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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Appetizing Meal Sells
Nutrition to Family

Appetite and eye appeal sell nu-
triton to the family. Fruits and
vegetables offer varied textures, fla
vors and bright colors that make a
meal interesting. For crisp texture
and the most vitamin c, serve vege-
tables and fruits raw frequently. To
keep colors bright, and to conserve
vitamins, cook vegetables just till
tender, and serve at once. Vegeta-
bles cooked to a dingy brown mush
are ugly and retain little food value.
In planning meals, try to work
interesting contrasts, crisp cabbage
slaw with baked beans, crunchy
toast with soup. chopped celery with
peanut butter as a sandwich filing.
Avoid serving all watery vegetables
at a meal or more than one starchy
vegetable. Garnishes give food eye
appeal and flavor accent. Try pars-
ley, watercress, green pepper,
pickle, dash of paprika. But color
Of foods themselves contribute, like
the bright crimson of tomatoes on q
cool bed Of salad greens.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Debunk Superstitions
Regarding Health

Despite the fact that medical sci
ence has made public nearly all the
elemental rules Of health, great
numbers Of people persist in accept
ing gross superstition and hearsay
as the truth, Coronet magazine
says. Such old wives tales as placs
ing salt on the palms Of their babies
hands will stop commissions, are
considered fact by many otherwise
intelligent people. These mistaken
concepts about health and disease
are cloaked in such seemingly logi-
cal language and possessed Of such
apparent horse sense. that they
are widely believed without ever be-
ing tested. Here are some Of the
medical mysteries that are asked
unanswered:
That clean tooth never decays
Ia false. 1t frequently does II the
tooth lacks calcium, If general
health is poor or If some disease
like ricketts, impairs nutrition. That
Q little alcohol is as bad as lot
and will decidedly shorten ones life
span is false Men and women who
use alcohol moderately live slight
ly longer than total abstainers and
nearly six years longer than heavy
drinkers, according to the studies
Of DR.. Raymond Pearl. That eight
hours of sleep each night are essen
tial is true. Despite much popular
comment to the contrary, doctors
find few Edisons who can keep flt
on less. When they do. it is usually
because they supplement a short
nights sleep with maps in the day.
time.
That badness comes from putting
water on the hair in youth or wear
ing tight hat-bands is false. Common
badness is hereditary and there is
nothing a man can do to avoid 1t.
Tie rarer badness that can be.
cured by BARRIERS is something else
again ~ usually due to infection.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Air Conditioned Trolleys

Air Conditioned Trolleys
A feet of new street cars In At
lanta, Ca, has been equipped with
refrigerating units. This will be
the first time that passengers can
enjoy the benefits of air condition
ing. o@ q.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Stationary

Cora = The school principal says
you have a model brother.
Dora-Too bad he isn't q work.
ing model!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Wife Worry
DIFFICULT DECISIONS

Hi = What makes our neighbor
pace up and down in front of his
house like that?
Shes awfully worried about his
wife, poor chap.
Hi-Why. what's she gotf
Si-The car.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Sounds Good
By cluYAs WILLIAMS

Father-I want no more of that
standing on the porch with that
young man.
Daughter only stayed for q
second.
Father distinctly heard a third.
fourth and fifth!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
let Planes Ouiet

Because of the absence Of vibra-
ton in the new jet-propelled fight
ers, small vibrators are attached to
the instrument panels to give the
constant "jiggle" needed to assure
accurate instrument readings.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Household Cares

Hubby What kind of a disposition
does the new cook have?
Wife She has q very even tenn
per-always mad.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Advice to LoveIorn

WAC-Do you believe in long en-
gagements?
Saiior-Yes, think young people
should be happy as long as possible.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-11-09
Nobody Home

Wifie-Say, John, the census taker
Is at the front door.
Hubby--Just tell him we lost our
census several years ago.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10
20. 0as Marfhlan6

Die fiibne 20tpenideertn bate eis
nige Monate in 2onoon berbra6t; iie
mo6te itets wenigitens ei11en Sell oer
Saiion BORT NIT, tpenn iie ii6 au9
nit elmer gentieteten 8obnung beet1ii.
gen uno lire StaatsgetpGnber in1mer
tpteber tpenoen unb n1oberntfieren
mubte, Inn Der Situation MIR balbs
pegs gere6t tperoen 5u tonnen. 2on.
Don par ibr Saeoreoier uno Die beute
ioiion bic Sago5eit, in Der fie ibren
gan5en Sabresbeoarf an 8eriibnttbei-
ten 5u eriagen pflegte. Sie batte atpor
fiir Die na6ite 3eit einen fran5oiii9en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10
Mitttuud), ben 10. Sanrar 1916

WCtrrDD@, Den H. S1nuQr 1910
Imurmelte fte Damn 5tpifden ben 5lt-
1Iammengebifenen 3dbnen, td fann
mid 6eiien nidt erfreuen. SSnmitten
al Der md6tigen ginoriide, 6te bon
alien 5eiten auf ite eini itiirn1ter, gab
es MIR ein @efiibl, oos etpig timber"
anoert blieb, ME pe6Ie1te, nod lie
berlieB, ser oumpfe Ser5enSi6mer5
uno Der bittere @rou, ser oIGetn III
rem S6mer5 batte totem fonner, tDenn
lie nt6t eben beioe ems getDeIen tpd+
rem.
0ie l1mgebung, in ser tie nun leb-
te, riB bie Ser5en5tpun0e immer tDie'
Ser auf, uno bielt gera0e 0esbalb Ill
rita nie in einem 8anne. Se0er
56ritt ipro6 ibr bon 6em 8erlore-
men, 0oS 3immer, tpel9eS er betpobnt
batte, oas Hfero, ous er geritten, Der
Baum, BEN er gepflan5t. SIN oar>
ite1eno bonn 5orten &inoe big 5um
reifen Weonne, 3ierten feline 8iloer
ie6en &aum, Iein None NOR m aner
Wunoe, uno alles 6iente MIR oa5u,
| ibr 2iebe fir, uno ibren @ron gegen
BEN Monn 81 nGbren, ben lte fir
fali6 bielt, un6 0eiien 8er1u1 It ibr
beinabe 0os Ser3 gebro6en.
Mittler>peile tparen oie utpenigen
Wo6en" un0 IelbIt mebrere Wonate
bergongen, ser Borf prmgte in berr-
li6em @riin oie 8lumenbeete in bol=
Ter 5arbenpradt> uno l1lrifa erfldrte
Scr. 0unnet, OaB Ite tpobl no6 biz
gum Serb1te in Netp Sau bleiben
piiroe. Ger olte Mntpalt be1tGrtte Ite
mogli61t in oieient gnt16lulie uno
fam nit 8rer0en ibrem &uftrage
na6, oen tie ibm baIb lpi6erI Itreben6
gab: 6ie @ldubiger ibres Baters 5u
befrioigen. 9ieIe lebtere 8eItinml1ng
lbien ibm Elm ii6eres 3eiden, ooB
Die Grbin enoli6 getpiut iei, BEN
5tonopuntt auf3ugeben> Sen ite Big
Der 10 beborrli6, ia bortnGfig feftge>
balten batte.
Iber nod be0ur fte e5 anoerer 0in-
ge, Inn Die 8on0lung 5u boIlenoen;
biz ieBt bate l1lritu tpobl 6os 8e-
bagen gefoitet, tpel6es Der Gei9tum
getDabrt, obnte ie0od ni6ts bon Der
Weu6t, 0ie er o11siibt, insbelon6ere
BORT, mo er nit t0rperIi6er 59onbeit
gepaart lit. sic batte nod imner ieoe
8eribrung nit Der auBen1pelt tonic.
quent bemie0en, nur nit 2oop geeopn
bertebrte tie ub rno 5l1, aber itets
nur in froitiger uno bodit bel6rdnfter
@eiie
Die erlte 8egegnung Der beiben
5rouen bate iiber ibr ferneres eBr~
baltnis 5ueinanoer entidie6en; ou9
fonnte CHARLOTTE es 1id)t betpinoen,
oaB iie n1rifa bate Blas MAIDEN
miiiien 6enn 10 iebr ite ltets aues un-
teri6abte, mas ite be'aB, 70 iebr per-
langte iie na9 Dem, uas ibr entaoeen
tpor0en.
0a eridien zines Cages pIosIi6
Gbarlottes Sreunotn, Mrs. 8pro, anf
Der S5ene, uno bon 6ieiem Sage an
nobmen Die Dinge etnen onberen
2auf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

Sre1De1t neDmen 6u Demertet1, odB
teine 3eit berloren tper6en 6arf, 90
nit Sbre @or6erobe lofort berboIIs
itGn6igt tper6e.''
,,Gber i6 berltebe es nt6t, neue
&lei6er on5ui6uffen'', 1ogte ite i6it6'
tern, ui6 babe 6ies ME getan."
,,8ol1en sic, Mplo6p, nur gil
tigit an Wrs. 8roipn i6reiben, bic
ItetS oie Soiletten fir 2aoD NeoDa gu
1iefern botte, ulte miro einen ibrer
Arbeiter berousIen6en, ooer nod beI>
fer tpGre es bieueidt, 5u telegrapbie=
ren."
uDos niir6e ia cine unn1aiie @elo
fo1ten'', meinte l1lrifu erl9roden.
Wers. Moore iab ibre neue 9errin
1tarr an. uSir @ilberts Mutter ber>
ousgabte idbrlid fir ibre Soilette
ettpa 5000 Bfuno, MD1aoD, uno ite
bGtte ebenlogut aud 6as 0oppelte aus
geben f0nnen'', fiigte ite in eigentiim<
lid itol5en Gone bin5u.
,Nun bann'', lo6te l1lrifa, ,,oonn
fann ib mir pobl oieie Auslage er-
lauben.'
SSSn Ben nd6lten Eagen fam Ser
iunge 56loBberrin 1ongiam gum Be-
tDuBtlein> oaB ite lt6 nod man6 an0e>
res ge1tutten oiirfe, tpos ibI bisber un>
errei6bar icbien. Sn 0en erIten 8oden
botte ibr Die Sabigteit, 5u befeblen,
poIlltGn6ig gefeblt, 10 oaB Die iunge
0ume gum @ntIeben Der Dtener16aft
oft gang unbermittelt in Der &u6e
er16ien,- Inn Elm @las 8aiier o6er
lonlt ettpaS Aebnlibes 5u bo1en, in
Ser 5tpeiten 8o6e fato ite bereits Elm
leltiames finoii6es Gergnitgen oar-
an, lire neue Wodt our6 berl6ieoene
grperimente 3u erproben, anfangs
i6i6tern unO befangen, ipGter ieoo6
nit itets tpa6Ienoer 3uberii6t.
56lieBli9 lautete lte nur, I'M 511
ieben, Oh tbrem &ufe iofort Solge ee>
leiltet tperoe, uno tpenn lte oonn ei-
men 8orbong berablanen, Elm Seniter
0ffnen lieB, iab iie bod tpieoer in
itummem 5taunen 5u, nit mel6er
&ai6beit 1tno Bra3i1ton ibre 8efeble
pou3ogen tpur0en.
Ni6ts lit lei6ter, ols 6ie @ntbeb-
rlmgen Der Armut 5u bereeilen, uno
Die @etpobnbeiten oes 9tei9tl1ns m'
5unebmen. guBeroem bate l1lrtto
bon elmer langen &eibe ibrer bdterli>
6en Abnen oas Ealent, inn 2urus 3u
leben, ererbt, uno fit Elm 8elen If.
rer art par es entI9ieoen biel i6tpe>
rer, it6 in 6en engen @ren5en Ser Mr>
NUT 5ure9t5ufinoen, ols nun auf Der
neuen, breiten 2ebensbabn. Sbrer ct.
mas berrii6en geatur entipra6 es bei.
Ter, gu befeblen, als gu gebor6en,
uno beoor lie nod bier5ebn Gage lang
in ibrem neuen &ei6e geberri6t, fanb
iie, Die, nod Dor fur5em oie idtuerte
9lrbeit ielbit berri9tet bate, es gon1
natiirlid, baB Elm Iiprierter 9iener
binter ibrem Seiiel itan6, tpdbre1ro lte
I'M Monat Wdr5 Die Bfirii6e i9d1te,
Die in ibren eieenen @lasbauiern &C.
reift tparen.
nlrifa bie1t nod imner an ibrem
gnti6luiie feit, balo na9 @lodenau
5uriid5ufebren, aber bas es bod nur
bon ibr abbing> mann 6ies gei6ab,
fonnte iie ebenlogut IN einigen Wo.
naten ols in tpenigen @o6en abrei.
fen, ia ab uno 5u i9li6 it6 iogar
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10
Giue
9orft0ntgtm
(15. GSortIebung)


glei9eiilti9em Gone, ,,auf 0ieie art
um3ufommcn, lit 3tpeifelloS iebr flogs
li6."
l1lrifa mo6te cine ungeouloig ab-
1pebrenbe 8etpeg1ng. ,,gS beoarf Of
fenbar nidt longer 3eit, Inn BEN Soo
zines @atten 5l1 berpin0en'', iagte Tie
in oemielben bitteren Eone, ui9 fann
oies 5tpor nid)t beurteilen, oenn i6
bate ME einen iol6en, aber midi
biintt, orei Wonate linO Elm Iebr fur
ser 3eitro1m, nm 1old einen 8erlnIt
5u berl6mer5en"
;Oos bGngt pobl oobon ub> Del6er
9lrt ser @atte tpar, Sen man berlor" ,
ermioerte Gborlotte, mabren0 eS in
ibren perl6leierten Iugen plobli6
oufblibte. 8o3u ioate es oienen, Dor
0ieier fren1Oen &uiine oie 8itpe nit
gebro6enem Ser5en gu ipielen, bolo
4piiroe ia sic gan3e g8e1t ibr iungeS
@liid erfobren, mo5u alio Die Measte
nod lGnger beibebolten?"
l1lrifn lprang empor, nun tpuBte
1te genug.
uSie tpoIlen n1i6 i6on nieoer ber=
IaI1en?" frogte Charlotte bofli6.
8epor nod bos iunge Mdo6en anti
1porten tonnte, flog oie Sir auf, uno
Oer. Ounnet Itiir5te otemlos in oas
3inmer. u0em 9immel lei 0anf,
@rafin, ooB i6 Sic gef1tnoen, i6
fonnte mir nidt erfldren, mas aus
Sbnen getpor0en, gum @liid iagte
man mir, Sic bGtten 1i6 I'M ben 8eg
nod SIo Sou erfunOigt, oenno6
fiir6tete' id, sic tonnten 1i6 bergan-
gen buben. Sbr @ogen ermartet Sie,
inn Sale Sic beimtebren wollen, ooer
boben oie Oamen be1dloi1en, Oen Sag
miteinanoer gu oerbringen?"
,,Nein, 0os baben mir nt6t, id]
1piini9e, nod Soule 81 fobren.'
Scum sic fomen gerooe re6t".
rief tie nit eigentitmli6 barten 2a.
den, 1obaIo Mr.. 9unnet I'M 8ageu
1aB, ,,no9 einen 9ugenblid dpater.
uno 2aop Neopa un0 i'd, mir batteu
einanoer Dinge geiagt, bic iid nte
mebr bergeiien laiien.'
@eiteres tpuroe tpdbreno Ser Seim.
fabrt nidts mebr geiproden. Scr
Ounnet oa6te BEL 1td, bob Die iunge
grbin, Die nod England 81 loden
er iid 10 oiele Weiibe gegeben, ibn1
nod man9e S6lpierigfeiten beretter
oiirfte, uno lllrifa ibrerieits tDar in
tiefe @eoaufen oeriunfen. Gbarlotte
Neopa aIlein mar ibrem Glide i'm
Bege geitanoen, uno oieie 5rau, Die
Gilbert beleiien, bate feline Erane
fir ben e0rlorenen, fonnte Ben Iu'
genblid nidt erparten, oa es ibr ote
Sitte geitatten 1piiroe, Die 8itmen'
trauer ob5ulegen, Die tragen 5u oiirfen.
llrifa iie 10 beib beneioete; oos iunge
Wao6en tpar bereit gemeien, Der Ser
laiienen Eeilnabme uno Mitleio ent'
gegen5ubrineen, bod nun berlpanoel'
ten ii9 oiele @efiible in oos @egen'
tell, @bi9eu uno 8ioertpillen erfiiu'
ten 6eiien Seele.
sld, es trug iid Inn 10 idperer
Gilbert perloren 81 baben, oa es I'm
oieies 8eibes tpillen gel6eben.
Ser tpeitere 8erlauf oes Cages
bro6te ulrifo BEL ieoem S6ritte ein'
neue munoerbare l1eberrai idung. slls
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-01-10

~~S"' ~~"4"'"'~~ Nv "NSJ WV O%NJI%%%N~
ebrerbiettg our9 oIle HGume bes
56loiles geIeitete, foIgte iie ibm nit
elmer grt ebrfur6tsooIler 8erbliifft>
beit, aus oem bon @ol0 uno rotent
Fliii6 ltroblen6en gmpfangsfaaIe in
einen bon griineb 8rotut uno benetia=
nii6em &riltau gliBernoen Solon,
BON BORT iiber breite Ereppen un6
our6 lange nit @obelins bebongene
8allerien, Die Elm &enner fir geraoe-
git unbe5ablbar erfl6rt bGtte, uno
louifte itumm Sen @rfIGrungen, tpie
foitbar iene 5tatue, tpie pertpou 0te>
les 8emal0e 1et.
~SSit al oas, ipirfli6 a1es mein
@igentum?" fragte l1lrito INNER
Dieoer, als tie NIT ST.. 9unnet Die
Greppe binanitieg.
u@on3 3lpeifelloS''> onttportete ser
Antpalt, Elm 2a6eln unteroriiden6.
ultr0 oIe oieie 2eufe peroen mir
9eborden?"
~@etpiB> @rafin, es iit 6ies ibre
Bfli9t."
ullno menn i6 gum 8et1piel ous-
fabren tDollte, glauben sic, oaB
i6. 49,"
u8oGen Sic in oiel fem Sale nur
oieien &nopf beriibren uno ben 8e-
febl gum @inipannen geben. @oI1en
mir bieQei6t nod Die 5tollungen uno
Hemiien inipi5ieren, o0er gfiiblen Sic
lt6 ernniioet?"
l1lrifa NOR ni6t nlii6e, ober 10 ge.
blen0et BON al Sen neuen gin6riif=
fen, 0aB tie beute ni6ts nebr leben
tpoIlte.
uBir &pol1en oies Iieber auf einen
onoeren Sag beri6ieben", meinte iie
ladeln0, uid geoente oo6 bier5ebn
Sage biz 6rei 8oden bier 3u bleiben,
mir baben olio 3eit."
Mr. 0unnet perbeugte it9 16tpei=
geno, biellei6t Inn 6os 266eln 5u
berbergen, pel6eS lt9 pie0er auf feline
2ippen 1tobl. Obtpobl er uno oie 8ir=
tin our goloenen Sonne Die Meni6en
DO neinem iebr berldieoenen 5ton0-
puntt aus beurteilten, 70 tparen ite IN
einem Buntte oo9 bei0e 9leider Wei-
nung ndntli9, oaB Die @rbin tpobl
toum in tpenigen @o6en no9 @lof>
tenuu 5uriidtebren oiirfte.
# t #
8Qbren0 llrifa ant Na6n1ittage
0ieieS Cages ettpos gelanglpeilt in eli
nem ibrer Salons ioB, ni6t piiien6,
mas ite nit it6 anfangen ioue, borte
ite oas &oul6en ieioe11er @etpGn6er
uno Elm oisfretes Bo6en an Der Sir,
bic it6 auf ibr uSerein" leiie offnete,
Inn Die ltattlide Dame ein5ulaiien,
pel6e bel ibrer antunft Die &eibe
Der tpeibli6en Dieneri9aft er0ffnet
batte, Mrs. Weoore, Die 8ei9lieBerin
oes @auies.
Mrs. Moore 1tano bor etnem gro.
ben, foleenidmeren augenblide hires
2ebens, Tie 5itterte ni6t menig Dor
ben mogli6en &oniequen5en oes
'Sdrittes, ben iie 5u MAIDEN beabli6'
tigte> ober Inn Der gbre 6es &auies
tpiuen, oem ite beinabe Elm 2eben lang
6iente> muBte es getan tperoen.
,,Darf id fra9en, gnaoigite Grall
@rdfin," beeann ite ebrerbietig Die
nit Salbbanoiduben betlei6eten Sdn'
oe anitatrosbon gefaltet> ,,ob sic nod
tpeiteres @epdd ertporten 2"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-12
FORECLOSURE SALE


By virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in a certain deed of trust from
D. C. Winner. to R. c. Fergus, Trustee.
dated the 18th day of July. 1886, duly
registered in Book 251, at Page 355, Of
the Office of the Register of Deeds Of
default having been made in the pay+
ment of the Indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust. I will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash. at tho
Carolina, on Monday, February 18th. 1s45
at twelve o'clock noon, the following lots
or parcels of land, situate, lying and be-
ing in the County of New Hanover,
State of North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described as follows. to-wit:
BEGINNING at a stake, the southwest
intersection of ST. Joseph Street and
Myrtle Street. the Northwest corner of
Lot No. u, and runs with the Northern
margin of Myrtle Street South So degrees
Winners corner; thence South 2 degrees
East with D. c. Winners line and the
line of Lots Nos So, SO, 10. II and y a
distance of One Hundred and Forty
| Q40) feet to stake; thence North So
degrees West One Hundred qoo) feet
Joseph Street; thence with the said
eastern margin of ST. Joseph StrSet
North 2 degrees East One Hundred and
Forty Q4o) feet to the place of tho
Beginning, running around and includ
ing all Of Lots Nos. So, SO, 10, II and n
of the NJ L. WINNER SUBDIviSIoN
as Will be shown by reference to a man
OF the same prepared by F. E. WombIr
surveyor, June 1886, from an actual sur
vey OF the same. which said map is on
ne IN the Register of Deeds Office for
in Plat Book 3, at page IS.
R. c. FERGUS. Trustee.
This the 4th day of January. Is45.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-12
| 1@.-Legal

said deed of trust, I will offer for sale
% the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House Door in Wilmington, North
Carolina. on Monday, February 18th. 1s45
at twelve o'clock noon. the following lots
or parcels Of land, situate, lying and be-
ing in the County of New Hanover.
State OF North Carolina, and more par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
FIRST LOT OR TRACT: Lots Nos. 2l-72-
1924 and Is of the NJ L. WINNER SUB
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING at stake at the South
east intersection of the United States
Highway No. 421 and Winner Avenue
and runs with Winner Avenue an cas-
terly direction along the northern mar
grees IS East One Hundred QoO) feet
to stake in margin of Winner Ave-
nue.; thence North "a degrees As West
One Hundred and Twenty Five u25)
feet to a stake, the north corner of
Lot IL thence the division line of Lots
West One Hundred 900 feet to stake
in the margin of United States Highway
| No. AL; thence the said Highway South
"a degrees IS East One Hundred and
Twenty-Five Q25) feet to the place Of
the beginning.
&c and IL as shown by a map Of the
M L. WINNER SUBDIVISION prepar-
ed from an actual survey Of the same
BY F. E. Womble, Surveyor, June 1886.
and being more fully described as fol-
lows:
BEGINNING at a stake One Hundred
uo0l feet from the northern margin
OF Winner Avenue and runs with the
Western margin of United States High
way No. 421 North "a degrees As West
Fifty (50) feet to the corner of Lot Ne.
IL; thence the division line Of Lots Nos
II and u North IS degrees IS East One
Hundred and Fifty Q50) feet to stake;
thence South "a degrees As East Fifty
800 feet to stake, corner of Lot No
3; thence the division line of Lots Nos
and 10 South IS degrees Is West One
Hundred and Fifty Q50) feet to the
place Of the Beginning. This convey
ance includes all of Lots Nos. 21-22-23-
A.25-l0 and II, as will be shown by
reference to a map on file in the Regis.
ter Of Deeds Office for New Hanover
County, North Carolina, in Plat Book
at page So, reference to which beinf
hereby made for a more complete de
scription of the premises herein de
scribed.
R. c. FERGUS. Trustee.
| Thic thu An dav ne january 1QAS
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$50 Legal

said authority and of the Statutes of tho
State Of North Carolina, the undersigned
will, on Saturday. the 10th day of JAM
uary. 1915. at IL o'clock NJ. at the Court
House Door of the County of New Ham
over aforesaid, sell, at public auction.
for cash, to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing described tract of real estate
situate Ia the City of Wilmington. N. c.
and
BEGINNING in the intersection OF the
Southern line of Queen Street, with the
western line of Ninth Street, and runs
thence Westwardly along said Southern
! line of Queen Street, Al feet and inches
thence Southwardly and parallel with
Ninth Street and thence Northwardly
along the Western line of Ninth Street,
| Sc feet to the Beginning. the same be-
| ing a cart Of Lot 4, in Block 6e. accordy
ing to the official plan of the City od
Wilmington. N. c.
| The bidding on the above property
will start at Sl233.75.
| This the 4th day of January, 1S4S.
| MARSDEN BELLAMY. Trustee,
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WHEREAS, on December 20. 1914. the
undersigned acting under authority con-
tanned in Deed Of Trust duly executed
by w. J.. Spicer and wife, and duly
recorded in Book 30e, at Page 81 Of
the records of the Register of Deeds Of
New Hanover County. did proceed to sell
the real estate hereinafter described, al
public auction. for cash. at the Court
House door of said County, at which
said sale. the property was bid In for
the sum Of $1175.00 and whereas, within
the time prescribed by law, an increased
bid Of $50 was deposited with the Clerk
Superior Court Of New Hanover County.
and said Clerk did thereupon issue his
Order to the undersigned. to resell said
property.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the
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This store is now under the
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with new, courteous clerks.
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RE-sALE OF REAL ESTATE

r. c. FERGUS, Trustee.
This the 4th day of january. l945.