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uai colics uuiiewiiid, in un article by
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bi »co tiuO wing tilt? great
Oi mis duiucuveiies!., lie uoes
„ ut g, 111*0 Uie ueutns ol just how
>. c uic to ulullu ilUttcU. Ifet lie buyn
lilt glow til Oi the weak
; 0 i Ul .iwo.u Cl , occuuse leenle-nnnueil
lulmllts Ule lllult plollllC than the
normal ones.
it wiii oc a hard thing to regulate
O- '
t.,is> iiaiuic Oi Hit uilcniuia. ISO age
j
iiau> uipcovciou a successful rule to
ti o uiuLC toe blltll oi people, uistin
uctA»i;ci» cluaco, and Norul
Oiiouliu nor U.t' tinted states will
itoi oe uoie to uo it now, and it is
doubUul whether that it> the true
cause 01 the trouble. •
We will have to admit that we are
living in a "proxy" age, a time when
everything is lianued us already h#sh
ed. Our. music now comes to us on
a wheel, and we don't have to do any
tiling Lut scratch it with a needle
una pay Edison lor the record. Or
we put our ear to the tuoe and hear
a squealing, squeaking sound, that'
may come clear or finally be fried upi
in a pot of static. And when all is|
over, we have done nothing ourselves
that develops the talents that Goo'
i." • I
gave us. We have learned nothing inj
music and heard but little to please
and strengthen the ajind.
HOC PFI ICTS UNO RECEIPTS FOR 1325
[WEEKLY : ENO'"'OF' HOC PRICES ANO
HUNDRED JAN :FEB AR APR; MA* IJUN JULTAUG [SEP 1 OCT NOVO EC UCCIVCS
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I M OO I I MARKET?
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7\ t prices r v r ' ' ~
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112.50 ; Jf\ \ I I \ / ISM>OO
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Hot; prices 111 IW2.Y according to a market analysis by 'if Seate-Koebuck
Agricultural Foundation, have been the highest since H>2o and the nunt
l>er of liogs slaughtered nearly 20 per rent less than In l.t'4 and 1938. when
production wan at a record level. With prices approximately 50 per rent
higher tli'U year tlian last year, hog producers have had i>.u especlally\proat*
able season. The range o( prices has run from JlO to almost $14.50 p«'K hun
dred pounds, the peaks being reached In March, July and September. \
The ratio between prices of hogs and corn prices turned fiivorablv for
the feed r lasi spring and Is now the best that It has been since 1922. Ivftst
spring's pig crop In Hie corn belt, which Is now coming on the market,
eetinmt«-4\o he Itl.fi per cent l»ss than the pig crop of flie vpi'Utg ol 1024. Tliw
indicates that rather higli prices are likely to be mainta in d during most of\
the season. unH*s a very Inrge crop of hogs is.|)rodn>- I and pushed rap
id)\ inf 4i the laark'-'s Kveptim: tile months of Jantiarv nd February, r»»
relpts at the le«ei : dinf markets of the country have g«>iu» below the 175
ttm l«\e i d from i>ine !« oi-ti.ber have been b.Mow ilie ft'tt'**l m:trh
FOR SALE
1 registered Jersey bull, 2 1-2 years old.
3 heifers, I year old, 7-8 Jersey, 1-8 Hoi —
stein, from fine strain of milk cows.
f2 2t J. G. STATON
$!% |f ±.-,' & j£. ; u ~* . - .
RRJTIL MMM, HI»I i i n" j- , W "
~e aie eating in tne same way |
_. c* yv.ung io sunt uo «lioauy UliAeJ
«ji u buuju. tie uont nave aiiyuung
lo do.
iigain, ail that we see is sent us
on reels and unwound beiore us m
xasidon.
AOvtuer tiling we do is to use the
breaming power tnat Ood created in
uo in oucKing cigarettes, a poison to
cue nervous system.
We all set down and let machines
uo the work.
it may be alter all that we are not
living ill the way that we were in
( lenueu to live.
it requires work to succeed. No
man can play ball by looking at the
gume. lie must harden his muscles
una quicken his mind by actual per- '
Minal contact. No man can weld iron
by looking at the other fellow hit
the anvil. He must swing the ham
mer himself.
No woman can play the piano or
draw the bow across the violin until
alter long and tedious practice.
No man can plow until he prac
tices.
n the body of every man is built
up upon active work it will be strong,
if it is built by looking on a machine
it will be Weak.
if the mind elVgages in no thought
except the sayings anu doing of oth
ers it will alway* be weak.
A.,
We are things in this age
without work ef.rlihmJunK. «"» d * is |
under these condltfohs that we are so
rapidly growing unfit. We have neith
or minds nor bodies capable of nieet-
I ng anil overcoming the tides that al
; ways flow against the stream of life.
Vve must think for ourselves, if we
would have accurate and capable
' tt inda, and we must do for ourselves
it we would develop bodies worthy
and strong enough to reproduce its
| kind. . 1 ,
EXJkCl.Uttk AVXitM
liaving qiuiuinHi a* wmmuUix of tin
estate oi it. E. itobwaou, deceased
jate 01 Martin County, -North Carolina,
tim> is to notiiy all persons having
ciaims against tiie estate ol the said,
ueceaseu, to exuioii. tneiu to the unuer
s.i b neci at V> ilnaiuslon, isortli Carolina
on or tieiore tne z&tn uay 01 January
XJ4I, or tius notice wnl be pleaded in
oar 01' tiieir recovery.
All persons inuebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment
Ims tiie Mia uay 01 January, 19iio.
T. t. ilAitttiiuN.
j4J til Executor oi K. E. Kooerson.
Alfliv£ Ui* to
♦»orth Carolina, martin County.
ui superior court.
JA. iu. £>uuiu vs. J. Cass Wynn, et als
x>y vutue ox ail execution directed
w t.ie unaexsigntsu ironi tne supenoi
wourt oi Martin County ixi the aoove
oiitioleu cause, i wiii, on Monday, the
ist uay oi March, 1926, at li o'clock,
,wuh, at the couitiiouse uoor oi said
' 'cuunty soil to tne higuest biuder lor
tasn, to satisiy said execution all the
light, title, anu interest which the ue
lendants have in the following de-
I scribed property, to wit:
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uuuux anu oy vntue oi tue power
' uiu autuom.y tuiituxueu ili a cexuixn
ueeu Oi uunb uuu>«u to uie luiuui
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u>u wuti, xxua iiu b uw, on tue iu ui
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, I tug uvcii xoi' tut; ox sc-
I cuxuig a lexuuii iiute ox evcil uate
uxiu tcuvx' tuexewxtu, ami tue stipu
lations ioUmxiucu m lite s«uu ueeu ui
UUoL UOt Unvul£ OUCXI Mfltll
iiuu uexault u*>ut& uecu iuxuc ill uie
pay uieiit oi tue mueoteuiiesa Uieieoy
secuieu anu at tne request ox tne uoiu
ex' ox tne saiu note, .ne
trustee win ou Cjutuiuay, uie loth
uay ox reoi uaxy, ii/x.w, at 14 o cxoca
iu., in iivut ox uie uouxkxiwuse uoox ui
lue town ox v, luuxuiotou, xuiui Ulu
una, oixei xor t»ue to tue iu b iiesi. tuu
uer xox' casu at puoixc auction tue xoi
losing uescnoeu leal uotatc, to wii:
A tract ox laiiu lying anu oeing m
Hamilton townsmp, Muitm County
anu State ol Norm Carolina, aujoin
ing the lands oi Jack Siierrod and
', ethers and bounded on tne north by
the lanus oi Itocity M juiu insuiauc
and itealty Company, on tiie east by
south by Conono Creek anu ou th
1 west by the lands oi blaue Khodes,
containing 316 acres, more or less
I and being tracts 0, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 10,
1 , and 16 and known as part ol' tiie lien
uett Farm, and being tne same land
conveyed to us by Virginia Carolina
Cand Corporation and others, and oe
mg the same land included in tht
mortgage to North Carolina Join
>'-tock Land Bank, which mortgage i
hereby referred to for a more defl
! rite description.
This the 11th day of January. 1926
B. A. CKITCHER,
„i 22 4tw Truß»et
I NOTICE OF IHSSOLI TION OF
I'AItTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby (fiven that the part
nership lately subsisting between the
undersigned, Max Y Mari'olis, Frank
J. and A. Brooks, carrying
on business as general merchandise
dealers on Main Street, Williamston,
FOR OVT \RS
HALL'S CV K lias
been nucc>' ni of
OotarrU n - • irrrtenl
wMrh' Qi«»" ffi
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■'no.
I •• FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF
Bank of Robersonville, Robersonville,N.C.
FEBRUARY Bth, 1926
LIABILITIES
and discounts - $276,437.66 Capital stock ...... „ 41,600.00
Liberty Bonds „ ..... 17,050.00 Surplus 14,000.00
Other bonds ~. 3.500.00 Undivided profits 1,307.25
\ Banking-house and fixtures , .-. 15,000.00 Dividends unpaid — „ 378.00
Other real estate * 16,741.88 Cashier's checks 1,964.75
Trade acceptances _ 2,583.66 DEPOSlTS—lndividual ...—5433,118.42
CAI H AND DUE FROM BANKS 181,251.25 DEPOSITS—Bonds 20,550.00
Checks for clearing 353.97 * 453,668.42
Total $612,918.42 Total _ $512,918.42
Resources Over ONE-HALF MILLION Dollars
SAFE - SOUNDS— CONSERVATIVE
I.AE BWftEBPMSK Will JAMWQK
i Narth Carolina, uutar tfa* rtyla *r fins
'l name of Margolia Bros. A Brooks,
| was on the 14th day of January, 1926,
' dissolved by mutual consent, and that
> the business in luture will be carried
on by the said Frank J. Margolis and '
' i rvin Margolis under the firm name of
1 Atargolis Brothers, who will pay and
uiscnarge all debts and liabilities and
1 receive ail moneys payable to the said
late firm.
! Yvitness:
FRANK J. MARGOLIS,
MAX Y. MAKGOLIS,
A. BROOKS. jl» 4tw
BALE OF VALUABLE FARM
PROPERTY
Uiider and by virtue of the author!
ty conferred upon us in a deod of trust
1 ixecuted by B. F. Hughes, jr., and
' wile, Ada E. Hughes, on the 25th day
, oi June, 1925, and recorded in book
j X, page 105 and 106, we will on Sat
!| urday, the 27th day of February, 1926,
' at 12 o'clock noon, at the courthouse
' door in V»iiliamston ' Martin County
r sell at public auction for cash to the
: Highest bidder the following land, to
vit:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land lying and being in Hamilton
Townsmp, Martin County, and State
ol Nortn Carolina, bounded on the
north by the lands of W . N. Sherrod
and Slade, Rhodes an Company, on
the east by the lands of J. H. Sherrod,
Slade Rhodes and Company and J. H.
Sherrod, on the south by the lands of
1. B. Pritchetv and on the west by the
lands of 1. B. Pritchett, containing
316.05 acres, more or less, and being
lots numbers 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 15,
and 16 of the division of the Jerusha
1 her rod Fleming Bennett land, as
show by a map of same of record in
' lund division book 3 at page 66, a
' copy of which said map is now on
'I tile with the North Carolina Joint
* o lock Land Bank of Durham, said
' lands being more particularly describ
ed as follows, to wit:
t Beginning at the corner of *W. N.
Sherrod (being corner Of lot No. 4 in
the above division) on the Williamston
i.nd Hamilton Road, thence along the
.aid road S. 62 E. 588 feet, S. 62 1-2
E. 1406 feet, S. 48 E. 408 feet to a
canal, thence along the canal S. 1 1-2
W. 136 feet, S. 29 E. 140 feet, thence
S. 42 1-4 W 1731 feet, S. 47 3-4 E.
800 feet, S. 47 3-4 E. 800 feet, N. 42
1-4 E. 1500 feet, thence along a canal
30 E. 183 feet, S. 14 E. 686 feet,
S, 17 E. 156 feet, S. 17 1-2 E 100
feet, S. 21 E. 250 feet, S. 7 1-2 E. 1290
(eet, thence along a branch S. 60 W.
219 feet, S. 47 1-2 W. 200 feet, S. 47
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1. What about this investment?
You feel that you have made a good investment
when you get a return, regularly maintained, of 6
per cent to 8 per cent on your principal.
Returns of 100 per cent on the original fertilizer
investment are very common among users of
, Swift's Red Steer Fertilizers; returns of 200 per
\ cent to 300 per cent are not exceptional,
r Plan now on how much—not how little—Swift's
> Red Steer Fertilizers you can use profitably
, - season. "It pays to use them." 1
The A. S. A. (Authorised Swift
Agent) in thia territory i§:
D. D. STALLS
t WILLIAMSTON, N. G_
I\ " 1
■ 1 ! '-I . ■
i-4 W. M 0 last, & 4ft W. M 7 imt, 8.
60 W. 439 iaet, N. 6V W. I*4 feet, N.
72 W. 276 feet, N. 78 1-2 W. 288 feet,
N. 34 W. 290 feet, N. 44 W. 286 feet,
N. 9 W. 290 feet, N. 40 W. 800 fee*,
IN. 64 1-2 W. 800 feet, N. 84 W. 262
ieet, N. 46 W. 210 feet, N. 42 W. 819
! ieet, N. 60 W. 276 feet, N. 78 W. 204
ieet, S. 67 W. 289 feet, N. 77 1-2 W.
Ui feet, N. 34 W. 212 feet, N. 10 1-2
W. 170 feet, N. 2 &. 142 feet, N. 19
W. 142 feet, N. 87 W. 184 feet, to
Slade Rhodes corner, thence N. 42 1-2
E. 1826 feet, thence N. 47 8-4 W. 1000
ieet, thence N. 32 E. 686 feet, N. 5
i-2 E. 216 feet, N. 16 8-4 E. 58 feet,
N. 5 degrees and 40 minutes E. 162
ieet, N. 18 degrees and 40 minutes E.
210 feet, thence N. 29 degrees and bo
minutes E. 450 feet to the beginning,'
as shown by a map of same made by
bnerman Clodfeluer, C. E., on Uec. 14
i 923, a copy of which said map is now
on file with the North Carolina Joint
Stock Land Bank of Durham, said
map being recorded in the public reg
istry of Martin County in land divi
sion book No. 3 at page Ci.
This sale is mad* by reason »f the
! failure of B. "F. Hughes, jr., and wile,
Ada E. Hughes, to pay off and dis
charge the indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust to the North Caro
lina Joint Stock Land Bank of Dur
ham. .
This the 18th day January, 102 C.
FIRST NATIONAL TStai v,d., |
j29 4tw Trustee.
Durham, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
tJid authority conferred upon the un
dersigned trustee by that certain dee
cf trust executed by Mrs. Martha
Harris to the undersigned, as trustee,
Mothers Treat Colds
The New "Direct" Way
N* Loaf ar Neuuary to "Dot*" Ckil*
4>w With Internal Mxtirinw to
Break CoUU.
■MMMB Children's diges
tions are easily up
f set by too much
YJKf/ A * j, "dosing." Vicks
Jf VapoKub being ex-
ternaliy applied.
I I  * oeß not "P* l " tUe
\ wsT stomachs.
\ x At the first sign of
croup, sore throat,
or any other cold trouble, apply Vicks
freely. There is nothing to swallow—
you hot "rub it on."
VISIS&
C**» HMNUOM JAM UssoYsAuur
uU4 Maraa ft, 192 ft, and muiM in
the attic* ei the register of deeds of
Wuhiogtoo county, North Carolina,
in book 86, page 246, to jphich refer
ence ia hereby made, default having
been made in the payment of the in
debtedness thereby secured as herei
provided, the undersigned trustee will
otfer for sale, to the highest bidder
lor cash, at the courthouse door in
Hymouth, at 12 o'clock noon, on th
17th day of February, 1926, all of
that certain property described in the
said instrument as follows:
Being lots numbers sixteen, eighteen
twenty, twenty-two, twenty-four and
twenty-six, containing twenty-seven
acres, being part of that property
known as the "Dock Bate man farm,"
said lots being designated and de
scribed upon the map of the subdi-j
vision of the said property made by
Kespass and Ross, civil engineers, and
recorded in book of maps, pagj 22, in
the office of the register of deeds of
Washington County, and being the
Fame property conveyed to Mrs. Mar
tha Harris by deed from W. B. Cox
How Doctors Treat
Colds and the Flu
• ——
To break up a cold overnight or
U> cut short an attack of grippe, in-
I fluenza, sore throat or tonsil'itis, phy
| sicianr and druggists are nur recom
mending Calotabs, the purified and '
refined ealumel compound tablet that
gives you the effects of calomel and
ualts combined, without the unpleas
ant effects of either.
One or two Calotabs at bed-time
with a swallow of wausr,—that's all.
,6 sa'ts, no nausea nor the slightest
nt erf ere nee with your eating, work
r plea-,?• >. ?: -;t morninjr your cold
,aa vs'U.'x-d, jour syntem Is thor
ughly purified and you ar» feeling
line with a hearty appetite for break
fast. fiat what you please,— no dan
ger. »-
Get - family package, containing
full directions, only 35 centsi. At any
3rug store. (adv)
Torrid Tobacco Stove
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"Sleep While Others Work"
Every One Knows the Worry and Sleepless
Nights You Have During the Tobacco Sea
son. This" System Eliminates this Trouble
• -
Mr. H. M Avent, Everetts, N. C., Nov. 6, 199*
State Distributor,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
"My dear sir:—l have used one set of your Torrid Tobacco St „
during the entire curing season of 1925, and I am pleased witk
results obtained and there is a great deal less fire risk.
Youra very truly,
J. S. PEELE.
"
FOR SALE BY
Hyman Warren
ROBERSONVILLE, N. C.
and wife which saM dead 1a recorded
in the office of the register of deeds
of Waahington County, and to which
reference is hereby made and the
came made a part hereof for purposes
of further description.
The bidder at such sale will be re
quired to deposit as much as 10 per
cent of the amount bid aa a guaranty
ci good faith pending confirmation of
the sale by the eourt, as provided by
law.
This the 16th day of January, 1926.
W. L. WHITLEY,
j22 4tw Trustee.
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