LENOIR NEWS-TOPIC, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1919 Page Seven
NOTICE
In the District Court of the
United States for the West
ern District of North
Carolina.
At Greensboro, No. 1015.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
vs. i
4118.47 acres of land in Burke and
and Caldwell counties. North Car
olina; Brown Mountain Manufac
turing Company and others;
469.38 acres of land in Avery and
Caldwell counties, North Carolina;
J. M. Bernhardt and others;
14.r-05.90 acres of land in Avery
and Caldwell counties, North Caro
lina; Caldwell Land and Lumber
Company and others;
217.05 acres of land in Avery and
aldwell counties. North Carolina;
the 'Globe Lumber Company and
others.
To J. G. Holloway, T. 0. Pritch
axd, Henrietta M. Short and W. R.
Short, Nan Coffey, William Baldwin,
Lincoln Simms, W. H. Simms and
Mary Simms, Leona Gragg, Carroll
Setzer, Lawrence Setzer, Fred Set
zer, Joe Green and wife, Junie Ches
ter, Tempie Chester Stulls and Sam
Stalls, Dempsie Chester and wife, Na
poleon Coffey and Lllen Coffey, Perkins, unknown heirs at law of b-
Lance Estes, unknown heirs at law of
Lot Estes, unknown heirs of Larkin
Estes, unknown heirs at law of Lang
ston Estes, unknown heirs 'at law of
Mir a Estes, heirs at law of Sophia
Estes, Lot Estes and wife, Annie Es
tes, widow, Ed Estes and wife, Lank
Estes and wife, Pink Estes and wife,
Alice Estes, Ervin Estes and Fannie
Estes, Felix Estes and wife, William
A. Estes or his unknown heirs at law,
Kate R. Gibson and husband, un
known heirs at law of Sena Green,
unknown heirs at law of Rhoda
Green, Ella Estes Glass and husband,
Mack Green and wife, Joe Green and
wife, unknown heirs at law of John
Green, unknown heirs at law of
Freeland Hanson, Leonard Harrison
and wife, William Hasafield, un
known heirs at law of Lora Estee
Hartley, unknown heirs at law of
Delphia Estes Hartley, unknown
heirs at law of Linkey Estes Hartley,
Mary Estes Harmon and Frank Har
mon, Leason Hartley and wife, Har
rison Hartley and wife, Polly Green
Harmon, Amos Henley and wife, Jo
seph Hunter and wife, unknown heirs
at law of John Jones, George Keppan
and wife, Samuel Linn and wife, un
known heirs at law of Laban Lindsey,
unknown heirs at law of Eliza Lewis,
Abe L. Miller and wife, Lillie Miller,
unmarried. Horace B. Packer and
wife, unknown heirs at law of John
Sale of Land for Town Taxes
By virtue of power invested in me
as Tax Collector for the town of Le
noir and Graded School of Lenoir, I
will, on the 7th day of July, 1919, at
the court house door in Lenoir, offer
for sale the following named real es
tate to satisfy the taxes due on the
same for the year 1918.
This June 5th, 1919.
F. T. SHERRILL,
Tax Collector.
White
Clay, J. B., 1 lot 14.18
Corpening, D. M., 1 lot 2.40
Campbell, Mrs. Mollie, 1 lot-. 8.00
Gilbert, Roby, 1 lot 5.00
Hall, R. S. 1 lot 20.04
Hoyle, J. W., 1 lot, Gr. School. 4.00
Holder, T. L., 1 lot, Gr. School 5.97
Hays, J. A., 1 lot 24.10
Higgins, A. W., 1 lot 2.00
Keziah, J. II., 1 lot 10.80
Prestwood, C. C, 1 lot 23.62
Powell, L. V. 1 lot 11.30
4.80
8.96
CATAWBA COUNTY NEGRO PAYS
THE DEATH PENALTY
Tom Gwynn, who was convicted in
Catawba county a short time ago for
criminal assault on a school girl, paid
the death penalty for his crime last
Friday. The electrocution took place
without a hitch of any sort. While
Gwynn made no special confession to
the prison authorities, he always ad
mitted his guilt. He went to the
death chair with composure and in
the presence of the usual group of a
score or more of witnesses, some of
them from Catawba county. 1
1 lot-
Sanders, Gi'.more,
Wall, L. M., 1 lot
Co. orcd
Berry, T.'ei.y, 1 lot 3.00
Bower, Martha, 1 lot .50
Bower, Tillev, 1 lot 2.40
Corpening, John H., 1 lot 2.40
Corpening, Harvey, 1 lot 2.58
Thomas A. Coffey and L. B. Coffey,
Alfred Church, a minor; Rosa Houck
(same as Rosa Jones), Kenneth Jobe
and wife, Mattie Coffey Smith and
lena Estes Phillips, unknown heirs at
law of William rhilhrs and wife,
Waightstill Phillips and wife, L. D.
Phillips and wife, T. A. Phillips and
Cotton, T. W.. 1 lot.
Corpening, Robert, 2 lots.
Corpening, J. II., 1 lot
Dula, Laura, 1 lot
Emmett Smith, Hattie Miller Smith, wife, Albert L. Phillips and Esther
and husband, Rosalie Barrier, Har- R. Phillips, unknown heirs at law of
riet Barrier, Sam Barrier, Noah L. ! John Pritchard, unknown heirs at law
of Mrs. S. M. Blalock, Jack Blalock,
unknown heirs at law of Will Bla
lock, Mrs. Will Blalock, three chil
dren, heirs at law of Will Blalock,
unknown heirs at law of Stephen
Pearcey, unknown heirs at law of
Davis, Francis White Davis, A. L. IJoel Phillips, Rosa Estes Rheim and
Phillips and Etta L. Phillips, Anna : Calvin Rheim, Jane Reid and Alex
2.00
13.64
10.80
2.40
Dellinger, Robert, 1 lot 8.40
5.70
9.28
8.88
ot 2.40
lot.... 8.60
Dickson, Bill, 1 lot.
Dula, Filniore, 1 lot
Dula, F. A., 1 lot
Frvin, Emma Shade, 1 '
Ferguson, Mansfield, 1
Bois and Matilda Bois, Mrs. Harrison
Gragg, Clyde Gragg, Leonard Phil
yaw and Nora Chester Philyaw, Bud
Corpening and Corpening,
his wife; Lucinda Corpening, John
Sisk, Mary Spainhour Sisk, Henry
Pole Estes, Piedmont Lumber and
Ranch Mining Company, Piedmont
Springs Lumber Company, Reuben
Phillips, William Bean, Nancy Coffey
Bean, John Phillips, Jesse Coffey,
Kate Estes, Carter Estes and Nora
Estes, Btrthu Estes, William Curtis,
G. P. Moore and wife, John Shoup
and Eliza Shoup, Tilden Shoup and
Julia Shoup, Walter Simms, W. M.
Tate, W. H. Williams and Mrs. W. II.
Williams, Jinimie Annie Estes Cole
and husband, Nicholas L. Gibbon and
Ethel M. Gibbon, Charles M. Allen,
W. T. Abbott, trustee; Alice Estes
Ballew and E. L. Ballew, Jessie Bean,
John Coffey, Zack Coffey and wife,
Holland Coffey and wife, Central
Trust Company of Illinois, Edwin H.
Coane, Albert J. Cliff, Everett C.
Cliff, Ellen Estes Cook and William
Cook, R. C. Coffey and Ellen Coffey,
Vanda Coffey, J. A. Coffey and wife,
Ada Boone Coffey, Belle Estes Chan
dler and Roy Chandler, Orlando Col
lett, Charles Collett and wife, John
Collett and wife.Callie Collett Phil
lips, Rachel Collett, Will Holoway,
Waightstill Phillips, Hattie Parks
Scott, Charles Parks, William Pr.rks
and wife, Felix Parks and wife
Reid, George E. Stone and Martha !
K. Stone, unknown heirs at law of
Samuel Stewart, unknown heirs at
law of I.eRoy Taylor, Josie Estes
Triplett and husband, unknown heirs
at law of William Tatu, James Simp
son, unknown heirs at law of Joseph
Wilson, W. H. Williams and wife,
Robert F. Whitmer and wife, Mary
P. Whitmer, Isaac N. Wise and wife,
Watauga Turnpike Company, un
known heirs at law of James C.
Webb, unknown heirs at law of S.
Webb Clem Colloway, M. I. Pritch
ard, J. B. Ingram (Tugman), Nora
Coffev, Cornelius Phillips, Flora Hol
loway, Tate Scott, Mildred Tarks,
Dixon, husband of Bettie
Dixon, Dixon, wife of Dyke
Dixon, Dixon, wife of Leon
ard Dixon, J. H. Gibson, Dr. E. E.
Hunter, Helen Kirby, William Sher
rill, Robert McGimsey, husband of
McGimsey, Reuben Wingard,
husband of Minnie T. Wingard, An
nie Simpson, wife, of R. E. Simpson,
; Emanuel Rose, husband of Buena
Rose, heirs at law of Ann Green
Baldwin, heirs nt law of Jackson
I Gragg, heirs at law of W. J. Gray,
heirs at law of Samuel Barrier; and
Foster, Walter, 1
Hayes, Ed, 1 lot
Hays, Angus, 1 lot
I Hedrick, James. 1 lot
' Horton, Lelia M., 1 lot
Horton, Arthur, 1 lot
, Hood, Lizzie, 1 l.)t
I Harshaw, Maria, 1 lot
Harper, James, 1 lot
Hood, Will, 1 lot
Horton, Jone, 1 lot
. Jones, G. H. 1 lot
; Jones, Addie, 1 lot .
Lightfoot, Essie. 1 iot.
Michaux, Jake, 1 lot
Miller, Sarah B.. 1 lot -
Norwood, Lucinda, 1 lot.
Norwood, Emma, 1 lot
' Norwood, James, 1 lot
i Patterson, Miles, 1 lot
! Patterson, George, Jr., 1 1
! Patterson, Dan, 1 lot
Patterson, James, 1 lot
I'oweii, .Mark, 1 lot
Patterson, Jake, 1 lot
Sudderth, Robert, Sr., 1 lot
Sudderth, Robert, Jr., 1 lot
Sudderth, Tilman, estate, 1
SudderUi Sidney, 1 lot
Witherspoon, Marshall, 1 lot-
Williams, Ed., 1 lot
Williams. Tavlor, 1 lot
Wilson, W. M., 1 lot
MORTGAGE SALE
By virtue of the provisions of a
certain mortgage deed, dated March
24, 1919, executed by J. N. Braswell
and wife to the undersigned, regis
tered in Caldwell county, in Book 84,
page 4o2, I will, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1919,
at noon, expose to sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
lands, conveyed by said mortgage:
Beginning on J. N. Braswell's cor
ner in the old line and running with
T. F. Clark's line to the Wilson Lum
ber and Milling Company's line to
top of ridge; then with the meanders
of the ridge J. N. Braswell's corner;
then with the division lineof J. N.
Braswell and T. S. Braswell to the
beginning; containing 50 acres more
or less.
This 2nd dav of Julv, 1919.
40-4t E. F. ALLEN, Mortgagee.
Foster, Ed, 1 lot, 7.88
lot 10.08
9.26
4.00
7.20
3.00
7.02
.48
1.00
3.80
13.54
13.20
8.40
1.20
.96
4.18
2.40
4.40
5.50
9.02
4.80
10.94
7.60
7.20
2.40
5.18
4.60
7.50
2.40
6.00
1.44
9 42
3.14
2.40
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of the
last will and testament of Mirth i El
len Porch, deceased, 1 heresy notify
all persons having el i ais against es
tate of said deceased to present them
to me on or before -'line 28, 1920.
Those indebted to the i.-ta'.e are l e-que-Ud
to make prompt seUkment.
Th. .June 28, 1919.
DR. O. J. CORPENING.
W. C. Newland, Atty. Executor.
40-tite
C. & N.-W. RAILROAD SCHEDULE
Effective June 22, 19 19
Ot-
ot
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of James M. Bolick,
lWinAl f VinriiKi, YinfHr all
James Parks and wife, Carolina and jail persons whomsoever, owning or persons having claims against his es-
rtoruuve-Mern nauwn.v , 1 1 lainniig lo own any esuue, lien or tak fa present them to me on or be-
Dixon, widow; Bettie Dixon, ; interest of any kind or character in fore june 25 1920. Those indebted
Dyke Dixon, Margaret Dixon, Leon-j and to the premises described in the t0 (,e estate' are requested to make
ard Dixon, Patterson Estes and Alma petition in this proceeding: ! prompt settlement.
testes, willani estes, Juna tsies, r.s- iuu WILL lArvt, iNUllLt, tnat i This 25th dav of June
telle r,stes, Lonnie estes anu wire, an action entitled as aDove nas Deen
George Este.s and wife, Lawrence Es- I commenced in the District Court of
tea and wife, W. T. Estes and Millie j the United States for the Western
Sstes, George W. Estes and Mattie i District of North Carolina, at
Estes, Henry Estes and wife, Jesse ' Greensboro, for the condemnation of
Estes and wife, Larkin Estes and the following described tracts of
Ritta Estes, Bob Estes and Ida Estes, iland:
David Bastes and wife, Ozier Estes i Four tracts in the counties of
Chester and Lenoir
frain No. 1U Ar. Lenoir 12 :"
Train No. 9 Lv. Lenoir 1:15
Lenoir and Edgemont
Train No. 54 Ar. Lenoir 10:10
Train No. .VI Lv. Lenoir 1 :30
Train No. "," Ar. Lenoir 7:20
Train No. 55 Lv. Lenoir 8:30
p.m.
p in.
a.m.
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MORTGAGE SALE
39-0
1919.
J. F. BOLICK, Executor.
and wife, Coleman Estes, widow, Ju- Burke and Caldwell, and State 0f , .e to preseni
lius Estes and wife, Nancy Estes, : North Carolina, containing in the ag- j u'rs'iPed on or befo
Charity Estes, Virginia Ervin, Jessie gregate 4118.47 ncres, known as or tnis notice will b
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as the executor of
the estate of Lucy A. Miller, de
ceased, notice is hereby given to all
persons holding claims against the
said estate to present them to the un-
re May 24, 1920,
be pleaded in bar
Ervin. unknown heirs of Reuben Es-, "The Brown Mountain Mining and i "r , V ,cover-v persons m-
tes, Marion S. Gibbs and Albert S. , Manufacturing Company Tract;" I ue"l.tl! 10 lne une musl maKe lm-
Gibbs. Calvin Green and wife, By-! Four tracts in Avery county, North , mc','ate ',ayn?nt-
num Gragg, Inez Gragg Florence Es- Carolina, containing in the aggregate 'S May kR.K MH LER
...... v . 4. i.rtu acres. Known as i ne .1 . ivi. i or: a. t.
t", . m . ,, ------- , 0t)-UL executor.
liernnaruc i racis.
Twenty-four tracts in the counties
of Avery and Caldwell and State of
North Carolina, containing in the ag-
North Carolina,
Caldwell County.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed of mortgage
executed by John A. Bush and wife,
A. V. Bush, and registered in Cald
well countv, N. C, in Book No. 48,
page, 228," dated July 23, 1917, I
will, on
MONDAY, JULY 7, 1919,
at the court house door of Caldwell
county at 1 1 o'clock in the forenoon,
expose to sale and sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash,
the lands conveyed by said mortgage
deed and therein described as fol
lows: Being a part of Lenoir Heights,
in Lenoir township, Caldwell county,
N. C. Lots Nos. 22, 23, 24, 25, 26,
27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 39, 40, 41,
42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 49, 53, 55, 56, 57,
58, as oJotted by E. M. Yoder and
sold Nov. 30, 1914; also lots Nos.
32, 33, 40, 41, 42, as plotted by John
L. Kirby. Above lots will be sold as
a whole to satisfy debt of $178, plus
the costs.
This Mav 26, 1919.
WILEY G. HARTZOG,
36-4t Mortgagee.
Estes Houston and Ed Houston, Hen
ry Hartley, Millard Hartley and
wife, Sarah Ingram, Joseph W. Jen
ny, Mrs. N. E. Harris and N. E. Har
ris, Mrs. W. W. Lambert and W. W.
Lambert, Mrs. J. II. Gibson, Mrs. E.
E. Hunter, Alf T. and wife,
Dudley Jobe, Jr., Cleveland Jobe, A.
Jobe, Pearl Jobe, Fred Jobe, Elva
Jobe, Anita Jobe, Robert Jobe, Eu
gene Jobe, minor, Mollie Hunter and
husband, unknown heirs at law of
Dudley Jobe, unknown heirs at law
of Mrs. Jerrv Miller, George J. W. B.
Kirk, L. H. Kirby, H. E. Litchford,
trustee; G. W. Lex, individually and
as trustee; Edgar Little, Maude Lit
tle and husband, Elbridge Little and
wife, Robert Montgomery, Mary M.
Merriman and George T. Merriman,
William M. McCormick, Dudley J.
Miller and wife, Orrin B. Nichols,
Samuel Newman and wife, Albert J.
Phillips and Esta R. Phillips, Rosa
Coffey Powell and Henry L. Powell,
D. C. Pritchard, Mrs. T. S. Smalling,
Mrs. M. L. Hooper, C. P. Blalock, W.
M. Ritter Lumber Company, Harri-
North Carolina, containing in an ag
gregate 217.05 acres, known as "The
Globe Lumber Company Tracts."
All of which lands are fully de
scribed in the petition filed in the
above entitled proceeding, to which
reference is made for a more partie
ular description.
The said lands are now claimed by
Brown Mountain Mining and Manu
facturing Company, John M. Bern
hardt, Caldwell Land and Lumber
Company, Globe Lumber Company,
and others, and have been selected
by the Secretary of Agriculture, with
the approval of the National Forest
Reservation Commission, and found
necessary for the purpose of carrying
on a. Kiley, rJmaline rJstes Simms, "u" "- ui ui juiiu
W. R. Spainhour and Ida Spainhour, i States approved March 1, 1911, be-
StnHArH Trust. Cnmnnnv nf Now fng Chapter 188, page, 961, VOL 86,
York. Sarah Simms Sherrill. P. J. jStat at Large, as amended by the
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
Having qualified h administrators
FnKn m t aireS' nIown.as; ceased, this is to notify all persons
The Caldwell Land and Lumber havillR clflimg ,aid estate to
Company tracts; present them to the undersigned
Four tracts in the counties of , within twelve months from the date
Avery and Caldwell, and State of j hereof or this notice will be pleaded
in oar oi uieir recovery, ah persons
indebted to said estate will please
make payment to the undersigned.
This May 31, 1919.
R. O. CRAIG,
J. A. CRAIG,
Administrators.
M. N. Harshaw, Atty. 30-6tc
LAND ENTRY No. 6784
Shell and Mary Shell, Junius C. Tate
smd wife, Tate, who inters
married with Robert McGimsia, Min
nie Tate Wingard, Robert E. Simp
son, Rufus White and Maggie White,
Jim White and wife, George W. Wait,
Wtlmm Oeelr T.iimhar Gnmnsnv Jn-
sepb W. Young, unknown heirs of premises described m thy petition of
William J. Alexander, unknown heirs said proceedings, defendants named
of Wallace Alexander, J. D. Bowman " aforesaid, will further take notice
and Veraie E. Bowman, unknown wwy. rajuirwu w rpr in
act of August 10, 1912 (37 Stat,
269-800, ch. 284.)
And the said non-resident defend
ants above named, and all persons
whomsoever, owning or claiming to
own any estate, lien or interest of
any kind or character in and to the
heirs at law of David Barker, un
known heirs at law of John Brown
ing, unknown heirs at law of William
Barrier, Buena Rose, unknown heirs
at law of Silas Coffey, unknown heirs
at law of Marsha Coffey Clark, chil
dren and heirs at law of Martha Cof
Wf Clark, Marion Clark, unknown
heirs at law of Jama H. Collett, Jane
Collett Campbell and husband, un
known heirs at law of William Coch
ran, Roy Church, Martin Crump or
his unknown heirs at law, John Clark
or his hairs at law, Mary Coffey or
ner unknown heirs at law,
DUworth, wife of N. B. Dilwortfc, un
known heirs at law of A. H. Erwin,
Alfred E. Edgecombe and Ada R.
Edgecombe, unknown heirs at law of
James C. Estes, William H. Ellis and
wtft, unknown heirs at law of Len If you spend your money and get
Sites, unknown heirs at law of La-1 your money's worth what kick can
ban Estes, unknown heirs at law af !you have?
the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of
North Carolina at Greensboro, on
the 18th day of July, 1919, and an
swer or demur to the petition or com
plaint in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for tka relief
demanded in said petition.
This) notice issued by order of
Court, directing that publication be
made once a week for six consecutive
weeks in the News-Topic, Lenoir, N.
C. ; the Herald, Morganton, K. C. ; the
Avery Vim, Elk Park, N. C.
This 3rd day of June, 1919.
B. L. BLAYLOCK,
Clerk, District Court of the United
States for the Western District of
North Carolina. 86-ot
State of North Carolina,
County of Caldwell.
Office of Entry Taker for
Caldwell County.
R. A. Kendall, a citizen of Wilkes
county, in said State, enters and lays
claim to the following described
lands in Caldwell county, N. C, con
taining 50 acres more or less, in Yad
kin Valley township, on the waters
of the Yadkin river: Beginning on
a black gum, T. H. Annis corner, on
top of the mountain, running with
top of the mountain and Annis line
North 70 East 20 poles to a stake;
then East 11 poles to a gum; thence
North 45 degrees East 20 poles to a
white oak; then North 56 degrees
East 24 poles to a stake; then North
65 degrees East 16 poles to a
stake; then North 60 degrees East 18
poles to a stake-; thence East 15 poles
to a poplar, Thomas Hendrix corner;
thence South to the William Dula
200-acre grant line; thence West 212
poles to a stake; the northwest cor
ner of eaid Dula tract; thence various
courses for complements to the be
ginning, so as to include all vacant
land in said boundary.
Entered this the 12th day of June,
1919. R. A. KENDALL.
Filed at 11:06 o'clock a.m. June
12, 1919.
A True Copy:
JOHN M. CRISP,
Entry Taker for Caldwell Co.
37-4tp
CONTINUE STUDY OF GERMAN
The Virginia State board of edu
cation has voted to continue the
study of German in the State high
schools, the course to be of four
years' duration. i
RE-SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By virtue of a power of sale con
tained in a real estate mortgage ex
ecuted to the undersigned by G. L
Clark and wife, Odell Clark, I will
sell for cash to the highest bidder at
the court house door in the town of
Lenoir, N. C, on
THE 12th DAY OF JULY, 1919,
the following described tract or par
cel of land :
Lying and being in Lenoir town
ship, Caldwell county, N. C, adjoin
ing the lands of Troy McNeil and
others and bounded as follows: Be
ginning on a stone in Troy McNeil's
line on the C. & N.-W. Rafflway Co.
and running a northwestwardly
course with right of way of said C. A
N.-W. Railway Company 210 feet to
a stone on a ridge. Then a soutb
etftwardly course 210 fees to a
stake in Troy McNeil's line; then a
southwestwardly course 210 feet to
the hegioning, containing l acre
more or lees. Said mortgage being
recorded in the Register of Deeda' of
fice for Caldwell county in Book No.
84 at page 82.
Bid raised 10 per cent and will
start at $343.36.
This June 26, 1919.
N. J. CLARK. MotfevM.
M. N. Harshaw, Atty. 39-3t
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No. A 19 Beautiful tweed, small checked, suitable also for over
coat for men $19.00
No. A 20 Ladies' blue check silk Raincoat and Cape $18.00
Raincoat $17.00
Writ Your Order Plainly and Send to
Robert Miller
Dependable Raincoats Mail Orders Only
BOX 22, HUDSON, N. C.
PHONOGRAPHS
The Universal Phonograph is now on the market and
the price is within the reach of many who
have wanted just this machine
It is made on the lines of other standard machines and
is equipped with the famous Heienman Motor
Weekly Demonstrations are held on Saturday after
noons at Lenoir Hardware and Furniture Store
COME IN AND LOOK THE OVER
I Hear the records of any machine
played, as it plays them
UNIVERSAL PHONOGRAPH
COMPANY
MOLTON TRIPLETT Manager
,Li M SEMI-PASTE PAINTS
" BEST THAT CAN BS MACK
f Cost to yoQ $3.23 a GaHoa when made ready to use
RSCOMMCNDEO BY SATISFIED USERS FOR OVER 40 YEARS
' Obtain COLOR CARD from oar Aftntt or
LONGMAN A MARTINEZ Manufacturers New Yeric