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Give The Devfl His Dues, And Be As Fair
To The Sales Tax
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pay the sales tax in the proportion to the
prices which he pays for purchases. If the
pooi* man buys a cheap thing-, he pays a
small sales tax. If the rich person buys a
costly thing, he pays a larger sales tax.
When the legislature repealed the ad
valorem tax on real estate, thus benefiting
the rich man by freeing his real estate, it
laid a heavy income tax on the rich man
and on the corporations, and a heavier
franchise tax on the corporations.
Thus was the balance kept true.
Why is the sales tax so unpopular and
why is it so odious in the eyes of the com
mon people?
First, because it is an ever-present
visible tax on everything we buy. Second,
because the common p?onl?, not thoroughly
understanding it-, anp''cations, are misled
by designing nv m'sinfermcd nobticians
who hope to rid? into office on their pre
judices and fears, who juggle its figures
and hoodwink and de'ude the people into
believing it an intolerable evil.
THE SALES T \X NOT A NEW TAX
Have we n.'-t !v rctot'orc paid the sales
tax without kn'v.'""n\v it. it 1 ei:ie- levied in
directly on I! ' ' v-> b'''e.' ; i7
You are right l et it i ; now required
under the proc s ? • m r fiscal policies to
be s')''"l" ■' * ■ ! :'y levied, arcl '
nam'(l Ihe " ■ "
Taxe' r.v ' ! ; !-tpt t- '• e::-
may
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honestlv com en with them into th open.
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man on * hem' nir, : : be tax d advalorem
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farm ron his la* 1 m ' coins back to tl o I
d'str.: - fi-1 1 • j ' - iv;!or'm taxation. I
Bui f;i* i'k •• 'v. -it s'll's tax the
t achers of North •' u'ol/na would certain 7 v
go on ha:f-na..\ ' hth • door-: of a thou
sand school hov •• ; \ •;?;.] 1 ' be closed months
earlier while Krv>,- ds of State employes
would be without job's.
But for the saving grace of the sales
tax the credit and lienor of our State
government must have trailed in the dust,
and the sacred obligations of the common
wealth have been dishonored.
The sales tax is an odious tax, as all
taxes are, but it is a fair tax, as it is levied
justly on all persons alike —both rich and
p:)or.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
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I STUART THEATRE
STUART, VA.
FRI. SAT.
March 27-28
II "THE MURDER OF DR. |
HARRIGAN'
Ricardo Cortez & Mary
Astor
SUN. MON. TUES.
Mar. 29-30-31
"FRESHMAN LOVE"
Frank McHusrh & Patrica
Ellis
WED. THURS.
April 1-2
"ROSE OF TIIE RANCHO"
John Boles, Gladys Swart
out & Charles Bickford
! Shows 7:3 ft I*. M. every |
night except Sun. Matint •> |
Sat. and Sun. at 2:30 P. M. \
Sun. night at 9:00.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
DEBTORS
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of A. A. Miller,
deceased, notice is hereby given
to all parties having claims
ag: inst said estate to present
tho;:', to me duly authenticated
for pnv'icp.t ->n or before March
G, 1!K.7, or this im!i"? will be
pleaded i.i bar of l' if recover;,'.
And *ll indebted to saj.i
J i • %'i -r *■ to me.
I V! ' • *' • ' 1.1 °"G.
;' ry • * «*r.f /* d»"»r.
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: O - : TO I "TOR 3 AN!)
!r, • (v .li. ! :>!) adminis
trator i' r r \ A. A
clalr.is 'i :! l estate to
pt ,r, ; : r > fv ■• ! i > i'UIV p.uthen
t''""! ' ' ■ aie.it D.i or before
■ Mare'i (J, or this notiej
.j vii! !, ■ 'I in bar of their
a recovery. And a'l perrons i:i
--| I ;o :;-' l estate are notifi.nl
3 to make immediate payment to ;
This Mr e'l 4. lf'36. j I
R. E. MILLER, Admr.,
Walnut Cove, N. C. '
R. T. Seen A• tv 3 5 (it i
NOTICE J i
NORTH CAROLINA,*!
STOKES COUNTY. ! ! !
L\ the Superior Court. :
Leah A. Cook and husband, 1
D. M. Cook, Jim Ea3t, Maxie j i
Kirk and husband, Lane
Kirk, Claude Cook and wife,
Rosanna Cook, plaintiffs,
Against
Adnm Cook and wife, Alma
Cook, Waiter Cook, Clyde
Cio'v, Pessio Cook East,
wife of Jim Eant, Hazel En:;t,
Do othy Rr.r(_ and Jacqueline
East, defendants.
NOTICE
The defendant, Bessie Coo't'
East, will take notice that an ac-'
lion erli'led us :.Vo\'Q ■ has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Stokes County, North Car-,
olina, that s"i! rction relates to
real estate situate in the afore
-•ni't countv and state; and the
snid defendant will further take
notice that she in reqaired to an-';
pear at the office of the Clerk of
Superior Court of said county in 1
the court house at Danbury, N. |
C., on the 13th day of April,!
I 1930, and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the court
ifor the relief demanded in sail!
I complaint. j
I This the 12th day of March
I 1936.
J. WATT TUTTLE,
| Clerk of Superior of atones
f 'v[\ v.
Bv Coughs
I *ll j*-.i CO? OQ coMs 9
TKaS" '.mg On
! No matter how . nicdirtnes yotu
have tried for your \ chest cold
or bronchi;. 1 irrkV.io!'.,. „ can set re
lief now w OiMomrV a.
V-ouble ma '.Tfi :gr n:■ >u can
: j.ol M.cru. i>. t .la u rr» • „.J.i any
' ling less than Or nu. n, which
I ;acs right to ti'.J seat of the trouble
to ltd na'um vo sr-5 f.s nno heal t!io
Infl" ec! no' •'' • tstij erm-laden
r'i' i:s looseivd \vA JXpolled.
■ a jf otl o' reiiiedles have failed,
don't be th .co'uacs'i, your druggist la
authorized to guarantee CreomuMon
and to refund your money If you are not
i satisfied with results from taevenrllrat
I twttkGetCtrcomulal on right now. CAOr.)
Poor Print
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the power of sals
contained in a deed of trust, dat
ed May 3, 1929, executed by R.
T. Spencer and wife, Stella M.
Spencer, to J. D. Humphreys,
trustee for Roy A. Martin, re
corded in the office of the Reg
ister of Deeds for Stokes County.
f(orth Carolina, in Book No. 78
page 356, default having bv:n
made in the payment of the
thereby secured, and the holder
of same having apppii*. I for
foreclosure, the undersigned sub
stitute trustee win, on April it,
1936, at the hour 0 f ton o'clock
a. m.,at the court house door in
Danbury, N. C., expose at public
sale to the highest bidder for;
cash the following described
lands, to-wit:
Beginning at a persimmon tree!
on side of road, J. P. Lawson's J
former comer, and runs west l|
chain and 61 links to a stake;!
thence south 27 degrees east 3 3 /|
chains to a stake; thence east 1
chain and 91 links to a per&im-1
mon tree at the road; thence|
with the road as it meanders to!
the beginning, containing one-halt '
acre, more or less.
Second Lot: —Located on east'
side of said road, and is bounded!
as follows: Beginning at a stakei
on east side of road leading from!
Lawsonville to Danbury, N. C,'
and running east 3 chavis and 2?!
linl's to a s'ake; thence ncutlii
227'j feet to a rock; thence!
west 100 feet to an iron stnke in!
center o"" road, thence no?-;brent
•'s "..lid road meanders 2 'f) f.-M.
to the ber - • «•'.>!
of rn nero. more «»• J ■•••
both tracts bf»n» lnndg duv
to m: by Roy A. Martii.
r . fo ; - f. - do • ;
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Sub-ti'.ut? T: ;:stee. |
r.'OT'Oii GF LM
' I
Py vi.'fno of t'io po'vor of S'!e
co.'taine ? in a d-cd of t •
dated April 21, 1017, execute •
W. P. Pay and wife, M. r;.
to J. D. Humphreys, trustee, re
corded in the office of the Rs' -
istcr of Deeds for Stokes Coun
ty, N. C„ in Boo'- No. 63, pa-e
65, default having bren made in
the payment of the debt thereby
secured, and the holder of same
having applied for foreclosure,
the undersigned substitute trus
tee will, on
APRIL 14, 19*. G.
at the hour of ten o'clock a. m.,
at the court house door in Dan
bury, N. C., expose at public
sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following lands, to-wit:
A certain tract of land lying
and being in Stokes County, N.
C., containing 28 acres, more or
lefts, bounded on the cast by Mag
gie Burge, on the west by John
Tucker and Arthur Rogers, on
the north by Alice Watkins, and
on the south by C. W. Sands, and
it being the lan t i deeded to J. M.
Burge by J. G. Martin, v/hic'.i j
, deed is recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Stokes
County in Bock 27,
erence to which iv made for full
'er des ii;it:on, except 20 acras
sold off the east side to Mag'de
Burge by J. M. Burge. See deed
Joa"'ng 23 acres.
Thin March 12, 1936.
R. J. SCOTT,
Substitute Trustee.
•
IN BRITISH GUIANA- the LaVarre Expe
dition (IKIOU) fords a river. "I always take W&S&r&StMf
Camels along," says William LaVarre. "They %s3m
make any meal digest easier." Mrs. LaVarre *' "mS
I (right) adds: "Camels help my digestion, ia
die jungle or in New York." %£S> HH
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Trade With The Advdßkers
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a deed of trust exe
cuted to me on the 21st day of
March, 1932 by Caroline Amos,
and recorded in the office of.
the Register of Deeds of Stokes
County in book 82 at page 258
therein recited in the sum of
SIOO.OO due to J. H. Mojre and
W. L. Cardwell, default having
been made in the payment of
to secure the payment of a debt
said debt at maturity and the
holders having applied to me to
foreclose the deed of trust for
the satisfaction of said debt, I
will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the
Court House door in Danbury,
N. C., on Saturday the 28th day
of March, 1936, at the hour of
eleven o'clock A. M. the land 3
conveyed in said deed of trust
described as follows:
Beginning at a white oak and
black walnut on the North side
of Buffalo Creek, Davis Brown's
corner, thence W. 30 chains to a
post oak S. 33 chains and 23
'inkn to a red, East ten a» .
crossing said creek to a Red Oak
S. 5 chains to a chestnut W. 18
chains and £0 links to a stake N.
5 chains crossing saij creek to a
Spanish Oak, E. 3S chains and 50
links to a stake in Rockingham
County line, thence S. 16 chains
to the beginning,
containing 100 acres, be the same
i more o.- less.
T'-i'i the 23th day of Februarj
S. C'LMLTI '
2 5 4t Trustee. '
.
NOT:C.:: OF SALE OF
P. I! PJIOPi.'RTV '
1 1 ::j! by vittu3 of tie
aut'tov.y | n J!ip! ,j 0 .
o°.. ! ' : ; ! V? cf Consolidated
" ! , • orth Carolina, wo
v;: '; i •" ! I'-' nuclien f or
c ' : ' I ''' front dor.r of Tuttlo
Motor C • pany in tl o To-./n of
V\.;i.iut C.-.e, N c., Apr!! £''■> i
J? 3 ?! ; - hoUr of 2:CG o'cloqk!
1 " '- ' 0 following perron,•!
p-o criv:
O:;N I ENN ROADSTER,
One F(;rd Ror.d.s'er, Model iS3;),
Molor No. B>Bi 13
(O sw.'so a debt for repairs duo'
to Tuttlo Mo!or Company on the
above Ford Roadster.
This the sth day of March
1936.
TUTTLE MOTOR CO.
3 12 3 t By Ra!ph Tuttle.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administra
trix of the estate of T. J Ganr
deceased, late of Stokes County'
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to ex
hibit them to the undersigned on
or before the 20th day of March,
1937, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment,
This 19th day of March, 1936.
MRS. T. J. GANN,
■ Administratrix of the estate of T.
J. Gann. deceased.
Post Office: Madison, N. C. R. 1.
J. W. Hall, Atty.
/ / / SALVE
COLDS
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S he - Nose P rice
i sc, 10c, 25c
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, im
. NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF SEAL
ESTATE FOB ASSETS TO
PAY DEBTS
By virtue of a decree of the
Superior Court of Stokes County,
N. C. rendered in the special
proceeding entitled "S. Gilmer
i Sparger, Admr., of Caleb D.
; Lynch, dec'd vs Leona Mcßride
and husband, Charlie Mcßride, et
al" for the sale of the lands of
: the said Caleb D. Lynch, dec'd
and appointing me Commissioner
: to sell said lands and an increased
' bid having been put on the
former sale, I will re-sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door
in the Town of Danbury, N. C.
on Saturday the 28th day of
March, 1936 at the hour of eleven
o'clock A. M. the following des
cribed tracts of land:
First Tract: Beginning at a
pine N. W. King's corner, run»
S 8.0 dogs. East on a new line
153' i chs. to a stake on the side
of the Volunteer road in Wilson's
line, thence South on Wilson' 3
line 9\'-> chs. to a black jack, C.
D. Lynch's corner, thcr.ee West
on his line 15 chs. and 40 link.*
crossing said road to hi s corner,
69 links, to the beginning, con
taining 16' 2 acres, be the same
more or less.
Second Tract: A certain tract,
of land located lying ;>nd being
in Quaker Gap Township, Stoker
County, State of Noi !i Carolina,
adjoining the lands of E. T.
Wilson, Ral.i 'li Brim and the
. Freddie estate on the Volunteer
i road, snid lan "a to be surveyed
j and cut off of the extreme South
! corner of the F. S. Lynch land
; ard contains three acres, mora
or I on both of the
Volunteer road. Sum y hc.3 been
ma • by J. J', Covington atil
reference f* h ! to the plat mario
by him for more particular de.j
i'»i»'i.»n.
T!.ia the lO'.'i day of March,
io:jj.
s. oir SPAPGER,
•' 1- 4t s Coi imissioner.
NOTICiO OF SALE
I>y virtue of a nordcr of the
Clerk of the Su;>ejior Court of
Stokes County, North Carolina,
rendered on the 2nd day of
March, 1933, in the special pro
ceeding entitled J. E. Thore vs.
J. H. Baker, H. Z. Johnson, trus
tee, J. M. Redding, et al, it
bring special proceeding No.
1206, on the Special Proceeding
Docket of Stokes County, the un
dersigned commissioner will, on
Saturday, April 4, 1936, at the
hour of ten o'clock, a. m., at
ihe courthouse door in Danbury,.
N. C., expose at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands:
Lying and being in the County
I of Stokes, Stabe of North Caro
lina, Yadkin township: Begin
ning at a stone 15 feet of the
spring 5-31 chains to a stone in
spring 5-31 chains to astone in
j hollow; thence south 84 degrees
! east 856 to a dogwood; thence
south 84 degrees cant 13.40
i chains to a stone in the bottom
jin Gibson line; thence south
12.64 chains to a stone in the
old road; thence north 77
degrees and 60 degrees cast 2.50
chains to a stone in old road;
thence SI degrees 4 t s' N. E. 4t>
to a stnne near a large rock;
thence south 90.30 N. W. 10
chains to a b'ackgum; thence
norllj 85 00 N. W. 9 9 chains to
a v/. oak Johnson's corner;
thence north 81 degrees N. W. 1
6.50 chains to center of creek;
thence up said crcck north 39
decrees west 4.86 chains: ther.ce
north "0 decrees cast 3.64 chains
to mouth of branch; thence up
the meander 3 of branch north 9
degrees west 10 chains to a
stone; thence west 47 links to
the beginning, containing 33 9-10
acres more or less.
This March 2, 1930.
R. J. SCOTT,
3 12 4t Commissioner.
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cov«ry—llk, i ng •!■• you *v«r h«rd all N* ,