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THE PILOT, Southern Pitt6S aiid Aberdeeit, Norih Carolina
Fricay, January 19, 1934.
BOY AT THE SHOPPING CENTER
We Still Have:
A few of those Print Dresses 97c
They are going fast, get youra now.
New lot Pepperell Wide Sheeting, yd 35c
A GOOD SELECTION OF SHOES
Craddock Oxfords for Men, pair $3.88
New lot Sundial Oxfords, pair $2.91
Women’s and Children’s Shoes at Low Prices, for
Quality Shoes.
MELVIN BROTHERS
Aberdeen N. C.
I-IigHlancl L^odge
A Quiet Home-Like Family Hotel
Pleasantly Located on Vermont Avenue Near the Fines
SEASON OCTOBER 1ST TO JUNE 1ST
Nicely furnished comfortable apartments for rent
MRS. W. N. GREARSON
Telephone 6933 Southern Pines, N. C.
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At Work on Fire Lane
Between Two Towns
CCC Forces Cutting Picturesque
Vista Along Old l*inehurst-
Southern Pines Route
F-IigHland F^ines Ini\
and Cottages
(WEYMOUTH HEIGHTS) SOUTHERN PINES
SEASON DECEMBER TO MAY
Highland Pines Inn with its Splendid Dininjj Room Service and its
Cheerful Homelike .Atmosphere Caters to the Requirements of those
Occupying Winter Homes in the Pine Tree Sectiontion. Th Hotel is
Situated on Weymouth Heights (Massachusetts Avenue) .\mid De-
iightful Surroundings. Good Parking Space is Available for Motorists.
/Kl Features of First Class Hotels are Included at Highland iPnes Inn.
Best of Everything.
M. H. TURNER, W. E. FLVNN.
Managing Director Resident .Manager
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During the hunting season the work
on the fire lanes along the Fort Bragg
boundary has been practically sus
pended, and the CCC forces moved
over to the route along the pole line
from Pinehurst to Southern Pines.
The route is cut out all the way be
tween the two towns, running through
the woods the entire distance except
that the Morganton road out of
Southern Pines is used to the top of
the Cemetery hill. There a straight
line follows the line of the telephone
poles, but with the wide avenue cut
through a new picture is presented
which is not only practical as a fire
lane, but also is picturesque as a long
vista of several miles from the hill
tops of Pinehurst and Southern Pines.
It is very likely that one of these
days this will become one of the fav-
1 ored bridle trails if it should not ul-
] timately be improved to the point
I where it can be taken over by driv-
j ers as well as riders of horses The
outlook is so attractive that it is worth
! while to stop on the hill above
, Southern Pines just to catch the
glimpse of that view of the inter
vening valley, anil its introduction of
the wide sweep of country between
the two villages. The outline of Pine
hurst against the .sky is particularly
pleasing.
From this line another one has been
marked out, following pretty closely
the survey of Mr. Manning when he
laid out the pkin for the improvement
of the lands owned by Judge Way,
Donald Ross and Frank Maples to the
eastward of the Mid Pines area. This
added line will open the whole heart
of the legion that contracts with
Pinehur-st, Southern Pines and Knoll-
wood, and affoi'd an opportunity for
ri(ters to traverse the big parkland
that is full of charm to those who like
to drift about the piney woods and
knobs.
Get Along, Doggie
And Get Your License or
You’ll Find Yourself in
Clutches of the Law
If Fido or Bruno or any mem
ber of the dog family fails to show
up at supper time and if said dog
is not wearing a “license plate,”
his owner will have reason to sup
pose that doggie is in the clutches
of the law for the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners is enforcing the
order in November requiring that
taxes on dogs be paid at once. Tags
are available at the office of the
county tax collector. Anyone who
is not able to pay his taxes in full
may take care of the dog tax and
procure the tag for his dog and
meet his other obligations at
another date. An advertisement
elsewhere in the paper makes the
situation clear.
suspected a decided improvement over
things as they have existed, and the
committee say that the organization
that exists is much more likely to be
effective than to lose time trying to
build and train a new organization
which may be as eccentric in its func
tioning as the present one has been
charged with being.
This is not a time for a great deal
of talk, but for action, and these com
mittees, working with the county
commissioners and the school board
and backed in whatever they do by the
whole people, will accomplish some
thing if anything at all can be done.
They will plan workable .schemes and
see that they work, and they propose
to be open forums, accessible to every
body, backed by the full strength of
the law% and sincere in their determi- !
nation to get results. ,
They ask everybody to help, and to 11|
go along with them in their effort,
and they are justified in asking this
and in having it enthusiastically done.
Bijg I^eat Values
Savings in stove for you, all you have to do is call 6911.
We deliver.
MEATS, GROCERIES, VEGETABLES and FRUITS.
VERMONT MARKET
Ed^s Quick Lunch I
Formerly Nu-Way Cafe H
REGULAR LUNCH—35c |
SUNDAY TURKEY DINNER—60c |
Complete Cafe Service g
West Broad Street Southern Pines 5
Ed Starnes, Proprietor w
MANAGERS’ WEEK |
THIS WEEK WITH ITS
SPECIAL VALUES
Is Dedicated To Our Managers
CHEESE » 15c
The Hollywood Hotel
Corner Federal Highway No. 1 and New York Avenue
Rooms are Large,
Verandas Sunny.
Rates Moderate.
Call, write or
wire
.1. L. Pottle & Son, ii
SOUTHERN PINES,
NORTH CAROLINA
NEW HOUSE FOR SALE
Go(xl locality, high ground, beautiful outlook, artistic shrubbery,
hot-water, oil heat, electric range, automatic refrigerator and
water heater. Everything up to date.
Will sell direct or through broker.
ANDREW I. SHERMAN SOUTHERN PINES
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Emmett.
(b) Turkey in the Straw,
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The Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
GEO, C. ABRAHAM, V. Pres. ETHEL S. JONES Ass’t. Cashier
STATE SYMPHONY QUARTET
j ENTERTAIN IN SANDHII.LS
^ i ADVISORY BOARD TO AID | 0^1;; Sandhills were
COUNTY RELIEF ^^^^I^IES | entertained by Mr. and
“ I Mrs. Richard P. DAvidson on Sunday
(Continued from page 1) | evening, the occasion being a musicale
i by the String Quartet of the North
of Hemp, and Leighton McKeithen of | Carolina Symphony Society, in the
Cameron as members. These men will i Davidson home on Midland Road,
serve as advisors to James Davis, the | Southern Pines.
head of the county reemployment bu- ^ The Misses Katharine Defenbacher
I reau, and they will work in harmony and Jane Ross, violinists, Thos.
j with Mr. Page’s committee. They are i Johnson, violist and Ralph Weather-
I also advisory, but not executive, their | ford, cellist, comprised thw quartet
j function being to help study the | which masterfully presented the fol-
j plans and methods of carrying out Mowing program:
|| I the laws, which are made in Washing-] l. (a| Moment Musicale, ,Schu-
|| ton, and are compulsory in their execu- | bert; (b) Canzonetta, Mendelssohn.
;♦! tion and in their manner. | 2. Andante, (from “Death and the
—' These two organizations expect to j Maiden”), Schubert.
work in conjunction with the county! 3. (a) Ballad, Old English; (b)
commissioners and the school board in I Gavotte, Old French.
the attempt to untangle th snarl | 4. (a) Andante Cantabile, Tsch-
the county has engaged in. A joint
meeting was appointed in Carthage
for Thursday afternoon, and this was
one of the first approaches of the
joint force toward tackling the big
questions and the little ones that are
troublesome. The new force asks
first of all things the backing of the
people of the county, not merely in
accepting what is done, but in candid
sugge.stion, information, complaint if
any have complaint to make, criticism
from those who really have anything
to criticise, and any other line of talk
that will help to gain the end sought. 1^ ij'T '
^ Md., and Thomas F. Mitchell of Hol-
VVhen the individuals who comprise! ^ j
these joint bodies are observed it is i i • \t7 a m »
I ^ , ! Also, Mrs. Lewis .M. Weed, Mrs.
I to be seen that here ,s a group of | ^ Richards, Mrs. George Birk-
^ capable and sincere leaders from the, Lottie L. Rand of Bing-
janoussection.s wh«haveinmindbut|j,^„^^^„^ Y„ Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
the one aim, that of improving tha; j,., Mrs. T. F. Scholl
prevaihng conditions and bringing York City, Benjamin T. Whit-
p^i^osperity back to Moore county.!^ R„,.v,elle, N. Y„ and S.
1 hese men ask the confidence and the IT , ^■1
, , . L. Dancyger of Cleveland, Ohio,
support of all the people, and they;
must have it if they are to acconi-
plish anything. They ask for infor-*
mation from any individual who hasj
any to give pertaining to the matters!
I in hand, to things that might bet-|
MANY AT HIGHLAND PINES |
I
The Highland Pines Inn has had
a large number of arrivals this week.
Among the most recent are Dr. and I;
Mrs. R. W. Wakefield of Bar Har- |;
bor. Me., Mrs. William V. Pascual ;
and Mrs. John D. Van Vranken of |
Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs. E. P. Morse,;
of Ridgefield, Conn., Mrs. C. V. Hal-
lock of Englewood, N. J.', Mr. and
Mrs. William M. Baker of Baltimore,
U. s. POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY
A SAFE CONSERVATIVE BANK
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses have been issued
from the office of the register of
deeds of Moore county to Asa Corne-
... , . , lius Hill of Carthage route 2 and
! ter affairs, to any legitimate com-|j^j^^j^ Underwood of Car-
plaint that may be offered, and where
• confidential information is given it
‘ will be held as such.
: In discussing the plans ahead it
was said that Miss Head is to be
; given all the encouragement the coni-
j mittee can command, that the mem-
I bers of the organizations will help her
I to bring out of the chaos some have
thage; Leo Maness of Hallison and
Cleo Lambert of Hemp.
rTa. WARREN
For Fine Repairs
Watches—Clocks—Jewelry
West Broad Street
Southern Pines
WE SOLICIT AND APPRECIATE
YOUR BUSINESS
Deposits Guaran teed Up to $2,500.
Safe Deposit Boxes and Storage Space
All Departments Commercial Banking
NEW BANKING HOURS
Mon. to Fri., 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Sat. 9 a. m. to 12 noon
Advertise in The Pilot for Results.
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F'or Sale
Large, furnished bungalow and two car
garage at 60 Massachusetts Avenue. All
improvements. Lot 100 ft. by 293 ft. Right
of way to alley in rear. Cheap for a quick
sale.
Apply your own broker or Jesse M. Hayes,
Beach Road, Fairfield, Conn.
FINE
FUVOR
IONA
BARTLEH
PEARS 2 £ 27
LOW PRICES ON
THIS WEEK ONLY
6itaU^ fMfSM
Try a pound today. And when you’ve bought it, forget
about its price, and judge it by one thing only—flavor.
Then you’ll understand why more people drink these
three A&P Coffees than any nine other coffee brands
put together.
Eight o’clock Coffee
Red Circle Coffee
BOKAR COFFEE
Mild and
>lp||o\v
lb
Kirli and
Fiill-Budird
VlKoroiiR
and WInr.v
SOe
!>’ 19c
Z3c
lb.
GRANDMOTHER’S
PARKERHOUSE
ROLLS
pkg. 6C
ENCORE
MACARONI
SPAGHETTI
4 pkgs; 19c
EHCORe SPAGHETTI 3ca.s 19.
M. B. c. FIC BARS 2 23c
FRESH FRUrrS and VEGETABLES
Squash, yellow or white, 3 lbs. 25c
Lima Beans, lb. 15c
Mushrooms, lb. 40c
Lettuce, hard, firm, 2 for 25c
Celery, well bleached, 2 for 25c
Potatoes, new, Fla., lb. 5c
Cranages, doz. ... 15c to 30c
Cranberries, Cape Cod, 2 lbs. 25c
Oranges, doz. - 15c to 20c
Peas, Calif, lb. - 15c
Rhubarb, lb 15c
Strawberries, pt. 25c
A. & P. MEATS
Boned and Rolled Roast, lb. 20c
Chuck Pot Roast, lb. ... I2V2
Ground Beer, lb.’ - 12V^
Stew Beef, lb. — 7c
Armour Star Hams, whole or half, lb.. 14c
Sunnvfield Bacon, lb. - 23c
Oysters, qt. 39c
Jones’ Sausage. Beechnut Bacon, Squabs,
Ducks, Fish.
Phone 5704
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