ROWAN REALTY
TRANSFERS
The following conveyances were
filed with Registrar of Deeds Kizziah
during the past several days:
G. H. Lyerly, and others to P. H.
Lyerly, 95 acres in Providence town
ship, near Gold Hill road, eight and
one-half miles from Salisbury, ad
joining Trexler, Kluttz, and Lyerly
lands, $1 and other considerations.
J. E. Carter to John Carter, 102
acres on Cabarrus-Rowan line, on
Buffalo creek, adjoining Ketner’s cor
ner, $100 and other considerations.
P. H. Lyerly to C. E. Rimer, about
seven acres in Providence* township,
adjoining Corl line, being part of
Rockwell, $1 and other considerations.
C. T. Beck to L. W. Beck, 19 lots
in W. C. A. Park tract, on state
highway, about two miles north of
Rockwell, $1 and other considerations.
Fannie F. Durham to W. D. Con
nor, 28 acres of Laura Hudson estate,
adjoining Connor and Trexler lines,
$1 and other considerations.
Fannie F. Dunham to J. D. Con
nor 28 acres of Laura Hudson estate,
adjoining Trexler and Hartman lines,
$ 1 and other considerations.
G. R. Miller to. Clarence Olin May
hew, five lots on west side of high
way No. 15, in V. B. Miller property
in China Grove township, $100 and
other considerations.
John H. Lemly to L. G. Goodman,
five lots in Melrose Heights, on Vance
avenue, $10 and other considerations.
J. L. Bowers to Mary Blanche Moon,
25 acres in Scotch Irish township, three
miles northeast of Woodleaf, on Wood
leaf highway between Woodleaf and
Mt. Vernon, Rice’s corner, $800.
Carl Miller to W. R. Muse, lot on
West Innes street extension, at Cor
rell street, $10 and other considera
tions.
P. H. Lyerly to G. H. Lyerly, about
16 acres in Providence township, in
division of D. M. Lyerlv lands, ad
joining Lyerly and Miller lines, $1
and other considerations.
J. G. Hudson to M. A. Hall, lot
in China Grove, adjoining Farm Life
school, $100 and other considerations.
E. J. Linker to Flossie Lee Linker,
100 acres in China Grove township,
former Absolem Cress land; also 27
acres adjoining Wilhelm and Walker
lines, $10 and other consi'U-arin:
Watt Wood to A. C. Gibbons, 3 5
acres in Unity township, on both sides
of road leading from Woodleaf to
Cooleemee, $ 1 and other considera
tions.
YULE TREE FIRE
CAUTION URGED
Use of every possible precaution
against fires in connection with Christ
mas trees and other decorations of the
holiday season is being urged by the
fire department.
It was pointed out that many fires
and serious accidents occur during the
Yule season each year because of the
use of large quantities of highly in
flammable decoration material.
The following rules were advocated:
"Avoid lighted candles in the deco
ration of the tree. Use carefully wired
electric lights.
"Place the tree a safe distance from
stove or fireplace.
"Use metal tinsel for trimming, and
mica or flake asbestos for imitation
snow.
"Cotton trimming and cotton
whiskered Santa Clauses are very
dangerous. Santa suits and whiskers
can be made fire resistant. Consult
your insurance man about this.
"Never have lighted Christmas trees
unguarded.
"Do not place the tree where it will
obstruct any room exit.
"Keep candles and open lights away
from window curtains, paper wreaths
"Remove the tree from the house be.
fore it becomes dry.”
Leaves Brandy To
Pay Rent On Car
Burlington—Robert Askew’s medi
cine chest contains a pint of apple
brandy, collected as a "fare” donation
for the use of his automobile by an
unidentified man.
Mr. Askew parked his car on Main
street and left it while he attended
to items of business. When he came
back he missed it and thought it had
been stolen. Later he found it had
been returned and parked near where
he had left it. The brandy was in a
side pocket.
2 5 Nails And Tacks
Found In Stomach
Udine, Italy—Emilia Martino, of
this town, suffered from stomachaches
of a violent nature. The doctors oper
ated and extracted 25 nails and tacks.
Revenge is a kind of wild justice,
which the more a man’s nature runs
to, the more ought law to weed it
aut.
A Real
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Cl< ise-Out
Sale!
If you have been mislead by Sale Announce
ments until you are skeptical . . .
We only ask you to come in our store, look
our stock over and get our prices and then you
will be convinced that we are actually selling
MEN’S AND BOYS’ '
Ready-To-Wear
I AT LESS THAN
Half Price!
If there ever was a time the public needs to save
money . . . it is NOW!
If there ever was a place you could save it our
store is the place . . . and Right Now Is The
Time!
We mean we are Closing
Out...Everything must go!
Hardiman’s
| Men’s and Boys’ Ready-To-Wear
116 N. Main St. Salisbury, N. C.
I ^ Christmas Gifts
|| that are both
j Beautiful and Useful
j GIVE SOMETHING j
H Universal Waffle Irons
This appliance
. is lovely in it
A self, but the
^delicious
brown waffles
)it bakes makes
it a gift doubly
appreciated.
i Prices
$5.95 to $14.50
Universal Toasters
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No more burned
fingers with this
Corona toaster
because the toast
Is turned by -
merely lowering
the rack.
Urn Sets
If you want to give something truly
beautiful, you won’t find anything
surpassing an Electric' Urn Sot In
elegance of design and beauty, as
well as long service.
Sunbeam Mixmasters
Mlxmaster is sturdy, portable, oc
fffa cupies little space. Mixing bowls and
juicer bowl are of heavy opaque
green glass. Women everywhere
praise It as the greatest aid that has
W come to their ltftchen in years. *
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Miller
Sunlamps
Here is what the public
has been waiting fcr: a
Sunlamp adjustable to all
needs at a price within
reach of all. What better
gift could old Santa Claus
bring the kiddies than
perpetual Summer 1
$36.50
Royal
Vacuum
Sweepers
Prices
$29.75
$67.50
Here is a housekeeping
appliance thaj is entirely
new—a marvelous inven
tion that not only brings
you immaculate cleanli-.
ness, but also complete
home sanitation.
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Universal
Percolators
Prices ^
$6.95 to $12.50 |
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Nice hot coffee pouring from
this gleaming nickle perco
lator transforms many an
uninteresting breakfast to
ono of r»»l ; enjoywoot-_
Electric Irons
Prices
$3.50 to $8.95
Speaking of practical gifts,
What could be more useful
than an Electric Iron?
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Kelvinator f
America’s
Oldest and
Finest
Electric
Refrigerator
Here is the “Gift Su
preme” for the whole
family ... a Kelvinator.
You could never find one
more appreciated, more
serviceable, more durable
or more convenient if
you searched the world
over.
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Prices trom SloZ.bU up §
Smokemaster 1
The smart-looking cabi
net holds a generous
supply of cigarettes. Just
fill it, and you have a
ready-lit cigarette at your
fingertips every time you
want one. Be first with
the 1 a t e s t . . . g i v e
SMOKEMASTER.
Price $6.50
Open Every Evening Until 9 o’clock
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