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Pinchot Crushes The Literary Digest Poll Victory of Pennsylvanian Has Knocked Out Claims of Anti Prohibitionists — Leadership as Dry Will be Militant—Nom ination Will Have Influence Throughout Nation — Fewer Candidates For Congress Will Adopt Wet Platform; Dwight Morrow Obscured. Writing to the News and Observer under date of May 24th, John A. Liv ingstone, Washington correspondent of that paper, says: “The urst and direct and tangible result politically of the nomination of Giiiord Tinchot as the Republican candidate for Governor ni Pennsyl vania was the sinking of the Literary Digest referendum on prohibition. While there were other factors enter ing into his nomination, it is conced ed that he is an outstanding dry, that he will be elected as governor, and that his leadership as a dry will be militant. It has been suspected for some time that one of the main causes of the vigorous campaigning of the anti-pro hibitionists was the lack of a milit ant championiship of dry law enforce ment in the White House. This did not bring into question President Hoover’s honesty or integrity, but brought into sharp relief his admit ted lack of dynamic qualities as a po litical leader. Hoover’s Weaknesse. It is well known by experienced politicians that the noisest crowd is apt to be in the minority, that is the reason they are noisy, and the skill ed political leader does not follow the leadership of the noisy. That was the main asset of Calvin Coolidge, who while not undertaking to do much while President, did do quite well what he set out to do. He could not be moved to change his course by noise. Now the strength of Coolidge is be lieved by the politically minded to be the weakness of Hoover. Thosd with political axes to grind think Hoover can be impressed by noise. So they set out to make a noise. Of course, the way to meet them is by militant leadership, such as Pinchot is show ing in Pennsylvania, and such as Hoover is not showing in the White House. Upsets Digest Poll. Next to New York, the Literary Di gest poll showed Pennsylvania to be the wetesc state in the LJnioh. Yet on the very day that this result was announced in tne newspapers, the nomination by the major political party in Pennsylvania of aif out standing dry was also announced. It is true that Grundy is a dry and that Davis will be wet or dry as po litical exigencies may demand, but that does not change the fact that a dry was nominated for governor. The obvious answer to this unusu al result is that Pinchot was nomin • ated because he is Pinchot. Such is the answer - ol the ...Baltimore-Sun, ft • vigorous champion of the wet cause. It points to his record as governor from 1922 to 1926. He exposed the iniqi^ities of the iron and coal police, reiormed the state administration of laws, investigated the power monop oly and opposed the political forces that make Pennsylvania politics odious. The times are ripe for men of his type in public life. Wets Lost Any Way. Then, too, it may be argued that the wets divided their forces by run ning a candidate instead of support ing the Vare candidate. They made a respectable showing, but the net re sun. was Co insure u.ti nomination of a dry. Now they threaten to run an independent ticket in November. If they do, it will insure the election of Pinchot and result in further loss of prestige. Even though it be conceded that Pinchot was not nominated as the Republican candidate because he is a dry, but for other reasons, one of winch was the negative support or Grundy who took down his candidate becaiise he knew that it would certain ly result in the nomination of the Vare candidaee, and if he could land his man then he would rather have Pinchot. These things may be conceded, but it does not alter the fact, that a dry was nominated, and that he is not a soft pedaling dry but a militant dry. It means a good deal more tnan tne ■sinking of the Literary Digest poll as a barometer of political conditions in America, but the nomination of Pinchot certainly did do that job ef fectively and mighty little is going to be heard about this poll in the . next few months. So much agitation had been ^fart ed eince the idea became prevalent that President Hoover could be brougt into line on a soft pedaling prohibition policy that numerous can didates for Congress were getting ready to line up as wet candidates. The nomination of Pinchot will cause many of them to think twice before committing themselves to the wet cause. This will be mainly due to the fact that the drys now have a leader, a man with an established Na tional reputation, and more important than that fact a man who owns his own soul, who is not controlled by the special interests, who wears no man’s collar, who is fearless in making war on special privilege. Dwight Morrow Obscured.^ It comes, too, right on the heels of the announcement of Dwight Morrow as a wet candidate for the Senate in New Jersey. To all intents and pur poses his platform is the platform of A1 Smith in the last Democratic plat form. He does net propose to en courage the return of the saloon. He proposes to let the States make their own prohibition laws. Smith propos ed to have the States go into the liquor business. That is the only dif ference between their positions . As it was generally conceded that Morrow was "not thinking primarily of getting to the Senate, but has his eyes on the White House, the an nouncement of his wet platform made a profound impression upon the country. It gave impetus to the Lite rary Digest poll, it gave encourage ment to wet candidates for Congress, and it began to look that all wa« ovnr except the shouting. Especially with the continued silence of the White House. « ~ Then, just as it seemed that all wns lost fdr the <drys, Pinchot staged his impressive come back. His returit to his political Elba, was dramatic. What will come of it, nobody certain ly knows, certainly one thing: has al ready come about. His victory has attracted national attention and given the dry cause a tremendous boost. A small thing to look for but you should have the best shoe polish for your blond and white pumps. For only 25c you can get the best. Stroud & Hubbard. ^Tri^_ , STATEMENT ENTERPRISE MUTUAt FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Providence, R. I. CONDITION DECEMBER 31, 1933, AS SHUVVN BV STATEMENT FILED. Amount of capital cash paid in'... $...y. Amount ledger .assets Dec. 31, previous year, $2,583,408.65; Increase paid up-capital, $.0; ...Total, $2,583,408.65 Income—trom Foiicyhoiuers, $1,183,808.42; Miscelaneous, $146,767.40; Total, .. ... $1,330,575.82 Disbursements—To Policyholders, $84,256.48; Miscellaneous, $112,628,077; Total, . ...... . 210 537 25 Fire risks—Written .or renewed during year, $216,140,967; in. *°rce , •••... . . . . $354,318,175.00 An other Risks—Written or renewed during year, $... .452,053; in lorce ... $.432,933.0 „ , ASSETS f Value of Bonds and Stocks ......$2,411,821.38 Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks on interest ... .,.$233,068.99 Agents’ balances, representing business written subsequent to October 1, 1929 ....._....$ Agents’ balances, representing business written prior to October, 1, 1929, ......$ Interest and rents due and accrued ..$ All other assets, as detailed in statement...$ 55,947.03 2,582,82 9,977.93 819,890.62 Total . Less assets not admitted ..$3,533,315.77 .. .$ 3,662.82 Total admitted assets.... .._.$3,529,652.95 vr LIABILITIES Net amount of unpaid losses and claims .._.% 13,646.32 Unearned premiums.. ... .....$1,206,218.35 Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, accounts, fees, etc., due or acrued, $ 556.20 Estimated amount payable for Federal, State, county and mu nicipal taxes due or accrued ...$ 3,688.50 Total amount of all liabilities except capital..$1,224,109.37 Capital actually paid up in cash . ..$ 0, Surplus over all liabilities ......$ o| Surplus as regards policyholders .... ....$2,305,6413.58 Total liabilities . ...$3,529,652.95 1,496 1 .29 BUSINESS ON NORTH CAROLINA DITRING 1929. Fire risks written .$1,643,486; Premiums received, $ All other risks written...... $ 846; Premiums received, $ Losses incurred—Fire ..—._ ...$ 22; Paid $.... President, John N. Freeman; Secretary, Theodore P. Bogert. Home Office, 10 Wevbossett street. Providence, R. I. -JTAhl C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, Raleigh.N.C. bTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, I. DAN C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Enterprise Mu tual Fire Insurance Company, of Providence, R. I., filed with this Department, showing the condition of said Company, on the 31st day of December 1929. (SEAL) DAN C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner. STATEMENT ASHWRIGHT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Boston, Mass., 1 Condition December 31, 1929, as Shown by Statement Filed. ! Amount of capital paid in cash... | _ o Amount Ledger Assets December 31, previous year, $7,364,105.77;.. I Increase paid up capital, $.0; Total, ...$7,364,105.77 ' “ r *" “r '■“r*““‘i V.-..v» .—.......$ / ,oO Income—from Policyholders, $3,557,521.10; Miscellaneous, 373,664,46; Total. . .-. .....$3,931,185.56 Disbursements—To Policyholders, $228,131.45; Miscellaneous, $422,209.57; Total —.. -. ...-. $3,650,341.02 Fire Risks—Written or renewed during year, $653,884,730, ln force.-...-.- $912,756,405.00 ASSETS Value of Bonds and Stocks .....$6,687,642.25 Cash in Company’s office.. ...... $ 1,080.44 -- --- ~ — ..—* ------ <f> ljUOU.'I'l Deposited m Trust Companies and Banks on interest „.766,345.69 Agents’ balances, representing business written subsequent to October 1, 1929 ........$ 186,136.53 Agents’ balances, representing business written prior to Oc tober, 1929 . , _.. —.. -i-__$ 8,746.30 Interest and rents due and accrued _ _. __^_....... ....$104,086.1Ri Total Less assets not admitted_ ...$$7,749,036.47 .... $ 18,012.55 Total admitted Assets ... $7,731 023 92 XT LIABILITIES Net amount of unpaid losses and claims... . .... $ 4iti&9 14 Unearned Premiums . .$2,8321363^95 Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, accounts, fees, etc., due or accrued ........ .. ... ^ 7 000 00 Estimated amount payable for Federal, .State, county and municipal taxes due or accrued .._..$ 9 849 74 Total amount of all liabilities except capital ....$2,890,342.80 Capital actuallyp paid up in cash._ .._..$...6 Surplus over all liabilities.$4,840,681.12 Surplus as regards policyholders .... . ....$4,480,681.12 Total liabilities ..— .. $7,731,023.92 BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA, DURING 1929. Fire Risks written ....$G,308,933;remiums received, $ 10,264 Losses incurred—Fire ....$ 304; paid $ 321 President, E. V. French. Secretary, F. W. Jones, Treasurer G. S. Young. Home Office, 185 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass. Attorney for service: DAN C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, Raleigh,N.C. Manager for North Carolina Home Office. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, April 9, 1930. I, DAN C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the above is a. true and correct abstract of the statement of th5 Ashwright Mu tual Fire Insurance Companv, of Boston, Mass-., filed with this Department, showing the condition of said company on the 31st day of December, 1929. Witness my hand and official seal, the dav and year above written. (SEAL.) DAN C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner. STATEMENT RHODE ISLAND MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Providence, Rhode Island. CONDITION DECEMBER 31, 1929, AS SHOWN BY STATEMENT FILED Amount of capital paid in cash ......$ 0 Amount ledger assets Dec. 31, previous year, $4,588,851.07; Increase paid-up capital, $ ‘ ;...Total, $4,588,851.07 Income—from Policyholders, $1,973,014.06; miscellaneous, $267,662.08; Total ..$2,240,676.14 Disbursements—to Policyholders, $140,427.50; Miscellaneous, $1,879,452.35 Total>...-.$2,019,879.85 Fire Risks—written or renew-ed during year, $360,234,944, I" force . .$590,530,293.00 All other risks—Written or renewed during year, $753,421, In force,...........$ 721,554.00 ASSETS Value of bonds and stocks ......$4,307,116.17 Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks on interest ...$ 404,936,42 Agents' balances, representing business written subse quent to October 1, 1929 .....93,290.07 Agents’ balances representing business written prior to October, 1 1929 ........$ 4,304,70 Interest and rents due and accrued ... 3 19.141.J9 All other assets, as detailed in statement ....$1,590,104.83 _ Total .-...;.'..$6,418,893.38 Less assets not admitted ....$ ■ 6,107.70 Total admitted assets .HIT. ................ .. $6,412 785 68 LIABILITIES Net amount of unpaid losses and claims ...... $ 22,743.86 Unearned premiums ...$2,010.3':', 83 Salaries, rents, expenses, bills, accounts., fees, etc., due or accrued $ 926.99 Estimated amount payable for Federal, county and mu nicipal taxes due or acrued...$ 6,147.60 Total amount of all liabilities except capital .$2,040,182.18 Capit'a actually paid un in cash.$ . 0, ' Surplus over all liabilities.. $ _ .o| Surplus as regards policyholders.... .$4,372,603.60 Total liabilities . .$6,112,785.68 BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1929. Fire risks written . $2,739,141: Premiums received. S.>,....2,493' A'l other risks written. $ 1,140; Premiums received, $. 1 Losses incurred—Fire .$.37; paid $...,.' 48 President, John N. Freeman; Secretary, Theodore P. Bogert. Home Office, 10 Weybosset Street. Providence, R, I. Attorner for service: DAN C. BONEY, Insurance Commissioner, Raleigh,N.C. Mne-ingresr fry** V«■*•+.>! Cftml'ni HOT"** Office. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, INSURANCE 1 Raleigh, April 8, 1930 T. DAN C. BOVEY, Insurance Commissioner, do herebv certify that, the shove is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Rhode Island Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of Providence. R. I., filed with this „ De partment, showing the condition of snid Comnsny. on the 91st d»v of Deccm. her, i»29. Witness my hand and mA-d«i ™i any and ytar above Written. .. DAN C. HONEY, Insurance Commissioner. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given tUt dersigned, S. V- Scott, Tru Bankruptcy, pursuant to • ^ /•< j < cree made by the Distort < the United States for tn<- Mid trict of North Carolina,, m j;a cy made and entered in ruptcy Court by Honor; tl, n. well, Junior, United..St .t< , for Rockingham Division ,5 "the District cf North C . . ; cause entitled: “In the L. Baldwin and L. F» ^ i'lv.i the un tee in ami de °urt of • He Dis Bank 1-’. Sea lieferee aid Mid , in the r of K. n, indi vidually, and as co-pa- trading and doing businesses La, ' 1 Bro thers, Bankrupts,” will i, t 21st day of June,,.1930, at to> - of ton o’clock in the forenoon at Loo county court house door, in I, County, North Carolina, offer ami .-oil at pub lie auction to the higho. i ladder for cash the reversionary interest and estate of said K. 1.. Baldwin and L. F. _Baldwin, in and to the fol lowing described lots or parcels of land, all situate in Town of Sanford, Lee County, North Carolina. i First: The property of K. L. Bald win, whereon is situate the residence I and home place of the said K. L. ] Baldwin and wife, in West Sanford Township, Town of Sanford, Lee County, North Carolina, described as follows: Beginning at an iron stake at the southeast intersection of Cross i Street and Gulf Street, ami- running I thence Northwestwardly with Crossj Street 71 feet to a stake, comer of lot sold W. L. Jewell, thence North westwardly with the line of the Je well lot, 162 1-2 feet to a stake in line of Lot No. 1 of "Eoseimiunt" prop erty; thence southwestwnrdly with line of said lot No. 1, 71 feet to a stake in line of Gulf Street; thence South 33 degrees 10 minutes East with Gulf Street 162 1 2 feet to the beginning, subject to the following (a) $96.53 Tax due to County of Lee (b) $925.59 Assessment for Street paving due Town of Sanford. (c) $71.70 Tax. due to Town of Sanford. (d) Mortgage indebtedness, appro ximating $3400.00, as secured by Trust indenture registered Book of Mortgages 124, page 316, of fice Register of Deeds for Lee County to -Insured Mortgage Bond Corporation of North Caro lina, and Union Trust Company of Maryland, Trustee. (e) Dower right of Mrs. Anna W. Baldwin in Said property. Second: The property of L. F. Bald win, whereon iB situate the residence and homeplace of the said L. F. Bald win and wife, in West Sanford Town ship, Town of RanftVl_JLee County, North Carolina, described as* follows: Beginning at an iron stake at the southeast intersection of Gulf and Cross Streets in the Town of Sanford and running thence Smith 38 degrees 10 minutes East with the ,Eastern margin of Gulf Street 150 feet to a stake, corner of Lot No. 18 of “Rose mount,” and running thence North westwardly with line of Lot No. 18 and parallel with Crass Street 125 feet to an iron stake comer of Lot No. 21 of “Rosemount”; thence North 33 degrees 10 minutes West, with the line of Lot No. 21, 100 feet to an iro.. stake on South side Cross Street; thence Southwestwardly with South line of Cross Street. 125 feet to the beginning, being Lnt; number 19 and 20 in Block 6 of “Hosemount”, sub ject to the following liens: ' - (a) $84.15 Tax due County, of' Lee (1>) $1,046.92 Assessment for Street paving due Town of Sanford. (c) $64.00 Tax -due to Town of Sanford. (d) Mortgage indebtedness, appro ximating $3,400.00, as secured by Trust indenture registered in Book of Mortgages 124, page 312 office Register of Deeds for lee County, North Carolina, to Insured Mortgage Bond Corpora tion of North Carolina and Union Trust Company, of Maryland, upon the South half of Said lot and Mortgage Indebtedness at) proxi mating $<i>w.uu, as secured by Trust indenture registered in Book of .Mortgages * 126, page 135 office Register of Deeds for Lee County, to .1. E. Brinn, Trus tee and Sanford Building and Loan Association. (e) Dower right ■ f Mrs. Julia F. Baldwin. the same being land- allotted to said K. L.‘Baldwin and :'ie said L. F. Baldwin as Homestead exemption, sub ject to the liens as » amerated under description of each oi -aid tracts; and at the same, time and. place will offer and sell, at public au- t on to the high est bidder, for cash, ..i public auction, the interest of the said K. L. Baldwin and L. F. Baldwin, in and to the fol lowing real estate. . Third* The proper!\ of K. L. Bald win and L. F. Baldwin, in West San ford Township, L^e < aunty, North Carolina, Town of- ^ftnfortij describ ed as follows: On, Steele Street, be ginning at a corner f the lot for merly owned bv Sint'lair, now owned by Dr. J. K. Hunt t north comer of said Hunt or ,S; ( air lot), and rurftnng thence ns 1 line S. 55 W. 100 feet to a stake: 'nee N. 35. W. 50 feet to a stake: -,ince N. 55 K. 100 feet to a stake * line of Steele Street: thence with °le Street line Southward 50 feet the beginning, being'part -of l et V 103 in Scott & Wicker Plan of T. 1 of Sanford, subiect to the follov i g liens; (a) $30 00 Tax <lu ’ountv of Lee. (bV $322 45 Street Assessment due Town of San far (c) $20.00 Tax due ToWfc of San ford. (d) Mortgage indebtedness appro ximating $2100 a-; senm»pH hy mortgage to -Mr<. F. O. P^elds registered in Beck of Mortgages 128. p«fro 107 nffir’e Hegisfpr of Deeds for Lee County, North Carolina. (e) Dower right of Mrs. Anna W. Baldwin, wife of L. Baldwin. (f) Dower right of Mrs..Tnlfa F. Baldwin. W’fe of L- F. Baldwin. Fourth; The property of K. 3UV Bald t ' i. win and L. F. Baldwin, in East .San ford Township, Lee County, North Carolina, Town of Sanford, described as follows: On the corner of South Street and Midland Avenue, being all of Lot No. 6 in Block Number 51 in the Francis Deaton Survey May 16, 1914, of land in and near Sanford same being recorded Book No. 1, page 55 office Register Dpeds Lee County (Map Book), described in deed regis tered Book 20, page 560 office Regis ter Deeds for Lee County, subject to the following liens: (a) $1.53 Tax due County of Lee. (b) $1.10 Tax due Town of Sanford (c) Dower right of Mrs. Anna W. Baldwin, wife of K. L. Baldwin. (d) Dower right of Mrs. Julia F. Baldwin, wife of L. F. Baldwin. The said sale will be had subject to confirmation bv the Court. This May 22, 1930. S. V. Scott, Trustee in Bank ruptcy in the matter of K. L. Baldwin, individually and L. F. Baldwin individually, and as co-nartners trading and doing business as Bald win Brothers. NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina. LEE COUNTY. $62,500 Hospital Bonds. Sealed bids, addressed to the under signed, will be received by the Board of county commissioners of Lee county North Carolina, at Lee County Court house, Lee County, North Carolina, of lice of Register of Deeds, until eleven o’clock A. M., on the third day of June, 1930, for the purchase at not less than par and accrued interest of $62,500 Hospital (Coupon) Bonds, of Lee County, North arolina, dated May 1st, 1930, of the denomination of $1, 000 and $500, maturing $1,500 May 1st, 1932, $1,000 May 1st, in each of the years 1933 to 1947 both inclusive, and $2,000 May 1st, in each of the years 1948 to 1970, both inclusive, and bearing interest at a rate not ex ceeding six per centum per annum, payable semi-annually on May 1st and November 1st. Payment in gold coin or its equivalent at Chemical Bank Trn<.t Company, City of New York, State of New York. These t»«-> aio issued pursuant to the County Finance Act of North Caro lina. Bidders must bid for all of said bonds and state a single rate of in terest in a multiple of one-quarter of one per cent per annum regardless of premium or to the highest bidder sue ^ '• >v.- st rote. Bidders must pre sent with their bids a certified check upon an incorporated bank or trust company unconditionally payable to the order of Lee ounty for $1250., to secure the county against any loss re sulting from failure of bidder to com ply with the terms of such bid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. There will be no auction. The approving opinion of Messrs. Clay, Dillon & Vandewater, Attorneys of New York City will be furnished to the purchaser without charge. Dated May 21, 1930. Jno. W. McIntosh, Clerk, Board of Commissioners, Lee County. W. R. Williams, County Attorney._ SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY. Under and by virtue of the au thority conferred upon us in a deed of trust executed by Wiley Harring j ton and wife, Mf ttie Harrington, on the 17th day of .September, 1925, and I recorded in Book 20, page 172, we | will on Saturday, the 14th day' of I June, 1930, 12 o’clock, noon at the Court House door in Sanford, N. C., Lee County, sell at public auction i for cash to the highest bidder the fol j lowing land to-wit: | Two certain tracts or parcels of I land in Pocket township, Lee County’, : N. C\, adjoining the lands of John R. Jones, Bright Roberts, and others, bounded as follows: | First Tract—Beginning at a stake I in the Peter Campbell road Nancy Tuck’s coiner; thence with said road its various courses SO poles to a sta^e; i thence N. 84 W., 80 poles to a stake I and pointers in J. It. Jones’ line; | thence S. 4 W. his line 30 poles; thence S. 84 E. 80 poles to the begin ning containing by', estimation lo acres, more or less. Second Tract—Adjoining the lands of George Cole, H. A. Cooper, Lonnie Hooker, and others and the above tract: Beginning at Lonnie Hooker’s corner in Peter Campbell public road and runs thence as the various courses of said road to a point or oeorge Cole’s corner or line; thence nt his line g. hr, l-o K. 1827 feet ton stake, H. A. Ccoper’s line; thence as Irs line S. 4 1-2 \V. about 870 feet to a ruck, his corner thence ns another of his lines N. 87 1-2 K. about ',10 feet to a stake at the mouth of Mud l.ick Branch in Smith's f reek thence up said creek its carious courses to Lin nie Hooker's corner; thence as his line N. So 1-4 W. 1(188.2 feet to the be giqning, containing f,8 1-2 acres, more or less. This sale is made hy reason of the failure of Wiley Harrington and wife, Mettie Harrington, to pay off and discharge the indebtedness se cured by said deed of trust. A deposit of-10 per cent will be re quired from the purchaser at the sale. This the (1th day of May, 1930. W. G. Braham and Fred A. Moore, Receivers, for the Frist National Com pnnv. of Durham Inc . Trustee Formerly the First National Trust r,mourn- Dur'i-m N. C. Gavin, Tongue * Byerly. Atty.s. ADMlMSTIi VTRI\ NOTICE Having qualified ar administratrix of the estate of A. P. Morris, late of Bee countv. North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims *n- nst-t- of su'd deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hamlet. N. C.. on or hefore the 1st day of May, 1991. or th;s notice will h= pleaded in liar of their recovery. A" persons indaht d to said estate will please make immediate nayment.. This 1st. day of Mav. 1930. LOTT'E HOIS MORRIS. Hamlet; N. C-. Box 162. Adminis tratrix of A. P. Morris, estate. H. M. Jackson, Atty, Sanford, N. C. ( ■ , An Ordinance Authorizing: The Issu 'ance of Nine Thousand Dollars ($9, 000) Water And Sewer Extension , Bonds Of The Town of Sanford, North Carolina. 13e it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the Town of Sanford: Section 1. That Water and Sewer Extension Bonds of The Town of San ford are hereby authorized to be is sued in the aggregate principal amount not exceeding $9,000.00 Section 2. The proceeds of said bonds shall be applied to constructing water and sewer connections from the service main in the street to the prop erty line in connection with the per manent improvement by the Town of Sanford of Streets in said Town. Section 3. That a tax sufficient to pay the principal and interesCof said bonds shall be annually levied and collected. Section 4. The entire cost of con structing said water and sewer con nections will be especially assessed against the abutting property owners. Sction 5. The probable period of usefulness of the improvement for which said bonds will be issued is 10 years. Section 6. The statement of the debt of the Town of Sanford has been filed with the Town Clerk and is open for public inspection. .Sbction 7. This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage and shall not be submitted to the voters. W. R. Williams, Mayor. Attest: Harvey Kennedy, Town Clerk. The foregoing ordinance was passed on the 20th. day of May, 1930, and was first published on the 22nd. day of May, 1930. Any action or proceed ing questioning the validity of said ordinance must be commenced within 30 days after its first publication. Harvey Kennedy, Town Clerk. An Ordinance Authorizing the Is suance of Forty One Thousand Dol lars ($41,000) Street Improvement Bonds of The Town Of Sanford, North Carolina. Be it ordained by the Board of Al der men of the Town of Sanford: 1 Section 1. That Street Improvement Bonds of The Town of Sanford are hereby authorized to be issued in the aggregate principal amount not ex ceeding $41,000. Section 2. The proceeds of said bonds shall be applied to construct ing or re-constructing with concrete the surface of roads or streets within said Towm including the construction or re-construction of all necessary curbs, gutters and drains in connec tion therewith. Section 3. That a tax sufficient to pay the principal and interest of said bonds shall be annually levied and collected./ * ^ Section 4. Two-thirds of the cost of said improvement, exclusive of the cost of paving at street intersections, will be specially assessed against abutting property owners on all streets and roads improved. Section 5. The probable peiiod of usefulness of the improvements for which said bonds are to be issued is 20 years. Section 6. A statement of the debt of the Town of .Sanford has been filed with the Town Clerk and is open for public inspection. 1 Section 7. This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage and shall not be submitted to the voters. W. It. Williams, Mayor. j Attest: i Harvey Kennedy, Town Clerk. | The foregoing ordinance was pass ed on the 20th. day of May, 1930, and was fjrst published on the 22nd. day of May, 1930. Any action or proceed ing questioning the validity of said ordinance must be commenced within 30 days after its first publication. , Harvey Kennedy, Towm Clerk. 666t ablets Relieves a Headach or Neuralgia in 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and checks Malarial in three days. 666 also in Liquid. Thin, Pale, ] Weak j&B& "I HAD been through a bad spell of sick ness which left me very weak,” says Mrs. Virginia Spruce, of Stapleton, Va. "I was pale and felt lifeless, and my strength did not return. "I spent most of my time on the bed. ■k was very nervous, ana me j least thing upset me. I did not J have strength enough to lift a J broom. At times I would have J bad headaches, which would J hurt me until I could hardly see. "Someone asked me why h did not try Cardui. I had read' of it, so I thought I would see what it would do fer me. It was really remarkable how I came out. My . strength re turned, and my health was bet ter than it had been in years. J I gained in weight about ten £ pounds. My color was good, J and I ceased to suffer from J headaches. I have told my J friends about Cardui because I { was benefited after taking it.” j CARDUI I Helps Women to Health j Tako Thedford's Black-Draught J for Constipation. Indigestion. j SiliOuSIKJjor C* t* I Ml J. C. PITTMAN Attorney at Law. Rooms 1 and 2 Cross-Marks Bull dine SANFORD. N. C. DR. E. W. HUNTER. Dentist. Office 2nd floor in the Postoffice building, on comer of Steele and Wicker streets. Office ’phone 19S. residence ’phone 454, WM. F. COOKE, Engineer 23 Cross-Marks Bldg. Surveys land and construction. Structural Designs. Plans and Specifications. dr. f. w. McCracken, Dentist. SANFORD, N. C. Office in Makepeace Building. Office ’phone 51. Residence 68. DR. J. I. NEAL, Veterinarian. Office in New Building on Wicker St. Phone No. 126. H. C. RENEGAR, LAWYER Makepeace Bldg. Sanford, N. C. (Over Cheer's Jewelry Store.) SANFORD, N. O. E. L. Gavin D. B. Tea rue GAVIN ft TEAGUE. Attorneys at Law. SANFORD, N. C. PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS. WILLIAMS ft WILLIAMS LAWYERS SANFORD, N. C. K.R.Hoyle Samuel Hoyle Sanford, N. 0. Carthage, N. C. HOYLE ft HOYLE, LAWYERS. Sanford, N. C., and Carthage, N. C. Sanford office 2nd floor Gavin Snipes building; Carthage office 3nd Floor Seawell building. A. A. F. SEAWELIh LAWYER. SANFORD. N. C. Masonic Temple. M. L. MATTHEWS, M. D. Practice limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office in Masonic Temple, Sanford, N. C. Phone 117; Residence 274. Hours from 9 a. m., to 12 m., and 1 :30 to .T'iO p.rn., and by appointment DR. R. O. HUMPHREY, 1 Chiropractic Physician. Complete X-Ray and Sun-Ray Service Makepeace Building, Sanford, N. C. J. F. FOSTER, M. D. Obstetricts and Diseases of Children. Office: Cross-Marks Building. Phone No. 380, Residence, 247. SANFORD, N. C. H. M. JACSKSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Rooms 5 and 6 Peoples Bank Bldg. SANFORD, N. C. General Practice in All Courts. CUTTER & THOMPSON, Architects and Engineers Makepeace Building. SANFORD. N. C. thomas j. McPherson, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Masonic Temple. SANFORD, N. C. J. C. Muse & Company, Certified Public Accountants AUDITS— SYSTEMS—TAXES Masonic Tebmple Bldg. Telephone 568. We Are Equipped to handle your INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS liive us a chance. CROSS & BRINN. DRS A. D. BARBER AJVP C. C. HATCH DENTISTS SANFORD, N, C. Suite in Masonic Temple Building. Tlephone No. 187. CARTER FUKMTUKE CO (INCOKFUUA11.U.J Undertaking Department Established 1900. Complete line of COFFINS and CASKETS Auto Hearse Service. A. K. MILLER EMBAl.MKK and ITINERA L DIRECTOR. ADMiNiKTitATORS NOTICE. Having qualified ■>= aHminisi^tnr of the estate of W. H. Fitts, late of Lee Countv. North Carolina tl'■ a is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Sanford. N. C.. on or before the 29th day of Mav, 1930, of this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will nlease make immediate payment. This the 29th day of Mav 1930. W. H. FITTS, Jr.. Administrator of W. H. Fitts’ es tate.