ROPER NEWS.
Mr. J. M. Clagon was in Ply
. mouth on business Wednesday.
Mr. J. P. Clagon was in Ply-
month Wednerday on business.
Messrs Jordan and Forbes of
Mackey's waa in town Tvesday.
Miss Norma Chesson of Mack
ey's is visiting Mrs. J. A. Sexton.
J. F. Leary is spending the
week end in New Bern on busi
ness. The M. W. of A. lodge . met
Tuesday night and elected off i-1
cers.
Mr. Chas. Holton of Skinners-
ville, was m town one day tnis
week.
Mr. Geo. Wright of E. City,
was the guest of Miss Mabel Ro
per Sunday.
Mr. J. W. Buchanan and W. N.
Duval was in Plymouth Monday
on business.
Mr. W. C. Herrington has ac
cepted a position with J. W. Wil
iams as salesman-
Mr. and Mrs- W. S. Davenport
of Mackey's in town Tuesday
night attending the Bazaar.
Miss Mabel Roper has returned
from Norfolk after spending some
time with friends and relatives.
The Roper Orchestra will have
their next meeting at the home
of Miss Myrtle Johnston Monday
next :
Rev. and Mrs. Benson of Ken
lev, N. C have returned to their
home after spending a few days
with old friends.
Miss Sallie Benson of Kenley,
returned home Wednesday after
a short stay with Misses Ella and
Margarett Herrington. j
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church gave a bazaar in
the town hall Tuesday nighta nd
there was a very large crowd.
Ing men wanted in woods, ten in
mill ninfht firoman I ftmnl TOP
both races, good wages straight
time.
Pittsburg Lbr, Co.
Creswell,
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.
Under and bv virtue of a de-
eree of the Superior Court of
Washington County, rendered on
Nov. 17, 1911 in the Proceedings
en titled R. C. Peacock and wife
and Margret Peacock, Ex parte
the undersigned as Commissioner
of the Court will sell for cash to
the highest bidder at the Court
house door in Plymouth, N. C. a
Dec. 20, 1911 at 12 m. all of that
land herein descrided., Same con
sist in p- of two tracts of land for
merly owned by the late R M.
Peacock and being the same land
fully described in a conveyance
fmm said R. M. Peacock to said
R. C. Peacock dated July 27, 1910
and registered in book 56 page
356. Reference is made to said
conveyance for a complete course
and distance discription., The
first tract to be sold hereunder
contains 88 acres more or less
and is the land whereon the house
of the late R. M. Peacock stands,
Adjoining Broads Neck, New
Road, E. G Peacock, Davenport,
Heirs of Jno. Golet and others.
Second tract contains 12 acres
more or less and adjoins Daniel
Leccrett. Kendricks Creek. Jno.
fiolet Heirs and others and is that
'tract of Land fully described in
said deed above mentioned by
Courses and distances.
Said sale is beincr made under
the orders of the Superior Court
for said Cnuntv and will be for
rash to hi crest bidder at time and
place named above. Will sell eac
tract senarately and then toflrethsr
1 1 1 A A A 1. ' L ! '
ana win re port io me uoun xpt
hicrhest pnce received Dy eitcer
method.
W. M. Bond, Jr.
I Jl
Is
9
Do yur shopping atAIjIlB'S ? s b? it We are always ready to give'vou better values for your
rJivik-.-J. f iiicnn wt- An nnf wait until Winter is cone. Come to ATsTEH'S now as we
money ngjuy yy .v-., - D- MVM.
have Specials all the time.
- l ' .JSP'
FILL 5D TflKTSl 1911. j.
wtfX '-mil
2 V8
nxrrB? OF THE condition oy
THE BANK OF ROPEK,
at Koper, in the State ot North Caroliua,
at the close of business Dec ,5th l'Jll.
BESOUKCES. DOLLARS
Loans and discounts, $51,it2 X$
Overdrafts Unsecured
All other Stocks; Bonds & MtgV.
Banking Houses,
Furniture and Fixtures,
All other real es'ate owned.
Due from Banks and Bankers,
Cash items,
Gold coin,
Silver coin, including a' ' r
coin currency
National bank notes and other U.
- 8. notes,
21 10
2,800 00
1.260 00
4.000 00
22,830 43
288.23
12 50
2,281,00
Total, . $87510,31
" LIABILITIES. DOLLAB8
Capital stock, 20,000.00
8trplus fund, 3,200 Oo
Undirided pronts, les current ex
I I .
Deposits subject to check,
Savings deposits,
Cashier's Checks outstanding,
Certified Cheoks
3fi,l w,0!
24.r,ii;j H
1,379 S2
80 12
Total, -7"5'
State of North Carolina,
Ccunty of WaHbmsrtn:.
I, L O Roper Pe-. if t!if-. abv
med Bank do so!mny swear that the
ot statement i? tru? ? -
knowledge aud beliff-
L Q K-v-i P s
Subscribed and swoi ? b'i - r:-
thii 11th day of D nb-r, n: i
H '.ABK
Nni.-rv i'ib
-.31
Correct A ttfcn'
f B leuLi.
J. W Chibbok,
W. A. Blount.
Directors.
(
SEND THE BEA
CON YOUIt PKIH
TING.
State of North Carolina
Department of State.
certificate of dissolution.
To All to Whom These Pretests
- w y "-l j ,
May uomeureeung :
Whereas, It appears to my sat
isfaction, by duly authenticated
record of the -proceedings for the
voluntary dissolution thereof by
the unanimous consent of all the
stockholders, deposited in my of
fice, that W. H. Hampton & Sop,
Inc., a corporation of this State,
whose principal office is situated
at No. , Water Street, in the
town of Plymouth, County of
Washington, State of North Car
olina (W. R. Hampton being.the
agent therein and in charge
thereof, upn whom process may
served j, nas complied with
the requirements of Chapter 21.
Revisal of 1905, entitled 'Corpo
rations," preliminary to the Issu
ing of this Certificate of Disso
lution : .
Now, Therefore, Ir J. Bryan
Grimes, Secretary of State of tbe
State of North Carolina, do here
by certify that the said corpora
tion did, on the 25 day of No
vember, 1911, file in my office i
duly executed and attested con
seht in writing to the dissolution
of said corporation, executed by
all the stockholders thereof,
which said consent and the record
of the proceedings aforesaid are
now on file in my said office as
provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have
hereto set my hand and affixed
my official seal, at Raleigh, thii
25 day ot November, A. D. 1911.
L. S. J. Bryan Grimes,
Secretary of State.
WANTED: Men to handle
a good paying line. Exclusive
territory. Brown Brothers Co.
Rochester, New York.
II
I til syr
When
You Set Sail
... .
III
?
f it II
'
U
on want a pair of rubber boots
which will be as good at the end of
your cruise as at the start.
You can't afford to take chances of
having "yur footgear spring a leak.
The "BOSTON" HUB
WARRIOR BOOTS -
ar made by the Bostoa Rubber Shoe Company,
which has been making fishermen's boots for 58
vears We have two factories at Maiden, Mass.,
with a capacity of 55,000 pairs a day. Our War
rior BootJ are made of all-duck; they're strong
and full of wear.
Look for the Hub Trade-Mark
It appears on all our boots and shoos.
MM
52
re . ,
Sig lia cfclklUraM Kit fr S jri
l.8:
tMim atMt lattkar Lvat'Wp
.f9 n aUl aai paU&t laataef 2.48
atm.O gma . taa patflwtber 3.4
AAA ja nutlB Btlal ( 411 Color
5&1ti i af Uftk lata 4t'.2S.at ,M..
Gret bargains in dry goods J5 pie
ees of all wool sere In plain stripe
and ningled electa jd wide
t9o TIue. special .49
5 pieces of nil wool Mrqe $1.00, .75
: 3 pieces $1.25 Frenck Serge
Jat reoeitfid a new lot of White Flt
Hats. If you want ta ba in the lead
buy a white bat as they art all tha go
$3.00 Special $2.25
Great bargain ia ladies -and misses all
wool sweater:
$4.00 ail wool jersty sweaters 12 93
$3.00 donble breattsd sweater $2.19
Baby Teddy Bear coats from 2 to 5 yrs
in white, bine and garnet eaps to
match, complete $2 48
Lot Mo. 2 all silk skirt with dost raffle
worth $5.00. 8peo;al $3 48
Great batgaJae ba. woe! ai oottoa
iawkfe aa laee tmrmtw
Great bargains in Millinery 1 lot of
Black Silk Tarbaaa handsomely drap
ed wortb $2 00 Special t.
$3 00 Turbans, 8peial $1.99
$4.00 Turbtna, Special $2.08
Clotblnp! Clothlnj!!
We bftve decided to make a change in
nnr business and are offering oar entire
stock of high grade olothiog at cost.
Wonvos and ckildrens caracul coats
$15.00 good quality Black caracul 52
inches long satin lined. Special $0.9)1
$8.00 misses caracul coat, Special $6.54
Ladies coat suits $20,00 all wool suit ' ,
satin lined, panel font skirt and panel
back, Special $15.00
$15.00 Ladies coat suit satin lined coat
panel front and back skirt, Special $9.9t
$15 00 misses ooat suits all wool Blue
Serge and Garnet handsomely trim
ed new skirt, Special $9.93
Great bargains in Ladies silk drop . .
skirts 1 lot of black silk underskirts
th very best quality of Black Tafleta
Silk, worth $6 50. Special $4 79
Great bargains in ladies misses and
childrens underwear.
on't forget that we
3rinley, nes;t door, to
are still at the old stand, under Hote1
the corner and we have the goods-
4
rr &
V.
M4msw lAhml
KZU XL
1
v
11 LLLi!
i ky .
and I wanfcto thank my kind friends for their liberal patron
age during this season, as this has been my star season.
'A
Afcd WQtoH yo attention to 'my Urn fFraits,
.San:c!!c3 -css3 CerJsctionaries which will be great.
Ag ypta Eaor iii ilie past my line ol Clothing can't his
eaeBid5lioes. iry Goods and Ha.s. Come and
COoVtoe-c yoateir.rsPi5CIAB- CMIT1AS PRICES.
GLIDE
CAHOON.
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO.
ftoatM, Mm.