EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
North Carolina,
Jackson County.
Having qualified as executor of the
estate of T. H. Parker, deceased, late f
of .JacksoH Countj', North Carolina, j
tin.- is to notify all jhtsoiis having ;
c!;;:ms against the estate of t-lie said I
dr.vased to exhibit them to the tinder
s' :ed at Sylva, N. C., on or before
t' lGth day of May, 193G, or this
1: ce will be pleaded in bar of their
r >vcry. All persons indebted to iVf ,
e :te v. ill please make immediate m'i- j
t to I he undersigned.
his the 3 6th day of May, 1935.
S. L. PAKKER, Executor,
<? he < late of T. H. Parker, deeeas- ..
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improved Conditions L. 3odih ?
Reported by Oil Company Official
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BALTIMORE ? (Special) ? lin
proved business and industrial con
ditions throughout the Southeastern
states were reported by C. G. Swank,
general manager of the Southeast
ern division of the Socony-Vaeuum
Oil Company. Mr. Swank returned
from an extensive survey trip of th'.
Carolinas, the Virginias and Mary
laud, following his company's an
nouncement of a new kind of sum
nier motor oil.
"All lines of mercantile and Indus- !
trial activity directly concerned with
the farm trade have shown consid
erable improvement," Mr. Swank
said. "This is particularly true in
Virginia, where farmers were paid
millions of dollars more for their !
1934 crops than those of preceding J
years. The sale ot life insurance in !
Virginia, always an interesting ba
rometer, Increased 34 per cent, dur <
ing one month.
"Sales in department stores, an
other reliable indicator, have picked j
up remarkably during recent I
months, and merchants whom I ,
talked with everywhere seemed op
timistic about the possibilities for
further improvement. Improved con'i
ditions in the tobacco and cotton
markets have also been an impor !
tant factor in the upturn.
"Our sales of the new Clearosol
Process Mobiloll throughout the
Southeastern territory during the
past I wo mouths were double those
during the same months of a year
ago and we have added more than
1500 dealers to our retail orguniza
C. G. SWANK
ticu since last August in the Caro
lina;-. the Virginias, the District of
Columbia am! Maryland," Mr. Rwanlt
said.
"The improvement In industrial
conditions, likewise, has been re
Heeled i:i our addition of 250 new
users of our industrial lubricants.
Wo feel that this Increase in both
retail and industrial business has
war/anted our extensive maiketing
program for Fne'snle of our products
in the S( u'heastern states,"
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ODAY approximately 30,000,000,000 board f '
timber remain on 500,000 acres in North Cm
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and 1,000,000 acres in South Carolina.
Originally timber covered approximately 2 1, Of."} ;j
acres of the 55,000,000 acres in the Carolinas.
With this current stand of wooden wealth, vision
profit possibilities of reforestation, capable manaov;
and new capital investment placing millions of idle ; ,v >
in production.
I Jov^nent of the center of the pulp industry southward? where timber ?
is mo:*e rapid than in the rforth? is only one big reason for accelerating this tim!;. ?! j;.
program on unproductive acres. There is a constant and growing domain!
crates, hampers, power line poles, railway crossties, planks and piling for <'
lumber and millwork for home building, barrel staves for naval stores, ct r, ;
TI.l1 Carolinas already have considerable timber and offer unlimited opporli
for p jiential development and perpetuation of this source of wealth.
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