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Tuesday. November 3, 1936
Old-Age Pensions
Aside iruE tar ridiculous r?o?tl ua'.tb'.
it. ihr mar: oppositx-ii ti. trvr -ocsa! purity act is
coming from those of ?> wi>. o-iy entertain an idea
?ell never IT-mr ofci. It h a ?^r? belief that whit
been happening a!: the > cars yi< ??.?.. . lemin: to Us~
To ma-main our ntri>a(W i-re w spend every
cent me can re: and bargain to the lm-1 for many
thine- not a. ai! neteAst-y l <rT::inr that our earn
mp power mil. dwindle ir. Later year? and that a large
pcrtentare oi u> ml. be at the mercy <-? the morld
probably snorr than we ope.
Fluiabl) the present semty pian t? mot prrtcrl.
hut the government of our country can do no better
thins: than to teach us num 1 pnjurr fur ourselves in
later years. Surely the 1 per cent that mill c*ene out
of utir pay the first of nest January aad every pay day
thereafter ml! not breaa u rub liiw. and we
dare say that the use of the sac air- as later years will
be worth more then than now
Socir of the met piUrta isee- n our society to
day center around the arrd Ay tale Many of Uar
oldster? have labored hard for years, and tv-m that
their earring power & ere they are thrumn upon thr
mircy of the moeld. while member? of thru immediate
families, in see cases, see relatives go to public in
stltutuios without -home ur mbc"a?srgrr to them
selves.
1 rs. smLu! security wortth thr I per cent and even
mon. ami n mould ai ti p-.cwl i! me luJ ' ? -m render
half and probably all ur mnrthlrss havurrrs U? t nance
the plan.
Regulation ot Trucks
Truck traffic on thr highways of thr nation and the
cost it nacts m thr has of human life and damage
to property arr at last attracting attention of the reg
ulators. and now coats thr announcements that truck
speeds will be held within thr 3S-mile-an-bour limit.
This is only oar step in thr right direction, and thr
solution will never be wholly reached until the heavy
ireigbt 'raff* is lemoned from the highways and re
turned to the railroads, where it belongs
Thr highway shipping spree has cost this state mil
lions of dollars careful surveys showing that despite
the IBB levied on tracks for gwhw and licenses,
thr amount received is not adequate to offset the dam
age dotir to thr roads. .And if thr State is to accept
this rxprnsr. then certainly it should see that all reg
ulations arr mrt by thr track operators
Defining a Doo-Hickey
l <Mumhu Stair
Rubber hrrK please,' said the gentleman in the
-bur shop, ' but I don I want that little doohickey in
the middle of thr heel "
\ duo-hickey - The repairer glanced at the shoe
and nodded comprehension. The doo-hickry was a
cure of hard rubber set in the middle of the heel.
So that's a duo-hickryrf Well, sometimes
We heard a young bndr thr other day saying that
>hr had a grand new gas sum with a cute little doo
hickey on the sidr to tell how hot the oven was and
to keep her from burning up any more biscuits.
In thr seed store an amateur gardener wanted a
iou bk-krv to spray brr shrubbery with.
Th ryoung man with the new car proudly showed
us girl the shiny doo-hackry on the instrument board
[?r brr to light her cigarette by.
TSTgST In thr millinery shop liked that odd-shaped
green hat, but the gold doo-hickry on the front just
couldn't do. *
In the ten-crnt star a girl wanted to see all those
loo-jiggers people put on whatnots.
A hostess thinking up refreshments for her next
?arty considered thusr different kinds of doolollies
? ou put un toothpicks.
\ scornful male sat on a feminine suitcase to dose
t, but thr pink and-whatr doo-dads kept sticking out
?u he had an awful tanr.
The I ngiish language, by one inclusive figure, boasts
cue -*00X100 words Whether one uses thr "hasic''
that some find aupie tor expression, or rises to
ihe 2.00 or 5.000 wurds of average finglish and Amer
ican speech, or even reaches toward the great range
?f Shakespeare and Woodrow Wilson, with their 15,
AK) Word vocabularies, everyone seems to need and to
use some of these queer, made-up utility words.
\k hat should we do without that aid to failing mem
*>? what s hes name' How would straining de
ceptive powers manage without what-you-may call
it and what you-may-caff "ems"? Where is a more
:'-ni;ifrfnnM\e phrase lor the hungry than the lowly
-ump nto-eat ? Vkl to this group "some thing-of
other (corrupted usually to sumpn-oc-nuther ),
tU.ug um-a-bob and thing-uro-a-jig. and the limp
ing linguist has several sturdy crutches to swing him
over the roughest spots of halting expression.
NOTICE!
N.M. Worsley Farm
Situated One Mile South of Oak Gty on Highway No.
125 Will Be Sold at
Public Auction
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON
Nov. 7 th
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1936. at 2Ml o Clock P. M., in Front of the Main House on Said Premises
N. ML WORSLEY HOUSE "Mf 'Of ;
in the Town of Oak City
V ill Be Offered for Sale in Front of the Premises Inuned
ialelv After the Sale of the Farm
Terms of the sale will be announced at the sale.
This farm contains 80 acres of cleared land. 18 acres acreage in cot*
ton. 18 acres base acreage in tobacco, and 10 acres base acreage in peanuts.
This farm contains approximately 23 acres of woodsland. There are one ten
ant house, three tobacco barns, one packhouse. bam and stables located on
said premises. This farm is one of the best farms in thi? ?riipm is located
within one mile of an accrediated high school and on a hard-surfaced high
way.
This sale is made subject to owners' obtaining an order of court to sell
said farm, due to the fact that two of the owners arc minors.
Anyone interested in looking at either the farm or house and lot will
See Mr. N. W. Worsley
OAK CITY. NORTH CAROLINA
The Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend This Sale
mmors sonci
SX^thi, ? U, ^jnpmoa;
SJmTelauns ***"<* ^ "f'.Pl
said dttnwi to exhibit them to the.
undersigned at ?*k , ?? rv^i*f
or before the 17th day of Octootf.
1937. or the notice w3I he
in bar of their recovery AH per
"r'n^rf u? said estate dill{
Dlease make immediate PW7?r?p
This 16th day Ckyober. ?** |
B M WORSLEY. Executor
oct-21) 61 w of Jincpfune Pittx
notice
Havire. this day qualified as exec
Ul^oluw^tateof ttmfcite Wdlmm
E Tive. deceased, under the_last
will and testament of the mid t? t
Tice. notice is hereby give? all i
?orN^r^^-1
pleaded in bar of recovery of the
same All persons indebted to mjd
estate are hereby requested to make
edieaic ??? . ' .
immediate payment of. th
JSt NOAH T TICE.
Ft ecu tor of the Will <rf ^ ^ Tice
notice or sale
^jpf^r and t*T vlrtllf ?f ^
of sale contained m that certain
deed of trust bearing date J"?iary
10 1924. from Jane Sfruill Mtzeue
and husband. H R ^
undersigned trustee, which is of rec
ord in the public registry of Matb"
County in oook P I page 9. default
having been made in the payment of
the indebtedness for which mid deed
of trust was given as 'security, tne
terms and stipulations of same not
having been complied with, and at
the request of the holder of two of
said notes, the undrrs-gned trustee;
will on Wednesday, the l?lh day of;
Novembei. 1936. at twelve <**>?; i
clock noon, in front of the Bank of
Robersonville. RobersooviUe. North
Carolina, offer for sale, at public auc
tion. to tne highest bidder, far cadi.'
the following dtsrr.bed real estate,
to wit:
First Tract Beginning at the cor
ner of lot No 1 in the run of Col
Ue Swamp and runnu-g ah** the,
line of lot No 1. N 4 1 1-4 W 12
chains to the corner of M No. t.
thence along the line of lot No 4. N
11 1-4 E 26 25 chains, thence N. 31)
1.2 W. 24 40 chains along a ditch to I
the center of the public road thence I
along said road N 90 1-2 E. 1-50^
chains and N. 73 E 51 links to the j
corner of kit No. 6: thence along the:
line of No 6 S 8 E 2990 chains.)
thence S. 11 1-4 W 17 chains to aj
pine, thence S 41 E 9 chains to run
of Collie Swamp, thence down run
Containing 36 and 7-10 acres, more
or less. The same being b* Ho. 5
in the dial Is Spruit! land Division
and allotted to W L Spr Jill in said
division
Second Tract Beginning at the
corner of kit No 5 in the run cd Col
lie Swamp and thence running along
the line of lot No 5 N 41 W 9
chains to a pine: thence N II 1-4 E
17 thence N 9 W 2990
chains to the corner of lot No. 5 in
along the center of mid road N 73
E 18 chains to the corner of lot No
7; thence along the line of lot No 7
S 8 E 35 chains, thence S 66 12
E 9 50 chains lo the run of Collie
Swamp, thence down ran of Collie
Swamp to the brgiimmg and co
tauung 23 and 9-19 acres, more
less. The same being lot No ? ?
the Charles Spraill land division and
allotted to Ifgry Andrews in said
division- For further particulars,
reference is given to said Charles
Spruit] land dmsaon. which is of
record in the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Martin Coun
ty, N. C. about the month of April.
1919.
This the 17th day of October. 1936.
A- S ROBERSON.
o21 4t
Haul D.
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of C C Keys,
late of Martin County. North Car
olina. this is to notify all
having claims against the t
said deceased to exhdut them to the
undersigned at her heme at B. F U.
JamesviBe.Iliorth
before the 3rd d)
1937. or this notice will be pleaded
in bnr of their recovery All per
son* indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment
This the 3rd day of November,
FLORENCE KEYS,
n3 6tw Executrix of C. C Keys.
Hush G. Horton. attorney.
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
North Carolina.
Martin County
af M. B.
Genera Jen
l the
Next
Parle.
Under and by virtue of an order
of sale made by L B Wynne, clerk
of the superior court of Martin
County, in the above-entitled pro
ceedmgs. the undersigned commis
sioner will, on Friday, the 27th day
of November. 1996. at twelve o'clock
noon in front of the Bank of Rob
rrsr.fiVllie in the town of Roberson
ville offer far sale to the highest hid
dev. for cash, the following described
real estate, to writ:
First Tract Being lots Nos. 8. 9,
10. 11. 12. and IS of the subdivision
uf the L D. Roebuck land as sur
veyed and mapped by T. W. Secrest,
containing 10 45 acres, and also one
bouse and lot and one vacant lot ad
hiir-mg and lying on the Parmele
end Robersonville road
Second Tract: Beginning on the
Mill Dam. a corner, of James O. Jen
kins. and running 862 W. 245 poles
to a pine. Lyda Coburn's line, thence
5 88 1-2 W 85 poles to a stake in
Saraprass Point, thence N. 52 1-2 E.
252 poles to a sweet gum. to the run
af Matthews Parker Swamp, in Mc
Nelson line, fhehce down the vari
ous courses of the said swamp to the
beginning, containing, by estima
tion. 96 acres, be the same more or
less, this being the same parcel of
land that W. A Jenkins purchased
f James O. Jenkins and Jesse L
Jenkins by deed dated the 28th day
"f September. 1888.
This the 26th day of October. 1936.
ELBERT S. PEEL,
n3 4tw Commissioner
NOTICE
North Carolina.
Martin County.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
??f trust executed to the undersigned
Irusiee by O C. Joy nee on the 19th
?lsi of February- 1996, and of rec
ord in tile public registry of Martin
County in book H 3. at page 493.
>aid deed of trust has ing been given
for the purpose of securing a cer
tain note of even date and tenor
?fccewith. default having been made
?n the payment of said note, and the
stnx.lationv contained in said deed
f irusi not having been complied
with, and at tie request of the own
er of said note, the undersigned
trustee will, on Thursday, the 3rd
day of December. 1936. at twelve o'
Still Coughing?
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nay be brewing and you can
ant aSord to take a rtianre Wh any
thing leas than Cteumuttoo. wbkh
right to the arat of the trouble
to i
rightn
fi~* noon, in front at the court
houae door in the town at William
bidder, for cash, the fallowing de
scribed rani estates to nit:
Lying and bong in the town of
de of the
bounded on the north by the
of Joe Peel am
on the east by the
Washington rood, on the south by
the lands of Wheeler Martin, and an
the west by the lands of Riley and
Mars Rogers, containing about four
r ka, and being
in the town of Wil
i on which O. C. Jojmer now
Hut the ted day of November,
Ml
ELBERT & PEEEL.
?>3 ?tw Trustee.
Dr. C. J. SAWYER
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
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DC. UCNDDrg OLD OPTIC*
N.C.
DONT TAKE COLIk
TEXACO
FIRE-CHIEF
A gasoline that
meets the U5. gov
ern m e n t re
quirements for fire
engines and ambu
lances.
HARRISON
Oil Company
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I feel cheered up at mealtime
and after..."
CAMCLS
COSTLIER TOBACCOS
Wood for Sale
For the Next 10 Davs
WOOD HALF-PRICE
25c Cart Load
50c Wagon Load
This offer will only last 10 days. Bet
ter buy now while the price is low.
FARMVILLE-WOODWARD
LUMBER COMPANY
WILLIAHSTON ~ =3=
Danger Ahead!
Beware of Wot. Slippery Roads
The season of "Bad Weather" is approaching. If your tires
are good, very good for you. However, if your tires are old. weak
and threadbare, you are taking a dangerous risk. Be alert to the
dangers of wet. snow-laden roads, danger lurks at every turn of
the wheels when your tires are no longer safe, dependable, and
good.
r GET A BRAND NEW SET OF
Firestone -Tires
Today and Be Set for Those Dangerous
and Hazardous Trips This W inter
We Stock and Sell
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