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|| United States Tires
are Good Tires
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The Real Thing Right Through
Fut United States Tires under your car »n<*
you’ll find them the real thins.
They’re built to wear—to give you the
of economical service you want. And that’s
just what they do.
Hundreds of thousands of regular users will
vouch for that—lots of them right around here.
There are five distinct types of United States
Tires—one for every need of price or use.
We have exactly the ones for your car.
We know United State* Tire* are; cad tire*. That'* why we sell them
J. W. Thornton, Dunn; Thonna Ting Co., Duke; R. D. Overby Bros., Angler;
Roberta Auto & Electric CompanyCoat?; B. R. Tboma* Drug Co., Duke.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
(. C. ate the ten
* hu Johnston is this
4th dor of An#., 1919, dissolved by
anstaol consent. Ths business wifi
bo coutiaaed at Coats by U U. Stew
art who is authorised to settle the
affairs of the said Arm,
This Ancast It, 191*.
A. D. JOHNSON.
NOTICE
Tbs oadenbraed bavin* qualified aa
Executor of tbs will of the late, J.
Gm Coddard. this is to aotlfy all per
•owe indebted to tbo estate to pay
tb* see* t*> tbo undersigned Execu
te*- Notice is alao glean all persona
baring claims against said estate to
pntM.it tb. eaau to (be undersigned,
dwly wUtrd. on or before the 22 ad
d»y of Au#.. 1020. or thia notice wll
so plMxtrd l' bar of unu.
lh!* the 21*t ilay of Au#u*t, 1910.
BELI.E £. GODDARD.
Exoeinrut of J. Guo Goddard, dac’d.
S-Jl-Ot.
NOTHX.OMM^Bt * tm
In ncci.r.lcnca with (ho provuiom
of a reyr la'i-in of the Board of Cod
miw'onar-j •-f rha Tor;, of Dunn, N.
c., ladiil by v..d Dour.: at a mr-vUsc
hs:o an Sept. 4th. 1919. the undar
-■un-d on Saturday. October 11,
^ ’ C •*,Vf**k roon. on Broad
••4**1, •- -h. A. C, I. in Mid
•: “* '-oM.c . .. to the
r K'.v. . .'i-r ta : .i rtf- vn tract
or lot of l;,nd in the Town of llonn.
li.'nott County, M C. dairribed
*.
V -.V a. 1 * . W.vio'a corner
lr. th,. n’!\, be.i eer. cl.-; A. It. I..
P»Pr< .-d Co.*;, lot on -.-hioti th& depot
’> e.rated end Fayetteville sheet. and
l'onro earlvrmdly with Mid J.
’ • W;d:** Irnr .'.J fe*| t0 the A. C. L.
Bhtlrrnd Cc.V line; th.o.cr Mtuthward
: nnratie! with, Fayatlcvillc street Id
feet; thence waattiardly parallol with
--L1--u-— MM»gec
Ith'.. first fins hereof 55 feet to the
l;as of the said alley; thence north
v.unity with the line of the aUay 18
feet to the beginning, told lot lying
between the lot of J. L. "Wade and tht
lot on. which UaJTnwn water Sank Is
__ to COTV
*; mtt.'on by the Board ef Coania
tionors of the Towa, and the success
ful bidder win be required to deposit
t:' cent of his bid pending such
••• o. Motion, the balance of the pur
chase nrieo to he paid upon execu
' • fJ'd dcIWery of deed for said
property.
This tht Hth day of Sept., HU.
J. W. WHITEHEAD,
i.‘.:yor of the Town of Dunn.
NOTICE
To *11 w)>Lca tbl* may caawrai
Wterno on or about January lat,
'IV. I executed and dylivarad to
Coat* 5 note* ar 91,000 «ach.
•-ituyiib;; . .ipa ttTely on January I at.
’’20, li»l. i 22, 192S and 1924,
birh uotrr a*- *(104700 V, mortgage
no in? “err* ■»(' kind In \*ii|* Creclt
i‘r,.jjip Uat .att County, known a*
" * 1 ul1 —■'*»
•he TUi'well Conte Home place, and,1]
’:* ''b rotor and manga^e were «x»- ’
hv me a* Mao*e duo on pur-i
. hwc price of xa d lard, wl.ch land •
O" CPCVav.-d to me by the laid Uur
fojirr id wti'o by warranty deed
• '. i* da • ct‘ ::iid note, an-' mint-1
jv; and
Hr heron* ainee the delivery to me
o.' ra d tva-anty deed. tui- hao been
t t'ltad Lfaimt me and other* in
• Tnparlor Court of Harnett Corn
V for the poaaerrloti of 43 acre* of
n. land i. we>r3 lo acid deed;
'or, th'raforo, I five nnl cc to all
*; *a: lb -t paj meet of raid notoe i
1 l.c res Ud until Anal Jad.ir.Ln* J
•• th.« suit icetit.ited by W. It. Mel- i
i '' ' 'ben dull have been run- 1
.1 a>:(? thal tio f%'A 3unre,l‘"
o 1 th. bullion of the uteri <r.:d *7
* t”-‘ «"d r iort|»*wo, will ho rcnoirrd'c
a ettd t ,-r d octal with the Amount I
*7> *u.' ymer.t that may be rrn 1
*'c n ‘rid action against rm. ’
A- I nd persona buyler eaid notch 1
i* a'ro t.ie £■ a* '.object to thla .
•lot'ce. f]
J.tu Jicp.ember 11th. 1P]». it
B. W. L
-U ?t pd
TO VBTUUA.Vi. >
! >3
•••« ?-H .Sitae notice hui boon rr- -j
oe.vM* hr "nttivl Confedersio Vot-'g
e:-t. .a K-.rueU County:
He.’qu' r'ora Second Br'fndir. ;i. C ]
H. C C. V. 1
An.onv'tle, N.,0.. 8-1. t»i».
0 or oral Ordera No. IS {
I. The twenty-idmrh reunion of J
: Confederate VuteraK will bo fcjtd in
I Atlanta, OrtiNer 7-M.
| ' 1. All Veterans are incited cuetun
ct tho oily and will be qucrlerod !<■ !P
prlvatd otue-. Ideal* will bb serveJ I
.u tho cnpltol ground: free of ctargo. !
3. Vour cimp la urge.l to send n *
er«o deler.'tlon. theapby showing an- »
.■roc!, tlon cl Allmia'a hospitality. j
*• "'oil. iait fare one cent a mllo 2
•irli tray—two eenU a mllo rooud S
r..J. Tlchata ou aale October 1-7. S
■l.Cd uu.. October SI. I.'
1 luiat 3cation oortiBcaio* wilt bo 9
-rcrsMSry to obtain this ruin. Notify 3
lic.n heudiuaruru promp-ly of the J
.mr.uor ^ *nt«<I. *1
S. Celt ficates will |ij Issued tu M
rv.ci ns and their families. To So.-is a
■»' Vu ara.vi and thur fae-iiliv*. tu S
r-.uc*:tcr- of the Confederacy S..J 'l
itoft f.uii'es, to membor. Southern !
Meunvlai .asociatlon and faatlllou. J
ui >i to rpotuoru, maids of honor, me- 2
..-On. *-ud chaperones.
7. i.»cry Vatcrnu who can will em- J
nrcce tblu ,'pp... iunity to mm hi.: S
cumiv.lee Mid revise eld association*. S
Gihcial: J. s. Myers, I.t. Col. Chief 3
cf :!!.<*: Wiu. A. Smith. Urlg. Oer. 8
Commanding. ;>J
An electric
and hours of
E. J. Hudson, Dealer i
HKXi'KltNHlP CAMPAIGN 1
KOH COTTON .ASSOCIATION I
IUUIsh. Copt. 10.4-Wlth the ao
loclto:> of 3. G. Hobinew of the At r!-'
rullural Rxten.doa Service an ean
PeJitu director for |ihe impending
irire In October tor tnemborahjp Li
he North OuroKoa alvlilon of (he
American CHton Artfccialioli. plan*
ire now r.-Pldly teklnh shape for the
complete »rgaai**iioi4 of the cotton
larmera o: North Caroline. Mr. Ku
sinow is rapidly workjn* oat the d«
.ails for i'.u crcana{tioa. and will
wcure a c rpe of eaaMluats tor the
work.
It U pi mad to mkka a hou a to
koum and i (am to term campaign
during tbo month of October, kt
vhlcb Utr > at lanr.t 70,000 nemiart
•re «n» .4 to bo on rot lad in the
-»o«lkllo. from tbo cottoa growing
.untie* of tba Htxu. The local farm
'■monatr: on r.tebtgpf tba Agrirub
.oral ExU ixlon Serrlee. anil ,m rural
ndlrldnal . anil OrganlxaUou, hare
'ready p dgad their enppurt to tha
.noreraent.
Many , omlrnuu apaakora hnvo
been lnelt.1 to the State during the
time of II oomraign and aa won at
they bat Urea definite accoptancp
lo Ibeee i : citation*, enaoaneementi
of the Pl; m and date* of moating*
drill U
T. R rarksr, wnU known (armor
ind ilirwc' .r of f.rmern' Ihatltitta- In
Ji« Btaio, will bandit tb* »pc-ak;a#
..rugrtm of tho campaign, and undue
hc pra.M»ut ■rranjsrognt p. H Jalar.
Mtricw'iural odllor of Uta Matnnaioo
Aorrlr-,. will ovtiat Mr.' Robinow with
lb* publicity work ’ k
It L. pfooaod to inaka tho out
i*n!gn abort and iatanalva. with an
3ffo. L bn: a* mads to triroll orary
In*!* cotton farioar In Kortb Coru
'*»*• at. • rttutbor of tba Morth Caro
jha tilv> oa. Tha Auorlein Cotton
A.aoflatlb i. »« sow slaaaaU, will lm
* r-ormnnent orgJblMllon with
htr rb offlras la all af tba largo cot
k« cou a min# evaplrlaa of tha
world, and will dotroto lu astir* an
arc na to «wnH«g fair prlrwa foe Am
ancaa crows cotton, both at hama .
aad abroad. It haa baaa roan that
(hit la tba only way |a wtleh tba
"wnroairjt (or a fair prion of rotton
caw bn ru.ctnsfal. aad It Is ho par) by !
an'Wlilaa that anary rotton lar
atcr la Iba Mato arfll an,roll hlstmlf
si a iitombar. *
Dolallorl la form cUod In aoanwr lion
wits tba work of tha Association aaa
ho had by wrtMsg U ». O RsMaow.
dim* Campaign Dtrpcior. kaialgk
M. C.
— --1
“Keep
Cool Bcjr!
Whom it's so depressing !y hot
tlut yon tii,i>U »trr.’.j)!l: wben the
bcu!> tln.id ryjl on y<> r f<«:ehc d ond
the keal'vlu'rMnlwoluttly iwdiw>!s« *
Pc^i-Cob bftn^ the m bf««c» to youl
Forl<ra?a &j»iid li^l; ilnj—'l >rnt«rr
tlif I I pr">. h < »! cr>:ts'it»ct—' >, tegt
P(7»-(.4'. [n>*il' Imf jeplinh: M !vpy
rderf C.t eTHi'li rml.<r*tlHX-vht
tnwuil ,
Cooling— PjcfuaUng—Peplfying
PEPSICOLA
«£sl_3
I
.tattling Company, Dunn, N. C.
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FARMS FARMS FARMS
' fov sale three fnrms which we
g i iT’c-ntee. **king into consideration the lo
c3us,n* a .torn*, of cleared isnd on each
f *T.u,\he i nprovemonts an d QUALITY of |
t.i Und, ra.viot be duplicated, for the
p.i e v, 2 vi,:, in Richmond, Scotland and
i Counties, North Carolina, or in
■ r iarlboi-e and Dillon Counties, South Car
olina.
FIRST 286 acres, 200 acres in cultivation, 65 acres j
first class land that can be cleared, 100 cres in cotton and
r
bids fair to produce 120 bales this year, 85 acres in corn '
will produce 40 bushels per ere, 1 5 acres in pea vines, 7
good tenant houses. Bams and outhouses sufficient for j
the needs of the farm, located in Robeson County, N. C.,
cn state highway leading from Fayetteville to LumLertOn. j
N. C.. fronting half mile on said highway, 2 1 -2 miles-from
Parkton, N. C. A splendid town, 5 miles from St. Paul,
14 miles fro mLumberton, 12 miles from Fayetteville,
I 1 -2 miles from R. R. Station.
^' 30 per acre. Terms: £15,000 cash; balance on
easy terms.
SECOND—2 I 3 acrcj located on highway, between
P«ul and Rennert, N. C., in Robeson County, 3 1 -2
miles from St. Paul. One of the best towns of its size in
North Caiofuva. R&mfcl't' and Tfrtiles ' **—
from Lumber Bridge. 14° acres in cultivation, 70 acres j
more good land can be brought into cultivation, not mdre
than 3 acres of waste land on the whole tract; one good !
dwelling house, 3 tenant houses and outhouses. This is
one of the very best farms in Robeson County.
Price: $30,000 00. Terms: $15,000.00 cash. Balance
easy.
THIRD —160 acres located on public road between j
Maxton and Rowland, N. C., in Robeson County, 7 miles
from Rowland, 9 miles from IViaxton, I 4 miles from Lau
rinburg, 8 miles from John Station. I 45 acres in cultiva
tion. This land will make 500 pounds of lint cotton per
acre, with good seasons, ordinary fertilizing and good cul
tivation. Good tobacco and grain land. Self drained.
Six good houses; barns and other houses sufficient for the !
needs of the place. R. R. siding within 2 mile§ of the ^
farm. , ]
Price; $132.50 per acre. Terms; 1-3 cctH. Balance easy.
All three of these farms will produce tobacco. We have
other farms for sale, but the above three farms are our
sped 1 ties at this time and are the best we have. v
MOTTO: FAIR DEALINGS TO BOTH SELLER AND
PURCHASER
\ he G. H. Russell Company
LAURINBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
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