Weidteßa
EM.
ttna Dadd, of Four Oaks, and Lmy
Hayes, of Virginia, who an also ata
dente of .jtkj call eye. They will via*
„ her duriig the week and.
Mr. W. 0. Manning and Bttte grand
eon, Elbert Peel, jr., Mt this aeon
teg for RMmmnd, where thsr will
join Mrs. Manning nnd visit Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Lawrence far several days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitmore, of
Hopewell, who hnve boon visiting Dr.
nnd Mrs. J. H. Saunders left yester
day for their home.
Mia. Hsary D. Cook, of Hopewell,
who has bsen visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. H. Saunders, far several days, re*
turned home yeeterday.
Dr. P. B. Cone and Messrs. Wheeler
Martin and Josm Price hnve returned
fram Aabeville.
Mr. R. L Coburn spent yesterday
in Greenville.
Mr. Dan Parker, of Robenoaville,
WM in town Wodnaoday.
Dr. Pritchard, of Windsor, wm n
viaitor here Wednesday afternoon.
Friends sf Mrs. 1. F. Thigpen will
regret that she to suffering from aa
attack of mosslM and complications
resulting from that diaeaM.
Mr. nnd Mra. A. T. Crawford, Mee
dnmee J. D. Biggs, jr., B. 8. Court
ney, nnd Harry Mender attended the
State meeting of the Baptist Mission
ary Society to Raleigh Wsdnssday.
Dr. and Mra. J. E. Bmithwick, of
Jamesvilis, wen in town Wednesday.
Mr. Roy Everett, of Roborsonviile,
visited frisnds in town Wednesday.
Mr. Shsrrsd Corey WM a buslnsss
visitor hers this week.
Rev. A. J. Manning attended the
school of methods for Sundny school
woihars in Washington thia weak.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Peel, of Robor
sonviile, were shoppers in the city this
Mr. Z. H. Rom hM returnsd from
Durham and Raleigh, whore ha spent
several daya.
NOTICE—TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under and by vine of the pewsr
of solo eonUinod Is tkst ooototai 400
of trust executed and delivered ante
R. W. Salsbury , trustee, by J. R.
Crisp, aa tbs ldth day af December,
1924, to sscurs n note af even dat%
which said deed af trust is of rec
erd in the efitea af the register of
deeds for Martin Ceanty, In book Q-2,
at page 888; and the stfpnlaMsns est
tainod in said dead of trust aet hav
ing boon complied with, and upen de
mand af the earner el said note,
undersigned will en Retards* the 18
day af March, 1888, at ton o'clock a.
to., in front ad the Rank af
in the town af Hamilton, Mnrtte
County, N. C., expose to public sale
to the higheet bidder, for cash, the
following disc rib sd lands, to wit:
First tract: Situate in Hamilton
Township, Mnrtte Cianty, State of
North Carolina, adjeiateg the lande
ef H. M. PeeL W. 8. Rhodes, and
St bore, bounded m follows; One cer
tain tract of land, known m the Watte
plofiOy In tht town of Hsniltony con
tainiag forty scree, more or leea, and
being the same tenda puwheaad by
Mettle D. Bunting end J. R. Ranting
- Aem W. A. Beach, and bafc« the
tame lands dsetrikad in n deed af
record in the pabUe raglotry ef Mar
tin Couaty, ia haeS %t, at page M 6,
teferenM to which is amis for n more
ascatate dsscripMsn.
Second treat: That certain tenet e
tend in Mertin Csunty, Hemikon
Townehip, North CaroUnn, nd joining
the tends sf W. E. Dnvie, B. F. I
Myers, |. B. Clamsn, and others, and i
bring that yteM or pares! of tend ly- i
teg and being in the tewa ef Hem- i
•ton. N. C., and situate en High
Street ef sold tewa, desiganted m i
Ist No. 824 sn plot ef said town. I
bounded m filtows: On the nsfthspst i
by tot No. 2M; s.etb.sst by lot No. I
819; saathwsst by Ist No. 887. and 
am th wset by High Street; same bring 
ths let csaveyed ante I. M Belsbary i
by 8. W. Outterbridge and wife, by I
deed dated May Slst, 1884, and re- i
serdad ia the edtee of tte ragteter ef
Meia ef Martin Ceanty, N. CL, Oo> I
tehee Slst, 1888, page 888, to which |
asfssencs is hscehy made for a ssore
am deed J." W Bnlabury and wite to I
M. E. Doeghty, November 11th. 188* 
ef'daoda ef Martin County, M. C. 1
Jenunry 18th, 1888, in book AAA, 1
pngM 4CMI4.
Thte Februery Bth. MML
X. W. SALSBURT,
Society & Personal
Ms*. SLBERT 8. PEEL, Briter
M* #. J, Mqplg* In tow* yse-
Wwr wwm«. «d tee
B 222^ ,^hl,Bw
idly nßsperatteg from the
wbeii bis last iajand «|t «u re
■ttt4 Hi, if«»miii| sxpects to Uht
Ma mb to Dr. Serines, of Philadslphto.
just M soon as he is eußUlauHy re-
*
» CffvWN.
I Mtos Bonner Gurganus «M sailed
| home from Bear Grass, whan dm is
. teaching, to be with her mother, Mrs.
George Gurganus, who is ill with "flu."
Mrs. It A. Pope hss returned from
. Durham, where she went to sttend the
funeral of an aunt of Mr. Pope.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Salahury, of Ham
. than, were in the city Wednesday.
Friends of Mr. L. T. Fowden will
be glad to know that he has returned
r from the Washington Hospital, where
| he WM confined on account of illness
for twe weeks.
666
la a prescription far
COLD* GRIPPE, FLU. DENGUE
BILIOUS FEVER AND MALARIA
i mar It KlUe The Germs 1«
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
> Having qualified as executor of th
utitt of R. £. Kobtfion, docooood
late of Martin County, North Carolina
this to to notify ail peveena having
' clnima againat the estate of the said
' deceased, to wMVH tlww to ths under
» signed at Williemsten, North Carolina
' on or before the 26th day of January
1927, or this notice will he pleaded in
, bar af their recovery.
All ptfioni iadofctod to IAM tititt
' will pioaM make immediate payment
Thte the Mth dny of Jnnuary, 1924.
T. F. HARRISON.
JH ii Exocutor of 1L £• Rob#nop.
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
FARM PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the anther
I ity Mnferred upon us in s deed j
trust executed by J. Lass Wynne and
site, Maggie Wynn, on the Ist dny
of February, 192 X, and recorded in
book ot mortgages X-2. page 627, we
wjii on Saturday, the 20th day of
March 19211, at 12 o'clock noon, at the
courthouM door in Willismston, sell
at public auction for cash to the high
est btddsr, the fell wing land, to wit:
Being all that certain tract, parcel,
or piece of land, containing *44 48-100
acres, mors or toss, situate, lying and
being en the Ballard Bead, which
leads into the Wiiliaawton and Ham
ilton Road about 4 mitoe aortheaat of
the town of Everetts, North Carolina,
Martin Oounty, and ndjoining the
lands ef R A. Critohor nnd the Bowen
land an the north, the Stalls land and
the lands ef R. E. Ilim on the east,
the lands of W. E. While oa (he ssnth
nnd Oansho Creak en the west, nnd
Wore particularly isMrtbsd M fel
towat | .i
Wsgteeteg nt ha totarsection of a
.-fit and ths Baliasi Bead rnrasr af
W. E. White and R. E. Adama; thsnte
with said read north 17 M anal 466
feat. North M* anst ISM feet north
M 1-4' eeot 648 feet. north 16 1-4*
east Mi foot, north St* west 4M feet
to Csnsho Creek; thsnM with Conohe
Creek neith 1M foot, north (7* west
600 feet, north 64* wset M feat, north
60* wart 22* feet, north 6T weet 71
feet, north IS* west SSO feat, north
M* west 41S toot, south M' west 476
feet, south 70* east SM feet, south
66* west 110 feet, south 69* west 660
feet, north 46* west IM feet, south
S6* west 6M feet, ssuth S4* wset 600
feet, north 60* west 166 feat, south
76* wart 626, north 41* waat 660,
south 61* west 126, north 76* west
14* south 60* west 611, ssuth 22*
west 600, north M* want 166, south
60* west SM, north 64* west SM,
north 22* wart 160, north M* wart
226, aonlh 46* wort SM. south 64*
went 160, south 66* wart IM, south
64* want 657, south 26* wart 16, south
61* wart 666, south SSO* west SM,
south 14* east 876, south 87* sast 4M
north IS* wort 616 feet te the line ef
W. E. White; thmws with White's lias
south M* soot IM6 foot to s brunch;
thsnM with said breach north M 1-2*
oust IST, north S4* eaat 200, south
64* east 226, south 66* oast 460 fsst
to a toad; thsnM with said land 8.
60* anst ISM fort to the bsginning,
nnd being the sums tend conveyed to
the said J. L. Wynn by A. R Dun
ning, trustee, by dssd dated March
10th, 1881, and af recerd to the Mar
tin County public registry in book F-2
page 487.
This sale to made by rensM af th'
failure af J. Lass Wynn and wife,
Me—ie Wynn. to pay off and di?
Uns Mat of Dur-
TMs ths 10th day of Fshruary, 19M
FIRST NATIONAL TRUST CO.,
Darkest N. ft
fMdtor Tim tn
PHONE
AnytMng for
Thte Deportment
To
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NOWK
C. g. W. M. HJgh
amttb, tMr hfete* i*to* and all
ethpr mm nMrijaptny under, thru,
M by them:
Yon aw hereby notified that I pur
cheesd IM MM Thompeon tend list
ed by jm in Geeoe Nest Township, on
the in* Monday in June, 1928, at a
sheriff's anlc for tun due for the
yenr IMS.
Yon an furthc notified that unless
yon miaou the certificate of sale
within the tbno required by law, I
a hall heind n deed from the said
IMW coUoctor foe t*** tsH
This 20th day of February, 1926.
126 «tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the author
ity conferred upon us In a deed of
trust executed by JoMpn H. Mizell
and wife, Connie Misell, on the SWrd
day of January, 1926, and recorded
in bMk of mortgagw T-2, pace 4Mb
we will on Saturday, the 20th day of
March, 1929, at 12 o'clock noon at the
courthouse door in Williams ton sell
at public auction for cash to the high
eat bidder the following land, to wit:
Adjoining the lands of Joe Moye
on the north; the lands of Henry
Wynn on the OMt; the lands of buck
Clark and W. R. Little on the south;
and the lands of J. L. Roebuck on the
South, and more particularly describ
ed as follows:
Beginning in a path on the public
road, a corner of the lands of buck
Ciarh and W. R. Little; thence with
said road north 42 1-2 degrees east
36 1-6 poles and north 3# 1-2 de
grees east 47 2-6 poles; thence south
C 1-4 degrees OMt 64 poles; thence
north 66 degrees OMt 71 1-6 poles;
thence north 47 dsgrsss west 101 8-6
potes; thsncs north 79 degrees west
110 4-4 poles to Horse pen branch;
thence with Horsepen branch south 4
degrees west 66 poles to Bates branch
thonce with Betes branch south 3 de
grees oust 62 potes; thonce south 67
degrees east 49 1-6 poles; thence south
69 dsgieee OMt 26 28-100 poles to the
beginning; containing 116 1-2 acres,
more or less, and being the same
land convoyed to Joseph H. Misell by
J. .A. Misell, trustes, by deed dated
December 80th, 1922, and recorded in
Martin County public registry in book
K-2, page 642.
This sale is made by reason of the
failure of JoMpb H. Misell and wife
Connie Misell, to pay off and dis
charge the indebtedness secured by
said dssd of trust to the North Caro
lina Joint Stock land bank of Durham.
This 10th day of February, 1926.
FIRST NATIONAL TRUST CO.,
f26 4tw Trustee.
Durham. N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE OF SEAL PROP
ERTY
North Carol!ns, Martia County.
Uadar aad by virtue ef the authori
ty ef sale caatelnad in that certain
deed ef trust SMiuted by W. Jackson
HelUday and wife, Lucy Holliday, to
A. R Dunning, trustes, recorded in
booh O-l, pegs 474, Martta County
registry, default having been made
in the payment of the note therein ss
cured and at the request of the hold
er of said note, the undsrsigned trus
tee will oa Monday, ths 16th day of
March, 19M, at 11 a. m, in front of
the courthouse door in the town of
Williamstoa, Martin County, N. C , ex-
POM at pabUe sale to the highest bid
der for cash, ths following described
real property, vis:
First tract: Bounded on the north
by the lands of 8. D. Jones; on the
east by the leads of Lawrence Pearce,
sn ths aouth by the lands of Charles
Davis; containing 66 acrea, more or
less, and bsing ths same premises
deeded to J. F. Jackson end J. A. Get
ringer by eha A. Pearce, by deed of
record ia book E-l, at peg e4S4, Mar
THE WANNAMAKER-CLEVELAND
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The Famous Wannamaker-Cleveland Big:
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Bred by the Plant-to-row method since 1908
Owm4 aai Operated by Wiimimtker Brother*
Latest Improved Seed Direct From the
Originator and Breeder
j
' See your county agent, T. B. Brandon,
who if taking* orders for a carload at spec
ial LOW PRICES.
• a
tin County putyUc registry.
Second tract: Beginning M • cedar
in Malvina corner; thence
north with Malvina James' line to S.
D. Jones' line; thence west with said
Jones line to John A. Pearce" land
corner; thence south with the John a
Pearce land to the Gilbert Boston
line; thence east with Gilbert Boston
line to the beginning, a cedar, contain
ing 20 acres, more or leea, a?d being
• portion of the Lawrence Peeiee, u y
tract of land
Third tract: Situate in the oM Nor
man Mill Pond, adjoining the lands of
Malvina James, Gilbert Boston, and
others, and being a portion of the Law
rence Pearce, sr., tract of land, con
taining 10 acres, more or lees.
Fourth tract: Beginning at a pine
stump, C. T. Mizell's corner on the
southwest side of the Jordan Thick
toad and opposite to Stewart Ange's
house lot and well; and thence run
ning up said road S. 84 degrees E.
64 poles to a stake; thence S. 63 W.
185 1-2 poles to a point on the run
of Horse Pen Branch, center of sev
| leal trues chopped as pointers; thence
down the various courses of said
branch to C. T. Mixell's corner; thence
along his line N. 63 degrees E. to
the beginning, and containing 60
ocres, more or less. This being a part
of Lot No. 6 in the Aahely Davis land
division and allotted and deeded to
Julia U. Davis Mizell.
This the Bth day of February, 1926.
A. K. DUNNING,
fl9 4tw Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of a power of sale con
tained in that certain deed of trust
made and executed by Bank of James
ville, a corporation, to the undersign
ed trustee, and bearing the date of
July Ist, 1924, and of record in the
public registry of Martin County in
book Q-2, page 209, said deed of trust
having been given to secure the pay
ment of a certain note of even date
therewith, and the terms and condi
tions therein contained not having
been complied with, and at the request
of the holder of said note the under
signed trustee will the
12th day of March, 19z6, at twelve
o'clock m., in front of the courthouse
door of Martin County at William-
Bton, N. C., offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described real es
tate and personal property, to wit:
First tract: Being the share of John
D. Lilley in the home place of L H.
Lilley, which was allotted to the said
John.D. Lilley in u division between
John D. Lilley and Mollie E. Smith
wick, a description of the ,'L. H.
Lilley Home Place" being set out in
ti deed from L H. Lilley to John D.
Lilley and Mollie E. Smithwick, and
the division between John D. Lilley
end Mollie E. Smithwick is hereby re
ferred to for a more perfect descrip
tion of the share of John D. Lilley in
(J Jinrc«Bk
WMGLEYS RK.
NEW HANDY PACK
Fits hand
pocket and purti
fori for your Btny
Chwring Sweat for aay MMy
Look far Wrigfey'l P. K. H*a4j Pack
M T—R DMICT'I C»—t»r 0 ? fc
Mid dMaiop, aaid mng re
corded in the puhJUa registry of Mar
tin county.
Second tract: Beginning at a small
branch, the southwestern corner of
the land surveyed for Sherman Wil
liams, thence running N. 78 degrees
30* west 68.64 perches; thence N. 89
degrees 80 W. 26 perches to the cen
ter of a branch at the iataraeption of
the Tar landing Road; rrr N, 10
degrees E. 16.48 pemhee dawn said
roedj thence N. 6 degrees 16 E. 82
perches down said road to a post,
Richard Knight's corner; thence N
88 degrees 36 perches to the Light
foot Avenue, thence S. 2 degrees £
28 1-4 perches up said avenue; thence
S. S7 degrees 80 east 55.32 perches;
thence S. 12 degrees E. 19 perches to
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Effective Now
f
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* * Ford cars the two per cent reduction
in tax which normally does not become ef
fective until midnight March 28. This
means that you can have immediate deliv
ery of a new Ford car, taking advantage of
the two per cent reduction.
Williamston Motor Company
Williamston North Carolina
PENDER'S
YELLOW FRONT STORES
Not Price Alone - But Value
WHICH MEANS THE BEST QU ALITY, PUREST FOODS AT the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
Ballard's or Pillsbury's PANCAKE FLOUR, 2 packages 27c
Honey Dew Preserves, pure fruit and sugar only, 16 oz. jar 31c
Black Eye Peas, Fancy California, lb - 9c
Peas, Colonial Brand, fancy early June, small, tender, No. 2 can 12 l-2c
Sun Maid Puffed Seeded Raisins, 15 oz. package 12 l-2c
Sun Maid Seedless raisins, 15 oz. Package 124-2 c
Yellow Cling Peaches, Colonial or El Venado, No. 2 1-2 can 21c
Peaches, Colonial Sliced, No. 1 can 15c
D. P. BACON ~ | POTATOES
Hickory Smoked, Rindless The Very Best South Carolina
1-2 lb. carton ~ 1 lb. carton large and white Yams, pound
23c 45c 6 l-2c 7c
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Marshall's Kippered Herring, large No. 1 can 18c
Catsup, Best Tomato, Bull's Head or Nanticoke, bottle 12c
LENTEN SUGGESTIONS
CODFISH, boneless brick, 1 lb. each ! 12 l-2c
MACKEREL, fancy big and fat, each 11c
CODFISH, Ready to fry, can ...: 14c
SALMON, Argo fancy red, can 37c
SARDINES, Domestic, in oil» can 5c
SARDINES, imported, in olive oil, 1-4 can 17c
JTUNA FISH, 1-2 can 27c
the hagimto* rwtototog 21 W
[ saree, wore pr lees.
Third tract: Beginning at a light
wood stob in the road; thence running
73 yards south to a lightwood stob,
a corner; thence east to a stob, a cor
ner; thence north to the old road;
thence across said road to the end of
a ditch; thence along said ditch, near
ly north to e tagged pine, a corner;
the&M alone the line of shopped trees
nearly east to two large short tagged
pines, a corner; thence along a line
of chopped trees nearly north to a
sweet gum in a small drain; thence
nearly northwest with a line of
chopped trees to a maple on the main
run of Keepers Branch; thence down
the various courses of said branch to
the mouth of Flag Pond Branch;
titwQce op laid branch to the Noah
Godard line; thence with the said God
ard line of old chopped trees to the
aforesaid old romd; thence along said
old road to the beginning, said to con
tain 61 acres, more or less; and be
ing the same premises deeded to C.
R. Moore by Granville Moon by deed
of racord In booh E-l, at page 526
In the public registry of Martin coun
ty.
All the fixture* and furniture now
located in the office of the Banh of
Jamesville, Including vault door, safe,
adding nnd posting machines, type
writers, desks, etc.
This the Bth day of February, 1926
E. H. ANGE,
fl2 4tw Trustee.
Martin A Peel, attorneys.