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Frida Page Two THE PILOT Friday, July 23, 1926. STATE THIRD PEACH GROWER (Continued from Page 1) and North Carolina, 2,190,894. But North Carolina has more bearing trees than either Michigan or New Jersey. That accounts for the greater produc tion. California makes a cling peach that is used largely for canning. When packed in stiff syrup it affords a peach that holds up firm and takes up the syrup and makes a table confection that has a wide popularity. As a peach to eat raw it has not so much to recommend it, and the individual who is familiar with the Georgia Belle or the Elberta cares little for the Cal- •ifomia type. The Georgia Belle is probably the best peach grown, but it is not so good a shipper and there fore does not get into the market in quantities enough to permit it to be properly appreciated. But the El berta is a keeper and shipper and a handsome fruit, even though it is hardly so delicate in its flavor as the Belle type of. peaches, and the Elberta has the market. It is a good canner, good to eat, fine in appearance, large in size, brilliant in color, and ripens evenly all the way around. It con- ^itutes the great majority of the trees of North Carolina. In the Sand hills, where 97 percent of all the trees are reported, half of all the trees are Elbertas, and half of the re mainder are Georgia Belles. About forty other varieties are planted, but not enough of anything else to give prominence to any of them. Hileys and Hales account for less than 10 percent each, with the Hale growing in favor as it ripens later than the other, and brings a fairly good i^rice. But while it is a fair peach it is not so good a cropper as the Elberta. It is strongly showing a tendency to drive out of the market all but the Elberta and the Belle as far as this section is concerned. from the sun’s hot rays. They have a large field in which to operate, and prospects of success ap pear very bright for them. MOORE COUNTY TO HAVE LIFE SAVER SANDHILL POST 134 MEETING AND DANCE (Continued from page 1) try club at Southern Pines at 8:15 P. M. At 9:00 p. m. a dance will be held at the Southern Pines Country Club un der the auspices of our post. The State Convention of the Legion will be held at Hickory, N. C., on August 23, and 24, and our post is expected to send at least two dele gates to this convention and as many other members as can possibly attend. At this meeting on the 28, we will elect two delegates and two alternates to represent our post at this import ant convention. We want a large attendance at this meeting and are especially anxious to have the new members turn out in order that we may all become better acquaintd. This is also a fine op portunity to enjoy a splendid dance, so be sure to spread the news about the dance and invite your frineds. The subscription will be $2.00 per couple or stag. The dance committee in charge comprises the following: Shields Cam eron, chairman; Charles Sadler, Bev erly L. Walter. PAUL DANA, Commander. (Continued From Page 1) Life Saver and as Examiner. Some of the best swimmers are able to take both tests at once. No Life Saver can be appointed as an Examiner unless the applicant reviews the work with one of the Red Cross Headquarters’ men. Every years lives are lost in the water that might have been saved had there been present someone with knowledge, both of the way to rescue one who is drowning and to revive such a one after being taken from the i water. Swimming is both heathful and refreshing and the public bathing places should be made as safe as pos sible. As a first step in this direc tion the Moore County Chapter has asked for Mr. Reese’s visit and hopes it may prove of benefit, either direct ly or indirectly, to all those who enjoy swimming. Anyone wishing to join a class or to take the tests from Mr. Reese will please send in their names to any of the following ladies: Mrs. C. H. Whitaker, vice-chairman Moore County Chapter, Southern Pines; Mrs. T. B. Tyson, Carthage; Mrs. Robt. N. Page, Sr., Southern Pines; Mrs. J. R. McQueen, Lakeview; Mrs. C. H. Bass, Aberdeen. ANOTHER NEW HOUSE ON WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS E. E. Davis is getting material on the ground for a new house on Wey mouth Heights in Southern Pines. The location is on the south side of the road between the Highland Pines Inn and the Olmstead house. It will be of a type that fits the neighborhood, and adds to the steady expansion that is going on in that section toward the eastward. Mrs. R. E. Wiley who has been living in Virginia since Mr. Wiley died, has come back to Southern Pines and secured a lot on Massachusetts avenue and expects to build a home for herself and family. She found that she likes the Sandhills country better than any place else that she kno^j^ of. CROP OUTLOOK IS EXCELLENT (Continued From Page 1) stuff is yet to come in. Local grow ers are hoping that with Georgia get ting out of the market before the main crop of the Sandhills starts in the prices will be better for Moore county offerings. Belles will be moving from this section the last of this week, but Elbertas will hardly get into action until the last of next week, which ought to give Georgia a chance to pretty well clean up its crop. Reports from the North say that section has money enough to buy anything it wants, but that the flood of peaches at the present is a deluge. That is one reason why the North Carolina crop looks for better pros pects when it starts off. NEW INDUSTRY FOR SANDHILLS (Continued from Page 1) stalled in a satisfactory manner. Mr. Johnson has been supplying Awnings in Pinehurst and vicinity for several seasons, and the experience he has gained there will be of great value in handling the sales end of the business. They plan to make awnings which will add to the attractiveness of your building, combining beauty and util ity. In addition, they will keep you cool and comfortable, protecting you STATE 0F NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF MOORE. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE M. W. McRae, Trustee, et als. vs. H. S. Greene and wife, Maggie Greene and N. L. Greene. Notice is hereby given that under, and by virtue of Order of His Honor, A. M. Stack, Resident Judge of the I3th Judicial Distrioft, dated June 26th, 1926 and under additional Order, amending and modifying said Order of Judge Stack, which said additional Order was by His Honor, R. A. Mann, Judge holding Courts in the 13th Ju dicial District, which latter order is of date July 20th, 1926; and. Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in Deed of Trust of Henry S’. Greene and wife, Maggie S. Greene to The Raleigh Banking and Trust Company, Trustee of The First Carolinas Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbia, which said Deed of Trust bears date of March 10, 1925 and is of record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Moore County, North Car olina, in Book 42, at page 574; and, Under and by virtue of the powers of sale, contained in Deed of Trust executed by H. S. Greene, and wife, Maggie S. Greene to Bailey Lipp- fert. Trustee for Pepper’s Warehouse and T. P, Pepper, dated May 16, 1925 and recorded in the office of the Regis ter of Deeds of Moore County, North Carolina, in Book of Mortgages 44, a : Page 57; and, Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in Mortgage Deed of H. S. Greene and wife, Maggie S. Greene to McRae Grocery Company, which said Mortgage is dated Septem ber 4, 1925 and is recorded in the of fice of the Register of Deeds of M). *e County, North Caroline in Book rf Mortgages 43, at Page 150; and, Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in Mortgage Trust Deed made by H. S. Greene and wife, Maggie S. Greene to 0. J. Sykes, Trustee for R. R. Ingram, of date August 8th, 1925 and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Moore County, North Carolina, in Book 44, at Page 165, which ;d Mortgage Trust Deed and the not-3 which it secures, have been duly tr ns- ferred, set over and assigned unto the- said McRae Grocery Company, Trtist- tee. And the different debts secured by each and every one of the above named Trust Deeds, mortgage deeds, and mortgage deeds being past due and unpaid and the powers of sale therein having become operative, the undersigned Receiver, under the Or der of the Court, of H. S. Green and wife^ Maggie S. Greene, and the im- dersigned mortgagees, assignees and the undersigned trustees i^l offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, before the Court House Door at Carthage, N. C., at 12 o’clock noon on Wednesday, August 25th, 1926, the following described real estate, lying and being in Sandhill Township, Moore County, North Carolina, and being more fully described as follows: FIRST TRACT: Situate about i 1-2 miles south of the Town of Aber deen on the west side of the Pee Dee Road, adjoining the lands of Vetter- lein. Highland Orchard Company, and others, bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stake in the Pee Dee Road about 162 feet N. 31 E. from J. W. Graham’s corner of his 21 acre tract upon which Brawshaw now lives; runs with the center of said Pee Dee Road, N. 31 E. 1978 feet to a stake in the Bethune line; thence as it N. 43’ 20” W. 2933 feet to a stake J. A. McKeithen’s corner; thence as his line N. 87 1-2 W. 1092.3 feet to a *stake his corner; thence as his other line N. 2’, 34” E. 385.2 feet to his other corner; thence as his other line N. 76’, 32” W. 208 feet to a stake; thence South 31’, 30” W. 1458 feet to and axle end, Lamm’s North corner by the road leading from Neillehurst to Aberdeen; thence as Lamm’s line S'. 49’ 30” E. 792 ft. to his eastern cor ner; thence as Lamm’s other line, S, 26’, 15” W. 602 feet to juniper stake in the south edge of Juniper Branch Swamp; thence a new line S. 52’ E. direct to the beginning, containing 196 acres more or less, and being the northeastern portion of that tract of land conveyed by Howard Van Renssa- leur to Annie B. Adams, by Deed datd Jan. 13, 1911 and recorded in the of fice of the Register of Deedis, of Moore County, North Carolina in Book 46, at page 244. SECOND TRACT, A certain tract or parcel of land near to the above, in Sandhills Township, Moore County, State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of N. L. Greene, T. D. Mc Lean and others, and bounded as fol- lows: Beginning at a stake near the old road, leading from Aberdeen to Neillehurst, E. T. McKeithen’s and N. L. Greene’s corner; running thence S. 41’ 46” E. 3137.5 feet crossing the sand-clay road, from Aberdeen to Blue’s Bridge to a stake near the lower end of a small pond; thence N. 24’ 7” E. 217 feet to a stake; thence N. 7’, 53” E. 1549 feet to a stake on the east side of the sand-clay road; > thence N. 11’ 25” W. 51 feet to a stake; thence N. 77’ W. 2450 feet N. L. Grreene’s line to the place of be ginning containing 52.25 acres more or less, and being a part of that land i conveyed to S. E. Fouts by L. L. ! Johnson and wife. Sue 0. Johnson, by Deed dated October 8, 1912, which deed is of rcord in the office of the Register of Deeds, Moore County, North Carolina, in Book 51, at page ! 529. I The lands to be sold will before the sale, be sub-divided into convenient tracts and maps thereof will be on ex hibition at the Court House, before and at the Sale. Bids will be asked for the lands in those parcels; then bids will be asked for the two above tracts as a whole; should the aggre gate amount of the bids in the par cels be more than the bids as a whole, a sale will be declared in that man ner, and vice versa, should the bid for the property as a whole exceed that for the property in the subdivisions. The above lands will be sold free and clear from all incumbrances. TIME OF SALE: 12 o’clock noon, August 25, 1926. PLACE OF SALE: Court House Door, Carthage, N. C. TERMS OF SALE: Cash. Chas. W. Stevens, atty. for Pepper’s Warehouse Co. T. R. Pepper and Bailey Lippfert, Trustee, Johnson & Johnson, Attys. for other secured i creditors. W. W. Maurer, Receiver, The Ral eigh Banking & Trust Co., Trustee for The First Carolinas Joint Stock Land Bank of Columbia. Bailey Lippfert, Trustee for Pep- per’s Warehouse Co. and T. R. Pep- per. McRae Grocery Co., Assignee of R. R. Ingram and M. W. McRae, Trustee for McRae Grocery Company. 23-30-6-13AUG SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY Trains leave Southern Pines as follows, corrected to April 18, 1926. Southbound No. 5, 5.55 A. M. for Monroe, Atlanta, Birmingham, No. 1, 6:47 A. M. for Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville. No. 41, 11:25 A. M. for Hamlet, Charlotte and W^ilmington. No. 11, 6:52 P. M. for Hamlet, Monroe and Atlanta. No. 3,-7:34 P. M. for Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville. Northbound Jo. 12, 8:34 A. M. for Raleigh, Henderson, Portsmouth- Nor folk. No. 4, 9:53 A. M. for Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, New York.. No. 44, 1:52 P. M. for Raleigh, Henderson and Norlina. No. 2, 8:57 P. M. for Washing ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. No. 6, 11:28 P. M, stops on flag for passengers for points north of Norlina. Trains leave Vass as follows JJo. 41, 11:04 A. M. for Hamlet, Charlotte and Wilmington. 'Jo. 11, 6:33 P. M. for Hamlet, Charlotte, Atlanta and Bir mingham. JOHN T, WEST, Div. P. A. Raleigh, N. C. No. 12, 8:51 A. M. for Raleigh, Henderson, Portsmouth-Nor- folk. No. 44, 2:11 P. M. for Raleigh, Henderson, Norlina. H. A. BORST, Agent Vass, N. C. mi F^airy Stories UVER READ the stories of rich men? Sounds like Fairy Stories, don’t they? Well, you can figure in that some kind of a story, if you have that same kind of grit. Most wealthy men learned ear ly in life that a part of their income should be put aside for safe keep ing. Later they found profitable ways to use it. You need a bank account now for the same end. You are wel come here. « Trust Company Aberdeen, Carthage, Hamlet, Raeford Sanford, ThomasTille, Siler City. XX n Pre-Inventory Specials Friday and Saturday, July 23 and 24 MEN^S DEPARTMENT Blue Chambray Work Shirts, regular 75c, special 49c Men’s Regular 75c Nainsoo Union Suits, special 49c Linen and Palm Beach Knickers, plain and checked in larger sizes only, regular $4.50 to $6.50 specially priced at...$3,65 Young Men’s Flannel Trousers, all new, regular $8.50, priced for two days at $5.50 Men's Fine Lisle Golf Hose, in light shades regular $1.50, special pair 95c ALL STRAW HATS PRICED AT COST LN OUR CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT All Children’s Wash Suits reduced to cost or less. Children’s Shoes and Slippers, large lot from which to choose, special, pair....98c S LADIES’ SHOES About Fifty Pairs Ladies Boots, sizes to 4 1-2, priced to close, pair 98c White Canvas and Kid Oxfords, some sizes to 8, special, pair 98c A clean up of broken lots Ladies Sandals and Strap Pumps, all new goods, priced originally to $7.50, special $3.98 ALL LADIES AND MISSES DRESSES GREATLY REDUCED C. T. Patch Department Store Southern Pines, N. C. Nei 3:00 t the c: the n pany, vard Frol will and produ perio hibiti It i spond in s prom ente come. Mr iting Mrs day e bier” party. Swi mer r fortun places ing th Arc share sport, in th the wi
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