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HARNETT COUNTY NEWS
Harnett County New^:
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THU'KSDAY. JA'NU.VUY 28. 1926
Comes the story'from Thomasvllle
tliat a man carried a tick in Ills oar
for tliJivy years,' ! We luive known
people to liarlior l»ees In their lion-
net for a good many years. But a
(lek in a man’s ,ear for thirty years!
laioks as though , he might have
heard of it sooner.
Our friends, the’ Tobacco Growers
Cooperative .\ssdclatlou. are conilnu-
liig to send us 'news' that looks, if
true, as If there. Is a brighter side
to ihlugs within'alio orgunlisatlon.
We sincerely irusi tlio Co-ops will
come through alright. If our sym
pathy and co'jpei;atioii will help theiii
any. here’s to it'., ■
The, more or leas popular snow
which fell all (lay Monday of this
week .is fast disappearing at this
writing,. There's lyarlegation In this
.Sunny South of ours, and'if tlio tour-
l-.t.^ don't tlnd it to their liking they
must at least admit that the same Is
as advertised. |lt’s .sininy enough
when it's .sunny;
SAMARCAND:,
‘I'hls writer 'was privileged, one
day last week, ,io go Hirottgh the
lioiitutioii known as'^amureaud. It
was my first slglit of the school.
Having heard so 'much of It, and
having seen some of the wonderful
; : I i
fruits of its labors,!It was quite natu-
lal that I shotrldi be interested to
see Just wh.at it jlooked like. Of
course there w'as a picture in my
mind—1 had an idea of the "reform
atory,’' as it is so often called In
stead of school,, which Is a much
hctier and nicer term'; But my pic
ture didn't suilj nie at all when 1
looked through the!! main gate, and I
discarded It before>:enterlug the re
ception hall w-herc; our party was
met by a sweot-facod .matron who
reminded mo ofi the picture.s I had
seen of Mary the -.Mother of Jesus.,
Immaculate halls w'here visitors are
greeted and whore! officials and di
rectors meet were none the more
spotless than thel .donVlcllos of the
.-students, as we later saw for our
selves. .
Hut the student’s.! We went right
on through the n|d|mlnl8trutlon build
ing and to the doriultorles where we
M!.w the girls, And/such girls! Over
two hundred of jthem;—neatly, com-;
fortably, sensibly clad, pretty as plc-
lures. every one„iof them—healthy,!
liit'ppy, courteous!'; (My new 'picture
was being palntodl.and my mind was
working swiftly.V i. In whoso, great’
heart, did the conception arise, that
these precious lambs might be saved'
to the fold? And why did it require
■so many .long years for the hard old
world to come Into a. knowledge that
all is not human driftiwood that
lloats between the'shorcs of docorum
and the sea of adversity? The
tlioiighf of past'neglect was hoart-
slckenlng; lint thejeye.that witnesses
this great reclamation work in prog
ress tells the soU'l to forgive and
forget al! that has 'passed, and to
glory lu; the renewed hope of the
bright future when roses will bloom
ill the pathway, Of' these lives once
seemingly blightedsdioyond j^'epalr.
1 said' they were pretty girls—
they are. They , are bright, rosy-
cheeked; not one, of them rouged.
They look lit, every one of , them, to.
go out and liecotiVeHho worthy moth
ers of men. After, looking over the
iasiiiution, Its varied ..doparit-mcnts
and tlie detailed .provisions for care
and education of |those girls, i cap
tioned,-my picture!a noble task',being
well performed 'by'a groat State.
I listened to histories of individ
ual cases. Students in this school
have gone out. Into communitlesj
where they are shining llghts^brjf-!
llant examples of.it,he Vhlto life as lt
should be lived,j:; And -in each case'
I couldn’t help thinking how mucli
sweet or tho w'onld Is'^'Wh'en somebody
cares about tlie welfare of somebody
else. Here arei over two hundred
girls who have; boon lifted Jn the
very nick Of time .to save them from
falling over the great, precipice,'
their feet eleaiised^ of 'tho^mlre from]
tho muddy road,j-,thelr ibo'dlos clotliod
with (he raiment of Dorcas’ weaving,
their minds and hearis reshaponod
In perfect rectitude that .they .may
walk circumspocUy^ before the world.
Isn’t It a great work? I think so.
The kindly matron told us the
girls "make good”; when they go out
of tho Instrtutlon; and -1 had no dim
oulty in.bollovlngilt. I couldn’t oven
bring myself to believe they were
bad when they entered. They only
needed someone to reach out a ten
der hand. And good oild North Car-
() I,:. , hie-,:, Ik'i' (;i'ea- iir,i:!('. oame to
ii.e icScUv!
if you ever doubled the beneficent!
ro-^ults of Welfare work, go .over to
Samarciind and get converted. That
('I'.e plia.-ie of the work alone is suffl-
cleat to convince the most confirmed;
.^keiitlc. S.
w.' uhl I'nMsl'y lie demnn(l.'^ of the
Li- i l gO'idesa, ai.il sn ,l0(.'r(.'Ctl.
'Inhere .Kred-.will l;,Ae i.u.plo, oi;-
portunity, to, reflect - on tlie wanders
.of !-clence,''part'lcii'!arly'.‘the radio,- -
i!mi heni'd' tlielr o'.vn ;iro,'r;i,u re-i
•I o.'iiioafee,:. 'lie '.’.‘.-'v
Vo-'k., The..; ’ >. 1 .!c:‘i r.-ed -.•.-.i-e.-
\Tt’T;!;i. .i IMV. KOK'' "
i.);.\I)l.\’G^>LVlTEIt»’
DRINKING AT THE
UNIVERSITY.
.We leani by the papers where it!
is slated by some -person ussumhigi
autliority to speak, that d'l'inklng-taU
the LTilverslty of North 'Carolina is
on tlie decrease. And it causes us,
to wonder if. lliere would no’l\-,huy.bj
been tui argument, hot\nii‘U swift for-
anyone who‘would have had.-the|
audacity lo say there -was any*driuk-!
lug at all going on the University^
Of course, in putting a mahogany
polisli on sap pitie, sliiagles; il ^may;
be neco.ssary to mix a lit tie alcoUolj
with the poilsh. But in ,(ho'casesj
of tho better materlar it',would seem!
that tho mixture mlgli'i not be made,
so strong. ^
.Not long ago some fellow'' made
bold to say they were teaching
■l. » ^ i »*, »i
■agnostielsm at tlie l!iiiverslty,i‘and-
tliore was a loud prot.est,' When we
read the argument pro atiid con. 'pur
mind run back a couple of years, tp^
tile time when Llllington schoolj'had]
a fresli young graduate of the. -Uni
versity who taught .Ills -pupils horp!
that when they wer,e-dead, that-was
the last of them, and that" all-'they
needed to make them monkeys was
' * > * I
a rear apueudage.
liui-trwe’re glad to hear that
drinking,Is on the decrease at tlie
'Unlv,brsl,t.v.. It will be food, for
tliouglu on the part of the next'Gen
eral Assembly.
THAT FLORIDA BOOM
What caused the treiiieudous'Flor
ida boom? This question has been
asked ilioii.sauds^pf tlmesj^and.lias re
ceived many different answers.' But;^
regardless of the' cause, .the.PMorlda
boom Is^ a very real proposiilou-, andj
liii.-> aiiraciod the atteiillon-..oy.thOj
nation as has no similar develop'iheni!
of i-ecent years.
As a matter of fact, uo .single Oc5
ciirrence is wholly ruspoiislblo "fbr-ithe!
boom, A comblmitloti of favorablG'
circa mstaiices'imade It possible. But
there Is one oii.ts-inudliig Jucidont]
which Is ilielieved,,by,-yhoughff.uriJ>tUj!
dents of -the. situation,‘^to htvvo-;8',t*a.rtJ
ed Florida dofinitelyjowurd Its-’un'?
procedetited prosperity,
A couple of years ago the loglsla-]
tare submitted to the peop|0,-;of,
Florida :i conslltuiioiial amoiulmonti|
providing that state lucoiu'p and\lu-;
herltance taxes should’ bo forever]
prohibited, it carried'! by an pvor-i
w’lielmliig majority and went iiuo]if-J
feci, A le.adliig citizen of tliat si.at'o’
recently 'wrolo:
"The people of, Florida had^juo' Idea
o-f the far-rcuclilhg effect o'f their
ameiidmentT They!.-hoped lt„; would
help 10 aitrafit'-'caplta.l. ' They kne.w-
that it would 1)0 01 some, benefit
'But that it would unloose u/golden!
■Hood was as much a surprise to tliemi
as to tlie remaliidor of tlie country,;.'^'
Florida made.,-A definlio.^aud'^deUb^
era e bid for wealthy ipeo’plo'to'locate’
within Its borders.' It. declared
through an overwhe,lniiiig’’oxpres8ion
of its voters that busluoss,and?lirdU8^
try and acoumulatod wealth, would
■not be harransed ^nor confiscated^!
Tliose facts were-broadcasted .through'
advertising of . every kind. , .BticketV
by Florida’s climate' and other* ad-
vaningos, It dl'd..llio trick.',
Alabama has the same' provisions
with respepi to taxation,,(but.,so far
has not made the'fact widely known.
Probably other-slates have advant
ages, .wlilcli .might make an almost
equal appeal. But states that desire,
to attract capital a'nd^’sbcure,develop:!
meni must let capftai klio.^^ that-ji’
wlllibe wblcome an!d"!thnt it will gm'^a’
square deal..
The attitude of tho'-logislature. and,
people of ■Florida in this -respect, with;
its plainly evident results,..might welli
■bo considered by legis!latures'„,wlvlch,
■may have a tendency, to, discourage’
ami stifle enterprise, ^through -.un'duei
’ • t >• s *»'«)»
rest riel Ions
tiOJI.
and 'burdensome'' laxn-
THE TELL-TALE RADIO
-We will all be living lu tiio pro
verbial !'glas8 'house,’; If .tho tscion-!
lists keep on discovering new^aueaus
of cliecklng^us-up. .With dictograph's;
ami irutli serums ami a now„doV'ice!
said to be capable of,luuklug'movin’^
pictures o.f what„goes on in u rooim’
w'lihoul the knowledge of Its occu-,
pants.- they, tiro getting things down
'prot.ty'fine.
■_ Besides those schemes for the In-;^
vaslon 'of -privacy,, of which evll-
"doors, might ,1)0 warned, Frj)d .M.,„Tay-
lor of Kansas -City wpU'ld* ^probably’
.caution thorn„^t,o.[keep.-'o’ff;'.iho'alr-
for.- the radio 1)rov©d to 'be bis undo
ing! '
Some montihs after do.sertlng a
wife in Illinois, 'F)'cd married;, a
young'society woniaii In the Allsspuri;
cUy, tlie weddliig.^'belng.a sw.tilljaffalr,
with the ceryu,ojiy';Tyrl>nnj.bd--!*liy;^ft,
bishop. To ma'kb.tli.e occ'a.sloms'i'rM-
l-y Hp-to--dato.',',’the; pr.ocobdlng^iw.brb
broadcasted over ibo ;church''''radlo.
W-lfo No. 1 happened to-'ho llston-.
• ‘ .u >
Itig in at her I'lillnois home.'^.-and-ms;
Fred had neglected' the nilnor-:.dj)]lah;
of getting a divorce, or chuiiglng^his;
naino.j his publicity wa8^ox)po8e.d.!,;^rho,
doHoriod wife Journeyedr/.wjCistw.ard.’r
When tho Judge asked‘iTth'b^-,(two
^ « s ViM ft t*t I
Mrs. Taylors to suggest' a-, suitable
punishmont for-their Joint sjwuse,
they agreed tha't 'flve.ycarsJ'Woulid-.be
about right, but his honor' thought
that two years ■ In Jefferson City
PC)SSIB1LITIES " -
*N POULTRY
Kei)i’c.seiiiutlves from two more
largo -pouliry^rj-'n'^i^'missio^i.hou.sc.s, pue
from Phiiudclpliia and o)ie fi'om-/Nefw'
York, avo ln.-'t'lio State-t'hl'sfweekf'Jlbe
;tng-attyacted]* by-, the,p;opprt84of,.;ppu|;
'tr»j',t'haV ih/ bVlngislilipped-froui tKe,
;Siate..and'-iof,.iplan8.-,;tliai ..are{^being-
i'nia'tlO'do iiici’casexthoiStatels/ipou-ltry,
.output. One lOf .'these. wa8^Mr,.',',Ka8-!
' * ’ I ' ti. t **‘X
;sel '-of tlio-v-'Kassel:-Uoultry.wC'omipany:
of New..York,jo'uev.'of-Uh'e:'old©'stAproi.'
duco liousesi'Iuf-ihO'Clty.lftnot’llho ;bld-
e«i;, ln.jth^;^>nj5)^r,d/h_p^ Mr.^
. Rap Inolw/lu-JoflU IsseiCifebUablnpwii tz;
■tlie;,largesttpr,oducc!idealcr8',;luj,Phllar.!
.delphla'.'.LT.r.W., 'lleitz, ^of. th^Dlvls?
. if J > ' - -t V A W. >4SWAV*'V#.y», 5
,iontof‘'.Ma’rke'ls,"l:as;speut:,afgo,od‘Jdeal
• ‘
of ‘ lime-, .showing,, them.:.ai’ouad?,'.the.
It * V- • ■■ ••-.A]! » . * . »/_/ \
111 gi-bran c h ■ To r>jt h ol r-icity.^
, >\Tili ‘.twb;,or;.l!lirc*o -lar'gc'.-.’firmsiilb-
'■.ciu.ed lu'^jbe; St-ale./'l)rlnglng;iHbout
coinpotition- fory.our surplus.pouUry,
tirpLproducers,.would' be' assiired^of
-aufple/niurkpUj.wlth good prices’'for
their .prbductst''
The fttctPthat mllroatlc couditionH
are|...spdif4thaF'Civ‘‘l>’,
’ipi’bducedJ.Jn,'-’this, State arpun^fjbji'
'in d li t'hitoVslk^i.w.eek s,earl ier,!!!th anile's i;
ot larifo 'T>ou!Lrv inroducinfirAsitfltPA
of itlie largo,[poulti'y.jproduclng'-states
ks tlioimalu -'reaVoirlwiiy^thelattentlon;
of .these.largo,ibuy.ers;is.!belng.attract:
ed ilioCNortlMCarollua’.oiT'tls. the- early
.(111 /•. *-'• - .
br^dlersf.tiiat*:are' alwaysvlu' demand,
lii lithe -cities.,, .The Kassel. Ppultr^yj
Coinpany-paid' as hlglr^as ;$l..0,O],Ter'
pound last .year for', broilers!.''„;An.-,
other factor .which Is.,makingmi;r,epu-!.
tai.lon for; North -Cardiinlp'pouitrHiSi
tho;healthy condltiou'ro’Dthe chickens,
• A A- A f*’jiv>)4‘’aC'NAV;v«
that Ahave.Jbeoii -’shlipped 'fromKthjs'
Stale. New .York buyers, stale-thej'
jhaye fewer losses lii'transit,',fr'om';'dl8-
(oa;je-,fi'om ilio .North OaroUnh* poul-
{tvy.
';':;”llluriiett ftirmors .may wlu 'large
it' * ’
profits by giving .more; attention to
mouriry. .The Nows.haa!lohg"!he'ldJthe
opinion.-that ;the ‘‘chlcken“cr^pp.”/frcan
lb»li'made. to pny-.Jiautisoinerl^rotirrns!
lAVAI A4ALy\.
‘.th'fiii some of tlio^.so-cnllG'd.'iistaples.*^
iOPpORTUNITY ^FOR
%WRED"SERVICE
''I'magination,'’ broad, vision* and
- H .4 ! . • > ,
ability' to . coordlnme ’-progressive
Ideas along pViici^al^llnes ,arp nec^^
estiaryTo work mP.^a.Sy.Uhovemeht for’
,tluf-benefit of ni'ankiifd^;.., .
■".^.Jl'hrough-, ihe^.Duyliif^Sfarr Jordan]
:Pe1iee Plan' which’ wouv-pii'.'i^ri.OO^O!
‘prize, a‘ program ‘ l.s' .o'ullinedifor',a'
ipi'ogrossive' approach ' among'^;^ the
school childreii. of the.-counury.vto-
ward the;Vlewipqliit that-lnlcruatlqnal
;dlfferen'cos'shquJd;>h,^]'setU^Muirqug^
[peaceful means! rn’i'h’er’\that?miirdugli:
■i ' * a’
-iwnr. , .
The Walter .Hines Pago';School,,o'f;
jlnternntloiial ReilatlbhsLwHlch ls.be
/iiig developed..by America’s-Jetwllng
'scholars' and ‘Js'l atesjneni-j'is'an.. inten-
JC4 V a«'a »
sive effort' to.!co.qr.dli^e|!and!i'centra'l-.
'Ize those, faejsto
a Just solutlon'.mndt^tw.it-h'qulKwar,, of
'int'ernaiional''prdblenwor,xdi'fl'drence8.,
'The Jordan,^plan'f'is.KOue.metliod.mf,
'appealing tq- hlgh. nioral!Stnndard8;diT
'the v^elatlonvqf hejg^b^m The tPaga
•ScifdSl deal's' intcnsly;d>v wUh,, thWe.
ffno-Ts' nmL nrftl)lenisi"'wh’le.li.'siirrounil'
'facts' and ,i)rqblcnis',]wh!lcli;.surrqumV
thq'life of our^'u'olghb'of{and'lyiil'Cli'
facts it Is essential'.’for iheCqthqr}'>fel-
low to know,': .if -lie wants'to”'liave
;peacefu'l' relations.
Men and wohiom!trained qnjtiuos-
tlqns involving- lnteniatlqiml;]!rela-
tlqnk' tire more Important in-ou^dip]
ilqmatic' ser-ylcc,...,so'i!,farea's,ihe..^welU;
'be.l.ngr’of ouri.coutitryl^ls ^.concqrned,]
ftliah' tiro trained menfln'.ariy-jl’lnespf;
ebusiness endeavor,'beenuflewbusiness;
cannot exist profitably’without'sound;
- ^ ..u';a.c»4^»^4v j • * - V
•woi'id'conditloris?^''*. .
» ” -r r “ •« ■* ' - ’ ^ ‘A V
"Red” Grange-may'play’‘8p'ectacu-
|rar;football'.for]fa'few ye’ars, but how
jiiisl-ghl'flcan’t l.s',sucb an achievement,'
^cbm'iVaVed with- a man" trained .in thV
?sul)Ject „of international, 'felatlons!'
;,who could enter thojgame' of iife;,vbe|
tween nations and- h'elp' .make’. this]
world a better'place fbr'^all of us to'
live in, ,
Opportunity, romance, achieve-,
meiit, and re.ward,center around .the.
■Page Scho6lf?and‘! the Jordan,'^Plan
S - ' » l> 'fk '.AA. J »» . *-. (*■>«♦ I' » • ■ «-) V »4t.
-"Willholpf'.furalsUV' incentiveCitoL-the,
(growing -geueratlbh', 't'o'wtake/a'dVaht-.
4 .-1 *- .. a.,.
ego of the opportunide.s whlch'fthe
^Page School offers.
THIS IS RADIO WEEK
In-lernatiqnal .Riadloi' Week is an
annual eve’uL.^aimj'this, year ...is-; being
hold from;January ‘ 2 4th, to' 3 0 ih. ^Iii.-:
terest ih it. is more'«ke1&n''tb'anjusuaI,
because ■^Itl.follo.wskso^ close!'X,;„upon
tho sucoe3SfU'lHatt6mptitnade:.on:;New,
LY,oar/8 Evo'j’ito ren'clrcle'.-the'globe by
radio*.
-On;, this occasion, .music played *in
jiine;8tatlonHltn‘.th6 United States .’to
Cu|l)a,;,;Ber.mudu?and': SouthiAmerica;
..whileiu^progra-mtfromT-Newj.YorkfcWas'
lers ahroad^],^
* • - - V . ■
PerhapSi-t’he crojv n In-g „ach 1 exemjo.n t
R a d lo.'.Cbrpofa (lonv.of ifA-ni erlca]^.V,aa';
.when. onglneer8?..;ati't.he •Lon.donX'Sta-'
666
is a pieneriptloji for
Coldsy Grippe^ Flu* Dengue
Bilious Fever end MeUrie
It UIIb the germs.
satisfactory...amt ucir.v). ; il
' .,1-
•' 11
ultImntbA'; possibility- or .uniting tho wiiai u ouglii to be,, o.i.i- ..
world liy'nullbV'; iiiakv couiiiry life,.whtu-it ought],tO;
be. u.iiil farmers got. rid'of'this .idea
STEELE TO RETAIN
THE HARNETT NEWS
^ i>(From 'Thb R.'i'le,lglr Times) ^
'.-..l.'ridor ihCijheari of "Explonallbn”
tho ' leadrhg„'bdim*'**'''^‘^ .''V vn>’J!ont
issue" of /The' Harneu' Comity ‘*News
says:
'-riiayo'.again assumed fiijUcharge
tqf-'‘The,;News land .will^;con'tlni'ie Its
fP.ubilcatibn'as fonueriy,' > .
^’4‘‘Wben 'l tnr.-de ,^niiiibunccnient of
'Ch^ii'tfcq-in ' innnitirbilHAiit' nl' Ilif> nnnnr
elip'ii'ge^^in'inaniigemeiit 'of the Tiape.r
I''did?sq;/n; good faith. ..Clrcmu'ttnii.-
ces,which ;convpc-i’me’ I'o again.'take
.'Charge of. the' paper were, brought
about under.'conditional over which 1
ihad no control;',
^ '* 4 A** ' *■>
'‘T have .beeri„»i,uch'^'gr.,itlflcd iit I ho
serve ilicm In I'uturo,. „ ;
,. . “Henderson. Stco’e.'’
; 'The .pxpianiuioix will„be wJUiii.gly
accepted,by all 'News readers. For-
limns circumstances for Mr. Sicole,
we ini I,/us well n.-A for the «uh>irrii)-
er.s.
■ ''Quality,lead peneJN 00c a dozoii at
The Xfw.-" office.
J. A. REDFERN
IaILLIXGTON," X.
Fire and Life Insurance
jv Heprest'iU Ing’
Equitable Assurance Society
And Eonie of tiiif^^trbnge.'it P’lvc and
that thflr minds are not wo'rth feed
ing. A man has got t-j. heliev.OviH'
TilmM'lf move ihun' i.iat! 'must hav.q
more res pec C for ' hiinself;'"' mo'ro! I’O-
‘ '• A. ^
'^K -
rpecl for his;-briilu..‘iuuF,‘his.-miii’d','?^^^
’{'’ore he' cun iiurqii'ni],ipi'iuiyiiilp'g!;^ IJC;
'imi.sl believe iliui hi/, ow-pju'inVFifa^d)
Ills children'ti,111Iiuh dl‘.-o:'vo ihev'-best;
Intollectual food , he can' liiidst-iHuli
l-.o.it f-,'m paper,, the best
I .u ..til! ci'ii v'!i jjiipor.'i the besf
•1,1. .-veil if ilie.v do cost
.'i.'a'i. ■.iliiile om.','. wide-a-
.■i.,:!.'i! : :i;)(•.'■; that .f.ind-
-tqi- -.pro'greisi^ fqr iniproveioeiii, .uk*
[for, high'ideals.; "
: ' ■ NoJhaVd'aiuKlast, rule cam ,b^eJaU^
!do^v,h;',;b>.t;,a.r,ea.so)iaible]minln)]^^^
Lb!s^ftxeTV':\iiid^.’wo 'wouldusaj^^ltha.tKjitJ
/liiun. isi'doTng riglil iby^’fii’ms'|U'''o!r hhi;
tfamtlyl if,-. ho - a verugek; les.s.!Lit'liajt;!.-X
Uyi 4 Vi.i 4. ■'» ' V**C‘'r* > v.
and] book.'s.,---:K^^^^
^liei^'Poo,".'!n T'ho Fri)gre.sf4lve’>F'iiriiierf
’l)leni>t. of. it, jlo wouldn’t.^let; his,
chndron' go^ wiih two! meals!.a 'ray;
wlieir ,ihc.v.Siee.d tiliroe. ..Why. .them
sh.iuld he fom.per'h!.s'.tclilld'reui;t'o"g0l!
along witli only un]qccn.sIqnXI'^ub*J!S^B!
i;y', or :St‘nii-iiionih'l’.y '.M'easrj]i)r''lnXel:
leciuiil food in.it.ciid, ot s'eern*g]-;td,: It'-
'(hni '-tho bq.si paper.'T rb'be^liad-'enme
to hi.s tiome every! week,?!;
We should.i^;i;'lake tiio bqst-'pap'ors
we oun get. A clienp! iiewspapbil
[filled . with'storie.Ai of "suicides, and!
^ A ''-Il ^ "Ufc .
murders anci' .sc.'indals'jand":.'iiuomoV
hilc wrecks and ovimirfal t-rlMs:^ tiioly!
advert Ishig' ' codu-miX.' IHXd’! wltlf
shiiiiieUiSii. iinubuneyinohtic^uf, patqnr
med iclne fa ke'rs” a iidiq unck. doct.oru--:.
-s'lich ' papei'h.'.'.woii't VieVpyuii. /i'^. 'ill.
•Nor v.’lll tlie cheap nioiUhiVirtibry.pa:
■.)ors with sensatlqiialrfictlou-a'»d;.f,b'r-.
^ - - «4t», ( ■' '-V-t-il yS tr ‘1
tniio-icUlng ai'tlcle.s',tnnd/fraudu.feuti
•‘free' advcr.'i.-emcn-is in uiilimP'Od'
..umber. . -
, We sh')Utd take our bo.st Tocarpa-'
tt
...Hus,:
\VA.\T!':D-;^Middle-;Agcd maX.
tier CUM make'-$‘5bribr!8l0'0;,or,'moi3e,
Idfe Insurance Companies
John D. Johnson
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LILI.IXGTOX, N.
Baggett &, McDonald
ATTORXRVii»;AT, LAW
IaIltaIXGtox. X. r.
MONEY TO LOAN
weekly , in Harnotl ..county-.,.selling;
A \ """x \>4. 4
Wiiilmer’s Euaranieed '-f lliiei. of
" r . 4 ^ - V , t .*A -At
h'Tinc necessities—toilet articles,’:
soaps, .iplces, etc.. .A,.lo dlls,, neigh-;-
itoi'.s. 'ream or car needed, but
goods are fiiruishe'di - on] .credit’.;
t’herry, of ..Alabama' made $']'22.'5,0'>
lu five dayi. J-lXhaU'no expeiX
ciice whcii start lug, ^AVb teaclLybui,
.suie.smanship FUEE!,.;.. .Wrllelis ;f6r
full pariiculur.s' io-d'ay;..
'i H E H. C. W H PA N Y
Columbus, ‘ ImliiuVa
IH'pl. 21 21-31P
On ReaLEs^te;
To Pay Off Indebtedness;
To Make Imprbyements;
To Purchase Land.
Report, of the.(’oiulltloiir.of
'PHK PAKMRRS: B!Aj>’;*?*
Ill .Vngier, .In the- Statp:^ .of- .North;
CnrolUm, at" the-dose o’f.'bii.sinftss.
December :n;/1925'*‘-‘' ‘v
RESOU'RCES'y- , .
I.oans aml;disCo»nt's--l'__‘$'- IS,.365*.33
Demandi .'loah'slu---'-J..'. 3;9$0.2'8'
Overdraft!*. 'ihisecuVed).]-- ' 34.02.
.-Ml Ollier , stocks] .bonds!
and' mo»;lgag,fi.-i;_-_i.-_ '
Furniture and' fixtures
All other real- -estaie
owned
Cush in viiulU an'd nei:-
amounls ,■ d’u'e from-'
banks, bankers- .and'
'tru.Hi com-pauiesL-
Expcnse.s aiul'-^y^es'—
Checks for clcTirlng---'- ,
2.r>00’,00’
4.o:ir,.ot
:!.48r..oo
20.r.3G.08
2.266.06
312.14!
r'-e
B. A. PARKER
J ^
UNDERTAKER
Llllington, X. G,
Day Phone 228 Night Phone 267
-1.
-Full line of Casket.s, Rol>es, Efe.
'I’olai 66,002.92:
LIABILITIES ... . ./
Civplial- stock 'paidJ i»c!-_'%^TO,000.00
Deposits subject to,-.checkr ”''
iudivUlnnl^':,';:!38.142.64'
Demand' cerl'lficatesw of'*
dopo.-llt -
Time • cortlflcates': of/' de
posit, duei'i.n-'Toss than
30 clays
Cashier's checks ■ out-
-standink. • —« .
Certified' checks!?'-'--—ir-'-
1,000.00'
2.914.63
300.88
6.00
Time certiflciitesit-of De-,-
posit. dueW)»r'br after'
I 30 dnysi,
i Savings Mlcposlts -'
3.637.12
. -2.76
. W. Phillip*, M. D.
Announces ,
Keraoval of Offices to
Layton's now building,
upstairs near Po.st Offl'ce.
Office Hours:
10 to 12 A.' M.
7:30 to 8:30 P.^M.
and
appointments.'
DR. J. F. MARTIN
•iPRAGTICB LIMITKD TO DISEASES
OP THE i
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat. I TABLETS
i^SKCOND FLOOR WILSON & LEE
Total $.66,002^9,21
State of AN’orlhVCaroliha;r?,Qounty!"0'6
Harnett. January.;.?;; 1926.
I. J. E. Dupree!i!.Cashi.er..! of-^^/d-h^j
above n.'tmed. Bank,^,.‘do.'..i80lemnly,
swear ilia'l.i-iUe ; above'"statqmehtyjl^b^
true to the-‘be't'^’of. my; knO'.vIodgo
and belief. '! . . i' i,
J. E. nUPr4EE;',;..r
' Ca.shler.
Correct—Attest:
O. S. YOUNG..
M. E. FlSH,“
J, F. ADAMS. '
Dirocior.s;
Subscribed and sworn to* belore
mo. this 11th day’'of'January,rT92 6.'
W. H. OREGORY...
r Notary Public,
My com. exp. May 13th, 1-926. ■
DRUG STORE
!dunn,
N. C.
Office Phon-c 62
CHARLES ROSS
We have a large stock of
good Schcwl Tablets, both
for pencil and pen, and
we are offering the regu
lar iive*cent tablets at SO
ATTORNEY AT LAW
cents a dozen. The nickel
tablets for pencil have SO
sheets ruled both sides
and are of excellent grade
paper.
Offices in The Killiegrey Hotel
Uaildlng
LILLINGTON, N. C.
MORDECAI & SALMON
'V'
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
LILLINGTON, N. C.
Offices In the lisyton Bullfling
We have the **01d Glory*’
pen-and-ink tablets in dif
ferent sizes—any size for
SO cents per dozen.
J. C. THOMSON.
REAS.
EHTATE AND INSURANCF
Agency
for Best Old Lino Coinpniilo*
‘xTi
LIFE AND PntK:
LILLINGTON. N. C, .
Office In'McKii)''' nutlding Over
hi* '
Tngwell Pharmacy.
NORFOIJC SOUTHERN RAILROAD
4 *“ 1. '' •* .
Passenger Train Schednles
Etfectlro -Feb, 1, 1025
Lv Llllington ,
10:16 a. m.—For Fayetteville and
intermediate'points/'
10:16 a, m,-:—For yarlna'and'inter*
medlste points?
•HM McCOT, Agent.
At THE NEWS Office,
Lillington, N. C.
“COLD IN THE HEAD’"
!■ an- acute-, attack oL,.Natal Cntarrh..\
Those subject toi.freauent ‘.‘colds’;-’.are")
xenerally im a'"runi‘downt2.'conititlo!);t2ha^-
HALLls*:CATARRHiHMSDICINB:$lsi^l!
Treatment ~conilBting;torSan^401ntmentls;tOK
be used locally,', ondsa’^Tonlc.Hwhichgacti!,
Quickly through^' the'rBloodt^oiPRhe^MU'-i
couB ^rfaceB,.;bulld(ngr.up.':ther,'Syitem;f.
and making you'lessillobletfo:^''feldsirij;: "
Sold by druggists' for',ovei'j;ieiyear.4,'%
F. J. Cheney .a Co.’, Tolcdor;0..
NOTICE OF BALE'OF LAND FOB
'.TAXESi-i-
At a Sheriflysal^*qlTand!for taxes
on the 4th-'day*o'7 May//tl926,'fOKthe
taxe.s of 192,!4„ I, pui;cnased'!'ai'jr;act/Ojt
laud of 12 acrea. listed'iris£the|,name
of E.- N. Harringt'on'/.Bstate;:;iu£'B'arr
becue Township,“HarnXtt'-County,''' If-
redomption- Is.'mqt^ma^^^ilntsther time
prescribed- by?la^-^I'';.wlll!^'a9k - foil* deed'
for same. Thi8?:;Hll;..day'6f' January,
1926.
7-4
»!*!".>•-
D;*-i
.Sf»l leW’AiVS 'rO/ KNOW ;TMk
iLlRGAINS .IN wiflTE! G)OlW
t' 'roy'jiiauVisiiomqinuiieiisl'tite'mi'dwia-
,*.Vl . 1*1 4 Ifi^J Y-f-tU -*..•/ r *W ‘H 4l>V ^14. 4 .
iter'.“whit,ev.';saie- '6fi’qrrvtho.;best op-
IV* * tT II IliV cr t/S* V,Si/V V I»V.J ••r v.*v
'poriunlt'yifotVth^ycjiiSto' stqclc.iuip. on
.,*1- i» VglVi. s. * 4)*.,
*h oiVselibld^^lt’ext'iiW.’V BifP if?is '.^aoK
,good’i.tli‘a't,’s;.Vhlte;-! Just as'^ In'buying
!Ot'hor;,'.fabr,lC3i:thqi'c. are ^.fuc.s,' about
jfibot^ttii't^;'iveuve!*\‘thal;tlu*!li'6mcmak-
ier^rieeds/.T'o,knd-w.'lfrsbes-w.oU'ldvgoi' h
jtuuel/’bnrgainpsays' the-. Bureaus 'Bco^^
'■ii(V.Pics!‘’of-::jth’e?Unlt'odi 'Statos-Depart'-’
I'ileuf' ot.TVgricul't'Ure'.',
.s' *14. t Ifc . i-. V- ^ V 4 ' ^
"t' It^b.uyl'hg yard', gqqd's!, unraVok.^h;
(yiirri.^-unt.wist it.f/und' u>,ull- outtiStUiUlj
,t-ufrs^of!ltlVe.'fib>rii.!!.. Notice whetlior
itliVyi'tuV a'bbuCthe'i same! or- very dlf-
;fiiroiv4;&^l'engtlK:' '.The.:' rabr,lq:'wit'h-.
Honge'str.ll'bersriOf,'',regular length .'wl'll!
iwear • best-.The endk,;ofesh’or,ii fibers;
work, loose and'i make; the'fabric’rfif/i^
\ ■*» i tv ' 4 _
,sy,’a:j,*lhqi!8izlTi’g«pu‘t^iaj:'by;. Ih'ewnianu:*
fuciui'er. is •wash'ed'l.'butV 'rho"' lint'
rubs off, r’'VU -nib a fit'
arid it ••oil|4 more vc.'AV.y.
,;,oosei,oi:ds^i').i '-ite • uriac:.' loii n-> ,
‘.luiOts.'iivTlW^.v^iK'ii 4 :ii'e • »•;?*)!„!: :•
"turiug' lau'i'fdc’i’Dfe ■'lud' lu^quof ,
:;lio-!’.al)!’ic!;' d'otl) \ii:hi i-lios^* 3.
T'f' ol'toii a. a sii'i.ii,!. ii));l,i
;i_lu!v'qi- v-liou!.! not -be .•*uj'i,i'i^(-d !;
‘.-hOw.* of wear rather.qiii.;!.
' ".'ci jn(i^''^,h.o firmui* :: of ilic wcii
f"!!,! ,l‘.o r:ihi'l; (1,1 ll.o ..i.'...,^1.1 .;r..!
,!'.C bias lli'.'l wa.v .i.id !l,
;iii.,llii*i’. sera ch it v. ilh; lU-'^iin..
i;.i!l. , Noi,'*'" wli. ilic.' the •; ,
,i)Ui pI.c-K* ca !!.\. ; !.c
!weave! the'/^ more uai:. ).i* il.c :;r.-
:oth,or!‘t,hll}g.'i'-being, equal. If lit.'
!we:iX('vJ.«.i,vo'J’>'.'.]P‘>^!l* propared lo
fi)1tve'Stbet^‘fal>rIc'.shrink wiicn- it i
rL;:/rt.i.*i-kAA*.wS«r v'-"-- i ^
i.j.-iir.’ub-jat^corner of tho.g:)(>;!!i.l>r,l.-i;;i.
( .... ......
.lx; tivV'etMiu’f h'c* fl uger.s' .i of .sec, iw bet h e r
!(i'(in'tfiln?j'^a'r'grG'n't dqiiF.'of, siarcli., i.r
Il^-'^i- of;'all'.. If yon c;,,.,
!lah‘P'ih’pi>io^ IV .sampl.o'! aiur wa.'*li; i:.
V. ,4 ' ' * ^ ‘ . 4
I'Mencerlzing,':; i.^., a 'permanent ftnMi
• A'l' V.4. K ^ ‘
glv.en-ito,';i'o.ton!that.'inake.* It m;-.','
,)'u.sl''i;'()UW!;caudL stronger, ami ;-th,>Ml I
ii'C' iffii I iv'a'lt ei^rAv ish l ngr?;:,
!.!'* •’'!—
>' Tn'o!eS‘'«B;,0'studlednu; public''«;!lio". 1
•!of-'Ne,w^>$)rkl!a5i't> part'of' the naiun--
Jftud'yi-Epifogranv. and- .thq .'prdgi'es.*
tbe.'i'.oasou3;.;,IS: lo.lowcd,.in- a .tre.c-
tFl. OiAtJ*’-
■Ic'-Garneif."'''
4A
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ROOFING
The weather is getting; very cold; How
^ about the roof of ydurJdw'eJi^Mh'g^an outbiiil *
. £., ,
■ dihgsf
; We have the very best-Rocofing that can
be’bdughfcfor the money., ^ 5-V Grimp; Gal-^
p vahdze#Tihf^Asphaltv Roll Roofing and'
Also a complete line 'Of pipe fittings.
: When mneed we will'appreciate youi-
' orders. '
>Ju '
HARNETT HARDWARE HOUSE
1
LILLINGTON, llj. C.
W'll
i"!« m m IB m i-;a
at
1
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I Good Things To
tHh.'Sirj..
Eat
I
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i
Every Da^ in
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Jr.
P
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the Week
J. A. MARSH:
Lillington, N. C. ■
l-li;Bliai!niii'Bi''iBl'>IBI':'Bh.B''‘'BI!''B' (.>'
/rasK
E. P. HARRINGTON
A Good Record
For more than twenty years the'Bank of Li 1-
lington has stood four square to- all storms/
of finance-alike through^lpdace and wai^,
[ prosperity and-panic,' thisji Banfc lids^ passbtl:
iwdth: increasing streiigth?^^!!
H. T, Spears, Cashier
jj.D-.H. Sen ter
” M. T. Spears
^;j.4*p. McKay
DIRECTORS 1
/. W. Halfordi
Chas. Robb -
J. D. Pearson
W,
J.
L. Senter
W. Seniei
H. 'f. Spe.ars.
BANK OF LILLINGTON
E8TABIASHED 1002
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