
J. C. GALLOP,
Registred September 18, 1909.
R. E. FLORA,
Entry Taker
Oct 181522.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECU
TION.
NORTH CAROLINA,
PASQUOTANK ' COUNTY,
In the Superior Court.
Dr. L Fearing, Plaintiff,
VS.
Lifther Pritchard, Defendant.
Execution Sale.
By virtue of an execution directed
to the under signed from tue Super,
ior Court of Pas-id-iianK "County, u
the above entitled action, 1 w:ll, on
Monday, November 1st., 1909, at 12
o'clock M., at the Court House door
of said County, ell to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said ex
ecution, all the right", title nd in
terest which the said Luther Pnteh
ard, the Dedendant, has in the fbl.
lowing described real estate, to wit:
That certain tract or parcel of land
situated in Providence Township,
Pasquotank County, and bounded as
follows: Bounded on the Noith and
f East by the" " lands ' of John " Griffin ;
m tne souin ana w est uy pe ; jauuo
of. . 'C.V Hudson, Containing four
acres more or ess.
ThiaQth .day of : September 1909.
CHAS. REID. '
Sheriff of Pasquotank C9unty
Oct 181522.;' ; v
NOTICE!
By virtue of a Deed of Trust ee
cutedl to me orithe 31st day of July
19iJi8, for certain purposes 'therein
mentioned and recorded in book 5,
page 392, in the .office of Register
of Deeds of Camden County. I will
offer for sale at th i court tiouste
door in said County at 10 o'clock a.
m., 'on Monday Nov. 1, 1909, . the
nroDerty conveyed to. me in ' said
Deed, of Trust, described at follows
Deed of Trust from the'Shiloh Brick
and Lumber Company, vto M R.
Griffin, Trustee, . dated the aist day
of July, 1908, for the amount of
$500.'00, interest payable semi-an.
nually, secured by a conveyance cf
the following property, to wit:
1ST TRACT Bounded on the
West. by the lands of W. J. Dean
and wife, and the landjs of Geo".
Nixon, on the South by the Pasquo
tank river; on the East by the sec
ond tract herein conveyed and on
the North by the land known as
the 'Goose Nck. Tract' containing
30 acres, more or less, and being a
part of the land conveyed to. said
Ratledge arid Storer by W. J. Co.
well and wife by deed dated May
13th, 1807, recorded on paa 80 in
Book 5, office of Register of Deeds
of Camden County.
2ND., TRACT Commencing in the
center of the swamp at W. P.
Sawyer's land (being the first tract
herein cbnvayed) A. S. Barco's land,
W. J. Dean's land and C. E.
Lloyed's land, where each piece cor.
ners, and running a westerly course
and binding the said C. E. Lloyed's
land to an old dftcn; thence the
same course down tine said ditch and
binding the said TLloyed's land to
the head! of the slough; thence a
straight course down the said slough
and binding the said Upyd's land to
the river; thence a Southerly course
and binding the said river to Thos
Barco's land in the swamp; tnence
a Northerly and Easterly course
down the center of the swamp and
binding the said Barco's land to W.
P. Sawyer's - land ; thence the same
course and binding the said Sawyer's
land to tne first station, containing
70 acres, more or less, being the
other tract of land conveyed to said
Ratledge and Storer by the Deed
hereinafter mentioned.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
All the machinery, appliances and
equipment of the J-iil Sbili'i Brick
and Lumber Company, including all
engines, boiletp, building ancl fix
tures, together with all the manufac
tured . product belonging to the said
company now on the property afore
said or on said property at the matur
ity of the debt herein secured.
This September 30, 1909.
M. R. GRIFFIN., Trustee.
Oct 1 815 22
Mortgage Sale Valuable Land, Near
Bay Post Office, Tynrell County,
North Carolina.
NOTICE
To satisfy a' certain mortgage
made by C. W. Hill to S. S. Wood
ley the same registered in the Of
fice of Register of Deeds Tyrrell
County, North Carolina, in book 53,
page 77. I will sell at the Court
House door, in Tyrrell County, N.
C, to the highest bidder for cash,
at 1 o'clock M. November 1st, 1909,
all that certain tract of land situated
in Tyrrell County, N. C, Scupper
nong Townsnlp and known as the
McCleese Farm. The same being
about one mile from Woodley' sta-
vuu, iwu iuiies ti una simmons .uana. j
Ing on the Scuppernong river, and
one mile from Albemarle Sound.
Bounded as follows, viz.
On the South by the lands of Hat
tie J. Phelps, on the .North by the
public road leading from Columbia
to Plymouth, on the east by the
lan-ls of J. C. Meekins Sr., Known
as the Hassell Farm, and on the
West by H. J. Phelps and ' others,
containing about five hundred a,cres.
There is quite a nice lot of pine
timber on jthe said Jtract besides
other timber the sameis well locat
ed in a good neighborhood, healthy,
well drained; fairly good buildings,
The same is seven miles from Col.
ttmbia and five miles from Cresswell,
lands naturally fertile.
This the 16th day of September 1909.
T. H. Woddley, and H. H. Phelps,
Executors of Sf S. Wtoodley's will,
Oct 18 1522.
STATE OF NORTH -CAROLINA
dare County,
Notice is hereby given that R.
Tuttle, claiment produced r,r.a nled
in the office of the unders'ane.i
.. -. ; . " - ami-
try Taker for Dare County, a nana.
writing, signed by himself. That
lays claim and enters a certain par
eel or tract of landi, vacan-, unan.
proviated and subject to entry Sit.
uated in vNags Head Township and
at what is Known as Nags Head, and
bounded as follows viz:
Beginning at the shore of Roanoke
Sound at Northerly boundary lino of
my lot rufnning twelve hundred (l:00)
feet, S, 67o W. thence S, 23 o, E. the
width of my lot, tnence "North 67o B.
twelve hundred (1200) feet to the
shore to the beginning, being in Roa
noke sound and for all the land under
watef within area above described
for wharf purposes.
Containing by estimation eight (8)
acres, more or, less. Entered tnis 3rd
day of September 1909.
A. V. EVANS, Entry Taker.
Oct. 181522
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
DARE COUNTY. ;
- . Entry No. 59
Notice is hereby given that F. M.
Bond, claiment, produced' and filed in
the office of the undersigned' Entry
Taker for Dare ' County, a paper
writing, signed by himself. That be
lays claim, and enters a certain par
cel or tract of land, vacant unappre-
priated and subject to entry, situated
in Nags Head Township, and at what
is known as Nags Head, and bounded
as follows, viz:
Beginning at a post on Chowan ate
in the line of Sallie J. Leary, running
along said avenue S, 23o E, seventy
five (75) feet to the line of R. p.
Tuttle, thence S, 67o W. 690 feet to
the sound shore, thence same course
twelve hundred feet to the channel
thnce N. 23o W. seventy-five) feet,
thence N, 670 S, twelve hundred
(1200) feet to the shore, thence N,
670o E, six hundred, and ninety
(690) feet to beginning, being on and
in Roanoke Sound and adjoining lands
of Sallie J. Leary, and R. F. Tuttla
and for the land under the water
within area above described for
wharf purposes.
Containing by estimation ten (13)
acres more or less. Entered this t&e
23rd day of September 1909.
A. V. EVANS, Entry Taker.
Oct 181522.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
DARE COUNTY.
Entry No. 58
Notice is hereby given that Sallie
J. Leary, claiment, produced aai
filed in the office of the undersigned
Entry Taker for Dare County, a
paper writing, signed by herself, That
she lays claim and enters a certaia
parcel or tract of land, vacant, ua
appropriated and subject to entry,
situated in Nags Head Township, ahi
at what is known as Nags Head, and
bounded as follows viz:
Beginning at a post on Chowan ave
in the line of W. J. Griffin, running
along said ave S. 23o E, Seventy-flve
(75) feet to a post, thence S, 67o W,
690 feet to the soun'di shore, thence
same course twelve nundred (1200)
feet to the channel, thence N, 23o W,
Seventy-five (75) feet, thence N, 67o
E, twlve hundred (1200) feet to the
shore, thence N, 67o E, Six hundred
and ninty (690) feet to tne beginning,
being on and in Roanoke Sound, and
adQoining lands of W. J. Griffin, and
F. M. Bond, and for all the land lying
; trader the water within area above de
scribed for wharf purposes.
Containing by estimation 10 acres
more or less. Entered this the 23rd,
day of September 1909 .
A. V: EVANS, Entry Taker.
Oct. 181522
THE HATT1E CREEF.
Daily between Manteo and Eliza
beth City.
Leaves Elizabeth City daily at
1:10 o'clock P. M. for Manteo..
Leaves Manteo daily at 5 -o'clock
a. m. for Elizabeth City.
Connects at Manteo with boats for
Mann's Harbor, Mashoes and East
Lake
W. J. GRIFFIN,
? General Manager.
Eastern Carolina Transportation Co.