IARNETT COUNTY NEWS
NOTICE OF SALE.
cnuJtv mSS7n? -aMfi Harne" dersigned commissioner will, on the
? J SmuS i t V I sptecial Proceed- third day of April, 1922, at twelve
Zlttr W L s-nntTr' rT8'oR- ' 'clock M- at the courthouse door in
T W Senter and T Sent6r LilllDStn. North Carolina, offer for
wifp'ThPtfl'Maft?;: Mtthews and sale to the highest bidder for cash a
wife, Thetie Matthews, the same be- certain tract of land lvine and beine
Lo
Let us quote you our price on J. T. Lewis'
"DUTCH BOY WHITE LEAD"
And
PURE AMERICAN LINSEED OIL
The best materials for a durable and beauti
ful appearance for any building on your
yrarm.
HUSKE HARDWARE HOUSE
Phone 54
LILLINGTON, N. C.
ComilllaciuL-
This the 2d day of March, 1922.
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THE.SECOND MONTH OF 1922
finds many of us forgetting January's good Resolutions.
That's why, if we are to make this a year of accomplish
ments, each one 6f February's twenty-eight days calls for
action. '
Down here at the bank there is a brand new pass book
waiting for you. Before another day passes come down
and act on that Good Resolution to become a regular
bank depositor.
HARNETT COUNTY TRUST CO.
LILLINGTON, N. C.
OFFICERS '
B. P. Gentry, President O. L. Johnson, Vice "President
r
W. L. Sutton, Secretary-Treasurer S. A. Boney, Trust Officer
J. R. Baggett, Solicitor.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. S. R. McKay wishes to
announce that he is located in
Lilling ton for the practice of
dentistry, in the offices former
ly occupied by Dr. L. J. Dupree
J. C. THOMSON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
PERSONAL
Dr. J. W. Phillips of Sanford. Te
ntly of Garfield Memorial Hospital,
"ashlngton. D. C, and of the George
'ashlngton University, has arrived
?re and assumed the practice of
ediclne In association with Dr. J.
'Halford. JLlUIngton welcomes
r. Phillips.
Mr. MacD. Holllday of Dunn wa
ist week elected a director of the
Irginla & North Carolina Imple-
lent & Vehicle Dealers Association
hich held Its annual session In Wll-
on. Mr. Holllday served the mat
ear as president of the association.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Doane and fam-
y, who hate been living at Lllllng-
on for Beveral months, are back In
leaufort where they will make their
ome. Beaufort News.
Jon A. Royall, Jr.. who has been
iring in LIHIngton tor a year or so.
Irrlved In Beaufort Sunday and win
be here for some weeks. Beaufort
.'ews.
Misses Sue and Kittle Mae Snipes
f Clio, S. C, spent the week-end
ith their brother, Mr. C. L. Snipes,
t The Killlegrey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen McLeod
Knd children of Dunn were here
piesday, the. guests of Mr. and Mrs.
1. P. Gentry at The Killleerer.
Hon. H. L. Godwin of Dunn was
here Tuesday In attendance upon the
ivll session of Recorder's Court.
Dr. C. R. Young of Angler was
ere Tuesday."
Mr. A. R. Suggs of Upper Little
Hirer was here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. L. D. Burwell returned Tues
day from a couple of weeks' visit to
relatives In Smlthfield.
Miss Sarah Ellen Parker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Parker, and
Mr. John M. Griffith of Angler were
married Tuesday afternoon In the
office of Register of Deeds, Justice
J. N. Fuquay officiating. The couple
left Immediately for Angler, where
they will make their home. .
Dr. J. W. Halford left Sunday for
,Walterboro, S. C.. to- be with his
brother, who Is seriously 'ill. Mrs.
Halford is spending the week In Ral
eigh with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Par
ham. Mr. N. W. Gregory of Buies Creek
was here Monday. Mr
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Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality
We state it at our boot
belief thai the tobaccos used
in Cbcstcrficll are of fiaer
quality (tad hence of better
tire) than in snjr other
cigarette at the price.
L'ara tf S(r$ 7iJa C,
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Uhesteriield
CIGARETTES
cf Turldih and Domestic tobaccos bUndcd
ROOM for 4HO MOKE
AT THE t XIVKRHITY
Chapel Hill. March IS Four hun
dred and eighty graduates of North
Carolina high schools and prepara
tory schools for whom there Is now
no room at the University will find
quarters ready for them 'at the open
ing of the fall term neit September.
These accommodations are provid
ed from the appropriation made by
the 1921 legislature for the expan
sion of the University. The need for
them arose because the high schools
of the State were pouring snore and
Gregory has! more students Into Chapel Hill each
almost recovered from his long lU-jrear. There was no place for thete
ness during which he was confined to! students to live, and so for a lone
i the hosnital for several wki itma ihr. ! k..h a .
ARency for Best Old Line Companies t Rev. J. F. Menlus, Presbyterian1 log.
nttnn!cc at a stake la N. II.
Slewarfs line and runs ft. 10 K. Ml
chains to a slake; tfctee K. 7 ciaias
to a pine stamp: these S. (& IL 10
ehslns to stake la A. I- lur.ys
tine; thence as hi N. 10 W. C So
to a stake; t&enc N. So C C chains
to a stake: thence N. 40 K. 7 ctajas
to a white oak: thec N. SO tL 3.7S
chains to aa oak; thne N. SS e ;:&
to a slake: thence K. S ck:cs to a
e; isc s.Q raalss lo
note or !. U'tf the t4 jrs
t:h tie j:ta u::rf ::vj.
Tils Slr4 day f rb. 111
ltARNUTT COUVTT THUT CO.
Coaa'i:nf.
HXttl at iiorrl. Attva. -4
xtn muz at nttG.tx rmcsi.
Two S-hor mos -at us,
ta Al at ka:f price, Oae li
Inta Wir.usi era r.L . Oxe
i m iZZtm 11 a i. J . - a -?"- Oae 2 0 lae lirllag
r... ; . : ssci;ae i
tiav. 1 1. care . a a e.ae cuslas to r
id ofiiniunf. eoniaiaisc f I arr.
This the 2d day of Msren. 122.
L. L LEVIN50N.
CoaalMiotr.
r;ey. goo4 aa aw. r-
tiritJ 14 t?.vU. Oae (
hone kvrotese excise (&oai4 ea
s?l track. Ose Joka lr nitac
p'.ow. to 12-taa j:ows ea stock
leras 2 4tack al oae farrow. Oae S
SlK harrow, li-t&ik 1. II. Co, ea.
Oae stalk catur, P. A O. cake, u
Cx4 Tkrs-e O.lver walktag
r.owa. Oae CTatusooca No. C2.
LIFE AND FIRE
LILLINGTON. N. C.
DR. J. R. EDWARDS
Dental Surgeon
Office Over Bank of Fuquay
FUQUAY SPRINGS, N. C.
Cardenas -Phone
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WE HAVE THE BEST GOODS
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AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
-for quality and
MAKE US PROVE IT!
We have the well-known Beasley Shoes
low price they are unequaled.
Overalls, Work Shirts and Cloth.
If you want to save money on your Groceries, come and
trade with us. x
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PARKER & LONG
Phone 47
Quick Delivery
LILLINGTON, N. C.
BAGGETT & MORDECAI
Attorneys at Law
LILLINGTON, N. C.
Chas. Ross
Neill McK. Salmon
ROSS & SALMON
Attorneys at Law.
LILLINGTON, N. C.
. , The construction of the new Mor
Byrd, chairman Board of 'mitorles affords a striking demon.
stration of the difference lo building
costs between. 1919, when the Steele
minister of Buies Creek, was here
Monday.
On account of the illness of Pastor
Klrkpatrick there was' no service at
the local Presbyterian church San
day. Mr. Klrkpatrick has been suf
fering for several days with eye trou
ble. Mr. N. A. Smith of Kipling, mem
ber Doard of Education, was here
(.Tuesday.
Mr. J. C
County - Commissioners, was here
Tuesday en route to Raleigh on busi
ness. Attorney Cavlness Brown went to
Raleigh on business Monday.
Messrs. J. W. and W. L. Senter of
Kipling were here on business Tues
day. Mr. P. A. Canaday of Western
Harnett was here Monday.
Mr. J. S. Johnson, forest fire war
den of Western Harnett, was here
Tuesday. .
Mr. C. D. Hawley. of Greensboro,
a former citizen of LIHIngton, has
been spending a while here this week
visiting friends.
Not only the Increased output of
the high schools, but the widened
opportunity for self-help. Is respon
sible for the . growth In attendance.
Young men make their way through
by doing all sorts of work eteaogra
phy and typewriting, walling at ta
ble, working In the laundry and the
printing plant, aad many other occu
pations. Includlog manual labor.
xonn: of haul
Under and by virtue of aa crdr
of the Superior Court of ltarett
Couniy made lo the special prcx4- Oae L4fe!tr cra as cotloa fUat
ma louLM iiamtti county Trust er. Oae Co. com p'.aaur. Oae
Compear, administrator of Ja'.ia John Dr row rU:a raStv
Balter. deceased, the same b!cc No. valor wjih !: aad ealUvator at
19C0 a poo the SprU! rroc4:s Uataat. Ole tr'.ec saewtag caa
docket of said Court, the oadn:ce4 ct!ae, Oae C&a.x&aioa taowtag txa
commUsloner win oa Moodar. tie dca:ae. Oee hay rake. Also two trr
day of April. 1922. at 12 o'clock li - i:::tr duif.iaiiri aad fn'A tf
al the courthouse door la Li;::ng:os. d:rrtt klsis of we4rs aai rsta
N. C.. offer for sa:e to the h:xst valors.. s;ris uth aai s:;ke tooti
Didder for cash that certaia tract cf aad ite cultivator aai ejruit
land Iring la LT.'.iectoa toaiht?. plows, tsallocks, to. tiuafotk aaa
Harnett coontr. adjosolag the Uad fsretlag tools garrai:y. Will s:i at
oi j. v. Ncuontia a&a taore par tic a- trc :a pr'.c. Have rat4 to a
Urlr described at follows
Hctnalcc at a
oi the Mill Road wt of latii tui
Itr'a bouse: thence &. f 1-2 11 J i
chs. to aa iroo stake: thite N. l
1-2 11. 7.27 cha. to aa lro& s ske:
dormitory was begun, and this year. ce r. z E. 1.42 chs. to a tit &t-
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DR. J. C. MANN
. EYESIGHT SPECIAUST
WILL BE AT OFFICE" OF
DR. S. R. McKAY
Every first Friday in each month.
Glasses fitted that are easy and rest
ful to the eyes. Headaches relieved
when caused by eyestrain. Cross
eyes straightened without the knife.
weaK eyes oi children and yoang
people a specialty. - Consultation free
and invited.
MY NEXT VISIT WILL BE FRIDAY
APRIL 6
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
OOUXTYWIDE SING MET
The Steele. Which was erected by the
old State building commission! cost
12.200 per student accommodated.
The new dormitories, which are be
ing put up under the direction of a
committee of the trustees of the in
stitution, are cosllag something less
than SI, 000 per student. And they
are of the best type of building, fire
proof throughout with slate roofs.
NOTICE!
I am collecting accounts oo the
Burwell books. All persons Indebt
ed on same will find me at mv house.
Please call and settle. Vi It. John
son. LIHIngton. lp
It's Time to Plant Again!
.
SPRINGTIME IS PLANTING TIME OUR STORE
IS IMPLEMENT HEADQUARTERS
Of course you can hardly realize that it is time to plant
again time flies so fast! - But the planting season is
upon us, and you will need good implements in order
to get by with your preparations and obtain the best re
sults. It takes almost twice as long to cover a field
with an old wornout plow or harrow.' Come get a new
one. Also, you will find anything else you may need
in hardware right here in our store. Come in and look.
The execntive committee of the
Countywlde Sing met Monday even
ing fn the Board of Education office.
Members from . different sections of
the county were "present and plans
were discussed for putting on the
Sing this yeir. The following offi
cers were elected:
Miss Mame Camp. Chairman execu
tive committee.
Professor Leslie H. Campbell,
chairman publicity committee.
Mr. H. T. Spears, chairman finance
committee.
i Mrs. H. M. Spears, chairman music
committee. . "
i A tentative program was made oat
and it was decided to endeavor to
get Mr. Roy M. Hoffmelsler, commu
nity service, musician of' New York
City, here to conduct' a "school for
leaders in each community for at
least ten (fays preceding the Sing.
Mr. Hoffmeister ably coached the
classes and conducted the demonstra
tion last year.
It was decided to bold the Sing on
Labor Day in LIHIngton. A commit
tee was named , to represent each
county and these committees will be
responsible for forming the classes.
Further announcement in regard
to the 1922 Sing will be made later.
.NOTICE OF HALE.
Pursuant to a Judgment of the Su
perlor Court of Harnett County made
In the special proceeding therein
pending entitled Nancy J. N orris and
others vs. Herbert R. Norria et ox.
the undersigned commissioner of the
court will offer for sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, at Ui court
house door of Harnett County, i
LIHIngton. North Carolina, oa April
3d. 192. at 12 o'clock XI.. the fol
lowing deacribed tract of land, situ
ate .in Grove Township. Harnett
County. North Carolina, and bound
ed as follows:.
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BARNES-HOLLIDAY
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liy LOCATED IN DUNN DOING BUSINESS THROUGHOUT HARNETT COUNTY
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ood slake la the edce of ruaJ
thence wua 4id road N. IS . to
the beginning, containing lo acres
tusa t&al baa !: of his owa ail
take by rte slie doa't a4 ties. 'If Is 4 of ear
of Ke cose lo cse ail Ut
s if we caa da sse bttis. Tire
ts'.'.k cows for sAie. m roc 8-3s as &
PJgs.
KO.UA tits tCAL TARK.
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IF YOU APPRECIATE
SERVICE plus guaranteed quality for less
money, then connect up with Phone No. 40
and make us prove that this is. the store
where these three important factors pre
dominate. See us before selling your surplus meat,
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eggs and other produce.
FOR SALE
Fine Percheron brood mare eight
yeara old. or will exchange for Ford
car in good condition. Rev. L. R.
Gaines, Mamers, N. C. lp
NOTICE
To the? Town Taxpayers, if
your taxes are not paid by
April 1st, your property will
be advertised to be sold the 1st
Monday in May, 1922.
MILL SUPPLIES
riFK, BLACK A XI OALV.'
bteam FrrnxcJi
DOILKIM
BOILER TUBES
" ENGINES AND PlIPS
ENGINE FITTINGS
WATER TANKS
8MOKE STACKS
PULLEYS, 8HAFTJNQ
, BELTING AND ItOrE
BABBITT" METAL
TACKING AND GRArHITi:
MACHINE TOOUS
STEELABLE .
STOU PAINTS
MILL PAINTS
i
Machine Shop
e
General Repairs
Locomotive Repairs
Welding and Erarinjr
Logging Equipment
COMPLETE STOCKS
McKINNEY BROTHERS
QUALITY AND SERVICE
LOMCO DAIRY FEED
DAIRY FEED
We are manufacturing these well-known brand of feed
especially for the cattle and stock owners of this s-ectioo.
Those who are using them are highly pleased with the
reiulta. Those who have not given them a trial will do
well to atari now. We are aure they, too, will become
e
convinced that Lomco and Elk are the
BEST CATTLE AND STOCK FEED
Yours very truly,
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LILLINGTON OIL MILL -COMPANY
J. H. DIXON
Town Tax Collector.
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