Ibis Is The Law CHATTEL MORTGAGES What is a chattel mortgage? A chattel inortgage is the tvpe of contract customarily used when a person wants to borrow money on the security of some item of personal property which he owns and wishes to keep in his posses sion. The chattel mortgage is also t, -casionallv used as a security device when a person buys per sonal property on the installment plan. In such instances, the buy er has the possession and title to the property, at least in theory, lor some short period of time; wNfcreupon he transfeis the title to, or Mb on, the property by way of security to the original *ener. Usually, the mortgage is executed immediately after the sale as a part of the same trans action. It is referred to as a "pur chase-money mortgage." The |»ar ties to the transaction are called mortgagor (the huyeri and mort gagee (the seller*. After the ori ginal sale to the buyer, he be comes the abaolute owner with the legal title in him and it is he who mortgages the property i<> secure the put chase pr*cv to the seller. The rights and obligations ot the parties to a chattel mortgage are similar to those existing un der a conditional sales contract. Does a person lose possession of mortgager property if he fails to make Ids proinisi-d payments on time? Yes. The mortgagiv or lender may take the property and sell it for the purpose of getting funds with which to satisfy the amount of the loan, if the property does not bring at a public sale the full amount of the loan anti interest, a judgment may be obtained a gainst the mortgagor or bormwet for the remainder. May a hu-- and mortgage the household and kitchen furniture which he owns without ihe con sent of his wife? No. Such mortgages in North Carolina are void unless the wif« joins therein and hpr ackttow lodgment is taken in the mannei prescribed in conveyances of rea Marked right out of regular stock! MEN'S TROPICAL AND POPLIN SUMMER SUITS “DACRON”* POLYESTER A COTTON MANSTYLE LABEL IN EVERY COAT FOUNDER'S DAYS SALE FEATUREI We've told hun dreds at regular price, and now here's your oppor tunity to save extra! Conventional model in worsted-textured featherply, traditional cut in smooth poplin. Full range of this season's most important colors, complete sites — but you must get in early! With Summer just around the corner, and the price this attractive, we expect a big turn out! Regs., shorts, longs. •Dufs.il'i n| trademark *>OOK YOUNG... \jJK7 M YOUNG...SHOD BILK’S ttuic. /in exception Is made in j respect to “purchase money mort *«<:«**" I _ May a wi'e mortgage the household and kitchen lui.ture wh cn she owns without the con sent of her husband? Yes. A married woman may mmliiaj’i- any of her personal pro pv-rty, including her h<-usehold and kit hen furniture, without the joinder of her husband. | _ May a pers »n mortgage pro|ier ty that might be acqui-ed by him in the future? Yes. A clause in the mortgage covering additions and after-ac quired property operates to cre ate a lien on the after-acquired property in favor of tnc mortga ge . \\ he nthe property re me* into existence. Die first ferris wheel, designen * bv G. W. G. Ferris for the Chi cago World's Fair in 1X93, hail a 9<Mihh-pound axle forged of extra 1 strong nickel ste«-l. Made from an ingot weighing 111.000 pounds, the axle was the largest steel for I ;ing in existence at the time. 1 am in trouble. Every now and '.hen, in a weak moment. I stick my neck out and get it caught in a tight noose. This time there art* approximately 1.000 ladies tug gmg at the rope (isn't one e nough ?J. They are members of 10 garden clubs in Raleigh involved in a project called ' HANDS" "Home and Area idevelopment Sponsors, anti they ha\e been working ieal hard to win a portion of the Se isin to be offered in eash prizes. I have the evidence in 10 volumi nous reports of accomplishment. The other two judges, a city planner and a lady high-up in garden circles have more know ledge of what this is all about *han I do so they are depending <n me to supply tire obectiveness necessary to evaluate the scrap books. The judges are invited to at tend an award* bac.ijuc: later inis month. For myself, I think 1 will find it convenient to be 11 «»ut fishing »he headwaters of T<*e Kiver or on a serluded heath at the coast. laying all jokes aside, this is an absorbing and rich experience t tia\e already sjiont eight unin terrupted hours i except to refill my pipei a-nd am not half done. It is the best opportunity I have ever had to study social ecology. In the first place I should lik* to he highly complimentary of this HANDS program sponsored by the Raleigh Council of Garden Clubs. It is ama/ing to me what has and is being accomplished and the spirit of unselfishness and cooperation that is evident in all reports. I feel rather positive that this program is doing more to make Raleigh a beautiful eity than arty othtT sponsored program. \\ non over 1.00IJ citi/en* present a united front the city fathers lis ten. The ma::n< .in uh .-h th*’ municipal government has ri* spondod. and assisted, .n improv ing problem an as is most grati fy, ng. Many «>l tin* seraph.* >k covers are handmade works of art Oth er* were purchased Hot the judg es an- primarily rumert iii with what is . etween tne .overs, in my own ease. I have piu.ed major emphasis on: individual riome site imptove.nei.t; ..immunity im pmvemcnts; and part, .pation in civic affairs and programs. Some of the accomplishments are: development of parks; area zoning; installing euros and pav ing streets; cleaning up vacant lots: beautifying area entrances; landscaping s.-h k»I grounds; in stallation of public utilities in re eently annexed area;; flowers for hospitals and county homes; and above all. improvement of the individual home environment Every city, urban and rural community in North Carolina should have a program of this nature. Thu Certificate Entitle', You To 50 fra: green stamps With Thu Coupon * Purchase of i c»u tour ctRotce IRRn ■RUR««IC> »TIW. CHILI * /MAM* O* WITHOUT ILANR OO CHIC«W HA»M OooO At Your Local Winn-Dixie Void After April 25. 1964 Thu Certificate Entitle You To 50 ij'H: GREEN STAMPS With This Coupon & Purchase of One Ouart Aero SELF POLISHING WAX Good At Your Local Winn-Dixie Void After April 25, 1964 This Certificate Entitles You To 50 a-K GREEN STAMPS With This Coupon t Purchase of Two 12-oz. PKgi W-D SLICED CHEESE Good At Your Local Winn-Dixie Void After April 25. 1964 This Ccrtificotc Entitles You To so green stamps With This Coupon ft Purchose of One 1' J -Lb. PLg THICK SLICED BACON Good At Your Local Winn Dixie Void After April 25, 1964 This Certificate Entitles You To 50 &K GREEN STAMPS With This Coupon ft Pure ho so of TWO f OX PROS H VCR ADC BOILED HAM Good At Your Local Winn-Dixie Void After April 25. 1964 \M 1* This Certificate Entitles You To 50 GREEN STAMPS With This Coupon ft Putchnoo of One 2-Lb PLg. Trade Winds FANTAIL SHRIMP Good At Your Locol Winn-Dixie Void After April 25. 1964 This Cenificotc Entitle. You To 50 «r>/: GREEN STAMPS With This Coupon ft Purchase •» Two 24-0z. Pkgs McKenne BABY LIMA BEANS (x.JAl Your Locol Winn Di*ie Void After April 25, 1964 This Certificate Entitles You To 50 &JC green stamps With This Coupon ft Purchase •• Two I-Lb Pkgs Tostc O' Sco FLOUNDER FILLETS c-jud At Your Local W.nrvDi*i« Void After April 25. 1964 This Certificate Entitles You To 25 4-h: green stamps With This Coupon ft Purchase e# One Pkg. OOO Count) WHITE ENVELOPES Good At Your Local Winn-Dixie Void After April 25. 1964 TT BMr. LEAH. SMALL, AND TENDER (4-6 LB. AVERAGE) SMOKED PICNIC HAM Whole Jj LB. .MALL, LEAH, SMOKED (4-6 LB. AVERAGE) Sliced Picnics i* 33* W-D FAMOUS Ground Beef 3-Lb. 5-Lb. *1 47 Pkg. Pkg. |«W# Dixie Darling Hamburger or Weiner Buns 29/ 12-Roll Pka. VIRGINIA SLICED Bacon - 39 PINKY PIG Franks 39 Select Skinless, Devcined, Sliced BEEF Liver ■ 39' GOV'T INSPECTED FRYER PARTS LEGS .. - 39. THIGHS - 39. WINGS. -19. MAYONNAISE- 39 t ASTON . . Limit 1 with other purchases _ ^ ^ SHORTENING 49 BLUE OR WHITE ARROW . ■ Limit one with other purchases DETERGENT Giant Pkg. BLUE BAY PINK SALMON 29' WHITE ARROW BLEACH Limit 2 With Other purdhose^ 39' Gallon Jug Limit I Ol \ ur choice With o $5 00 order. COFFEE Unit Home aSTO* bag 49^ 59* THRIFTY MAID CHOCOLATE. VANILLA, FUDGE RIPPLE ICE MILK 39 MORTON'S FROZEN CREAM PIES.. 3-89 Fancy, Ttn<Ur ,OLS BEANSi25 * t raitMM ot One Jot N<?«:cino COLO CRIAM joed At Yeur Lccol Winn D'*ie Void Alter April 25. 1964 Vtt^ Pint Fresh ® STRAWBERRIES j Pint Red Ripe Cherry * TOMATOES Doz. Juicy Sunkist * LEMONS of your Choice Large, Firm, Head LETTUCE 2-t 29*

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