Bailey Savings . CENTER Discount Store Main Street Burnsville Gillette Foamy SHAVING CREAM Reg. $1.29 NOW 79< Gillette SUPER STAINLESSI BLADES Reg. $1.98 NOW $1.39 Colgate Tooth Paste Reg. 79( 2 for SI.OO VOS Creme Rinser Reg. $1.89 NOW 88< Band Deodorant Roll-on or spray Reg. SI.OO NOW 67< Scope Reg. $1.09 NOW 69< Geritol Tablets or liquid Reg. $2.98 NOW $1.99 Plastic Rollers 48 Assortment Reg. SI.OO ONLY 59< CONTAC Reg. $1.49 NOW 99< Ideal Lighter Fluid Reg. 19 < Now 10< Phone 682-2153 I Ml Hi mi nftkj . -44- +mmrnmumM NOTICE OF RESALE IN THE SIPERIOR COURT BEFORE THE CLERK NORTH CAROLINA YANCEY COUNTY W. M. (BILL) EDGE, et al vs. PEARL E. ROBINSON, et al P r.s a it !■> ;.n Or. of the C ork of -tli,- Sir * r •. ’ < f ‘ CiKin*; . il; ,f . r signed will on the 30th day of January, 1967, at 10 o’clock In Burnsville. North Carolina. ’! to th<> hi host hinder for ihe property in Cr. b t or a•’ii So’th Toe Town ships, fourty of Yan.ev ami F a'i' of Nor h O To’ina, known as the pro erty of the late Sta .lrv M. Fc’ge/nnd d?- 5? r•' • •,i as foi’o'"s: FIRST TRACT: BNCINN ING on a White Oak s:a- d ‘v - ■ t the u■ cr end on tin Fyo: n:or; bottom and riro Novlh CO po'es to a whit* o k: the-i West 20 ro’o.s to a bite Oak: North 6 a : ’(s to a hicl o-y on the ].m„- n Knob: thence WVst 115 poles to a s-mnl! White °ak; thence Smith ro poke, to a stke; thence Fas* 20 " v, ' ; ,0 a stke; three South 60 poles t» a stake; thr re Fast I’.i ro’es to th ■ r'T.INVivo. cintaiaing ’(Q ■ cr( p ore rr less 1 X' i i’ll' o s a,or>s ylp rv T ‘ v dl he rc id at the time of saV • * '’"lT' TRACT; a one hali .' 2 o in. 1 !! ide-.it interest ’he f n winn ’. scribed ir.reol: I’EGINNIN.I at a la.-e White Oak on the e-st s *' ’’ 3 I'd r at a eo r,, er s'a' {• of si| William Mur liv. and runs Fast with s-id li-e undivided Interest in the following described par cel: Lving on the East side of South Toe River. BEGINN BELTONE HEARING AID COUNSELOR To Hold FREE Hearing Aid ‘ ' T Consultation and Service Center ) > Tuesday, Januaryy44,l967 9 a.irt. - 11 a.m. Ml. Mitchel Motel Burnsville, N.C. I ■ ] Don't miss this opportunity to see and try the newest and finest Beltone Hearing Aids ING’ at a White O-k on the upper j.a-t of th.- Fawn Knob Ga;> and runs West one hun dre i poles to a Chestnut near the top of the Fawn Knob on the West siie; thence South eighty poles to a st-ke; thence East one hur.iied poles to a stake; the O’ N rth eighty poles to the BEGINNING, containing 50 ;:(res. FOURTH TRACT: Known as the Gibbs Mine Be inn ing on a white oak comer of property now or formerly owned ty J. W. Gibbs, a-d lUSS thence North 5> 2 de grees west 90 po'es, more or 1 ss. to the south bank of South Toe River: thence up and with the various wind ings of said river 96 poles, more or less, to southwest corner o f a tra-t of land now or formerly owned by William Murphy, continuing up the river 57 poles, more or less, to the snChwcst corner • of a tract of land formerly own ed by George and Charlie Robinso-; thence east 242 feet more or less, to the nor thc st corner of a tract of land •ow or formerly owned by John Ed-e; thence south ,v '3 ge and others. BEGIN NING on a hickory standing on the bank of the right hand Tiong of the Blue Rock Branch; thence a Southeas terly course to a Spanish Oak and Locust in the line of the T. D. Wilson 40 acre tract; thence Westerly with the W. R. Gouge line; thence Northerly with the W. R. Gouge line to the BEGINN ING, containing (by guess) 3 acres, mere or less. EIGHTH TRACT: Mineral interest and mining rights a.d privileges in the follow ing parcel: Adjoining the lands of J. R. McKinney, Glenn Gouge and others.. BE GINNING at a stake in the J. R. McKinney line on the So th side of the Blue Rock Branch Road; erly with the J. R. McKinney lire to a Chestnut stump (old corner); thence conti u ing wi.h the J. R. McKinney lire a Southwesterly course 500 feet to an iron slake; thence a Northwesterly cour se (new line) approximately COO feet to a walnut in the edge of the field; thence a Northeas erly course to the BEGINNING, containing (by guess’ 2 acres, more or less. NTNTH TRACT: BEGINN ING on a white oak on t6:> ' «*■ of the ridge and runs a Nor thwest course to a cherry tree; . thence a Southwest course to shelving rock on the bank of South Toe River; thence up and with the said liver to J. Rich Robinson’s corner on lSnnk of said to the BEGINNING, containing 6 .ncros, more or less.. The lands will first be of fered for sale parcel by parcel and then all of the tracts sold as a /whole, and the me thod which produces the highest price will be reported to the Court for considera tion. The successful bidders will be required to deposit with the Clerk of the Superior Court immediately after the :fle nr of (hp bid up to SMM)O out t»N of any excess liil YANCEY RECORD above sl,ooo’ Upon failure to make such deposit the prop erty will again be offered for sale. This the 14th day of Janu* ary, 1967. DOVER R. FOUTB, Com missioner. Jan. 19, 26 - -4 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF YANCEY l’y virtue of the authority contained in that certain Deed of Trust dated February 15, 1966, from Harold Buch anan and wife, Wanda H. Eu hr.nan, to the undersigned Trustee to secure certain in debtedness. and there having been default in the payment of said indebtedness and the holder of the note secured by saij instrument having re- ' quesed said Trustee to ad vertise and sr 11 the property: NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of s id i strurr.cnt the undersigned will on the Ist day of February, 1967, at 10 o’c’ock a. m., at the Court house door in Burnsville. N. C., sell to th* highest bidder rll ih*se tracts or norce's of 'and sit-ate in Brush Creek Township, County of Yancey end State of North Carolina end described as follows: FIRST TRACT: Adjoining the lands of Charlie Garland, Fonr.er Hughes. Car] Hu-hes a-d Floyd Whßsm. BEGINN ING at a stake by the waters of Bi r Brush Creek which is the rorth*-st corner in the Charlie 1 lme a”d run ning wi’h the Chor’te Gar a d line S 7S W 16 poles to a White Oak, S 35 W 8 poles, W 59 moles across 'he. ceme tery rk’ge and bv the ceme tery to an iron stake; * hence with cemetery road S 55 W 7 poles. S 65 W 20 5 po’es to a White o*k at the waters of Riddle Bra-ch; thence down ana whh the of the branch S 86 E 33 noles to ('arl Ifurh*s’ corner; with the Hughes line S 75 E' 21 poles. S 86 E 18 po’es to a stake at the entrance of Big Brush Cre*k; thpnce down awLwl’h the meanders of Big Brush Crepk N 35 E 40 nnles to the beginning, containing , .9 acres, more or less. SECOND TRACT: AUoinlng th* lands o* Lvwas Wii«rh*s, Willi-m Hughes and with the mea-dp-s of w