rUH, N. C Feb. 23. 1S33 THE NEWS-RECORD1
INSERT
-""Jl 1? SC,FT" A thief stole the' stool and aecordi-
ncwa-KccuKU ahu Wf ui belonging to Earl Gilmore, a blind
v musician of Molina, ill., which he
' loft outside store while shopping in
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THE HONOR ROLL
NORTH CAROLINA,: , .
MADISON COUNTY,
i la the Saperior Court
Madison- County,
No. 1842 G. C. CordeTl and wife.
Mrs. O. C. Cordell
Robert AHken, of New Orleans hid
' $262 in an old shoe, but forgot to
take it out before taking the shoe to
a cobbler. After going back to the
cobblers, only 120 waa in the shoe.
Carl Davis of Columbus, Ind., won
No. 1404 F. N.Xance and Mrs. F, oivowe irom wiie, cnaiuuiir wi
N. Lance. .. wasnea me ismny aog in tne aisn-
The defendants above named will p"n
take notice that an action entitled as .
above has been commenced in the A pair of shoes 618 years old,
Superior Court of Madison County brought to this country on the May-
to foreclose tax sales certificate for flower, were worn by GeraldLne Stick-
the collect'on of 1938 delinquent tax- ney, of Worcester, Mass., on her wed-
es due Madison County. 1 ding day.
And the defendants will take not-
ice that they are required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said County at his office in
Marsha1, N. C, thirty days after the
12th day of March 1986 and answer
NOTICE
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
or demur o the complaint in said of sale contained in a certain Deed in
action or the, plaintiff will apply to trust executed by Roy Henderson
the court for the relief demanded in (unmarried) to W. C. Fowler,, under
the complaint filed herein. dato of January 12, 1926, securing
This Fefb. 11, 1986. the indebtedness therein described,
J. HUBERT DAVIS Clerk the said deed of trust having been re-
Sunerior Court.
Feb. 18, 20, 27 Mar. 6.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
NUMBER ONE T. S.
BEFORE LEE BRYAN,
HOUSEHOLD' INSECTS 1
EASY TO CONTROL
Sodium fluo.ide is recommended
as an insecticide to rid a V ouse of
cockroaches.
Dust the fluoride on places where
the roaches run, said Dr. B. B. Ful
ton, research entomologist at State
College. When they lick thfi dust
Off their feet, it poisons them.
Since voun- roaches are likely to
hatch from eggs already laid, he eon
inued, tl.e dusting should be repeat
ed eve y few weeks until they disap
pear. "
If the roaches continue to infest
a house, it is evident that they come
from some squares Where at least
some of the roaches are not reached
bytht dust.
Clothes moths cannot live in a
high temperature. If I brie are
snread outdoors on a warm, sunny
day. D . Fulton continued, tt ey will
soon develon a temperature f star to
ihe moths and eggs.
Saturating clothes with dry cleon-
lnr fluid and then putting them out
in thi. sunshine to dry is recommend,
ed in cool weather. After they have
dried, they may be stored by tying
them up in paper or muslin bags.
The simplest treatment for moth
infested furnitn e is to take it out
of 11 house on a warm, sunnv day
and drench the fabrc wth di-' clean-
corded in the office of the Register of
Deeds of 'Madison County, North Car
olina, in Book 80, page 163, default
iA?r?A in ft"161" J main in the sun until dried.
?Jn2eMedne' theJq Spdium fluoride, mixed with eight
of the holdew, thereof the undersign- parts of wheat flour to one part Of
eA rSe wi,A on Saturday March fluoride ta an effective control for
14, 1936, at 12 o'clock noon at - the eliveTfj8h, Dr. Fulton added. Place
Courthouse in Marshall. Madison h ti;,i.v..ib u.m,n rlnsa.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE MiJL"'' f?H ft b.h.l"d book 'he
Shad Franklin. ..IT" ZJSLZ ce under the oaniwp, ana any
Plaint'ff.
vs
M'lum (Milam) Gentry,
i highest bidder, the following describ- other where the insects may
led premises, to-wit: be
I All the following described piece '
or parcel of land, lying and being in
said County of Madison adjoining the since 55 percent of a hen's body
Defendant
BY PUBLICATION SJtSS-" "nd 0VW 66 f " '
The above named defendant will BeJnjr Mme tract' of ,an1 heired"8 w-er- 'J nena n6ed nstant
take notice that an action entitled as frftm w . Hd .on. da- sunnlv of fresh, clesn water.
UBC" ceased) and my brother, (Wade Hen.
MBryK A J" fCe l theP!ace' demon, deceased) and being my en
in Number One Township, Madison tIre Jntere8t In tanda, My ,nter-
r. ' wt" arc hAlno vr. arrni mnr av iam. nn
00) and interest due the nlaintiff , H iSmStota descrintion perf oy aa
by the defendant, .ccordng to the 0fP toflSS 34
!mVf a "J"! re"7,".?Jf ade to Deed Book No. 44 at page
Tbe Durham pattern exchange
perated by home demonstration club
stylish patterns
t32l 1dp.fendant 40 tthe P,i,tiff' 20 et seq., Registe of Deeds office, i
j j ili "7 mi uu ...u u- Mprtiaon County, N. C.
paid alf hough payment has been de- Thu , ti. .
manded on same; and the said def CO
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
- l; A j lIi4M
This ia the seconH mortgage on V S
... i m or ine esiaie or m a. i. o. iakuhi
ant will further take not'ee that she J eoo 00 s-iven to the Fedefa 1 Ind Rice- ,ate of Madi8on County ,C '
is required to appear at the office of C of CoYttmbia g r thl is to notifv aU V hvkl
Lee Bryan, a Justice of the Peac in I -a,., th. 12th 'd' 'f Veihr.iarv claims agaipst the said estate to pre-
Number One Township, Madison l9o2 0 1t 7 01 teDruary' gent the same to the undersigned at
County. North Carolina, on the 29th, ' , 40 Biltmore Ave.. Asheville. N. C,
day of February 1936. at 2 o'clock1, SL' ii" V lrusleo within twelve months from this date
J J ,v.
H ui. aiiu mionci nr ueiuur bv blio
complaint in said action, or the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
rel'ef demanded in said complaint.
This the 27 day of January 1936.
LEE BRYAN
Justice of the Peace
Jan. 30, Feb. 6, 13, 20.
. H. HUTCHINS
DENTIST
OFFICE
OVER CITIZENS BANK
MARSHALL. N. C
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
'of their recovery; All ne sons owing
'said estate will please made immedi
ate payment o the undersigned.
This Feb. 17. 1986.
I C. J. Rice, Adm. of the estate of
Mrs. T. S. (Alethia) Rice.
F. 20. 27. M. 5, 12, 19, 26.