In "winch we double
cross a master mind
TALK ABOUT clime novels AND THREW away his coda.
THEY SENT Jim down AND WHEN he aent.
ft TO TEXAS to investigate THE FINAL dope.
Hh I SOME OIL wells there. HE FOILED the villain.
juSl. WHICH THEY might buy. THE MESSAGE Just said.
IF JIM euld UK. "CHESTERFIELD."
AND HE was to report. AND HIS directors knew.
BY WIRE lu secret code. THAT ALL was well.
« • • * •' • t
NOW—ENTER the villain. WITH THOSE oil wells.
A SLIPPERY crook. FOR OIL men know.
GOT WIND of It. THAT "CHESTERFIELD" iiieanq
AND TRAILED Jim down. "THEY SATISFY."
j QOPIED OFF hia code.
AND BRIBED a boob.
* • • \ / OU'LL know you've "struck
IN THE tel«Kraj>h branch. I it rich" when you discover
* * " Chesterfields. You'll say "they
SO THE crook could get. satisfy." A wonderful blend—
, the pick of Turkish and Do-
THE EARLIEST word. mestic tobaccos —put together in
AND CORNER stock. th * way - that'.
# # why tnev satisfy. And the
AND WORK a hold-up. Chesterfield blend can not ba
• • • copied!
IT LOOKED like easy coin. "
• • • Did you know about thm
BUT JIM go t wise Chmttmrffoid package of 107
CIGARETTES^
LIOOETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO.
CMITH PAID LESS THAN JONES!]
PAINT FACTS JONES paid 556 for 14 Gallons _of
M— ——— "ready for use" Mixed PAINT—
SMITJI made 14 Gallons of the Best
Pure Paint, for $39, by buying
8 Gals. L&M Semi-Paste Paint and
6 Gals. Linseed Oil to mix into iL
SMITH SA VKP sl7
.L&M SEMI-PASTE PAINT Saves money
mey •imply aaaiOf i.tn«r«d -
Oil to Lft M Paint u " "»•' S0 W* n
SALE HY
Salslmry and Johnson, Inc.. Hamilton, N. ('.
Let The Martin County Building
and Loan Association
BUILD YOU A HOME
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INVESTMENT
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Series No. 10 Opens Saturday, Sept. 3
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WHEELER MARTIN, or j
——— ASAT. CRAWFORD 5
Notice of Summon* »'> l Warrant of
Attachment
In the Superior Court, Norm Caro
the Superior Court.
Cliaile.s A. Askew, Ailniinistrutor of
Sherman Williams, deceased, vs. Aus
tin Williams, Small "Haker anil liu.s
baul, Turner liuker, Ilattie Williams
(Jilihs Martha Mooreand,husband,
Will P. Moore.
The defendants, A ihi William.*,
I liattie WiHiams Gibl Martha Moore
and Will V. Mo»re, ii!>..vo named, will
: tnke notira thabtuii mlion luititled a:
above, has been commenceil in the Su-
TBB CTicnrniii
perior Court of Martin County, North
Carolina, to sell the real estate be
longing to the estate of Sherman Wil
liams, deceased, for assets to pay the
debts of said estate an dthe costs of
the administration, and the said de
fendants wil lfurther take notice that
they are required to app«ar befoie tfie
Clerk of the Superior Court of Mar
tin County, at his office in William
son, N. C., on the 15th day of April,
1921, and answer or demur to the pe
tition of the plaintiff in the said actior/
ui the plaintiff will apply to the court
fo the lelief demanded the sail
petition.
This the 14th day of March, 1921.
K. J. PEEL,
T Clerk of the Superior Court
North Carolina, Martin county—ln
the JSuprrinr  >»uit-ItefV re the clerk
J, S. Peel vs. The F/arniers and Mer
chants Hank and C. W. Iluntiey and
Company.
The defendant, (J. W. Iluntlt-y and
Co., aove named wibll take notice thai
a summons in the ahovn entitled ac
lion was isfued against him and his
co defendant on the f,th day of Mn>
1921, l»y the undersigned clerk of the
SH>erior Court of Martin County,
which summons 1:5, returnable before
the clerk on the 20th day of May,
1921. The defendant will also take
notice that a warrant of attachment
was issued on the same day wherein
the plaintiff alleged that SK2. f i.KJ w,;;
due him by reason of the fact that
the said defendant failed to refund ;
certain percentage of the purchase
price of ceilain goods as they con
traded to do, which warrant of at
lacbmcrit is returnable b fore the sai>!
clerk on thr 7th day of June, 1921
That the said warrant of attachment
was issued against tin* property of the
;..i! defendant an dhe is hereby no
.tiii*if' and rei|Uired to ap|ieui belon
aid clerk v in Ills ollice o.i tt.e 7th da;
of June, 192 and answer or denim
to Lite coinfftaint of the plaintiff of
the teilef will he granted.
t This the t«tli day of May, 1921
K V PEEI.
 !le.rk'oTthe KcipeiidV (''otirt.
Vt)MtNmK VHW*. NmKH
Having i|uaiitied as administrate!
upon the estate of S) lve ter Htallings,
deceased, ate of Martin county, no
tice is hereby given to all persons hav
iiig claims' against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned for pay
ment on or be fori) the 28tli day of
May, 1922, or this untice will he plead
e«l in-'bar juf then recovery. All per
.sou indebted to said estate will please
tuake iinliiediatii. payment.
This the 2Kth day of May, 1921.
k. I STA I.LINGS, Administrator
SI HSfh'lHK 'ID TIIK ENTF.KPULSF
STORMS
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Financial and business storms generally
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Those Who have not prepared safe shelter
usually suffer loss. •
Wise people prepare for financial storms
by securing safe shelter for their money in a -
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DIRECTORS
AKTIIL'k ANDKKSON .1 1.. HASSELL UENkY I). PEEL
JAMES 1). BOW EN 1.. T. IOW I)EN W MANNING
Me. G. TAYLOK G. W. lIAkOISON kOY T. UkIFFIN
J. J. MANNJNC J. I.A.S.S WYNNK A k. WI NNING
J C. ill UK IN . It. J PEEL M. P, TAYI.Ok
S.  . GkIKFIN • W. A. PERKY A. IJ. A VEILS
V\. W. GKIFFIN JESSE T. PRICE J. (~ STATWN
J. L. HOI.LIDAY JOSHUA L. COLTkAIN W LTAU.I l(
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