THE DAILY' COMMONWEALTH, SCOTLAND NECK, it C. FRIDAY, NOViiilvlBEE II, 1921.
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Dr. Borland if? attending Clara Brown.
who is down with a severe cold; Mrs.
Pinter broke her ankle and is in the
county hospital.
Yet though lie smiles at the old-time
styles and expressions he enjoys it
all over and over again, for it lakes
hip mind back home where his won
derfnl boyhood days happy days
'were spefrt. ' '
NOTICE
By virtue of power vested in me by j
a certain deed of trust executed to me
hy S. T. "Wommaek and wife, Lucy, on
tlif-im day of October, 1!1U, and re
corded in the office of the register of
tleeils for Halifax County, North
Carolina, in Book ol7 at page 114, I
Will on the -o day of November, 1921,
t-ell for cash at public auction To the
liiLot bidden in ti e town of Scotland
JNeck, X. C, in front of the Scotland
Keck Bank, at 12 o'clock M., the fol
lowing described real estate, lying and
Jeing in the town of Scotland Neck,
County of Halifax and State of Nort1)
Carolina, to-wit:
First 1 'arret: That lot or parcel of j
Jan 1, lving in the southw est corner of 1
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Block No. 52, according to the map of
said town, to which references is here
by made, fronting on the east side of
Street of said town 100 feet and
Tunning Lack in an easterly direction
35' feet, being a part of lots 1 and 2
on said Block and being a part of the
land known as the ''Brick Hotel!
Property. ' '
Second Parcel: That lot or parcel
Of land, adjoining the first parcel of
land, above described, fronting on the
past side of Main Street of said town
50 feet, and running back in an cas-
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terlv direction 125 feet, and Ijci !:
lots 11 and 12 on the map and platt of
the " W. . Wood Property," as sur
yeyed and platted by James A. Clark
on the Gth day of January, 1917, to
which platt reference is hereby made.
The above parcels of land adjoin
C-ach other and are the same land con
veyed to the said S. T. Wommack by
It. F. Bowers, . Commissioner.
Thir Parctd: That lot or parcel of
laud known and designated as lot No.
10 tin th-j map ami platt of the. W. R.
.Wood Property, as said property was
smrveye.1 and platted by James, A.
.Clark on the (th day of January, 3917;
the said lot fronts mi Main Street uf
hu'ul t' .
t and runs back
in
an caster. y d"'-ort'on .125 fet, and is
the same land conveyed 1 o the r.aid S.
TJ". Wonvmark by B. F. Bowers and
wife and others by deed dated October
L'nd, 1919.
v STFAliT SMITH, Trustee.
This the 2!th day of October, 1921.
?f Conotar'on!? the fore
a Y?-KK lt TUAilwf co 7o Ox
.f-Vj I! more cleenlessness,
If Til I mere ill-temper than
iMf ji an.y otiier cir?i3 czusc.
But YOU CAN GST
' IliD of constiprAior:.
We are
TANLAO DEALER
In
SCOTLAND NECK
E. T. WHITEHEAD OO.
Die. . tu I7K" IT3
(Dental Surgeon)
Office Third Floor
OffieeHoura 9 A.. M. to 6 P. M.
Scotland Neck Bak B?Ulding
Phong 50.
'PHONE 1-6
ei medicinestodoit. Take
RICH-LAX is a new treatment. It cleans
the system, removes the poisons from the
body, and puts you in shape to accomnlish
things. And RICH-LAX does this without
leaving you weak and half-sick, as you
e! vvays feel after taking ordinary laxatives.
Ci sranteed at Our Store. We are so sure that
Fich-Lax will please you that fc want you to
come to our store and get a bottle and try it en
tirely at our risk. If if ocean't suit you, if it isn't
the best laxative meaiti.ie you ever used, simply
tell us so and we vill promptly refund the full
purchase price. .
. WHITEHEAD COMPANY
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HomeTbwnrapa
Noveniber
j V"e ileal direct with the mines, which
juiahles us to give better coal for same
j money. Analyses show the value of
'coal end, although we nave examined
jtlie anlysis of mairy, we have not
found one as high as Winifrcde.
: (Stock on hand all the time. Ton
jlots or barrell lots. Terms, cash,
j BOVvTEES & COMPANY.
11-9 t-f.
For Sale El Want Ads
GEEAT REDUCTIOIT IN HATE A
Mrs. Annie E. Hancock's. 11-1 ni
LOST ONE RED LEATHER TRAV- j
WiiATHER REPORT
j for the week ending Nov. 5, 1921.
j By J. H. Applewhite
; Temperature highest 74 on 1st.
Temperature lowest 35 on Gth.
Highest average 69 1-7.
I lowest average 4S
I Rainfall 92 1-100.
.eling bag. Please Return to The t for
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Commonwealth Office and receive
reward. ll-7-3t
STRAYED: TWO MULES FROM
Old Jeyner Farm. One exceedingly
black male mule and one almost
black mare mule. Reward for
return to Joyner Farm, or notify.
B. B. Howell. ll-9-3t
FOE SALE THREE JERSEY MILK
! Cows. Fresh. Apply to Jack C
Riddiek. ll-S-31
SALE ONE OVERLAND
.Roadster, Model 83-B, in good run
ning condition; One Fivc-Passcu-Chevrolet,
Model 490, at Bargain
Scotland Neck Motor Co. 11-71
It Pays to Advertise
Professional Cards
CHATTEL MORTGAGE BLANKS
for sale. Apply at Commonwealth
Office.
NOK.fcX.EET S. SMITH
Insurance and Real Estata
Phones Business 5. Reside ce 13
PLUMBING AND HEATING
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