LEGAL NOTICES
MORTGAGE SALE
Under and by virtue of the bower
6f sale conferred upon me by a cer
tain Deed of Trust executed by K. A.
FQRD.PUBLiC tymm v RiDAY. Oflwimuft 7, 1921
irwooTi -nTSTRTOT BONDS Wiggins, which is of record in Book
Sealed MdBto EigMeen Thou- 137. paae 234 .registry of Granville
aMcJSoclDto. County, t-he request of : the holder
trict Bonds, Creedmoor, N. C. will of the note thereby secured, default
be received by The County Board of having been made m the payment
Education of Granville County on or tfc'v on
before Monday October 24. 1921, at THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1921
twelve o'clock noon. These bonds offer for sale to. the highest bidder
will be issued pursuant to an elec- b public auction for cash, at the
tion held in said School District on Place of business of said R. A. Wig
August 12.JL9,21. The bonds will be &ins on Mam Street in the Town of
issued in denomination of Five Hun- Oxford, the following property:
dred Dollar.s bearing date of October The stock of electrical goods,
1. 1921, with interest at the rate of wares and merchandise, furniture,
six per centum per annum, payable fixtures, appliances, equipment, and
semi-annually, on the first days of all and sundry all property of every
April and. October of each year after description now in said store and
the issue of said .bonds. The prin- used in connection with said business
cipal of said bonds will be payable at No. Main Street. Oxrord, N. C.
in annual installment of One Thou- An inventory of said property will
sand Dollars each, beginning with be exhibited on day of sale and may
October 1; 1922. The principal and be seen on application to under
interest on said bonds will be pay- signed.
able at the First National Bank of Time of sale about 12 o'clock M
Creedmoor, N. C. Sealed bids should This Oct. 4, 1921.
be forwarded to F. M. Pinnix, Chair- jno. W. HESTER Trustee
man. County Board of Education, Ox- d. G. BRUMMITT. Attv ' t naidV
ford. N. C.V and certified check for : vy '
Nine Hundred Dollars must accom- NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
pany each bid. The bids will be
opened at the Office of the County by the Clerk of the Sunerior ( w
Board of Education of Granville KanVniP
County in Oxford, N. C., on Monday, fri Sf ?n&UAStT?tor foJ
DrtnhPr 24 1Q2T twlvp o'Hnrk ;?? e.statae of John Daniel, deceased
rwn a twelve ocioch tnig is to notify all persons having
The right to reject any and all bids naZ?r?"r vttfl
is expressly reserved.
EXEOUTfln'fl VAnrrri
Havingbeen appointed fcv tha
Clerk of the Rnnarin, n.rn
L-?- Cole, deceased, late of t!
County of Granville r??
hereby no ifies in'9$Sgg
claims against said estate, present thl
fa?e?Km,e for Payment on oTbVforS
the 30th day of Sept. 1922, or thu
notice will be pleaded in bar of thXi
recovery. All nerKons
prompt settlement.
JAMES P. BEASLEY. JAMPQ a
Cole, deceased. 9-2
AMERICAN PAMttr
SHOWS UECltKASES
Red Cross Gives
$310,000 to Aid
Clean-Up' Drive
This September 23, 1921.
F. W. PINNIX. Chairman,
The County Board of Education of
Granville County.
9-2 0-4 w J.'F. WEBB. Secretary
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix T- LANIER, Attorney.
of the estate of W. J. H. Booher, de-
the same to the undersigned within
twelve months from this aate or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to aaid es
tate will please make prompe settle
ment. This the 5th day of October 1921.
tfKAHAM DANIEL, Admx'.
10-Y-6tx
ceased, County of Granville, the un- STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
dersigned hereby notifies all persons MANAGEMENT, ETC.
holding claims against said estate, Postal Regulations
present the same to me for payment Qtatpmant f I-
on or before the 13th day of Septeni- aeemen? p rpmfiersAIp,Aman;
ber 1922 or this notice will be plead- a?eu!? Sf
ed in bar of their recovery. All per- rfhnt'hi i? ' ot th?i Pub1 Led"
sons indebted to said estate will make frPtt i mieS & at 0xfrd
prompt settlement. P,wVaw- ni er XA l?21
This September 13. 1921. Publisher, Dan A. Coble, Oxford, N.
(paid) I; M. BOOHER, Admtx. p'ditnV nQ a n ui ,
tflt0Tt Dan A- Coble, Oxford, N. C.
NOTICE OF AD3IIMSTRATION ford N! or' an A. Coble, Ox-
The clerk of theSuperior Court of Business manager. Dan A CohlP Oy
GranviUe County has this day ap- ford, N. C.
Kt? S.SntaSSSx L,eS Swner' Mrs' D' A- Oxford, N.
uvvs wj. uvui i a.j.. lain, UCtCdBCUi J'
An appropriation of $310,000 for
Red Cross work in connection with the
x-uv campaign instituted by the
Government to bring the claims of all
disabled service men who are entitled
to Federal aid before the proper gov
ernment bureau 'for action, has been
made by the American Red Cross
The Executive Committee 0f the
American Red . Cross in making the
appropriation authorized the appropri
ation of $35,000 of this sum to the
American Legion to defray thp pv-
pense of the Legion representatives
assigned to the various districts of
the Veterans Bureau.
The remainder of the appropriation
was authorized for apportionment
among the several Divisions of the
Red Cross for carrying on that part
of the "clean-up" work that falls di
rectly upon the Red Cross organization
Number" Of Persons Less Than Ten
Yeares Ago, 1920 Census Says.
(Washingtoh Dispatch) -Decrease
during the decade in the
average number of persons m a fam-
iians in the United
States is indicated bv mni
to make statistics made public today by the
1 vi"OUD iJUI Cct 11.
' The 1920-census showed hQ
ment said, that the nation's popula
tion was grouped iifto 24,351,476
famines, residing m 20,697 204
dwellings, making an average of 4 3
persons to a family, and 51.1 per
sons to a dwelling per
I In 1S10 the average number of
and to
a pinus o. per cent.
As shown by the 1920 census the
average size of families was greatest
in Southern States andTmaS fn
Western States, the bureau an
nounced, ihe number nf
sreates i the New
outi.es.
i'iuu' Biutes tne aver-
o6r, "xVami1 in 1920 ranged from
o.u iu. xvaua 10 i, m North Carolina.
STATE PAIR WEEK
CO
NGERTS
mm
said estate will present them to me other security holders, holding 1 Ver
within one year from the date here- cent or more of total amount nf
of, or this. notice will be pleaded in bonds, mortgages or otLr securities-
bar of their recovery. All persons NONE.
lnaeotea to said estate will please
make settlement; with m.
This September 14, 1921
MRS. LUCY J. TALLY Admr. of
Henry M. Tally, deceased (paid)
NORTH CAROLINA
GRANVILLE COUNTY
Robert Richardson,
i 'Vs.
Mary Richardson
In tlie Superior Court November
Term 1921.
Notice Of Summons.
DAN A. COBLE,
gt u j Business Manager,
feubscribed and sworn to before
me this October 8, 1921.
J. P. HARRIS,
Notary Public.
AN ORDINANCE
n Be it ordained by The Boaid of
Commissioners of Oxford:
That except for tne purpose of
necessary loading and unloading the
parkins: of motor vpmo
The Defendant ohmro nn, nriii lDlted Within the fnll
:V ' ""cu, will r 0 7 ttica.
take Notice, than an action entitled thf South side of Hillsboro
as above has been, commenced in the f treet from a point wpporw.ee the Eas
Superior Court of- Granville County, !5Vlde1?r nSe of Broad Street ( op
North Carolina for the purpose of ?Pslte he ' Southwest corner of
divorce. And saiH nofonrTnTir Mangum s Warehnnsp almVo- .-. j a
ther take notice that she is required Plh Slde ?t Hillsboro Street to a costing $700,000 has been provided bv
to appear before the ClerK or the Su- E?inLp?slte the West side or line the American Red Cross for th thJ
nerinr fnnrt fnr cniA n,, Of the rinve-wnv r.n ouicm.au xveu vjiosSs lor Hie tllOU-
before the 12th day of October 1921 Warehouse (that is the driveway
Young America
Sends Vast Relief
To Needy Abroad
Various relief projects of the Junior
American Red Cross in European
countries resulted .in helping 237,000
destitute children during the last fis
cal year, according to the annual re
port of the American Red Cross for
that period. The growth of the activi
ties of the Juniors abroad is mani
fested by a comparison which shows
this figure is 200,000 larger than that
of the previous fiscal year.
The National Children's Fund raised
by school children, members of the
Junior American Red Cross, was
drawn upon for $420,557 for these proj
ects. Receipts for the National Chil
dren's Fund during the last fiscal year
totalled $155,317.
Another Brock Oualitv.
(WhPnh I"? C Monroe Jonal)
When Jude-P , 1
matfh "TurY Zaa a ooy, my
"ws.uue Kev. R. T. N
son CountvWaSerV?ng
son countj. A prolonerfid iiinooc
come to Judge Brock's family Z
himself probablv hin r: J: n
nr o "J- iue pa-
Ametrica Succors Russians
Food, clothing and medical relief
tients My grandfather prM
leered tn iA iv .1 - pilvl
. i 7,: ueir aisiress and
JSM P ?em in every way that he
Id; MYears afterwards when age
nun to i im r v. i .
7 " --""6 ucdiin necessitated his
(my grandfather's) superannuating
?nKJ? tto act of
Zu Z T ms IamiIy and him
self, and knowing that a Methodist
preacher's life is not conauctTve to
the accumulating 0f worldly goods
went to my grandfather, recaled the
incident of the yearsl before which
had competely passed from the lat
ter s memory, and asked if th
any way in .which he could now be
of service. As it happened my
grandfather was well provided ' for
and it was not necessary to make use
of Judge Brock's generous offer, but
the fine spirit he displayed in 're
membering and offering
I whom in former years had aided him
vvm aiways oe cherished in our fam
ily down throughthe generations. It
is significant that though my grand
father was the recipient or many
kind words and good wishes when he
retired, yet judge Brock was tho nnl
one who went out of his way to make
ftuie inai no would suffer for nothing
ma age auu ieeoieness.
At the Raleigh Auditor
ii JllLWHL Mitt
Baritone of the Metropolitan Oper
pany oi JNew York
Wed., Oct. 19
9- C01?;-
and
ram
ALL
SOPRANO
Assisting Artists Also Will Appear
Thur., pet. 20
PRICES for Each Event
$2.50, $1.50 and $1.00, plus 10 percent tax
Seat Sale Starts Monday, October s n a
Bunding. m:W. Martin sC' Man OrZtllT
missances may be send to Re
PARK MUSICAL BUREAU
Times Building, Raleigh, N. C.
and answer or deniur to the com- whlc is on the East side of said
plaint in said action or the Plaintiff warehouse. Any person violating
will apply, to the Court for the relief ny tne Provisions of this ordi-
ucmduueuMu saia complaint.
This 12th day of September 1921
D. C. HUNT, Clerk Superior Court.
6t paid
sands of Russian refugees stranded
last year in Constantinople and ri-cinity.
uance Stiall he finprl nnf
Ten Dollars. tculllb
Adopted Sept. 27th, 1921.
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N. C.
SALES OP LANDS
Pursuant tn on rtfAa- p i j'
ROAD BONDS FOR SALE by the Superior CoSrt- of GraS
Sealed bids for One Hundred and thereiS "ingtledn
coupon road, bonds may be filed and deceased, Vs. Collie T Green and I otti
will be received at anv time nrinr tn ers t cfcnii uieeu ana om
noon Monday, October 10th, 1921, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31ST 1 021 , e of life
said bonds to bear interest at the AT TWELVR ot V921, ed ex-service
Red Cross Trains
147 Blind Vets
In Useful Work
Training designed to fit them for th
battle of life was taken by 147 blind-
men at the Red Cross In
terest payable ?MSaU?m,W SelV G highGSt bIdder public stitute.for the Blind, near Baltimore,
bonds VmitviZStV SM Sfo'SfV H C?urtHouse Md., during the fiscal year 1920-1921
Sf Kthe date thereof aid to be is- S pareel? o Pland followin tracts according to the report of the Instl-
ffJffl? gdof C.omsloners Parcels of JfiSw. that period.
Allbids mus : & a&SpiedTSt nr.Ah?aj01pni?ig the Mib. Col- 0f thls number, 19 have gone on to
tified check in the sum of Oiie US52 2?i Z: 7: Jn and other institutions, m almost every
rnousand (1000) Dollars Bidq X T ' 1 rV . s 4'& acres, more
may be filed with Charles G. Powell ?T ess' and being the" same t ract of
Clerk to The Board of Commission Jfyw? 4? Bob Green by John
case to institutions where those hav
ing sight are receiving advanced edu
cation. The blind ex-service men who
have entered such institutions are pro
vided with special text-books in
israiiie, reading which they were
taught at the Red Cross Institute.
Twelve men have passed from the
The Board nf pftm. lsier ot Deeds of Granville Conntv.
missioners of Granville County re- , Second Tract.
serves the right to reject any and 0n undAlvided one-half interest in
all bids. Bids will be opened at the & certain tract or parcel of land in
House in Oxford. North Carolina Cannady and othe containing7 76 0CCUP ?r buslness for which they
This the 5th day of September acres. more or less, and being the were fitted by special training. A few
urt ' tr?ict of land conveyed to have withdrawn from the Institute be-
ThG Commissioners of g.Rr, ' or physical condition, 14 are
... . By J. E. Davis deed dated June 2 ?9?K living further "training on the
S t n- , . y L' wge 46? of the'- Office of b" and 87 are still in training.
rr,Yri r, register of Deeds of ieeas of Granville
Granville County ahd ex officio County. ; .
.clerk to The Board of Commis- A Tliird Trace,
sioners of Granville County. ; A certain house and lot situate at
mmmmm Mt. Energy in Granville county, ad-
IORTH CAROLINA joining the land of Mrs C H Bui-
ukawville cOUNTT oc i Auu "tners, containing about
the
Ella Bailey
vs
James Bailey
in the Superior Court Before
Clerk.
NOTICE .
The defendant ahr nnA .m
take notice that" arctioen titled aid
Abov ha.s been begun in the Su-
ycxiui KyUUTL OI (iranvillo Pnnntv
W mm mm l w
mvw ur an acre: and hofner v.
same lot of land conveyed to Robert
Green by G. E. Rogers by deed dated
November 7, 1919, see Deed Book 75
page 340 of the Office o the Reg-1St-faDeedSu0f
Granville .County.
B. a. ROYSTER,
Commissioner.
Red Cross Plans
$6,000,000 Effort
To Save Children
Medical care and clothing for thou
sands of children in Central and East
ern Europe are outlined as the activ
ities of the American Red Cross in
Europe for the current year, says a !
statement on the eve of the Annual
The Cloud.
He was a pilgrim pale and tired.
He stopped a passerby:
"I seek a taxless spot," he cried
"To rest before I die.
My house and lot and car are taxed:
i me tnings l wear and ent
And buy and sell, alas! as well
As water, light and heat. (.
"Is there a place where I can dwell
From all taxation free,
Where what I own and what 1 earn
Alike belong to me?"
The man accosted pointed up:
"Right there is your location ,
On yonder cloud one dollar, please,
My charge for information."
(Minna Irving)
Character In the Face.
A command of words and a faculty
for acquiring languages is denoted
by eyes that are prominent and full
underneath. , A Grecian nose denotes
passive endurance. An energetic
person has long, narrow nostrils, an
acquiline nose, and that pare of the.
cheek lying between the nos ana
the cheek bone very prominent. Much
space between the eyebrows and the
eye at the outer corner denotes great
love ot enjoyment. A square,, high
broad forehead denotes faithfulness.
Rocky Mountain Ner.-r.
Patent Expired.
Sillicus: She wouldn't listen to
me although I swore he was the on
ly girl I ever loved.
Cynicus: Huh! Adam was the only
guy that ever got away with that.
New York Sun.
A mountain disintegrating so
fast that the action is discernible
day by day is a remarkable phenom
enon of the Aussee region off Aus
tria. Great cones and pinnacles of
rock crash and tumble and forests lie
flat or move slowly and steadily
downward, piling into the valleys.
It is believed that water is the chalky
limestone core of the mountain
causes the collapse of caverns and
the slipping of strata.
Let Us Fill
Your Prescriptions
R-I-G-H-T
They are always filled right when we fill
them as we use only the right drugs and
tiie right attention to scientific details.
iNothmg missing when it comes to abil
ity to help the doctor to relieve your ills,
and if you appreciate this bring more
your prescriptions to us.
X Go M
Druggist.
The American soldier will appear
on a monument of thankszivinir in
memory of sailors and soldiers who
fell in the Great War, which will be
emrted at Lourdes. France.
tody "of the cimre0tlmnlt Having Qualified n N?CE. R" CaU of the oization. These I
tiff and dofpnrfan a P,lam- .VnJi Qualified as admmistra- npHviH mniAmM.i rA
j r r,. 7 ' tl u tut aia ae- or i? ranK Kellev derpnjpri iao 't oucmcuiai iu ine.ieeamg
mimw notice mat ""iauvme uounty, this is to notifv v"-w me European Jttellef
ctll ffteW the ?" fell?? claims against Council of which Herbert Hoover is
WSKffi Ma"!- ttre to provide the
of October 1921 and aswer or del Route 1. on or before the-fY;,r most annate
and balanced relief
resources of private phi
$L .h Complaint filed in said October, 1922, orthiS notice will hwIthin
tt"uu or iue- rener aemandM tfiDrn-- ue nieaaea as a hnr i lonf.
"M&ber 1921 '' Through the establishment of child
n.M. J ANNETTE LONGMIRE, 1QThis tne 28th lay ofPSeXmber stations ln th enters of pop-
(paid) Dept. Clerk Superior CourtV 19 2l- piemoer, of thoge C0UntrIes where
t TiSrf?' Administratrix. Pt medicaLcare Is not now obtain
able, the American Red Cross, plans
wriUK OP ADMINISTRATION L. L. TILLEYT Attorned
this day. qualified as ad- .9-30-4tc uorney.
mmiBUdwr or me estate or Mrs C
F. Cannadv. depnnori tafo n- : t. . . .
vllle County. Nirth ckrolina. this is 0007 tFZES!? I S-C0St f1'000'
to notifv an r, ,,,. -T? B uuu will be established m QonMnn
- v.-j miouuo uaviut: Claims f i -i? - . wvouicu-
against said estate to exhibit them t0, Callfoinia.
to the undersigned on or before the
3rd day of Sentemher 1922 nr hia
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
. All persons
44.. .111 1
ion; wm mease maKe immediate pay
UiCUl.
' Thig the 3rd day of September
1 7 it 1.
paid GEO
to provide the medical assistance need
ed to . restore these children to a nor
mally healthy life. The sum of $6,
000,000 has been made available for
this work.
666 quickly relieves
indebted to said es-
Constipation, Bilious- Kub-My-Tism is a
make immediate pay-. nofia T a' j.i i!i' -. . .
tt Appeuie powenui antiseptic
and Headaches, dnp to fnrn, .
. L. CANNADY, Tomill T ir "uctlcu ULH
Administrator. A uPlu ljlVer, ISOreS. pf arc
"Pittman's"
-Where
The Crowds
Go"
J. N. PITTMAN
Druggist
Phone 50 or 116
After you get started at the actual build
ing operations you will find that many fay
ing problems will arise.
We cai help you with many of them. We
are right here on the ground and it is a
part of our service to avoid for you the wor
ries of building.
We promise you satisfaction be
cause we do "deliver the goods."
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