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Sir SELL YOUR TOBACCO
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where you will get the highest dollar. Sanford has two Independent Ware
houses and a full set of Buyers to protect your interests.
Bring Your Next Load to Sanford
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and you will be pleased with the sale you make. HIGH PRICES is our motto
All Roads Lead to Sanford
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and every business man in Sanford is behind the market WATCH SAN
FORD’S TOBACCO MARKET GROW.
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Yours, for the High Dollar,
Sanford Tobacco Board of Trade.
lITHAM BRIEFS
■Krenewal if due would be ex
welcome.
to went off a cent and a.half
lesday. the best brought 22 1-2
at Pittsboro that day.
and Mrs. Moore and .O. J. Pet
- Jr., of Clinton visited Mr. and
0* J. Peterson Sunday.
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pair of glasses have been le*t
{Record office. The owner can
by proving property. t ?•
■* J- L. Griffin and Wade Bar-
the Trinity-Guilford
game at Durham Saturday
! regret to learn that Mr. Will
* the Williams-Belk Company,
£ i°rd, was strcken wth paraly—
aesday. ■ - '
'government’s giant airship, the
passed over North Car
uesday night on a trip which
*** it across the country.
«!n lter Siler, candidate for
i»5 ar ? e > spoke to a large con
ws! ! oters at Coleridge, Ran-
Tj ’ Jnt y, last Saturday evening
|; an y Mends will be pained to
i, a t rs - Billie Boone is still
I to er room with sickness.
I W * Lutterl oh, *of Jonesboro,
by Mrs. Lutterloh
1 0 c ildren, is visiting his fath
|' C -W. Lutterloh.
fclnJ en ? r r,. faile(l to meet his
K pL a L Pittsbor °. but the as
fcs fJvP a ns heard interest
ed rvVHy- Burroughs of New
ft v . ; B. Gregg of Liberty,
ft lr^ a Cormell who is at
|or Scho °l a t N. C. C. W. at
Bern' S^ the week-end here
ft Parents > Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
fti°i! ant advertising coming
ft i( Wahi liece ssary to leave ov
fciinman m atter_ already in
fc’ We regret the
matter n? ou * some B^terest
a cPaui ‘in, of West Dur
■>/^ Cepte d a positin in the
■dl r Ip 61 °°P and took charge
I^n'' 10mas former barber
I § burned home.
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*|\ v v a sized dog?
Bit-/,";; s ays one was at his
northeast of Pitts-
B il! h'bt. See Mr. King
ytu about the dog.
, RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS.
A Delightful Social Accasion on Mon
; : day Evening at Horton Home.
Y The beautiful and attractive home
Os Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Horton was
aglow with festal lights and flowers
Monday evening when a reception was
tendered the teachers of the Pitts
boro school undo* the auspices of the
Pittsboro Woman’s Club.
The spacious living room and re
cption hall were thrown together and
decorated with pot plants and early
fall flowers.
,In the receiving line were Mes
dames Hayes, Brooks, Hatch, Chapin,
Dunlap, Skinner, Edwards, Lodge,
Nance, Berry, and Messrs. Nolan, Wa
ters, Chapin, London, Brooks, and
Hatch, mostly teachers and school
officials.
The guests weregraciously received
by Mrs. Horton and assistants while
delicious punch was served by Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Dorsett, keepers of the
bowL ~ ' *
It was a pleasant evening and many '
of the Pittsboro folk took advantage
of the occasion to meet the ladies and
gentlemen of’the school' faculty r
DEMORATIC SPEAKING.
The Legislative and County candi
dates will speak at Harper’s X Roads
Saturday, October 11th, 1924, at 2 o’-'
clock, P.M; ""
I All County candidates will be there
Come and hear them.
LLOALIJ l
Mr D. A. Mann seen at Moncure
Saturday was rather surprised and
gratified at the payment of two dol
lars by Robert Street, colored, who
had been in Danville Va., for the past
4 years. Robert had not forgotten the
deot, saw Mr. Mann' and walked up
and paid him. Suppose all men were
as honest as this young colored man?
SANDY~CREEK ASSOCIATION.
The Sandy Creek Baptist Associa
tion which embraces a large number
of the Chatham churches, met at Ab-
I erdeen away down in Moore county,
I last Thursday. Mr. Victor R. John
! son, who succeeded his father, the
late revered Prof. R. P. Johnson
to the responsible position, and serv
ed with dignity and dispatch. Another
Chatham man, Mr. Teague of Siler
City was clerk.
Those who at one time or another
attended from Pittsboro were: Pas
tor Gordon, Moderator Johnson,
Messrs. Altan Riddle, P. T. Farrell,
O. J. Peterson, and possibly others.
It was the first time the writer
had ever attended a session of this
historic body. He was entertained de
lightfully in the home of Mr. Yates,
a Wake county man by birth but born
of Chatham parents, his mother being
a Council.
A large portion of the messengers
were from several Chatham churches,
but as we were late in arriving no
attempt is made to list the Chatham
ites who attended.
, LOOK AT Tllif LABEL ON PAPER
BROWN’S CHAPEL NEWS.
Pittsboro route 2. Oct., 6.—Miss
Omqha Lee Hurst of Apex is visiting
her uncle Professor W. L. Hurst this
▼V Cv&« r
Miss Jessie Thomas returned Satur
day from a three week’s visit to Bur
lington. i
Mr. and Mrs. Keener Mann and sons
Curtis and Glen spent Saturday and
Sunday in Orange county, isiting
Mrs. Wilbur Lloyd.
Miss Verdie Thomas and Francis
Perry of Pittsboro high school, spent
the week-end with parents. !
Mr. Osban Mann - and family of
Gibsonville spent Sunday with Mr. J.
Taylor Mann.
Mrs. Wiley Jennings, of Liberty and
children Homer, Howard, Grace and
Louise spent Sunday with Mrs. Jqssie
Thomas.
Mr. and Mr. Lemeul Crutchfield
of,Burlington spent Sunday with Mr.
Wilt Crutchfield. *
Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Lutterloh and
two children, of Arkansas, atte visiting ;
his father, Mr. Columbus Lutterloh. * i
DOLLAR DAY AT SANFORD.
Next Wednesday is Dollar Day at
Sanford and the merchants of that
hustling little city will display many
valuable bargains. See the fine display
advertisement of the Sanford Mer
chants Association and take advantage
of the great event. i
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In 40 years of service an engineer
on the Lackawanna railroad has driv
en 3,000,000/ miles without a fatal
accident. He is now 70 and has been
retired.
f wants]
Ten Cents a line for first insertion.
Count six words to the line, including
figures and initials.
All Notices of articles “Found” will
hereafter be published free of charge
in this column. Send them in and we
will make no charge either to the
finder or owner.
WE WANT A FEW YOUNG HENS
If you prefer to pay your subscription
with such fowls bring them along.
Rhode Island Reds preferred.
LOST —Two pigs strayed away from
my home about two weeks ago.
Would appreciate any inform:: Cl cn con
cerning then! Jno. F. Burnett. Pitts
boro, N. C. Route 1.
KINGERY PEANUT ROASTER for
sale. Cost $l4O. First check for S3O
gets it. Isaac Wilkie, Moncure, N.C.
STRAY MULE took up at my house
i come and claim same and pay for
charges. George Thompson Pittsborolt
UNITED STATES and Kelly Spring
j field tires at Burns’ Service Sta
tion. Oct. 16-c
i HAVE YOUR BATTERIES CHARG
ed with Hydro in 30 minutes, at
Burns’ Service Station. Oct. 16-c
BUY CAROLINA Light and Power
Stock if you want an A-l invest
ment. See big ad.
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63 ACRE FARM for sale. 3 miles
from Corinth; 4 room house, new
tobacco bam, $1250 cash or terms, R.
A. Puryear, Corinth, N. C. Oct. 16. 3tp
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WANTED an honest energetic young
man to represent us in this town
and surrounding country. Hustler can
make money; one of our men made
$3,000,00. last year.| iWrite ujs for
particulars if you mean business. Sal
isbury Marble & Granite Company,
, Salisbury, N. C. Oct. 9 2-t-p.
FARM FOR SALE,
j 53 Acre Tract for sale. Six miles
south of Pittsboro on railroad, near
highway, Good two story hQUse, good
soil. $2,g00. Good terms. Houses cost
more than that. J. N. Holt, Moncure,
R 2. '■ Oct-9-2t*p
TWO FARMS for rent,—with or with
out teams. Good houses and barns.
J. R. Milliken, Pittsboro, Rt. 1. Oct2tf
LOOK OUT FOR C. B. FITTS’ BIG
annual October sale at his Bear
Creek store. His ad. will appear in the
Record very soon. Don’t buy your fall
goods till you see his prices, as he
will have bargains that cannot be
matched in this county.
"~WHEN YOU are ready for your
seeds and guano see us before buy
ing. T. M. Bland & Co.
OVERALLS from $1.25 per pair up
at T. M. Bland & CO.
WHEN IN TROUBLE call 74 Auto
Service Co. Sep.2stf
FOR SALE: Brick and mortor sand
-65 cents per ton F. 0.8. Jonesboro,
N. C. A. W. Steadman.
T. M. BLAND & CO. have a full line
of shoes, sox in fact any thing for
the entire family to wear.
GUANO for faP use can be found
at T. M. Bland &Cc/s
NOTICE! ON ACCOUNT OF UN
certainty of the cedar market I am
not buying cedar posts or logs at the
present time, but expect to start to
buying again around the first of Sept
ember. However, ample notice will be
rYven when I a train enter the market-
D. B. Nooe, Pittsboro. If. 1
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COTTON GIN ’NOTICE.
We have installed new up to date
system outfit, and are now ready to
gin your cotton, highest price paid
for cotton and cotton seed, Webster
& Brooks, Bomlee, N. C. Oet. 2 3tc.
SEED OATS, Fulghun, Appier and
Rustproof clover and Vetch Rape and
all kinds of feeds at T. M. Bland & i
Co. *h : ?
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t New Rugs, New Patterns j
l New low prices :
l Ardehan Wiltons :
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t Kermanshah :
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i Axminsters and Velvet Rugs :
; And all cheaper Rugs :
: Small Rugs to match the :
l 9x12 sizes in many patterns :
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SANFORD,
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| Dollar Day Wednesday, Oct. 15 th |
; PAY MONTHLY for Laving yodi*
; home painted. I will furnish mater
ial, do the work and let you make par
tial payments A. E. Yarbor
ough, Pittsboro, Sept. 15 ts-c
MONEY TO LOAN—We have $50,000
to loan to the farmers of Chatham
county within the next ninety days
at 51-2 per cent interest and from 1
! to 33 years time. Chatham Realty Co.,
V. R. Johnson, secretary, Pittsboro ts