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■'M I) k '4 t f THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1931 -HE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. (1 PAGE SEVEN LAND SALE Stat-e of South Carolina, County of Laurens. Court of Common Pleas. Clinton Buildine and T oan A^'rciatien, Plainiift, .T.nni;- Pv:ti>-. et ul.. n ! ints. Pursuant t :. tlu <i% n'e of the court in the m^.t'er, w-l’ t L.'iU- n;xt. a-.fve en r. ;ej St 11 p: 11'j' !• ■ utv ry Itidd. r at t'”e Court H «’i • in ren'. -n s-le^day in Docvnib-.-r the same tK'infr .M"nday, the 7th day of the mon.h, durinir the leiral h.'urs for s'.ch sales, the follovvinsr describetl prt'perty to wit: “All that lot or pa.cel • f land, lying" and being in the Town of Clinton, S. C., containing one- fourth ('4) of a acre, more cr less, with the following measure ments and boundaries. F;fty-two ftH^t on east by stre«.‘t; two hundred eight (208) feet on south by Becky Adair; on west fifiy- two feet by Dunk Thompson; on north two hundred fourteen (2!-l) feet by \V. B. Owens. Being the It t of land cc.nveye<l to Janie and ('arl Pettis by \V. B. Owens by died datid 2r)th day of October, 1024.” mortgage to the Federal I.and Bank. | j PARCEL NO. 4: Containing one' and one-eighth acres, more or less, ‘brundtd on the north hy Rethabara i church property; on the east, south j and west by lands of J. E. I.eaman, and known as Bethabara church! lands the some having hee:i convoye i j to J. M. !a‘iman by the Deacons of; Bitrabaia church on the l oth day I . r'1-vb;-i.u,;n'. their dee.l re- r; County Ginnings 1 Show Increase' i Gain of. 3,9(i4 Bales Over Last Year As of Nt v. 1st. liaurens Sixth In State. LOW COST VY RAOfORD MOeUY Washington, Nov. 2J. — John \. Carn.r, a Texas faioner. will be t<he "next ^speaker of the house ef re o-.- j sentativs because ,of (he sii. ■. ;.s> ;h.e ‘I tmo r.it.s had in the ri'ce’-.t by-ii .- r>->ns. which gives that ji.u y tl c •n rded in the e of the C!'’vk c ' CcuU i’’, dee 1 book o", rt na'c r>'l. 'The title to ibe above de.serllv'd proi'ieity is in J. K. I.ea;na;i. » 111. .'.'1 thi(-e four tracts, piec'es or parcels of land, hung, beii’g anil sdu-i . , . , , at., in Crnfa Hiil T.nvn.hi,., ('..nntv '‘'P'*’' arBaani.. Ih.' I. ivar li. ■ ■■■. 'V of l,'.u.n5, .state of South Carjiina.,"f,,'’'* "ff"''- 1'■l.re-.tttnt ' (lamor will rKscome one of the ."i t PAFvCELNO. 1: A lotof landcon-'^'‘^'''^‘'‘‘'‘^ "’asbrngton, ai- ;tainirg twelve acres, more or less, in ;the Town of Cross Hill, bounded on. , the north bv lands of the e.state ' ^ar lUnsi and I ncle Joe t lun^ h.ive 'William M. Miller. de<H*aseYi; on theP’^'^'" In spile of v.c.y 'east by MaiA street; on the south by 1 privileges <^‘;^niled. h:s a public street leading though the auioeratic powers thi speaker possessed in the days ''h.' ri pert on ginnings b in the state as ( f this date. fr )m MahTtremendous power street to the .Mc(h;\van place; on the particularly when the ineumhent be west by lands of W. II. Turner an i Mr.s. Lula M. Criffin, known as th h me place of .Mrs, Allene M. Lci; man and composed| of .-eMMal faith to Teim.s of sale, cash. The suc.essfu! els, to wit: tis-lOb acres eunveye.i to 1 .\!!ene M. l.e.imun by l.idie E. .Mille’ bidder upon the bid being knocked othiis .m drd .April, r.'20. by .hvd down will Ih» reipiired to deposit wi*^h I'^^'oidtHi in the offi. e of the ( lerk of the (llerk of Court r ither ' .. ea '.h. ^in tiOed book at page do.); cashier’s eheck or <ert:fi(“d check, the ‘J'lbO acres conve\ed to AL'nc .'I. longs to op{K)site polilieal that held hy the pre.sident. It is many years sinee ^ dirt farm par- er has been speaker of the house, in days to find a tiller of the sod in t‘' ■ for; .no has t. go lac'; of Civd \ ir no m. Mr. (hi'mer’' ilc aCon to the j'o.-? comes at an i rt.ine tone ^or 'he agra'ultura! p.Hi*' , a< many of tin* pn bh ni.- n, con‘‘ron;ing con- sum of $100.00 as evidence of good I ^'J^nian under the name c.f ^T•s. J. V. less ha\e to d. w th f:irm matter--. faith in the bidding. In the event the ‘'’■I' '"'’■'■I'; ■D'''ney has mure to ■ ^ ' ^ ■' —^1... I J .... ' . . .♦* ... jhaii w'th wh'.'it and ttrins of the sale are not compile;! .lay .if December, ltt02. by d * t %vith the land will bo resold on the *I ''i deed hock 14 nage same or s. rne sub.-eciuent sn.lesday at ' '•**1**1* acres L< a man hv re- 1.. onveye 1 to Ailom* M. W. M. Miller on t' e .0)ih the ri'k of the former juircha-er and the deposit rc'quired to be made will voiiiOer, llHt.k b\ deed b»* t(i!foiud| I’l'.p ■•■•'rurliftnrn ~vi~f‘h*-**L'l*^*- •erdi*.! the terms of the hid the deposit will coiiveyec be c:;dite<l upon the p.un’hase price. Th<‘ pun haser will he let into pos-vs- sion ujioii prtaluction of Cleik’s <iee(l. Purchaser to pay for papers, st;imi)s and uvording. THO.'t. W. BENNETT. C. C. P. and (I. S., Laurens, .S C. 12-;L:’te. to Allei.o M Hy KKCEIVKK’S SALE \irtue of a <ltHree of the Court Leainuri by ■I tlih .A. Martin on 2drd 'larch, lain, by deed recOrdiMi in de'.d bo^ k db page .’idh. IVAKCEL NO. 2: Containing 71 acics. more or le.-'s, known as part of .Samuel Leainan place, bounded on tlu- emth by lamts of W. H, la'uinan, on the east by lamls of S. Leainan, on the south by lands of S. .A. I,<-am;ir; a: 1 road fro'u Cr >S3 Hill to .Milton: and on the west bv lands of esta.<‘ of I eim- ';i with c'tt. m . I’n. yet the urdc, iyuig !)n ble.ns nri* inu» h t.ie same, ..mi h. c:im ' e e>;pe.'t- c d to thi ' W tile weigh* of iiis <ie-isioti in f.ivor cf t’ae fannirg bl.>c (Livner's f the big I ro; < of ad gulf states. 1* < \")t*' t 1 of Coiiimon Ideas for Laurens ("ounty, Jsimp'on. <l(\'c:ise<l; -ail S. C., heretofore niadi* in the ease of hi'ids ha\ ing In en eonv(>\cd t.) .M!<*ni K. S. Royster liuano Com anv agauiit •'^I- 1 <*am;t!i by M. .A. I/eainau on the J. E. 1 .‘aman .t al.. 1. B. R. Euller. ' •^■'’• I-**- ''.v veeorde-1 in as Receiver, will m*!1 on salesday in '’I" ^be ( lei k of ( ouC in (le» <i Decim! r. Ibdl. being Monday, the I" ok :V2 page iUls. and b> J. K. l.ci 7th day of said month, during the us- ‘>.an on the 11th of .Ian. Ibll, by ua! h.mrs of .‘-ale Indore the Court deed na*orded in <ieed bm k 2S at page .,|, „y. Htiuse door, in the City of Laurens. S, C., to the highest lu-lder: I. Certain noU*s a*-'* chattel mort gages assigiKHi hy E. la*anian to F. S. Royster liuano ('onipany, a list of which notes and mortgages is in the hands of the said Recei\er and may l>e inspwted hy any prospective purcha-ser; II. All those four tracts, pi<-'es or pan els of land, lying, being and situ ate in the Township of Cross Hill, in til. b- f'-vs *’('ri* ee the ex’iort dfbcii*' 'e I'n I eiprili- ;:iti. n fee isu’''-; r.ii oi ci’r’y luiingj be c 111 S' ii'M of .‘o'lirccss. They ‘laiui :h;it inUh moi 'r. s \\ !! !,.■ de ■( i, d w^’i'ii they .Mine lief ■ it* the 0 use luvl that they wi l ceiise to In i.’ii ii'iiti.ii' (juost' .n. Ilf u'.p i|-t'ince I ■< f( le ;y .thor \e!iv tr>s r He i aro imi ' It is sa'.l hole ''ai :hiie i a imi'k-, .1 to'idi ill y OI. (h( rai'* *' 'e f r’ln-1 "L’- l iecs t * tlroo !h ‘i'- ).' '■> ’■ g airl ; ly tiii:e on the 'll! 'I;:;i! e' livi' t T rts 1 r Wi nnings in Eiuirens county prior to N v. Ist. Were dn.dlii bales as coi'y- pnrod wi*h ‘J- d.").') b;iles f ir the saim* period last ye;ir. This is an iiwiva o )f e.dd t br les. j This figure nlmcs C;iur»’'s county, s’-.tli in the* statt* 'n th'' Uu'"i’'''r cf ba’es eimnal prior to Nov. 1 t. th'* c''ur,tii’s exccodiiiir I'aurons Peing; -p 11 1 inbu’‘g, \i dovs'in I'rjj'igeiuirg,; CvH'nville ami Marlboro in the onler naineil. ' 1 h:* Vi n»ivt uti COMIltiO'' follows: i i::.(i‘)4 2"),()()11 C.SJO' oi.ods, I L71»f* 1S.S7(' H. I.Mi 1 l.S.dt) I. 210 lO.'M.d 17,SUP 2.-),7PO; IS, H,-) 10,0.').) 10 O.M 21.ID2 O.d 1 I 1 '>,;>0) 1 ,s.7;ti f.).lS'.l 12.. '<07 OiLlLI^ l.OllS I.S2.' 1 I11 11.. 11:; 2i;.2) > 2:;,b..- 1 1,0.1'.. t'.,0.')i' '.,0.1.*' r..2i 1 A And Easy Payments 1, .1. r ihi ir ii'ii.! ti n. u >ne mu. h f .i •\ .rfl t ft‘i‘ P,\RCEL No. 8: Containing tbn*i hunilrt'il five ami '.*2-100 acres, tm r* or less, bounded on the north by hi’uls of R. C. .Smith ami .Mrs. .lam- Turner, on the east hy creek, on Ih;' south by Saluda river and on the west by lands of Al.ram R. Whiteford, 1‘. B. Watts, CamplH'll place and .Mr.s. X. E. Davenport, eonveyisi to .AlUuie M. lioaman by I*. B. Watts and <io licr bed in the deed as In'ing' composed of three places, the Anna B. ami J. B the County of Laurens, in the Statgj^-j^^^ honm plate, one hundred twen ty-four and I'2-IOO acres; tlu> B. Pitts place nin‘.‘ty-fwo acres, and the t Vv4. loiiir tiuu C'OC egl-!:; I’.i'i !i i not they c' lim, iTi*t cod by interjt cl t.uiff (.11 comiK'tit ive arD allect tlm fanner. B.inami-. igricidtu- ( ' can piiinniiig on 'ropN i uo - 'f high- ;!o that (■'•iiiinut the thor iinpi.i : in.dar in ci.'ir- 11 .-.•im* under fire, as tiiey with .American farm pro of South Carolina, to wit: P.ARCEL NO. 1: Containing two hundr^l acres, more or less, known as portions of the home place and the Barrett place of Ferdinand N'offz, de- cea.s».xl, boundixi on the north hy laml.s of C. R. Turn<*r, on the eas* liy *ands of ('. K. Turner and A. M. Hill, on the south by Saluda river and on the we.st hy lamls of Mrs. Arrah Watts and C.'R, Turner; .saiif lands having been eonv(*yt*<l to .1. E. Leaman by O. G. Thrinips. n. Probate Judge for I/au- rens County ou the '.*th day of Novem- o 1 ami act ( r \v I onipote ducts. i I .Another pnH-e of l.-gi uilion .hat; will aff«*ct t.irmii.p' mtiue-ts is tie [irediit'd probe of Eriiit liniustvies, tin* < alifornia co-op(.r;iti\e that ha.' i)oi-n pii.-liing the -ale (f wine brick-' with till kii ;wli ilgo of the govern meiit. ll is said an inve-tig.'itioii will, be had of tm* farm i) .aril . cmm ■■tioii ' with the California graiie proluoer.>; (Tovi.s Hill place, eighty nine acie.s, <.ff, ^ made to bring the lat-^ all formerly km)wn as the Mitchell j a- tivities more strictly in line Hill home jilaco, said deisi being nunlei^.pti the spirit of the Eighteenth on the 22mi of Di'ci-niber, 1111*), «*’^d, amemlmeiit. recorded in the office of the Clerk ofi (k)urt in deeii h ok 11 at page oT. P.ARCl.E N’(o 4: Containiri'g ('oun; y ii>:n .•Vl'.le villi' 1*').(’)0() Aiken 27.*’)00 .A'li'Ptiali* Aitilt i‘.-( 11 .aS.S 13 lluill'l 1 g Id..-)"! H,' rnwi ’.! 17.(’.:;2 Bevki'ley 2,122 ('a hi.uM 1 .'),(*7t') ; 'l) i! 'e: t n 1 i’> (■)> ‘f 'k;- • IT),■.2.5 Ciu-ster I !*..•;()! 1 ’l'.i*..-'.i*r filed 2s I’.r.i) ('kill '’'lor. 1 (’).’:'22. )’e!!e'eii s,.*, s Dari nyi 'll 1'<.322 Dilloa 21.' .')*’> I )ei elie-'ter (■..!> lo Edgefadd 17..SI':* 1- ain’it'M :(,(’.:'!) 1 1,11'lu e 11 ('<'iivi' ie ,i((.(’>i; J I: eea\vi> yl_ 1 -‘*’**' - Hoi I V (’>‘.*7 •la ])< r l.)|7 Kei.-liaw 1''<.S'.I2 I anea.'ti l 1 LAI Ri NS 2(1.212 iae ■2'',I.''(' l.i Ml gt .11 ■ 1 1D2.'( .M . ( (.1 111 .i k (;.:’2(; .Main.11 .M.irM'oro d'i.'.s;* N 'V ben V 20.7(1.') ()eoiii‘i* 1 l,(i.')(’) (lli.lUib 1.- .|.i ,))1 i i’lckrlis IS.I , 1 lii. li and 7.01(1 ;Sa ^nda 1 1,|2.I j ai 1 uiliin g (’,1,1 ,0 S'liiiti 1' ' 2:'.oo'.( 1 Diio i l.‘..i(’.7 W dliani. lun g ri.oi; '1 - Tk 2...7sr. Ail ii(hi“r 1,0'.') ' Total ;.;o.s;(s In our bar^'ain g-roup is the car that exactly fits your every requirement. There ai-e coupes, sedans and open cai's. All in excellent condition! Some of them have one or two of the oriKinal tires, showini’- how little the cai*s were i*un. You can buy any one of them* on easy tei’ms. The Ford Motor Company, throiLU'h the Ibiivei’sal Credit Com- ])any, has nuule it ])ossiblo for every deservin,^’ i)crson in this countiy to own a motor cai*. Let us tell you about this iow-cost fiuancinR plan and dem- ('^sti ate the ca’* which a])})eals to you. i.lU.V. Clinton Motor Lio. J X X ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Aiilhori/.ed Ford Dealers 1 .'.,.^2'.* . .‘i.'.i 1 '*. bis '.I..' 12 'c ,2"; i i...'li I 1..‘)1S ••'i,';*! 1 ,HS(1 S] 1.1(1.) thr<*(* acres, »r')ve or less, known the Hill tract, houmled on the north hy Valvin C. Hill ami W. T. HTl, on the east hy lamls of John .'■'milh a(ld Hill lamls, on the south ami we-^l hy ! T’h" advancemen! of Reprcs*Mita'i\e '■''ty* Gamer to the speakei'hip will cause her. 15*27. by his deed r^-oniasl in the j , y i^-aman and Eill lam!-, office of the * .erk of ( ourt for Eau- ^j^^^ same having been conv<.yed a-i a rens t tunty in deed book 2.‘) at j p^irtion of the Dr. J. H. Milb r e-*ate 1S:L Saul conveyance describes the j Allene M. Ia*aman hy ('. A. !’■ w- homt* pla -e as containing one hundrisl ('.aurt, hy h’s def d on acro.s, ami the Barrett place as con-j i)4.c(.mlK*r. i;*2S. whi-h taining one ku.nlresl sixty-one **cix*s, | recorded in the office of fifty-one and one-fourth acre.s of t^HeCj.^^ Cb'ik of ('ourt in deeil b.. k 2o land conveyed by said dmi has sub-j 2'.i5. stsiuentlv been s.IJ to L. (i. No-ff*, .m, . .i. t j -i i J • * I -•} ton .. ..... • The I't’e to the alcove de«( ribed and Miiio and .)d-l(K) ai ru'^ has 5ubsc-1 . . i y y Turner, i Allene M. I.eamaii. yf (This r. fers to property described in subilivisinn III hereof). !• ') cash. The r>nr- his mant’e as Democratic f!'or lead er to (lesei'tid on J;))ei>h W. Byrns of 'i « !in<'ss<.e. Repre-enla: i\(• Byrti.s is little kmwn to the gemvtl public, al- 'houi.'h Irom now i.n h'- vv.ll loom as (M important figure :ii legi.dation. queiTly been sold to leaving in this parcel in the name J. E. lyeaman two hundit i acres. | PAR( EL NO. 2: t'.-nta ning eighty- One of the echoes ef the rc'-r-nt in- ve.-iligation ot tie- .Nav> League’ at- ack on Pre-i<ient Hoover for his •oioiny luigiam (m naval expemli- .iK - i.i exi»ect(d to he an inve t.ga llon (,f the commiUee which invi li- ■.'iiled Ganliner’s eharjre< Eriend < ’ of .la;-di:'er capo Die piesident’.s < in filled w'ith fneml.' T :>rms sab* rniLiei' wa- i I oovt r ami wa.-i uriab;< report. One of the of Mr, that ^•ll(•h a (•ommitl(*e to arrivi at an uidda.cd mW. C-A1K'F5 MD. .'<I’K\KIN(, OF l EE'lj^ I doubt if any one ever fully appre- ciati-s his or her teeth (luite so mii-’li ! as win*!! they have just been al! <'\- tiaet.-d by the <1( iiti.-t. When tin* vie- t rm stjaiggles Ibnnigh th(> agonizing days, living to “break in" a new -ei of artificial teeth he ii >)ictiil)( rs wliat a ti'ct.-niie he h.t; lost m h -' na’iiral ■ (“! t h; if it were to do over jigain, fie’d ire.it tlioie iiali\e molar.-- and in cisors with a great deal tuort* of re- pi ct than lie din when le* h;i I them. ' T'lie modern ;i<lvie'* to < ;ire of the! t'*'. Ih is i)lenty vol, ininou ; Die etli:*r-l wave sizzl<-s wiD, tin- bray of thi ii,iilat;in. The hawker imieib'S lv l>e- ot' y./ii with hi.s sugarcoati .I n )s- trum, and wi e eolnmiiists hand yon „.onlh-lh'.iri<-soT)hi tiies and “i m-.’’, . . I’hi. i* and nian\ moie. U h.\ .should I add my hit Well, eommoii -en.M* at tips time may not be amiss. Ifieii- is no law on Go !’ g'a i-n ciirth that r‘-quin - oi'e lie-n i* as to now often yen .she.^!d -a yiP’ ilen- ti.'t, ( r how often you sh iiild see your • to.-tor, or h')W often a man or chil.l ■ houl'l apply a m,-'ii'iini *o any n.irt ')f the ih'iutii, gams, teeth or throat Grandmother's FRUIT CAKE 2 Lb. Cake In Tin $1.00 ♦ : ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 X X X X 4 4 4 four acres, more or le.ss. Ixmndtsi on cha.s r <f the collateral is to pav cosh One of the fimlings of the naval .lust lh(* simple, well-known admoni- the north hy lands of W. E. Crisp and imm( iintelv upi^n the sale. The Re- .oinmit.ee wh.-; the charge that the lion: Le clean, alert e.gain-t anj Joe Hitt; on the we.-t by lami.s of the reiver will r(*quire a deposit of two .\avy Ix-ague is supiiortml by weal'hy harmful f»riietie‘* ami c.'msult your estate of Dr. J. H. .M ’Vr; on ‘he ’nundied d'’’ars ($200) op ea-h tract armament men, .ship builders and den'Dst at On* first .symptoin of re-^ south by lands ef the estate of Joe of land sold, which said $200.00 is to others wh') are interesteil in s<*4*ii)g, heiiiori in the dental r< gion. I here is HiU,' deceased; on the west by lands be c'^-ditc'* on the amount of the hid exten.-ive ne'w construction, ami that no minimum or maximum on your vi.s- of Ji>e Hitt and others and known as in case of compliance, hut in case of they tried to f rce the presi.ien ’s R-s to the tooth dmli r; go wheM..yoU| the Thomas H. Hill i^nring Grove' ron-eompliance is to he forf.'*ited. The hand m an effort to obtain a chance ri( csi his services, be it one, none, or ^ place same having I)een ctinveved to purchaser of each tract of land will to hid on .se me fat contracts. twenty times a y< ar. J. E.’uaman and J. I.. Carter by C. have ter. days in which t.* comply , —rr-.— i ^^ContinuaL ami„.sen.selc3S. scrubbing A. Power, (^erk Of Court on the IGlhOdth hfs bid. Parcel No 3 of the J. K.^ Foi m'-r Governor .Alfred E. Smith *'‘‘'th is h ghly cajialile of do-; day of November. Ib22, by his deed Ixaman lands is to Ih* sold subOc* to'^-^f York, who ran agaim't .Mr. gra .i- harm; many a case of pyor- recorded in the offae ' f the ("lerk a m-tTage to the F<*<kra’ Land Bank [( over for the presiden, y in 15*28, is r***’*^ **<'*^‘” of (Ourt in deeil b./ok 44, at page (JT,' of Columbia. The amount due on said have eliminat<*d his name as a brushes; the enanie, of ^ J. L. Carter having conveyed his in-1 mortgage, wWi be announced on the: ^.,j,„};,jate next year, by his action in F'-ur teeth was t ot put there as a| terest therein to J. E. I^eaman on the, date of the sale. i ordering two organizat'ons to stop for exploitat on hy the swarm of 14th day of March. T.*24, by his deed B. R. FULLER, selling stickers furthering his candi- D*ostrum-i'endeis that infe.st the land, recorded in the office of the (’lerk of Laurens, S. C. A® Receiver, dacy. The stickers were being offered Nature gave us about all we nc<-d in. Cour. in deed book oO at page 4r.2. j Nov. 13, 1031.-12-3-3tc. at one cent each in quantities and f'xid-elements for keeping the teetn PARCEL NO. 3; Containing one; " were to be use<l on car windows and clean. Look for them and u.se them hundred twelve and 7-8 acres, morej f ARI) OF TH.ANKS other public places where they would and don t believe everything you hi-ar. or loss . known as part of the Spring To our hundreds of friends thru-i attract attention. In his letter order- i Grove place, and home place of J. H. out the city we wish to express pub-jjng the two concerns to stop selling' Prune Muffins i lusti bounxM on the north and east licly our very deepest appreciation the .stickers, Governor Smih threaten- Delicious muffins are made from; by lands of Mrs. Sophia Martin, on for the sweet way in which you cameled legal action if they failed to halt any reliable batter with a pitted, * * to our aid and enabled us to have j the sale. The feeling is growing here prune thrust into the center of eachi only a partial lose ^hen it seemed I that the Roosevelt boom has passed muffin after the batter is poured into the south by lands of Joe Hitt and estate of R. S. Griffin,'on the west by lands of John Paul Campbell and lands of estate of Dr. J. H. Miller, de feated, said tract of land having been that we would suffer a total loss ofj4ts peak,, and that Newton D. Baker our home by fire. To all who labored! looming as the most- logical stan- and offered words of 8>’*mpathy and conveyed to J. E. Leainan by j/ H. gave valuable gifts and iimde offers Itisti, and containing one hundred | of a temporary home and the expert fourteen acres on the 27th day of way in which Engineer Tom Gwens November, 1925, by his deed record^ in the office of the Clek of Court in deed book 53 at page 353, the said J. E. Leaman having subsequently con veyed to the Deacons of Bethbara church one and 1-8 acres thereof on the 15th day of February, 1926, by deed recorded in deed book 53 at page 465. ITiis tract to be sold subject toj and Capt. Jack Andersen and his en tire crew came to our aid, will not be soon forgotten. Thru the kindness of Hubert and Mrs. Pitts we are tem porarily residing at their lovely home where we shall be glad to have our friends call. J. W. and Mrs. Milam And Grand-pa. dard bearer against Mr. Hoover, w'ho.S€ renomination is now certain. The former secretary of war refus es to either affirm or deny that he will be a candidate, although his friends are urging him to come out in the open. In spite of his reticence, tion casts its first vote. Another ear- a boom for him is growing every day |y candidate will be .Senator James the tins. They are baked in the usual way. New York, although his chances for' success ure said here to be slim It i.s more than probable that he will re ceive a heavy complimcntai'y vote! when the Democratic national conven- and he now appears to be the most popular of all th-e men in the running. Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Mary land, is the most active contender at present next to Governor Roosevelt of Hamilton Lewis of Illinois, but his supporters and those of Ritchie are; not expected to ;.iake more than a. perfunctory fight for their candi-' dates. MINCE MEAT, Atmore’s, lb. . 19c RAISINS, Del Monte, pkg 10c WHITE HOUSE CIDER, gallon jug 59c PITTED DATES, 10 oz. pkg. ... 15c A. & F. FANC Y PUMPKIN, large can 15c Citron PEEL, lb. 3 3c GLACE PINEAPPLE, lb 49c GLACE CHERRIES, lb 49c ALMONDS, Ib 25c NECTAR TEA '/tlb pkg 15c Vi lb. pkg. ... 29c Bed Kipt* — Full Back TOMATOES 4 No. .2 cans . 25c Layer FIGS,.lb. 23c EXTRA FINE MIXTl KE MIXED NUTS, new crop, lb. ... 19c LIMA BEANS, Iona, 3 No. 2 cans 25c RICE) fancy Blue Rose, 6 lbs. ... 25c KELI-OGirS or COST TOASTIES CORN FLAKES, 2 pkgs 15c Iona PEAS, No. 2 Can 10c CHEESE, lb. 19c SMALL SIZE OCTAGON SOAP, 3 cakes . 7c Atlantic & Pacihc