Yadkin Valley Herald from Salisbury, North Carolina • Page 6

4 lAGE SIX YADKIN VALLEY HERALD, SALISBURY, N. C.r JUNE 7, 1918. TRADING FORD ITEMS. COTTON AND STOCKS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, State of North Carolina, County of Rowan. Pursuant to.

the provisions, and by authority contained in a certain mortgage trust deed, dated September 25, 1913, registered in Book No. Ray, Ex parte," the undersigned commissioner will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Salisbury, N. on MONDAY, slSt OF JULY at 12 o'clock the fol- lowing desribed real estate One eight room liotise and lot sit (Bwo SALISBURY COTTON MARKET 57j page 76, in the office of Register of Deeds for Rowan county, N. ONE OF THE ELKS' 17 STORES uated in the South West part of Sal executed by Adeline Jones (widow) to isbury on what is known as Chestnut Everything is getting along fine in our little town now. Everybody is beginning to get the harvest fever 0 it is going to be Ihere l)efore one can think about it, but the sooner the better.

Let -it come for we are always glad to see a good one come by. Mr. L. A. Holder is going to ride In his automobile and cut his wheat this year, or at least we think so, for he bought a new one Saturday; anyway it's an automobile not a Ford.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Waller of Spen Cotton Futures Opened Steady.

New York, June futures opened steady: July 26.00 October 23.85 December 23.39 1 January 23.15 March 23.20, Hill, fronting 100 feet on the North Stephen F. Lord, trustee; default hav Special Lot of Corsets at 48 In this lot you can find a few small size corsets worth $1.00 and $1.50 old models. Also lot of corsets 69c value. Short and medium, all sizes. Price 48c.

Cotton Showed Renewed Firmness. New York, June 6. The cotton market showed renewed firmness early today with July again leading the advance on covering by Liverpool and domestic shorts. First prices were steady at an advance of 10 to 14 points. There was some realizing but in spite of the generally good weather offerings were light and the market soon showed a net advance of 25 to 45 points with July selling at 26.30 and October at 23.98.

I cer spent Sunday evening with R. L. Long. Mr. Kerr Peeler made his usual trip over near Granite Quarry again Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barringer were visiting Mrs.

Barringer's father, Mr. R. L. Long, Sunday. Mr.

Clyde Miller made a trip over near Union iQimrch again Sunday. Mr. Adam Peacock has bought a new Tin Lizzie, lodk out, girls, for a ride. Mr. A.

P. Miller made a business trip to Salisbury Saturday. Mr. John Waller has bought a new rtfbber tire buggy. Mr.

J. H. Oorriher made a business trip to Salisbury Wednesday. Mr. Geo.

Miller has resigned his job West side of Jackson Street and run- 1 ning back 200 feet and being the house and lot described in dee3 from J. G. Heilig and others to Robert Samuel Harrison, George Polk Harrison, Louise Harrison and Edna Harrison, which deed is duly registered in the Register's office of Rowan County in Bood of Deeds No. 119, page 6. This is also the same property formerly owned by R.

J. LofKii and wife and conveyed them to A. S. Heilig by deed registered in Book of Deeds 102, page 46 in the Register's office of Rowan County to which deed reference is hereby made for further particulars as to description, etc. This sale is being made for the purpose of division among the tenants-in-common of said real estate.

This the 30th day of May 1919. P. S. CARLTON, Commissioner. UNIONVILLE ITEMS.

The health in and around this community is very good at this writing except a few cases of mumps. The farmers are getting in their crops and preparing for harvest. Misses Pearl and Ola Agner visited Mrs. C. J.

Lyerly Sunday evening. Messrs. Richard, Walton and Hart Leonard and Ernest Banket and several otner boys went to Badin early ing been made the payment of the note for whdch this mortgage is given to secure, and at the request of the holder of the note, the undersigned, Trustee, will on SATURDAY, THE 29TH DAY OF JUNE, 1918, AT 12 O'CLOCK noon, at the court house door in Salisbury, North Carolina, sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, or bidders, for cash, the following described real property, to-wit: Situated lying and being in the city of Salisbury, North Carolina, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a stable on the Northeast side of the extension of Horah streeet, James E. Smith's corner, and runs thence with Smith's line Northeast 200 feet to a stake; thence Northwest 50 fee't to a stake, Black's corner; thence Southwest with Black's line 200 feet to a stake on Horaih street thence with Hora'h street about Sbutheast 50 feet to the beginning, in the suburbs of West Ward of rhe City of Salisbury, on which there is a house with three rooms. This 28th day of May, A.

D. 1918. STEPHEN F. LORp, Trustee. J.

Giles Hudson. Atty. NOTICE. North Carolina, Rowan County, in the Superior Court. Jennie Mills vs.

J. D. Mills. Notice. The defendant above named, J.

D. Every woman who wears a Warner's Corset carries herself well. Her (figure will set off the most extreme grown and LOCAL COTTON .30.00 Jfarnerfs ast-Proof 77iei Fifr FLO UU AND GRAIN MARKET Corrected Daily by W. L. Kluttz.

Wheat 2.10 to 2.15 1 Oats 1.20 to 1.30 Corn 1.80 to $2.00 Meal 2.20 to 2.40 Country hay 75c to $1.00 War Flour .1 6.25 to 6.40 SALISBURY WROESALE in the cafe at Salisbury with Mr. Ear ly, to help his lather with harvest. Mr. Hilary Feezor connected his automobile up with Mr. H.

A. Lyer- PRODUCE MARKET Corrected Dailv by C. P. Shuping, 1 West lunes St Hens, each 60 to 80 Sunday morning in automobiles. i ly's big gas tractor plow but it 1 would not work at all, but it did get the best of his machine and broke it up a little but Mr.

Feezor escaped I with only a few slight You i motorcycle riders lhad better keep your machines in the road for they 1 don't run good when they get into a a j.i i Mills, wil ltake motice that an action entitled as above has ibeen commenced i Miss Uessie Mahaley returned home in the Superior Court of Rowan Coun- last week from Hamlet where she has ty by the plaintiff, Jennie Mills, for been visiting her sister, Mrs. Leroy Wilhelm, for the past few weeks. the powpose of securing from the defendant an absolute divorce onr the grounds of infidelity; and the said defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the next Mr. J. H.

Barringer made a trip to Salisbury Monday. Mr. iDolph Agner visited in Mr. W. neia wnere wiere are piows.

Mr. L. A. Poole went home Monday to harvest his wheat. Mr.

H. A. Headmger made his usual trip down the road again Sunday. Eggs 30 to 35 Potatoes 90 to 1.00 Onions 1.00 Chickens, young 30 to 35 Butter 35to 40 Ducks, each 25 to 80 Whover chooses his wife for the way she looks on the street seldom makes a serious mistake. After declaring that "the Administration has successfully endeavored to prevent exrpa-essions of opinion hostile to it," Colonel Roosevelt launches a 10,000 word attack to prove (his charge.

New York World. WSS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Emma Chambers, this is to notify all persons having claiAs against the said decedent to file an itemized, verified statement of same with the undersigned on or before term of the Superior Court of said i R. Leonard Sunday, county to be held on the first iMon- Mr. Jake Hartman has been very day after tihe first Monday of Septem- sick or the past few days im is some ber, 1918, at the court house of said better at thig writing, county, in Salisbury N.

and an- Mr G. A. Kluttz is all smiles it's swer or demur to the complaint in i said action, or the plaintiff will apply a ed Cross nurse, to the court for the relief demanded Mr. M. iA.

Goodman has murih clover in said complaint. This April 30, 1918. i My. Several teams from Salisbury There will be no preaching services 1 Sunday morning at Bethel on account 1 of children's day at Providence, but there will be services Sunday night at 8 o'clock. The S.

D. of L. Council No. 60 meets Friday night, June 7th. All members are requested to be present for there will be plenty of refreshments.

Mr. J. H. Barringer and Dave Goodman were welcome visitors in our little town Sunday evening. Mr.

Arthur Miller and sister Annie J. F. McCUBBINS, tia've Ibeen hauling for several days and there is plenty left. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Brandon of Clerk Superior Court P. S. Cariton, Plaintiff's Atty. WSS Spencer were visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. nAnifiooTnIPD) A HOUSE AND LOT ON CHESTNUT John Walton fTV I 7 Guaranteed TfcrnerS for Every tffcman. regardless of the price fp 111 jlllf nTl you pay for a Warner's, Kv r' liillliL iImIIIII fillip' ill from the lowest to the ft tL( 1111S wMM highe satisfac- Every Warner's Guar- ifSli 'Wii -teed not to rust, break ffl jlK PRICE: I Itfe) Wj 11 from Dunn's Mountain visited Mr, "The colored troops fought nobly." That was more than half a century ao. Properly led, they are magnificent fighting men; faithful, fearless, devoted, cheerful. And now in France Pursuant to a judgment of the Superior Court signed in the special proceeding "In the matter of Geo.

H. Rusher and wife Bessie Rusher, Geo. F. Harrison, Leo Brown and wife and Mrs. L.

F. Miller Saturday night "ay ay, liny, or tnis no- and Sunday. tice the" re" a 1 co'very. Persons indebted to said es- hlS U. USl 1 i tate are notified to -make prompt set- to Salisbury Wednesday evenvag.

tlement. Our old friend, Sambo, visited in our 1 This May 21, 1918. little town Wednesday evening. J. M.

MORTON, Ex. Edna Harrison Louise Brown and 1 -rrr tucjr nave nvii uluci xai uiataiiL her next friends W. L. v. 1.

I (minor) by fields. New York Sun. ew Sattery Dp LOCATED IN THE D. M. Milter Store Room, near Wrights Fun House, Salisbury We sell nothing but Batteries.

We rebuild and recharge batteries. The Philadelphia battery is the best constructed battery on the market. The Factory's Chemist at Philadelphia says the material used costs 20 per cent more and they know. The patented Diamond Grid Plates we use will not break down or warp; and no other battery company can buy them. A trial is what we want to prove our words.

Batteries guaranteeed by Factory for 18 months. We have the largest Charging Machine on the market and rent you a battery while yours is being recharged. Our expert man has had factory experience and 15 years service in battery business. Salisbury Man Honored With Important Office. New York, June 6.

A Salisbury man, Mr. J. S. Aggrey of 700 West Monroe street, will soon have his handsi full looking after the interests of many North Carolinians, who are comin. New York City to attend the an Summer Session of Columbia University, according to an announcement issued today.

Mr. Aggrey is formally named in the new an-nouncemet as a member of the executive committtee of the British Empire Club. This new catalogue shows there were one hundred and ten classics must be represented. For these reasons, the state officers can render valuable counsel. They also can advise newcomers how best to realize, the educational stimuli of a great metropolis while at the same' time arranging their schedule so as to include the usual recreational features we shall provide-when the session begins July 8th." WSS Rev.

W. A. Smith, pastor of Pritch-ard Memorial Baptist church, Charlotte, will fill the pulpit at the First Baptist church here Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Dr. Thomas will go to Charlotte to preach for Dr.

Pritch-ard at the same hour. -WSS EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE FARM. ing in all about 132.88 acres of land. This tract of land has been recently surveyed by N. A.

Trexler, County Surveyor, and ihlas been sub-divided into three tracts of land as follows: Lot No. 1. This tract contains 47.97 acres and is knqwn as the hoime place proper and adioints the lands of J. K. P.

Heilig, D. W. Earnhardt, and A. D. Brown.

Lot No. 2. This tract contains 43 1-2 acres and adjoins Hisenheimer, Troutman, Sweet and Mrs. Julian. iLot No.

3. This tract contain1? 41.14 acres of land, lies about one-half mile from the Salisbury and Concord public road, has a tenant house, Mrs. Julian, Glover estate and Charles Brown. Each tract will be sold separatelv and then the -three tracts will be sold as a whole or otherwise to suit the ipurcihaser. There is valuable timber and meadow land on part of these tracts.

(Map and survey can be seen at the ogiceTof he undersigned. This the 4th day of June, 1918. P. iCIARLTOtf, 1 Executor of tihe last will and testament of Celia S. Bringle, deceased.

-r- Thi? sweetly solemn thought comes to us o'ci 'and o'er, who'll there be to ess when the kaiser in no more? Torio Blade. r-WSS Solider (hearing machine run in the distance) -Gosh, they have big wodpeckers in France. North Carolinians in the attendance of 6,144 last year. Director J. C.

Egbert said today he expects as many when the session opens on July 8th i Sir- this year. He adds: "The officers of the State organizations will have unusual responsibility in counselling students from their states how to get the most out of a AetoS mm Battery Cm iPursuant to authority granted in the last wil land testament of Celia S. Bringle, deceased, which is recorded in Will Book No. 6, page 309, in the CI. Jk's office of Rowan county, tihe undersigned executor will offer for sale at jisublic auction, to tihe highlit bidder for.

cash at the court houie dooT.in Salisbury, N. on SATURDAY, JULY 6TH, 1918, AT 12 O'clock the following described 'ifeal, 'Lying in Li taker towns3iip Rbwan county, about one onile from the County Home and being the home place of the late Celia S. Bringle, and containv war-colored curriculum; out of the ex-, traordinary facilities for recreation and culture which we shall provide. The studies will range from navigation to the iwriting of photoplays, from agriculture to business English. A curriculum in these times must embrace fields as widely divorced as 'English Phonetics and the 'Development of Modem Nearly everything in science, pedagogy or the EARNEST MILLER, Manager T.

E. JOHNSTON, Proprietor.