.1 JnB:AUES! C
STea
CO 01
fVVl OTICBOF HAL OU.4A -A
or REAL ESTATE'
urder of the Uader and by virtue of authority 'at Eawdleinan,
THKl-EOVLiS BAXft v ?
w na AT Ulv'm w If Me MW W Ml VI A-tVAVM
! Prt of Ranooir CouEtr .rn certJuaeTeJ)gsetrt CfctUe at the cIom of
ipetwr YjX day 6epue.ir. .rendered in that eerjaiaH special k-1 September th, 1928.
o
busine
44
Goler aril . tefanUlLoaaa Dianount isn raiss
by the Aaheboao Bank tad tbemnd ioan t.ooooA
oner Mat Conwy. hthJbmiapni.jyttf4TtU unsecured 258.M
et al ."Frauds and Virginia
if B
ia,V the mam being North Carolina state-bonds
lid pocket, tfre "to- AU WhelL stocks, b$nd
idonVwin,on I tht,i and Wtgag-tr.y
er, 1928' 1? o'- jWing fcouses; tUtf.OO;
lurnlt
f975.C
emouti
Wilson. K-
Pett? ana
.HmI on
Wilson, on we " :rrr .
' K 1 M. 1 II HI I1UHU
fci&MS SaTFTOne-third cash,
one-l
don
6,000.$p
5,2JX)J)
h A. Tom
. -art . k. Vh dayVof "jfarteBdw pending n thtVSpfcialilftiiW Slate-bond, and
"J iSbefSita at &M RPhVWfci liberty bonds' 6,40fc
VwP V eV ther premises v ..t9r- vrouna.vui earn oe.ing worm larolina state bonds
Jhdale, .f iVu pin th J derailed eemlasioi
Arolin. offeI JjwVthaP CCT- 6th day of OHoWr.
Lms herein-0. - - iv U .f th. M lu in i iT.zITi . Tr '
W ,t nf land w w vuwuvjr -"-- r lunuiun ntt 'tuiures
UuaoATor-fct3r tHftiSrh
bidder, the fbflowfce dseriWl
estate, situate, lying and being
Dlpn oo unryJS o rth Aro .
ne uicne
ittnir thenec
' 15.18 chains tq,a stone; Tbence North
4H.7& cnains toia stone corn
"v?r cAT.fi: On-tnira caan. wesi o.wj cnains to a stone
cent per annum from Hale ' T4 lK5ti iuWject l J ciec
with the privuege, nowever, oi ou w ""J-
e witu . . i n.,,;nT all fivB nor cunt nHvBnro) hirf
iwaser or purcByw". !'"'".., " .r T" " V
nurcnase uivm- p-
00
M "Sult and net
inn dne from banks.
bankers and trust com-
ras47 24
i imsimss -U . .,
Tln?aKi5
vsamuia
4
2,S5O.ft0
J5
v
28,995,
CLERK'S NOTICE
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
Nona Carolina, Randolph County. In Nordl Oarsliaa, Basdolph "Cofaty, k
the Superior Court Before -the Clerk. . L,.S"rV)r Court -
Ma&oe Browa and bet husband, W. FrankhcTilie Uoulturirr Co.
C. Brown. - I ' PlaitBlff.
TS.
Grow McCollum and. his wife Annie ' J00 i11 , 4t,MS
MoCoUum, Arthur IdcCoIlum and his Martin, her husband. Herbert W.
.-wife Ira McCoUum. Frances Lova- k,tiLMVMPi
i, Uce and her husband EueeaW Lots- Jon tttt'.1eLau-Jn(1.
XlaceU; OdeU Lineben and his Jekw5:- ?wn Mor;
V yifs Nannie LinebeirvL Effia Pen- ,nd ,r .i10 Jhuib,ani'
: land and her husband A. N. Pea- M S.m1?1 Whitehead and T.
.land. Beatrice Sinclair,' Edna Kirk- lhehfd hr husband' Gladys
?nan. Nettie Harrington, Alice Singer, Smh IS'.ni, "TTTT ,orda",h'r
ABce Uneberrywldow of RoSrt husband, Edwin K. Hatch and" EU N.
Lineberry and Louise Rabe. : , Howard, defendants. :
M;The defendant above named will QefendanU aboyed named- and
taas nouce teat an action as entitled " . ""'v v .i'"1.1--1"4
or takinar .This the 19th day of fSepteroher,
Pe. turitv. title
Td to'The tofi " Id and not paid
Tofin cash untfli5hole purchase
ISd'trS'wIli be'subdivided into
Zllt buildine lots and sold in
Tu .eia as "mair "be decided by
uch parcels as;
i, . om saionftra on. me unit w
5,Ip All sales lo be left open twen
d'avs from date of sale for excep-
9 1 rmr'IIATJI)IQnV
it i-vt-2i.
Commissioner.
individual 109,2364
Demand certificates of de-
pfsit 26,893l
Uaahierpi checks) lutstand- S
ing 107j84
Savings deposits 75,889a7
jsbove has been commenced in the Su- f hildran or deacendants of chUdrea or
perior Court of Randolph County, for -f.E-5h Prk- 4eceaLPe".-
3471 purpose of selling for, partition Sumfatt JtVr M U
3COM) voarwim real estate situated on. Kan- Tr r""'" .
r , ,. vr r- .1 i their names or whererer hit he thmr
rLthat the defendants are proper par- dacea. who do now or may here
3 I ties to said proceeding or action: and after claim an mterwrt to the prop-
raentionea and rexer
in ' any eontinesncy
tbe office of the Clejk of the Super- W becoix interested therein, wnl
Jor Court of Randolph Codnty, Hn k? ' f
Asheboro, North Caroflna, on' the 20th "f1.011 h8 in8Sut?d, Sn
day of October, 1923, then and there PVSJU vKndoPh epunty
to answer or deimir t the emplaint ?sttuheint0'.ti1 Purppse of vest-
ii.cu m oaiu ttciiun or piainuiIS Will Li c i r
apply to the court for the relief eitae Wle m fet simple to tha
demanded in airi Mmniom ai property described in the com-
"This the 25th day of September,
1923.
4
2,6425
9-20-23.
Commissioner.
NOTICE.
a Having qualified as Executrix' on
Jihe estate of T.,l Eox, deceased, be
fore D. M. WeatJierR Qerk of Su
perior Court of Randolph county, all
claims aeainst said
3ate are notified to present them to
khe undersigned duy) verified, on or
Sefore the 22nd,dstyof September,
524, or this notice will be pleaded in
ar of their recovery; and all per
sons owing said $tate wUl come
forward and make mroediate settle-
This the 8th day of September,
1923
MRS. ANNffiVSTALEY FOX,
-6t 9-13-23. ' B-jnjklinville, N. C.
"
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF - ;
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
'iltotlii: Wi.rtUi U..
i State of No'rth Carolina, countylof
$234,772.41
! Randolph September 28th, 1923
Randolph Manufacturing, Cdi
; P
III.- vs-
Mattie Brown and Joe Brown, her
husband, Alex Gray, Robert Gray and
all other nearest of kin and heirs at
Jaw of, Alexander S. Homey, deceas
ed, Lizzie Foust and Thomas R.
Foust, her husband, Thomas W. Har
ris, Mary Robertson and HutfhO Rob
ertson, her husband, Isaac F. Harris,
Hufeh'Harris, Sallie Finnison and
Rufus Finnison, her husband, Isaac
H. Foust, Maggie Lane and W. D.
Lane, her husband, Lillian Cook and
(Walter Cook, her husband, Amelia
, -l, xT : 1. anA
f oust, jonn narns, maij uui
Moore, ner nusDana, f ljena
if i, a. o. ueasiet. casnier oi ne
Babpyeraatnedf banw do solemnly swjear
rinai-'ine awve. SRitement is truer u
the best of mv knowledge and belief.
A. B. BEASLEY, A
L"V'i 'l-f Cashier
ouDscnoea -ana- swi
rr ii." t i Jifnoa
'the year enawg veravpa- 4?"-. f fj
Amos S. Hinshaw13 days '
$4.00 per day $52.00; 162
1-2 mi. 10c per mi. $16.25 68.25
vEd. C. Blair, 12 days $4.00
( per day $48.00; 216flW.
10c Der mile 21.6d.8. J..
0. C. Marsh, ChirinaB-All
S time commissioner! (9 $125
ner month from T)edmber
. 1921 to December 1922 ...2200.00
Total
Number of dl
.jeage of Couh1
Slf
1 T3 z
Harris, Eugenia Holt and .Eatfe'
.Holt, her husband, Lucy Koss ana
Otho Robs, her husband, Mrs. E. M.
r?nnt Mrs. Casette f oust. Anna
Jackson and Rupert Jackson, heKhuii'J
band , Edwin N. Foust, Irvin FoU,!!
fGetrg T. roust, Lna d. roust,
Louise rnompson, anu oeitn
Thompson, her husband, C. G.
Foust and all other nearest
of .kin and heirs at law of Isaac
H. Foust, deceased, and all other
nearest of kin and heirs at law of
John M.f Coffin, deceased, .James It.
fwmiaAis.' : Jenriiei fWaitolms, ' ( Elia
Williams, Fan Williams, JaneHjg
irins and A. M. Huesrins, her husbartd,
A. R. Williams, George Williams,
"William WMtea Kate uwgooq
I
tan "otnet
orn to before. me.
this. 28th day of September, 1923.X
' ' E: P. HAYES, (
. ' J . ' Notary Public
My edmmissiot
192S.
Correct Attest:
O. C. MARSH,
xpirej Feb. iaryX3,
R. P. DEjAL,
W.J. SI
SUMNER,
Director.
AUM11NS1KATUK"S NOTIC'K
I . I TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as administrator
ob the estate of John McDowell, deceased.-late
of the County of Ran
dolph, State -of 'North Carolina, be
fore D. M. Weatherly, Clerk Sujper-
ior Court of said county, this to
notify alj person having claims) a-'
gainst laajid demised to present same
to the undersigned on or before ahe
1st day of September, 1924, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of tJieir
recovery. . , A
d K M. BioqWi ler hi
ie Hunawillfetha,, IsabeUe
ers, Mm WOW Ma
villiifiTiN' WiHian. &ni
nearest of kin and heirs at law of
$2337.85 : j0hn B. Williamsijd, Qeo?ge W. Wil
liams, defftidarits.
These defendants above nameu and
ceasad.are requested, to come fornard
pSfcmptlyand'rriaie) settlement ' '
( ThU the 24th f day, of August, 23i
' IS. K. HUGHES,
Administrator of John McDowell,
deceased, Randleman, N. C. v
D. M. WEATfTKRI.Y.
4t 9-27-23 CleVk Sunerior Court.
Chambrays Again Advanced by Tariff
Gougers. '
Chambravs aiid other erdods of the
kind are to be advanced in -price an
average of one cent a yard, acorVling
to information given by representati -yes
of several different mills. These
infcreases in price wijl be effective on
goods ordered for delivery dunne the
last quarter of the current year.
. beveral ''boosts have been made in
the prices of chambrays and ging
hams since the passage of the Ford
neyvMcCumber Profiteers" i tariff,
which imposed heavy duties on these
cotton textiles. The present average
ad valorem tax on cotton manufac
tures is about 64 per cent. , This is an
increase of 58 per cent over the duties
fixed on such fabrics by the Demo
cratic Underwood tariff, i
RULES FOR CORRESPONDENTS
1. Write only on one. side of paper.
',- 2. 2, Leave blankrline between each
item of news.
? 3. Do not number, your items .
.-4. it you report a visitor to your i
section tell where he is from..
,i-6.Clf some; One in your section i
makes a trip tell where he goes. I
-6. Do not report the neighborhood ;
visiting. f . f I
a:7. Be sure to report .all - deaths, '
marriages and meetings of various
kinds of interest in the- community. p
8. Send news when- it is news. Do
not wait until everybody knows it
anyway. . , t 5 1
9. SIGN YOUK NAME.
plaint, the Same beine nroDertv oos-
sessed arid becupied by the plaintiff
in FrfnklinviUe township, Randolph
county, North Carolina; and for the
purpose of Excluding sakl defendants
and all other persons from any actual
or contingent lien or interest therein,
and said defendants and all other per
' sons who may claim an interest in
said property are hereby notified to
appear before the cterk of the Super
ior court for the said county 'of Ran
dolph, at his office in Asheboro, 'S.
C., on the 22nd day of October, 1923,
and answer or demur to the complaint
I which has been deposited in the office
! of the said cef.:, and they are hereby
notified that if they fail to answer or
demur to the complaint that day or
within twenty days hereafter, time
prescribed by law, the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
This the 18th day of September,
I 1923.
I D. M. WEATHERLY,
4t-9-20 . Clerk Superior Court
FLOWERS FLOWERS
Ford the Florist
High ' Point, N. C. '
, Mrs. W. C. Hammer
Representative f
for Randolph County
Phones II and 144 '
AI)MINTiT4jt1
' . -TO CREDITORS
Hiring qualified as. administratrix
on tha estate f Thomaa Low, de
ceased, lata of "Randolph. County.
North Careiina, this is Xo notify , al
persons having claim against aaid
dacedent, to present aame U the nn
dersigned on or before the 1st day of
September, 1924, or this, notice wiQ
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said deced
ent are requested to come forward
promptly with settlement.
rnis tne zsth day of August, J92X
' ' MURIEf It. LOWE.
Administratrix of Thomas Jaws.
Deceased, ' Sophia, N: C. Route 1. .;
6t 8-30-23. . . i
NOTICE OF LAND SALE I
' -' "
In and by virtue Of an - order of
Superior .Court ef Randolph eounty,
North Carolina, made in special 'pro
ceedings entitled Mary Blair, widow,
E. A. filair et al, 1eirs at" law of C. W.
Blair,' deceased ex parte, he under
signed commissioner J. W. Fonts will
on, Saturday, October the 27thi 1923
at 2 o'clock p. m.. on ' the premises
offer for sale to the highest bidder
the followjng described tract of land:
lying and being in the-' Count of
Randolph in the state of North Caro
lina, m Trinity township and bounded
as follows; and adjoining the lands
of Bowers, Proctor, Johnson, Bundy,
an .others, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stone, Sink and
Bower's corner in Asbury Peace's
line; thence south 4 degrees 30 min
utes west long Brower's line 759 feet
to a stone, said Bower's- corner;
thence south 86 degrees 30 minutes
east along Ran Proctor's and John
son's line 990 feet to a stone, John
son s comer in said Bundy s ' line
hence north 4 degrees and 30 min
utes east along said -.Buridy's line. 759
feet to a stone in said line, now As
bury Peace's eonier; thence along
said Peace line north 86 -degrees-30
minutes west 1025 feet to the begin
ning containing 17.55 acres more : or
less save and except . 7.38 acres sold
to J. W. Fouts January 10, 1906. ;
This land is situated about two
miles west of High Point, right near
the sand-clay road,- leading frpm
High Point to Prospect church. , A
good community and the land, is well
suited for poultry and small truck
farming. ; , ;
The terms 25 per cent down, 25 per
cent in six, twelve and . eighteen
months, deferred payments bear six
per cent interest, title reserved un
til firjal payment is made. Sale will
be subject to confirmation of court.
J. W. FOUTS, Commissioner,
1 High Point Route 5.
This the 18th day of September
1923. ' 4t-9-27
At Morven a small town in Anson
county, near the South Carolina line,
125 bales of cotton was delivered in
one day , to" the Co-operative Market
ing .Association, ;
Every tnirty-eight 'minutes some
one . is killed' ' in ' automobile acci
dents. This is rnpre than - thirteen
thousand a year, in Americ'a. More
than 40 per cent of -the death in
surance paid by One of the largest
Insurance companys last' year' was? for
deaths from automobile accidents'
SALE OF LAND
toTirS OFatOrrjiAG-E) 5 ) tah.oJ.aH ethers peisojisv j. tkiyJ ..
I cniiaren Qr uesreiumnw w v.iiiinin ,
heirs of John M. UoTTin, deceased,
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained J na mortgage deed executed
and delivered by John McRay, to .the
undersigned, under date of A;tH 5th
1921, and default having been'made
in the payment of , Q , indebednep
thereby secured, the nodrsigned1 will
sell al imblic auction t-:th4 hlghut
bidder f.p cash," at, the court -house
door in Randolph County.' rtorth Car
olina, at 12-ioclock M-, oh; Mdndfty
the stli day; 'of. OctobeV' ips3U Hie
fol owing!" descTibed.re'al. 'e,sttae,:. to
wit: ?v; ' ;V'". " . ''.- ' '
Beginnmg'atTii dogwood WaUlen's
corner and jrunnlng, West to rods to
a stone in-.(Walderi's- line; iheticei
North 7 i-2 rods to' $ stone; thencrf
Jiast 15 iodsi wa-flogwood; nd av;
thence South 'on-'JWliutig Company
line 7 1-3 da9 ""theubegjnnfng eon
taining ohe) ?mA on-fourth' acres
Alenander S. Horney, deceased, Jonn
D. Williams, deceased, isaac H. Foust,
decehsed, and lieorge vv.) yimwv,
deceased, -whatever . may ' be ' tb,e .
names, or wherever may bo Ui-.'ir re :
dences, who do now or may bereave,
olajm an interest in Ihc pro;-.!.-.!.;
hereinafter mentioned and ;v: -to,i
or who ii any cci.li:;i'i-i'A-y
beome. Interested therein, v,111 t. .;'
notice that :th above ;eiitiMed4 v.r.i-jy..
has been iir.-tituted in 'the Siijie-.-n-court
of. Ramlolph' cou-itf '
thim tor the. purpose of vesting im!
plaintju'. tbfc lee;al:atKL:cquiriil?le title.
ihTfee to the real pn.port ileseriiie,!
in the complaint, the same bc-inK
priperty possessed and occupied by
th ; plaintiff in Franklinville township
B; ndolph coinity, North Caw'lma, and
fo the purpose of excl.udi.ng said de
feulants and all otlier persons from
ar y actual or contingent lien -or intcr
e ; therein, and said defendants and
al other persons who may claim an
m;erest in said property are hereby
notified to appear before the clerk of
the Superior Court of Randah co-:i-
JOBM'!M'':BRrTTAlN. J-ty. et his office in Asheboro, N. u,
4t 9 13-Z&JUoJr: tSe 22nd day of October, 1923 and
' ', " " - J.rf,n n th i-nmn flint
ttllrtWCl UI IIT7IIIUI I." v.." I
which has. been deposited in the office,
of the said clerk', and they are hereby
notified, that if they fail to answer
or demur to the complaint that day
or within, twenty days hereafter, the
time presfwbed bv law, '.the plaintiff
will apply W-,the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint. , '
Tlia-ths 18th day of September,
4923. . ' ,K y
11 '""V
more or' Uui -faZ VtV
This adJoUirfrthVlaiVQf Hender
son Davis and is kiiownv4s the Join
McCray homft'jriacet ?'. . I, ... i
This the iv.t4ay;f,.Septnber,
1923. ',i. '-iiivjAi'-'y'
NOTICB PF SALE OF LAND
, Undbr and-by t'rtuaf an orfedr of
tnpuperior CoufaVhdolph coun-
Julieii et ab, te'simd liOna 388
on tte -iipeqal. proceeding doekit; of
aaid.eourt, the irdeT8ignMqornttiiirv
sioner wlll;' Saturday the,'13tb; dajf
of October. 19237'a-l-,k)ck, M-jat
the court house door Jn f ABWboror
North Carolinftpaeffer fot t&efrjt
highest bidder t prjash thbrt twoceK
tain tisoKpaiete of JanOW
ad being In Levl Cta Sawnshlp,
County khi 8ate orlsaMweitBf
onef aaid-.traott oi Itandbeiiig
Dounded y. the lands ol R.1vCasy,J
5jXbenee. Northward the". Island
ORl road 9 rods to W. lIL 'Rich's
COrnrf Ttitiiu .J i i,r i nni u a
" to the 'UiHnnlno' . rrmt.nmln
forner,' Thence ne'ari Vft li
Swrnd Tract r Beglnninr at Wf .
ktt. n; Then . South -.6
iJrfn4T45 4Jnka tf , a stone;
Thence 8outh derre I East 11
'hin tn stone in the Causey llnei
nence North on the Cause. line .
;D. M. WEAtHEBui,
Clark Superior court
kLE NOTICE '
j -
, lldea'and bvyvirtue of the power
ot -iale aMotlrer provisions conUin-
j i . . HAwMra IaaI tn t Via
tirtoramiec; B-JN. n. aeen;iu
B. FV HeaUn A,W- Gray,aadrra4U-SknJila wife, hearing date of
nd.beini more full'"f.iur1h.H",bvl!nl Amv otNovember. 1921, wblch
is ana bounds," course' arid oUa
ifollow. to-wit? ,Ts si i;
U CauseTi Una, runnTnV South
f" M -rous-to. a stone, BF, Jleath'e
corner by the mountain roiul;Thenee
BearlvWeat 80 roes to A GraV'i cor.
''min nnl
appeart eCrecerd In the Office of the
R.W.'AfVl)fledk for Randolph
county InVookpt Mrtgmrw No. 196 1
vrrem i
i . ,i
4 ivtrjnt ar tne uiaeDiea-
mI thrB. the undersigned
will' Mil nald lands to the!
Kwwt Wddrkfor'eash at the Court I
WednewUy.'the rd day of OttobeipJ!
1923, at 2:30 Ween, If. n fe xw
lwmg described land situatid in
TsbernaolB io'wBuhlpand bounded j
r stone i " umi
th-nr. north "TO fvardit - uienee eajw
'm nr,l! IbunrW south 70 yards to I
8 links to a t t..ne: thr.nc the JrlniSng eornet.ll'l room bouae
' Beirinalng at
Harris', line: thi
h"70
it n A vs. - '' ; : . . . - V" .
1 fj "" r!itmm.u.wmtmmmlmim wif. 1 1. mtm . n. Mmi Mil 'i mi im m. ,M u,.atMtnmmm"'"' '" mi
-5 lm-'--tin,mum, . - - ...... , fr. - r-"iin7li n ----- , ifi
., Hr" Mm . K - 1 WOSJU. B
', sft).-ABT -en . -fas-
W viTALgmolinemliiies
-y 'ft ' I'KIU MEM HV Va VHUHU
: ,' :' '...'.Vl-i-l ZTi r - . . , - -'J
Kiv'Ti'-l.",:-."! r : . : .1
, I
YOU can easily measure the high motive power of
'Standard'the balanc soline.with the proper
apparatus. But it would a. 1 to estimate its great
moral force in eliminating those harsh, cruel words
usually addressed to a slow-starting motor. "Standard"
users have forgotten what slow starting means.
If your etigine is right, your switch on, tnd the choke
out for a moment, "Standard" gives you instant start?
ing, because it's balanced, which means that it has
exactly the right proportion of low, quk-catdbuig
fractions that
instantly in
motor.
This btalariced. fo Aalna also tfves votuTtbe snUppw
' power br pick'-u's! th hardpulling pdwei W hills L
and the lean-mixture power for long mileage that
have made "Standard" the regular choice of hundreds )
brtKosands. Test it out and see for yourself next
. tto you fall up. '
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
' (New Jersey) Z;:';
t
m a
if
S
.. T.
-
t
, ') )
1 i
11 rtisin nn,, on Jot Also one od eutomo-
I
h inif I f nf pstlofi
i V