? TOBACCO GROWERS :
BEGIN NEW YEAR !
OUT OF DEffi
* Baleigk, N. C. J» L-1h Ik
bacro Grower*" Co-operative Atstci
ation dosed the|old year by the pay
ment of all dUb dap, including
mortgagee and of irwat w
""""l «t the puaae of its «tn
* ho®* properties. It also retired aD
of its dau A stock oa its aaiahaa w
in eastern North Caviiu, central
North Carolina and Srnmh CaidK
and paid aU diri.landa an class A
Stack, simuatinf in all to mnny
thousands of dollars, auwiliag to
the announcement of Treasurer Jane
»H- Craig.
The prompt payment of all Ms debts
to date by the tobeceo cooperative
will be ffciiowfi 1 in early January b>
the payrne t of dividends or all ojt
, standing preferic l of the five
warehouse corpcv-tjuaa which ate
subsidiary to the Tobacco Growers'
Cooperative Association, in announce
ment of its directors said. The as
sociation is in a stronger finaaci?!
position that at any time in it* his
tory, according to the announceme •
of its finance ti' pail - ent in Richra jo-i
It will pay several million duiian to
all of its members in the oli belt wh*»
' delivered bright tcbiwco of the IKl*
crop, next week when the third disu.
bunion will be made from the t—ya»
tive houses of \Wginia and westen.
North Carolina on January 10.
DESCENDANTS OF
. N. C. GOVERNOR
S AT UNVEILING
JONATHAN WORTH'S PORTRAIT
PRESENTED TO STATE AT
RALEIGH CEREMONIES
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' Raleigh, N C. t Jan. 2.—With descen
dants from the first through th*
fourth generations present, as well as
a group of State official.- of North
.
and South Carolina, the port:ait of i
Jonathan Worth, gover.or of Nortl |
Carolina from 1865 through I*6B, 1 j
• presented to the State here at hm> j
today. Associate Justice W. A. Hoke, I
cf the North Carolina supreme «o*> i, 1
.
made the presentation on behalf if j
Governor Worth's two survivine
daughters, Mrs. E. E. Moflitt. of R : *o- j
• mond, Vi, and Mrs. Adelaide Wo 1.1 j
Bagley, of Washington, D. C.
Present .-I the ceremony tcday «»•* j
children r ►anort.il-'ren, great rrjjii-1
children i>rw! great-brnl-gnsikM- I
dien of Governor Worth. Ami p j
thorn we c Mrs. E. E Moffat, of RiH.-1
■nond, Va. and Mrs. Adelaide Worth !
• Bagley, of Washington, D. C-, daugh
ters of the governor; Josephine Dan
iels anil Mrs. Daniels, Jonathan Worth
/ Daniels, namod for Goreiaor Worth,
and others. Two sons of H. M Undai.
himself a descendant of the governor,
were the great-great-grandchildrra
j present. !
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■ EX-SECRETARY FALL'S
HEALTH FAILING
Washington, Jan. 2.—Former Secre
tary of Interior Fell is ia failiag
health and must go south for the win
tor, the senate public lands committee
investigating his action «a leasing Tea
pot Dome to the Sinclair Od aftwf
was informed today.
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GREAT PROGRESS HADE
BT THE RAILROADS
OF im
i
New York, jMpAßailioada «f the
United St*. Hp. —re p«g«* ia
IMS than hi Jjy year since the
' 4 outbreak «f jfcp mtrld war, auisidiaf
to a ariwlrti public today by the
rail loads, of which E. E.
Loam is, pMaident of the Lehigh Val
ley railroad, is chairman
% Summarising its cendarian the oa
mittee stated that the y«*r wan maak
0d by the greatest trattc yet kaoaa;
the ligheat degree a# inialmg e«-
«*ancy yak achieved; the gtarta*
craaae la new facilities far the past
kv.-.,r ..
of almost eitk yean; improved co
rpeittiw with i hippi ni and by Nb
impin iaiw m aandags ami
is labor and pahiic rrlatisan
not available when the review
nepaned, the eanmaittoe edlnrtwl
that car lendiags for 198 would a
no rn ta ntui) 50 million can as
-(Wfairl with the pteoiuus moid of
b3&b ht 1«».
"L 'he crane o r the graie> traf
jc ye#V offered." it was stated, "the
railroads —lal in turning a car
-dwrtage into car surplus. The\ also
hardier the country', peak load of
-raffir without delay."
DANGEROUS BUSSINESS
Some few days ago two cars were
cer. going in a southward direction
n I
when they were -ide by side a
« e gal'on j!V f*um o"e car
to tie o*' er The risk wras two fold,
isr glaso. L> K'fih woken an.s then
oomiirei one cart trust a friend
?tr. t of t* ■" ie-.th- i- this section
"» he pfjt several *«vk- wee the
fPSte" of FJt * -I*. SOOtgUnS, I >ut
«■-•* twe ti* utiwf n-ri bal
™."r was the d-rect rause.
-NOTICE O I i».,1 E""
and by virtue of the power of
aie contained it tha' cert la deed of
*rjh executed by J. L. Wynne to the
-.nder..._ wed Trw!re, bearing the date
of December 30th 1919 and of record
in the public registry «f Martin Coun
ty in I'-ook A-2- at page 353, said
deed of tru-t heving been given to
ierurr the pnyment of certain note
of eve: >h:e and tenor therewith, aiui
.the terms aid tipuk lions therein
trootiind not having been ounpliM
with, and at the re*pje-t of the holdei
of said iotes. the undersigned Trustee
I will, oi> Monday the 4th day of Febru
ary 1924. >t IS o*dock M.. in front |
/ the Court? owe door of Martin
rOaontv. a* Williamston, N. C, offer
for sale, at public auction, to the
I
Tr *avot£?'
•«*>«»»■»■ I»"|*«*| I I i ■ fc«W*i
A dividend-paying business Utility—a It carries its load day in ttd day oat
tide die Foid One-Ton Track has — *■ t mms— trf i-'-rarirm Its ease
•nwd lor itself through years ol re- ,o h—disng adapts it lor use in the
liable service in diversified lines. linuvd areas loadingdocks, ware-
Poamed by die famous Fotd Modd k ~— ««* co.«™aio» l°c»
T engine through the Fotd planet?/? Crrm* iap«l. dependable h —Mat «er
transmission and special Food vm vice at low initial cost, and at the
pa, it brines to the business nan 'or lomm possible expense lor operation
his delivery service lb* abundant and lAirft U psja the highest divid
fpsu, reliable and real ends on invcstoaent ol any _ I
the Fotd product is nlTl"!? equipment available
H notaftt everywhere. to the business world. "
| CARS • TRUCKS - TRACTORS |
B. R. Barnhill
> '
".. - - - -. - - ' - --r-.
highest bidder, for cash, the foßowing
du li And property to-wit;-
That certain timet or puree! of land
lying aad being an Main street at the
thence along Main Street to T. S.
Hartley's dbiae; -xce aiang T SL
Hadley's line and Bettie Andrews line
*o the A. C. L. L.i ':uad; thence along
-aid J. L. KoreoscsV line to the be
rianing or Main Street, containing
three fnrtKs roe, mane or leas
and fceir.c the bouae aad lot eotoamiy
ta wn as "Tue X. S_ Peel Home
11M*."
Thi- the :'ul «- » nsary 1924. '
MOOkt
l-4-4t - Trustee, j
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the auth
ority aad power roatomrd as that]
certain deed of irat nwmtil by (
| Mrs. Lida E. Parker to Uie anae. j
| signed trustee aad bearing the date'
j oi February 17th, 1922 and of record ]
in the public registry at Martin conn-1
ly in bouk G-2 at page Ml, the u..
ileed of trast bavug tM given I>
secure to* pay meat af a certain mate
ot even date and toor inert with, aMi
at the reques*. o. Tne American Na
tional Dank of Richmond, ia the State
of Virginia, the bUder of the aai:
note, on account of default in tLe
pay meat of the n liMe dneaii far whirs
said oeed of trust was given as *
cunt), the undersigned trustee wi
on Monday, the 14th day of January.
1924, at 12 o'clock m, ia .runt c
the court hoi** door of Martm coun
ty, in the towa of Will limit on. N.
C-, offer for sale, at pubuc aucti »■
to the highest ladder, for G
following described property, vis:
All that certam lot or parrel of
tand Mtuate, lying and i«
Town of Kobe I oaimlie. N. C, nr«.
boumied aad described as fallows, to
wit:
in the center of Main
-tieet ia aud town, at a paint, when
if the outer edge of the aorth wal'
of the brick store now occupied b.
W. A. Koberaoo A Company, would
interest, if extended ea-t. and
tunning from thence N. 9 1-2 W. 4'
feet and * inches to T. H. Grin»e>
iine; thence S. 83 1-2 W. 244 feet.
to the line of J. C Rotor ran; thence
S. 9 12 E. 49 feet, and 8 mrhe*; nn.l
thence N 83 1-2 E. to the begimung.
Being the identical lawk lonujrd
THEgtfflSftPßtßtew WilHuiKwi. Ra
to the S£id Uh EL Parker m » M
fro* A. K. Dmu( Mi Hut A
Dunning, dated an the Stk «f
istrv. Kcfmn to «U b hack
tMfe.
This the Bth fey mt lUmlir. IK3L
HARVEY BOBEBSOX.
TMk.
IXinnmjr. Koore and Hi*—.
12-14-ft Atteraeirs.
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j*n.u^,iyimb...a.Yi
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CONSTIPATION
run rHarv vWt !■>■>
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
N|riM —ah St
Vz ANTS
POB REXT: ONE TWO STOIIY
Brick Store locaied on Main Street
Oak City. X. C. Reasonable rent.—
J. T. DAXIEL, Oak City Supply Co.
Oak Cay, X C l-13t
FOB SALE: 1 HOI'SE AND LOT.
k ««i ie !f »>»i Poan«>ii
oa tie m r*.h by i:;K. ulk. oo the
mert by Mask jton Sttee*. and OB
lar south t> J. S. (irifr, oti the
e0.4 hy E. 11. Goniy. For further
jafo.nuiUon -ee Noah C. liarKKc t,
WlUiiTTisioa. X. C- 1-ltf
! BUSINESS CAKDS
P. B. CONE
I dentist
I j o'ier ranm-ps a i
N> ITM>U 'la-V j
Hours Mi u:a l i
I | Ofto- phone: No. «», Re-. Nu. ]"g j
h Wm. E. WARREN
m. r\
j* Office o\«. r j,,,, -m , Mp( . \
n fi -»> ii'i.
Number
j, U H-II \ VISTON - VC. v
H MAKTIX I'KKL^
Wheeler M m,,, KIU ,t S |>H j
ATTUBXE V S-AT-LA \\
WILLLAIISTOX _ x. (
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J. L Feele, Jeweler
■ Xm Umt i. K. (,gvi. r , 4
tthJ'AlE WOW. A SPECIALTY
Ag—t far All Maadard Make* •(
Hatches
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POR OVER 40 YEARS
uuirtTaMH vacant i *ictiaabmi
•" mi
* kUirl
. - m **-*/* *lllll IKK
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il f- ** *? ** •"»' and !!>«•
I Jz l.!"*. * Tonic, ah act*
fix- Bk-o4 am (br Ilu«>-u» Sur
h-*a. ttaia r«4unae ike nlimiutiMi.
*•44 H ail 4ruci:iMa.
it M. a«it» * Co.. ToMo, Ohio
|"* ~~ —j- Q II =ffl*
5 - 1 !
ijarriium Urns. I
aui> (Tumpany j *j
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| BIG SALE |
j Men's Clothes llsrK** I
K A sale is a sale —that's ri "lit, but a 1
I sale is not a real bargain unless you 11
I*® 4 know what you are *rettin«r. yy
Buy Styleplus at a sale and you do know. Stylenlns are
jrreat values at their regular prices—at sale prices and every
jrannent guaranteed why, how could you beat them for a real !
n bargain? jjj
I S2O for Styleplus Suits or Overcoats , Value $25
s ' £25 for Styleplus Suits or Overcoats Value S3O
S3O for Styleplus Suits or Overcoats Value $35 _
Other Suits and Overcoats from _ 512L50 up 0
In these suits you all the style that any man can want,
It*, all the quality he needs to keep that style and make his bargain
a real one.
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Every man can uae another Suit or Overcoat when he can
buy such clothes at these low prices. Variety in modeL fabrics
I and sizes. Come ip : 0 . I
Harrison Bros. & Co. j
COME AND SEE IS ALL WE ASK |
WmiAMSTON*S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE I
' ■ n | | —m.
NOTICE
I "
STARTING DECEMBER THE 28TH,
I t 1923, THE
I J. G. Staton Ginnery
WILL GIN COTTON ONLY ON FRIDAYS
OF EACH WEEK, UNTIL FURTHER NO
TICE.
N P. DANIELS
SUP ERINTEN DENT
■——
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Car load Nice Mules
Just Arrived
Will ho triad to have old friends and
customers to eonie in before buying.
W.T.WARD
NEWBERY STABLES
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Cancers Successfully Treated at Kellam Hospita
Th.» Kellaro Hospital treat- ("aarw. T«»»r. I ker*. X-Ba:
%ir?i> ami (IIIIWK Sore* aithuul tie urf of tW \ t»), Radiate
Aci«l> or Seruni, ai»l *e hate Irntol *«rre»s.fully o*er * per ee»t of tb
• many hundreds of >uff,rer> tmlol «lan»>(r Ike IwatJ-thwe s** rs
HELLAM HOSPITAL, INC.
| 1617 West Main Street R*haw*L Virguua