fUndin lUrrf 13, in
notice!
ra-
GAS AST) STOMACH TROUBLES
- ' &U2LYLtN u uolis
TAf EtomacMSas Tablets are
.- Eaticf qa':aed as Executor on
Va ef Ct R. Crav". cfi.
fcefare IX IL Vetherly, t. -k cf He alsiutely pin Will prevent gas m
i r Court cf Endo!;a coux.ty, I t-r: nrj with the circulation ef your
' j ell at ' putlic auction to tit i.oo-i ui pressure . against roar
1 t tkidt-r for cash, on the prera- i heart and lungs. The empty gnawing
on the fcJT day of March, 1924 feeling at the pit of tout : stomach,
ne horse, ono Ford, one cow, and anxious nervousness, heart palpita
ether articles too tedioua to mention. ' tion. - fainting spelhv drcrasinees,
- AJl persona haviiijr claims against sleepy feeling, hands and limb cold,
aid estate ar notified to present . headaches, high blood pressure, im
tiera to the undersigned, duly - veri- 'pure blood, constipation, peine, sore
f ed a or before the .17th day of nesa, rheumatism. All doe to stomach
l,J,rarv 1925. or this notice mil be 'gas interfering with the circulation
leaded in bar of their recovery; and )oZ the blood. Guaranteed or money
-ii - - - . rf ot . arlll ; TfrnAA , Vfufl 1 KA - Twa months
said -estate '.will
some forward and - make - immediate
"settltmentv , "'-.
. This 5th day of February, 1924.
1 v'vr NOiraUSlBANIS,
4t,B44-24 -f" -: -- v- -v i Executor.
r Cj-4-'.
NOTICE OP SALEl
jTvi- s:
1 TJhdeV'and by virtue of the power
y ef sale contained in: a certain mort-
cage deed executed by J. M. Harrison
: and his wife Julia Av Harrison on
j the 21st day-of March 1919 and re
eorded in the office f Jthe Register
r TWi inr Hiuiriolnh ' County in
. Book No. 184, page No.: 98. Default
laving been made Ur tne paynraw w.
V the not therein secured, miO. t x-
nose to sale to the highest bidder ior
- cash tn '.front of the Court : House at
a sTwfcnm : North Carolina.v at 12 :00
II, on the 17th day of Maicb- 1924, f
the fonowmg'descriDea'-properiysjs ,'
"Tract No: Is Beginning at.' tstone
Nortli West 'corner; ; thence' Souths 48
' moles and'U links to a stone in J. G.
', I'raiieT'a lme; thenee South. '8.de
' grees East 4 poles and 8 links to a
. atone in said Intier'a line; tiience
I Ingram's flnej thencet South 86 f 1-2
degrees West 48 poles and 21inkir to
Ifiii beginning rner containinsj 14
fea imuL mnri M lesi. -.x M
atone
refunded. llaQ SL50 Two months
treatment at home. Greatest discov
ery ever known. Never fails. Address
all mail to ' - - -
EDDY'S PUKB - HERB PILL CO,
N 12?7 Walnut streeV Milwaaltee,
.t,t.AWls.i:
7
HaviBg Qualifiei aa":t Istrator
n the alaU ef L-G. t-r.; it, do
eeJd, before D. IL WeE'.: Cerk
of Superior Court of .'..;!; a c on
tr; Ail persona having ticj a, - st
skid estate are. notined to.' present
them to .the undersigned, duly ver
fed, on or before the 16th" .day ef
February, 1925, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and
ail persons owing Said' estate will
come forward and "make 'immediate
setuemenL n" ' v-. T- J "
Tbia lJth. day of February, 1924i
, A. C W. HINSHAW. Admr. '
H. H. Eobblmv Atty. - J:
etpd.M4-24,.. . .. ;tv
;noticei. - -
r Having qualified as executor on the
estate of a. - E Kinyornjj deceased,
before D. M. Weatherly, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Randolph county:
All persons having . claims against
said estate are notified to . present
them to the undersigned, duly veri
fied, en er before .the - 16th r day of
Ta-l r v.J-iLi. lit l
c vurunry, awt or uum nouce wu ne
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and
all persons , owing said T estate will
come; forward and , make ' immediate
settlement. ... . . - u v'
,;,Jlli 6th day of February, 1924.
v i f t , 0. P. BOUTH? Executor.
6t 2-14-24 Eandleman, N. a, Rt. 2.
0 iwt NAi s: Bediming h i
fa Georria Kearna' line; thence South
. 83 8-4 degi E4st on JI Ingram's
i Ini 41 rods' to a stone; thence North
A decmea East 66 tods to a stone;
J mmm tw-st with1 K. tE Ingram's
I Bne 42 rods to a atone in Georgia
Kearns Bnce mth 2 l-2.de-
rreea. West witt eorgia Xeas5 line
tk a. ....-A' ltt .1 S t - i ii.imi m
iLiMiitihiHis 17- acrati. more or less.-
rH-Tbia the 13th daz.of 924
,-",j.:D. BRAME Mortgagee,
I Dl C MacRae, Attorney, '
) High Point, North Carolina. ;
r 4t -21-24. i ,T 4 is I
' ''IJOtlCB OP P1JBIICATI0N .
In the Superior Court before the
Clerk. -
- Wni4li PurnHnft. . Randoltih eountr.
W. C. " Hammond,' Adrar. of Lissie B.
' Founds, known as alary jrounas.
I X. If. Poundsl "Sherman Jmredjilforade
. in... i a f T v TI1- A J4e -V IT
, c NOTICE OP LAND SALB;",
. Bv vfrtue of the power :of sale vest.
ed in the undersigned commissioner
by a decree of the Superior Court, of
Randolph conn in a special proceed'
mirfi entitled, u. m. rerree. Aomr. ox
W. 3 Yeargan; vai Henry .Osborne et
aL,'. I will . sell ' at public auction ' at
the court house door in ' Randolph
county,v'on " Monday March 81f 1924,
at v& o'clock Mn to the nignest Didder
for casn the following described real
estate in vrantvtownsnip:
Beejnninsf at a stone on the North
side of the public road running North
4 chains to Spanish oalv hi the or
iginal line, with Spanish oak pointers;
tnence (south t 1-z degrees lsast with
said line ? chains and 60 links ioz a
atone pile' on the North side of said
road, plack gum pointersi thence
Southwest the various courses of said
road 8 chain and AS tinlot to -the . !.
ginning, containing 2 1-10 acres more
or less. See deed book 198 at page
The above land has a . snlendid
dwelling house thereon. --. -
This the 26tb day fit :. IHebraary,
1824. j - . r
C N. COX.
4t 8-6-24. " - Cfomtulsdoner.
y sr '.i-i NOTICE ' "I
AUreL.AL, Rrtlfia,JAdmt .. .T4on the-state.-o4 W. L. Bemldinr-de-
"A. f M. 3. . Lowdermilk. Arthur
iTlmni. j-Cora t Klrrman. X'.
". Pounds and the unknown heirs of
i. William A. Pounds. '.
. Thm defendants above named will
take notice that, an action entitled aa
above has been commenced in the So-
Srior Court of Randolph County, for
e irarDose of selling for partition
' ' certain land located in.- said . -county
"""and described in the petition filed , in
. . Jhis proceeding, and the defendant
- wffl further ta!& notice "that they and
;reach of .them are required: to, appear
fat the-office of the Clerk of the Su:
- perior Com -of ' Randolph County,
f 'North Carolina, bn the 16th day . of
T' March, 1924 then and there to answer
1 let demur to the complaint of petition
' & 'said action or1 the plaintiff will ap
ply ,to the ourt for ithe ?' relief de-
' ! ''manded in said complaint or petition,
' ' This the 19th day oj ; eo. vrn.
.'Sept. CWk of. the Superior. Court.-"
ceased, before D. M. Weatherly, Clerk
ox the . Superior 'ourt iofi Randolph
county; AU ' persons "having -. claims
against said estate ? are notified
present them to the undersjgheL du
ly berified, on or before the 8th day
of March, 1926, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and
all persons -owing said - estate will
come forward .and make - -immediate
settlement.
i This 4th day of March, 1924.
NOTICE OP LAITD SALE
. . . - -
A By virtue of an order of the Eoper
; ,Jor Court of Randolph County in that
i certain special proceeding entitled J.
( r A.1 sgmn muu ucmo uw
" rs.r against Kinney HilL Crissie HOI, Jes
.,;i;'v ee HilL Crissie P. Burros and hus-
Kand ' uurrua. ,1 wui on
?4t 8-6-24.
L. S. BOULDIN.
M. M. BOULDIN," '
Adniinistrators,
' NOTICE Of SAIJB -
By virtue of authority contained in
a certain. Deed of Trust executed to
the undersigned Trustee, bv Ri A N,
Smith en the 21st day ' of - January,
190 and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Randolph coun
ty, N. C, in' book 200 at page 129,
default having been made In the pay
ment of the debt therein secured and
at the reauest of the holder thereof.
on January 9th, 1924, the undersigned
trustee exposed to sale to tne nignest
bidder for cash the said ' premises,
when. J. H. Fowler became the last
and highest bidder at the Price of $2,
000.00; and that on February 19th,
1924. Nannie I Smith, filed with the
said Trustee an upset or increased
bid of 6 per cent,- as ' provided" y
law,' now, therefore, the -undersigned
trustee will On the 8th day of March,
19Z4, at Vi o'clock, M., at the uourt
House Door in Asheboro, Randolph
County, N. C, expose to re-sale to
the hiriiest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described lands, to-wit: :)
V oeginmag at an uvu iuuui u " uus
middle of the Hoover RoacV P. M.
WalTs - corner running thence South
60 degrees West ' ' 2 chains ; and 82
hnks; thence South & degrees west
2 chains and 60 links; thence South
41 degrees West 8 chains ahdi$6
units; i tnence tfoutn z i-z degrees
West 24 chains and 40 links with va
rious bearings ' following the said
Hoover road to a stone in said road;
thence South 60 degrees West -;16
chains and 21 links to a stake on bank
of branch lanzy Crotts corner; thence
south 486 l-z degrees nst 2 cnalns
and 62 links to a pile of stones
thence South 44 -degrees West B4
chains and 86 links to a stone, Gard
ner's comer; thence South 89 8-4 de
grees East 29 chains and 64 links t to
a stone; thence North 4 degrees isast
84 enams and 70 unks te a sto;
thence North 84 degrees West ,
chains and 85 links to - a post oak;
thence North 11 8-4 degrees East 84
chains and 20 Unks to the beginnini
containing 196 acres - more or less, f
It is understood and agreed, as i
part of the consideration in this deed
that the grantors reserve one-AalX un
divided interest in all minerals that
Wn flf TWYTTT" " v r-
0!3TMi H3y WlIBaaf Oom r
t Had all tbe whiakers M eonli tote,
Aad.whe4 took and shaved )hem
- IU1 . .
Be fiotched pneomeny and a cough.
He senf for Dr7 Xanme Sheep - -
.Who aald rDateold am aughty
4eep,.,- J
But, says he, "maby you can puQ
Throucja if. you wrop yo'sel in
Den Dr. TJSander came akmg
And say T-Pat cole am mighty
strong
My. pinion -k you-sho' gwine dead
If .you do get a leader bed."
rees and, regress to and from said land
for the purpose or prospecting or
oiggmg xor gold or outer minerals.
This the 21st day of February,
1824. - - -
A. READS JOHNSON,
2t 2-28-24 Trustee.
And den old Dr. Turtle come
And say "You gwine to yo' long
home
You sholy never kin get well
V J..t - .,.11
1 ' VV WW V a - 4 KU U
And den old Billy William cuss
And say he don t know who to
- tros :
But dese all dead and gone and quit
And old man William living yit.
-' Mr. Mule.
Ole Mr. Mule was standin' 'round
A-floppin' of his ears
And talkin all about
His -tribulations ami his cares
He say he have to plow de craps
And tote the niggers too
And pull the wagon full of truck
5 And that aint all he do.
He cant see why ole Mr. Hog
Can jest lay up and eat ,
And Dr, Gobbler spend his time
, A-pattln's of his feet.
And then he tromp the ground and
cuss
And say that he he dogged -
If he don't call hisself
As good as any, Mr. Hog.
When Christmas comes ole Mr. Mule
He say to Mr. Man
Where them two loafin' gentlemen
What done eat up all they can.
And Mr. Man say, "Eat your hay and
oats :,:
You lucky sinner.
That sassage meat and turkey roast
Am cailin' me to dinner."
LnaNCTPN risPATci!'''lI,'JTi11'
The Laxhigtoa'TiUpaieh .is this
week Installing Model Depicx
naa-OM' pcriecung pxnaa vua m . ca
pacity of 700 eight page papers per
hoar. -The cost C the press and fan
staUapmi wui be around 1 10,000, nils
pream is the lates model put out by
the company; -
Masdegheals Offer ef Ford Beaches
, Hooae.
Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals.
pending before congressional com
mittees for more titan two years,
finally reached, the floor of the House
Tuesday.
AYCOCK MONUMENT TJN-
. VEILING NEXT WEEK
All North Carolinians are interest
ed in the announcement that the beau
tiful monument to Charles Brantley
Aycoek in Capitol Square, Raleigh,
will oe unveiled mere rnursaay,
March 13. at noon.
Three lifelong friends of Governor
Aycoek will participate in the pro
gram. Dr. Edwin A. Alderman pre
siding and making the introductory
remarks, while Hon. Josephus Daniels
wiU make the historical address, and
Governor Cameron Morrison will ac
cept the monument on behalf of the
State.
All friends and admirers of Gov
ernor Aycoek are invited, no special
invitations being issued, and a great
assemblage is expected. As the -unveiling
wul occur at the time of the
North Carolina Education Association
is in session reduced rates on all
railroads will be in force.
The statute and the accompanying
historical panels illustrating North
Carolina's progress are the work of
Uutzon Borglum of Stone Mountain
fame, one of the world's greatest
sculptors.
CnHM COTtlAe" PuxiAed
Mm :
cnu-i.ic
v
White and Will Not Stain
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PASSENGER SCHEDULES
Effective January 28, 1928
Asheboro, N. C.
Daily Except Sunday
Leave 8:46 a. m. Aberdeen, Ellerbea
and intermediate points connects at
Star for Raleigh, Charlotte and in
termediate points.
Leave 8:30 p. m. Aberdeen and in
termediate pointa.
Arrive 1:00 p. m.
Arrive 8:25 p. m: Abeerdeen and in
termediate points.
For tickets, pullman reservations and
information address or apply to
L. D. BURKHEAD( Agent,
Asheboro, N. C
Card of Thanks.
We sincerely desire to express our
most heartfelt thanks and gratitude
to our many neighbors and friends
for the kindness and sympathy shown
us during the recent illness and death
of our. dear mother, Mrs. Nancy J.
Scott May the Lord bless each and
every one. i
Mrs. A. A. xork, Mrs. jsverett uox,
Mrs. W. W. Davis, Mrs. W. E. Beane,
Mrs. Geo. Craven, Ben. H. Scott
J. A. VANDYKE
Salesman and Collector
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
NOTICE
- Havinir Qualified as executrix on
the estate of J. W. Craven, deceased.
before p. M. . Weatherly, Clerk or
the Superior Court of Randolph coun
ty: All persons having claims against
said estate are notified to present
them to the undersigned, duly veri
fied, on -or before the KJth day t or
February;. 1925,: or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and
all persons owing Bald estate wfll
come forward and make immediate
may be found on said land and . also 1 settlement v ' " ' .'''
reserve the right '4mgressi February, 1924. '.
Congressmen Are Abused Because
They Will Mot Support the Mellon
BilL
MRS. CAROLINE CRAVEN,
6t nd 2-28-24. Extrr.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
TAX ELECTION
. Trinity, N. C.
NOTICE:, OF SPECIAL' SCHOOL
ii .TAX. ELECTION, ; LIBERTY
SCHOOL DISTRICT,
f Notice is i hereby- given, that 1 a
special election has been called . and
wiU be held in Liberty School District,
Randolph County, North Carolina, en
Tuesday the 15th day. of April. 1924,
to determine the will of , the qualified
vaters of said district upon the nwe
tion of increasing the special tax for
scnoois neretozore voted tn said dis
trict, to
Trinity Township
Notice is hereby given that a spec
ial election has been called and wul
be held in the special school taxing
district hereinafter described and de
fined, on Tuesday the 16th day of
April, 1924, to -determine the win of
the qualified voters of said school dis
trict upon the question ot levying and
collecting in said district a special tax
for schools, in addition to the county
tax for , the six months school term, in
the amunt of fifty cents (oOc) on the
One Hundred Dollar valuation of ali
the property, real and personal, as
the maximum rate of tax. -
The Old High School BuOding in
tehundred
valuation of aU property.., real and
personal, to supplement the funds for
the six months public school term for
that district, under and in accordance
with Chapter 186 of the Public Laws,
liTZH. of North camlina.
. . : . . . . - . . . a .ii ii irn. nr NAnn lam in. - - - . : .
s"u - the zznd day or Marcn, at vt o cioca r.Vi,' v tTJirWni-- .n
MT1924, offer for sale to the, highest rXHn
;!.1'v'.Edder, it the court how door, An' (lU51J?Ui?lpif? LSJfiSSl
-r-.tr',; a..hi M c . th : fliwtairrifcisnd IL C Causey has been appointed
:r:- . - a . . -. j HtHMMr. am V V tnrwturmem ami J
acribed tracts of land.
Tract No. L Beginning at k rock
- RUey Cooper's. corner; thence West to
: , Alson Hall's corner, eourwood; thence
boutn x l-z acres stone pus ana aog-
J
i-
wood; thence East to a stone pile in
the field: thenre South 1 1-2 acres to
, a stone pile; tlience Enut 2 aerea to
a stone pile IUley Cooivr'a line;
thence North to Eilcy Co jcra eor
" txt, fif txn cru more or 18. Tract
, Ko. 3L At a noun' 'i o- V 1-nwsl
..Luther's old corner; t.-w j,r4h erne
:je in width; . i 7 t t) ; V
IukTs line; thence Iuijj t. I i .,e
' lb' ftrlrkland'S corner; tlince
en the Luthert heirs line to t'.e l e
' ginning. TrH No. 1 3. 1' ' ' T
' at a-rock 3. F. Hill's eom r; i
t m'h on his line 72 poles to a st r
an f 9 V.V't side of the pul'.: r'- ;
I - N. ll with the puLlie ad 7-r-
to a s'.-.tn in 3. F. HlU's Y.r;
i nee V.fS cn .'s line to the !;; !r-
m,:;. f t nve mora cr
,L Trifi . 4. Igtatung at a
I:. A. L. aw's corner; - Uvsnoe
n r ' to a i knry; thnre
p ii ( ()-, rwooj in Led-
i - J ;t f 2 rods to a
M. Reece have been appointed Judge43th day of March, t the 6th day
for said election, v . ..- ... -T01 -P lWS4rInttsive, Bundays ex-
A new registration of the qualified
t' Tire J.orth 1$ rods
'- -'. -'-?.'-'' 'rs? ;fur
Trirt No. 6. Be-
r f a iwk
3 t v!-j
; t':--r
I i
voters of said district wfll be had for
said election.'. ' The registration books
will be open for the registration of
the voters from ; the 18th day of
March to the 6th day ef April, 1924.
inclusive, Sundays excepted, and said
registration books win be held open
on ail Saturdays during the registra
tion as above stated, at ' the polling
place. for said election as above
stated. 'At said election thoef vho
are in. favor of the levying and- col
lection of said increased tax shall
vote a ballot on which shall be writ
t n or printed the words Tor ' b
fi.-il local tax", and those who op.
r-i Ft. ill vote a ballot on? which
.1 be written or printed the words
V -. nut Inrreaaed local tax . -
: i rWtion shaH be held ! under
I i i i - rdance with the provisions
f f !,r r i:;8 Cf the Pullk Laws of
1. '. cf North Carolina, - ' .
Ail fmriTtu are required to take
nr; cf tJ-e prve and govern them-
sclves axor: 'y, i ..-
By ordr of the Board of Commis
sioners of lUmiulph County- at
minting oa the 8rd day of , March,
1924. ; - ;
.v " LEE M. 1EAJINS.
''Register ef Deeds and ilx-officlo
Clerk to the Board of Com.
mJaaloner of Randolph county,
I t
T Mion barau rerentlf atfardt-
v of a Cit.l -ar veteran,
'' ) f r r M ,iry th-"( rn-
) r l
T,P1. i
t 5 r.,
id t )
NOnCEl
, Having qualified as administrator
on the estate of Mrs. Martha C. Kiv-
ett, deceased, before D. M. Weatherly,
Clerk of Superior court or Jtumdoipn
county; All persons , having claims
against said estate are notified to
nresent them to tne undersigned, amy
verified, on or before the 16th day of
February, 1926, or this notice wul be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and
aU venous owing - said estate will
come forward and make immediate
settlement.
This 8th day of February, 1924.
JOHN T. KTVETT. Admr,
6t pd. 2-14-24. liberty, N. C B 1.
the polling place for said election, and
IL m. cranxord nar been appointed
retrtBtrer.J. and Lea' Andrews and
Robert Blair ' have been appointed
Judges for said election.
A new registration of the qualified
voters of said ' special school taxing
district wfll be had for said election.
The registration books shall be open
for the registration - or voters Irons
eepted. and. said registartion books
will be held open on all Saturdays,
during the registration as above stat
ed, at the polling place for said elec
tion as above stated, - At said election
those who are In favor of the levying
and collection of said tax shall vote
a ticket on which shall be written sr
I- . - -I Al. I - HI- I I A H J
SnnwQ uw worua r ur hhw mu , auu
lose who oppose shall vote ticket
fori which ehU be written, or printed
Ilk 1 1 ool. Injt ' -Ralil
VU www . " n.ti v . . m ., vi ,
election wiH he held under and in ae-
eordsnfls with tne proviiiions of Chap
ter 186 ef the PuLUa Laws of 1923
of North Carolina. - z ' .- -. ' I
RmlA -aTHwial arinJ la-rfnv dlatnct
Is described and defined as fouows, to-
iti -t ofv ::.;.'j , j-,
' AO f Trinity Township, Randolph
County, Herth Carolina, and eompris-
wg Trinity, Archdaie, varaway, rros-
pact and Miuer bcbooi uiswicoky 4-
AH peraons art required to- take
aoUce of the shove and govern them
selves" accordingly. . -. . i
- By order of the Board of Cotnaus-
lonora of RandolDh County. It I
meeting thereof on the, Jrd dap tof
waru t, t .!, ' ( ,' t
' " Bep-W of Ds and Es-offlrlo
Clerk to the Board of Iximmi.
tinnani tt Randolph County.
' Thfs the 4th day of lUrch, 1924.
8t 8-6-24. .. -..f. -- 4::y
NOTICE
ITa4nir nnalifiAd aa administrator
. R aafata at ST11 Prltehard. deeeaa-
sd, before D. M. Weatherly, Clerk of
the Kupenor uourt ox icandoipn cow
All awranna having claims aarainst
said estate are notified to present
them to the undersigned, duly venn
ed en or before the 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1926, or this notice wiU be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; and
all naranna mrino- aaid eatate wfll
come forward and make immediate
settlement.,
A This 6th day of February.
r uIkTJINTI P. VKrn.HAKLl.
. ' , Admlniatntor.
CHAS. H. BEDDING, Atty.
rM' NOTICE
- v: n . i 'ii i
Cavinff Qualified as administrator
on the estate ef T. J. Ferguson, de
ceased, before D. M. Weatherly. Clerk
of the Knnerior uonrc oi Kanaoipa
county: . AD persons havtnr claims
a,
r&init ' said estate are notified to
present v them to 'the undersigned,
duiyi verified, en sr oerove w
dav cot Fvonary. xri. or
this notice - will - be pleaded - ta
bar of their recovery; and, en per
owing - sid ; estate wUl some
forward and males immeaiavs ,sw
1-V,t Staff ila MV TYOtmarw. BDZa.
'" - Administrator.
RmU ' '""" ' Trinity, N. C
riroctora of arrictiltund extension
from five eouthorn eollrri have writ
tn the fUte Coll;"' cf Agriculture
r, --t Ka N'urtS Carolina
"I4v At-i. -n.o" frograin. JionH of
thmn rlan to rut on a nin.ilnr env
paljfn fur U-e Xarmers tl.f-..r sUtoa.
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riavlnff slt&d as .etseutora on
Cie etats of James 01 Dorset. de
Iwrfora Dl U. Weathsrty,
( . of the eaperlor Court of lie-
d..i-H county. " ' V v '-Tr:'
1 pflTons ' having claJme'Sgsfhst
t- ' l fwtat are notifiad to 'pieant
i in to the undersigned, duly verlft
t i. on or Wora the IBthMay of fee-
r rr. li'Zi. or this notice . Wliii
ttfn!nd ta tar af their reooverrt end
1 1 xmrunm owing .said eUU Will
forward .and mast immediate
(By Wallace Bassford.)
Washington, D. C, March 4th.
The floods of man received by. Mem
bers of the House reveal a surprising
state of Ignorance in the country as
to the real purpose and effect of the
Mellon tiul. Many men of moderate
income write to , Congressmen and
abuse them like pickpockets because
they are not supporting the' Mellon
plan, seeming to jning the Hepresen
tetrvea are seeking to-" prevent a. re
duction of taxes. - There seems to be
little understanding that the Garner,
or Democratic bill, makes such more
substantial reductions for the average
man, and that only the man with net
taxable income above $66,000 per
year can secure as great relief from
the Mellon plan. Under the Garner
plan a married man with net income
of 83,000 and no dependents would
pay no tax at all; under the Mellon
plan he would pay $16, whereas un
der the present law he would pay $20.
If the net income is $5,000, the pre
sent law tax would be $100. the Mel
Ion tax $75 and the Democratic tax
$40. If the income be $10,000 the pres
ent law tax would be $520, the Mellon
tax $360 and the. Democratic tax $240.
These are fair samples. The married
man with children gets an additional
exemption under the Democratic plan
S400 for each child under 18 years
the unmarried person gets an exemp
tion of $2,000. Under the Mellon
plan this exemption is only $1,000.
This lamentable ignorance makes
men attack the Representative who is
voting in the interests of practically
7 taxpayer in the land, is doubt
less due almost wholly to the organ
ized propaganda. Much of this comes
from the nationwide canvass made by
The Literary Digest, simply asking
each citizen if he favored the MeUon
plan for tax-reduction, without giving
the voter the information that another
plan proposed to give a much better
and quicker reduction. The quicker
used for this reason: The Mellon
bin provides that for the taxes for
the year Just past a refund shall be
made by the Treasury of 25- per cent
of the amount of the year's tax. When
that refund will be made is something
that inquires a very fine sample, of
guessing. Just now the Treasury is
more than four rears behind with Its
work of auditing returns, and get
ting further behind all the time., In
the ease ef many . men now living
their executors would have to col
lect the rebate, if paid before the day
of final 'settlement ef the estate. Un
der the Democratie plan it t is pro-
id to arrange it so that the tax
payer earn simply omit his foerth in
stallment of taxes, due this -next. falL
far this reason it is well that -ail
taxpayers should - make i their pay
ments far four equal iastallmenta, as
provided by existing law: before!. the
last see is due the prevision for the
U per sent rebate wiU be in effeot.
Cash or east terms
Reasonable Allowance On Old
Machines ,.
We nave mot ed our bicycle shop
to oar new store on lot corner
of iWalman Avenue and Persh
ing, StreeJjeconisdt South
of Hospital, Asheboro, N. C
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Are on display and for sale by
J. C Hammer, Asheboro, N. C,
and C. L. Allied, Franklin viDe,
N. C
AN INVESTMENT
which assures an annual return of
not leas than 7 per cent
which pays an additional 2 per cent
annually when net earnings oa the
total capital amount to 9 per cent
in a corporation under the direct man
agement of a group from amount
the most successful executives in the
Piedmont Sectiea
secured by one of the moat modem
and best equipped weaving mills hi
the South manufactarmg a consist
ently profitable line ef goods
IS WORTH LOOKING INTO.
For full particulars write
BOND DEPARTMENT
AMERICAN TRUST CO.
Charlotte, N. C
FRANK B. GREEN, Manager.
Dft fr.'C CRAVEN -
Xre, Ear, Ness and Threat:
femstari
Monday, Wednesday and
rrlday
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Chiropractor
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Asheboro, N. C
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