jzt sjrj&jtsz
X Mmuw If to* work of Umoo
«nra^« to to* taoj^'*f^ too
And tfaM^BOT«<to too ookUor, yon
toy is rtoooii. At too nooto ho tor
aoto onrytoNl 0U0 tor too tin*.
rr xtr fvt'th fifai
ttMOhNn to ordor to hon U|
to toll In detail an
Utafr 'otJT*b^FkamT thTSmfc
i» ov«r? Will America say to poor
Franc*, who has —gawd more than
Great Britain, |M must keep up your
army wH tha mrit la over? It
membar, our innnci da not total to
dal* more tha* what Franco and
Gnus Britain each ha vo bom Wain*
par m-th. Than era must 1st tha
French and tha Engli.h go home as
sarty as possible to begin the rvbaiW
lag ot thair country.
While our bay* are waiting after
tha dadaretlou of peace, the t sap to
•ibUity of thasa aseen agencies will
ba tortMyBid many Um*>. Thair af
teta are to be redoubled if tha hoys
are to ooto* hash alaaa aa they ereut
away tad as they are today. "An idle
touin is tha davDh workshop.” There
an cost also which muat ba expend,
ad, and asms inflasnee must direct
them. Shan it to the Influence* of
th**« organisation* or not? The an
swer ia with tha people of Scotland
County to tha swine t aaksd tor.
I earnestly Implore ovary pa non >n
this county to da their duty In this
great undertaking for the toy*.
W. H. WEATHERS TOON,
County Chairman.
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IT SHOULD MAKS A MILLION
FOB HIM.
'JlartsMti Mm Diaccmt Drag Thai
I aim Cbnu So They Lift Oat.
Good am igHii rapidly and
dm**i*t» Wo a to kept bony diepene.
lag fmexoac, tka meant discovery of
a Clatfinaati mo*. which It mid to
laaaaa tag earn aa H lifts oat with
too Sagan.
A quarter of an ounce costs eery
HtO# at any store which handle*
dregs, W this ie said to be safilciac*
tarMeoe** feet of aearg hard or soft
cam or callus.
Ton ap^Mast a few riropsjw th*
tos and haataaS^thT •mMa>h<ra
Urs.a^x.’uSsrs.^SLi:
SSS
TICVCX iDIUUMM
or even Irritates th* serrocadtag skin
Thje dtoaiearg wfl] peasant thou*
T*"-* . death* annaally from lock*
Jnw and infect!** heretofore resulting
boat the suicidal habit ef catting
oetrno.—Ada.
New York. Nov. A-^Jeka D. Keck*,
fallen Jr., chairman of the executive
committee ef the united war work
campaign, annoaneed today that “hon
or hate" in France would be named
after the first 10 states to Alt their
Web the drive for UTOAOO.acv
which starts November 1.
USUTRMANT GASTON DORTCH
KILLED IN FRANCE.
Am wt late CM. W. T. IMA and
Itapaty Mantel fester* Dis
trict.
Lite Caatea Dortch, saa of lato
Cat W. T. Dortch of CcldMcro, waa
kaawa by * man her of paople ia
Laartabarg, having ban Kara at Fad
aral coart a Dumber af tinea. Tha
BaMgh News and Observer ad Tues
day taQa of bis death in Franco:
DnK. Cotton Dortch, sou of the
late CoL W. T. Dortch, at GaUaboro,
has boon JdUad ta action in France,
according to a cablegram to hi* moth
er at Goldsboro from Ralph Paisoa, a
brother In law, who la also serving
with tha American forces ovaraaae.
Lieutenant Dortch tested the asc
end officers* training camp at Fort
Oglethorpe, waa ooauntaaionsd and as
signed to the Utah Infantry, than in
training nt Camp Sevier H* waa
■rat with Company A, bat before the
Utah went across b* received a trans
fer ta Company B, which wee the ok)
Goktaboru company when the 119th
was known a* the Second <N. (X)
regiment.
Prior to entering service, he was
Chief Deputy Marshal in the office of
his father, CoL Dortch, United Slatae
Marshal for the Eastern District of
North Carolina. He waa appointed
chief deputy In December, 1919, and
remained hi that position until Sep
tember I, 1917, when he went to
Chickajoauga Park.
In bii homo town, Goldsboro, and ia
Raleigh, where ha lived for aearly
four yearn. Lieutenant Dortch had
taaamerahle friends. Ha was an
atamans of tk* University of North
CaraOna and a noted athlete (luring
his college day*. Ha waa within a
few days of Ida tweaty-sixth birth
day whan ha mat death flgMng the
battle at democracy.
Aorvtviag era his mother, four sis
ters and two brothers, one, Hugh
Dortch, who b also fryrrasa ■ with the
American easy.
Dried Fruit. Imiul ml Cady.
Home cook-stove dryer* in Oregon
necessary piece
of furniture by the women is homo
demonstration avi-nt counties, where
they tow lee-.r.cd of the many ut,
la ana section dainty boxes of home
dried fr?ita have town prepared for
Chris*'is* gift* and to send to the
boy* la camp* and at the front. In
■rand of candy, the children at thl*
mma aectioa uaa.tha. dried fruit* to
satisfy their natural craving for
awreet*. .
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NOTICE OF ADMIN18TRA
Raving qualified as administratrix
•f the estate of William T. Deaton,
late of Scotland County, North CaJn
■irw, this it to notify all persona hav
ing claims against the estate of **ld
deceased to exhibit them to the Un.
I resigned at hit home on or before the
7th nny of Nn*ember, l>19, or thi*
notice will be pleaded in bar of th>tr
wee vary. All person* indsbted .to
said estate will pleaac make imme
diate payment.
Thi* M day of November, Ml*. ;
A. V. WALLACE, ,
Rnssell * Waatherspooo, A ttys.*
15-150
*5TSS9m. B ' m__=!■
NOTH OP THANKS.
I wish to svprssa Aurangh the eoi
amam at The Exchange darra »p
pseslatiaa for the kind attention and
»f> llhnaa at ay wife and aynK.
LUTHER O. STUBBS.
La axel Hill. N. C.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR.
Having qgalifud an administrator
at the estate of J. B. Usher, deceased,
late of Scotland County, North Caro- .
Una. this is to notify all persons hav
ing riataia against the estate of said I
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned, or her attorneys, Russell
A Weatherspoan. Lnaitahurg, N. C.,
in or Won the 7th dav <w woeva
ber. 1919, or this notice wiU be plead
ed ia bar at their recovery. All per.
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment. This
5th day of November, IBIS.
I.UI.A F. USHER.
Administratrix.
Russell A Waatherspoon, A ttys.
45-50
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Having this day qualified se the ad
minhttratrix of tne esiale of Stafford
E. Cibaon, deceased, this Is to notify
uil parsons holding claims against
said estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before October 3rd,
191V, or thie notice wUl be ptaaded In
her of their ret or ery. All persona
Indebted to said estate will please
make Immediate payment.
Thie October fird, 1918.
' MRS. LANA GIBSON.
j Administratrix
Cibaon. N. C- R. T. D. No. L
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COMMISSIONER'S KALB OF LAND
Under and In virtue of a Judgment
of the Superior Court of Scotland
County In Special Proceedings before
the Clark, wherein I, 8. Bandy end
others are petitioner*, Rx Parte, the
undersigned was appointed Commis
sioner to make sale of toe lands here
inafter described, for partition. I wW
expose for enle at puMIe auction for
cash at the Court House door In tor
Town of Lauriabarg, N. C, on the
2nd day of December, 1918, being the
Fir* Monday In December, 1911. at
18.30 A. M., the following described
lands, t» wit:
I No. 1. All that certain tract at
land as conveyed by J. T. Roper and
wife to T. C. Bundy, by dead inly re
corded hi Offlee Register of Deeds of
d^tod ^arch 7,0'l!f73, *!?£
' that tract adjoining conveyed by R. A
•J. C. McCashlM to T. C. Bundy by
deed dated July jlti, 1875, recorded
lin Office Register of Deeds Richmond
j County, Rook C. C. pages 152 and 158,
, the same being together with former
lot, 61 fast fronting on Railroad
I Street and extending southward at
'right angle one hundred and fifty
feet, and contain* the building next
. to and adjoining the residence of Mr*
W. D. James and lying to the east
. ___ _
Second tract. All that certain lend
surveyed and eat out in a map made
by C. M. Furman Fobruary II. 1911,
of the estate of T. C. Bundy, which i*
ret out in raid man in 57 lota as there
on shown, and which map ia made a
part hereof, the same being bounded
on the north by the Unde off the Sea
board Air Lino Railroad, or Caroline
Central Railroad, and on the east by
the lands off too McCollum estate,
(now John F. McNair) on the west
by the several store lots in the town
nf Laurinbarg which store lota are on
the Main Street between McKay
Street and said railroad, and includ
ing one lot facing Mam Street 27
ft. 4 ine. wide next south of Evertar
ton's Drug Store lot Mape on flic
at E. T. McCall's store, and at the
Court House.
This October >L 1918.
M. L. JOHN, Commissioner.
44-49
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