Chatham UttBtxi
T-iUSSAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1919
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isiiiess Opportunities
J-
h hi
C1..VC-
7Ioiic Isas Soap
hr.d on hand before the last
which he sells at a bargain.
z Cornell sell it
t-ss. Sell what? Hay, Oats,
Oats, Mill Feed, Rye, Annual
r Set'd, Flour, Meat, Lard, Mo
:, and some times sugar.
, between Raleigh &
. in. poeketbook containing about
.i nitirieaticn card and receipts
i;:r.k; liberal reward. John E.
1'ittsboro. ltp
House Molasses,
Hon and Covington's Fancy
ol at R. J. Moore's.
Or
T-'t
nee tle Iiigii cost of
v buying your Flour, Meat,
::nd Molasses from Bland &
r yGnr Provisions by
. :'r' :ii Bland & Connell. Prompt
rirs made in corporate limits.
e v.iso need mv reg-
v'. jr.rde hog, "'Colonel the 2nd,"
- ; him at mv farm on route 3,
: rvice fee, $2. C.T.Goodwin.
:i!e or resit, 2-liorse
, ITS acres, near Bynum; good
:. -M.D.Williams, West Dur-
tl to touv Timber
ter Land. If you have any
o sell see B. Nooe, Pittsboro.
AI RECORDS
aid I
Kail road fares to Be Paid
At a meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners on Monday,
the 1st day of September, the Board
passed an order that they would pay
the railroad fare of any Confeder
ate veteran who wished to attend
the annual , reunion, to be held in
Atlanta, Ga., on October 7th to 10th.
Mr. J. J. Jenkins, of Siler City, will
furnish tickets and certificates of
identification to veterans in the
western part of the County, and Mr.
A. H. London, of Pittsboro, will fur
nish certificates and railroad tickets
to veterans leaving from Pittsboro.
Leave either Siler City or Pittsboro
Monday afternoon, October 6th,
which puts you in Atlanta early Tues
day morning, the 7th.
W. H. FERGUSON,
Ch' mn Co. Bd of Commissioners.
Pay Your Taxes
Bond Issue Defeated
The $30,000 proposed bond issue elec
tion, which was held in Hadley town
ship last Tuesday, was overwhelmingly
defeated, only 8 voting for it and 76
against it. The eight men who were
not afraid of a little taxes were West
Clark, Will Jones, Frank Henderson,
Walter Henderson, Fred Thrift. Peter
Perry, Fred Perry and Ward Perry.
Circus Coming
The famous John Robinson's circus
will exhibit in Raleigh next Wednes
day, October 1. As usual, a big free
street parade will take place at 11
o'clock. A train of 60 cars is necessary
to transport the show which employs
the 1200 persons, of which 500 are men
and women performers. This circus is
a great favorite with our people and
doubtless a large number of persons
from this section will attend the two
performances next Wednesday.
TV
hat Happen That Will Inter
: Readers of The Record.
iiui'J a house to rent.
-Ti e cotton ginning season has opsn-
Car Turns Over Twice
e:
:r iv
Avonue ti
ed.
-Kobe'
Sunday afternoon, about 6 o'clock, a
car' containing Messrs. Frank Burns.
Thomas Clegg and Miss Annie Norwor d
while speeding along the road near the
county home the hind wheel dropped
into a hole in a gutter pipe and twist
ing the front part of the car around,
causing the car to turn over twice be-
fore it stopped, pinning them in the
rckers are beine paid $1.25 j car- Strange to say only slight bruises
d pounds around Pittsboro. ! "ere receiv,ei by "V, of the party Mr
u n ui.ua aiw. u Clegg was doing the driving. The hind
,v.-"-k has been done on Fifth ; wheel and windshield of the car were
u week. It was badly need- i broken to pieces. It was a narrow es-
i cape.
: F arrell & Co. will open up
rr.eat market here with
t.vo or three weeks.
1919 Tax Rate
The School N
ews
PAULINE TAYLOR,
High School Editor.
N ew single desks have been ordered
for the primary room, and they are ex-
A n t 4.1 . . . . .
i " a wie receni session oi the
General Assembly, in regard to the
payment of taxes, should be of interest
to all taxpayers, and consequently the
act is published with the hope that our
readers may take advantage of the
benefits that accrue from a prompt
payment and escape the penalties inci
dent to ffol.tv
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"AH taxes shall be due on the first :t; V
Monday, in October in eaqh year, and e gruade PPs are very proud
all taxes paid in the months of October' ?Lf t?rth,eJ2,npI,,?ted
and November a discount shall be given th'stoy.of e.Llte Red Hfn-
to the taxpayer of one per cent. All u t Ty p?pii ,n.the, second rade
taxes paid in the month of December wh had Perfect spelling lessons for the
shall be paid at the net amount charg- Walph Connell.-ed,-
and from and after the first day of The 5th and 6 th grades rendered the
January a penalty of one per cent per f0llow,ng program at the morning ex
month shalf be charged and collected ercises Wednesday :
by the Sheriff or Tax Collector; that is f,ble reading-Sam Beard
to say. on all taxes nid in th mnnth bong America. Played by Louise
of January, after the first dav of Jan
uary, a penalty of one per cent shall be
added on the taxes paid, and in the
month of February, after the first day
of February, a penalty of two per cent
shall be added, and an additional penal
ty of one per cent for each additional ,
month or delay in settlement of same.
Recitation One. Two. Three. Willie
Morgan.
Int. Solo Happy Farmer, Louise
Brooks.
Recitation -A Boy's Pockets, Billie
Johnson.
Song-Daddy, Mary Dell Bynum.
This discount does not apply to tax1 y e are sorry that several have to be
on dogs, which is due and payable on "UV w nu npe to nave mem
the first day of October, and unless the , back 8on.
dog tax is paid by the first day of De- vr tt ,7n, ... .
cember, the owner shall be guilty of a SnVhJQtSL )her cou?t,8
misdemeanor, and upon conviction be- .r?Zt &lV??J?g from a short
comes liable to a fine of fifty dollars or age of scho1 teachers-
imprisonment ior a period of thirty i
1
pilet Coptcrvts 15Tluid lracnii I j
days.
BANK QF PITTSBORO,
REPORT
of the condition of the
BANK OF PITTSBORO AT. PITTS
BORO IN THE STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA,
at the close of business Sept. 12, 1 19.
Resources-
Loans and discounts
Demand loans
'verdraf's
United States bonds & Lib
erty Bonds
North Carolina State bonds
All other stocks, b'uids and
Mortgages
Bwnkin ous. $4,000; t'nr
niMire and fixhiivs, $2,000
Cash in vault and net amounts
due from banks, bankers
and trust companies
Cash items held over 24 hours
Checks for clearing
- 127,531 33
8,500 00
529 52
6,755 CO
5,000 00
31,759 63
6,000 GO
55,844 13
3.48H 53
3,096 26
REPORT
of the condition of
Tk Farmers' Bank
at .Pittsboro, N. C, in the State of
North Carolina, at the ciose of busi
ness Sept. 12th. 191 S:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $44,932 50
uvercsratts secured, 2.16;
unsecured, none
United States bends and Lib
erty bends
All ether stocks, bends and
:'.:(. r'gr.cos
H-r:k"n-T i.t:urs, none; furni
in v u; i futures, S650.26...
C:. h in vault rno net amount
.:? fro!!', banks, bankers
vv.d trmt ;'.:i:r;!:c3
S2 16
5,5C CO
300 CO
650 6
t nmnt.-a PER CENT.
AVcciaWcPrcparauoafcrAs
tingtheStomachs andBgglstf
Tor Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
nicrctiyItomSDestfcn
Cheerfulness ana kcslva--
Mineral. Not Narcotic j
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SUITS,
CUATS,
LATEST STYLES AND MATERIALS.
We Can Save You Money
On Your Suit and Coat
w.
suit
'fid coats
$22.50 to $55.00
$10.00 to $45.00
L. LONDON & SON I
orfjrajje Sale- i
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sLamps,
28,851 19 i
672 CO :
2,411 00
THC CCflTAUn COMPANY. HZYJ YCRX CITY
Total
61
Total .
S24S.496 40
Liabilities.
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x.: -r.ey d
.ere w
i At a recent meeting of the County '
! Commissioners the tollowmg tax rate
for 1&19 for Chatham county was made:
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conundrum: Suppose a
; '.e"e v.ms to Durn cuv.n,
p-'rne' imes ;n
C pita I stocV- paid in 810,000 00
Surplus fund 10,000 00
Undivided profits, less cur
rentexpensHsantf taxes p'd 1,699 78
IVpotits suliject to chi 161,640 30
Tin)eceitifica'sof deposit... 62.422 48
j Savings deposits 850 00
Cashier s checks outstanding 1,083 S t
Accrued interett due deposi
tors 800 00
$78, 449
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock piid in $10,000 00
Undivided pro:iT.s, les cur
rent expenses and taxes pd 1,956 67
Doposits subject to cheek 50,806 S6
'l ime certiiicatesof deposit 15,447 Tj
Savings deposits 53 2
Cashier's checks outstanding 184 LI
CI'
m
al 878,443 61
of North Carolina County ol
i.
held I
.use tu move into?
i-.al
R-v.
1',-;
, roads. 10c: total. SI. 34 2-3.
! The 1918 tax rate was a little lower
services, which had been ! than 1919. T..e school tax this year is
Mr Morehouse, and as- mc nigner mis year man last, ana no
tor. Rev. R. M. Phil-' one win naroiy kick on tnis as u gives
c oed ?ast Friday night. i taxes last year were 27 2-3c, this year
! it is 15 2-3c. Last year the special tax
This must be a big potato year. I was 6c; this 17c. Bridge tax last year
e -t Zieek-r. colored, showed one on ; was 4c: this year it is 6c. The total
:re Saturdav v. hich weigh-! tax last yetir was $1.01 2-3c. The rest
:.y the pas
..ron.
1':
t-.-.
snowed one on i
iv v.-hich weigh- !
::e later Mr. John
'.erhed 5 1-2.
of the taxes are the same as last year.
.ears.
Godwin, of Aex. route
i . Ro:-ord office Monday J
Is -'ee i ..rn. He says he
i.'u is of i'l .''0 each at the I
Exposition in the '
Pittsboro has at last got hold of a
se: of Commissioners that are trying
to i. ;.prove trie town. The citizens
should uphold them in their endeavors
to make Pitt '..'''!:) a more progressive
town and a better place in which to
live.
All r.ienibr? of theWomans' Club,
who contemplate joining the Music or
Ll errrv Dtpartments of the club, are
c&liei to r.ioet with the chairmen of j not been arrested.
thrie committees next Saturday after- j
ri . .n;; :5 o'clock at the residence of '. f mmmmm
11: W. P. Korton.
Bound Over to Court
Two or three weeks ago Rev. G. W.
Perry and Mr. A. T. Ward broke up a
still about four miles northwest of
town. While they did not capture any
one they hid in the bushes near the
still and watched three men at work, a
white man named Cooper, and two ne
groes, Herbert Haughton and Zeke
Terrv, who, they say, were at work at
the still.
Warrants were sworn out against
these men and last Saturday the two
negroes were tried by Magistrate Ly
sander Johnson. They were both
bound over to court, Haughton under a
$200 bond and Terry $100. Cooper has
Total 9248.496 40
State of NORTH CAROLINA, County
of Chatham, Sept. 19, 1919.
I. Jas. L. Griffin, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowlfde and belief.
JAS. L. GRIFFIN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 23rd day of Sept.. 1919.
Q. R. PI L KINGTON,
Notar Public
My commission exp.res July 18, 1920.
Correct Attest:
A. H. LONDON,
E. R. HINTON,
B. NOOE,
Directors.
To
Stats
Chatham. ert. 22nd. 119.
I, V. E. Aliey, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
W. E. ALLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 22nd of Sept.. 1919.
G. R. PILKINGTON,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. 18, 1920.
Correct Attest :
T. M. BLAND,
W. P. HORTON,
S. D. JOHNSON,
Directors.
Farm
iiy virtue of a certain mortgage deed
made by Har.nnh Strowd, henry De
Graffenreidt, William DeGraffcnreid't
nnd his vvift M t it lr;,.. r : j. t :
rui au xiu:'t)an:!, Ci.arhe r
1 atsy UedratUTreicit to Jps.L. Grittin
dated Jan 14, l!;ll, to sticure a note
due Nov. 15th, loii-. vl.k-h said mort-
g?ge aeea is recorati m
Kagister if
m BoorC A
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Xotice of Land Sale.
Re-sale of Land
-Su-
North Carolina, Chatham County
- perior Court, before the Clerk.
Ernest E. Harmon, Admr. of James I. i
Harmon, deceased,
vs
Eva Harmon et al.
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Chatham County
Under and by virtue of an order of ;
the Cierk of the Superior Court of
Chatham County, in the special pro- ,
ceedings therein pending, entitled "Em- i
eline Mitchell and others vs Addie Net- ,
ties and others," the undersigned Com
missioners will, at the courthouse door ;
in Pittsboro, N. C, on
Wednes 'ay, October 22nd, 1919,
offer for sile at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described tract of land:
Beginning at William DeGraffen
reidt's corner on Silk Hope road; thence
s5
A F.riptist intercessions' conference j
w-- hf-re on yesterday by Rev.
V M. Gilmore, of Sanford, direc-
ti i rhe 75 million campaign in the j
- iv Creek Association. He was as- :
i;---.-; by Rev. W. B. Waff. Similar!
v : : i:nces will be held today at Ben- j
n ' i.i.d tomorrow at Siler City. j
'r. -ikes are becoming plentiful in j
.J. tew day3 ajo one was kulea
rng house here, beverai nave
-! on Fifth Avenue. Friday
highland moccasin was kill-
sidewalk on the same ave
rt think about it! Snakes tak
''.vn and not a drop of snake-
h -.:
n
e(
rr .
ir
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PUSONAL MENTION
tk.
Hiiizabeth Milliken has gone to
City to teach music in the school
-s L ilian Ray has gone to Maxton
v"'-' - ::'t:2 has encered Flora McDonald
(''
- Emily Thompson is music teach
tr i - the Moncure "school. She has a
dais of 24.
"ergrer.nt Wm. N. Harmon, who has
tfr n in the United States army for the
V'-'f. six years, has gone to Philadel-I-'ia
after spending a week here with
Emma Goodwin.
Build Houses
hy do not the monied men of Pitts
y.et busy and build more dwelling
es to rent? How do you expect
bo:
no
tii'r ti wn to grow? A dozen families
'A' "U d move here in the next three
n -i.nt-is if they ccuid get houses to live
e rcvfe.-uatu.n of property is gc
niake ti.xes higher. Why not
v ..cant lots around town toDeo-
PS'j w::o v. iil ouild homes?
ip..
ir.:,-
.-:eii
M
ayor's Court
If a ra
a-i-1 1 v t
be r h;.
': t!
n o es not come pretty soon
t.e dust here the citizens will
.'';:V-r "f dustiphitis. And what
! ' S r.,,a (;,;s- so mucu Worse is the
J, - 'i:es which
x J r--t!'. cs.usina the dust to flv in
o"-' er f"'05'" an "ver everything. In
fii i,'"' '' ;- -M:yor Nooe will put a
Urt 'V:'s,y;;?"e brought before him.
a ; i Ijov 5 d:f -G. Gunter, white,
ea.h frv' '-ok-red, were fined $5
The Cotton Association
The extremely low price of cotton
this fall should be a matter of seri
ous concern to every cotton farmer
of Chatham county. The State Cot
ton Association, which has for its
objective a better price for "cotton,
is now in process of organization.
We are launching a campaign, be
ginning in early October, with a se
ries of mass meetings in different
sections of the county, for the pur
pose of getting the plans of the As
sociation explained in detail to the
individual farmer. .Able speakers
will speak in behalf of the organi
zation at these meetings. Dates
will be published later. If you are
a cotton farmer, or if you are inter
ested in a fair price for cotton, you
are urged to be present at one or
more of the meetings. Organization
will win; therefore let's unite in a
unanimous demand for a better
price for cotton.
H. M. KINSEY, .
County Agent.
made in the above entitled cause, the south with his line 27 poles, L. T Web
undersiirned Commissioner will re-sell, ster's corner: thence west with his line
! for cash, at public auction, at the court 166 pole3 Avenue road, George Farrar's
i house door in Pittsboro, N. C, on corner in Webster's line; thence north
three degrees west with said roaa ana
' Living Cost Increases
After a survey of conditions the coun
try over, the National Industrial Con
ference Board has announced that the
cost of living for American wage-earners
was 71 per cent higher in July, 1919,
than at the outbreak of the war in July.
1914. This was said to represent an
advance of 6 per cent since March, 1919,
and of 12 per cent since June, 1918.
The total increase for the 5-year pe
riod on food was 85 per cent; clothing,
100 per cent: fuel, heat and light, 57
per cent.
Saturday, October 11, 1919,
at 12 o'clock m., that certain tract or
parcel of land lying and being in Cen
ter Township, Chatham County, N. C,
known as the James I. Harmon lands,
containing one hundred and seven acres
and more fully described in the title
deeds by which the said James I. Har- ,
mon held the same, !
September 25th, 1919.
WALTER D. SILER,
Commissioner.
across Silk Hope road to Perry's line,
76 poles; thence east with Perry's line
147 poles to Henry Mitchell's line;
trence south with his line 43 poles to
Silk Hope road; thence eastward with
said road to the beginning, containg 72
acres, more or less.
Time of sale, 12 o'clock m.
This September 20, 1919.
W. P. HORTON,
W. D. SILER.
s25 Commissioners, Pittsboro, N. C.
(MASCOT)
KilnDried
i vS5iHWi?5vv Lime
United States Today
The United States is the richest na
tion in the world." It was the richest
when the war began. The war hi s j
drained it less than most other gretti
nations have been drained. How much j
Dii-nnrfDi- this nat-inn in than nthorn -ia i
speed through it at j t p.ftneraiiv aDnreciated in the United i
States. Here are the figures:
National Wealth National Debt !
Great B.S 90.000.000.000 $36,750,000,010
Germany 80,000,000,000 31,000,000,00
P.
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xaniiniition
ine Unit
mission fia;s
to be held :i
a result of
certification
cancy in tha
postmaster at
cancies as they
fice, unless it :
4 . . jrz uerifipr! in
cv bv reinstnrr,; t0J?n any vacan
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to
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France 65,000,000,000
Russia 40,000,000,000
Japan 28,000,000,000
Italy- 25,000,000,000
U. S 250,000,000.000
26,000,000,000
25,400,000,000
1,300,000,000
11,000.000,000
17,000,000.000
Here -rests the bones of Willie North,
With him we had to part;
He looked into a gun one Fourth
To see the bullet start.
':s ivil Service Com
' im examination
m October 11 as
'- expected to make
COntAmrlo-lr1 ufl.
"n of fourth-class TTnriortalr era rpnort that funerals will
I U 111.1 m..- L .
-('n and other va- j cost m0re next year. Buy now and
OffMir fit- i
h'lll v , . wmi. i save iiiuucjf.
t on f the
steel workers
nt. ti, ..t ;a H.H that 268.000
dos' master otriira in Ppnsvlvania.
5" m ' . u i , n !. urns omce was wn t uuw o,., -- j ; '
o44 ior the last fiscal year. Illinois and other States last Monday.
Clayton, N. C, August 23, 1918.
American Limestone Company,
Knoxville, Tennessee :
Gentlemen: We bought several cars cf
your Mascot Lime last season. TJz o:l it ex
tensively ourselves and distributed liberal
amounts among our tenants. We n ave no
ticed good results not only from the low
lands but the i:plands. We are buying it
a?ain for 1919 and expect to use it in larger
quantities than bsfore.
Respectfully,
(Signed) ASHLEY HORNE & SON.
MASCOT BONE DRY
Finely Pulverized Readily Available
If you need money to
buy a farm, to get easier
terms on one you have
contracted to buy, to im
prove the one you own,
or to do anything that
promote the Agricultural
development, we can loan
it to you FOR AS LONG
TIME AS YOU DESIRE
UP TO 33 YEARS with
very easy terms of re
Davment at 6 per cent
interest, without broker-
age or commissions.
Write us, or better still
come in and see us.
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tract ; pr.r-.
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Moors's
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line; thenca
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to a jost iff.!
vest to the
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This IS th day of Se;..erri)er. 1039.
JAS. L. Gj'.Il-'FIN,
'.Murtffaeee.
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Sale i.:r.tl.
Under and by .virtu:; oi' an order f
the Clerk of the Superior Court of Chat
ham county, in the special proceedings
therein pending, entitled "Thomas
Council and others vs Mequarv Council
and others," the undersigned Commis
sioner will, at Fearrington Station, in
Chatham County, on
Wednesday, October 15, 1919,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described tracts of
land:
1st tract: Lyinp and being in New
Hope Township, Chatham County, N.
C, and bounded on the north by the
lands of Mrs. Lula Latham; on the east
by Charlie Lassiter; on the south by
th3 Williams estate; on the west by
New Hope creek, it being a sub-division
of the old Fearrington estate, con
taining 112 acres.
2nd tract: Beginning at the right of
way of the Durham and South Carolina
railroad at a point where the Chapel
Hill and . Fayettevilfe road joins the
right of way of the Durham and South
Carolina railroad; thence up said Coun
ty road in a northerniy direction, a dis
tance of 100 feet: thence in a southern
ly direction, a distance of 100 feet to
the Durham and South Carolina rierht
j of way; thence to run in an easterly
direction paralleled with said right of
I way to the beginning. It being the lot
,1 on which the j earrinston store house
1 Dress"
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was situated and owned bv J.
cu. aeceasea.
13. Coun-
Time of sale 12 o'clock old time and
one o'clock new time.
This 15th day of September, 1919.
W. P. HOKTON,
Commissioner. Pittsboro. N. C.
Sammons ly Putolicnlaoii
North Carolina, Chatham County In
the Superior Court, before the Clerk.
J. B. Ennis ar.'J wile, Ennis, W.
L. Ennis and wife, Ennis,
vs
Joseph Ilendiy. Richard Ennis, Flor
ence Ennis, Delia Little. Ennis Lit
tle, Robert Li trie, Woodson Ennis,
jr., and R lert Ennis.
The defendants above r.amea win
i proceeding, entitled
Means Success
and Happiness
Your appearance is your best
asset. There are some very
essential things about dress
ing up. There must be sus
taining quality. The style
must be right. The fabrics
must be tried and tested. It
must suit your personality.
It must suit your purse.
When you get these essen
tials in a suit or anything to
make your "dress up" com
plete you're right and the
place to find them is the De
Luxe Clothier.
"COME AND SEE"
is air we ask.
You'll find the successful
appearance will not cost so
much and that your pocket
bo. k will keep comfortable.
"Kuppenheimer," "Stein
Bloch" and others make
them and Boone makes the
price to suit you.
y.i' ! uiKe notice u
C. R. Boone
"Good Quality Spells What
BOONE Sells.'
De Luxe Clothier. Raleigh, N. C.
Farmers
Bank,
Pittsboro, N. C.
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of land loc".
Chatham C'r t
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American Limestone Corny
Knoxville, Tenn.
W.ll be atLr. Chapm's effice, Pittsboro,
N. C., every 4th Tuesday in each month.
Classes fitted that are easy and restful
to the eyes. Cress-eyes straightened
without the knife. Weak eyes of chil
dren and young people a specialty. My
next visit will be Tuesaay. Oct. 23.
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Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified as administrator of
aa4-oforf Hannnh Oliver, deceased.
this is to notify all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
the same duly authenticated to the un
dersigned on or before the 28th day of
August, 1920, or this notice will be plead
in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make
immediate payment.
This Aueust 28, 1919.
C. W. BURKE, Admr.
A. C. Ray, Attorney.
Petition For Change
ot Public Road
' North Carolina, Chatham County Of
' fice Road Board of Chatham Coun
I ty, September 1st, 1919.
. To whom it may concern:
This is to notity all persons interest-
! 1 that petition has been filed with Acr.n v.-..
the Road Board of Chatham county 'y
questing a change to be made in the
iif.li road lndiro- from Silk Hoik' fr,
ti e Alvis Desraffenreidt land and run
ning to Frank Henderson s store, ine
purpose of this request is to straighten
the road and avoio a steep hill ana bad
marshy place at the branch known as
the "Henry tfrancn, saia cuangs x
be located ' across the lands of Alvis
Deeraffenreidt, in Hadley township.
..TI . . . ;ii 1 I J 1... r...-,. iVia ;
l nis matter win ue eaiu uciw -"- i
eut- conmicnoed ;n tne
: Chatham County, N.
;.-:saof sSi'iiiis thai tract
a' 1 in C nter U-.vnth!p,
l.y, I-'. C, i-M;ta:n:rg400j
us3, an-l known as the J
tl:3 I.Mii plr.ee, and in-!
f : occt ds from the 'sa'e I
: securities; and the said '
:i further take notice that
lr;;i to t,:"pc:r before the ;
:-j::r'oc .VUit of siid
d::y-cf bcp!en:bcr, ,
' '..u -::- of said County, '
:'. C. . ..d :.nsvt r or de-
;.'aint iii tho ?a;d pro-'
.iaintius v. ill a?j!y to
relief demanded hi
,1 . C.
Cler
!-tember, 1!)j9.
L. CUIFPils,
Superior Cour!
i.
Countv Ir.
t'ourtr bef.Te the Clerk.
L:tra'-or of w liham
Austin McCormick, Sanford, N.
, lT"",'IUI''Vi'"''n!-i'i''g5y:
C, District Agent.
Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified as executrix of
octato rf H T. flhanin. deceased.
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this is to notify all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
the same duly authenticated to the un
dersigned on or before the 11th day of
September, 1920, or this notice will be
dead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make im
mediate payment.
Sept. 11, 1919.
ANNIE F, CHAPIN, Executrix.
Road Board of Chatham county on the
first Monday in OctoDer. 1919. All per
sons who object to the change above
mentioned will appear .before the Roaa
Board on the first Monday in October
to note their objections.
This 2nd day of September, 1919.
R. L. WARD,
Chmn Road Board Chatham Co.
Farm for Sale
Small farm; 35 acres in timber,
balance In cultivation, ; well water
ed, good dwelling house, feed and
tobacco barns. Seven miles east of
PittsboJo. in New Hope township.
A. D. BURGESS,
au28 4tp Apex, Rt 4.
For Rent.
Good one-horse farm,5 fine orchard,
dwelling and outhouses. Will rent for
two years, cheap, or sell. Apply at The
Record office. ' se!8
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the ft'.
I 1). Mciver. f:dmin
Dal ton, de-eased,
vs
Lsnie Dalton Kaglar.d and A. D. In
land, her husband, .Uason Dalton and
Harvey Dalton.
To the above defendants, Mason Dal
ton and Harvey Dalton Greeting:
You will take notice that an action,
a? above entitled, has baen institutf-d
i ; the Superior Court oi Chatham Ccun
cv N C, by the plaintiff above named,
for the purpose of having certain lands
ui;,r tr tho nlaintirlS intestate
onid fnr the nurnose ot making assets .
And you. Mason Dalton and Harvey
Dalton, will further taKe notice tna
you are hereby commanded to ba and
personally appear before the under
signed, Clerk of the Superior Court in
and for Chatham County, N. C, at his
office in Pittsboro, said County and
State, on Saturday, October 4 th, 1919,
i r.r- rfwmiir to the fnmnlain t
of the plaintiff in this cause, whicn has j
been filed, or the plaintiff will mov e for '
the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand this the 9th
day of September. 91l9.giiiffin
Clerk of the Superior Court for Chat
ham County, N. C.
Siler & Barber, Attys ior Plaintiff.
Notice to Creditors'"
Having qualified as administratrix of
the estate of John L. Council, deceased,
this is to notify ail persons holding
claims against said ef tate to present
the same duly authenticated to the un
dersigned on or before the 4th day of
3ine Quality (But
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C jf if
When selecting- fine.crystal
for a bride, or to use in your
home when entertaining,
one naturally comes to Jollys
The experienced tyiyer
knows this store is to be de
pended upon to have at all
times a display of the new
est patterns in finest quality
cut glass. In stemware of
leaded, blown cut glass, we
have now especially inter
esting pieces and values.
Goblets, set of 6.
Long Stem Sherbet, 6.
Short Stem Sherbets, 6.
JOLLY'S
Established 30 Years
Jolly & Wynne Jewelry Co.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
September. 1920, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make im
mediate payment.
This September 4, 1319. '
NETTIE C. COUNCIL, Admx.
A. C. Ray, Attorney.
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