i L a C i - - -
tr tLZ CF .LA-ND
d in . rum t ont"f cew in a eeruoa mortgage aeea execu-a nwr uu y i
ted Arm i l J- r Etowb by Lackey Owen a4 Mary Ann the Superior Court made in that ei-
, ajLd u. T L.T.hbrt to M. Aiford Owen, hi wife, and Aster Owen l taia special proceeding entitled L. 1
TcL.,.. mri.ii i"rrt.-are deed li C H. Eul diud thi jt dar . of ParrUi et als vs. F. H. Bill, Guar-
- XTJ1 ',ma in 1..5. !'- 2&'rwmhr 192a mristerM in of- diaa. the Mm beirjr No. 2(2 ea the
"ST the i."; u;r of Lds -office of fice of Register of Deed of Randolph special proceeding docket of the Su
..ir.w " default Leir.e made Countv. la Book 194. mm 1&9. which rerior Court of Randolph -County,
' bMrattt of U.e dctt twurei there- mortgage deed end- the note secured North CatoUr. the undersigned eom-
C-i it.t thrmn. the under- b umo hae Wn aesiraad to the un-t missioner will on Saturday the 23rd
2Ued. M- Alford Carpenter, mortg- denrigned a F. Bean, the undersigned 1 day of June, 1923, at the court house
rr.. .t Txil.Le auction ti all at ouhlie aortion and to the I door ta Asfaeboro. N. C- at 12 eclock,
rthehtehest bidder at the Court House highes bidder for cash at court house U. sell at public auction to the higb
Jbor in Asheboro, North Carolina, door on Monday- July 18th., J.923, eat bidder lor eaeh, ell -o f that eertain
Monday July 1. 133. at noon, the fol- t 12. o'clock, noon, the following- oV tract or parcel of W, lying and be
. j j nA M.1 tttatf lr(w mi ..tot- - . .- ... ina- in Tabernacle Townatun. County
Retrinrdnr at ataka . Eownxan .)'. a. cervam irac r Finn- w, """" ZJT f
;1CE OF LAND ? LE " " .
t.NUUi ilOlCTCAGE
Sldire'i une; uenca bouui Ki enains
sad 26 link to ataka;- thence East
167 ehaina to a ttake; thenea North
16.13 cbaim to a itake; thence East
r15.62 chains to a stake; thence South
ii.it chains to a stake; jthenca North
;128 degrees 21.84 ehaina to n stake;
tthonce West 42.76 ens to v the begn
;ning. containing H 8-4 acres more- of
oav rv-e 'i-j
t .In Trinity Township adjoining ihe
.. jlands of J. Kl Harris and others.-
VrhU-May? 1923. 1 vH
-Mortgagee.
Tired
milt
12
lying and being ia JUchUno.townenip, scooea aa lotwwa, wwm, f.rf.
fiandolpn lunty-ana descriDea ana 1 1 BegiaaiQg M a stump,llorroer?y a
defined as foUowse r - . . IwhiU oak, new a stamp, Sooth j C7
Rrinnin at a hwV In TL-J T. Al-1 chains to stOM.'formertT s asa-
hrio-Kfa linji. mnfilnr Nnrtk whh aaid lfraa., Penoei Eidire's comers JSott 17
8 chains to , a . stone corner, - thence I chains 60 links to e -stopa, Eidge's
East with said Albright's Une & a-2leorne Korthj PiLA
ohaina tn r w Rmwn'a itmk thence I cnaine &J unsa K a WIW HE xorui
- - r - . i . .
Northwest with R. H. Brewn't line 7 " w cgree juw cnauia ana w
u fhnina tn a atmui mw 6n ? aonth 1 Unks to a maple; North. 43; aegrees
side of branch; thence North with said East 2 ehainsnd 96 links to white
line 88 chains to stone pile in S.R. oak; Nortt 7 degrees East chains
Kichardson's line; thence . west ia MSrTtV i" vr; I
chains 82 Unk'to7f-toje;"tbsedeBwee Eart.rhaini aMttnks to
CnntV ft Vmh't. tn, tk MwV MlHltr - An IB PTOBO Ml IOXS. Ul .fOTHl 'U i VOLMMD,
ar. " " InLl !J J L V -V
the North-side 'of theMoad; Thence ". ""'
Southeast with aaid wad 10 . ehainsljj boat-hkrth e
...4 i ni, v w . htrfnnw vn. I the other part oi which is about
euiu aaaaaawsi w ww , - wa.i.nii-i . wv , . . .
tainin 46 acres more or ltam,-Swtfc.a4 0egreee pamipvn it enauns
This tne litn day ox June, lsrzov I " T j
vr nmixT ir'. V . s.: IharrU with, the fofrd -of wd mad:
i B,F. BEANAssignee of Moiageel Thence np the middle of sa;Mar
f . . . '.' . Irie rivCT.aa it meanders its various
1A w
V-
Dook
.a
would tn "fUKSflfsua ; ject
'.' . -', . . . - ,
Ctisaeee Are That ere)dir Tfl
; Was Wla I -Cbepetn JtMT
"Bf.sHlTnl was the, Oca ef'thej
London seask,- amid a Wear Tock law
yer on his return from Europe.
- "No wonder," - hex went on. "Mb
By virtue of the power vested in the
endersigned by that certain Deed of.
i rust made by D. - B- Presneli end
Je Sadie Presneli to Jne. M. Neely
TYoftee .for B. . Joice and J.
&. Joice V ea tne .--sixth day-ef
I member, 1919, and recorded . in
the tiiem of register ef deeds for
I aadolph County in Book 172 at page
:i- I will sell at eubUe aocoon xor
cash oa the loth day of June 1923 at
12 o'clock H- at . the Court House
Door in Aahebero. N. C the follow
ing land situated to Randolph County
and described as ioUowst. r ,
Becinnmg at Bud -. Beers eorner ,
l a - UaiHi. 11 9.S I
rsj oTVk7; rsr rxn; x-fn a ukaw. m 1 u.
of the sand clay road; thence up said j TWhea t Tlaited the ftUUaptnee Taf
road North l oegrees cast xjmi ens,:, tw.wui todw iwe
N BA chs; thence N- 18 oegrees ut one. weea-eno. . we mspectea tbtj
2.04 chains in the middle of said road , thing. We even atMPded mto a uatlv
Thenos East 624S chs;. thence East but ( ' " -
5 degrees South 27.75 chs to a stone; I "The natire women recereed es klnA
thence South 13.50 chs to tne begin- i , course. - She wea folly dressed,
ning containing one hundred end srx her ltttla rfuuiren were stark
acres more or less aaid land deeded j aMkajL -jj -
to said PresneU and wife on Dec. 6th, "J? ,
1919, by R. E. Joice and wife inn i "-TJM.: V,.
jJ j faA faUU tKUU VUU UAai a AVfl XMUS UIH
Thls sale is made 5gg-l "-Here we see.. friends, the differ
thenonpayment ,.of tiu , sum of 12,689 I ttce barbaPUm cvm,,.
nLisSdon. lathi-barrregwmthemoth-
Ifrfeii Troade TundTr the power contain- are fully aothed wntte the ehQ-
ed in the Deed of Trust. After ae- , o oaaeu. wutawa ni un aruuea
fault havinir been made in: the pay- states of Europe and America the chll-
- - N0T1CJE CF LAND SALE ;
By rtrtue of aa order of the Super
ior Court of . Randolph County, ia
that certain speoal proceeding ea- -i -titled
Walter P. MeCaaieaa et al Vs. '
x tt n- t . -i v ni r -
the tSth day ef June, 1928V at 12 '
the town ef Trinity oa the premises '
the following described tract of land .
adjoining the lands of Prof. Genoa- ; :
wy PW Klk MM U Wq WEB. , , .
Beginning at a stooe on the Ppblie . '
Eoad. Marr Leache s eorner Thence ; '
aJanr aaid mad Noitk 41 dnoaM f
- tl . X 1 M . L J
new a snau post w j wawjce ooota
ei oegrees ua an roe ana una ce
a stone; themce South 14 deg West K
rda tA a atone; thenee North 84 1-2 de-1 "-,
frees West 16 rods to atone; thence "
oouu. a.iu ens m a stone; utence ..
maining one half oo credit of six
months. - . . A ' 4 "
MRS. KATE NORMENT.- . f;
Commissioner." .,
4t 5-81-23 ?
cei -S-m-;i Ai:rritJeoursea to a stake m the mwoie :;. oi
nation, liiuousness, - llead
I aches, Colds ana JUa grippe.
ment of the same.
This the 16th day of May,
1923.
in-
JNO.
M. NEEhl,
Trustee.
Bame, Benjiman and William Bush
coroerr Thence West, about 80 .chains
to the beginning, containing two hun
dred and twenty nine fSt&Y- acres Ivn-nrv of sale OF
more or less, except six acres of said I j, REAL ESTATE
trant Aif Inrul -whih vhaa heuft tinntto- I 1 '
dren are folly clothed and the mothers
go cr that Is but IM betteT say no
more." Detroit Free Press.
Several Randolph county Republi
cans have recently bought their fest -automobilee
which proves that tfiey,
the Democrats have made it possible
for them to venture off 'the State
Highway without getting stuck in fhe
mud.
GAVE SAXOPHONE TO WORLD
I fore conveyed, said tract of huuT aJ-f
I joins the lands of U G, Parrish, Dun
Ican Rush, B. F. Morgan and -others.' ,
This the 19th day oltmayr lassa. s
. I. C. MOSER, '
- . - Commissioner.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
" The Lye You Can Trust
Genuine Red Devil ia the lye you can trust for (Juick sure re
sults. It is ewrwmical because of its concentrated strengtlv i
'Donbe putcffwiA Ask your 6jo-
cer for the can with the smiling red devil on the label.
' Si rVrfte tor free &oM ; I '-7 .
Wra. Schleld Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo.
S3
" IDs
MWa
Ilka
FREE TO .FARMERS
"nn, "in Uvim a Buhncfiber to the Sonthern Asrriculturist you
V4 entttledTW'"an' almost nnllrnlt wrvice of information' and a4
eice absolutely without charge. v' r-: i.-,.. ' C--. vi--. -
."Bring the problems tf your:liome your business. or your com'
iunity to us And they will receive the sympathetic "taOf editors
and specialists wno utrougn years m uFcneum ub vnwim
pert in their solution. sTheir advice is yours for .the asking. ,.
.r:.4Annnn arm fftiniiliek alreadv take the iiant f the boutn. :
t 'K you do not, 60 cents a year or $1 for three years wilt entitle you
, to this unpurchasabte free service-in, addltioa to -ran unbeatable
paper twice a month. , .vr.-1 . .
-T. . fiir " 7 ; r - "
" SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST. Nashville, Tenn.
L' ' -The Giant of the Sooth
Havinir Qualified as Executors of
the estate of George G. Gray, de
ceased, late of Randolph County, and
State of North Carolina, tms is to
notify all persons having, claims
against the estate of said deceased, to
exhibit them to the undersigned, at
Glenola Post Office. Randolph Coun
ty, N. C, on or before the 1st day of
June, 1924, or this notice; rwill be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
terson indebted to said estate win
please make immediate payment.
This 28th day ot May, ivzs. ,
ABEL D. GRAY
RUTH GRAY, "
Executors of the Estate of George
G. Gray, deceased. .
6t 6-31-23.
TTnder and bv virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Randolph Coun
ty," made in the special proceeding en
titled. A. K. Puarh, Admr. of J. C.
iT.iiian rWenserl vs. Mattie Julian, et
fT."' . non i.V. Kpu
als,.the same Deing ino. ooo upua uib lg4()
special proceeding aocitBt w
court, the undersigned commissioner
Will, on Saturday tne lotn aay u
June, 1923, at 12 o'clock, M. at tne
court house door in Asheboro, North
Carolina, offer for sale to tne nign
est bidder for cash those twocertam
tracts or parcels of land, lying and
being in Level Cross Township, Ran
dolph County, xsortn Carolina, u
more fully described by mejes ana
bounds, courses and distances, as
follows, to-wit:
v First Tract: Beginning at a stone
in R. L Causey's line; running South
29 1-2 rods to a stone, B. F. Heath s
corner, bv the mountain road; thence
nearly East 39 rods to A. Gray's cor
Belgian Musician the Inventor of ln
etrument Which Has Attained So
Much Modern Popularity. -
Cores Malaria, - Chills and
Fever, Dengue or Bilious
Fever. It destroys the germs
NOTICE
Having qualified as administrators
on the estate of J. C. Hoover, deceas
ed, before D. M. Weatherly, Clerk of
the Superior 'Court of Randolph coun
ty, I shall sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash.ott' the prem
ises on the 2nd dajr' oi :;June, 1923,
Household and kitchen furniture, a lot
of wheat, meat, and other articles too
tedious to mention. H y
All persons .having claims against
said estate are notified to present
them , to the undersigned, duly verified,
on or before the 11th day of May 19
24, or this notice-will be "pleaded in
bar of thefr recovery; and all persons
owing said estate will comev forward
and make immediate settlement.
This 8th day of May, 1928. ,
A . ,; . C. B. HOOVER,.
E. C. FLOYD,
...Administrators.
6t 6-10-23.- - T '
ner; Thence Northward with the Is
land Ford Road 69 rods to W. R.
Rich's corner; Thence nearly West(
72; rods to the beginning, containing.
fifteen (15) acres more or less.
Second Tract: Beginning at a stone,
Picket's corner; Thence boutn j
chains and 45 links to a stone; Thence
South 68 degrees East ll chains and
68 links to a stone in the Causey line;
Thence North on the Causey line 9
chains and 76 links to a stone; Thence
North 87 degrees West 11 chains ana
66xBnks to the beginning, containing
10 acres more or less, said tract of,
land adjoining the lands of George
Lamb and others. .
Tlw first tract of land described
above adjoins the lands of R. L. Caus
ey, B. F. Heath, A. W. Gray and
others. ' j
This the 15th day of May, 1923. j
I. C. MOSER,
4t 5-24-28 Commissioner.
The saxophone Is a modern hybrid
Instrument Invented by Antotne Jo
seph Sax, known as Adolphe Sax, In
Sax was born in Dlnant, Bel-
glum, in 1814, and died In Paris In
1884. The saxophone has a mouth
piece like that of the clarinet, but has
a conical tube of brass. In its fin
gering and sound production it re
sembles the oboe. A clockmaker
named Desfontenelles is given the
credit for combining the slngle-reed
mouthpiece with a conical tube In
1807, making a clarinet with a conical
bore and an upturned bell. Sax, in
trying to produce a clarinet that would
overblow an octave like the flute and
oboe, Invented the saxophone. This
Instrument first became popular for
military music, particularly In France
and Belgium.
Slack Times Gone.
"There isn't such a thing as a sea
son' any more," said the painter as he
began to clean a brush. "A few years
ago we had our busy and slow times,
and lots of people used to postpone
work until the slack period and then
slip a- Job through at bargain rates.
No more. Big concerns keep their
regular men at work throughout the
year, and while It may be true that
there are busy seasons, there Is no
such thing as a slack one. Spring
will always be a bit brisker than any
other time. After a hard winter
things around the exterior of the house
do look frayed, and a little paint wise
ly applied goes a long way toward
making a place saleable." Detroit
News.
ADJUSTS n
Q f I R 1 I a" I" t .Wj r -
m inc. s-Mu 9 c ur yi
DR. ROY T. HODGIN
Chiropractor
First National Bank Building
Asheboro, N. C.
Office hours, 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 6
p. m.
Phones: Office. 60; residence, 241
DR. J. G. CRUTCHFD3IJ)
Dentist
Bank of Randolph Building
Phone 28 Asheboro, N. C
i .',ri:i('..i "f ':. . . .- v '
r
No Monopoly
bin Good Investments
Feelings
$
o
-
'"INTESTIGATB
BEFORE i
INVESTING
Today the i very wealthy have no monopoly on the
best investmehi Vv " r '
14 . ,.J!..,
People fwitli just Vrdinary incomw may invest ?
,tV ''t mortg
) "'XJr VI'' H;:Darae rate of Inlerest thit" eiuables tKe:wealthV"td'I k ij
illamancp First Mortgage 6 per cent Gold Bonda
are an ideal investment for. the small as-well: a 'r.y.
. . . . . . ..-. ....A.'- ." V .1.--J". 'li !.)'
t. 4heUrgeinvcstor?vi 't,4,
t Safe; sound, sponsored by a yciiaDie concern mese-'v
, ' bonds, issued in'dcnoiriinations;o( rom: $100 cp;(-;
- furnish every, person an opportunity to add to
his income.- v-: ; - . -r -
1
1 -V"'
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
f fin " A
A
HuBl
- "Some time ago, I wet very
irregular,'' writes Mrs. Cora
Roble, of PlkevlMe, Ky. "I
tuflered a great deal, and knew
I must do-something lor this
condition. I suffered anostly
with my back and a weakness u
mrHmbe. I would have drefd
ful headaches. I bad hot fluhet
and very queer feeling, and on,
bow my head hurt i l read of
and of efhera. -who seemed to
have the same troubles I bad,
being Beoeiuea, so i oegM 10
cte It , I found It most oene
ficial, I took several bottles
, . .'"d wu mads so much
better 1 didn't bavs as mors
trouble of this-kind. It reg
ulated ins.':, , . -u
Card id hit been tcemdvtrf
helpful in th eorrectioa of many
cases of painful lemais GlH
ord't, such SS Mrs. Robis
mc.., on8 above,: lfrouiulier
tn .$ did. tils Cardula
t vegetable, -' medlclnd
tonic, in use for mors thaa 4U
years. It should help roe.1
1
1
'4
Likes "Iron" in HI Diet.
The man who was operated on at
the State Hospital for Epileptics In
Parsons, Kans., and had 27 spoons
and other articles removed from his
stomach has changed his menu to
door keys. For a week he was grow
ing better and two attendants guarded
him continuously. But when an at
tendant wag taking the patient's tem
perature he snatched a door key from
a ring carried by the nurse and swal
lowed it before she could take It away
from him. His condition at present
Is too weak to permit another opera
tion. Exchange.
DR. F. C. CRAVEN
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Ramseur: Monday, Wednesday and
Friday
Asheboro: Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
Hours: 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m.
Phones:
Asheboroo, No. 22 Ramseur No. 69.
DR. E. M. TAYLOR
Dentist
Randleman, N. C.
DR. 0. L. PRESNELL
DENTIST
Offices Over First National Bank
PHONE 226 ASHEBORO. N. C
HAMMER & MOSER
Attorneys at Law
Offices in Law Building, Asheboro.
FOLLOWED HER ADVICE
I
.LOT 8ALK
Lets "
.'rV-."' c
69 Lots c M Uto -M Lata
Saturday,' Jane 10, 1 St 1:30
o'clock P, , M, we- will sell at'
public auction, II lots at Rah
wood park.; Usual ' attractions,'
orfpred at eale. vTtrtne" easy.'
V 1 f h for large ' poaters' and '
cmuVCons of eale. , . ;. t
rrn DfT lopemnl Co.'
Dutchy flay, glotol How did you
ever come to be aa, elephant trainer T
' riot o -WelL yub see,, my mother al
ways told me to try and master the
big things In Uf4 -r.
liMareetleo Object to Ae Avoided.
On the shore of Thompson Sound,
B, C, there U a large hornet's Best
' suspended to the branches of a spruce
that leans pat over the water. ,The
' seat has become covered with moss
' and ferns, some et the tern froude be
, log ever a toot In' length sad of s
( bright green, i Viewed from s boat. It
1 reeemwes a nanfing oim oa. lerua,
our - its aierx uuobdiusi. leeeui . no
dest a scrutiny, 1" ' ,
V-
'. :, r fti.jiA ru a. u.m .- '
. A mast Is Spsntah, Oat, reported
that the saow bad bees so deep daring
the winter that the deer could Dot get
food and were dying oft by doseus
la that district She said a trapper
bsppentd oe two fawns Is the bush
that were very poor, being sxtutcras
more or less, sad he went up and pet
ted them. He thn cut down some
FLOWERS FLOWERS
Ford the Florist
High Point, N. C.
Mrs. W. C. Hammer
Representative
for Randolph County
Phones 11 and 144
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PASSENGER SCHEDULES
Effective, January 28, 1923 ' -
Asneooror . v .
Daily Except Sunday T ' n
Leave 6:45 a. m. ADeraeea, aMierucw
and intermedlato points connects as.
Star for Raleigh, Charlotte and: in-,
tormediate points.'-
Leave 8:30 p. m. Aberdeen and ln-
Urmediate points, v . !. . - ,
Arrive 1 -OO n. TIL. ". -- ' 1 A-''.
Arrive 8 JUS p. ro Abeerdeea and in
termediate points. p
For tickets, pullmaa reservations and
Uuormauon aaareaa or appiy W' . -.
. t ntlnviTVinf . . -'
1
Aaheboro, N. C
1 - . NIITll K "1 i
Having .- ouatifled as executor on
the estate of W. R. Garner, deorn.1,
before D. M. Weatherly, Gerk of tie
superior Amours 01 narMimpn womj,
All persons havinir claims sir- "'t
aid eiitate are notifloti to - prr- mt
. w . . I 1 .. J J.. I . r .1
on or before the lot day of June. 1-1,
or tills notice will be pleadM in tar
of thefr rrovryi and all jorn
0lng aaid estate will tome for-- !
anl inaVe Immcli!t4 atllmnt.
Tl. i lllh dav of Mv, V '1.
C. II. CAj: .. : ;
t1tr far the aniiuala,