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THE DAILY COMMONWEAL? K, SCOTLAND NECK, N. CV FRIDAY, My 12, 1922.
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THE COMMONWEALTH
Afternoon Daily
Established 1882. .
dee Vaughan, Publisher. 6
Norfleet S. Smith, Editor.
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NOTICE OF SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1922.
56 1-2 E. 32 poles to Steer Pen
'Branch; thence alohg the various
Default having been made in 'courses of said Branch. to the be
payment of the indebtedness se- ginning and containing 298
cured by that certain deed of acres, more or less, and being the
trust to me as Trustee for Jeffer- land conveyed to Nancy E.
son Standard Life Insurance Lewis by J. C. Randolph by deed
Company by J. Lee King, Charlie' -of record in the office of the
King, McD. King, Dixie King, W. Register, ot Deeds tor Halifax
T. Lewis, Mary E. Kinr, and Lu-,unt ook dz, rage zz ;
cius King-and Maggie King, on i RD TIACT: That tract
the 29th dav of March, 1920, andjof land . m Conocanara Township,
recorded in the office of the Re;?-: beginning at a point on the pub
ister of Deeds of Halifax County, llc load leading from Crowells
N. C, in Book 218, Page 349, etc., St0 Tillery, Fitzpatricks corner;
I will under and by virtue of j thence along said road S, 84 E.
the power of sale vested in me bv j 21 chains, S. 82 E. 42 chains to
said deed of trust, and at the re-ilhe N- c- lumber Co. land;
ouest of the cestui que trust, aiid;tlience E. 29.50 chains to
f jr. the purpose of discharging rron stake; thence N. 83 W. 27
the debt secured bv said deed of .chins thence due west 19.25
trust, proceed to sell to the high-,ehams to a Pme thence N.-55
est bidder,4 for cash, at the court 1- 6 chains, thence N. 24 W. 15
house door in Halifax, North Car- diams to the beginning, and con
clina, AT 12 O'CLOCK M., ON taming 160 acres, according to
MONDAY, THE 12th DAY OF survey of E. T. Clark; also that
JUNE, 1922, the following des- tract just across the road from
r.h,i inn,! to-wit'- :the above-mentioned tract, and
at a brancn west or tne
In the County of Halifax, and
.jejrinnmu-
beginning point of the THIRD
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
GREAT POWER FROM GOD: Behold, I
give
nore particularly bounded arid -Tract where said branch crosses
I described as follows: said road; thence with said
unto you FIRST TRACT : That tract of branch to Miry Branch, thence
power to tread on serpents and" scorpions, and over alb the power ;iand in Conocanara Township, with Miry Branch to Pollocks
of the enemy; and nothing shall by any means
Luke 10: 19.
hurt you
beginning at a
thence S. 74 E. 10
!i- , Pvv, ti;iil, -cnains. thence b. 1 Zb.ou
ROOM FOR ALL
'.if. E. 5.80 chains, S. 341o E. 3.05
The attitude of the majority-' .operate on the old auction sys-. ; chains, N. 75 E. 104 chains, N. 47
public school J I erry Jftoad,
TTil1 1 cnains, tneni
Cross Roads to Spring Hill; cnains;- inence o v. i.u
thence S. 3U E. 3 chains, S. f iaills t0 tlie P"biic rod fading
c.n . -c oon,L;n q -ik:v't7 1. from Tillery to Urowells, thence
chains, S. 26 E. 11.65 chains, N
Every Womai
Thinks
Dlfferemilfc
of .the tobacco warehouses tem. What was the result? At
throughout the bright tobacco the little town of Nashville, just
belt cannot be too strongly com- nine miles from Rocky Mount,
mended for their attitude of co- a meeting of farmers of
operation in the organized mar- county was called in which the
keting of tobacco. "We learn that business men participated.
v . u. cii.ci.mss, io. o v . X". i 'j
cijains. S. 43 W. 11 chains. S.
CSV W. 9 chains, S. 68 "W. 20
K- h cairis- - 57Vi 35 chains along
The roaa irom niiis ross noaus
with said road to the beginning.
and containing 70 acres, more or
less, according to the survey of
E. T. Clark, and being the lands
purchased by the said parties of j
the first part from John W.
King and wife by deed in Book
129, Page 254.
mi-- oj-i- e r 1000
1 II IK " i l' III -M f-l V - 1 i-t-l.
to Sm ing' Hill to the beginning. ; tttthv rTTm? ti,,,,.!-.
Av iand containing tour hundred t.,u, ti; & e;, ahV
many ot the warehouses which the time of the meeting all stores j forty acres; and also the tract Greensboro, N. C.
have been holding out , are now and business houses were closed. : adjoining said tract and begin-!
offering their plants to the Co- The meeting got down to lmsi- jning at the railroad crossing on J Qal & AAa tit A fl
operative organization and are ness in deadly earnest and then i P"nl,'c d from Spring rOrOaie W ailinaS
ed nnfl or iIIiU; the,lce N" 47 E' 2240 chains, J -Qgrn-ed
and o, R g gQ , .OT--.
warehouses to 0 , . 00 ' . louna
E. J.t chains, b. 23 v. o chains. nf.AV
AMETHYST PIN SUR-
ded by two circles of small
nears. rmaer win pi ease re-
assurance of their assis- and there determined
tanee in the movement. ganized to build w
nie tarm- s 74 w 6Vt chains. S. 33 W. i 1. ... T tt.L " Z
titude taken by the cleaners of, crs "thrcugh the cooperative aso- 20.80 chains, N. 34 E. 11.50 i - - r
peanuts? The plants of the ciation, so the auction warehouses chains to the beginning, and con
cleaners are just as necessary to at Rocky Mount, if they have not taining seventeen and one-quart-the
success of the Peanut Ex- alreadv done so. will find that ,er aJ,(,s- according to the survey
oi rX T.-Clark.
SECOND TRACT
change as the warehouses and re-
ple room for both the cleaners
tnev win nave to loin ine move-
f L?i t HIT) K r riT mi
mat tract
ad-
II. Til- i
ierj- and others, and beginning j
. :1 i -t i 11 hna in Ha lit ax Countv
cioouvititxv'ii j Lite uuc x i;uuJCia- , uu vklh kihui nuiauc nuj n- tQ j "j" f tllf Jfillfl of "V
ting m the movement and theiient tf bacco.
other is fighting. There is am-
CAKES AND SALADS I
will take orders for cakes,
salads, etc., for parties, or for
individuals. Mrs. E. T. White
head. 5-12-4t.
What was done m JNash county jT a pine in Steer Pen Branch,
will be done elsewhere to fight ;and running due W. 26 poles,
and the Exchange in the peanut the cleaners
industry and if the cleaners will as the seller
rs of peanuts as well thence S. 85 W. 24 poles, thence;
era "of tobacco. The Ko K 86 Poles to a pine'ih a ;
FOR SALE NICELY CURED
clover hay. Also quantity of
oats just cut and cured. J.
Hinton Dunn, Durham Farm.
5-12-2t
not gracefully fall in line and
themselves help make a success
of the undertaking as the ware
housemen are doing, it will sim
ply mean that the growers, of
whom there are about six thou
sand, members of the Exchange,
will through the Exchange pro
ceed to build deaneries of their
own which would and will result
in the ruination of the now exist
ing industry of peanut cleaning.
The cleaners may feel that they
cannot do this, but in this tliey
are sadly mistaken. They will
do it and they will make a suc
cess of it.
There may have been
a time when the farmers could
not be organized and made to
stick, but that time has passed.
They are fully aroused and
have become wide awake as to
their interests and their finan
cial freedom. They are going to
fight for it and they are go in?.'
to win. However, how much
better would it not be if the
cleaners would gracefully get in
line Avith them and offer their
plants and organization to the
Exchange and together work
harmoniously for the interests of
all and not precipitate and con
tinue a losing fight which vill
cost both interests hundred up
on . -hundreds flf thousands of dol-'J
lars. Co-operative marketing of
peanuts, cotton and tobacco has
come cnd come to stay no matte--what
fight, nor how hard a fight,
other selfish interest may make
against the movement. The
farmer.-? once organized are ir
resistable'v and "'they are organized
and organized to stick.
Some of the tobacco ware
houses thought at first they
could fight the cooperative mar
keting of tobacco, on outstanding
. instance being rfhat of the Rocky
Mount warehouses which ner-
.'' sisted" in saying that they would
farmers are organized and time
will prove that thev are irresis-table.
new made corner; thence N. 40
W. 37 poles. S. 50 W. 115 poJes,
S. 2214 W. .75 poles, S. 43 1-2 W.
!es, S. 43 1-2 E. 85 poles, S.
PILE SUFFERERS: PILE-TONE
is sold n a positive money-bE.e?s
guarantee. Come in get a bottle
torlay. E. T. Whitehead Co.
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Salesmen! Be pace-makers.
See more people. Earn more
money. Don't waste time
. waiting around for trair
street cars economize.
Buy a Fbrd and SPEND th diffeirence;.
cotland Neck Motor Comoanv
O. W.. HAWLEY, Mgr. W. O LAWRENCE, Salesman
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OT only think different
but every one has her own
ideas about her Hats.
With our big stock of Milli
nery we believe we can satisfy
almost every woman with a Hat
to suit her ideas.
All prices have been reduced
A call wTill be appreciated.
Boyette-Shields Co
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NOW,
We have just received ur sup
ply of thte Tanlafe Ye Book.
It's! FREE to you today.
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