MONEY for FARMERS
If you wanUnou^i amounts from $1000 to $30,
000, on term^^^^^^^Bm 5 to 20 years, for purposes
stated below
(a) To aid in providing loans for the purchase of land
for agricultural purposes.
(b) To provide for the purchase of equipment, fertilizer,
live stock, etc.
(c) 1 ο enable land owners to invest in buildings,
drainage and for other improvements of farm lands.
(d) To liquidate and consolidate the indebtedness of
farm owners, etc. into long term loans payable in
easy installments.
or for any other legitimate purpose, come to see us for
further information.
CALL TO SEE US WHEN YOU COME TO TOWN
AND LET US TELL YOU OF OUR PLANS TO ASSIST
IN UPBUILDING THE COMMUNITY
Our Bank Will Alway* Treat You Right, Whether You
Come to Ask For a Loan or to Make a Deposit. '
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STATE BANK and TRUST CO.
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Hampshire
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14th 1919
Sale to be held three mile· east of Dunn on G. R. Lee Place
30 head, bred sows, gilts and boars
ANNOUNCEMENT
In announcing my first sale 1 wish to say that my herd is
of god quality and breeding. While there are herd* better
advertised there are very few with more good quality
animals than will be found in this herd.
The si red sows in this sale are being sold because I
cannot keep hogs to any extent for a while in my new loca
tion and am compelled to let go of stock that I have tried
to produce for several years, and am sure they will suit
the most particular buyer.
BRAZIL LEE
For Sale by
E. L. PARKER & SONS
WILLIAM A. FORBES
Chriatian Advocate
Our column* e»rriad recently the
annoonrtmunt of the Mrlou* illneaa
of Re*. W- A. Ferbee. on» of the old
er m»n ">β North Carotin· Con
/•ranee and for lèverai jean upon
the auparerauate Hit W· had ne
farther report frets htm until a tele
m· from Bar. i. H. Daniel on Oe·
bar i»th brought the new· of hla
having paeaed to hi· eternal home.
Brother F orb»», tha third child of
Rev. John H. and Mr·. Mary Torbaa
va· horn near Danville, Va. Fataru
ary 18th, 18i«. and died Oetohar S7,
Ι»1β, In hi a aeventy-fourth year.
He gave hla heart to Oed la hie »th
year. and joined the Methodlat Epla
copal Church, South, at Rack Spring·
near DaavlUa, Va. He moved from
(hi· community into North Carolina
and fettled at Rozboro where ha en
ured heartily Into the life of the
Church. He became auperlntendent
of a B»«4*y aehool and waa for a
tlm* aaperiatendent la general of the
Sunday achoola of Ροηοα county. He
ara· alao a ainging maeter In thoee
day· and taught aaveral claaeea ia
•inging. It waa while here that he
«ai licenced to preach, and for aav
cral yean «gerelaed hia gift· a· · lo
cal preacher.
In hi* twenty-Ant yaar he waa
married to Mlaa Virginia Powell naar
Milton. N. C7 ia May KM. Ta thla
union two children wen horn, oae
of whom died in Infancy. The other
la Mr·. D. C. Bryant, living neat
Wallace, H C.
It waa net until the yaar IMS that
Brother Pork»» entered the Itinérant,
Joining the North Carolina Confer
taee en trial at the eooeicn of the
Confereneo which met that year at
Charlotte, N. C. Η ΓU*a lacked only
a few eeenUu of being forty yeari
of em. bat he ha· had a aoeeeeafal
mlnietry He eervod the fallowing
charmai Magnella, IM4-T; Kenane
vlUe, Ι»Μ>·7»-·Ι: WhltovMe, 1IH
»», Bvthal, IM4-M: Mattaaoehoet,
'•H; RicManda ill iaehaea 1M7-M;
Dunn Circuit, 1 β»»-1000-1901 ; H m
danon, 1902. Hi* health failed klM
in the fall of that jtmt, »rd W took
• aapeninauate mI*Um taw m grew;
but at the next Confereece be wi
put back oa the eiertivr Mat and
continued hi· work. EUj futktr ae
pointment* follow: Oak*. 1904-0·;
Dover, 190S; Fennville, 190T-0S-09;
Atlantic, 1910. At the Mdw of the
Conf(i«M· in 1919. h*U at Xliaabeth
City, h« again aakod for the aapcrn
naatc relation, and hi· Health never
pemitttd him to re-enter the active
work. Durine thia time he ha* — da
hi* home at Bale'· Creek, de in* each
work for the Church a* he cooM ud
aa opportunity offered.
During hi· paatorata on the Dunn
Circuit hi* wife became greatly «Bet
ed, and after a long lllneea died De
cember 4U>, 1900, at the home of the
daughter and we* buried soar Wal
lace. On Jonc tnd. 190*. he wai
married a «oeead time to Mia* Leoaa
Crowdcr, of Buie'a Greek, N. C., who
■urvhrea him. To them one child ww
bon, bat it,died in infancy. How
ever, they adopted a bright boy to
«rhum they cave the name of Lvthor
Korbee, and he also nrvivee. No
man in eld age and failing health
•ver had a more aclf-merUeiitg and
devoted companion than did Brother
Forte*, a* the wife of hi* laet <!■»■
.— niotkditp was Veaotifal
Early In the year It became appar
ent that Brother Forbea could act
Ion# remain with m, bat it area only
Ave wacka as ο that be took hta bad.
Ha a off c rod no pain, J eat gradually
weakened away until he (all on tleep
to wake In the dory land ta which
ha looked forward with aa over
bright eu Log ho pa. Thia hope ha mad·
cWar to all the many viaiter· who
cam· to aaa him. Ha told hia pre «id
In* alder, 8ev. J. D. Bandy, to beer
thU meaarc U hia comrade*: "Toll
Uia boy· I will not anawar tba roll
call at Conference, u I aa cotac to
anawar it In heavtn." That roll call
he haa anawared with ««eeding great
Joy
The funeral waa conducted In
the raaidenc· at Baie'a jCratk on
Tuaaday afternoon, October Kttk,
1*1» by Bev. J. M UaaMl, paator oi
the Methodtat Charch at Dun, aaaiet
rd by Bar. &. M. McDonald. Beaati
fal tribut·· ware paid to hia life and
character by Brathen Millar and B4
prtoo, of the Baptist Church, and by
Brother Menu· of the Preabytariaa
Charch. Than on Wedneoday mont
Inc hu body waa carried te old Bock
Fiab Charch. near Watlaoe, and laid
beaida that of h» ftrat wife to await
Ute reaurrection morn.
For the facta ooataiaed in thia brief
■ketch, we are indebted to Ear Ν. M.
McDonald, paator of the Uttiaftoa
Circuit on which Brother Forbea waa
living. He haa beoa oae of the tree
and faithful men of th* North Caro
lina Confercace. He tame In a Utile
Jatr la life, aad «pent only twenty
fear year· on the effective Hat- After
all, that waa nearly a quarter of a
century, and durine that time he held
hit plaec In the rank· aad rendered
vatiaat and effective «errici*. May
the créât Conforter he vary near to
the aorviring ■—bwi of hia family!
112 Mil 1W
used last yeaf ^
to KILL C
At jkMi
SACRIFICE
(To Μη. Β. W. Harria, W«M, N. C.
«bote ton. Lieat. Edward Cedrie Her
ri», mad· the ropmnc aacrlftt· on
tha battlefield of Franc· an* year
an Toeaday. It *u the hoar af
victory. )
Oh. mother» of immortal dead?
Oh, tkoK who died for ol
It 1» not that your aona are dead—
They only alaap wo trurt
Bleep with the Lord, to rue with Him
When Ha ahall ttt· the J eat.
The dear Lord diad that all may hava
Eternal life, if they
Will keep the faith, and trust on Rim.
Theac aimpte law* obey.
Bat only whan oar own (trenrth falk
Will Chriat coma to oar aid.
He called Hit aon·, they heard Hi*
rry.
And went forth unafraid.
They know that Ha waa with them,
And they cooU net fail for He
Would win the battle in the laat
And brine them victory.
I cannot aak you not to (rina for
Yoar brave aou, thooffc they
Ha»* reached the goal rev whiah we
«tri»·
And labor day by day.
Year hearta are aad
You miaa them ao—
Your aacriAoa waa groat.
And yet yoor ley will he the more
to meet them at the Gate
—Mra. J. E. Markham
Haleifh, N. C.
AUSTRALIAN AIR PLAN
ENORMOUS SCHEME
tpoyl to Operate Lbw From
N«w York to UtW'pnl to
Antipodaa
London, ll»L 24.—Tfco propoacd
l.tvarpool-AujrtraJla and LJvorpooV·
tirw York air arriN will b« η «*·
ÏKT^SïSl JSWTSîîwîi
J J"* *to itotaa to bo ttMMw
•d Thtr eoot skoal M.7SO.OOO (tall
to At laaat tia of Um.
koge Craft wU to aa—wary to agio
tai* thoM two atrrteoa with any d.
P·· ·< ranklttf.
Ttor·ι ·ν alio u to eaaaMarod
tto problom· of aaltaMo Undine
bî,"« «toV aorodiwn wU)
■yndkato to4n( that »M»<na»« wU
to arovtdod ai tto Mata laiirtirt
aUtlon· whflo atootlnyt ap»t· will
mrr* aa ttttad tlatl an· or tolta.
Aorodoaoa for drlallMea tr» re
quired oaly at mtr MM aril as aad
It It mw piaftli for aa alrthlp ta fet
awii ta or rtliurf froat a autrlag
towar tai an wind aa ta M alVta aa
to«r) yet tto total taaacUJ toaklag
tonoidrrtd ·ιι tat try for mk aa oo
I wiW aall Um following ptrfDHl
pa>lit) M a action Wadntiéar
Mcmbtr I, it Un L D. Jgkun
Hop· pl»m In Maadaw Townihlp,
— Chub:
Cfcarlaa M. Johnaaa. Tt
I·!· k«flm at 10 o'clock a. a.
A. G. JOHNSON, ,
Adraioittrator.
Dunn, N. C.·
Professional Card·
Οββ· over Stat. Bank * Treat
Prattle· la all court*.
Proepi and carafal attastioa w
COLLECTION* * UAL ES
TATE a «partait?.
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JESSE P. WILSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Demi. Ν. C.
Oflca (rat PMafcaan Bra·'
Stare formerly occupied by Κ.
L. Godwin. Practice in aH
Cowta. Τroapt AUeetioa
ta «Π
ΛΗ* A JEENICAN
DENTIST
«Wi lt Pint National Bank
Ν a. Si
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Jt- C. wcrr
AWOWiiy AT LAW
Ofltca; Srd floor 1st Nattoaa,
mk InUiu
D«m. H. C.
frowlAtU»·
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DB. PAUL A. tTSWAKT
ro^Ç^ArtST
Dm·, ν. α
P. YOUNG
tmi floor Ool^uta bU*.
Proept attartioo rtvoa
Practice ta «Π Co orl·
v. a
PHONM: Day, M. Nl«ht 110
DUNK. H. C
>. C Clifford, Ν. Α. Τιι·'ϋ··ιΙ.
CUFTOW» A TOWNflKND
Alt<nw|»«i l««
one· on tnj flow οI Vint Nat.
tonal Bonk. Prompt attention
given to alt baataeaa.
ItrtaUif 1· In too neighborhood of
*10,0(K\6oo.
Th* Botrlac out itatM· for air
ship· which Is la the for· of a hl*h
tower eacloaing an elevator afcaft Ujr
which paaaen*·» and cargo will be
taken Bp and down from the ground
la over 180 fort hlrti. With a re
rolviag head the ainhip can bo rigidly
attached to thit tower by the noee.
will ride clear of the «round hi all
weather* and be able to awtng with
the direction of the wind.
loch of thcoe tower» will bj pro
vided with a hauling In wtarS and a
rope by which the itnWp will be
hauled up U the «coring Ρ» '· ; alao a
■apply baa* of hydro»™, fi*-J and
water battait
THE COLDEN BULK IN LAND
UNtO AMD TENANT
RELATIONS
la their nlttioM with each other,
w· believe that th* aearace tenant
l»nt»ljr follow» the axaatpi* *at by
.the landlord. If tb· lattof h hard.
(r»«yl&C and lacllned to (qoabbte
over patty detail·, U· teaaati ara
likely to pomai th· mm eharaetar
iatic*. On Um ether kud, a broad
minded, liberal. 1*0«Τ00^Τ» landlord
win probably have up-to-date- ambi
tioaa, arotraaaVn tenant*. It la a
repetition of the old troth that la th«
.actlona at othara wt anally m reflec
tion* of oar own action*.
ftpanktaa bimeali aa a landlord. *br
wrttar of thU better *e that tha OoMaa
.Rale and tha pttacipla of tha iqaare
, daal ara ahaohitaly workable between
[ landlord and tan ant. Nat aaly are
they workable, bat they ara aoond
banaaae, Th· tenant who i* treated
fairly knew* it, and ha will aaoaUy
treat Ma landlord fairly. Lihewlae.
the tenant who U mUtraated »lao I'
ef It, and the landlord
■ the j
nwlly «offer* ia the torn ο< nc*1eet
ed aterk or creea.
Saeeeaffnl boetntM m«n erary
whera know that trath boaeaty. Jae
*«· and fair deallnr ara akaoi
trath la jaat m tjtpHcable In tend
aad tenant TalaMam. Let both
tenant aad landlord learn theee Ue
■on», aod both win be wail atarted oi
the road te wiena—The frafrea*
Ira Farmer.
"Oabo Qlmrv daat wiwH to
■«ch. dooaaei" aahad a dtisen of
Sandy Maah, Ark.
"Amenât to ntoeh?" retomed the
nolfhbor addnand. "Ho don't a
to aath'a'. Why, he'* *a dad
■at ha
keep hia wtt·^ tat ifcaif Γ
»"t aren
A· wa (tea Mere ara gat ι
na tarai
W D. SMITH Old Home Place
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—>Γ Cujic οl Cun.otiu.ftd Coun
ty, therein -••nJiug u;td entitled.
"Farquhard SmithTW^^IÛlot:, LouiflTR. Wefcj, Λ aW I
«rill «ell at publie auction to the hifhefi bidder k ccrrain tract
or parcel of land *ituatt in Cumberland Cour.tr, North Carolina,
in Black River Township, bounded and described a* I'ltcwa:
beginning at a'slake and pointera in the Hue b«tv«in John
C. Smith and W. T. Smith in a u: a jch neu :ht aid xll« aeat aad
runa thence N. 7 R. 29 chain* to a stake aad pc'.nt,e«. a corner
al lot No. 2: thence at the linv oi lot No- 2 8. US Π. ÔO chaîna
to a atake on the Stage Koad. a come r oi let So. 2; :kmce with
the road β 1-2 chains to a pen ln:ttcn '.res oû rb; vot; edjpe of
the road; thence S. h W. 11 1-2 ciuins with the roed to the line
»f the land of the estate of W. T. Smith - thencc a· ^htt Une 87
W. 18 1-2 chains to a »tak* by a la rare pine. Kmtth'c corner;
thence as the other line N. 43 1-2 W. 12 1-2 chaîna to the begiu
alner containing 100 acrea. same being !ot No. t in :li. division
»f the landa of John C. Smith, deceased.
Date of Sale: Friday. November 21. 1019. at îl r'clock a.
n. Place of Sale: Old W. T>. Smith home Plr.co. Terma of
Sale: 20 per cent cash, balance in thirty days.
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Sale made subject to confirmation by <*. S. C.
dated this the 20th day of October, 1010.
C) arc η ce Smith. Commiuioner.
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Cot to jo* $U8 ■ Gallon when mad· ready to bm
ivimroRcm·
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Hot-cakes, liijht, golden bis
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You'll like Ooco-nee-chee be
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Baver.
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