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John Hastings Is Buried At Casar Native Of The County Died At Newton. Was 53 Years Of Age. Five Children. fSptotsl to The Star.) Toluca, Feb. 27.—A large crowd of relatives and friends gathered at the Baptist church on last Banda; to pay their last tribute of respect and to see the body of Mr. John Eastings laid to rest. Mr. Hastings had been sick with heart and stomach trouble for sev eral years and for the past year or so has been almost past working He was taken to the Lincoln hos pital on last Tuesday and died ni^t Friday February 21. All was dot.e that loving hands could do for him He was born October 16, 1876 and Was S3 years, four months and four djcya ttkL He was married to Miss Jane Newton. July 20, ia<>6. He leaves to mourn his going his wtf; and. five children. _ Vernle, Lona, Onzie, Amos and Fred His mother, three sisters and tevfn brothers, also a host of friends and relatives. He was a lov (Bg husband and father and a good neighbor. He will be gTeatly mlssec.. His home has been In Cleveland County until a few years ago leav ing Toluca -moving-to Newton Where he was living at time of his geath. He was a member of the Junior Order Bt Belwood which took charge Of fhe burial. Funeral services were conducted •y his pastor of the MethodUt •htirch at Newton assisted by Pro*. ©- A. Ledford of Belwood. Cfcrtlandi Wine Thieve*. (Stanly News and Press.) ’They are stealing automobiles Ir BtainJy county and cows In Cleve land county. For wisdom and fore sight the Cleveland county thieves Will take the medals away from the Stanly county rogues. “IT HAS MADE ME A WELL WOMAN” rr HAS MADE-herb iujce Kerr Street Resident Declares That The Turning Point To Better Health Came When She Used Herb Extract. •Years of suffering trom ill which there seemed to be no end, mao.' Ufe a series of miseries for me and while I tried various medicines stdi, X could not find just the medicine suited for my case until I learned of Herb Extract- 1 am happy now that my ailments gradually and •urely left me by uslnc this great tnedtclne. Every sufferer of su;h Ills as I bad will do well to try th « good remedy. It certa.nly doe6 all hat is claimed for it. ‘ w % ■. ■ l \ .1 MRS. E. M. EARNHARDT. “I was only a shadow of my for mer self when I started on Mtlltv'r Herb Extract. Now I am glad tc say It has made me a well woman which I profoundly appreciate am the least that I can do Is to veil other sufferers, about it and urge them to take It when they need a good medicine to put them In go:d health. I was told oelore I begoii taking It that: it would surely nelp me and no doubt would greatly un .prove my condition of health. I have found it to be as represent* 1. and it proved to be the very rnedt ofaie I have seeded for a long, lo.g time. That rundown wornout fee - ilng no longer bothers me and I ftel strong and healthy every day Bp nervous indigestion now as was the case a few months ago. And 3 am entirely relieved of constipa tion, irregular bowel action, slug gish liver, In fact, every organ m my body seems to oe In splendid working condition. Think of It! i have gained thirty pounds, now I have abundant strength mywelgn* ,1s back to normal and I no longer look like a-shadow moving abort 'hilt on the other hand, my whole system is so well regulated and that I feel and look like a different person altogether. I think every Sufferer of the ills named above Will make a big mistake not to try sure remedy for better health healthy again, thank* a thms •hd times for such a grand avd gpod medicine," Mrs. E M. Earn hardt lives at 314 E. Kerr St., Sal Isbury, N. C., finds in Herb Extra*! (formerly called Herb Juice) a sult troubne, millions of satisfied user* tell the same about this famo>t> Herb medicine. Sold and reoom wend by.Faul Webb and Son. She. . wr, ct. w. every tea . '■&} her poor hea’ h ZION COMMUNITY BITCH OF NEWS Farmers Busy With Plowing. Mr And Mrs. Klutz Visitors From Newton. »8opp1r^r t-o The Slar.J Tlie farmers truly are appreclat Ing this beautiful weather arid are making good time preparing the soli. I Miss Georgia Cabaniss has been spending some time with Mr. ani Mrs. Frank Cornwell. Miss Kans Cabaniss and niece, Margaret Cab anlss, spent the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cornwell had as dinner guests Sunday Misses Georgia, Kans, Margaret, and Nina Cabaniss, Frank Blanton, Clint Wellmon and Mr. Joe Blanton. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cornwell spent Sunday evening with Mr. Corn well’s sister, Mrs. Clarence Gardner who Is home from the Lincolntun hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Klutz of Newton spent Saturday night with Mrs. Klutz’s sister Mr. and Mrs. Will Cornwell. Miss Janie Irvin spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs J. W. Irvin. Miss Maryce Cornwell spent the week-end with her uncle, Mr. Spur geon Cline. Mrs. Ben Martin Is Improving Mr. and Mrs. Latham Wilson spent the week-end with Mrs Latham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J M. Gold. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Cornwell, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cornwell and family j spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Claude Stamey. Mrs. Hoyle Ixse from Atlanta spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. Florence Royster. Mr. Aubrey Thomas of Avondale spent the week-end with Mr. Ran dolph Martin. Mr. Martin has ac • cepted a responsible position at Avondale. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Martin and Children visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A Gold one night last week. Mr. Joe Cabaniss and children spent awhile Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Blanton. | Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cabaniss and daughters, Dorothy and Nell, spent Sunday with Mrs. Cabaniss' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mmtz. Miss Minnie Gold and Mrs. Clyde Gold spent Sunday aiternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Gold and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neal visited Mrs. Neal’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cabaniss last Sunday. Speedy Relief for Sore Throat This Doctor’s Prescription Requires No Gargling. No longer Is It necessary to gar gle and choke wi h nasty tasting medicines to relieve sere throat Now you can get rlmo'st Instant re lief with one swallow of a doctor's prescription. This prescription was refilled so often and became no popular that the druggist who originally filled It decided to put It \:p under the name Thoxine and make It available to everyone. The remarkable thing about Thoxine Is that It relieves almost Instantly, yet contains nothing harmful. It is pleasant tasting, and safe for the whole family, and Is guaranteed to relieve sore throats or cougho In 15 minutes or money back. Just ask for Thoxine, 35c. fOc., and $1.00. Sold by Su le’s Drug Stcre and all other Good Drug Stores. adv. Administrator's Notice. Having qualified as administrator the estate of J. T. Hamrick, deceas ed late of Cleveland county, N. C, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of saio deceased to exhibit them to the un dersigned at Bolling Springs, N O.. on or before the 15th day of Jan-, uary, 1931, or this notice will of pleaded in bar of their recovery^ All persons Indebted to said estate will please make Immediate pay-! ment. E. B. HAMRICK, Adminis trator of J. T. Hamrick, deceased Quinn, Hamrick & Harris, A ttys ISttO 1930 Catalog of j WOODS SEEDS Mailed free on newest Whteforit. Illustrated and con tains valuable in formation for the farmer 6r gardener T.W.WOOD IrSONS Seedsmen Since 1679 66 M4»StW*hmond. Va. WealW forecast broadcast daily at6-38RM.sWionWPyA.270J meters i New Prospect News . Of Current Week Juniors Entertain Seniors At Miss Whitworth’s. Play Saturday. (Special to The Btar t The Juniors of Waco school en tertaincd the seniors last Friday night at Miss Net Whitworth s, rh seniors who were present were Misses Madge Harrelson, Vio»s Black, Vada Wright, Messrs. For rest Wolfe, Willie Wright and Ar thur Stroup. The Juniors present were: Misses Bain Canlpe, Vangc McSwaln, Messrs. Carlyle Smhn Frank Hannon and Lamar Cline The teachers present were Miss’s Lots Carter, Blala Blanton, Manue Livingston. Ella Lee Burnette, Mar garet Kaiser and Mr. F. W. Simp son. Many lively games and stunts were played. Miss Bessie Carpenter spent Fri day night with Misses Evelyn and Edna Carpenter. The Womans club of Waco will give a play at the Waco school house Saturday night, March l Everyone Is cordially Invited to at tend. Mr. Tom Howell of Bethlehem visited his brother, Mr. Julius Howell Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Carpenter visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Car penter Sunday. Mr. West Fisher of Shelby was a visitor In this community Monday afternoon. Surprise Birthday For Worth Mcl ton. Mrs. K. R. Hamrick 1IL Personals. (Special to The Btar.l Double Springs, Feb. 37.—Mr. As ton Adams spent the day Sundaj with Mr. J. C. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Greene visit ed Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Bridges Sun day. Miss Reba Moore spent the week end with her school mate,. Miss Sara Harris, of Maoresboro. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Brooks and son, Jennings were the Sunday din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D Lee. Mr. Worth Melton spent Sunday with Mr. Rush Davis. The young people surprised Mr Worth Melton with a party Friday, it being his 17th birthday. Games and music were enjoyed during the evening after which delicious re freshments were served. The guest list included: Misses Selma McSwain, Reba Lee. Annie Belle Davis. Lucille McSwain, Reba Moore, Elisa Brooks, Ruby Wash burn, Bertha Hawkins, Vernia and Susan Brooks, Neleene Blanton, Lois Brooks, Beatrice Blanton, Nettle and Julia.. Jones,.. Selma Davis, Bonnie Lee Jones, Cecelia Padgett, Frances Doggett, Bernice Lovelace and Ruth Humphries. Messrs. Dufaye Bridges, Walter Davis, Iva Jones, Lawrence Mc Swain, Rush Davis, Howard Lee, John L. McSwain, Reburn and Wyan Washburn, Raymon Jones, J C. Moore, J. C. Humphries, Bill Glascoe, Woodrow Humphries. Olin Lee, Everette Brooks and Osborns Lee. . ' Miss Mattie Lee Bridges visited her aunt, Miss Patience Hamrick last week. Messrs. Howard and Tom Lee spent Saturday night with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Brooks spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bray Brooks. Misses Elizabeth and Willie Lee Humphries spent Sunday with Miss Fi ances Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Jap Lee and son:; Phillip and Eugene, spent Sunday with Mi*, aha Mrs. Plato Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Bate Jones and son spent the week-end with Mrs. Jones parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Oreene. ’ Mrs. E. R. Hamrick is sick at thL writing. We hope she will s<jpn be well. Rehobeth Locality And Church News (Special to The Star.) There will be preaching at rte hobeth church Sunday, March X the regular preaching day. Rev Barber will preach. It la announced that Rev. Vester Crowder will preach the third Sun day of each month at Rehobeth. The Rehobeth Sunday school nas organized a prayer meeting at 7:3'' p. m. on Sunday night They aic doing great work and a hearty In vltatlon la extended to all. There are quite a number from this .church attending the Sunday school training school which Is Do ing held at Shelby Central Method 1st church Oils week. We are sorry to relate that lit tle Miss Ader Grlgg, daughter oi tjr. and Mrs. L. G. Grlgg, is 111 this week as a result of a wounded teg Misses Euzele and Gladys and Mr. Judson Petty spent the da \ Sunday with Miss Annie and M John Dalton. David Boy lea Stricken With Para lysis In Shelby. Sam Sain Hoey Speaker. (Special to The Star.) Toluca, Feb. 27 —Mr. David Boyles is suffering with a stroke of paraly sis. He and his grandson, Clyda Noggle, went to Shelby on last Thursday to spend the day with some friends and were sitting by the fire Waiting for dinner when he suffered the stroke. He is still right bad. Several from St. Peters church are attending the standard training school now hi session at Shelby. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpent *r are the proud owners of a fine son, born on last Wednesday, Feb. 1) Mother and babe are doing nicely. Miss Fannie Burns spent iast Saturday night with Misses Fannie and Male Mostelia. The children, relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Costner on las! Sunday and gave a surprise birto [day dinner in honor of Mrs. Cost ners 69th birthday. A large crowd [ was present with a large table oi good things to eat. Mr. and Mrs. Ed R honey and children and Mr. Dewey Hartman left last Sunday for St. Mathews S. C. after spending some time wtdi their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hartman. Mrs. A. P. Sain of Morganton was a supper guest at the home of he daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hart man on last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vickers and little son, Jacob, of Hollis, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr and Mrs. J. M. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sain visited Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Boyles Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burns and daughter. Miss Elsie Lou, spent the week-end in Valdese at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pruett. Mrs. Jane Hoyle and son, Mr. Ambrose Hoyle spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carpenter of Charlotte. Misses Nora Costner and Inez Propst spent Tuesday night with Miss Costner’s sister at Fallston, Mrs! Fred Wright. Mr. Clyde Costner and Mis.' Charlotte Peeler visited Misses Mary and Joyce Tuesday night. The senior class of Belwood hlgn school will present "The Girl Who Forgot” Saturday night, March 1 Everybody is invited to attend. It Is a real good comedy-drama Dlav In three nets. The Hoey society of B. H. 8. Is proud of having the honor of send ing one of their members, Mr. Sam Sain, to 8helby Friday night, to enter the Hoey contest. One mem ber of this society won the medal three years ago, Mr. Fletcher Sain. We are real proud of this societv and the man of whom It was nam ed after, Hon. Clyde R. Hoey of Shelby. Miss Charlotte Peeler of Morgan ton Is spending a few days with ncr parents Mr. and Mrs. Will Peeler. Miss Pauline Lackey of Morgan ton spent Friday night with Mis.? Helen Sain. Pay* Tribute To Cha*.. C. Blanton A* Banker Rutherford Sun. There are some men whose char acters and abilities are such as to cause them to be admired and re spected by all who know them; their names become known, not only In the commun tles wherein they live, but ever In a wider dr lie until It embraces the state and na tion: such men are the natural leaders In their chosen profession because they Inspire confidence anu especially so In times of stress. To this limited category ot men Char les C. Blanton belongs rightly and Justly. Mr Blanton, president of the Union Trust company of Sheiby, needs no Introduction to Rutherford county or even to North Carolina He Is a banker of no mean ability and to have achieved his present position of honor among bankers— and the ultimate decision as to a professional mans real worth L professional man’s real worth Is —Is due to his past and present rec ord. J. P. Morgan, one of the worlds truly great bankers, not only had a great character but was a splendid Judge of the Indefinable qualities In mankind that, summed up, con stitute character and he used this knowledge wisely In his business. I: was largely by this means the late Mr. Morgan picked his associates strong' men. But mere strength of character, utmost Integrity and ability will not make any man great In the true meaning of the word; a business Man, banker, phy sician or merchant may possess these qualities, may become success ful from a financial viewpoint and even gain the outwaro respect of others, but he will always be small in the sence ot lacking the humu.o elements of kindness charity ani faith. These are the essentials o* greatness and Mr. Blanton poo sesses them, StBLMmkiipg Ifeyj Trinity Community Late News Mention Mr. and Mrs. Howard Callahan Have New Son. Miss Harris Entertains. (Special to The Star.) Trinity, Feb. 27,~-Born to Mr. ' and Mrs. Howard Callahan, a son. | Robert, on last Saturday morning. Mother and baby are in the Shel by hospital and seem to be getting along nicely. Miss Sarah Harris entertained a number of her friends at her home on last Saturday honoring her week-end guest Miss Keba Moore cf Lattlmore. Those on the sick list at ttau writing are- James McKinney and little Annie Sue Bostic and Emmltt McKinney. Miss Malina Jolley spent trie pcuri. week-end with her sister Mrs. J. V Gunter of Bostic. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. McClunney and family visited the former's sis ter. Mrs. J. P. Hamrick of No. 1 township Sunday afternoon. Mr. J. A. Holllfield was called to the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Wray Holllfield, of Chtsnee on last Friday. His many friends are glad to know that she Is Improving after a serious Illness. Mr. and Mrs. M„ A. Jolley and Mr. and Mrs. Unie Hamrick of Boiling Springs and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gunter of Bostic were visit ors of Mrs. K. D. N. Jolley Sundav Mr. and Mrs. S. J. McClunn :y, Mrs. Claude Bostic and Mrs. Mae Jenkins were Shelby visitors Mon day, Mr. Perry Robbs and Mr. Ed Brld more of Gaffney, 8. C. visited at the home of Mr. P. E. Bridges Mon day. Two of the girls of our com munity, Misses Mary Bridges and Bettie Lee Bostic were contestants in the recitation contest held at Mooresboro high school Monday night. Although neither was a win ner. we feel proud of their success ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. Having qualified as administrator of the estate of N. A. Smith, de ceased, notice is hereby given to all parties holding claims against said estate to present them properly proven to the undersigned at Lawn dale, N. C., R-4, on or before Janu ary 25, 1931, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of any recovery thereon. All persons Indebted to the said estate will please make im mediate payment to me. This the 24th day 6t January, 1930. CARL SMITH. Administrator of N. A. Smith’s Estate. B. T. Palls, Attorney. Notice Of Service Of Summon*. By Publication. North Carolina, Cleveland County. In Superior Court. J. E. Reilley, plaintiff vs Budde and Weis Mfg. company, defendant. Pursuant to, and In accordance with an orde.- of this court, direct ing publication of the summons in the above entitled attachment pro ceedings, which summons was is sued on the 29th day of January, 1930, notice is hereby ; .ven to Budde and Weis Manufacturing company, defendant, who is shown to be a non resident of the state of North Carolina, and can not, after due diligence be found in said state, and an attachment proceeding entit'ed as abovj set forth, has been com menced by the plaintiff above named .or the recovery of Five Hundred ninety eight and 44 -'00 Dollars, and costs of this action against the defendant, and the ue fendant is hereby notified and •■e uulred to appear before the Clerk of the Superior Court, Cleveland coun ty. N C., at the office of the Clerk lr said county Court House, on the 1st day of March, 1930, then and there to answer or demur to the complaint filed In the above en titled case, or the plaintiff will ap ply to the court for the relief de manded. • This the 29th day of January, 1S30. A. M. HAMRICK, Clerk Superior Court, Cleveland County, .North Carolina. Matthew, Mark, Luke And John Are Names Bryson C'lty, Feb 15.—Mr. and Mrs. Hastings Messer have children. They have four of them. That in itself may not seem remarkable but when you con sider that prior to Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hastings Messer had four less It may be seen there is something unusual. The stork visited them with a vengeance, leaving lour boys. They are named Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. CERIIF1CATE or DISSOLUTION. State of North Carolina, Department of State: To All to Whom These Present* May Come—Greeting; Whereas, it appears to my satisfaction, by duly authenticated record the proceed ings for the voluntary dissolution there of by the unanimous consent of all tin •tockholders, deposited In my office, tha: the emelby Furniture company, a cor poration of this state, whose principal oi fice is situated in the town of Shelb> county of Cleveland, state of North Car olina, F. D. Marshall being the agen therein and In charge thereof, upoi whom process may be served, has com plied with the requirement of chapter 2.' Consolidated Statutes, entitled ‘ Corpora tions,” preliminary to the issuing of th certificate of dissolution: Now, therefore, I, J. A. Hartnesa, sec retary of state of the state of Non Carolina, do hereby certify that the sa corporation did, on the 12th day of D; cember, 192#, file in my office a duly ex ecuted and attested consent in writing t the dissolution of said corporation, ecuted by all the stockholders thereo which said consent and the record of th proceedings aforesaid are now on file in my said office as provided by law. In testimony where, I have hereto set my hand and affixed my official eeal at Raleigh, this 12th day of December, A. D 1929. J, A. HARTNESS, 4t 14e Secretary of State. TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of the power vested In me as trustee In a certain deed of trust, ex ecuted by Ira B. Turner and wile. Pearl turner, on the 19th day of April, 1928. to .ecure an indebtedness as set forth In said deed of trust, said deed of trust be nt; recorded In book 149, of deeds, page 214. of the office of the register for Cleveland county, N. C., and default hav ,ng been made In the payment of the indebtedness thereby secured, and de mand having been made upon me to ex ecute the trust, I will sell to the highest .; .cider at the court house door In Shelby, on Saturday, March «I. I9M, at 1* e'eteek M, or within legal hours, the following de scribed real estate: Situated In the southwest portion of the town of Shelby, and being a portion of the J. W. Roberts property, and belni; further Identified as all of lot No. 27 and 16 2-3 feet off the west side of lot No. 26, as shown by plat of said property, record ed In book SS of deeds, page 642, of the orflce of the register for Cleveland coun ty, N. C and further described by a line as follows: Beginning at a stake on the north side of Elm street In Whisnant’s line and runs ihence with the north edge of said street 3. R6-46 east 23 feet to a stake; thence N. 24 E. 180 feet to a stake In line of lot No. 26; thence N 88-45 west 90 1-6 feet to ? stake In Whlanant'a line; thence wltli Whisnant’s line 8. 33-14 east 188Vi feet to he beginning. Terms of sale; Cash. This the lSUi day of February, 1930. B. T. PALLS, Trustee 4t 21e B. T. PALLS. Trustee. NOTICE OF SALE OF BEAL ESTATE. By virtue of a Judgment made In spe cial proceeding entitled: "F. R, Turner and wife, Margaret Turaei va. May Love Turner and Laura Tnrner, guardian" directing a resale of ttte lands herein after described, I the undersigned com missioner will offer for sale at public auc tion to the highest bidder at the cour. douse door in Shelby. N. C., at 12 m larch gth, 1830. the following describe^ tract of land: Beginning at a stake on the east bam of First Broad river and In the old Kirk cndall Ford road, and running thenc with meandering* of the said road am »lth the lands of C. O. Champion N <1 Va degrees E. S chains to a cedar post ■hence N. 33 deg. E. 7% chains to a cede post thence N. 66V4 deg. I. 4.50 chains i a cedar post: thence S. 63 deg. E. H chains to a stake: thence 8. 71 deg. E 12.73 chains to a stake; thence 8. 88!, deg X. 1.30 chains to a stone on the north side of the road. W. B. Turner’s and lamuel J. Green's corner; thence with Green's line N. 28 deg. E. 26.75 chains to a stone, W. B. Turners and Lewis Har din's corner on Samuel J. Green's line, ormerly a post oak stump; thence with -.ewls Hardin's line N. 76% deg. W. 20.85 ha Ins to a red oak stump Turners and Hardin's corner; thence with Lewis Har din's line N. 52% deg w 43.30 chains u a stake on the east bank of First Broad r.ver; thence down the river as It mean ders the general average of which is as ollows: 8. 46'.-a deg. w. 4.40 chains; S. 4 deg. W 2.40 chains; S. 1.20; S. 29% deg S. 3 chains; 8. 30% E. 6.50 chains; S ■13% deg. Ka-t 5.25 chain*; S. 46% deg B. 10.23 chains 8. 28 deg. E. 3:50 chains; 3. 14% E. 1.50 chains; 8. 23 deg W 3.0C chains; 8. 37% deg. W. 7 chains; 8 2S deg. W. 2 chains 8. 23 deg. W. 3 chains; 3. 6% deg. W. 4.30 chains: 8. 10% deg Bast 3.50 chains; 8. 33% E. 4.35 chains to the beginning, containing 165% acres, more or less. Except from the aforesaid land has been sold five acres known as parcel No 1 described in book HU. page 536 of the register of deeds office lc Cleveland county. N. C., also subject to the rights and easements contained In deeds of record In the aforesaid office In books II. page 241; MM. page 478, and YY. page 388. Terms of sale: One third cash, the bal ance payable in two equal annual tn stallmen ts. This the JOth day of February 1930 D. Z. NEWTON, Commissioner. Newton and Newton, Attys. 3t 31c NOTICE 1 To My Farmer Friends AS THE COTTON GINNING SEASON FOR 1925 IS NOW ABOUT TO END I AM REQUESTING ALL MY CUSTOMERS TO BRING IN THEIR SEED TICKETS FOR SETTLEMENT. I wish to (hank each and everyone of you for your hearty cooperation during the past season. I hope you have been well pleased with my work. I have tried to give everybody a square deal and good service. I promise you now that 1 will be prepared and equipped next season to give you even better and faster service than ever before. SERVICE TO THE CUSTOMER has always been my MOTTO. HOPING TO SEE YOU ALL BACK AGAIN NEXT FALL AND WISHING YOU MUCH SUCCESS THIS SEASON, I AM YOURS TRULY, TOY B. WEBB is the family with a substantial SAVINGS % We Pay 4% Interest On Savings. Union Trust Co. “In Union Thcre'Is Strength.’’ USED AT THE GOVERNOR’S MANSION % cbmilu SIPEP1ATWE pteuR. CAOLE ROLLER Mil l CO. SHELBY. N.C. m m I'oci i Eagle Roller Mill Company i HOW about your'next Corn Crop? THERE is a way to make it the best crop you ever grew. No magic. No mystery. Simply fertilize it with Chil ean Nitrate of Soda. That is the way com champions produce those win ning crops. 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