THE DAILY COMMONWEALTH, SCOTLAND NECK, M C. FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1922
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THE RIGHT TO jOVE'
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A. Tmkish t;tle of a young Airieri
' can wife Sold to a knave Forced to
share even her home with the "other
woman." Delivered up to a roue's in
sults Torn from the arms of her
child Rising at last, rebellious, to ttie
riht of her sex to claim her mate.
This is part, of the story of George
Fitzniamice V big production tonight
at the Dixie Theatre, entitled "The
Right to Love," featuring the two
popular stars Mae Murray and 'David
Powell winch played in the big pro
duction "On With The Dance."
A SCOTLAND NECK
MAN GIVES EVIDENCE
His Tetsimony Will Interest Every
Scotland Neck Reader.
BANKRUPT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AND PERSONALITY 1
The value of local evidence is indis
putable. It is' the kind of evidence
we accept as true because we know
we can prove it for ourselves. There
has been plenty of such evidence in
the Scotland Neck' papers lately, and
this straightforward testimony has es
tablished a confidence in the minds
of Scotland Neck people that will not
bo easily shaken.
J. E. Perry, Church St., , says:
"About two years ago I had a bad
pain in my back and often I had to go
to jbed. I cannot describe the misery
il endured. I had terrible headaches,
was nervous, couldn 't rest comfort
ably and was Th pretty bad shape.
The different remedies I tried brought
In the District inure of the United
States, for tie Eastern District of j
North Carolina. j
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in uio nmner o- v. u. riuey h relief. Finallv a friend advis-
V. N. Ti erring, trading as Herring and
Bailey and W. N. Herring and W. L.
Bailey, as individuals, bankrupts.
Under the power vested in me as
Trustee in Bankruptcy of the alove
named! bankrupts, and in pursuance
of an order made y Marshall C. Stal
n, Referee in the afcove entitled mat
ter, T will offer tor sale at public
auction to the highest" bidder for cash ,
in front of the store formerly occa- i
pied by Herring and Baily in Hoi-.j
good, North Carolina, on Wednesday,
March 15th, 1922, at 12 o'clock M , j
the following described real estate
and persoual property free from
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liens:
(1) A one-fourth undivided inter- :
est in the store building and lot for- i
merly occupied by Herring and Bail
ey in the town of llobgood, N. C.
(2) A one-half undivided interest
in the vi'tant lot adjoining the store
building and lot formerly occupied bv ;
. scribed lots or parcels of land, lying
Herr-ino- and Bailev m the town of
Hobgood, North Carolina.
(3) The Equity of Redemption of
ed me to use Doan's Kidney Pills. and
1 1 did. Doan's rid me of my trouble,
which proved To be gravel and soon
I was entirely cured. I have been
in fine shape ever since.' '
. Price 60e,' at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
j Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
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Mr. Perry had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
TRUST; 'S SALE OF LAND
j By virtue of power vested in me by
j that deed of trust executed to me on
jthe first of January, 1921, by B. F.
1 Bryant, I will, on Saturday, the 2oth
day of March, 1922, sell, for cash,
jat public auction, to the highest bid
der, at twelve o'clock, in the town of
Scotland Neck, North Carolina. m
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front of Burrough-Pittman-Wheeler I
Company 's Store, the following da-
NOTICE THESE
In ' amounts of $5,000.00 and over
$5,000 age 35, annual deposit. $102.75, ,
$5,000 age 45, annual deposit. $147.53. ,
$5,000 age 55, annual deposit, $231.70. '
Double Indemnity and Disability can te added at small additional
cost, making 100 per cent Protection.
A self-respecting man must provide a means of earing for his family
hi case his work is stopped from- illness or, death.
Tie must also see that all debts made by him are paid, whether he
live or not.
The above contract furnisnes the surest and most inexpensive way
to do this.
Let our Agent; Mr. JESSE VAUGHAN, figure the rate at your age.
The Life and Casualty Insurance Compiy
of Tejnneseei.
' $5,00,000.00.
Capital Stock
A. M. BURTON, President.
How to Succeed
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RALEIGH, N. G.
E. L. LAYFiELD, Prcsioent
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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jVV. N. Herring- in a one-fourth undt- ;
vided interest in the store building
and lot formerly occupied by Herrmq; j
and Bailey in the town of Hobgood, j
North Ouruiina.
(4) A oue-haf undivided interest in
a tract of land in Halifax County near
Scotland Neck, North Carolina, known
as the Buiith and Uhoads Farm, con
being and situate in the town of Scot
land Neck, County of Halifax and
State of North Carolina, and more
particularly described as follows :
It being those certain lots or par
cels of land in the Soutnern end of the
;town of Scotland, on the" "West side of
iMain Street, and bounded by the lands
!o Mrs. Charlie Walston, Ed Waist 071.
;and by the avennue leading to the old
sB. D. Gray Home Place, and being a
lot fronting; on Main Street 100 feet
tainino- 7 1-2 acres more or less.
. and running back 200 feet,- and being
of , '
the same property conveyed to M. W.
(5) The Equity of Redemption
W. T,. "R;iilov in a oue-half undivided ;
r. , , . TT ; Perry by Pattie Tiller v and others,
interest m a tract of land m Halifax;
County, near Scotland Neck, North J
Carolina, known as the Smith and
Rhoads Farm and containing 7
1-2
acres move or less.
(6) The stock of goods, wares and
merchandise situated in the store build
ing formerly occupied by Herring and
Bailey in the town of Hobgood, North
Carolina, said stock of goods inventor
ied at $681 7.02.
(7) The store fixtures situated in
the store building formerly occupied
by Herri ug and Bailey in the town of
Hobgood, North Carolina. Said store
fixtures inventoried at $675.75.
(8) One Da ton Adding Machine
and One Filing Cabinet - situated in
land conveyed by M. W. Perry and
wife to R. D. Harrell, and conveyed
on the first day of January, 1921, by
R. D. Harrell and wife to B. F. Bryant
Place of Sale: Scotland, Neck, N.
C, in front of Burroughs-Pittman-
1 Wheeler Company 's Store.
Time oi Sale: Saturday, March 2C
1922, at twelve o'clock.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
This the 21st day of February, 1922
S. A. DUNN, . Trustee.
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It is easy to save and to acquire habits of thrift which
means so much to one's future.
Without thrift and som systematic savings plan, fame
and fortune and success are almost unattainable.
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You can start an account here with any sum you may
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If you want to start riht you will start it toclay.
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the store building formerly oceupiel j
by Herring and Bailey in the town j It
of Hobgood, North Carolina. ;
(9) Five mules and one horse. f
Belonging to the bankrupt estate o?
the above named bankrupts.
Terms of sale, cash, and a deposit of
10 percent required of imrf'M:50r until
confirmation. Sale subject - to confir
mation of Referee.
This the 2nd day of March, 1922. j
ELBERT S. PEEL, Trustee, j
Meeting of creditors at Tarboro, N.
O., Marlh 17th, at 10 o'clock, for pur
pose of confirmation 'of sales and gen
eral meeting.
MARSHALL C. STAT ON, Referee.
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SALE OF LAND FOE TAXES
On Monday, April 3, 1922, I will
sell the following property for tax.?b,
at the CourtHouse door in Halifax
8 acres S. T. Holland Land in Roso-
neath Townshrp. Taxes and cost Jt
$15.80.
in all shades, now on display at our store.
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Tortoise -Win?
In the fable "The Hare and the Tortoise," why did
the tortoise win the race? The hare was more fleet
jf foot, but he would lot stick. He kept stopping to
rest, while the tortoise kept moving at his low rate of
speed, thus saving his energy for the
HOME RUN.
Moral: Keep moving and keep saving, and in
long run you will make the home run of
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Scotland Neck Bank
Scotland Neck, N. C.
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