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Thursday, May 26, 1932 vtcCOhidlCK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE NUMBER SEVE9 % NOTICE OF SALE the parcel or property, a deposit as he will make good his a pledge that S, County ) of S An A> In the case of property cover- in , ne Lo ui uimmon Pleas ed by the lien of the First Mortgage trustee, Plamuri, trust company of the state of CAROLXNA-GEORGTA SERVICE fPCnk^'frust'cmnpanv "of^ C Bv^e ^ fde?r“f the city®” New York, N.XS? the' City CnurtnfV'nmmon a pieas'for°<tnder- of Chicago, 111., made or endorsed son Co,fntv Sh Carolina here- Payable to the order of the Special Jo tc C J/,?<!p T h f Referee as follows: As to Parcel tofore made in this cause, I, ti. -E. ■ NTrt i Q <toc;nnn- oc •Porooi •mo 24 Bailey, Probate Judge for Anderson No. 19 $250.00; as to Parcel No. Countf* Smith Carolina, as Special 'r.. . MASTER’S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of McCormick, Court of Common Pleas. THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF - COLUMBIA, against J. N, CLONINGER AND J. C. OS BORNE. Pursuant to judgment of the Court and a decree of sale in the above entitled caus: If Greenland’s Ice Melts World’s Seaports Vanish County, South. Carolina, as Special Referee, will sell on Sales Day in (b) In the case of offering the 1*9 Krf^cr AAnnriav thp fith property covered by the lion of the June 1932, be mg Monday, the 6 First Mortgage as an entirety, the day of said month. luring the ^^7 i aggregate of such sums as mav be micK, county and State afores S\.?. o " r A_ 0 ? relufred as dSts ,m accmmt of during the legal hours of sale, If all the ice in Greeland and Antarctica should melt, enough water would be added to tho oceans to raise their level 150 feet, accord- I win sell at to Dr. W. J. Humphreys of the public auction on Salesday in June. Weather Bureau. This, of course, 1932 .(the same being^the Oth^ day would drown out the great sea- the world’s of June), in front of the Court , ... . . . House Door, in the city of McCor- Ports, which include mick, County and State aforesaid, largest and richest cities. House door in tho City of Anderson, South Carolina, tp the highest bid der: All property in South Carolina of required as deposits each of said parcels when offered separately. (c) In the case of property not covered by the lien on •x, ^ ^ . i How fast the mile-thick ice pack- terms specified below, the following , x, . Tr ;ll described real estate, to wit: ec * d° wn in t* 16 fiozen north will All that certain lot, tract or par- melt can not be foretold. Once of the "First; cel °l lan( * containing Eightv-Four melting starts, Doctor Humphreys .and Seventy Five One Hundredths panv, excepting cash on hand or in bank, or securities representing such. Property on Which the First Mort gage is a Valid Lien Included in this property is the following: i Parcel No. 19. All that lot of, land, with the improvements there on, in the Town of McCormick, Mc Cormick County, South Carolina, bounded northeast by lot of J. R. Dean and measuring thereon two hundred (200) feet; on the south east by Church Street and measur ing, thereon two hundred (200) feet, on the southwest by Main Street anv person who raises any bid. The Special Referee will accept as a guaranty for the deposits so re quired. bonds in bearer form secur ed by the First Mortgage in three times the principal amount cf such The words “in bearer form” used above with reference to bonds shall include bonds expressed to be payable to bearer or accompanied by an assignment in blank duly executed. « In lieu of such bonds, the Special Referee will accept the deposit cer- + ifipqte or certificates of any na tional - bank or trust company in and measuring thereon two hund- fh'citv ot New York N Y or the red (200) feet; on the northwest geCityol New York, NY , or the Hu r!arr»lin«> .CSfroot anH mpnsiirinf? '-'“'Y UniCagO, 111., TliaO 11 nOlaS by Carolina Street and measuring thereon two hundred (200) feet. The above parcels will be sold subject to all existing railroad rights-of-way. In connection with the sale of the above described parcels there will also be sold with each of such par cels all the easements, servitudes, I leasehold interests, rights, riparian rights, water powers, or rights, li- _censes and franchises, plants, fac tories, buildings, structures, im provements, roads, rights-of-way, railway sidings, and all rights con- subiect to the order of the Special Referee, or subject, to the order of the party therein named and by him transferred to the order of the Special Referee, bonds of the re quired character in bearer form. A deposit made for a bid for a separate parcel will be regarded as a deposit on account of the deposit required for said parcel when offer ed together with other parcels. A deposit made for the entirety will also be accepted on any of said parcels when offered separately. When any bid is raised during the nected with or appurtenant to any * h Ti;, 1 , i^^ tHo iAmh of the above described real 'estate; da Y period while the bidding and also all fixtures, machinery, livestock, automobiles, wagons, de livery and other equipment, tools and appliances of every kind, ac counts receivable, accruing on and after August 18, 1931. and still out standing, the goodwill of the busi ness and any and all goodwill, res trictive agreements, covenants or contracts of and with any prior owner of owners and all other per sonal property owned by the Com- E any (except cash on hand or in ank), or used by it at each of the above mentioned parcels of land. Parcel No. 24. All letters patent, patent rights,, trade marks and all applications therefor and all re newals thereof, and all secret pro cesses, trade names, including the name of the Carolina-Georgia Serv ice Company, and all other intang ible property of Carolina-Georgia Service Company not heretofore described or specifically excluded. Property on Which First Mortgage is Not a Lien (84.75) Acres, more or less, located, lying and being in Talbert Town ship, County of McCormick, State of South Carolina, being bounded on the north by lands of R. A. Price and lands of Mrs. W. G. Blackwell (Amie T. Blackwell); on the east by lands of Mrs. W. G. Blackwell (Amie T. Blackv/ell); on the south by lands of Mrs. W. G. Blackwell (Amie T. Blackwell) and Stevens Creek; and on the west by lands of R. A. Price; and having euch met es, courses and distances and shape as will more fully appear by ref erence to a plat thereof made by J. M. Bussey, Surveyor, June 24, 1925, which plat is on file with The Federal Land Bank of Columbia. The Master shall require a de posit of Twenty-Six ($26.00) Dol lars. upon the completion of the bidding, as provided in the decree of salo, except such as may be made by the Plaintiff or its Attorney. Terms of Sale—One-half of the accepted bid in cash and the re mainder in two equal annual in stalments, with interest from date of sale at seven per cent. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. L. G. BELL, Master. May 14. 1932.—3t. remains open, the deposit therto- fore made by the high bidder shall be forthwith returned to such de positor. The deposit received from the successful bidder or bidders may be applied on account of the purchase price of the propertv pur chased by such bidder or bidders. No upset price is fixed for any parcel or for the entirety but the bid or bids accepted by the Special Referee will be subject to confirm-' ation by the Court. If the Court shall not confirm any sale, the de posit made by the accepted bidder in respect of such sale will be forth with returned to such bidder. In case any bidder, after confirm ation of sale to him, shall fail to comnlv with any order of the Court requiring payment of or on ac count of the balance of the pur chase price for the period (not less than 30 days) specified in the ord er of the Court, then the moneys and / or pounds deposited by such bidder may be forfeited as liquidat- NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS store ed damage for such failure and, if rwm W conrents. a manSmred "mo- | forfeited.- will be applied to the ducts products in the process of [ manufacture, merchandise held for sale, accounts receivable, bills re ceivable, books of account owned by the Company on August 18, 1931, and still existing. Also the property of the Receivers not cov ered by the lien of the mortgage consisting generally of accounts re ceivable accrued prior to August 18, 1931, and supplies and equipment purchased by the Receivers prior to August 18, 1931, and still existing, , r. * ai- but not cash on hand or in bank, shall make such further payment or All persons holding claims against the estate of John M. Bell, deceased, should present same to me duly verified, and all persons owing said estate should make payment to :ne. L. G. BELL. Probate Judge. McCormick, S. C., May 4, 1932.—4t. says, it is likely to go forward rap idly, unless the equilibrium of the earth’s crust is restored by some unusual occurrence, such as a num ber of volcanic eruptions, which would cause a heavy snowfall and thus protect the ico from the sun’s :'ays. Geologists do know however, that there have been times when Green land did not have much ice. Such times, Doctor Humphreys points cut, *nay come again. Abgut 1000 A. D. the Danes settled in parts of Greenland that later were glaciated and still later melted again. In the fourteen hundreds there was a marked advance in ice in that area. Meterologists know also that there has been a distinct retreat of ice through the last 50 years. From the 12,000,000 square miles of ice present at the time of the max imum of the last glaciation, the world’s supply has diminished to 6,000,000 square miles, most of it. in Antarctica, which is nearly as large as the United States, and Green land, which is eighteen times the of Pennsylvania. size -J. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LOST TIME CERTIFICATE 1 and to such other purposes as the Court may direct. Any successful biddef may as sign, transfer and set over his bid in whole or in part. In case of any conflict between the terms of this notice and of th^ decree in this action, the terms of the decree shall prevail. Terms of Sale Any purchaser or purchasers, af ter confirmation of sale or sales. or securities representing such More Detailed Description For all the terms and conditions of. said sale and for a more partic ular description of the mortgaged and unmortgaged properties to be sold, intending purchasers and / or interested parties are referred to the decree in this action, the record in this cause, and to the statements of the Receivers of Carolina-Geor gia Service Company filed in this action, in the office of the Clerk of Court for Anderson County, South Carolina. Sales by Parcels and as a Whole There will first be offered for sale the property of Carolina-Georgia Service Company in South Carolina covered by the lien of the First . . .. r . .. .... . , Mortgage, including the property of bonds, will accept the certificate of the Receivers subject to the lien of an Y national bank or trust corn- payments in cash on account of the E urchase price as may be directed y- the Court. After making such further payment or payments in cash, in making payment of the balance of his bid for any property covered by the lien of the First Mortgage, the purchaser may turn over to the Special Referee at their distributive value bonds entitled to be paid out of the proceeds of sale on distribution thereof and for any property not covered by the said hen mav turn over to the Special Referee bonds and /sor claims entit led to be paid out of the proceeds of the sale on the distribution thereof. Such bonds shall be in bearer form as hereinabove defined and the Special Referee, in lieu of Notice is hereby given that Time Certificate No. 2617, issued to the undersigned by The Farmers Bank of McCormick, S. C., on the 5th day of December, 1929, for the sum of Four Thousand ($4,000.00) Dollars, has been lost or destroyed. The same cannot now be found, and I will make application to the Re ceivers of The Farmers Bank of Mc Cormick, S. C.„ on the 8th day of June, 1932, for a new Certificate, as provided by law. P. W. WEEKS. McCormick, S. C., April 27, 1932.—6t. Nation Consumes A Huge Supply . Of Soft Drinks NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE MENT AND DISCHARGE the First Mortgage, and such prop erty will be offered in separate par cels and the highest bid for each parcel noted. All of such property will next be offered for sale as an entirety and the highest bid there for noted. As provided by law, the bidding will remain open for thirty days from the date of the sale. If pany in the City of New York. N. Y., or the City of Chicago, 111., that it holds, subject to his order or subject to the order of the party therein named and by him trans ferred to the order of the Special Referee, said bonds in bearer form. Sale Subject To Taxes The property will be sold subject at the expiration of said period of J 0 the liens of taxes or assessments thirty days the highest bid received Jt wfull Z levied or assessed a g am st for the property covered by the lien of the First Mortgage when offered as an entirety shall exceed the ag- f regate of the highest bids received or such property when offered as separate parcels, then the highest bid received for the property of fered as an entirety will be accept ed by the Special Referee and all of the property comprised in the sep be narcels arate parcels will be knocked down and sold together to the highest bidder whose bid therefor as an en tirety shall have been received by the Special Referee. If the high- . . , . . .. . est bid received for the property as ten 0 clock, a. m., the under the same. H. E. BAILEY, Probate Judge for Anderson Coun ty, South Carolina, as Special Referee. May 16, 1932.—3t. On June the tenth, 1932, at ten o’clock a. m., I will make a final settlement as administrator of the estate of F. L. Moragne, in the Probate Judge’s office in McCor mick and ask for a final discharge. All persons holding claims should present them properly attested be fore that date, all persons indebted to same should make settlement with the undersigned. J. E. MORAGNE, Administrator. May 18th, 1932.—4t. Eyes examin ed. Spectacles, Eye Glasses, and Artificial £yes fitted without Drugs, Drops or Danger. DR. HENRY J. GODIN Optometrist! 955 Broad Street Augusta. G* NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on the 6th day of June, 1932, •ety shall not exceed the ag gregate or an entirety the highest bids receiv ed 'for said property when offered as separate parcels, then the signed, as Guardian of the Estate of Sarah Celeste Cade Braid, will nake application to the Judge of highest bids received for such; Probate for McCormick County for smaller parcels^ will be accepted by x discharge of said trust. May • MARY S. MITCHELL, (nee Cade.) 1S32.—4t. the Special Referee and said prop erties will be knocked down and sold in such smaller parcels to the ] respective highest bidders whose : bids therefor shall have been so re-! ceived. i ■ ■ ; The property not covered by the j lien of the First mortgage will be sold as an entirety. Medical Opinion. Deposit of Guaranty Re,u.red of . ScBlc >uthor8 think they are creat m makiSg the sfle or sales of ** atmosphere when it is only hot said property, the Special Referee air * Likewise some people mistake will require of each successful bid- , temperature for temperament.—Th« der at the conclusion of the sale of 1 Medical Pickwick. Eggs, Age, And Odors The public always associates odor with age—in an egg. That was why manufacturers of strawboard filler material for egg cases some time ago either had to change their material or lose some business. The odor from the straw- board material was absorbed by the »:ggs. To get at the root of the trouble the manufacturers asked the For est Products Laboratory of the For est Service of the United States Department of Agriculture to in vestigate the possibility of elimin ating the odor from the egg-case filler material. Several methods were tried, and one, a semi-chem ical process, removed the odor and made the strawbord filler more Acceptable for egg-case fillers. More than 11,000,000,060 bottles of non-alcoholic beverages are needed each year to quench the thirst of Americans, and this does not in clude the many unbottled mixed drinks sold at soda fountains, ac cording to J. W. Sale, beverage, ex pert of the Federal Food and Drug Administration. This is equival ent to about 91 bottles annually for every man, woman, and child in the Urjted States. Sale estimates that the value of these drinks was well over half a billion dollars last year. “The choicest fruit-type bever ages on sale in the United States are the fruit juices,” Sale says. “These include the juice of apples, grapes, grapefruit, oranges, limes, lemons, loganberries, pineapples, cranberries, and pomegranates. When a buyer sees such words as ‘grapefruit juice,’ ‘orange juice,’ or ‘grape juice’ on the bottle label or cap, unaccompanied by any other explanatory statements of composi tion, he may be sure that the pro ducts are pure juices of the fruits named. Some purchasers desire pure fruit juices, and enforcement of the national pure food law in sures these persons the article de sired, if they will iread the label. The law also requires that an ac curate statement of the quantity contained be printed upon the lab el. “Some of the fruit juices are made into fruit ades by the addi tion of sugar and water. The fruit juice content of such beverages must not be misrepresented. For instance designs cf fruit may not be used unless a characterizing amount of the juice of the named | fruit is present. Various combin ations of fruit juices flavoring and coloring materials, water, and sug ar are also available. Hundreds of varieties of such drinks are commonly on sale.” The traffic in soft drinks is con trolled by Federal and State pure food and health officers who check the honesty of labels, the possible presence of harmful ingredients and the sanitary quality of the liquids. 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