PROCEEDINGS CF ROAD
COMMISSIONERS
D Aoursement for first Monday oi
April, 1020 for March, 102G.
W. H. Hampton &-Son, cvt sup! $222.t S
Sou ilciwc Co , supplies
Mrs E. H. Davenport, rent 10 CO
Harnp Smith tender 35.00
Swain A Davenport, supplies 1.15
Mn a. Lie lit & Wa; or Supply.
lights and water 4.CO
Sw :i & Davenport, cvt sup
plies etc.
Plv Oar & Mot Co, equip!
Ply Who Co., feed
J. A. Getsingcr, lumber Supt
home
L. . Bray, Treas. sal.
Jin- Bateman, evi guard
Ci .0 Polos, i, ::cli •
N. : . Davenport, Supt
Art ur Vail, eupt
L. . Basr.ight, Supt
N Koseuthal, lab r
A. I.. Holmes, cvt supplies
J. C- Spruill, seed cats
L. L. Basaight, si plies
Jlo. urd Ainsley, tru. k driver
W' h Webb, repairs to eqpt
T. A. Stubbs, iu iterial
A J. Gaboon & Son, oil
Stn- d Oil Co., oil
W. A. Mizell, Com.
W- A. Swam, Com
Mr. . Addle Brinkley, clerk
YV. T. Alexander, Com
W. J. JACKSON,
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County Auditor.
UJANTED-o’d time furniture
sofas, beds, desks, tables, chairs,
cupboards, che-ts, sideboards
wi: h long leers, ship models. and
irons, fenders: send outline with
description; highest cash prices;
will cail anywhere. Steinme z,
1411,22nd St. Richmond. Va.
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Simj^icity is the key-note of this
practical two-piece frock for Sum
mer sports wear. Of striking
heather-toned jersey, the inverte(i
piaits on the shoulder, and the
buckled belt relieves it of much of
its severity of line, while the skirt,
with the popular kick plaits, allows
the perfect freedom necessary to
sports.
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POINTED PINE
PARAGRAPHS
by
O. H. L. Wernicke
President
Pine Im iitute of America, Inc.
Careful working of a ycur.g pine
forest for turpentine will not ar
rest its growth. It will produce
more gum in its twentieth year
than in its first year of working,
and then do it for another twenty
years more. Then it will be first
class lumber stumpage!
Ordinary working of a pir.o
forest for turpentine will produce
the most gum the first year, and
make second-class lumber stump
age out of it in five years!
Give one young man ten thou
sand dollars and he will be broke
in five years. Give another the
same amount and he will bs rich
in twenty years.
It is all in the way you handle
your money or your pine trees.
Lei Your Baby Howl,
Says Child Specialist
London.—“If the baby wants
to howl let it howl.”
“If baby wants to take risks
(of breaking bis neck, perhaps)
parents must allow it to do so,
as a ‘safety first’ policy is likely
to kill the spirit of adventure
and weaken the desire for
achievement.”
So says Doctor Evelyn Say
well, one of London’s few wom
an doctors.
Incidentally Doctor Snywell
is recognized as one of Britain’s
leading authorities on child wel
fare, and there were many strik-/'
ing points in her lecture re
cently on “The Psychology /of
Infancy” at a meeting r
by the National Societj
Nurseries.
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NOTICE OF SALE
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By virtue of a certain deed of trust
executed by Mrs. Bettie A. Clifton and
husband, ft. C. Clifton, to the South
ern Trust Company, Trustee, dated
March 1st., 1925, and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds for
Washington County, N. C., in book 89,
page 31, the undersigned, Trustee, will
on the 12th, day t f May, 1926, at twelve
o’clock, noon, at the Court House door
of Washington County, sell to the high
est bidder for cash, those certain lands
situated in Scuppernong Township,
Washington County, N. C„ and de
scribed as follows:
Adjoining the lands of the Wilts Ve
neer Comnany, Roper Lumber Com
pany and sthers, and beginning at a
water aok in the line of the lands of
the John L. Roper Lumber Company,
and running south 60 deg, east 160
fjcles; thence east 105 poles; thence
south SO deg eas 105 poles to a corner
in the line of the Wilts Veneer Com
pany thence along the line of the Wilts
Veneer Company north 10 deg east f 0
poles to a cornel'; thence north SO deg
west 124 poles: thence west 40 poles to
a cornet; thence north 60 prlef to a
corner in the line of the RoprrLumber
Company; thence along the lir e of t>
Roper Lumber Company west 270 pa?
to a corner; thence south ICO poles!'.
I corner; thence orth 60 deg east
poles to the point of beginning, i c
tabling 244 5 acre more or less.
The above are the same lauds whicii
were conveyed to -Bettie A. Clifton by
deed recorded in bo:k , png<$ , ,
public registry of Washington County,
N. c
This notice dated and posted this 10th
day of April, 1926.
By W
SOUTHERN TRUST CO..
Trustee.
A. Worth, Atty.
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,^_ A THUNDERBOLT COMES THIS ANNOUNCEMENT ! ! !
That Will Arciise a!! Plymouth and the Country for Miles Around to a Fever Pitch of Buying Enthusiasm
Raiff’s Bargain Score and Blount Brothers of Mackeys—Two Stocks Combined
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ny Sale You Have Ever Attended.
Values Heretofore Thought Impossible Will Make Their Appearance.
THAT WILL PROVE A REVELATION TO ECONOMICAL FOLKS WHO CRAVE HIGH
DUALITY MERCHANDISE—A ONCE IN A LIFE TIME OPPORTUNITY. POSITIVELY
EVERYTHING GOES. HO RESERVE—IT ALL GOES. NOTE SOME OF PRICES 3EL0W
Blue Chambray Shirts, heavy
weight, $1.00 value at
4,9/
Special Lot Ladies9
and Slippers to go at
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Dooes
SDKS MEN’S ARE INCLUDED !N
TB!S STOCK
Linoleum, such as Duralm
and GoM Seal, to go at
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word fos Si, fossi couie and and lei jmir eyes foe I foe judge. T
claaudfse is tfoe cnosi wonderful value you ever saw.
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OVERALLS—220-DENI1M
Good Quality, to go at
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Dresses—Values $12*00 to
$30/30, to go at
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REMNANTS—table full of
short length beautiful goods
At Give-Away Prices
Stockings—for the whole
family at greatly
Reduced Prices
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table of Ginghams
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32-inch fast cnlov Arnos
kcag Dress Gin.rhams
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Table Linen, value $1.00,
to go at
Kiddie Clcth and Devon
shire, fast colors
0. N- T . Spool cotton, 5(
to a customer, each
UMBRELLAS
?S1 25 VALUE 79^
52,00 “ 9 fi
Bungalow Aprons, 75c
value, to go at
Hundreds of articles too numerous to mention in a limited amount of space
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Syndicate Company, .Successors to
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