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THEi SOUTHERNER WEDNESjOJCY, NOV. 8, 1922
IieSoutherner
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Sine 1889 Established
Weekly 1824
T tiled' every afternoon except
I . - ay by THE SOUTHERNER,
rui Troor0' N0"" Carolina
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reign Advertising Represen
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. ileT Gas' B16V.. Chicago, and
Candler Bide., Atlanta, Ga,
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? j Jones Managing Editor
ferman Creech Manager
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I ired at thc.Postoflke in Tar-
, N. C.,' as second class matter
1 t Act of Congress, March 3,'
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'scription rates: Daily, 1 year.
6 months, - $2.50; 1 month,
1 week, 15c. Weekly, $1.50
: year.
ne 75
P. 0. Box 907
pply oref throat ana cam
allow smau ptecea or
APORUO
. ft nr
V'rU VSL
up exclusively for the export trade.
The price here for a one-third
pound tin is from 20 to 30 cents.
American milk may be bought at
the railway station;, in the villages,
and at the great markets ionteh in
and at' the great markets in the cit
ies. In many instances it is ped
dled by children.
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MR. 2ENO MOORE AT HOBGOOD
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WAN1ANS FOR THE
'CROSS
RED
I
the last session of the Kiwanig
is decided to put over the drive
funds with which to carry on
( Red Cross work in Edgecombe
-ty.
;Veral committees have been
ed and on the 17th day of No-
0 oer this drive will take plac
, wiuii mm, nig great worx may
L ontinued in the county sufficient
Mr. Zeno Moore was present at
the Community Fair at Hobgood yes
terday and was one of the judges
of the agricultural exhibits there.
He will go to Roseneath, Halifax
county, tomorrow, where another
community fair will be held, and
there he has been asked to act as
one of the judges of the Agricultural
and other fqrm exhibits.
, Mr. MoOre speaks in the mo;-t
complimentary way of the exhibits
t obgood iind said that this fair de
serves" great credit. '
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, Hall's Catarrh Medicine
Thnas' who nre In a "run down" condi
tion will notice that Catarrh bothcrf
them murh- mnre than when they are In
food health. This (act prove that whllf
vaiarrn a local disease, u is greaij'
mmnced bv constitution.,! cnniltioiff
HALL'S CATARRK MEDICINE I.
Tonic and Blond Furifler, and acta through
the blond upon the mucoue surface o'
tne boay, thus reducing the Innammatioi
and reftorinir normal condition.
All dnmlsta. Circular fre.
F. J. Cheney St Co.. Toledo". Ohio.
ARMISTICE DAY SATURDAY
Is must be had and the allow.
s os inaue oy tc county anu
Next Saturday is ,rmisticc Day
Nearly every town of, any import
ance around us will have a big pro
gram, but as yet the Southerner has
here is not sufficient. .heard of nothing to be done in Tar-
ast year the Red Cross work wasl boro on that Day.
led on and the splendid rcport Scotland Neck and Tarboro are
;et out by Dr. Gvlcs should be preparing for a big day. What will
reciatcd bv all lovers of human, i Tarboro do this year?
Siless the people have actually
into personal contact with
work here, it is hard frr th
iz '
I realize what has been done.
! Tliu Roil ri. i ,
' ' ui ft la ill uil'
eral health work
I Tiis Red Cross
L tion with the gen
i Dr. Gyles.
doctor in the countv has
personal approval' and I
.St
i,!.very
en' it hi
y H want to see it continued.
. i. teiss JIassey is th'e' present Red
isf .nurse lor hdgecombe and -he
vucomplishcde wonders . iniiong
. people of the county,
rhe people of the county will be
.ed to become members and also
I y will be aked to make contni
. lions other than the member-shin
"WORSE THAN PAIN"
LomiiiM Uij Syi She H "Ner.
cr Fui Aaythinf Better Tkaa
Qviw for a Rw-Dowa
Condition."
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fow the folks must not think that than pain.
Morgan City. La. "H would be hard
for tne to tell how much benefit I have
derived from the use of Cardui," said
Mrs. I. G. Bowman, of 1319 Front Stxeet,
this city.
'T wai so run-down in health 1 could
hardly go. I was thin. I had no
apiwtite. Could not rest or sleep well.
1 was so weak, and so very nervous, I
was no pleasure to myself.
"I suffered ome pain, but the. worst
of my trouble was from being so weak
and easy to get tired and but of heart.
'This nervous condition was worse
!J costs - nothing to carry
on this
:rk for it takes several thousand
pilars each year, every dollar of
fciich is spent in a wise aud judic-
'' as manner for the betterment -of
' i
. e people.
r The time has now come when
county can afford to be vithout
,sia depwrtment.
' It is impossible to state how much
ifferipg is allayed and how many
folks are attended to in a way
Vat costs them not a cent,
w This appeal for funds from our
eople should not be passed by hecd-
ssly.
As- the years pass by this feature
' t public service is becoming more
lnd moie prominent and is each day
raining strength nd popularity.
, 6f e.ourse no one t obliged to help,
"but when this matier is properly
'presented to our people we believe
they viV respond ai they ha' c al
ways responded in the past.
H everyone will do their "bit I no .4
'one will , be burdened and the Red '
Cross, will go as successfully in the
'Some one told me of Cardui. ajid I
decided to use It.
"After using a few bottles. I regained
mv strength. I-wasn't so nervous, aijd
began to eat and sleep, and grew
stronger and was soon. well.
"IJuiyje .tieve.r.,faundJinytliing Iwtter
tor a ruB-dOwit Sndition."
If you suffer as (his Louisiana lady did ,
you. too. should find Cardui helpful foi
your troubles.
Get a bottle of Cardui, today. NC-144
CIGARETTES
fifteen (15)
for
Made ty Liggett &. Myer Tobacco Co.
that means quality.
ell, ex parte.
Under and bv virtue of the au
thority conferred upon the under
sinned. Commissioner, by an order
of the Superior court of Pitt County,
made by Honorable J. Frank Har
rington, Clerk-of said Court, on the
'6tb'h day of September, lflUU, the
undersigned Commissioner, will on
the 13th day of November, 1022,
at 12 o'clock noon, in front of the:
court house door, in the town of
Greenville. Pitt county, North Caro
lina, cNposc for sale to the high
est bidder, upon the following terms,
namely One third (1-3 cash, bal-
; . . n
ance in one (1 ana iwu i- years,
iccurcsd by purchase money inort-
... . i . . -i i i
gage, the following ucscrioeu rcai
tate, o wit:
First tract: Lying and being in
Pitt county State of North Caro-
ina. adjoining the lands of Jonas
Hilda. .'. II. Cobb, Dcnnie Langley;
E. T. Edwards; W. C. Edwards arid
J. R. Dozier, and more particularly
described as follows, t" wit:
Beginning at a curt uxie black
irum and a cherry pointct-, .1 .-onier
with Jonas Dilda and E. T. Edwards,
thence north 9 degrees east 610 feet
to a pitch pine; thence south 88 de
grees 20' cast 1019 feat to a bu
1G4!) fecit to an oak ami three pinet,
a corner with lot No. 7 and B. F.
Eagles, thence north 75 degrees 40'
west 1097 feet across the Crisp- i
Sparta road to a stake and three I
pints, a corher with E. Y. Lovclacd;)
thence south 34 degrees ISO' west)
1.183 feet to the point of the bc
ginnii ir- Containing thirty-fivo (o5
acres and being lot No. 2 in the di
vision of the! land of T. L. Edwards,
deceased according to the plot and
survey of same made by S. M. Cradle,
C. E., dated March 1st, 1922, and
duly record in Map book 2, page
, of Edgecombe Registry, to
which reference is hurcby made
This the 5th. day of . October, lOgH.
WALTER G. SHEPPARD,
Date" of sale No'vi 13fh,"1322:"
l IHIC ui .-..ill: Am . Lnivn, nwvii.
Place of salf Greenville, N. C,
in front of court house door.
O 10 4 wks . Commissioner.
THE
S.S.NASH
HAVING SOUGHT THE INTER
EST, OK THE LATE JOHN W.
GOTTEN IN 'HIS INSURANCE
BUSINESS, I BESPEAK A CON
TINUANCE OF THE PATRONAGE
HIS POLICY. HLDER AND
ofFjERY. SERVICES I j jfHE
GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE
BUSfNESS. -, '
S.S.NASH
future 'as it hits'done in years gone1" pamlcO Baitlk Buflditlg
'By.
Rally to the Red Cross and
suffering 'liBmmty. '
help.C
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I Cole's. Original Wood Stoves nev-
! er cook vou never freeze you. Your
AMERICAN, CANNED ' MlLK
';'JS; rfOlULAR IN ' ROSMA' flre ,iw,ya fit the. weather.
By tki A..cVtid lrkri.) ! NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S
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Petrograd. " Oct. 6. American e- ' ' , . ,,s
vportfrf railk is finding an enor- .
SALE,
North Carolina, Pitt County r In
pora
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IDOUMHir I" .woo.-. .-, - . , . .
uch'r.iilk in tins including brands,
Msllia t crr non, J. r.
Cam Km' E. R d Hk4.
R. C. Re Aaaia RaMall Owcas
m4 H.tk4a, Ckarli Owrtl) J
yr R..lti Matvia RaMall; Er
cat Kaift'I aad Faaai Hy Rut-
m
never retailed ia the Vn-Zc4 States,
is shown m"Ue shop windows of Prt-j
vograd and Moscow as can be found'
played in American cities. Many
- '. t'i-"- brands apparently are puti
axie and foui sweet gum pointers
in a branch; thence north 79 de
grees West .130 feet to a stake and
two pine pointers; thence north 82
degrees 30' west 495 feet to a stake
and pine pointer; thence north 85
degrees 30' weist 99 feet to a stake
and three pint; pointers; thence north
7G degrees 30' West '330 feet to a
stake and three pine pointdrs; thence
north 7fi degrees 30' 'west 330 feet
to a stake and three pine pointers;
thence north 74 "degrees 30' west
299 feet to a stake and two pine
pointers; thence north 75 degief3
20' west 1631 feet to a sweet rum
in a, branch; a cornefr with J. Jt.
Cobb and Jonas Dilda; thence along
the line of oJnas Dilda, the following
courses and distance, south 8 de
grees 20' east 2163 feet to an iron
stake, bay and black gum pointers;
thence south 6 degrecw west 305
feet to a cart axle and three pine (
pointers; thence south 80" degrees i
la cast zu I cot to mc point oi
the beginning,' and being the Pitt
county trac of.T- L., Edwards, de
ceased as shown by plot and survey
made by S. M. Cradle, C. E., dated
March. 1st, 1922, and duly recorded
in May book ,' page , of
Pitt county registry, fa which ref-
ctrence is- hereby made, 'and con
Uining one, huBdred-thicty-fiv 4135)
acres; , - .:
Second tract: Situate and being
in No. 8 township, Edgecombe coua
ty, being a part 'of the Walston tract,
adjoining the lands' ef E. YLova-
laee, Frank Eagles, and B. F. Eagles
and more particularly deseribetd as
follows to wit: - ;...s
Beginning at thee pine trees on the
Crisp-Sparta road, a corner with E.
Y., Loraloce and - Frank Eagles;
thenc south S8 degrees 35' elast
1045 . feet to . post oak - and .' two
red oaks, a corner with lot No. 7;
thence north 84 degrees 30' east a
lfitig th lint of Lot No. -7 and 8,
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE GS.
M THE BEST COMPANY
IN THE WORLD.
. SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of adeed of
frut executed by Octavius Wain-
wrighf and wife, Alice Waihwright, j
t i the. undersigned, recorded in book'
2t2. page 103, of the Edgccombei
Public Registry, default having been
made in the payment of the indebted-j
iie.-s therein secured, and the holders!
of the indebtedness having requested
that said dee dof trust be foreclosed,!
I will, on Monday, November 20, ;
I'izZ, at 12 M.t at the court house
dooriri ' Tarboro, N. C, sel at public ;
auction for cash, the following rlo-j
scribed realty: ' j
A . certain tract of .lanil situate in d
Ko. 9 township, 6aid county and statej
adjoining, thu lands of William Ann
I'ittman on the south, H. W. Webbj
.'.., lin?,otl F.rnost Wnbh on the'
ii i.rt h mil I n' C. Fson on the westH
Oeginuiug at a. slake in Pittmaii's
corner in the Webb line, thence ulong
Webb's line North 4 east 910 feet
to a stake, corner of Ernest Webb'
'M MVN sjuaqj 'j!w pun
1825 feet to a stake in B. C. Eason's
line, corner of Ernest Webb and
wife, thence long B. C. Eason's line,
2-05 West 915 feet to a stake; Eas
on's corner in the Pittman line;
thence along the Pittman line south
83-22 E. 1800 feet to the beginning,
containing 38 acres, and being a part
of the land known as the Oppilina
land; the same being the identical
land conveyed to said Octavius Wain
w right and Alice Wainwright, hit
wife, by J. F, Eason and Mary Eason
hiswife'by deed dated December 11
19J9, and duly recorded in the Edge
combe Public Registry, in' book 219,
acv Ttir Ortt irvtmi mrn i paste 487, to which deed reference
rs nib. vaw m tiwvvwaw i. .
G. A.LEGGETT
District Agent
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UNLOADED
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1 CAR NUMBER 1 tlMOTl
' . , HAY
CAR NUMBER 1.
MIXED HAY
LIUH I
1 CAR FEED OATS
IF INTERESTED, CALL- AND T
'' ' CEr my: PRICtS"'
i;R. B. PETERS ::
: : Wholesale and Retail ; : :
GROCER
I Phone 35,21 lMMaSt.
is hereby made for a more particular
description of said premises. -This
sale will be made subject to
a dee dof trust executed by Octav
lus Wainwricht and .' wife, Alice
Winwright, rto Julian Prici, Trustee,
for Jefferson Standard Life Insur
anc'j Company, duly recorded in book
t '18;, fago 205, of the aforesaid reg
istry...' . .--.
( Jlbis .UJfttobttclTOth I?22.,
H, H. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
0 18 itwk4ks ,v:
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FOR SALE
ioO BUSHELS SWEET POT A.
v. .', TOES1 l- 'r ' v,
'ft i
All Nice Selected, Porto Rican
UWo? tt tr--Nol Slip i J
. Full ' Measure - Guaranteed. , t
No leas than 5 ' bu1etsvtb "cus-l
tomer $1.00 per . bushel.
y.iH;Crcecii
-Pay up. your -subscrrption to Th
Southerner.' ;
COMFORT IN LATER YEARS
-Comes as a Result of
... .
YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
Do yoil expect to liye in comfortwhen- you
GROW OLD? r-tl; .
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First National Bank
TARBORO, N. C.
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GOLDEN WEED
SELLING HIGH
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On Oct. 27th we sold 27.000 pounds
on OUR FLOOR, which averaged
$35.00 Per Hundred
LIST;OF A FEW SALES MADE FOR
Vick & Phillips: 424 lbs. brounht $249.34 Ave. fiOc
J. A. Roberson, 12X0 lbs. brought $715.34 Ave. 60c
Baker & Jones: 642 lbs. brought 4405,55 Aye. 63c
BRING US Y.OU NEXT LfAD- WE yiL.L MAKE
IT. BRING Tl IE TOP-NOTCII 'DOLLAR FOR YOU
Yours For Tlie Highest Prices
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FARMERS'
WAREHOUSE
H. P. Foxhall fiaffilayjp
PROPRIETORS
TARBORO; ' N . C;
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1 Hudson, Good Gpqd'tiqn
1 Marmon, GoodCondition
1 1 Davis, Good Condition
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PRICES RIGHT
R. B. HYATT
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