LE'OIP., N. C.
LENOIB NEWS-TOPIC, THLT-SDAY, JULY 1, 1920
Page Eleven
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FARMS FOR SALE
VIRGINIA FARMS Excellent prop
erty, 1Q7 acres, one-fourth mile to
station, good village, nice dwell
ing, orchard, about one-half clear
ed, price $6,000. Terms, one
third cash, balance in one to four
years with interest. ,.
300 acres, two miles of county seat,
splendid town, fronting on main
. road, good dwelling house, orchard.
more than half cleared, strong
land; price $9,000; reasonable
terms. Write W. A. C. P ettit,
Fredericks Hall. Va. 89-3
F .r iSAfcE Farm known as the
U Spring place, 2 miles from
ovn on Lenoir and Blowing Rock
, turnpike; also on C. & N.-W. rail
road; 66 acres; 10 acres inwheat;
1000 to 1500 cords wood; 50Q0 to
6000 feet merchantable timber.
Will sell all or -would sell wood and
Ttimber. Molton Triplett, Lenoir,
N. C. 1 34
OHIO FARMS FOR SALE Inv the
Blue Grass section of this State. Fif
teen to twenty-five miles from Cin
cinnati; good pike, roads, good
markets,' good schools, good water,
good farming section for grain and
livestock. For further information
write or see J. R. Gragg, Amelia,
Clermont County, Ohio. 31-26
FARM WANTED Want to hear
from owner of farm or' rood land
for sale. Send price and descrip
tion. Fall delivery. L. Jones, Box
551, Olney, 111. 40-1
FOR SALE Small farm of 87 acres,
15 acres cleared, balance in woods:
three-room dwellings. Second
tract, 100; two dwellings, 40 acres
in cultivation, land adapted to cot
ton, corn and tobacco. Write Box
704, St Pauls, N. C. 29-13
BLUEGRASS, ALFALFA, GRAIN
and poultry farms. Large list;
easy terms. Catalogue free. B. F.
Perrow, Remington, Farquier Co.,
Virginia. 51-80
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Good gentle family
horse; buggy and harness; good
Jersey milk cow; thoroughbred Po
land-China sow witn nve pigs.
H. L. Houck. 4-5
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey milk cow.
See L. Kincaid at farm. F. B.
Mitchell. 40tf
FOR SALE 800 to 100 feet dressed
1 flooring and about 500 feet of
other lumber. B. F. Herman, Hud
son, N. C. 40
i 11 " 1
NEW LOT of Remnant Rolls just ar
rived at W. F. Wakefield's. 36-tf
FOR SALE 1,500 feet one-inch
pipe, 4 cents per foot in lots of
100 feet or more. Also one gal
vanized iron wagon tank, about
250 gallons capacity, light and
suitable for hauling water for any
' purpose. Less than naif price.
A. D. Farlow, Bahama, N. C. 39-3
NEW SONG BALLAD "Taps," the
song the bugler playe"d. Beautiful
words and melody with bugle call
"taps"' in chorus. Send fifteen
cents to publisher for complete
copy. Marvin Morton, 922 West
TenthSt., Dallas, Tex. 36-5
BIG LINE' of children's and misses'
dresses at popular prices. See my
lines. I can save you money. ,W.
F.- Wakefield. 37
THREE-TON TRUCK, practically
new, for sale at a bargain or ex
change for smaller truck. H. C.
Johnston, Belmont, N. C. 34-7c
NEW LOT of Overalls, and Work
Shirts just arrived at W. F. Wake
. .field's. ...... , 36-tf
t WHEN you need a pair of all-leather
shoes at lower prices see w. r.
Wakefield. ' . 36-tf
REGISTERED Hampshire Boar for
service. See J. R. McNairy. 37-tf
A ' BIG LINE of ; popular priced
misses' and children's dresses just
arrived at' W. F. Wakefield's. 37
PREPAID Dark Natural Leaf To
bacco produced on our farm, 10
" pounds mild smoking," $2.25; 6
pounds smoking or chewing, $1.75;
10 pounds, $3,000; 5. pounds, per
sonally selectid," extra chewing,
; $2.50; 10 pounds,) $4.50. We guar
antee satisfaction. Elm Grove Live
1 stock & Produce Farm, John Hat-
ler & Sons,' Martin,. Tenn. Hatlex
v is reliable The Martin Bank.
- '36-10, i 4-".
' ' REGISTERED : Big ! Type" Poland
Chinas. Ten weeks, pigs $15 to
' $20; eight months boars $60; sons
' 11 1.1. - M "I : L T. .(.,.
ana aHUgnnjxs iu umut uoi.e ,
tried sows;' satisfaction guaran
teed. W. J. - Winchester, Hayes
ville, N. C. , , . 34-7
GASOLINE ENGINE for sale;' 10
horsepower and in good running fix.'
-. Price-Cline Harness and Tanning
0-,;A-v;rr:r;v'r.-.r...'-..'.-ll.
FOR SALE Team of good .draft
horses, wagon and harness. Lenoir
' Mirror Co. :- .' 25-tf
, STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING '
The. annual meeting of the ' stock
- holders of the Hudson -Cotton Mfg".
Pa will Vio hoM 1n f q SfanYutfow an4
Treasurer's office in Lenoir, N. C, at
10 o'clock Thursday morning, July
$ 8, 1920, and the meeting of the
stockholders of the Lenoir Cotton
Mills will be held at 2 O'clock p.m.,
same day and place. '
. v J. L. NELSON."; . .
Secretary and Treasurer. .
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE
BEST STOCK AND GRAIN FARM
IN EAST TENNESSEE.
This noted farm contains 255
acres, 100 acres bottom land, tub
bed 78 bushels of corn per acre
last year; makes from 25 to 35
bushels of wheat per acre; pro
duces the very best of everything
-you wish to grow; soil is deep mu
latto top soil and red clay sub-soil;
40 acres in timber; 115 acres in
pasture, blue grass predominating;
carries on an average of 75 head of
two-year-old cattle; 60 head now
on pasture.; five springs on proper
ty. 'ThU year' crop astimatw at
from $8,000 to $10,000. The im
provements are high class; one 9
roojn modernly arranged frame
residence, metal roof, first class re
pair; excellent spring house, large
barns, with all necessary outbuild
ings; two good tenant houses,
barns, etc. Farm well fenced, wov
en wire. Farm "all been limed from
deposit en property. This property
is located in the heart of Watauga
Valley; aujoms the town of Hun
ter; on the Southern railroad, pike
road, whereMugh schsols, churches,
mills, stores .and community are
unsurpassed. Excellent location.
Four miles of Elizabeth ton, 14
miles of Johnson City and 24 miles
of Bristol.
On account of the owner's decision to
enter business at once this mag
nificent property can be purchased
for' $42,500; reasonable terms, a
good portion on ilong time. We
wish to state that last year we sold
over $650,000 of farm properties,
but we are very confident that we
have never had a bargain like this
. for the last eight years business.
We will also give you with this
trade the following, no charge:
One. manure spreader, one-half in
terest in binder, one wheat drill,
one turning plow, one hillside plow,
four corn cultivators, one steel
drag-harrow; one disc-harrow, one
feed cutter, one fanning mill, one
registered Percheron stallion, and
one-third of all the com and hay.
This is a business proposition and un
less you wire me that you will see
this property at once we will be
duty bound to serve first comers.
For further information communi
cate with The SOUTHERN REAL
TY CO.,' C. H. White, Manager,
Elizabethton, Tenn, 40-3
HELP WANTED
SALESMEN WANTED Lubricating
Oil, Grease, Paint, Specialties;
whole or part time; commission ba
sis; samples free; men with car or
rig;write for the attractive terms.
Riverside Refining Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. . ' 40-3
HAVE YOU A HOUSE OR FARM
to rent? Advertise it, here and
find you a renter.
WANTED
WANTED Will
at Puett mill.
iay $2.45 for corn
3. F. Puett. 39tf
NOTICE
All accounts due me at the time of
my sale to Efird Department Store
were retained by me. The books are
open in the office of Efird Depart
ment Store and I will appreciate it if
all who owed me accounts will call
and make settlement. x ,
33-tf H. T. NEWLAND.
CHICKENS AND EGGS
GET CASH for those Eggs at Smith's
Cafe. . tt
SILVER WYANDOTTES Fowls for
meat, beauty and winter eggs.
High-class cockerels and pullets,
$2.50 each; trio, $7; 15 eggs $1
now. Mrs. A. R. Barlow, Phone
69-M. " 40-5
Sale of Land for Town Taxes
By virtue of power , vested in -me
as Tax Collector for the town of Le
noir and Graded School of Lenoir, I
will,' on the ' :
5th Day of July. 1920.
at the court house door in Lenoir,
offer for sale the following named
real estate to. satisfy the taxes due
on the same for the year 1919.
Tims June 7th, mo.
F. T. SHERRILL,
; Tax Collector.
'-, White
Clark. H. D. L,, 1 lot . 5.00
Evins, A. J., 1 lot'- - - 1.20
Hartline, O. C, 1 lot- 2.88
Lutz, Mrs. Ida, 1 lot.. 38.40
Colored ; 1 ,
t .
Bower, Tilley, est, 1 lot 2.40
Corpening,. Robert, 2 lots.. 13.38
Carter. Martha, 1 lot ... 1.20
Dixon, Adelaide,. 1 lot ,. -: 4.88
Dula, F. A., 1 lot -i-;.-:-; 9;02
Dula, Kelley, Sr., 1 lot j.' 2.40
Dula, Bessie, 1 lot - 2.12
Dula, Octavia, 1 lot 4.08
Foster, Ed, 1 lot .7.18
ureer, .Janet, 1 Jot-- v 7.2CU
Harper, James, 1 lot, Gr. Sch. 2,40
Hayes, J. 1 lot - 4.00
Hayes, Angus, 1 lot - 4.00
Hayes, Ed, 1 lot. -- 12.14
Horton. T. W 1. lbt, "12.28"
Johnhpn, S. C, 1 lot-., 6.88
Jones, G. II., 1 lot... . 8.70
Jones, Mamie, 1 lot. , 3.5U
Jones, John krl lotjiVi.- 8.82
Jones, Anthony, 1 lot, balance - 2.28
Kincaid,- Simps & Sarah,; 1 lot 7.08
Love, Isaac, 1 lot -,v-:. Z.08
McKerzie, Albert, 1 lot, 1.20
Michaux. Jake, 1 lot 4.00
Norwood. Jim, 1 lot.--i.- 8.54
Norwood, Lucinda, l,lot- 4.40
Perkins, Emma, 1 lot-. 2.00
Powell, Mark, 1 lot Z.40
Powell, Robert, 1 lot. 4.00
Patterson. Miles. Sr.,"l lot-' 4 4.80
Patterson, James, 1 lot ; 7.20
Salley, Joe, 1 loti 13.60
Sudderth, Sidney, 1 lot 1.80
Sudderth, Est., 1 lot. - 2.40
Wilson, W.'M., 1 lot 2.40
Witherspoon, Blaine, 1 lot. 1.80
MISCELLANEOUS
AGENT'S FREE SAMPLE Great
est Washing Tablet Proposition,
Enormous profits as high as 18c on
- 25e sale. B. Trayer, 2142 Cly-
bourn Ave., Dept. J-, Chicago, 111.
40-1 V .
PLANTS FOR SALE Larkspur,
Scarlet Sage and Digitalis, 50c per
Hni fjprarmim and Hvdranceas.
15c each; Rex Begonias and Fuch
sias, 25c each. Mrs. k. a. lnrone
buxgj Hudson, N. C. 38-3p
JUST ARRIVED Car load of Inter
national Fertilizer, 'including' 16
per cent acid. W. A. & A. V. Mil
ler. . 39-3
JUST RECEIVED Car of Cuban
JBlack Molasses. Extra fine qual
ity. 30 gallon barrels, 60 cents
gallon; 60 gallon barrels 55 cents
per gallon. Cash with order. Win
ston Grain Co., Winston-Salem,
N. C. S9-10p
HMESTITCHINGand- Pecoting Ad
dress all orders for hemstitching
and pecoting to Hickory Sewing
Room, Hickory, N. C. Good work
and prompt servlice guaranteed.
36-9
PRETTY YOUNG WIDOW, worth
$37,000. wishes to hear from hon
orable gentlemen under 60; object
matrimony. White Mrs. Hill, 14
East 6th St., Jacksonville, fla.
. 38-12
MR. LUMBERMAN or carpenter,
send 25c in stamps to me and re
ceive by return mail a lumber cal
culation you would not be without
at any price. I. L. Lanier, Hick
ory, N. C. N 38-3p
LOT OF LADIES silk waists just
arrived. See yiem before you buy.
I can save, you money. W. F.
Wakefield, always lowest in price.
37
JITNEY SERVICES between Patter
son and Lenoir, Saturdays only.
Leave Patterson at 8:30 a.m., 2:30
p.m., 6:30 p.m. Leave Lenoir. 12
noon, 5 p.m. and about 9 p.m.
G. R. McLean. 3a-10
LONELY WIDOW, age 30, worth
$40,000, wishes to hear from. hon
orable gentleman under 60. Ob
ject matrimony. Wrie Mrs. Hill,
14 East 6th at., Jacksonville, f la,
33-0
IMMEDIATE SHIPMENTS leading
varieties of sweet potato, tomato,
cabbage, collard, Bermuda onion
plants; 100, 50c; 500, $1: 1,000,
$1.75, cash with order. I ship mail
or express, transportation collect,
Southern Plant Specialist, Madi
son, Fla. 31-10
NIE LINE of medium price jewelry
at W. F. Wakefield's. 36-tf
BOOKKEEPING and SHORTHAND
thoroughly taught; enroll any time.
Address Greensboro Commercial
School, Greensboro, N. C, for cat
alogue. - 32-10
JUST ARRIVED A lot of women's,
and children s dresses at W. t.
Wakefield's. 36-tf
YOUR HOROSCOPE Life reading
and description of your affinity.
Safety Hair Cutter free. Send 25c
and birthdate. St.. Germain So
ciety, Box 478, Pittsburgh, Pa.
36-10
LET ME TAKE your measure today
for your new suit. Prices have
" been reduced on the entire line for
the month of June. W. F. Wake
field. 37
A BIG REDUCTION on made-to-.
measure clothing for the month of
: June at W. F. Wakefield's. 37
FOOT REST HOSIERY wears the
longest an dlooks the best For sale
only at W, F. Wakefield's. 32-tf
SET AN EXTRA PAIR of pants witl.
your new sun ox domes at nau
price this week at W. F. Wake
weld's. V 32-ti
SUMMER UNDERWEAR at last
year's prices at W. F. Wakefields.
36-tf . '
MEN TROUBLED WITH URIN.iit.
frejiuency or bladder irritation
prostate disorder,' piles or constipa
tion, will learn something amazing
ly helpful without drugs, diet, mas;
sage or operation,' by merely writ
ing for free brochure to Electro
thermal Co., 420-A, Homan Bldg.
Steubenville, O.'-"' . 24-26
.'See me at any time -.
for'
home,
PUSINESS PROPERTY ,
FARM LANDS r
The Real Estate Man
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured'
by LOCAL APP1JCATION3, as they
cannot reach the seat ot . the dlseasa,
enced by conRtitutlonal conditions. HALL'S
UATAKHH MH-uiciiN m win cure catarrn.
It la taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
la composed of some of the beat tonlca
known, combined with some of the beat
blood puriftera. The perfect combination
of the Ingredients In HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE is what produces such won
derful result In catarrhal conditions. , '
Druggists 75c. Testlmonlala iree.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O.
Real Estate
, LAND ENTRY No. 6794
State of North Carolina,
Caldwell County.
E. G. Suttlemyre enters and. lays
claim to 10 acres of land, more or
less, in Lovelady township, Caldwell
county, N. C., on the waters of the
Catawba river, bounded as follows:
Beginning on a hickory on the
bank of the Catawba river, the old
Sherrill and Suttlemyre corner, and
runs north 70 degrees east to the cen
ter of said river; then up the river
with center of same to a point oppo
site two birches and a willow on the
bank of said river, the beginning cor
ner of the G. P. Suttlemyre 180-acre
tract; then with the meanders of the
river to the beginning, containing tea
acres more or less, so as to include
vacant land only, which said land is
vacant and subject to entry.
E. G. SUTTLEMYRE, Claimant
Entered this June 1, 1920. Filed at
11 o'clock a.m. June 1, 1920. A true
copy. JNO. M. CRISP,
Entry Taker for Caldwell Co.
H0NE7 BACK
without question If Hunl'tSaU
fsil ia the treatment of Bcaena.
Tttter Ringworm. Itch. c Dua l
become discounted bscauMothss
treatments failed. Hunt's Sato
bas relieved bondreds of such
casss. Yon can't loss oa out
Manas ac Cuaraitree- Try
It at our risk TODAY Pries 7 V
tor aala locally by
Ballew'a Cask Pharmacy
NOTICE O FSALE
North Carolina, Caldwell County.
Superior Court, Before the Clerk.
Mrs. M. M. Craig, widow of A. A.
Craig, deceased; Avery Craig,
Roby Craig, Bessie Dockery, and hus
band, Charlie Dockery; Jessie
Shoemaker and husband, T. P.
Shoemaker, and Johnsie Craig,
vs. '
Ada Craig, Roscoe Craig and Eugene
Craig, and Roby Craig, guardian of
Ada Craig, Roscoe Craig and Eu
gene Craig, minors.
By virtue of an order of the Supe
rior Cour tof Caldwell county, made
in the above entitled cause, I, as
commissioner appointed by said
court, will, on the
5th Day of July, 1S20,
offer for sale to the highest bidder
DR. SPEAS' INFIRMARY
FOR EYE, EAR, NOSE
AND THROAT
Over Hickory Drug Co.
Hickory, N. C.
DR. E. J. McCOY
VETERINARY SURGEON
Calls Mad Night or Day
HICKORY, N. C.
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Stmk thm c tot he owemtf M k
potuiblm. If not, limply 9Ck
tor whilm m cotf lrator.
Slitvm K btr ot Clean Emir
NmpthoMnm Somp into 4 tfsl.
tons of water. Boil, M rt dim- ,
aora ana put in thm efofAea.
Stir with a mtick for ton mn
ute. Rm&e thru two char w
. tmrn, bu and drj in open ja
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ton Up , and Pit Up
In Shabbytown
In Shabbytown they do not care if things, look seedy
everywhere : They have no pep, they've lost their grip,
they simply sit around and yip, in envy's tones, of
Glossyville,the shining village on the hill.. Oh, Shab
bytown is punk and gray, and it shows symptoms of
decay, and strangers passing through remark, "It sure
ly dates back to the Ark." "Clean Up and Paint Up"
makes men frown along the streets of Shabbytown. A
can of paint makes no appeal to this bum village, down
at heel; the people think there is no sense in going
to so much expense ; so things are always going down,
and getting worse in Shabbytown. It always gives my
soul a thrill when I arrive, at Glossyville. The town
looks like a blooming bride ; the people take a hearty
prfde in making things look clean and bright, and in
their labors take delight. They're lavish with the help
ful paint, selecting colors chaste or quaint, and deco
rating every shack; thus warding. off decay's attapk,
and making all the building look like buildings read' of
in a book. And strangers, when they see the town,
say, "Here we'll come and settle down, and raise, us
nineteen kids apiece, and live and die as slick as
grease." This happy burg goes right ahead, while
Shabbytown is prone and dead. WALT MASON.
Paint with STAG and make your home look like
Glossyville
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