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Ounbwn —SHELBY SIDELIGHTS— By Rrnn Drum. At Inst the famous CharleatniV is being performed perfectly in Shelby, I; has been attempted for several weeks, but green skater ; onn the new skating rink are the first ones to stage a real twirling t’hnrle. ton ac cording to Iloyle. A Shelby Sunday school teacher who instructs one of the primary cl. passes along the following, which should he an especially g ad ptin (for the ladies to relate to each other): Who was the first man?” asked tee primary teacher of her el a :s “Adam,” the children ar avers! in chorus. “Who was the first woman?" “Kve" they all shouted.. “Who was the meekest mail?" “Moses.’’ “Who was the meekest woman?’ Kveryohe was silent. The children looked blankly at one another, hut none could answer. Finally a litfipi hand went up, and the teacher said: “Well, my boy, who was she?” “There wasn't any.” The Star in its lust issue headlined a new story saying ,'nat the building ami Ion nassicinlions had on excellent year, which after ail was hardly head line news. Anyone possessing good eyessight was aware of the fact snipe time ago just frovh noting the new residences in and about the town. With spring hardly ready to heft in breaking 1020 promises to be a bigger home-huildinsr year than ever. Prin t i eally eve,., .’•arm day in February has seen so ie new home start. What’ll it be when the real .spring fever ar rives, a disease that curries with it the yearning to build or i uy a new home ? Shelby folks who believ • in adver tising the climatic advantages of the home-town might, clip the story in the last issue of The Star telfng of an iey skating rink on a court square' earner and keep it until the swelter ing days of summer and mail it om to! a friend looking for cooling breezes.; That would be what propaganda r o ily is. DR. A. PITT BEAM~ DENTIST Office Phone 188. Residence Phone 80. Shciby Bank Building. >■ - -....... , j - ' .r.’ YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE We want you to know that we do Shoe Repairing. How about your shoes? Are they in the shape they should be? If not call in and let us fix them up for you. Remember:— “A Stitch In Time Saves Nine.” -Landis Shoe Shop SHELBY, N, J. A. DAY BERRY, Mgr. Truster’s Snip. By virtue of the power of sale con tained in Deeds of Trust executed by the Trustees of the Burial Aid Soci ety of Shelby, N. on .January 18th 1924, and October 9th, 1924, respec tively, both of which Deeds of Trust are duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Cleveland County, N. C.. and default having been made in the payment of the in debtedness secured by ranu' to the Shelby Building and Loan A soeia tion, 1, as Trustee, will sell for cash to the highest bidder at public auc tion at the Court House door In the Town of Shelby. N. C„ on— Saturday. March fith. 1926. within legal hour, the following de scribed real estafb situated in the Town of Shelby and bounded, as fol lows: Beginning at a stake on the South side of Pinkney Strhet, at a point 50 feet in a western direction from its intersection with the West margin of Anti >ny Street, and runs thence with said mnrgin of Pinkney Street In an Eastern direction 50 feet to said intersection, thence with the Western margin of Anthony Street in a Southern direction 127 feet to a stake in the ditch at the Hoskins corner, thence with the ditch and Hoskins line in a Westernn direction 50 feet to a stake in the ditch, thence in a Northern direction 140 feet to the beginning. The foregoing lot being part of the lot deeded G. W. King on the 18th day of October, 1893. by Elizabeth Mauney and F. C. Mauney bv deed recorded in Book “BB” page 50(5. of the Register’s office of Cleveland County, N. C., the above lot bounded on the North by Pinkney Street, on the East by Anthony Street, on the South by what was formerly the Hoskins lot. on the West bv a part of the original lot aforesaid the ltd hereby conveyed having iron stakes at each of its Corners. ^Tiis January 30th, 1926. CLYDE R. HOEY, Trustee. Shelby has two ncw'paini shops. One i for aiuomobiles and is in the Roam block: the ether is for Indie* and is iti the beauty : hop district. Over among the sheriff’* council at. the court house they've passed out » Solomon verdict on the suit of Rev. 1!. Way agai. t tile Methodist I'rotes . 'lit church for his salary. Their ver dict ir t-ha’ i luiivh members, who ltd rot attend regularly during' the year and diop. their mite in the collection -pls.t ■ should be rounded up and “e\ fs• taineil” for ihe remaining salary . ’ a y the former pastor. No: such a bad 1 utf >n. The pastor • lt.j the money'll?-wants and the i uI mi mber-- would not. have to i; • i.n.rn than their icpiired quct.i. 1 \' til'.1 jaiidor at Central school n ‘ ■ i "C y” Morris as *t ■ ’ <»•!'.• *V'-at liman'." Vance's term is ■ • .> |,,, | yau reflect Ivc.v '■(' ■" drtvi those -hoys into win i combinations. Shelby l ank advertises: "Prepare j. : r >lf fe ,ake advantage of things v. h< 1 tile;- a, "rive" Now, what d’yspo-e : b; ir 1 dvice vvould be when one of 'be US: - .irriy'iri/t is'on OVERDRAFT? ' i ;•>1 air enginer bos arriv'd nt Cl' veland Springs will soon begin or v< ying the proposed 'development. No1..: watch folks make money over r v.ht the Florida way. or as Law rence Lackey puts it: "I made $5,* 000 .•dice yesterday. Y'sec I won If ha- • o'd mv faim then for $15,001 and now value it at $20,000." I ():: ■ idea ir, that the children who arc educated at Boiling Springs must receive a tip-top course in spelling. I'd so how could they spell the names of their literary societies. Ever try it ? 1< a funny thing. North Carolina* good roads received wide advertising • o ral months hack when everybody fr< -a Ji(» cast end north seemed to he headed for Florida. Now you hear nothing in the out-of-state papers about otir roads. Josh l.attimore fig ure'; it's because most of ’em are walk ing hack now and the type of roads makes no difference to walkers. ECK & STEPHENS Certified Public Accountants Gastonia, N. C. Systems — Audits — In vestigations. Income Tax Specialists. __.. - ■ ■ -» r~™KENDALL?S Pressing Club Suits Made To Measure. Suits Sponged and Pressed __50c Suits ('leaned and Pressed _75c No Gasoline l'sod. PHONE 96 Called For And Delivered. v-.—..... .J ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. 1 will offer for sale, at public auc ti< n for cash, at the residence of the late Fannie Putnam in Waco, N. C., on Saturday, February 6th,'1920, at 10 o’clock a, m., the following nr tidies of personal property: All house hold and kitchen furniture belonging ,to the estate of Mrs. Fannie Putnam, j deceased, one mule about 15 years old, and let of farming tools. This Janu ary Iff, 1926. A. J. PUTNAM, Admr. NOTICE OF SI MMONS. North Carolina, Cleveland county. In the Superior court. (irate Mauney, by her next friend, Carrie Nodi no, and Carrie Notiinc, Plaintiffs, vs. R. N. Mauney, Defendant. The defendant ft. N.. Mauney wi'l It eke notice that an action entitled as I above has hecn commenced in the su 1H rior court of Cleveland county, North Carolina, to anr.ul the marnajj" h;mv exisiing*betwoen the plaintiff and defendant; and the said defend ant; and the said defendant will fur ther take notice that he is required ito appear at the office of the clerk !of the superior court of snid county in the courthouse in Shelby, N. (’.. on the 23rd day of February, 1926, and answer or demur to the complaint in ; i id action, or the plaintiff will apply b. the court for the relief demanded it, said complaint. This the 25th day of January, 1926. CKO. P. WEBId Clerk of Superior | Court. Horace Kennedy, Atty. for plaintiff. Publication of Summons 1 North Carolina, Cleveland County. ] In the Superior Court Before the j Clerk. J. A. Lavender, Plainstiff, vs. ! Grace Lavender, Defendant. | To Grace Lavender, non-resident de j defendant: You are hereby notified that civil | action has been instituted in the Su jperior court of Clevelanr county, as I above entitled, and that in said nc Ition the plaintiff seeks nn absolute | divorce upon the grounds of five i years’ continuous separation, and you j are further notified that said com ' plaint is now on file in my office and you are required to appear and an swer same on or before Saturday, February 27th, 1926, at mv office in Shelby, N. C.. and if you fail to so (.pear or answer the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief asked for in said Complaint. This January 26th, 1926. GEO, P. WEBB Clerk Superior Court Ryburn & Hoey, Attorneys for Plainstiff. K,!'. It McDaniels after .-»tt.• ■ .<«:»'tr a session,of court --ays it took f ut.ov bus 7ft cay. to cross the ce-.ui, but that nowadays a motorist make., a mile a minute am! takes W cluys from tlic judge. The puzzle is which gets there tlu quickest, T.um or the speed er? (Charlotte. New ) Incrca: i: t:!v i* i- Ig said that thf cause. of o much ni.scliicf making in these days on the part of the.1 young people is traceable to laxity in. home discipline and a departure from the standards that formerly, characterized (lie .home life of the American people. Men high tin in there respective1 professions whether they are such professions as we would ordinarily as sociate with moral and religious re forms, are raying the r-nme thin?'j about this trouble. The opinion is coming from nil uwuters, indicating that it is more widely shared than among mini'-eir of the Gospel and Sunday school; teachers and that it. reflects the senti ment prevailing as to thi:; evil among the intelligent leaders of j American life. Police Commissioner Richard VI. Enright, of New York, speaking of the- responsibility of the home hr moral standards of our young men and women, said: “.Unfortunately, we have departed from the polb ical ethi cal and domestic standards which, at one- time, made this Country the stan dard of good citizenship, arid right, living. In the last generation, these ;tandnrds have been ruthlessly torn down, and in their place- have been exalted ideals of idleness and tie search for inrat table pleasure and sensation; substantiality and sinceri ty, honor, ami the more solid forms of domesticity on which civilization is built have been as completely obli r....—**■— ---——t —HAULING,— I am established in Shelby, to do truck ha tiling. By hour or by contract. Ample equipment* quick, j satisfactory service. H. S. WILLIAMS —IHONE 151— 1 Residence Address .»01 South War.hinqton St,. Shot by. ***———II « ■■■ II I! III Mil — II I ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE ll.iving qualified as administrators of the estate of Wade Hell, deceased, \ ate of Cleveland county, North Cnr ■ oliita, thi* is to notify all persons hav ing claims against the •estate of said " deceased to exhibit them to the under signed at Grover, N. C., on or before i the 1:1th day of January, 1927, or this I notice will ho pleaded in bar of their i i ceovery. All persons indebted to raid estate * will please make immediate payment. ! This l:>th day of January, 19211. I EVI RET I., J. I.. HERNDON, Administra tors of Wade Boll, deceased, j Chav. A. Burrus, Ally. !-----—-* AUMIN IN IK A I (IKS NO I UK, Having ciunlifled as administrator of the estate of Fannie ,1. Hull, de ceased, this is to hereby notify all persons holding claims -against, said c'stu.e to file .said claims properly verified with the undersigned on or before the 8th dav of February. 1927, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery of mint ; and this is to further notify all persons who rre indebted to said estate to make im mediate payment of such indebtedness to the undersigned. This February 8. 19®$. 1,. M. Hi'U., Admipistra'.o!. P. Z. Newton, Atty. ATE TOO FAST South Carolinian Took Black* Draught For Indigestion, and Says He Could Soon Eat Anything. Bnlientine, S. C.—Mr. W. B. Roukiilght, of this place, Rave the following account o£ his use of Thedford's Black-Draught. "Just after 1 married I had indi gestion. Working out, I got in the habit of eating fast, for which l soon paid by having a tight, bloated feeling after meals. This made me very uncomfortable. I would feet stupid and drowsy, didn’t feel like working. 1 was told it was indi gestion. Some ono recommended Black-Draught and I took it after meals. I soon could oat anything any time. “I use it for colds and bilious ness and it will knock out a cold and carry away the bile better and quicker than any liver medicine I have ever found.’’ Dating too fast, too much, or faulty chewing of your food, often causes discomfort after meals. A pinch of Black-Draught, washed down with a swallow of water, will help to bring prompt relief. Bloat ed sensations, eructations, bad fcreath and other common symptoms of indigestion have ‘disappeared after Black-Draught has been taken tor several days. NC-164 black draught DfcH*.* LIVER MtPiriMF LIVER MtPKINI 1 rated a:; though they never existed i all. We have arrived at something approximating ethical chaos and ar. immediate return to our former stan dards of right living and right think 3 :g is pressing necessary." I ns is hitting the nail squarely f>n tiu' head. It is putting the finger on j the hear of the trouble without an un- : eeessary wandering about among /I o theories to hit upon some plan-! i le cause for modern laxities. j The American home of the olden imes has collapsed and virtually gene ut of business. ( hildren raise themselves, do pvet v much as they please, have plenty i < money to spend according as! -1 icir whims and caprices strike them! un around loose daylight or night,1 f > counter to whatever wholesome1 t struct ion and admonition their pnr c tt<- give them, and, generally, aie a aw unto themselves. Is it any wonder, therefore, .hat ■< have such striking evidences about, every day that the laws of the ’and and not seriously contemplated J ' the body of new citizens who arc oming t J” the fore and that the chil ren of this generation have so gen it ally, it appears, set their feet upon oe highways that lead to moral de ti action ? ASSET TO STSTE Eg<r Production in March. April and May is 65 Per Cent of (he Year’s Supply In view of the fact that poultry raising is a great industry in Cleve land county the following facts from the state bulletin will he of interest locally. “As production in poultry and eggs is speeded up, and adequate market must be maintained, or profits in til's phase of agriculture will dim rr---—*- % YOU CAN SAVE On your shoes! 5 Why throw them away when you haven't had your full money’s worth? We repair them with Good year Welt system. New soles, new heels, a little mending here and there and you SAVE ON YOUR SHOE BILL. Shelby Shoe Shop TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in two certain deeds of trust, one dated December 27th, 1 '>‘22 and recorded in the office of the register of deeds for Cleveland county N. C.. in Book No. 125 at page 22 and one dated August Oth 1923 and re corded in the office of the register of deeds for Cleveland county, N. C., in Eook No. 125 at page 257 said deeds of trust being executed by E. B. Olive and wife, Edith Olive to the un dersijpied trustee for the Shelby and CHevqjtnd County Building and Loan | Association to secure indebtedness | hterefti specified and default having |boen made in the payment of said in debtedness and being requested to sell | so id property I will sell for cash to the highest bidder at the court house door. Shelby, N. C., on Thursday, February 18. 1925. at l? o'clock noon or within legal hours the following described real estate: Situated in the* town of Earl, N. C.. and described as follows: Firftt lot: Being known as lot No. 39 of the plat of the town of Earl N. C.,Uand reference is made to Book V ptigP 518 of the office of the reg ister deeds for Cleveland county, N for record of said plat, said lot ho i:og 2S0 feet long and 76 feet 8 1-1 inches, wide, bounded on the east by Johnson street, on the South by lot No. 88 and the M. E. church South, and or) the west by Austell street and on the north l>v lot No. 90 which is the N. R. McSwain property and lot No. 86. SecCnd bit: Comprising 3 lots in the town of Earl, N. C., and being lots numbered 122. 123 and 124 on the plat of the town of Earl, N. C. I Beginning at a stake on Third and Austell streets and running thence northward with Austell street 530 feet to a stake corner of Lot No. 126 t hr nee westward with line of Lot No. 125, 130 feet to a stake in the beck line of the town plat; thence south | ward 530 feet with the black line of the town plat to a stake on Third st. I thence eastward with Third Street 130 feet *o the beginning and beingj those lots conveyed to E. B. Olive by W. D. Earl by and to E. B. Olive by M. E. Church.' and W- T). Earl. Terms of sale CASH. This January 16th. 1926. JNO P. MULL, Trustee. D. Z. NF.WTONyCommissioner. the United States has already reach ed the stage where the annual in come is one billion dollars, arid thb expansion calls for the best method of market development known to hi; business. The purpose of this papei is to present in detail the present si uation of the poultry industry ii North Carolina, witli a view to fur nishing a sound basis for future marketing procedure. “Steady progress has marked th< poultry industry .n North Caroline for the last 25 years. The census da ta shows that in 1900 there were 3, 871,858 head of poultry on the farm: of North Carolina. These were val ued at $1,484,150. In 1910 we had 5, 053,870 head valued at $1,924,000. It 1920 we had 7,393,101 head valued at $0,085,045. This last value was probably due to war inflation. “In 1900 this state produced 17, 000,000 dozen eggs valued at $1,810, 010. In 1910 it produced 23.560.000 dozen valued at $4,256,000. Of these 11,000,000 dozen were sold at $2,000, 000. In 1920 we produced 24,860,000 dozen valued at $10,400,000. There was sold that year 11.000,000 dozer valued at close to $4,000,000. “The average (or weighted) price of eggs increased from 19c per doz en in 1900 to an average of 25 l-2c per dozen in 1923. They averaged 40c per dozen in 1919 and 1920 . “Poultry prices at the farm arose front an average of 10c in 1900 to' 18c in 1923. They averaged 29c per pound for the year 1920. STEEL RtlNfOAC/tfG 0ARSS* CHANNEL AHGLtJ ^ — r ^ riArts> f=5:«SKfincrwi \ */vrrs OOLTZ t... .' “ ‘ "S T. W. EBELTOFT GROCER AND BOOK SELLER PHONE-82 • DR. R. C. HICK& Dentist | Office Shelby National Bank j Building. ^ j Phone 421. Shelby, N, C. ( DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given ti nt D. G. nnd C. H. Dixon have sold their one half interest in the firm of Dixon Rrothers store at Belwood, N. C., to J. (!. Lutz and that ail debts shall be paid by the firm of Dixon and Lutz and that all accounts shall be collect ed bv the same. This Jantury l2tli 192C. D. G. and C. H. DIXON. APPETIZING FOOD. QUICK SERVICE. CLEANLINESS. SHELBY CAFE (For Ladies And Gentlemen.) I<aFayette Street, Next Door To Princess Theatre. .. .i ■ ii NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION This is to notify all parties that the wholesale and retail hardware bu siness heretofore owned and conduct ed in the town of Shelby, N. C., by j. D. Lineberger under the names of the Farmers Hardware company, and of J. I). Lineberger’s Sons, has been by him sold and transferred to the Farm ers and Planters Hardware company, a corporation, and in the future will be conducted in the same place by said eoiporation, which corporation will bo solely responsible for same, and the said J. D. Lineberger will not hereafter be personally liable there for; that all debts now owing by said business concern will be paid by the said J. t). Lineberger, and all claims, accounts, ete., due the same remain the property of J. P. Lineberger and should be paid to him. The undersigned retains an interest in the corporation and solicits the continued patronage and good will of alt of Thts his old customers and friends. February 4th, 1920. J. D. LINEBERGERS SON?, FARMERS HARDWARE, By J. D. Lineberger. “Close to 65 per. cent of the pm.il-1 .ry and cgsrs that are produced ac tually are consumed at home. In •ther words, out nt a ' I ojj.fr pro-, luetion in I P2P. of 24,000.000 dozen .•ggs, thirteen ni-11 ion dozens were tsed at home. “Eighteen million » nirkco - valued it $2,689,000 were produced in InOO; 14,000,000 chickens valued at $4,496.-- ■ 100 in 1910; 15,227.000 chickens vnl-! >d at $9,970,000 -in .1020. This re presents a combined value-ot 82‘'.2.o. 100 in the poultry and eye product d n 1920. “During tie months March.: Xpril, May and Jure ->5 per-cent o' .ur yearly -egg crop i- produced, lit icak of reduction being roaehc 1 ibout May 1. This howr. by the volume of eggs moving- onto the mar kets. Heavy movement.- of- poultry take place in October, November De ember and January. Studies of the •eeeipts of poultry reaching the Mew York markets showed '‘at 60 per •etit of the dressed poultry was. re'* •eived in these' - four months.” Old-time Boh- r.iinnism consisted in state of mind. nm doing withau a lair cut. -_____---*— *HllW|liiiliilll -sar^a^amnatj,-yeacy THREE POINTS Filling Station We Think of You Day By Day. i “Service With A Smile.” W. C. HARRIS CO. “Realtors” Office Paragon Eklg. Phone 568. NOTICE OF RESALE OF LAM) UNDER MORTG \GE. Pursuant to an order of toe Clerk of the Superior Court of Clcveie.nl County, N. C. directed to. the under signed on February 8; l‘)26,' we, as mortagagees, will resell to the highest bidder, on the terms below mention ed at the Courthouse Door in Shel by, N. C. on Saturday, February 2? at 12 o’clock, noon, or within legal hours, the following described real estate located in No. Two Town shin. Cleveland County. N. Beginning at a stake and pointers on the branch where the old pop. lar corner stood, new Lee’s and Green's corner; and runs thence with their line North 3(5 and 3-8 West. 50 poles to a s mall black gum; thence a new line North. 15 East, 222 pole , crossing the road, to a -tone and pointers; thence South (50 East, 30 an ! 7-8 poles to a stone in K. D. N. Jolley’s line: thence with his line South 1 .3-4 West. 1(5 noles to a stone his corner; thence South. 15 West 108 poles to a stake on the branch persimmon gone; thence down the branch as it meanders, about 72 p Jes to the beginning; containing fjft••• acres more or less and adjoinin'* the lands of K. D. X. .Tollcv. C. T. Bridges. Davis Green, T. G. Lee, J. R. Green and others. Terms of sal®: One half cash ujmn confirmation of sale, and balance of one-half purchase price payable with in 12 months after firs; na-nunt, same to be secured by negotiable note or other good collateral approved by the undersigned. This Feht-narv m. 102(3 DOVIE .TOLLEY, FAY HOPPER I F3DFOPD WILLIAMSON HOLLAND Clias, A. Burrus, Atty. Mortgagees. Administrator’s Not ire. Having this day qualified as ad ministrator of the estate of Mrs Amanda Branton, deceased, this is to notify persons having claims against the said estate to present them to mo Properly proven on or before the 5th da? of January 1927 or this no tice will he pleaded in bar of any recover. Those owing the said es tate wdl please make immediate settlement to the undersigned. This January 5th, 192(1. Zeb ('. Weathers, administrator of Mrs. Amanda Branton, deceased, e Commissioner's Sale. By virtue of a decree of the Su perior Court ot Cleveland Countv, N. ( . made in Special Proceeding en titled, “O. C. Dixon and wife, Mattie Dixon, et nl.. Vs. Ruth Dixon, minor, and her guardian. A. H. Cline, I, as Commissioner, will sell at the Court House door in the town of Shelhv, N. C. on Saturday, February 20th 1920. at 12 o’clock M., or within le gal hours, at public auction to the highest bidder the following des cribed real estate, to wit: Being a part of the T. .1. Dixon .lands, located in No. 9 Township Cleveland County, N. C„ adjoining l«nds of W. J. Dixon, and others and bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake and pointers in the old line corner of Lot No. 1, and running with the old line S. 58 1-2 E. 2-1 poles to a stone, the old corner; thence S. hi E. 24 poles to a stone; thence n! aI polcs to a stone; then S. V’4 £• 71 poles to a stone; thence rsi. J-0 h. ,j.) poles to a stone in the road; thence N. 00 W. 122 poles to a stake in old line, corner of Lot No 1.; thence with the line of Lot. No. 1 S. -.4 3-4 W. 125 poles to the begin ning, containing 64 15-16 acres, more or less. Surveyed Dec. 17th, 1925, bv A. E. Elliott, Surveyor. Terms of sale: One-third cash on day of sale, balance Jan. 1st, 19^7 with privilege of payilng all cash, de ferred payment, to bear 6 percent interest and deed to be delivered to purchaser upon payment in full of the purchase' price. This Jan. 13th, 1926. _ D. C. DIXON Commissioner. Bush Stroup. Atty. 4t-20e We Are in on It. Charlotte News. North Carolina ha* -suffered less from .he Florida l -'om ’.in any South ,-n state. It is fcing Ij profit more fK in it than any of its companions in the South. Fact is, the state is already getting in on the profits arising from the rer.• aisssnee in Florida. Western Nor.h Carolina is going to b<- t he next great section of the South undergo boom developments, and tic state industrially and-agrieullu n!h is planted already in the direc tion of reaping immeasurably from t! popularity thru has been Florida’s ;;.u. that is now, according to common rot: rent, facing a decline. — BILLIARDS — Cleveland Cigar Store Rear Postoffice. SR. C. M. PEELER DENTIST Office Over Woolworths Residence Phone 460-W. Office Phone 99-W. HOYT C. DIXON DENTIST Office Old Masonic Building. Over Rose’s 5 & 10c Store PEYTON McSWAIN A ttorney-A t-La w Civil end Criminal Practice in All Courts. Office: Union Trust Co. Building. DR. H. D. WILSON Eye Specialist And Optometrist 28 Years Experience. Prices Reasonable. Office at Paul Webb’s Drug Store. f1 |" | % De LUXE CAFE WEBB THEATRE BLDG. PHONE 635. SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Spring Chicken On Toast Cream Asparagus Tips Candied Yams Sweet Peas And Cream Mixed Pickles Wheat Muffins Pineapple Pie Coffee, Tea, Milk Service 11:30 to 2:30. * TRUSTEE’S SALE Ry virtue of the power of sale con tained in a certain deed of trust ex ecuted by Amanda Costner and hus band, frank Costner, to the under signed trustee for Gi H. Stanley on •fuiy .list, 1924, which deed of trust is lpostered in the office of the regis ter of deeds of Cleveland county, N. < in Book 124, page 271, as security tor ydUO.QO due November 15th, 1925, and the same not having been paid unen due, and the undersigned havirg een called upon to execute the trust therein specified, the undersigned will otfer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash at 12 m., .u Monday. February 15th, 1926, the following described property: Tying in No. 10 township, Cleve nnd county. North Carolina, on the Haters of Buffalo creek, adjoining amis of Marvin Lutz, C. L. London and J. L. Sain and Buffalo mill t.rar4 Beginning at n poplar fiy the side . 0 ' Shelby road, and runs V <5 \V. 9 poles to a stone in the old me; thence with it 8. 23 1-4 E. 40 poles to a stone, the old corner: thercc with the old line N. 64 1-4 E. to a stake on the west bank of the creek; thence up the creek as it meanders to £iWV*f th<? n,m ™ce; thence S. ^ o'" 'P°'os to a pine now down) on South bank of the creek: thence N P? w- 13 2-5 roles to the beglr nme'. contaming 6 feres, more or less. I his January 1 fitlh. 1926 BYNUM E. WEATHERS, Trustee. Administrator’s Notice Having qualified as administrator 'J the estate of Mrs. C. Georgiatm Hanit, deceased this is to notify all person having claims against'the said < state to nresent them properly prervon - C P. Peeler (at the Clevelenad Mo Shelby. N C. on or before the 12th day of February 1926 or Hns notice will bo pleaded in bar of their recovery. All person indebted ?.ai£* estate will nlease make hn mediate payment. This 12th day of February 1928. R. M. GANTT, admr; of C. Ceor Rnma Gantt, deeeaced.
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