LONG LITIGATION I
Over guano has
ABRUPT CLOSING
Non-Suits Arcejjtfil I > v
Swift & Company, Plain
tiffs in Series of Cnrrituek
County Art ions
MAY BOB l'l' AGAIN
Company Has liicht to Ke
open Suits \\ itllin Year,
But General Impression
Is That It Will Not
The long drawn legal battle
over the Male of a quantity of fer
tiliser 10 Home 23 Currituck
County resident * in 1922. which
the buyers alleged was of inferior
after the February term of Super
r lpr Court opened here Monday
with Judge F. A. Daniels, of '
Qoldaboro. on the bench.
Swift Ac Company, plaintiff In .
the actions, accepted u non-suit in
all the cases still on the calendar.
They had been continued from the j
December-January term of court
upon representation by counsel
for the pluintlff company that ad-,
dltlonal evidence was being col- j
lacted.
The first of the caKn was taken ,
up at Uie March. 1 ?*2? term of Su- |
perlor Court. It resulted in a
Judgment assessing the defendant
half thi? cost of the fertilizer. Loit
er, however, the Supreme Court
ruled that the fertilizer either1
Was worth the full price charged*
for It, or was worth nothing, and
decided outright in fnvof* of the!
defendant. Some half a dozen
other cases, virtually ideutic-alj
With that one, were tried at ?uh-'
sequent terms of Superior Court I
here, and all resulted in verdicts I
for the defendants.
Under the. law. Swift & Com- j
pany may re-open the case* with
in a,* year. The impression here,
howsver, is that they will not be I
reopfened, though counsel for the'
gW>p?ny lias made public no
? statement on the subject,
f- v Fundamentally, the long fought
' battle over the fertilizer hinged
about the question whether it was
of the quality claimed for it by j
the plan u fact u re rs. The plaintiff'
" company held thai it was, and was
subjected to painstaking analysis j
to determine that fact. The com-'
pan* argued that any failure on
the part of the defendants to raiBe I
-a satisfactory crop was due to!
; weather and other conditions In
whtah the fertilizer had no part. '
When these eases had been dis
posed of, aud after several other |
cases had been settlod by com pro- i
raise or otherwise. Judge DauJele !
adjourned court until afternoon.
The. next caMe slated was an action
in which Jonah Collins, adminis
trator, Hi bringing eult for dam
Iau?*s against the Hyde County
j Land and Lumber Company.
Other actions also on the dock
et (or the day included u suit
by M. P. Hlte against A. L. Ayd
lett. for the collection of archi
tect's engineering fee*; and u case
in which the City of Elizabeth
City Is suing A L. Aydlett. These
cases, aud another in which the
Permuit Company is suing the
Crystal Ice & coal Compauy. were
expected to keep the court busy
through Tuesday also.
The following actions were
slated for Wednesday:
Director General of Railroads
against Lambert Brothers.
The Spencer-Walker Company !
against E. F- Spencer, and E. F.
Aydlett against M. H. Jones, re- 1
lated actions growing out of the |
failure of the Spencer-Walker i
Company here several years ago.
The City of Elizabeth City j
against the Hoard of Graded
School Trustees.
Peter MulUn against Fred Rob
inson.
For disposal Thursday are the
following cases
Newbern & Fislier against W. E.
Culbreth.
Howard Roughton against Ben
1'ailin.
J. R. Newbern against the
Western Union Telegraph Com
pany.
Barnes and Hall against W. E.
Dunstan.
For Friday, closing the week's
docket, are the following actions:
The Unique Illustrating Com
pauy vs. Lambert Brothers.
The Clarke Seed Company vs.
Jenneite Brothers.
Judith R. Griffin against L. B.
Roach.
Minnie Overton vs. Elisha Ov
erton.
Nannie PerklUH vs. Dr. W. B. ]
Sharpe. \
Holdfast Rubber Company vs. !
Central Filling Station.
Director General o<f Railroads
vs. the Farmers Ginning & Pro
duce Company.
The court will last a week on- I
ly. Cases stricken from the dock- \
et Monday, mainly through com- j
promises, follow:
Catherine W. Browne vs. Com
mercial Bank of Wilson; Arundel
Sand & Gravel Co., vs. Lambert
Brothers; F. B. Harper vs. East
ern Carolina Transportation Com
pany; J. B. Williams vs. H. C.
Gallop; proceedings over t)ie will
of Gabriel Whitehurst; First &
Citizens National Bank vs. E- M. ;
Walker et al; two cases; J. S.
Padgett vs. Dr. John Sallba;
Claud Bailey vs. George Wood
house; and Carolina Banking &
Trust Company vs. J. M. Jen-|
uings.
HALF THE BOYS LAND
IN CHICAGO COURTS
Chicago, F?b. 14. ? (AP) ? Of
hoys who *row up in downtown
Chicago 4 43 of every 1,000 land
in the courts. Professor Ernest
I Burgess of the University of Cht
| < ago hab made this deduction af
Iter a survey of youth between 11
land 17.
When Crocodiles Cross Snouts in Mortal Combat
One of the rarest ever made by a naturalist Is this photo of two crocodllw flbhiing to Clio death.
It was obtained in Northern Australia by Francis Hirths and shows one s.iiirian I left) with his snout
held fast by the other who is endeavoring to drown I*Ih antaeomat by holding him under water. Al
ter taking this photo. Dirties Haw the former gradually cess" iiis struggles and Anally float away
dead aud the victor thrash his heavy tail and disappear.
SEEK MARAUDER WHO
WOUNDED GIRL WITH
IRON FtJHNACE CRANK
Birmingham. Ala., Feb. 14.? '
<AP) ? Police today sought a ma
rauder who attacked Miss Flor-i .
ence Seaver, 16 year old daughter ?
of Major and Mm. Thomas C. ]
Heaver, ?arly Sunday morning. |
wielding an iron furnace crank to J
Inflict dangerous head wounds. ,
The girl's assailant then locked
the mother In her room, set fire
I to the house and escaped with
! 945 and other valuables.
! Mrs. Seaver wag awakened by i
the smell of burning cloth and!
climbed through her second story
window to the roof of the porch '
j to summon help. Firemen arrived |
in time to take the mother and
[girl from the burning house.
Today the victim was pro
jnounced In a serious condition. I
I Her face was crushed.
I The girl told a half coherent
I story to hospital attendants.
| When she awoke she saw a man
standing over her bed. When the
invader noticed that she fcas
awake, he told her to keep quiet
or suffer death. It was when she'
tried to summon help that he !
used the heavy weapon. The J
room was dark, the girl said,!
and she was unable to describe
her assailant, other than his voice
sounded like that ot a negro.
The glrl'g father, Major Seaver.
Is in Florida on business for the
Salvation Army.
Captains Navy
? . IA0V
! The Navy expects to have a boxing
team i his year in keeping with the
calibre of if* ltk JG football elevcn
| Captain Richard Collins, who la
l captaiu. also holds the intiTcolle
eizto bantam title
Too Late to Classify
I FOL'ND ? A pair nf tan x :?? gloves
I In front of pout office. Call
i 313-W.
NK<;iU> CIMVE KOItltKK
MAY A I. SO BE TOLEDO
iSlk;(;ei< of women
I'hirtiKo. Feb. 14 ? (API ? The
ories that James Coyner, giant ne-i
gro serving J* prison sentence In
Indiana for grave robbery may ,
liav<? been the Toledo slugger of
women and also have information
about the torso of a woman found
near South Bend, Ind., were ex
pressed today by authorities delv
ing into the mystery of four wo
men's skulls. found in a trunk at I
Itoyal Oak, Michigan.
Coyner li*^ acknowledged thai'
the trunk belonged to him but he
denied he knew anything pf the
Hkulls. in letters smuggled from
prison to his sister in (Chicago,
however, Coyner repeatedly urged
her to get his trunk, and alluded
; to "something else" than his
i grave robbing conviction, which
; if discovered, be said, would
make him "through forever."
Cayner is in prison after he was
convicted of robbing a grave at
Hammond, Indiana.
f Chicago authorities were jnves
Itiguthuc a theory that Coyner
! might have obtained the skulls by
J grave robbing or by slaying near I
iBernlco Illinois, where he once
i vnrlioH
STOKI,EY HAS a few more nice j
apples and grapefruit yet. Al- !
most giving them away. 1 4-1 On I
MARKET REPORT
NEW YORK COTTON
Saw York. Feb. 14. ? (AH) ?
The col toil market showed au eas
ier tendency today under liquida
tion. Southern and local selling
which appeared to be influenced
by a less bullish view of proposed
farm legislation and somewhat
disappointing figures on domestic
consumption ior January. After
selling up. to 14.18 at the start.
.May declined to 13.92, the mid
afternoon market showing net
losses of about 7 to 10 points.
Spot closed quiet; middling
14.00. Futures closed steady, iu
to 14 lower:
High. Low. Close.
Mar 14.1)4 13.65 13.67
May 14.18 13.36 13.90fi92
July 14.37 14.09 14.12&14
Oct. 14.63 14.29 1 4.34 $2 35
Dec. 14.79 14.46 14.51 ft 53
Previous opening: Match 13.8
Previous close: March 13.85;
May 14.02; July 14.22; Octob r
14.4 4; December 14.62.
Opening: March 13.90; May
14.15; July 14.37; October 14.61;
December 14.78.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
I New Orleans. Feb. . 14. ? (AP)
| ? After opening at the' peak today
I 18 to 19 points above the previous
| close, low domestic mill consump
tion gave cotton prices the first
downhill push und with tin* added
| impetus of unfavorable McNary
jHaugen sentiment, they glided
| swiftly downward to the lows of
1 30 to 31 points below the early
I highs. The day's exports totalled
37.536 bales.
I Spot cotton closed quiet, 20
'points down, sales 2.005; low inid
jdling 11.70; middling 13.70; good
middling 14.65. Receipts 7.557;
stock 643.808. Futures:
High. Low. Close.
Mar. 14.03 13.GK 13.68<I>71
May 14.20 13.85 13.87**88
July 14.37 1 4.02 14.03**05
Oct. 14.45 14.16 14.19
Dec. .._14.50 14.30 14.32?
Previous close: March 13.85;
May 14.01; July 14.18; October
14.30; December 14.4 4.
Opening: March 14.02; May
14.20; July 14.35; October 14.43;
December 14.57.
COTrON SEED OIL
New Orleans, Feb, 14. ? (AP) '
? Cotton seed oil closed steady; J
prime summer yellow 9.00; prime i
crude nomiual February 9.00;
March 9.33; May 9.43; June 9.50;
July 9.64; August 9.74; Septem
ber 9.85; October 9.90.
New York, Feb. 14. ? (AP) ?
Cotton seed oil closed steady.
Prime summer yellow 8.45; prime
crude 7.87 1-2; February 8.45;
March 8.50; April 8.50; May
8.70; Juue 8.85; July 8.90; Aug-i
ust 9.00; September 9.00; Octo-J
ber 9.00. I
GRAIN MARKET
ChicaKO. Feb. 14. ? < A 1* > ? Un
expected increase in the 1'nlted
States wheat visible supply total
today led to decided downturns in
prices. The total is now 55.354,
000 bushels against 42.830,000
bushels a year ago. Cash premi
ums for wheat at the Gulf of Mex
ico today were easy at eight cents
over Chicago May asked. Wheat
closed nervous 3-8 to 1 1-4 net
lower; corn 3-8 to 3-4 down; oats
1-4 to 5-8 ofT and provisions at 12
to 55 cents decline.
Cash wheat No. 2 hard 1.40 1-2
ft 1.41 1-4; No. 2 spring 1.31?
1.4 4 1-2; corn No. 2 yellow 78 1-4
ft 78 1-2; No. 2 mixed 73; oats
No. 2 white 48 1-4; No. 3 white
4 2 1-2 ft 4 6 1-2; rye No. 3 1.03;
barley 64 ft 82; timothy 5.00 ft
5.75; clover seed 27.50 ft 33.00 ;
lard 13.00; ribs 18.00; bellies
16.75,
LIVESTOCK
Chicago. Feb. 14. ? (AP) ?
Hogs 45,000; variable bulk desir
able 140 to 200 pounds averages
1 l.'Juft 12.20; 210 to 240 pound
butchers 1 1.75 ft 1 1.05; 250 to
300 pound averages 11.60ft'
11.75; bulk packing sows 10. GO
ft1 11.00; heavyweight hogs 11.50
4111.80; medium 1 1.60 ft 1 2.05 ;
light 1 1.75912.25.
Cattle 20,000; steady to strong
13.10 paid for weighty steers;'
good to choice . kinds 11.50ft
12.75; best yearlings 12.25; me
dium bulls 6.00ft 6.25; light
vealers 12.00 to 14.50.
Sheep 14,000; active; choice
hamly weight to shippers 13.35;
wooled lambs 12.75 ft 13.25; hea
vy lambs 12.50ft 13.50; culls
10.00ft 11.00; desirable fat ewes
7.50 ft 8.50; desirable lambs 12.50
ft' 13.00; medium light weight
12.00ft 12.25.
NEW YOHK STOCKS
* New York, Feb. 14. ? (AIM ? |
Higher dividends and the dissein
[ illation of a bullish interview byj
W. C. Durant. prominent marked
operator, provided the background |
for another advance in stock i
j prices today. Buying orders were I
spread over a fairly broad list,
but speculative interest centered
largely in the industrials and spe
cialties.
The closing was strong. Total
sales approximated 1,900,000 !
shares.
New York stock close:
American Can 47 1-2 j
American Locomotive 110 1-2'
American Tel. & Tel 155 1-8 J
American Tobacco 122 J
Atlantic Coast Line : 1 87 1-2 1
Baldwin Locomotive 175 1-2 ;
Baltimore A Ohio 1113-4 1
Bethlehem Steel 46 3-4 ?
Canadian Pacific 176
Chesapeake & Ohio 155 7-8 i
Coca-Cola 177 1-8 J
| MINERS ENTOMBED ?
l'ottaville. Pa., Feb.
| ? Six miners were entombed t*>- '
day behind a wall of rock and -
brl* at the Haven Run colliery, a
Hazeibrnok holding. It in b.._
I llevtd that tkey *re still alive, al
I though the rescue crews have ?u
1 far been unable to get any r$
bponse to their signals.
THE DOCTOR LAUGHED
N'pw York. Feb. 14. ? (AP) ?
Frank Caruso today confessed lu
had killed Dr. CaBpel S. Pendola.
physician to Caruso's six-year-old
son who died yesterday of diph
theria and for whose death t K<
father regarded the doctor re
sponsible.
Caruso told police Dr. P?ndola
arrived yesterday two hours after
'the child's death and laughed
when told the child was dead.
Thn body of Dr. Pendola was
j found In the midst of wrecked
i furniture in the Caruso home. He
was choked and stabbed to d? ath.
I Chrysler Corporation 42 3-4
[Consolidated f!as ? 99
'Corn Products 59 5-8
| Dodge Bros. "A" ............ ? 26 7 -X
| Erie Railroad 4:i
.General Motors 158 1-4
'Gulf States Steel .. 62 1-2
(Houston Oil x 6
'Hudson Motors 04 3-4
I International Harvester ? 156 1-2
| Inter. Tel. & Tel. 127 3-4
Kennecott Copper 61
Kr?-Hge (S. S. ) Co. .....
Marluod Oil
Montgomery Ward
: New York Central
Norfolk ic Western
Packard Motor Car ?
I Pan American Pet.
Pennsylvania
; Radio Corporation
? Seaboard Air Line .
Sears Roebuck
I Sinclair Con. Oil _.
i Southern Railway .
{Standard Oil, Cal. .
j Standard Oil. N. J.
iStudebaker
Texas Co.
iT'nlon Pacific
'United Drug ..
U. S. Ind. Alcohol
j IT. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
| White Motor Co.
[Reynolds "B" 122 l-_
I Liggett and Myers "B" ? 89
Chicago and Grt. West. 14
Vlcks Chemical 66 1-4
NORFOLK MARKET
February 8th, 1827.
as reported by
JARVIS & EE XT It ESS
to
BPKNCE- HOLLOW ELL CO.
Alive. DitwMMl
Heng 25-28 30-35
Young Chickens ...30-35 35-40
Calves, (milk) ^.12-13 15-17
Yearlings 7-10, 9-11
Hogs, 100 lb 13-14
Hogs. 50-80 lbs. ? 13-14
Turkeys ? 35-40 45-55
: Geese 25 30-lfc
Ducks 25 35
Eggs, do*.. 35-38.
Sweet Potatoes ? Bbl. |1. 75-12.00.
THE CLASSIFIEDS WII.l.
GUIDE YOU IN WISE
SHOPPING PATHS
DAILY ADVANCE
CLASSIFIED ADS
ThU tilse type (8 point). o??
tent a word each Insertion,
minimum 26 cents, ono time;
76 cou t a week; 15 words.
Standing ads, five cents a
word per week. Twenty cents
per month ? in advance.
White space and para
graphed ads, 60 eents an inch.
Copy must be io the office
by 5 p. m. day before inser
A^
unectnenUi
&MJK STAR SALE ob this week
on the Oriole Cm* Range. Watch
for the advertisement tomorrow.
un.
lilia. JBNN'IK 1'UITCII AllD will
return In a few days from New
York City with nil the new
8?rlag millinery. See the pret- ,
tlest hats and the newest ityles
at i'rltciinrd'H Mllllnefy. 12tfnl
SI At'C^ION STORK j
ed from North Polndexter f
t to 11-13-16 North Wator t
atm??t and will be kuown as Mor
rlsettea Exchange Store. lOtfn
u n ^KAVlNO town, want to dis
pose of my household furniture, I
Including nn old fashion side- (
board Apply Mins Inex Reld at
C. CI field's or phono 509-J.
~Vrs. Martha Harrison. '
? 211 Pearl street
-11TKR BERVICB Co.?
fcke yorfr Typewriter work |
hew. Phone or ?eo Cecil
fct The National Rank. 8-1 4n i
MP PLY of clean rags Is M* 1
' We will pay 2c lb for
table quality without hooka
ttttons firing to the Ad
Office. 2?tfa
IrAPKRH delivered. Our
paper stock Is running
i of the demand and taxing
[ storage facilities. For a
time only we will deliver
' worth or more to any part ,
> etty provided reasonable
la given. Price on*-l?alf
pound. This paper i? i
and la good for wrapping |
eking purpose*. Phone 5*7 |
The Advaare. tfa i
WHti
cold baths at all hours. 1 1 - 1 7 p
HOT AND COLD shower hatha.
Urn clusa harher service at
small coat. Hair cuts 2Cc Ran
dulla Boh-Her Shop. N. Poln
dexter street. 8-14p
Bug Service . 58
GEORGK WASHINGTON High- 1
way now open. McPherson Bus
i Line leaves dally 8 a. n?. via Mo
yock. 10:30 And 2 p. m.. via
George Washington Highway.
Bus leaves for Bdenton and,
Hertford at 10:30 n. m. and
6:00 p. m. 14tfn
I ? ? ?
Dairies 67
GUERNSEY MILK la 30 per cent
higher in food values than ordi
nary milk and has higher vita
mine content ? those proprlotlea
i which are absolutely essential
for normal health, growth and
development. Cohoon's Guern
sey Dairy. "Where Quality Is
Paramount." Phone 1008W.
1 0-1 6n.
FiHUig Smlun 23
|8BRVKJI with a smile. Call here
here and see this mottx) carried
, out. Standard Filling Station.
1 4,1 9n.
For Rent 10
NINE ROOM IIOU8B for ?nt.
Modern conveniences. large lot.
garage. At 6*1 North Road
street, Apply W. D. Dealer,
Phone 259-J. or 314. 14-ltn
FOR RBNT ? Two or three fur
nlshed rooms for light house
keeping. Apply 141 N. Martin.
Street. t-15n
FOR RKNT ? Furnished* rooms
with modern convenience. Near
business section. Apply 141
North Martin street. 8-1 4n
HOUSE on Second street, four
rooms, water and lights. Nice
condition. fl.BO week. C. L.
Lister. Phone ? 8 1 - W . 8tfn
STORE for rbnT? Comer of
j Poindexter and Burgess streets,
desirable business location, sult
I able as Drug Store, Confection
i *ry Store or Filling Station, rea
sonable real. Phone 813. 1-1 4n
COMFORTABLY furnished, heat
ed room for rent. Phone 879-J.
4tfn.
Site/ ~ 11
wwwmsmtixi
1 cheap. Apply 127 North Poln- !
dexter street. ll-17p
LARGE TRACT of land known or
"Conner Farm" In South Mills.
Apply caretaker on land or ad
dress J. S. Meserve, Norwood, i
Ohio. 11-1 6p
FR08T PROOF EARLY and
Charleston Wakefield cnbbaK"
and oalon plants, 500. $1.26; 1
I,000, |2.00 delivered. Tomato i
eggplant and bell pepper plants
ready March 1, 60c hundred. N.I
T. Aydlett, Valdosta, Georgia.
10-I6p
FOPR YOITNO. light mulea for |
sale cheap, or exchange for hea- 1
vy horses. W. L. Cohoon, KHz- 1
abeth City. N .C. 9tfn
1915 STI7DBRAKBR Coupe 8e
dsn. Fire passenger. Excellent |
condition, run only 7,000 miles. !
& good tires. A real bargain. Ap
ply Hubert ToXey, Owens 8hoe
Co. 8-1 4pi
NICK DRIVING MARK for sale.
Thoroughly gentle, has speed '
?even years old. Apply Shlloh, |
Box 4. x Mm
ONK FORU8GN tractor, one John
Derrlng tractor plough, two dou
ble disc for tractor. Apply to
Clarence Reid, Locust and Cher
ry streets. 5tfn
RrNDLTNO WOOD ? Pine slats
used to protect foreign news
print Iq shipment. Excellent for
starting Mres. Almost at your
own price It you hare way to
Ida4 and more It. The Advance.
X.t7,ttp.
fEjETwRSir^"
224 North Road street.
OLD PAPERS delivered. Our
waste paper stock Is rnnnliiR
ahead of Hie demand and taxing
our storage facilities. For a
limited time only we Hill deliver
II.OO worth or more to any part
of the city provided reasonable
notice ia given. Price one-half
cent a pound. This paper It
clean and la good for wrapping
or packing purposes Phone *67
or 366. The Advance. tfa
WOOD ? WOOD ? Wood. t)rj
plar, food graft* hardwood
Phono 441, D C. P?rrjr. 4Kb
r6tt Ulrt ? Pnu tr??r of Im
Droved virlotlec. a> follows: Stu
art. 3cht?r. 8uc<a*a, Mon?jtuak
Ir. Nelaou; I to I f?t, 11.00:
t? It fMt. fl.SO. N. C. Ortl
0cal? o t Nuraarj lupiwtloa No.
tl*. Roblaaoo Pfcan Ororea,
ElUtboth Cltf, N. a Sltfo
flrorrrir*
HI FRU|T8 and vegetables,
detlelotts and apprising. Otr{
[ store is dean, our service la
, prompt and particular. E. R.
Meckins. Phono 74. 12-lHn
Hardware 48
CULPEPPER Hardware Co. Ev
i orythlng in the hardware line
at reasonable price*. Elizabeth
| City, Edcnton, Wllliamston.
, 1 2-1 8n.
Help Wanted ? Female 32
WORK AT HOME ? $6 a dozen
making scarfs. Experience un
necessary. No canvastting. Par
1 ticulars for stamp. Llnnit Ser
vice, Inc., Dept. n 67, Lynn.
Mass. 1 4 p
H;lp Wanted 6
WANTED ? Two Rood men with
families to work by the day or.
farm at Moyock. I have teams
and complete equipment. Houses
j in good condition. Apply to
, Mrs. Buck Owuley, Moyock, N.
C. 12-18H
WANTED ? Dill poster to handle ?
plant with headquarters at Au
lander, N. C. Must he reliable
and good worker and under
stand new construction. Appa
lachian. Porter Advertising
Compuny, llox 4 4 5, Lenoir, N. C.
11-18 p.
CIHCUI L AT ION MAN wanted""^
one with car preferred. Must
be able to drive car and willing
to do house house soliciting In
or out of town. Ask by mail
only for appointment. The Ad
vance. tfa I
INSURANCE ? NoTtlT Carolina
concern, wants representative In
Elizabeth City. Experience not
necessary but must be not a
failure but a man who has made
good 4n some line ? business,
profession or Vocation. Absolute
Integrity and Irreproachable rep- j
utation essential. Apply to In
writing only to Advertiser, care
Advance. .. janlOtfa ,
Laundry Service 71 ;
PHONE 453 and have laundry ,
called for and delivered In 24
hdurs. Hertford Hteam Laun
dry. 14-1 6p
FAMILY WA8IIINO? Rough dry
and damp wash. Men's work a
specialty. Alpemarlo Laundry
Pbone 126. SS-tfn
Mqnla ;? _ , 55,
TIIB BUST MKATS ? Wwitrrn j
?iHf Netkve, Ww rMclmr. Heel J
Davis. Phone 58, city Market.
14-l9n.
I'lumhiug 13
PLUMBING ? Skilled workman
ship, prices very reasonable. Ser
vice second to none. C. E. Clar
relt. Plumber. 31tfn
Wanteil 25
WANTED ? Position as bookkeep
er clerk. etc. Will accept any
thing. References. Phone 677-J.
?ll-17p.
Sign Painting 53
It. W. ORIFFiN, signs and show
cards. Shop over Mitchell's De
partment 8tore. Postoff ire Box
HI. 1 1 ' f n .
Mrs. Wade I? eld,
City Itoute Five.
Shoes 50
A SPECIAL IX)T of Florshelm
Shoea. noth Oxfords and High
Shoea. Values to J10.00. Spe
cial SQ.K&. Gallop A Toxey
Shoe Co. 14-19n
500 PAIKS ladlca' ahoea and allp
pera at $1.00 ? Another pair for
lc. Hale going good. Gallop ft
Toxey Shoe CO. 12-18n
SNAPPY STYLES in FadieV
ahoca arriving dally In blonde,
bluah and parchment trimmed In
cherry. O. M. Wllllama, IB Wat
er atrect. 9-16n
.Stcond Hand Furniture
WK miY AND SBLl, aecond hand
furniture, or trade In for new.
Morrlaette'a BxchaHke Store,
I1-13-1B North Water Street,
next to Ilankn A Hughea. lOtfn
Wiuitrd to Buy 21
CLKAN COTTON raga without
hook* or button*. Will pay lc M>?
for raga of dwlrable quality.
Bring to the Advance Office.
!7tfo.
Lq|?i Notice* 33
NORWI CAMOMNA.
I'AJMJI OTANK COO NTT
TO Aft h-ln of w A. IVWfilM SNM*, or
am or r u,niM ?okUt. * ?
Mrawh kirn
T Ml m4 ?th or will Uk? that m
(M T?h <ta? at ?w?. int. M I|H> Court Him
4m* ('??>, ? rvttain Rim of
i**t?tir U?u?l is ih. m ? W. a Itowalat
Mat* for Ul? for III* rw at lft|S. U< k>U|
?? U* K? I M m Mm pint at M
?WW. MM*4 m Uw IWIHW. o*tn at
C-wir H IM Ik a wi It. trmt
In* 6? f~t am Sank lr N M
{?im! a<l)nlnln? lot* Noa. 153 and 40 : via kiM ?
after adirtMwim-ut m protkded by lair and uuc .
waa btdderi In by the undrrelgaed and rrttiBcat*
therWore duly lotted br Uu Hberiff.
Tou and ra<-h of yrai will ftlrtber take antlrr
thai the time tA ifliri June Kth.
1?IT. and If not redn-n^t en ?* before that
date, application will be made to the Kbnrlff
for a drrd for ?ald property.
f*?l? the 4th day of February. 1DT7.
feb 3.7.14 F. O. HAWVKIt. ]
KOKT1! CAROLINA.
I'AHQL'i/TA.Nk COUNTY.
IN TUB Dri'KluoK COURT.
MAHIK PKNTIIKHS. plaintiff.
ri
KARI. PftNTRKRM. drf.^daat.
NOTH'K OF PUBLICATION
The defendant ahoro nanvrd will take notice ]
thai aa actio* a? miltlrd above l.a< brra rvm
mrtwvd In the Superior Court of l'aMtunOutk
< ountv. for U>e iunw t,: obtaining an ab?o
lute divert* from the bond* uf mauUnuay
tw?m plaintiff and the ?W<t>dant ao<l .a,d
frndani will take nm)r? that he u r?j?lr?l I
; to appear on th? ted day at March, lfc/7. at
j the Court llouae of 1'awiuotank Count r in >nii
, abrtU Cltjr. N. C.. and wwrr or dcamr
! the rowuilaint in ?ald action or plaintiff villi
apply ta the OMMt for the relief dreiaadrd in
the Mid oomptalnt. thii February ted. lttl.
CRNUir L I AWT KM. ,
f<0 3.7.14.11 Mart of the Court. I
IfOTKTC ??? AlrflfNISritATION
liar la* qualified aa Raemitiii of the Ute
(X IV W?t 1 hereby ?1?. notice u? all pwmmm
indebted la bte retain to aome forward and j
make Immrdlaie irtUmmi. and th?ve
payment With la I write inonUia imm the dato <
thin nol Ire. or II Will be pleaded la bar of
their rrmiwi,
January SI. 1M7. PATT1P. B. WKRT.
| fe*8.7. 14,11. ?l.mar.7 K*?ttrii '
' NOIITII CAROLINA.
| FARQUOYANK COUNTT.
IN TIIK bCCKMIOR COURT.
ARMOUR FKWN l.lJSEH WORKS. CJaintllT.
K. B. MJTC1IKI.L. Itcfmdaot.
OKDKIC
Tblj ratine rxaUac on to be brard upnn Ibe
! Affidavit and CoaiplaljM ?lcd hmln, and It ap
pearia* to the Court that the plaintiff ha* a
I j iiat and iarrtw>rto*M eaaae of action aitiM
t ho defrndaat. Mm. beta* to rrrorer th? am
of Klfht Tbouaand. Rliht Hundred. Seventy
Hmrm Dollar* and FUt y Two Cenla. wUh in
levee* thereon flow Ueewaber 4th. 1M. over
wtikh aakd rauar of action thU Court haa Jur
ladlctlan. a ad It further apvcarina thai the de
rmdant to a mn-rwldeol of the Htate of Morih
Carolina, and after due dlllaraca eaaact ba
found la the Mat*, and tbat he baa property
In Uili Htate liable to aUackaant. It la Un?e
tut*, ordered by Ibe Court that the dMandaat
Iw aad appear before me at my office in the
Court lltmve in KUrahe^ i 4|, North Can* I
Una. on the Kh da y of Ma.vh. 1017. and an- |
It to tatter ordered tbat a copy ef tbl
?ball ba *uMld?ed ta The AUtaaef. a i
pew peMhlM
war* for fo
PubfVailuu
be eofftcleut
RRNMBT U liffTKR.
CM ?tal?r?cr Caart
January t?.
RANnioa m. mm
AdnleMratrK of K M Mm.
toa n ti r<4> 7.i4.si tt
Mla? Nauru I Jack win.
CMy Houtft Ob^.
MnnTor tmiinrniATimi
llarln? qualified M KxM-Utris of tUt late Kill
V. John. I hereby flrw not We to alt l*r?m In
il.-trtnl to hrr nUt? to luux (omrd and mtkc |
linmis Jli( n wttieinrut. and thoe* holding claim
*f*ln?t the unw 10 prreent the?? for parutrnt
vithln I wrl?n month* fmra tb? <1*te o f thla no
tier, or It will b* |4<?dnl In bar of Uirlr r?- I
MinA T. JKNKJN8.
Ezirulrli. |
NOTHH OF ADMIN IHTltATION'
llaviiuc <iualiflii1 *? Administrator of the law
I!. M. Ha-iujl.t. I iM-reliy ?Itc nutlc* to ail prr
*nn? Indrht.d to hi* e*tal* to roiw forward and .
make Immediate ?ritlem*tit. and thoae holdlni i
rlalin* aaalnat the ha me to prtwrnt tbrtn fo* I
laymrnl within twelve mou'ha from the <Ut?- o t ]
tlil? notirr. or It will be pleaded la bar of j
ihdr iwowvy.
January S3. 1927.
8. W. TW1KORD. |
Jan.29.31.fob 7.11.JI.ZS AdmlnUtrator. |
NOMTIl CAROLINA.
CURRITUCK COUNTY.
Hta'KlUUll COURT.
EKNKST L. OWKNK. 1'lalMlff.
AN NIK U OWKXH, Urf.ndant.
NOTH'K
The drfaadnl atott aannl will haceby take
noOCe that an vtlun ntltM a? aboii ha*
been tn*tiiut<d In the Hutwrlor Court of Currl- 1
tuofc County, N. C.. by the plaintiff abm? I
named for the wrpvve <# obtaining a dleutre
ahaolulv ftoni the Mid defendant; and the de
fendant will furtbre lake notice thai *? la
r*uulfvd to appear be/ore the undersigned Clark j
of tha Superior Oouat for CurrRivk fount* at |
hU office in Uw Cottrtbonat In Currituck. N. C.. |
on the flat day of February. U>*7. and anawer 1
or demur to the complaint of tho MalntUf. whMt
bn filed on or before tha return day of thla !
?uimmii. or the plaintiff will apply to the :
Court for the relief demanded In aald com
plaint.
Thla the llth day of January. l?J7.
R. h. MKLU
Clerk of * Superior Court. Currituck (bounty.
CIIKMTKR R. MORRIR.
Attorney (or Plaintiff.
)an.'J9.3|.frb.T.H
NOTICE
S*le of Valuable Property
Ht rlttue of i l)r#il ?if Tru.t woilnl l? ni?
by K. I). Koblnsun ami wtff. Tn-*iu J. nobtn
m4l for rrrtahi mnwm thrrrte Mrtlloail.
wWh Mid Deed Of Truat ItMTa dat?" Marrh aih.
1I?W. and la recWtned la tl?? now.. or t hn lt>c
Mrr of til t'aaqnotaink tVniniy. N. I'.,
in I>rrd W<>ok No, 60. I'u*f 180. I rfiall on Hal
urday, Wbnurt 20, 1917. al It oVIurfc M? <>f
f<* for >*U at ttve Court llouae du-ir Ui tUM
*ald Oouiilr. at I'ublin Atvtlrm. for caUi, ll??
l>rupertjr ronrryed (o me In said IVtid of Tnt'.*.
U-?M:
Tfcat certain trart tt land bin* and faring in
r*?iii>itiuk county. afomald. and nwifo parti
cularly dtwrlfwd and drflncd a* follow*: A
r?*taln I ra?< uT land In Nl^ontoa TViwmUtii'.
?liU'k J* fully drwrlbrd In a rrrtaln DM) nf
r. II. HofeiiiMin. k al? to V. fi. Iiubm?>n.
rr^nlr.1 tn I look Up. M at KN M al#, ?#
Arn o t the ttrfirtrr of Derda <4 I'akqUOtaAfe
IVamty, .Viath Carolina. rxr*pttnf ihmTrow
the port Ion ot aald land whlrh vai vtmiif.nl
to Nannie L, 1a in bp rt by a*td r. D. lUWn-441
by lx*d rtcordrd In Book No. OS. page ?"*<'
400. ih? iKwticn bamln t-oo*e*?l ront alulae two
and Hut fimrtl.a art*?. ?*>r? of lr*a. and br
In* tht ?a*i? premty wblrb l? now orrui>lrd
by A. C. K'Mim* a a a hrnna. and fr<mtlni ???
what la known as the l'allln Road.
Tht. January flat. 1?XT.
ORAILAM w. nr.M..
)ao M.ll.f*?1.14. Tru-I.e.
NOTKK OT APMIMHTH AT ION
Marine quallftrd aa KttBUtera of the late Jda
E. Hawjtr, WO brarby itro not Ira to all ptraon*
Indebted to hrr r*tat? to coma forward and
make Immtdlata aatlbmant. and I bow- hiddint
rial ma asalnnt lit* lama to prwat than foe
i?ay*i?H within twelve immtli* from the date of
notice. or It will be Headed in bar of their
WILLI* I E* HAWTKU. I
JOHN MARK KAWYKR. {
January 14. iwr. KliiOww *
Jan. 13. IT. *4, 11. r*b. 7. 14
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