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NOTICE OF SALE OF It. L.
WII.KKS I.AN P.
P.y virtue »>t" 'ho pewer con
ferred upon me in a deed of
trus* xeeiited by ii. L. Wilkes
u:ul wife to sa-mv the payment
of ;i certain sum «>f money, and
default having been made in
the payment of the same, and
a r the request >t* "he holder of
the notes. I will seil to the high
est bidder on the premises, on
SATI HDAV. DKC. H»25.
tin- -rihed tract of
land in \ ' '■ i- ' >'ok**s
i oiinty: A - r ' i*.«* -"i
!1. ii. I'oyle w. i ■ ' it -. .. ■ I
;■ Si .lit ' -IVes . .
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11. UP of sa: lA. M.
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Close-fitting curtains that open
f with the doors make the Ford
y f If Touring Car comfortable and
I convenient for any weather.
Ask the nearest Authorized Ford
Dealer to show you this practi
[Runabout * S26oT $ 260T ca *' g°°d-looking car that is so
coupe . . 520 economical to own and operate.
' Tudor Sedan 580 >
, "Zt7'r.t\" 6 r. Convenient terms of payment
Demountable rimi _ 1• 1 1 _ 1
.nd ...rtrr ..,r. on can readily be arranged.
open cars.
( k All tnu.es f.o. b. Derrotl st
Gom/ictnv
Detroit. Mich. {7 "*
Hercules mad* .. pretty jrood j«i'>
of cleun>;!:ir the Augean stable.
I :t Wi \v r how he \wulil have
boon ell u.is-h.MU the car.—Ohio State
Ji urnal.
NOTK'E.
Kv rit-r of tht Superior Court
of S' I'ounty. I will sell for
cash "th day ef I>ecetnher,
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i the • ir pr p rty:
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THE DANBIIRIf REPORTER
I SALE OF VALUABLE
; LANDS.
| Hy virtue of n doc roc of the
| Superior Court of Stokes Coun
ty, rendered by A. J. Fagg. C.
S. t\. in the Special IVo'ce 1-
ings entitled "C. K. Dav's and
J. K. Yoss, Executors of John
A. Burton, dee'd vs. Mrs. .Vnie
L. Burton et al." authorizing
the undersigned to make sa'e
of the hereinafter described
lands to make assets to pa
debts. we will soil at public
auction to the highest liidile.
en the premises at the hour of
two o clock p. m. on
SATI KD.W. DEC. li»th.
the following described land.-.
t» --wit:
| Beginning at a point in th"
old John Linville and Stephen
Neal line, runs West 'J!' chains
to pointers: thence North •' chs.
to pointers: thence North •"» ch.
•" pointers: thence West •"> chs.
pointers and stake: thence
| Sou:h ."> chains to a stake:
> tiu r. i West 5 chains to a stake,
> thence South 10 chains to poin
> ters in Buck Turner's line:
» thence West S chains to point
-1 ers and a rock Turner's corner
* l>r. A. G. Jones' line: thence S.
15 chains to a black oak lorner
in Jones' line (supposedly
Jones and Stones corner):
thence Soiitn ."-'J di'gre ■> Eat-t
with Stones line ">5 chains to
corner. C. L. Flinn's line KJ chs.
to a st >r; corner m the I ' d «»f
a braner.: theme Noith "1 chs.
with the old Fly. i Fulp line and
the old Stephen Neal lie. >, to the
• beginning, containing J1 S
, acres, more or less, save and
. except a tract of approximately
25 acres conveyed by dees: iron 1
I John \. Burton and w.t'e to
Caruthers. the said tract
being now owned by Thenia
Lowe, leaving acres and one
half, ti >re or less, and '• •• • in• r
t ha. b 11:• i:»rx •!' land «• :\ ve. :
by ' i-« m '1 . A. L. .
ii'e, ' 1». W. Luivill. u : •
J..':- A. B S. e .e. !s
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Salt (»i a
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- a ' I•• ::d at i ;■! i "ove !
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with «' pel* I ''lit .'.'e •!■■' .-;,nv
and pi'ip'i chaser
pav.i al! t ash !i lit' • tlesiri's.
This Nov. lGth, 1925.
t . E. 1 >.\\'lS a; I B. \'I»SS.
! • i' J- hn A. ilurtop.
det M.  'otnmissioners.
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j.l. 1' M r:. ■•!•* s. At" s. t»r
i i-"\i rs.
Our name for the parlor Social
ists is sub-lU'bos. —Ohio State Jour
' nal.
Southern Power
Co. May Take Over
Mt. Airy System
Within the next few weeks the peo
ple . f this city will he called upon
to vi.ii u* on tht i|iii >tion of
tin . y power ami light system to
i!., Southern Company and
p-ar.:;mr them . franchise to operate
p t wi r alld light sy>'.cm llele. F->*
>v, ral w. ■ k tli. city nrticials and
tin w.i: r i l'.iriit coniiiiisMoti have
!., ii .. ■ will'. vepivsoiUativi s
~f .he I'. a ■ ; ' oin; any to
v ... ure I il current
f, r Mon r Viry. Th- • > pr.«|H»si
ti,.H th i> vower colli! : . would
etiterta-n wa- to purchase Mount
Air;.'* tw.. p'af- and tin entire
systun af'i operate it along with
their other -\>tm> in various parts
of \ .nil ami South 'arelina. Mt.
Airy New-.
NOTICE.
SALE or LAND BY
EXECFTOR.
1 By virtue of the power con
tained in the last will ami testa
ment of the late Elizabeth
Anderson, dee'd, 1 will sell at
public auction to the highest
bidder, on the premises, at
Elizabeth Anderson's old home
place in Quaker Cap township.
Stokes County. N. ('.. on—
SYTFBDAY. DEC. liITH. 1i»25.
at 1 o'clock p. tn.. the following
real estate, the old home place
of Elizabeth Anderson adjoin
ing Pete King. Tom King. \\m.
lieaslev and others. described
as follows:
Beginning at maple A. M.
King'- '-onvr, rm > N«>rt!i 2'« i
I!, with A. M. King's line 21.1S
chains to rock in n a 1. North 30
W. i2..">0 i bains to '.'i !; in old
r •.«!. N witi! i' »tn King'
line 10.7*' • hains to rock pile,
W -t "■ 'iai' to I - ' \\ in.
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N in • ■ • 1
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W -• • ha! t  ai
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links'\o'maple ' bushj Ctn-Ms
S11;i•!C- !''• !•. :11 ii E. t',,7t>
chair. • • -'a 1-.■ ■ i:i •'d ri!. ami
' ':e>iee v. :t i. 1 lie o! i r ml a- i;
!r. :t ?>i•;• -  p.-s:ni' ; :e ■ ret i
.'.nd nil •ii;. , .. r with old road and
tile >ld line ■ S' ii it !i W' - t o'.il'se
tn the beginning, containing
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X, rrns:—One-third cash, bal
tance equal payments i:i one a:iil
~.i ■>. 1 mei't ' on - : i I'ef
b\ liet tl of li-:st on the land.
\ t -a: . t'l'H' i x.• ill -• s for
ca.sii. ' e rent  . : ai:d itne
ot! ••!■ pn pert;.'.
Thi-- N ivemlu r 11th, 19'J".
SEY.MOKE OWENS.
Execiiti r of r.li/aiieth Ander
son. deceased, Westtield, N. C.,
U. F. I>. No. 1.
'(). E. Snow. Attorney,
Pilot Mtn.. N. C.
NOTICE.
Having duly qualified as executor
of Joseph F. Meadows, deceased, late
of Stokes County, N. C., all persons
owing saitl estate are requested to
make immediate settlement, and all
persons holding claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
, the same duly authonticated to the
I undersigned for payment on or he
fore the lath day of Nov.,
i or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
Mi/pah, N. r., Nov. 11, 1025.
(.'ASTON \V. MKADOWS, RURAL
HAM. HANK & TRI'ST CO.
Kxi'- uturs nf Joseph F. Meadows,
defeased.
R. HKI.SAHKCK,
J. D. IIIMPHRFYS,
Attorneys fur Kxccutors.
NOTICE.
If:i•• ini; i)iialilii-.| as administrator
of thr i >t;11«• "f A. H. Rut ledge, (le
ceased, notice is hereby given to all
person- bidding claims against said
decea i d, tu present them to me for
payment, duly authenticated, on or
before ! 1 ,■ loth day of Nov.,
or tliis notice will be pleaded in bar
of same. All persons indebted to
said deceased, are respectfully noti
fied to make immediate payment to
inc.
This the Hist day of Oct., 1025.
J. (i. Rutledge, Administrator.
P. O. Germanton, N. C., R. 1.
N. 0. Petree, Atty.
Drink Milk
A little boy was asked to write a
composition about milk. He began:
j"l)rink creamy milk and rise to the
,top." Isn't that pretty pood advise?
I believe it will stand close analysis.
It simply means: eat pood, nutritious
food and it will put you into that
new physical and mental condition
that will cause you to rise to the
top. If you are a student it will
help you to climb to the head of the
class: if you are a business man it
will help you to meet your compe
titors; if you are a lawyer it will
help you tn climb to the top in your
profession. N'i matt« r what you are
doing it will hi l(> you to lo it better
and by doing your work better you
will gradually rise toward the top.—
IN.
Queer Animal,
Queer Offer
I.O>T. -• rayed or stolen, male dasn
and fox I. nui color white and black,
lump back "f foreleg, •* miles south
|of (iladc M ils, Hutler l'o., $. r > re
ward for any one seen with him.
Fairfax Ad in the Pittsburgh
~r,SS -
The r a~"ii there are so many fail
ures am. ng marriages is that there
I are so many marriages among fail
j urcs.—Columbia Record.
I ..^pamaffiniasDsg
't /'''jJl * '••(» Special Offer: Semi nepativo
.t f«»r« • x 71'l.liirk'ciibv,! »\ a \.-i
--• tf rav U!l, l t'ranu*. >,|| f. r
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
BY TRUSTEE.
15v irtue of the power con
tain" n a certain deed of trust
ev '' i April 27. 102-5, by M.
ant to (). E. Siii w. 'i'rus
>• cure a note for .S97'UMt,
interest ;.:ii; cost, due \\. .!.
JIS >n. adr.iii .si rator of ).
•-waiiMin a:, i recordc I in the
c'gisier's oll'.v e. of Stoke- c lii
.N. in II" >k 72. pa,re 167.
U fault ha\ It r been made in
::t■ i a. 1 na f said n •• and
■!. • :*..t!i! 'iie pa.v ■ I wi.l
• ! ior in-!. ; p:il >l ii a'. ict ion.
■ i 11i ■ p:i '•. road in 'Quaker
t ■■>> tow in. Stokes county,
X. ( .in :V* it of i lie re idence
■ •' Elislia Wilson, on—
Till RSDAV. DEC. H».
the following real estate!
Lying in Stokes i ninly, and
beginning at po.:t oak, widow
llill'- corner, runs North 1:5
chain ; to I.Jacl; oak. wi.iow Mc
i'aniiTs corner, thence East
22 i aill- to ;i stake, thence I's
e!»::i':s t > pointers. West 22
chains to beginning, containing
2'.i T-lo acres, more or less,
i ;!• t Mountain. N. C.
This is the M. F. Bryant land.
Tills Nov. 2. 1025.
O. E. SNOW, Trustee.
NOTICE OF SAFE OF LAND
BY TRUSTEE.
By virtue of the power con
tained in a certain deed of trust
1 executed November 10, 1916,
I by M. Reid Mabe, to W. R. Cox,
Trustee, to secure a note to 0.
iN. Swanson, and recorded in
Book 60, page 672, Stokes coun
ty records, there being a bal
ance of $210.00 and interest
due on said note and on demand
of the administrator of payee,
default having been made in
payment of said note, I will sell
for cash at public auction, in
the public road in Quaker Gap
township. Stokes county, N. C.,
in front of Elisha Wilson's res
idence. on—
THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1925,
at 2 o'clock, P. M., the following
real estate:
Lying and being in Quaker
Cap. township, Stokes county,
adjoining S. P. Venable on
South. J. I). Lawson on West,
Sam East on the North and
East. The West Hill Grocery
Co. lands on the East, contain
ing 76 acres, more or less, this
being farm M. li. Mabe bought
of W. J. and Susan Simmons.
For further description see
deed from W. J. and Susan
Simmons to M. Reid Mabe, re
curded in Register's office ofj
Stokes county, N. C.
Said tract of land lies on i
North Double creek, and being
the home place of M. li. Mabel
in 1916.
This Nov. 3rd, 1925. J
W. R. COX, Trustee.
Pilot Mountain, N. C. j
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 19:
Another thinp the consumer re
minds us of is the dummy that th ?
football players tackle.—Ohio State
Journal.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
, By virtue of power vested in
the undersigned trustee by a
Deed of Trust executed on Nov.
2(5. 1924, by \V. A. Manly andl
wife to (). L. Gerry, said Dee I
of Trust recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Stokes
( utility, in Hook 72, Page 477,
reference to which is hereunto
made, default having been
made in the payment of the
note recited therein and tin;
holder having demanded thu
foreclosure of the deed of trust
for the satisfaction of the debt
1 will sell to the highest bidder
for cash at public auction on—
SATURDAY, DEC. 12. 1925.
at 1 o'clock p. m„ in front of the
Hank of Stokes County, Walnur,
( ove. N. ('., the following lands
embraced therein: "Beginning
at an iron stake in Joe Powell's
line, formerly Gerry's corm-,
runs South 210 feet to |i',nv
corner in Julia Marshall line, an
iron stake near a white oak,
marked in (Jerry's and Marsh
all's side line; thence West on
a new line 1>77 feet to iron stake
in center of public road; thence
North with center of road 210
teet to stake in Gerry and
Powell line: thence East 670
feet with Powell's line to the be
ginning, containing :i 1-2 acres,
more or less.
This Nov. 9, 1925.
C. E. DAVIS. Trust—.
NOTICE OF SAI.E OF KEAL, KS.
TATK I NDEK L>KKI) IN TIUST.
By virtue of the power of
sale contained in a deed in
trust executed tn me on (hi.
l't'li (lay ir December. i
by 11. 1.. Wilkes and wife. M. A.
Wilkes. which is duly record ■(
in '.lie nllire of 1 !J,» Register 1
Di eds of StoV.es ('iiiinty. N*. i'..
in r.imk \">. 72. at page 25i. '>>
which reference in heron o
made, to seiiire the paynieiP f
a in te iherein recited in t ••
ef >t».oo. default bav
in'..' Iteeii made in the paytv. " t:
"f in>te at maturity, and
tie holder therii' l " having ap
plied ti« me In toredose tim
trust deed for the satisfacp
nf 'lie same. I will expose m
public sale to the highest l»i«u
I'i>r cash, upon the promises i".
Stokes ("mmty. on
SATI'IiDA V. DEC. .Till. 1
.*!t the HOUR of 11 o'clock a. PI .
the lirst tract of land cunveyeii
in said trust deed, to-wit: Be
ginning at pointers. H. K.
MoratiV. corner, (now ('. A.
.Mickey's) running west on said
Mickey's line 42 chains to a
hickory, (A. Mickey's corner;
thence south 17 chains and
links to pointers, a division
corner: thence east 42 chain.-'
to a division corner: thence
north. 17 chains and 00 links
to the beginning, containing.
7"> acres, more or less. Being
the same tract of land conveyed
by deed from M. T. Chilton and
wife to Robert L. Wilkes, re
corded in the Register's Ofiice
of Stokes County, in Book No.
48. page 355. to which reference
is hereunto made. Saving and
excepting from the same one
acre conveyed to Church Trus
tees. for boundaries of
see Book No. 61. page 88, Regis
ter's Office of Stokes Count v,
N. C.
SECOND TRACT.—On the w
same day, Dec. sth, 1925, at the
hour of two o'clock p. m., I will
also sell in like manner, upon
the premises in Stokes County,
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the equity of
redemption of the said R. L.
Wilkes and wife in the second
tract of land conveyed in said
trust deed, to-wit: "Beginning
in the center of the creek. Pink
R. I levies' corner, running S.
B.'? 1-2 degrees east. 20.60 chs.
to a stone in R. li. Bo.vles' line;
thence South, 4 1-2 degrees W.
on Movies' line. 24 chains to a
post oak, this line has an elbow
in ii: thence north 84 1-2 de
grees west, 20 1-2 chains to cen
ter of the creek: thence up the
creek as it meanders :5:>.42 chs.
to the beginning, containing
4:5.00 acres, more or less."
See deed from F. M. Sams
and wife to R. L. Wilkes, Book
No. 68. Page 329, Register's
Office of Stokes County, N. C. s
This the 2nd day of Novem-/
ber, 1925.
N. O. PETREE, Trustee,