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wlU kave opportunity to view and teat Um 4 Wfiir m to Hie Jtoy-1 High
th Prlnee-wt W,ales. Meanwhile their BMe to we anaeunud that the tokea
estimate of thi youthful heir to the
most extensive empire - in the worm,
must be baud upea the preu reports
iron Canada, v
Necesurily, beeauu of the limita
tions of room and because of their
nature, there is neither space aor place
n the daily telegraphed newe stories for
many of the human aad Interesting in
eideata and side-light eoaaeeted with
the tour of the Prints.
So that readers may have aa eppor-
had been subscribes to aot only by ef-
fkr but by the bum battalion aad
the orderlies aa welt. They kad insisted
ea "chipping la" te thow their regard.
The Priae is Vot gives to speeches.
but returned CaaaduM warriors recall
tha brief but to-the-poiat addresa-H
mad but May at Witley, wbea esvsral
battalieaa were about to leave for Caa
ada. Be said te them!
"la October aad November of last
tunity te judge the royal tourist better,! vear I paid aeveral viaita to the Caaa-
tn. reporter tor ins woria. assignee, ioi diaa Beoond Oiviaioa la rraace, so J
the royal train kaa jotted dowa these J feel no stranger among yoa today, and
paragraphs, covering, la soma Instances, I r KMW how of tea yoa have covered
little touches that have beta omitted I yourselves with glory. ,
tiff and formal reeepUoi at Govern
meat House, Botkesjy, a camera man
darted to the patch raila, beckoned te
the- Prinee sad by gesture urged thai
Hi BoyaJ Bighaeu eoaaa the. edge
et the veranda to to photographed.
Calling, tha Prinee accomodated.
At Bothesay th Prc arrived quit
spry aad alert." B left dog-tired. Hi
right hand ia the brief spec ef ens
hour aad seven, ml antes gripped oa th
porch th land ef M00 mer aad
women- Aad he fuad timr now aad
then tOv halt and hat! with Cadiaa
officer or two with whom be had Itood
la Flanders. To each, despite th try-
tag task, k gave; a mlw aad a plot-
sit word, , v
Digalfled ef poise, th Frrace, avver
tbeless, 1 asy ef maaner. 'Thus, at
8t. Joka Military Hospital he tp
griined, "HI sy there, hand yoa'r th
Priic. hof WaM keyr . . , ; .
-Th Prince, turning a wy, rf plied,
ForgeHt." .- '
"WLather la attack at defence, la
trenck warfare r raid, yea have won
renown. Future fenerations will re-
I call your nobl deed in the battl on
the Somrno, at Vimy Kidge, at Mns,
Pataeheadaele, Amleaa and. Arras, aad
wilt jealously treasure th memorable
traditions yu haad dowa to thsm."
fa many respect th tour of th
from th dally stories.
First of all. i to bli appearance t
Cleaa cut, smooth shaven, pink cheeked,
his twentjr-fht years areSt least alt
more than one would credit hinY with.
Hi alight, though wiry, build heighten
tb impreuioa of boyishness. Withal,
there is the twinkling, blue-gray eye
and smiling lips that bespeak an -amuse
ment with Ufa and a readiaes to akPthMfl uthn fTom tmU of hi graad
th best of things. - I f.tfcr dmo. or then th Dominion'
hi1 iwtiata nt visit Hi not al-
Pignified when addressed with for-l, t-.i n..,,:. wm r tht
mal speech of weleome and wherhim- provine trtehed vast reaebes that
Mlf making addreu, the Prinee, never- wff nndovelopod; la fact, so much
theleu, has an esiy grace of carriage M tha nniMt mm being maintained
and manner' that luggest h fouW far . s-no-t--. loWBt,
Edward found Halifax a naval station
and Montreal and Toronto cities of leu
than 100,000 each and posscuing none
of th Tim that marks their present day
He found that Caiada had few Indus
trie : considerably more than half her
Dniml-vtio wer arrariana. Tab Cana
dian Pacifi Bailway, th great. system
tl t oenetrntes throuah the Dominion,
had aot Wen dreamed of, and the In
tercolonial Bailway was still a distant
proipect.
i Osorg FarUe, deeorated v(ra of
Mons, was tb drlv ef th royil cat
at St Joha. . H wis onrpltmatd by
th Prlac for kU bl haadling of tbt
maekln aad was rewarded with a art
f gold uC liaki bearing th Prluc
rest. ; -
-'-' ' ' .. ' , .' ' ' '
Th Prlne 1 a elesr. competent
speaker. To theji (loo to kirn h ha
confided that whs oa th platform h
1 oftea Ineliasd to diaeard prepared
addruu aad Cut looe with a speech
f itmporaaoui naaaufketuro. , H
rcalUes, kewever, that Impulsiv vt-
tersneet would perktp prov tmpolit.
for that raoa h ebock we outre ro
talk as h feel and adhere strictly te
preached th et of a toavaleuent sot- speeche prepared for him, mort of
dler, bent over Ind ald, "It Uu"M F ct
th Stuff Opt Of OB v tkert, dOSUt mmary aioe, vou wr.,
III . I v. .
v , , I i nil lnaaeeuoa or ta area ox m
Aa Untl.Ua a,k. ... at. I.. I fll dVttatd bf th XDlosioa f lt
lag desperauly to IllmpH th Prlac dy4 WOO v aad 600
from th corner of hil eya without at. hons,tk Prlae had to dp;d largely
tracting tb atUatloa of th aospiUl Poj all r tslatloa to defilop a
hmi.,. ... .iMnat ti.uVi fr.a u reallutioB ofih damat wrought. Not
- - - - i . ....... . .
piaa." a h put It Utor, wbea th onty ror ni occanoa oi a vish naa.
Prlae suddtalx trod up to hint and ay of the' uptort oeetiom peea
grasped aim by th band. . : urapea toi ouauui i, i
t I mer naa ariua w ne anuwus evn-
la the moviei w have often uen tloa a district far mora modern tba
csrtaln characteristic of th Prince. h ene that etlstsd befor th biovrup.
For Instance, an InvarUbla weetura Concrete boustt, with beautiful porches,
whea listening to aa addreu or blm- Plou Uwas', trees, park la th trt
elf mnkina a .formal aneerk U a flirt I roadway aad Other architectural d
of th right hand to bis collar la aer- vOdpjaenta bar la a year and half
voua adjustment of at tie, Again, trausiormea tn ugiy neaps or aeons
frquetly he whisks a head 1 hia from a charred lad ihkkea regloajlnjo
right eoat lapel, ai though t touch a an area ao longer unattractive.
flower tkere. lie 1 erect ef caning
and, despite his slight build, 1 wiry,
strong and (thistle.
MORPHINE
CURED THE GENTLE
WAY. SPECIAL AT
" TENTION TO ANY KIND
OF PARALYTIC CASES.
DR.S. D. MILLER'S SAN-
ITARIUM.' 501 TO 521
: EAST FORSYTH ST.,
JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
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rsther roam arouad in mufti, unat
tended, than put tip with tha irksom
snd arduous duties Of the many atiff
funetlok tkat bis position forces upon
him. , -.'
Distinctly formal whea the oecasioa
demands, h can, however, shake th
hand ai d grin with th milor who help
him tshor or ih chauffeur who drives
his csr. Th twinkle of hi eye doc
Bit omit th correspondents snd photo
graphers who are attached to the royal
tram.
i J.u.t Paaaita Meaivad hit
Though not a T. B. by any means, he I mf v. nn!U.t- Prinee. who
is a great hand-shaker. Often he will vi.ited B4r i- jpoi with hie conaort
surprise a hospital orderly or barracks jhey were thea the Duke aad Duchess
ettenoant or private in the ranks by of Cornwall and York. Landing at
thrusting at him sudden palm end QuebM gn. W, they toured the
asking how he is getting along. Aori ai-.Mk.
ta it affectation. H doe it from th I n,,..;.- ,,.tm Bra tha futures of
heart. He is meoting a new people la ,. MMBt trin. -n., .nectaeular
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a new laud ana is getting acquainteo
aa fast as he knowa how.
It is no uncommon thing now, snd
he lies been In Canada only uveral
days, to hear him referred to aa "th
democratie prinee." Crowds seem to
thrill him. Particularly the cheering
throngs. His face flushes with de
light, his stc ;i becomes brisk,' his lips
part pleaianl'iy and bo converse hap
pily with too equerries or dignitaries
with him.
His closest comnnnion has been Ad
miral Halsey of the Boyal Navy, who
is always or the side of the Prince,
sometimes dropping a hint of Informa
tion about this person or thst who la
standing in tin to be preunted.
event of the 1901 tour waa entirely dif
ferenL It consisted of a powwow at
Calzarr with torn 2.000 Indians,
democratie mingling with the lumber
men near Ottawa and a rid througa
the Canadian Rockies on a cowcatcher,
Like today's royal tourist, the Duke and
Duchess of Cornwall and York mingled
democratically with folk whenever pos
sible.
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He falls Readily into conversation
1th those presented. With Governor
Earl Millikin of Maine he chatted sev
eral minutes shortly after landing at
St. Joha, New Brunswick. Nor dors he
forget face readily. At Halifax he
waa reminded by a gueat that I have
now been presented to you three timu
wittun the day. Replied the frineeu
''Yes, so I have observed. And he
smiled. At the reception at Rothesay,
suburb of St. John, b uveral timu
held up the function of presentations
by greeting Mine Canadian offiecr r
other whom he had met while attached
in Flanders to the Canadian Corps.
A few of tlie correspondents from
American and Canadian paper and
from prcu associations were planning
to r.ttempt aa interview with the
Prinee, approach to whom uems so
easy. - They were informed, however,
by English corrupoaaoats wu ac
quainted with royal etiquette that it
would r a serious breaea to seek aa
interview or to approach the Prinee
unless be himself made request. In
deference to this method of procedure
the Yankee scribes on the trip hart
kept faith.
On la almost startled to And how
many members there sr in the Cana
dian branch of the I-Bemember-Wkea
Club, For example, there was Benja
mil Havener, of St. John, N. B. Whea
the grandfathsr of tho preeent Prinee
of Wales viaitedlSt. John la 1880. He
enor baked th bread, buns ind rolls
for th "party. Though today 83, Hev-
ener was the spryeat kia on the curb
wbea the modem Wales arrived. Th
other I-Bemember-Whea boy eould
only relat that they n tb lit King
Edward la 1800.
Even befor ht advent to Canada,
th Prine was high ta popular favor
la tb Dominion. 8torie of his brav
ery t th front, wbea attached as
Captala to th Canadian forces, are
any.
' Th World correspondent with th
royal party, la lonvwrutlon with a
Canadian lieutenant who tar thumb
leu hand and Military Crou attested
his right to declare aa opinion, asked,
"How doe th Prlae tand with yoa
fallow f This was tk vigorous reply t
Before the war jr beard a lot over
here e bout what a nie rtap th Prine.
was; How w know it, W bavceeea
him msk good a a asaa amosg me.
h-It-4r-w- lir-wb t-tell-yow -that
mer thai one, whll with th Cana
dians, he was found la th trenehu
with oaly a helmet a hi protectloa
tgslast bullet aad shslls. Now, that
may b a foolish tying forTman to
risk eraea ae is te be tb ruler of aa
emplr. Ind certainly his peopls do
not want bint to expou hir person to
that peril. . But tab it from , oa,
urh laeideat did aot impair his pop
ularity with as. Many a tim 1 bvt
hurl a Canadian aay. after seeing or
learning of such Incidents, That bey
will do m for a King. I tta for kla
troB. , , T
Though strsnt to th MM f Ca
ladlans, th Prine ts by to means a
knowa to the hundreds ef thoaundi of
Vetera, omlnloa troop. For uveral
el 111 was attached te fntCanadlaa
k Extra-territorial rights eover a
tltuda of sins.
Halifax, ofllclslly, i bone-dry. It
wis eeeanwt for th o (Beers of th
Italian battleship Conte di Cavonr.
whiea eamo to Halifax to greet the
Prineo after a stay at Boston.
By placing their flag ea the table it
the Halifax Hotel dining room, some
ef thou officers who were lunching
there created of the table for the mo
ntent Italian territory o explained
the hotel management to aaviou nu
who failed -.to appreciate why they
should b forbidden baeckaaallaa aec
tar whll theu Italian officer without
hindrance drank champagne
His Boyal Highness, ia gold-braided
Naval uaifora, stood at rigid muut at
th Barrack Ground, St Job. ' A bi-
talioa of th New Brunswick troops
wss at alert attention. Heads wre
bared as tha band played "God Sav
Ue King." ,
Tbn. with. aoa to atop him, a moa
rrel, mad-coated, hair Itringy with
black mir, head hanging dejected,
matt Indud if over there wu one,
atragtied through the military lines,
rubbed himulf against tho Prince's leg
and trotted away.
From hi first day ia Canada, th
Prinee haa been "ia solid" with pho
tographers. His twinkling eye ha aot
hesitated to shoot te them a swift
glance of frlendlineu aad hi lips have
oftea parted ia a amll a they have
fairly throat their cameras into his
faee to get close-ups.
At the Barrack Grounds, amuud by
th persistence of tho camera men, the
nine inrnea to mi omcisi pnoiog
rapber and aaid, "Please get me a pic
ture of the photographers while they
are making sny picture. .
Aa tour later, whll driving to th
military hospital at West St. John, the
Prine was startled to bur th sudden
drum ef a fast speeding motor behind.
A esr shot alongside aad slackened
speed aa instant Oa th running
board of tk fast-moving sue nine was
poised photographer. The com
panlons of- tho Prlaco were horrified.
But the Prlae grinned into the cam
era that clicked from th ruaaiag
board. -
Later la tb afternoon, during a very
lug thi. W alwiya kw kW assay
submarines the Germans had aad where
they wr we alwayi knew ke maay
they were building, wher they wort
building them, their arahltectural
characteristics, aad th itag of prog-
t t tl .1 . a . . '
rvu womb sney naoj roacnegat-ar-par-tkular
time. It waa not th simplest
thing in th world to get a lubmirtn
out of iti bass. The allies were con
stantly laying mine at theu outlet;
tnd before the U-boit could ufely
msk it exit elsberate sweeplag oper
stions were aecesury. It took a
tquadroa of aln or ten surfse ships,
eperating for uvtral hours, to got a
lubmarln out of it btu snd Start it
a it journey. '- -.
So wo always kw whs ene cam
out) aad w knew aot only that but
w knw which ene it, wss and oftea
who it aommsadsr was lad other val-
uabbj dttiil. Moreover, we knew where
it went aid w kept cherts, a which
w plotted from day to day th voyage
ef each particular submarine. At i
give tlm w could thus point to al
most th exact spot oa ths oeesa wbr
particular U-boat wu operating.
, ' 1 i
Admiral 8lmi ia tb Werld'l Work f r
September.? ; ,-i
Nat Mack Xal la "Moat.
Camp Cook Did yoa bring tho "".'
Scour-Sure, I gM six uata worts t !
steak. ' t, t ;
Camp Cook Ar yea enxyl
Scout-Not I paid tfty eeaU fer 1'.
Boy Life. .. : ' ;
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"A fly kas tkaiuaad f "oy, r-
marked tk aataralist '
"What pity," xcUlmd th P-
ticlan, "that it toft big aougk to wear
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Oa th platform th Prlac 1 hardly
at much it cu n whea reviewing
troop. Indeed, at Halifax, la th
Provjme Building' aaditorium h wu
pUmly aerveu. It toemed to thou
eleu by that perhaps the formality of
addresses of weleome aad of hi replies,
Dotn being printed n advance aad
read, waa becoming somewhat tedious.
He shifted restively aad oftea lowered
hi head, eye fixed apoa th floor, la
strange contract to hi usual cheerful
and alert maaner.
Juat an hour later, out el the review
ing field, h etrod befor the uni
formed ranks with springy steps, laugh
ing, conversing freely with members 6f
the escorting party aad chatting fre
quently with soldiers in th line. -
Ia presenting military decorations,
the Prinee always makes a personal in
quiry or two of tke hero. Theu inter
changes are always quite brief r But
when the mother oa father of a dead
soldier comes forwird to receive a
posthumously awarded medal, the
Priaeo softly eiprcsaes sympathy with
their bereavoment and of fera a word ef
encouragement, holding th parent for
a longer moment than th ethers.
The Prince's first opportunity la Cin-
ada to elude formality cam shortly af
ter hia arrival at Halifax Harbor. After
half a day consumed ia exchanging ef-1
ficlai greetings with officials of Neva
ncotta ana Halifax ana commanding of
ficers of foreign warship ia theaharbor, j
he was takea uhor ia a 'motor lauaea
accompanied by two equerries. Tb I
Prine and bit companion war ia
mufti.
They (trolled through Point Pleasant
Park and th beach at hand, Th
Prinee ut dowa with th equerries oa a
bench and watched th nymph who
were disporting in the wave in one-
piece bathing suite. Neither the Prine
nor his- companions wr reluctant to
remain,
A lew rods on were tw youag
womea la bathing suit. Their eyu
were fastened on th beach trio.
Finally one (topped up to th f igur la
th middl and tsked, quite without
embarrassment, &ay, I just bet my
girl friend you ar th Priaee of Wale.
Ar you, beeauu if yoa ar I wia 10
.center .
Smiling the Prine replied! "Ye. It
happens that I im tb Prine of Wsles.
You win the 10 cents.
The girl went oa, "Thank you. nil
u you tomorrow In tb parade."
CEtMAN U-BOATS OPItf ,
BOOK TO SECRET SERVICE.
Ttt terribly dutructlve it 1 theu
V-boiti were, the . lumber operating
Imultaaeously la this and other Holds
wss never very large. The extent to
which the waters were iafested with
Qsrmaa' submarines was another par.
lieularly ludicrous ind psrticularly pre
valent miupprehsiiloa. Merchant ves
sels constantly reported hiving been
asailsd by "submarines la shoals," aad
most civilians still believe that they
uilcd together in flotillas, like schools
of fish. Theu is hardly sn American
doughboy who did not ue st least a
dossa submarine oa hi way acrora the
Atlantic; every itreak of suds caused
by a "tide rip," Had every swimming
porpoiu was immediately mis takea for
the wake of a torpedo; aad every bit
of driftwood, la tho fervid Imagina-
tloa of trans-Atlantic voyagers assum
ed -the shape of a periscope. Th fact
is that, with few exceptions, we knew
every time a German submarine slunk
from it bau iato the ocean.
The allied secret service was im
measurably superior to that of th Ger
mans i pay particular tribute to the
British Intelligence Department ia say-
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our
Tongue
WKite?
Th Prine' trip through Cansdi has
revived th story, and it at a tru on,
of hi mow of democracy la th
trenehu of France when be wu hnow
to. th troops ss Capt Wlndur, th
nr.-ne being derived from that of Sag
land'a reigning house.
A Tommy, so th story goes, slid up
to Capt Windsor, stood it attention,
then dropped his irms ikimbo aaa
C1I1D
AT l
St. Mary's
Sckool
KALktCK, M C
Now in Z7th Annual
Largest resident school
jof tha Episcopal Church
in tha United States for,
tha education of young
women and girls. -
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Addrua .
Raf. Warrts) W. Way
Service First
Advice Second
Sales Tbird
There's our policy in a
nutshell. -
First When the cu
torn ootisu tn flssd out
what HE waata, Oiv
him atisfactioi at th
lowest 'charge cjocammwit
with a good, thorough,
o . - : '
Second Tell him bow
to prevent battery trouble,' -We're
aot atuiott to re
pair hia battery, except
to soak it Ust kgsr,
TWrl Was bo faaflv atala
arw batsarr sM kirn te
boy It fraat m, BaSusaly, aad
ba a w Oaw wMa Thnadal
that batSsryajUllaatl-aMaad
ie kaa Isas ettaatoa taf aa.
laar Aatmry A eaa Awy.
Cy h aad lad aa m.
waaSMfat oarvkte Moras at
Will., Basterlie with'
i inaaiauoa.
RALEIGH,
BATTERY CQ.
White skin and pale
tongue are the evi
dence of aenemta or
lack of red blood cor
puscles. It may be
f u r a laziness and
ack of sunlight, but
more than likely it is
weakness of the
lungs, kidneys and
digestive tract. The
- manufacture' of nour
ishing blood has gone
slack.
Spinal a d j u stments .
femove the cause of
such "Weakness. Free
nerves function ..vig
orously. Spinal ad
justments free the
nerves of.pressure at
the backbone, and
Nature does the rest. .
No Charge There is
no charge for consul
tation and no obliga-
tlon. See me today.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST.
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II W. tl DENT, Manager. '. II
Phone 14. f J
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Wlaw MaTrSaai IS l-l aerM M ) u attain,
tA load) laaM alik aakl fua aataam'ia
ta) M a U f tl tmaaa aariliaar aim naw
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Mrc M atlj Majai Ihauaa aasiaanltr aa sM
aaw aa aj aaaaawai ai aa, arrwinnia. ,
v av pinita
Default hiving been made la payment
of indebtedness secured by thst eertala
dud of trust msd to me ss Trustee by
Berry W. Brown and wife, Alie E.
Brown, oa th 18th dsy of January,
1919, recorded in Book 331 at Pag
438 in th Registry of Wak County,
North Carolina, I will, under and by
virtu of th power of ulo vuted ia
me by uld deed of trust, and at th
loquest of the holder of th not se
cured by uid deed of trust and for th
purpoM of discharging th uld Indebt
edness . secured by uid deed Of trust,
proceed to sell to tho highest bidder for
ush at the Court House door in Bal
igh, Wak County, North Carolina t
On Saturday, 20th of September, 1919,
at 18. o'clock aoon, the following de
scribed real estate, situated ia Holly
Springs Township, Waks County, Nortk
Carolina, aad more particularly defined
and described as follows i
First Tract Adjoining th land of
B. Mason (th Borers land). Mr.
Lillian Bell (the Woodall land), E. It
Peany, the B. H. Scott Jandi (owned
by J. H. Pou and others), tho lanJs of
W. T. Williams, th old luae Hunter
f i lace aad othera, had bounded ae fol
owsi Beginning at a maplcoa th East
bank of Whit Oak Creek, about 20
yarda above the Chair Ford, running
North 80 degree East M poles to a pine
stump; theaee North U0 pole to a
stake and politer oa th crack; thence
past 120 poles to two post oaks, Mary
Ana Sogers' corner; thence South S01
pole to a wkitt pak oa th Fall Breach,
luae Hunter' earner; thence dowa the
meanderings ef uld branch 323 poles
to White Osk Creek, at the Hraithfleld
Eoad; thence up the meandering of
Said creek 203 pole to tk first statloa
containing 320 acres, mor or leu, be
ing-th land coaveyed to J. B. Masoa
by J. Daniel Honeyeutt the 2nd day of
November, 1919, by deed recorded ia
Book No. 310, at Page 342, in the office
of Begtster of Deeds of Wake County,
which deed, as recorded. Is hereby ex
preuly referred to and made a part
hereof for 'better description of the
land herein conveyed.
Second Tract-Adjoining the land of
0. W. Woodall, now D. F. Bell, do
e raed, formerly J. D. Honeyeutt, aad
bounded s follows: Beginaing st aa
Iron stsks oa th East bank of Whit
Oak Creek, about 20 yard up uid
Creek from th Chair Ford. J. O.
Brown's corner; runs East C4 polea to
a stake and pointe-si thence North 85
1-3 poles to a red bud tru, Mr. B. F,
Bell' corner i thenee West 43 polu to
hdy Branch; thenee down said branch
to Whitt, Oak Creek j thence down uid
creek to the beginning, containing 26
1-3 aeres, mora or less, lad mor fully
described ii a deed irom A. B. Free
man, and wife, to J. C. Hunter, dated
February 1st, 1877, ind of record in
Book 2:U, Page 153, in the office of
Register of Deedl of Wike County, ind
being the same land conveyed b A. B.
Hunter, J. B. Hunter sad others, Jaa
4th, 1917, to J. B. Mason, by deed re
corded is hereby referred to aad mad
Eegieter's- office, which deed re
corded fn hereby referred to ind mid
I pirt hereof for better dsseriptioa.
Both ths foregoing tracts of laid
wsr conveyed oa December 3rd, 1917,
by J. B. Mason nnd wife, to Garry W,
Johnson, by dud of record in Book 324,
Psge 119, in thf office of Beg later of
Peeds of Wsko County, and being the
um land coaveyed by uld Garry W.
Johnson and wife, to uld Berry W,
Brown, by dud dated December Id,
1918, aad recorded ia Book 132, Pag
07, Hegistry f Wake County.
Tbhr ith day-of AugdVrfltv
HENRY A. BLAND,,
' Trustee.
iUjm Snd Bewda af CeaU Tf
akin, Nuthauptoa County, H. C
Sealed bid will b received by th
Board of Coaaty - Costaalauieners at '
Northampton County. North Careliaa.
t th Court Houu, ia Jseksoa, N. C
until Monday, 6th day f October, 1919.
at 13 o'clock AL, whea and hr uli
bid will be. publicly opeaed for tho
purchau of 968,000 of fad Bead t
Gastoa Tewashlp, Northampton Coaaty,
N. C.i uld boada will bur iaterest at
tb rat f six per uat par anna.
interett payahle . ui-anuaily, an
ill b dated October 1, 1919, a wUl
"mature, respectively,, as foltovrai -
On bond flvd. tx. una, aigu aaa
nine yur from dato.rupooUvclyi two
bonds tea,.levca, twelve, thirteen.
fourteea. Sfteca. sixteea avatua.
ightua, nineteen, twenty, aad twty
on year from dit tcptlvlyt
thru bond, twty-tw. tweaty-tkru.
twenty-four,- twnty-fve, iweary-eix,
tweaty-seven twty-ight, twwty
nine, thirty, thirty-one, thlrty-tw, uir-ty-thra
and thirty-four yr fim
date, respectively. .
Th prlacipal aad laurwat win nw
payabl at auch baak la th city f
New York a tha purchaur may dulf
ante, or at th offir ef th Trusursr l,
tha Couaty Bond Commluioa) of Korttt-
amptoa County, N. C.
Na bid wis be received tor ted turn -par,
aad th purchaur win b ree,ulrd
to pay interest oa tho boada from tha
dau of th bond to tha data h actu
ally pays tha bonds ia odditis to tha
amount bid for uo beaas, aaa ta ngn
i reurved to reject aay aad all hidil
11 commuaicatioa or hid shall b
ulad aad addruud to B. J. Calvorta
Jukun, N. C-s clerk to th aaid Board
of County Coamlaalesers, aaa MCI I4
mast b acewmpaaMd by ft urtuia
check, vauehed for by ft local Baak la
Northampton coaaty. N. (X pcyabl U
a order f U Board of voaaty v
miaaioaera of Northampton, Coaaty, N.
for fva ner ecat of th -ftmmt ftf
tke bid; all eommnaicatteac'tor lafoi- ,
matioa reUtive to said boada will d
ignutc oa tha cutslds of the avlep
that information la desired, aUttrwiM
th commuaicatioa wiU b treated I ft
sealed bid aad wUl not bo pnd nntilv '
rw-toher C. 1919. a aforesaid. Thu
bonds ar lamscd aad uld aadsr aad ty
virtu of aa Act af tha Oaaoral Assem- .
bly of North Carolina, aaaaloa 1917, it .
being chapter 384 ef tho PwblU Law of ,
uld session, and by aa eloetloa duly
uUed, held aad carried.
Thi te th first boad ton ef .9i4
Gaatoa Tewaahip.
By 'order af tho Board of Coaaty
Commiosioar at Northauptea Coaaty.
North Carolina, this Aug- SL, 191S. ,
! ' : . J. CALVEBT. Qsrk.
Bosrd ef Couaty Coauaiuloaw ef
Northampton Coaaty, N. C
By PEEBLES HABBIS,
Attonuya for Qaitoa TowaaUa,
N. C. SI
ti lilt,
SI IKM
snaT m
ana. ;
awi Canjime,
i BIDS SOLICITED.
Sealed bids for the construction of
I uwersgs puriflcetloi system it Louis
burg, N. C, arc invited. Plans and
specifications of the system easy be
eimind it tb cflic of th dark aad
bid deposited with uld elerk, to b
opened by th mayor and board of ttwa
commissioners pf Loulsburg, N. C. a
the 15th dsy of September, 1919. Th
right to reject aay or all of aaid bids
is reserved. - -
Thi ths 20th day of August. 1919.
- , L L. JOYNBJt, Mayor.
A. WjALSTO.VClerk.
BIDS CLOSE 8EPTEMBEX 1. 1919, AT
8 O'CLOCK P. M- WATEB WOBEJ
AND SEWTBAGE SYSTEMS, WQ
LIAMSTON, N. C
Bids ar invited aatil S o'clock n
September 9, 1919, a fumlaklif all
material, work aad appliance, aad
constructing complete water work and
uwereg systema, for the Teem ef Wil
liam sto a, N. C Tho work eomtriust
Bemeving, rcaetting aad ncoanoet-
lg oa old 73 H. P. tafia, ene BOW
125 H. X, talvalve, una flow eagiae, lor
123 lbs. steasa. Tw full froat hori- '
tontal ratura tubular boiler, ISO H. F.
ach, for 129 lb, pressure. Tw d 1-1".
x2 3-4x4" boiler fud pumps, IM tWf
injectors. One open style fud wtr
heater t work with both bollsrs. Two
siagl (tag air eewproseor, WtlT.
470 cu. ft per Mia. belt driva, thaft
exteaded for tight aad toe palUy.
Two air lift pumping outfit, for pump
ing three well 300 ft deep, igslMt ft -worklag
preeeurc ef 123 ft. Two aader-
wnters centrifugal pump, tm auena
per minute, egainst 100 lb, preuur.
1300 B. P. M. belt driven, tight aad
loou pttUvy. All asessury belting,
pulleys, shafting aad pipiag. "Oa re
inforced concrete reservoir, . 350,000
gallon capacity, about 3 ft diamctor.
1J ft high, covered with alab. Alter
nate bids oa toel reservoir ef urn di
mensions. On stesl water task 75,000
gailoas, ea tul towr 100 ft fresh
pier to balcony. "x
6,065 llaur tx.nl r faivaauM wr
S3J30 unear ft r fr un irea
water pip, elau B.
1340 liaear ft f 6" eaet lrea wau
pipe, cucis B.
150 liaear ft ef r cact irea water
pipe, elau B. '
IJSOU unear ft ef lu can ire waiei
pine, elau B.
13-2" valves, tz-T valves, -e"
valves, 9 8" valve, 8-10" valves, 74 tw
wsy, I ft bury, Sr hydraat. . ' , ,
4095 linear ft S" sewer pipe. , "
7469 Unear ft 10 uwer pipe .
233 liaear ft 12 uwer pip. v
81 msnkftlrt '
12 single flash task (S cypkoa). ;
double alteraatiag fluk tmau.
31 flush saanhelee. ' ,
4 lamp hole.
One uwage dispual ', pteat FU(
may b xamined at the office ef W. T.
Mudowa, WUliaawtoa, IV. C Copies
of specifications will be mailed apoa
depositing a check ef S5J0. which wUl
be Nturned ealy to tkoee aaaklng beaa
fide bids Each bid mast be aaeea
pealed by ft certified ekeck la tke sum '
of 11,000.00. which will become ft for
fait to the Towa of Wllliaautoi if con
tract is act eaterad apoa and bond
executed promptly after th award.
Tk auceeesiul bidder will be rqalrd
to exeeut aa iademairy bead in the
aum f S23J)00J)0 u ft Mftguard fer
th proper perforauusec ef the ua tract.
Bid ar invited ea both ft lump ton
aad coat plus fixed aum. bute. Th
Towa ef WUliamstoa roeeroa the right
te .reject aay or all bids, er to let the
eoa tract In pert to differeat oatrae.
ton, if thi thould aunt advinbl.
Address, - ,
W. T. MZADOTTS,
' William, N. C.
1008 West A venae, Bichmoad, Va.
1 J..N. AMBLE B, , ' ' ;
Coasultisf XsgiMsr," '