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"NTFMCB?LAND SALE.
. By virtod .of .an ordelr of the Superior
Court, made in tlla Special
Proceeding entWNl Mt-dO. Diair end
others" "against Henry R. Rogers and
others, we will sell to the highest
bidder pi public paction at the Court
House door in Roxboro, N. C.. on
SATURDAY, MAY 5th, 1923, at JXS
o'clock M?
tpst certain tract -or land lying and
being in Flat River Township, Parson
County, North Carolina, anc
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uvUUucu its IOTroWsT
On the North by the lands of Jirr
Wrenn and Joe Burch! on the Easl
by the lands of Alvis hfoqre artd Jin
Wrenn; on ttta South by the Publi(
Road leading from Paines- Tavern t<
Leasburg, ahd on the West ^>y thlands
of Joe Burch, containing- 161
acres, more or less, and known as thi
late J. H. Rogers tract of land. .
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash
one-third in six months and one
tUird in twelve ~ months from thi
date of sale. Deferred payments t<
bear interest from the day of sale a
6 per cent, and the title is retainec
until the purchase money, inclusivi
of interest, is paid iji full.
- ' This April 2ftd, 1923.
Ij. M. Cariton,
V, D. Merritt,
Commissioners.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
Under and by. virtue of a dccrei
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STAT
v Si'preme Lodge Fralje
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Condition December 31, 1922,
Balance from Previous Year,.?J.
Income?From Members, -.1485,'752.51
173.F>7; Total. ? ?" ? J
Disbursements?To Members, $281,48
B23.36;- Total..?
Business written during year?Numbt
Business iii force at end of ycrr?N
Amount .? ?...?A
~ . ; ASS
Value of Real Estate (less amount
. Mortgage Loans on Real Estate, ?
' Value of Bonds and Stocks,.. ....
Cash in Company's Office,"?....
Deposited in Trust Companies and
Ineterest' and Rents due and accru
Assessments collected by and in bor
All Assetif, "as detailed in sta
e
Total ...
Less Assets not admitted..
Total admitted Assets,..
LIABII
Death Claims secured in 1922, repo
Death Claims reported, but not yet
Present value of jdeferrod Claims, j
Salaries, rants, expenses, commissii
Reserves on Certificates I
Advance assessment,..
All other Liabilities as detailed "in
Total Liabilities, :-*.
bCSiness. in north
Policies cr Certificates in force Deo
Number 410; A mount, T? j_
Policies cr Certificntpa is^Mirl nurinr
Politic* wr l l'i titicntes in force Dece
Amr.unt,--: Losses
ami Claims unpaid December
ber 2; Amount,. -
Losses and Clpiin* incurred during
Amount,.1, .
Losses and Clj?;.ri>s paid fh^ y
Losses and; Claims iinpr.H D. tVemb^r
Premiums and As:;esRUven-3 collected
Carolina.-_ __ * __
^President, W. C. Pr.ul
Treasurer. J no. Smiley
I'' cHome Office .Fbilad-drih-a. pa.
At'nrn^y f tr g'hen,. '
eigh, N. C.
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I STACEY W. WAPF !n?n>.m
the nhnve ^ a true rnr> correct nbsti
LODT1*!. Frn^eriici Home Tn<*. ^neie
Pa. filed vith tH'a Depn-rt-Tvent., shcT
31st dav of PccFrrher, if0?. r*
Witness my hand end official se
STACFY V.
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Ithe m\m
A live, progresive, ir.
p?per with a purpose
world'8 mews; cliscw
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urn ^ wttiv/i .'.an
| facts -all pf them, u
I versy invoking the ]
- P states Welfare J. \
1 approval of the rehti
I lie. YOU need-i.l.b c>r<
I' trial
| you hhve dona wilho
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of the Superior Aobrt' of frepc
.County in that certain special pr<
1 eroding (herein pending entitle
1 "Richard D. Duncan and others (j
I Ernest Clayton ,?nd others", I, i
; commissioner tile rein appointed, wi
; on
MONDAY, THE 30th DAY OF
! . . APRIL, 1923,
st 12 o'clock noon at the court horn
I door in Roxboro, N. C., sell at bubl
- sale to the highest bidder for cai
I that certain tract of' land former
owned by tWc late George Dnnca
i deceased, lying in Woodsdale Tow
t ship, Person County, North Carolin
i bounded on the north by land c
: Henry Zimmerman, on the east I
> land of Jonah Bolton, on tffa sou'
s by lahd of J. T. Jordan, and on tl
S west by land of G. "E. Harris (tl
? Richard Long land), 'containing: i
acres more or less. ^
, This MaSxh 31, 1923.
' F. Q. CARVER, Commissions
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> "THR WJSf OF THE EARTH.'
1 "The Dust of .tlta Earth," prcsen
! ed by local talent, having: made*
'hit, will be repeated at Helena Hif
School Saturday,' April 28th. Pr
eeeds * for the churcH.. Admisaio
adults 25 cental children 15 *ents
Everybody cordially invited.
More than your money's worth
Dcn't Miss ft?The "Great Pumpk
? Case.". Auditorium, the 27th.
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eme^Tn
:mal Home Ins. Society
LPHIA, PA.
. as Shown by Statement Filed.
? ........'..8852:236.
; Miscellaneous. $17t>,
? -. .a.... $022,926.
il.19; Miscellaneous, $155,
_ $137,304.
a of Policies 0374; Amount .2,958,411.
umber of Policies 20095;
Jfo76,196.
of encumbrances),.. $140,673.
?' ?? 369.106.
1 260,482.
I----? ftmSm
tsanks on interest,., 63,984.
ed, 7,524.
ids, of Subordinate Lodges 40,660.
temcnt, _ 146,703.
$1,029,714.
? ?? i-i?i. $ 31,973.
997,740.
.ITIES
rtod in I928.+.... $3,799.
. adjusted, ,1 : 26,889.
payable in- installments...... 23,828.
on, etc., ' . 2,995.
i +?...J -J... 767,314.
8,961.
statement, ... 11,746,
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$845,536.
CAROLINA DURING 1922.
em her 31st of previous year,
: Lilt \ ear, Number 6; Amount 9,009.
mbcr 31, 1922, Number 373 j
L U---- . 452,316.
31bt of previous year, Num
2.469.
the year. Number 13;
? 22,000
a>r, Number 11; Amount, ' 23.122
.71, 1922, Number 1; Amount 1,400,
during the, year in North
...? ... $15,559.
Secretary, W'. R. Buffington
Actuary F. M. Speak man
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;tatf, of north Carolina,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
RaleigH, March 12, 1923.
e Commissioner, do hereby certify tl
a?t of the statement of the SUPRE5
tv. a Fraternal Order; of Philadclph
ring the condition of said Order on t
al the day and date above irrOiA,.
WADE, Insurance Commissioner.
B0 DAILY NEWS I
idependent daily news-dissemination
of the !
ssion of vital questions
y; presentation of the ,
nbiasedv in any .contro- ,
people's rights and the
noyress. . .
rculatron indicates the :
ing and thinking pubsat'daily
hewspaper. A
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ut it.
month#,. . $4.50
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News
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55 tf "TOE maiden spring upon. the
00 A plain,'! 'or' ii\ the shops* were to
come blithely tripping in, without any
00^- taffeta -frocks in her wake?we might
Bend her buck to start over agalff. Hut
00 no spring has taken any su-h risk fpr
4q many a year. Miss 1923 is followed
31 by. a bevy of demure afternoon and
dinner dresses and a gay procession
U of party frocks, made of taffeta* Every46
body wants one, for there is a; charm
71 of refinement about taffeta that 'en?I
j dears it to the old, and a charm of
80 freshness and youth that lures the
931 young. *
?rj The texture of this silk makes It a
87 I wonderful color medium and adapts It
_ | to quaint styles?full, skirts, slim bodIces
and furbelows. When designers
consider it, their thoughts seem to
turn backward and gather inspiration
Ij: from other generations.
V\ | The pretty -hlack taffeta frock pic22
tured has a Victorian flavor. Th?
I round neck, with flne^lace collar, sends
52 ?ne In se&reh of" the laces and wii__1
broldered batiste collars of grandmother's
day. Ope expects to find
puffed sleeves, and thev ore here, ttn.
Iiilii'il willi n hiiirow band.
00! Yards of plaited. frilling..are used
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,:j A to be plctgresqae, go matter wbat
th? subject that enrages It. It leans
to things that are splendid and Intrl'9
cate and Is In no mood to be slmplst
even In salts. Therefore the neifrly
'(Z arrlrlng costnme stilts?the harbingers
of spring?are mostly regal looking af|3
fairs We are llkely to stand and iaxe
at them, bewitched and a little bewildered?
for ^hey are sbmewhat unfamiliar
In design ^nd very elabotate as
to decorntldn?are cannot take them In
at a glance. w
There-Is an amazing variety In stilts
snd each bus a story all Its own to
"rr; tuoutou xoi?vii(wmW7 KdicTHIIZe. POT
? one thing there Is no departure from
tj the ?Um silhouette,' and for another
there .are many pleated skirts. The
wool materials used are exceptionally
light and soft, and they arc eloquent
"Of spiln*. Hleerea are omphaslied?
:f by nnuaual slxe or shape ot masses of
J T decoration. Home of the suits hare
Sri very much the appearance of 5, cost or
they are ottering.
A smart, example of. .the coatnme
ti_ aait la. pictured, litre. iTne wool mills
^ make-many of them. litis one baa a
P?a'rwMuuuim jsitin, *1111 u,r overlapping
porthm cut In ? poh'tjind decN
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r taffeta frocks ;
mimiBuuiiimnumniiHiiHUiimmiiiiH '
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1 to embellish the dress. It defines a
I front panel In the skirt, finishes the
bottom and Hppetirs in long loops at
enctrside. The 1trw waistline is'htkenr
care of by n ribbon,, girdle?which
might be of the 'taffeta?tied in a flat
bow with short ends at each side.
The hall mark of this spring, appears
in two motifs, embroidered in silk with
a little tinser thread, introduced,-' on .
the front panel. The frock would be
as well ofT without them?but there Is .
a penchant for much adornment?^and
you cun take It or leuve lt^out as you
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In spite of the craze for sU5uialtofrt
there will never be a time when too ;
inucfi decoration is In good taste, espe- \
clnTIy on clothes designed for the
young. To paint the lily and adorn *
the rose is bad business in styles as In
everything else. Bnt a little madness j
seizes the fashion world occasionally, i
andVttien every one runs after strange
gods.
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THE MODE fi
THE PICTURESQUE
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an embroidered pattern In atnndlnsr'
soutache braid,, and these with the u
muffler collar, account for the coat ef- j
feet in this- suit. It presents .several ;
new style features, but is only.one of!
many .varieties in- costume suits'that '
are here in answer -to n u cm an ft for J
Individual styles. Knch Individual mist
decide for herself >*bnt \'x test
to' har. personality.
Tnlsmetter of "<jresslirr tyeli Is much '
a matter of tanmlfly svhat tuH* fridV
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'Under and by-virtue nf an "order ei
Ite Superior .Court ol Person. Cbuny
Inane in that certain special preceding
therein pending entitled "B.
>. Carres and others. Ex parte" I,
s commissioner therein appointed
nd'-'directed^ will on
MAY 5. 1923.
t tits, court house door in Roxbore,
J: C. sell at public sale to the-.High
st bidder that certain tract or parel
of land lying in Roxboro ToWjbhip,
Person County, North Carolihk,
idjoiping lands of J. B. Harris on
he north, land of J. J. Clayton on
he east, - land "Of Will Clayton on
Ha south, and land formerly owned
iy Will ChtYcr on the west, containng
16.5 acres more or less, being
be dower land allotted to the late
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Sam hoagbt a cap. Fitt-d nice smj trrur. .
Went for a hair-cut. "NtCe ami clojf
pUate.?Cold ttorage for TOV, tap I
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"Gct*tnfsem, for bt-r the
gat. Who-o-c-th. "Another GyaJ Cap
Goac H-'rong."?No mote caps for mc!
"SURE-F
!-??: Unrrt M. SCO
The World's Most Corn
The simple adjusting strap
works on the same principle
as a belt, A slight pull, and
your "SURE-FIT" is tighter ?or
looserj as you prrefer. -?
All the new Fifth Avenue styles,
in the latest patterns from American
iuid overseas mills. Prices the
same as you'd pry for any stylish
cap?and you get "SURE-FIT'S
'unrivalled comfort.
AT YOUR DEALER'S
?or write to the makers,
Fine St Lavy,702 B' way, N. Y.
Watch for witidpw <AispL
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Mrs. Mary E. Carver, widow of L. R.
Carver, deceased.
TERMS OP SAI^S: One-third
cash, one-third nine months after,
date of sale, balance eifjiiteen months
aft or Hato r\4 aat? > ???
rhctits bearing interest from date <lf
sale.
This April 5, 1923. ;Vg. -' '
J\ O, CARVER, Commissioner.
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f The farmer who 'doesn't \yorry
mach today lr the one who liaa ?' '?
monthly income check from chickens,
cows, hogs and a big check "when his
cash crop is sold.
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Let qs match it in extra quality
silk hose. Wilburn & Satterfield.
.ES OF SAM The
U*ir grrv b*dk. ml tk* caps
/f Acue* of s tbower. HaJ to nitSu' tkor- B _
fcom to ttrt U off, "The Pranut on th* '
P-mpU*.* Youn for tb* *ib ketp. c*f I ^ ^
Sm| i iyt a "SURE-FIT Set he* > u
emm mug it in. Sec h*vycm eon rtrf it out.
L^ch atthjie^&b bits. TITLE i FricnJt
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ter Runabout
present low price for * {
bout has ever been' *
. a ?r-rd of even
i f-I slanting windcp,
kuditiooal carry- St
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cr : ^construction. " ?
' a.'i - .'-u ;..odel as an
Ul.ci; selling equip- |j
oucxa. buy it for their
s;sid hundreds of f!
^vvdl ^find |
j arc- . .ecfessary if you
fpf^r ting fipringl^A |
T~r- c- :d the balance
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