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AS 1 SEE MR. VABNER.
There are ter candidates for Css
«TCM to tbs Seventh district to tab
Mr. Papa's place. Either of these mm
voekl won rsyresret the district, a
fer as I know, if they wen electee
Mot when tows ia a preform*.-*, am
that preference well rounded, It oupfa
to he svprsseud. Trns there are man;
voters whs do net core which of than
toe* are now tasted. Yst where than
is merit, it shsoid be considered.
Three of these -teen on loop eta
That shsoid not he hold apminat than
*a o»T help H now. Though fc
*• worth while to note that there an
other pro r mi ions worthy of note ar.<
rerepniHon as weB as lawyers. Bert
ly the nea that counts after nil is thi
practical one. The man wbe seel
*h.'n«i as they really era, aid ia abh
to Utap there to past. A dreamer li
•a right provided ha can interpret hit
owe dream. Otherwise he ia a fail
art. H. B. Vartwr It a droaarer art
fhe ictMurciativu tlr.Ti.of can hi
found.
Mr. Varvar w 4 Mas,
Hr possess** those qualifies that pc
to auks ap a ataa'af real worth. Hi
<• laW. eoamnoo*. Inhve and earn*.
*rtic. He knows how to make friecdi
«ad haw te keep than. 1 doubt that
there could be found in the bounds oi
te 7th dbtrirt a man who can sym
patUaa with te people Jast se much
aa Mr. Varner. Any atoll who io to he
a public servant moat of a necessity
knew Ida folks. Mot arty know that
tey hvo to ths district bs represmts.
Mr. VaiMr la aaiqwo to his i
of dotoy things. Be doss it his way
and far te feed of te ether fallow.
H.^trwn.^ tactful and is and
cwoetantly sprtoginp sstnothing on tbs
^teh te reaching hllta to
He believes to te teas havtag tea
paetcBsse. where te city fete have
- *'ATt£rz*2r'mh*-m
vwMgafstoB te aaada df teTtowte*
mrttitades who Hve to the rural dis
tricts, aad when Mr. Varner gees te
Congtoat tey via asoa ted art tet
MIS. O’DANIEL FEELS AS
NEW LIFE IAS COME.'
Bai)U *1 Ml Hardly Place Oaa
Vbat Ahead af Other,” Galea «
raawka Oa Tnhc.
“My eyetaai waa an run down that
1 could hardly place oo* loot ahead
of the othar. I could not Heap much
and my appetite waa eery bad bafar*
I Started ea Tm.nl ac,” aaya Mrs. J. F.
ODuaieh, 6U West Maryan Street,
Raleigh.
Tor a toeg time I suffered from
Indigestion,” she continued. "1 atari.
«! taking Taalac only after othar
medktow had failed to help me.
The Scat dose of thia wonderful
medicine latieead aw greatly and tm
proved my appctiU and aloep. My <H
rcation hec been aided and baaidea
fading as If new life has baea injected
into ms f have gained ala pounds tram
one bottle of Taalac.”
Thnlnc is add in Laarfoburg, by
Blua's Drug Store; Gibeon, W. Z.
Gfoeon Drag Oo.; Lexington, J. B.
Smith Drug Co.; Hamlet, Roy's Phar
macy.—Adr.
HAVE WONMRFUL 1
ENAMELING PLANT *
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The remarkable finish of the nib
, steel bodies of Dodge Brothers motor
i ear* is always the subject of admira
» *!«■» where motor enthusiast* gather
. Tor comparisons end this ha* led to
t many conjecture# as to how the finiah
t *• ■PflW.
r The department in which the bodloe
, are enameled in the plant of Dodge
, Brothers at Detroit was developed
within the plant and a portion of the
, .process la nacret.
Th# steel bodies ex* carefully pre
; pared for the reception of the enamel,
i which is applied in a manner devnb
I eped in the plant, and are than eerv
veywd through a battery of ovens np
, proximately 1.000 fast long by a
i doable chain system.
When they emerge, tho enamel haa
been baked on sad haa the high lustre
that haa attracted so much attention.
The entire installation cost more
than SI80,000 and assay papta of it are
erchuively Dodge Brothers. The
best 1* automatically controlled by
“d. *&t temper* tn«-U{
maintained evenly within flv# degrees.
The boat loss is bat four per eont, so
carefully has insulation besm worked ,
oat
The oven# have a capacity sf 1,800
completely enameled bodies every 24 «
hattr*.—Adv. “
HAIL!
Mr. Farmer you insure
imtt fertilizer before you
Vat it in the ground, why
at fiftwwinb?
Sm as stoat your Hail
Insurance before it is too
Uto.
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Announcements.
U N. BLUB FOB SEN ATS.
Tha utufarsiraed eitltena of the
County aCT Scotland will meant the
Mme of Honorable L. M. Blue to rep
resent ilji Senatorial Diatrict hi the
•ad we think mat ha wilt male* ua a
awful and valuable Senator.
March 17th, 1#1«.
Goo. T. Fata,
Harris Gibson,
A. P. Gibson,
D. O. Wrlfht,
W. V. McKenxla,
W. F. Parker.
Henry F. Gttawat,
L. M. Paata.
R. D. Gibaon,
II. H. MeTheraon,
J. A. McNeill,
J. B. Maaon, •.
D. A. Pate,
I FOR HOUSE OF REPRKSKM A
,,_. txtks.
I hereby announce myself a candi
data for the Hooae of ReymentatWaa
from Scotland County, aubieet to the
action of the Democratic Primary.
T. C EVERETT.
"M" ■ ■ —
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA
TIVES.
I hereby announce myself a candi
data for the Rouaa of Bacraeaptatiraa
from Scotland County, eahject to the
action of the Democratic Primary.
I believe la a Juat Taxation. Taxes
<n its last analyiua la joat what the
law cenSseatae of your property and
»lce and should be Just. We must
etay the withertac hand to a Judicious
paint.
A. D. CURRIE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CON
GRESS.
I hereby announce to the Demo
cratic voters erf 8eotlend County that
I am a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the Roane of Reprv
eeoUtivee in Concrete from thle, the
Seventh Congressional District, sub
ject to tha action of the Democratic
Primary to ho bald on the 3rd day of
Jana, 1918.
LEE D. ROBINSON.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA
TIVES.
I hereby announce to the Demo
cratic voters of the Seventh Congres
sional District that 1 will be a candi
date in the Democratic primary for
member of the House of Rcoresenta
threa in Congress from this district.
If nominated and elected, I will use
•very endeavor to discharge the dut
ies of the office with fidelity to the
people.
U. L. SPENCE.
FOR BOUSE OF REPRESENTA
TIVES.
We, the undersigned citizens of
Scotland County and friends and
neif’hbora of A. E. Shaw, present h*z
1 warn* to-Or* voters of Scotland County
as a candidate to represent the county
in the Lower House of the next Gen
eral Assembly of North Carolina, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
Primary.
He ie well equipped for the posi
tion. ' He has filled the office of Jus
t tics of the Pence continuously for
twenty-eight yean, and la, therefore,
acquainted with the need of all rlaaaee
of our people.
He believes in just end fair taxa
tion and is utterly opposed to any law
delegating powers to‘throe men in
Raleigh to say what ear tax stsees
meot shall be. .
He stands squarely upon the time
honored Democratic doctrine of
"Equal Rights to all and Special Priv
ileges to Nona.”
This 6th day of April 1918.
John A. McKay,
W. O. Buie.
C. C. Birmingham,
X R. Bundy,
R. X Jones,
W. T. Cramp,
f. W.%mtM,
E. C. Smith,
W. W.MeGirt,
S. X Worn bin,
8. T. Thrower,
Allan McLean,
R. E. Cooley,
D. 8. Alderman,
M. Monroe,
Don MeUuehlln.
Neill McKay,
f. L. McNair,
X W. McIntosh.
90S PROSECUTING -ATTORNEY.
1 hereby announce nyeelf a eandi
date for the oAee of Pmsccuthnff At
torney in the Trial Justice'* Court of
Scotland County, subject to tha action
of tha Democratic Primary.
GEORGE T. GOODWYN.
FOB CLKKK OP SUPERIOR COURT
I hereby announce that I am a can
didate for the office of Clerk of the
Superior Court ef Scotland County,
subject to the action ef tho Demo
cratic Primary.
Colin D. McCormick.
Kvrennut-'i
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SgJ!U._ i
. . . FOR UORONBR. 1
oi* *!**** annwara to my friends
tt»t I am a candidate for re-otoetio*
to tlm offleo of Coroner for Scotland
J. R. JORDAN.
. . FOR 8HXR1FF.
I botob* announce myself aa a
tandUaU for election to Uio olUco of
Mf justs {ssmt®
■mry.
J. W. ODOM.
. for cokg'-bss.
1 hereby announce mvelf a eatidi
iato for l^nmn i~> tho Seventh Con
nwuuonal District, subject to tho
jotiQB of the DetawaUr primaries to
be hold on Jum 8rd, 1B1A.
T. B. FINLEY.
_ ' FOR 8HKRIPF.
I hereby announce myself s eandi
|Ut« for the office of Sheriff of Boot
laad Coanty, subject to the action of
too Democratic Primary to be bald
Juno Srd.
F. M. HUBBARD.
D1 LBOYD
Democratic Candidate for Corpora
tton Caamioalonor of North Cor
ottaa. Aral net W. T. Lae.
One of the Preeeat Com.
mlaaionen.
D. L. Boyd, of Haywood Coanty, tho
a an who presents himself as tho
Democratic candidate for Corporation
Doouaiasionor for the consideration of
iha Democratic voter* of the State
ioes so upon his experiaoca and abil
ity and peculiar knowledge of the dut
ioo of a Corporation Commissioner.
Be has had more than twenty-fiva
rear* experience in actually building
railroads, and has an intimate knowl
rdga of the vatu* of land, public utH
ity properties, and theorise of taxa
tion.
HU candidacy is against W. T. Lee,
one of the present ConwnUaionem who
made the order increasing tax ralua
tiona in Scotland and other counties.
Adv.
COMMISSIONER'S SALK or REAL
estatb. VALUABLE WATER
POWER ROLLER MILLS.
Tm oiMlenirned Commissioner aa.
B“"**d Superior Court of
Scotliind County under a decree made
in the caui* therein pending wherein
end othera arc plaintiffs
Mid MUdradaLyteh is defendant, by
virtue of taut decree and under the
powers vested in him thereby, will sell
st public suction to the highest bid
den for cash, on Monday, the Wth
for* Kay, 1916, at 12 o'clock. Neon)
S' premise*, to-wit: at the Daniel
|iTc*KSi iS. £52;
described rcnl property, to-wit:
Being that tract of Land and lm.
prowamanti thereoo described in the
petit)oa filed by the plaintiff* In the
»kove stated cause as Seventh Tract,
and beta* more particularly defined,
deaciibed and bounded aa follows:
Wmning at a point in the center
of the old run off Gum Bwamp 8
ritaine and 60 link* below the center
of the Public Road where the said
nmd crosses Mid ran at the old aaw
?322fVti[n,?Co’'i MiU* *** **»■ thence
North 60 1-2 degrees East 11 chains
Md SO lisks to a stake; thence North
40 degree* West 8 chains and 60 links
tothe Motor of the public road:
thence North 40 degreee West ltf
chains to a staka at the edge of a
ehains and 60 links toaartaka te the
*d— °f ra|d swamp; thence Sooth 62
degrees Wsat 6 chains and £6 links
SSiT^.”£,.s’£WJ‘'‘£S
North 8 degrees West 8 chain and 10
links to * staks; thence North » de
West 4 chains and 60 links te a
£i?s «Sb"!e*. North g 1-2 degrees
T**. h ,eW** *° ■ «tok»; ifay
North 88 1-2 derraae West to a staka
tetea old line of the original tract
derisad to Daniel C. Lyteh by the last
y01 and testament of his father,
***** A. Lyteh, deceased; thence
South 2 chains and 60 links te a
'J™*- *? thence Wert 8
chains and 60 links with another line
t* the.conw, Blurt Une; these*
Booth 88 degress East 88 chstaa to a
eonrar in the run of Gum Swamp;
thence Boeth 46 degreee West 7 eha£s
end 60 llsks to the high water mark;
te the center of the public road lead
chatae and 60 links te a corner II
<m!m from thi b*frinninfc corner:
safiris.'sjias’siias:
SS-Sf C i!^'1 "XX
-of Bale:' fish
Time of Bale: 12 o'riock, Noon,
Monday, Nay 28, 1818.
This 28th day of April. 1916.
E. H. dlBBON,
Ocesmtsaioper.
18-81
Gibson Brothers
. Lurfaitarf, N. C.
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