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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES I
NATIONAL TICKET
For Frtudant
JAMES M. COT
For Vic* Prerdent I
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
For Daitad State* Senate
4.RE E OVERMAN
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Sntt*a CongreM, SO, Jitt-lct, Ilnmet
L. Lyon.
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CAMERON MORRISON
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J. BRYAN GRIMES
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E a BROOKS
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JAMES S. MANNING
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W. A. GRAHAM
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Printing
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Hanry A- Grady and C. I. Williams.
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N. A. TOWNSEND
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J. W. Me ART AN
r For Auditor
D. P. MCDONALD
Per Register of Deed#
W. H. FAUCETTE
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Fo. ComraUaioam
J. C. BYRD
J. W. JORDAN
R. T. JOHNSON
W. J. STEWART
JAMES T. BUCHANAN
For Coroner
Dr. WILLIAM P. HOLT
Tka lud k HmM
Even while lh« war was claiming
thousands of live* on the European
batlHlclda, hand reds of bourn nd*
of livws wore lost right boro st homo
because of preventable disease*. The
war t* over. Wt u'.ve won the light
fov Democracy, bit oe hoe* yet to
win the fight c gainst this more in
ssnent. and la the
fov of man
clean food, clean hands, clean
teeth,'clean milk, pure fresh water,
fresh air, annitary privies, as: or
Mas and mosquitoes — their cost is
trifling, yet they win* wonder* and
wtl prevent much sickness.
Are yoa tore yoa are doing your
part?
Do you keep your home clean and
well aired?
la your drinking water anfe? If it
come* front a spring or well, are you
/ rare that ao drainage from a privy,
r6--pool, or stable can pollute the wa
. tor?
1> the milk which your children
drink either parteori-ed or scalded?
Do they each race tv- three glam.'*
sf milk daily?
Is the baby aarsad at the breast as
ho should ha Is he kept clean. Doe;
he get ptenty of fresh air and Is he
kept ogl of the hot, stuffy kitchen?
Do you knew that bottic hsMes should
Havo o-ango Juice even day after the
fin* month?
Do yoo know that flies and mol
quitoes carry dbeaw. aad do you
hoop them out of your hoo*» b> pro
per screening?
Do you know that all rnkfc a«*
’•ealrhlng” nrd may l-vd to damror
(•O' disease io other*, • •[iveially chil
droo?
Do you know that WcVae«s is often
rad bv dirty kinds? Do you al
ways wash year hard* bc'oro eatlr;
or handling food?
Wbea any of your Uurlv is •)!
with scarlet fever, measles, dlptkeria,
whooping cough, tyunoid fever, tu
borculaeis, or other p wenlnble dis
co* es. is your health cAevr always
• <rtiT-d *a that he can help to keep
the dHensc from spreading to oth
ers?
Is vour home connected with a
fewer? If apt, have yon a sanitary
**Vna?hr.*nnr* you and your family
-H -sicadv fil? Mow do you know?
Have they been physically < xaminqd
as the soldiers wore? ,
Do you know that yearly medical
examinations are useful to detect
-arty signs of ni.'.ras sad « jprolonr
ttfef Jf voe can answer "yes'1 to nil
these question-, are you certain that
your neighbor can, too? Don’t lot Mi
carelssenssa eodanaor your hsadth.
In thin great tasevgray the govern
meat looks to all of Me people to give
fc their srhois-hearted support.—C.
S. Public HcoHti Service
ON HIGHWAY MP.AK WIUON |
Wtbon. 'Oct. 17.—TH* aft#raanf
■Wtt I o’ctock tin. Irn’e tllah At*
tor kukul. tto ball taU;*
In Hm fciaant. It tc alr**d Sat tatt
4j1tf wtt tto eauk a# tto Mar trar
nty. Tto amto an la .la a local
tor*'tat.
Tto wtfa. »b.la rldlaa atoia a
Mahvaf <a a torn?. vet tor hntoaad
wtth Man awn in aa autaaaeb'’’#. 3to i
toad at* tk* jraaa. tto badtoad falt
lac Irani tto a«Ha. On* af to |
iMaaaal* af tto *»r Juvac* act and
ran Scaank tto mb arbli* tto etb
r* :m* w- 'nn't4
CANO or THANK*
. V# «lto to toaab tto mmmf Maad*
vto baa* in m awar "T* a abated
and aided Ml In tto «•**** and death
cl anr taaad ana. _ I
U A. TAJtT AND FAMILY.
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MK9. LOmH TART DEAD |
Mrs. Minnie Tart, wife of Mr. Lof
tia A. Tart, proaiincnt lumber man
of Duna, <11*4 at her bame oa South
Magnolia Aveiiat ,est Saturday af.
temoon at 2:46 o’clock, after a lie-'
germ* illness of several months dura-1
Mob. The funeral lervlce was cua
de-.-teri f-om the home Sunday after
noon at 1 o’clock by her pastor. Her.
J. J. Langston, who waa assisted by
Rev. 4. M. Panic), pastor of the Me
thodist church. Interment was made
is Greenwood cemetery immediately
afterwards.
Minnie Lee Tart was born March
35, 1552, at Newton Grove. Ssnpwn
county, snaking hor stay on earth
thirty-eight years, six months and
twenty one days. She was united In
merriagr to Mr Loftin A Tart on Oc
’ odcr 15th, 1905. and to this union
-vss bon four children; two boys,
Clarence L-, and L. A. Jr., and taro
girls, Alice May and Agnes Gray.
Twvlvs years ago she gave her
heart to God and united with the
Christina church, discs that time she
r.s» best, a faithful, conscientious .—
ooseraced worker In her church
She remained loyal until the end and
■vaa of slivng faith, and a prayerful.
Christian woman. She was a patient
cofferer through many months of
>min and coafmoment, showing that'
Her faith was well founded, and ihc
lid not ftar the approach of death.
Surviving her is her husband, four
hildron, her mother, three brothers.
X. R. lee of Dunn; Rev. 1C. Frank
t*e of Greensboro; and A. W. Lee
of Newton Grove. Two sister*. Mr*.
Y. J. Barefoot of Newton Grove and
Mrs. A. W. Britt of BentonwlUe, and
.-« host of other relatives and friends.
The large attendance at the fuiter
aI and the expressive floral offerings
’■•as evidence of the strong bonds of
friendship she had woven during her
‘hort stay on earth.
CARD Of THANKS
Wt take this meant of expressing
'.o yon our deepest appreciation for
■aur assistance during the illness and
death sf oar little son.
MR. AMP MRS. A. U. ADAMS.
Tests made by the United Stater
Department of Agriculture with 130
•r Australian wheats recently intro
duced into this country have brought
>nt three varieties adapted for jcrow
ir-« on the Pacific coast, where they
V.ve produced larger yields than
oro* of the native commercial vsiie
ies. They are known as Federation,
Hard Federation, and White Fcdera
uon. The Australian varieties in
;er.eral arc susceptible Ho most;
'areal diseases, hut many of these!
ire not destructive in the Pacific
•east region.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING1:
notice Of valuable land I
FOE SAliE
l.'mln- and by virtue «{ a> order
uf the sup* rlv ' cuv t of S'tmctrjj .
ty, mode l:t the t> vial Ovech.-.ir ca
titiud "W. .U. I'll: .-*, c f .‘.‘.an
in Shaw. ! col. I <lc?'ar.d vs. W. \j.
Shaw. William Davit, Shan .it b’j,"
the undesigned cjhivi:i»nr;i wili.
on the 12th, day of Nov mb#:-, 1020.!
at i 00 o'clock r. M„ '■> front of the I
Fo»vO#lc*- in th • town of Coot*. IItr
ue 11 Cuunty. North Carolina. offor
'or tala to th* higho.t bidder for oaa
half caah. ami thr balance in one and
two yea.*, -cured by tint mortgage
on tr.e propirty. that certain tnset
it land lying and being In Crov*
Township, Harnett County North
Carolina, and more particularly de
•cribes! la follow*, to-wit:
Cugin'.ing at u *um corner A. W.
Denning* comer in the (Verb ; thence
South z blast 32 12-I'M ratlins to a
corner in Arch Allen’s line; there*
north 88 1.2 West 0 20-100 chain*
to a stub* corner in' Arch Alien*
Iti.e; trance North 3 1-2 East 8 82
100 chain* to a ttakr end pointer*;,
th-.nce West with -Arch Allen’s line I
in a stake corner In Rob Rowland's |
comer; thence North 5 Karl 10 25- j
1* C chiiu t » Rob Rowland's rimer; I
thence a.» ih» road 49 East .j 55-100
chains to a yum comer and gum
poislen ou the weyt side of n bridge;
lhfr.ee up the run of said creek u*
it nect..dr y to tho'hoginnir.g, con
taining thirty-two acres, more or leu. f
Th'1 the "th day of Octob.r. 1920. •
J. It BARBOUR,
Comm'..-Noners, I
N'/.RA PARKER. I
BONDS Of STEWARTS CREEK
TOWNSMl?. HARNETT COUN-,
TY, NORTH CAROLINA
Thu Road Commitsiontrx of S te
st .srt'n Creek T.vwrvdiip, Harnett
County, Slate of North Carolina, will
receive rented propers!* for the pur
chare of Twenty-FWc 'Th.-’uaand
i$2«,COO.OO» Dollars, in bond* of
raid commissioners, ijried under
authority of Chapter 427, Public
Local Lawj of t&ia, up to 12 o’clock
M. November 17th, 1920.
Said bond* will be ir,urd Ir. denom
ination' of $1,000.00 each, unless
otherwise prescribed by the purrha*
er; will be dated November 1 -d. 1920
and bear intrrert from dat- at aix
nr,- rent, payable »erai-*nnuo;,y. both
jriaeipal and Intnext payable in tha
Oily of New York said bond., to ma
ture twenty years after date; that ia
io say, nu November l«t, 19<0.
All piopoxal* must ba accompani
J b/ certified check upon a reapon
Nhle hank, payable to the Treasurer
-if the Road Commissioner* of Ste
wart's Creek Town*hip ia the cum.of
$300.00. TSo Board rcoervee the t
rljtiit to reject *•■■" and all bid*. All
-woposalx will be qiened in the office
uf Clairnrc J. Smith, Purdle Bio*.
Suildirgr. ihioii, North Carolina, at
12 o’clock >1 November 17th, 1920.
Knfurther part culars address the
Chiiitncn or Secretary, ar Clarence
s. Faith, Auotucy, Dunn, N. C. /
T'l'ui '.nr Ui'i d.iv .if October, 1920.
,7 M HOriiKS, Chu.rmsn
W. T. SH1T11. Si-c.
Oct. 12.|9-2d-2-9-l*. .
NOTICE C“ SALE UNDER MORT
motUMUtu deed executed December i
Utt*i, lilG, by G. R. Simmon*. and |
wife, Moll:* Simmon»,Norman Camp.*
end wife, Florence Camp, to the
•ndersigned, and rcprist*red Decem
ber 21. 1910, in Book 107, Pago 274.
in the office of, the Register of Deeds
if’i .if.Ktt C-uur..y. ")t Vcdo. i
MMiave, wlU »..| Mui-dj., J ...... j
IV* i**l*. aL *tt - *i. ,• *. mi. • ... |
I'" a-. j.J1 I v ,i,.r * 1*4 |h< '-.i,. ,
liiliivi'. Io cash, a* lie Yu.. c ., i
.VillUiV, IT the I i ,* t p.
>rs»'iiu» K».. /*,;*o*v rv d > c.’.b i.
<.■’ Var-i, 'jj.T.i;:
I - ' * tiac.i. of njeeid of la d in
l.l ..a r. »
hv. co-uf.iti . ml;* nf tV .
iu.m as fell* M4
Ail ol !oa t- paifc:-’. . I *
••InS "“ il l»e:r.i (« tia.rlr.t . .vj ,
tn.l near the 'form o/ On.Tn :i Av
■ a*boro Tiiwiuhii', a^d b <-;»•* *..
Hop 0 ant! 7, fully dfe.-.bed in a
Sriiv it " .i ira, mada by1 V. d. Stroa
wh, civil engineer, which is rocordrd
in tire ofttet of the KcgifVer of Jleedc
»f Harnatt County in Book 169,
Page »88. and this record la hereby
relcrved to and mad* » part of IhU
deed. For a description of said lot]
said iota an a part of tfe anbdiviaion
*-d mlc mad* by Mr*- Eugenia A.
Harper and art the same lota convoy
ed to the mortgagor* by Jesse B. Loc,
ltd wife, end the deed*.conveying
sold lota whieh are doty recorded in
.lamett County are here referred to
and made a part of thia deed for a
»aore arc arete description of laid
lota
i nto the 8th, day of October. 1920
THE BARNES A HOLUDAY CO,
Mortgagee.
Clifford and Townsend, Attorneys.
wr MW’- VIU.C.
Under the authority eentainrd in a
deed of trust executed by E. T.
Spence, and wife, Eatie Clyde
Spence, which deed of trust ia duly
registered i* the offlee of the Regis
ter of Dead* of Harnett County in
Book 109. Page 876, the conditions
named in said deed of hut not hav
ing been complied with, and the hoi
let of the note aecured thereby hav
ing in accordance wflb tha provision*
named in said deed of truat declared
the entire ind-btcdnwa secured
tb'. rob;- to be due and having made
■I-mand upon the trustee* that the
power of aale contained in Mid deed
of t.ast be exercised, the undersign
ed trustee, named in mid deed or
trust wit!, on Monday, November 8,
192<j, at one o’clock P. M. el the
('ou!t Home Dour fa Lillinftoa.
North Carolina, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash the
land described in said deed of trust,
being a tract of Isnd In Llllington
Tuwmship, Harnett Couaty. State of
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
nf Mrs. Annie M. Ham, J. B. Lanisr,
and others, and bounded aa fellows,
vis:
Beginning at a stake in the cen.
ter af Front Street of the Town ef
l.illington aa extended ia the center
of Front Street of the Town of Lil
lingtoa as extended *■ Westerly di
rection at a point opP°t4te the north
wert corner af land deeded to Mra
Annie M. Hare by Boned of Truatcca
of the Llllington High Schools, and
run* l hence North 71 degree* 35’ W.
1305 feet to tho Western line of the
Pogrom lead; thence *» the line of
raid land S. 53 degrees *0’ West 421
feet to a stake, the original corner
of the Geo. W. t\mk 100 per* tract
ar.d tha A. N. WaddoU 76 sera tract;
thence N. 69 degrees 40’ West 364
feet tu a rtake in th« Grady line:
theaee ?mith 44 degrses 6’ West
toil foet to a stake in the corner of
at, Street extended; thence as thc
rtnlfer of said Street 8. 71 degrees
that tract N. 18 degrees 26’ East 896
feet to a stake* thence 3. 71 dtgreaa
36’ East 160 feat te a stake in the
line of Mrs. Hare; thence with her
line N. 18 degree* 28’ R. 791.6 feet
to the beginning, containing 46 acres,
more or leas.
Place of sale: Courthouse Door,
l.illington, N. C.
Time of sale: Monday, November
H, 1920, one o’clock P, M.
I'-.-mt of ratio: Cosh.
'ibis tha 7th day of October. 1920.
E. P.ANDdLPH williams,
N. A. TOWNBRND,’Trustees.
Oct- 8 6t. «
NORTH CAROLINA,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
MARNLTT COUNTY.
NOTICE *
J. 0. Layton
n.
H. A. Perry, J. F. Parry, 8- S. Perry,
l.uticn B. Perry, Sarah P«rry, Helen
Adi;!* Perry. Martha C. Tomer, C.
Perry. Aahton T. Perry, I*iey M.
Firry, M ,v. Roene Ca*r, Billot Cage,
N. t. Mail ;r*o», H. Masterson Jr.,
fly H. Marterson, Atty. in Fact, T. 8.
Maste» ion.
The defendant* abave named will
take notice that an action entitled
as abave hai been atarted in the 8J
•>;rior Court of Haraott County to
.-ee<r»et damage* by the plaintiff a
t.ainat the defendant* for breach of
•• arranty or the part of the def cad
ent* ir a conveyance of land the dn
.'rr.,lanta made to the plaintiff; and
•he aaid defendant* will farther taka
no tier that they art required to ap*
near at the teim of the Superior
Court of r>id County to be held at
‘a- eor.rt hooac of mid' eounty in
MlMn-ton. V. C., oa the 22nd day
Nr/ca'Kr, 1926, and answer or
'tmu - Li tbr complaint in said action
•>•• the plaintiff will apply *• eourl
for the relief demand ad in laid cam
til.-iisl.
I*.!* October 18. 1920.
A. A. McDonald,
Clark of Superior Court.
Tu lu ff 5 9. •
notice I
Mo-'!< r?r>’in«, n*ra*»t County:
In th> Superior Court Wore the
Cltrt..
H.rlvini* Jnhnoon. 8, W. Haro,
J. .V. IJnro, J.O.Hurt S. D.Hare,
N K. Hr re, Lind* H*|)#m). Otlly
Cotton. Beley A- Capper. M.yyr
Weed. P.oeu wniford, Mary ET
M.irhharn. Dun Her* J. Lonnie
Her*. John Haro, j£n Dudley,
Cho rite Wort, Loo Weater, Lou
rant# ’Wuetet, Cornate weater,
TUaekkarn Willlaau^ Rokt Wll
lam>, Setvaala Pay* Daa Wll
liana. J. A. Caamhell, Gotten
Tlrdly. W. II. Dudley^ J. A.Dod.
ley, T>#*»ie Burhaan*^
et.
fi'rtlt BeUa. (widow), and tk*
children or kelra at law of Wiloy
William*. Sophia Baiufeot, Rokt
W lHania and Nanay fan, do
'eared (reetdoneo and name*
UI known). «»d the faOowtiw
minor*: Alta Matkbur”. Canie
Ma.hknm. Kte'n Matkkurn Bee
tetea Markka m. Tamer Maek
knrr. CralK MaaMwfc Ckateten
Mu. ikv.rn. Eden Dudley. John
rtndl*;.. Emmon Dudley and
Era Wort.
TV defendant* aboe» named ^
-R, IV belie at law M Wiley Wil
l*m*. decoaaed, and of Robt Wil
iam* daeaaaad, and of Nancy Page
ind of Sophia Barefoot, daeeaaed,
tanma and residency* unknown, will
aka notice that an action entitled
-rJ—-’--r^w~T“- —
Superior Court of Harnett County,
North Carolina; to partition the land*
belonging to the eatata of M. C. Betta
leceaaod, lata of laid C ounty and
State, mid landi cituated in Haetor’a
Creok Township, laid county, eon
teinin* about seventy. (70), acres
and the laid unknown defendants,
who It appears bw-aSdarit art prop
it partial to thla actlon__eiHl h»T<
d ee ei.«e d*w"lh the' pcfllioncri ir
thif action ask to b« partitioned, will
further take aotica that they are re
qoired to appear before the Clerk el
the Superior court of HaroeU Conn
I
»_J-1 USU_LI
tj, At 'hi* office in UL'iojtoi, on the
ldlh ilij of 1920, and answer
or demur to She petit! in In sold ac.
tivn. o. the plaintiffs will apply to
the coa t for tl.J relief demanded in
-w 12lli day*c? Octob i?rmu
A. A. McDonald,
Clerk of Superior Court of
Harnett County.
Tn.19-26-2-9.
■■■ —°^a
Visitors To The
Great Cape Fear
Fair!
October 27th to 29th-Fayetteville, N- C. ;1
-arf. invited to MAKE —- I
FayetteviOe’sBestStore I
THEIR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS I
The New Lowered Prices a!
Prevail Throughout g
Our Entire Store I
Lovely new Dress Suits, Coats, Millinery, U
Furs and Dry Goods await your approval
and inspection.
mj vcims mi w »iv»* vvuiiig eta
a third less than prices quoted for merchan
dise of equal goodness thirty days ago.
KINDLING’S STORE HAS DOUBLED
ITS SELLING SPACE
Entire first floor is devoted to the dis
play and sale of women’s and misses’ r£ady
to-wear.
Second floor is devoted to the display of
Dry Goods, Notions and Fancy Goods.
You will be delighted with the new and
enlarged store where quality style and low
est possible prices go hand in hand.
W. E. Kindlsy Co.
FAYETTEVILLE. - NORTH CAROLINA fi‘
Agents for Goss rd Corsets S'
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25c For Middling Cotton
To our many good customers in this section we wish
to announce that we will accept middling cotton and
above for anything we have in dry goods, clothing shoes
and in fact everything for the the family, at 25 cents per
pound. Realizing that the present price offered for cotton
%
is nowhere around the cost of production, we are willing
to help out all our customers who wish to take advantage
of the above offer, which is good until further notice
through this paper.
Remember that *ur prices are all marked in plain fi'g
^ ures and you can see the price* you are being charged for t
. what you want.
We have the beat, most complete stock of merchandise
you will be able to find in the four counties around us.
There is nothing in the clothing line that you cannot find
in our stocks. There is an article to please any taste in any
thing that we sell—the range of prices will suit any pocket
book. >
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Johnson Brothers
COFFINS x CASKETS
Funerals are solemn things. They inspire us with awe. At
best they but accentuate the vanjty,of life. But, sihce they
must come to all, it is a comforting thought to know that
ther solemnity can be surrounded with that evidence of
tender love which is insured by our undertaking depart
ment. ‘
i
Every effort has been made in this department to dull
the edge of the keen blade of grief. Our men are schooled
in that most commendable of all human characteristics—
sympathy. The unpleasant tasks of burial are underta
ken by them with a thorough understanding of the pangs
that are in the hearts of the bereaved. They serve with a
genuine spirit of service.
This department is equipped as thoroughly as is he j;;
best undertaking establishment of the country, ^num
bers in its personnel a licensed embalmer and carries cas
kets that range in price *ip to $ 1,000.
Look this department over when you come to town
again.
Barnes & Holliday Co.
Dana, N. C Coats, N. C.
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