LEE COUNTY TURNS TO
BERRIES AND PEACHES
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C»wi A* Wmt Apfrndbi
Sanford, Doe, 7.—Th* rapid and
certain approach of i&e bail weevil
aud the peculiar adaptability of the
anil ha* led the fanners of La* coun
ty to turn their attention to th* pro
duction of other crops than that of
cotton a* th* principal money crop.
Already It has .bean demonstrated
that Las county roll la adapted to
the growth of the finest grades of to
bacco, and th* tobacco market hare
for the past two years ha* mad* good.
But many farmers In this section
are tfn willing to put all of their
eggs even in two baskets. They ar*
branching out Into the culture of;
berries and peach**. For a number of
yearn dewberries have been grown
ia this county with great profit. R. R.
Carrington ha* IB sorts near Ban
ford in dewberries. Mr. Carrington
rectutly set out 10,000 strawberries
and about 1,000 peach tree*.
C. H. Smith has a large fans naar
Olivia, about 11 miles from here,
which he baa recently equipped with
well appointed tenant homes. Mr.
Smith has sot out this fall 2,000 peach
tree*. He win also specialise in to
bacco culture and the growth of peas.
L. P. Wilkins and H. A. Palmer re
eently pare hated a large farm in tha
Lanon Springs section, which they
hare equipped for tha growing of
frait ssd tobacco, haring pit oat
5,000 poach trees. E. B. Hodgin, who
'* tha pioneer peach grower of this
aaetlon. has a fWe-arr* orchard be
tween this city and Jonesboro, which
has netted him handsome prof Ha for
tha pant taro years. J. R. DaJrymple.
of Jonesboro; W. A. Harkle, of this
city, and many others In the coanty
hare launched into the frait and ber
ry boeineae. Through refrigerator
cars from this place to Cleveland,
Ohio, and Boeton, Maas, are uaed la
Aippiag the product* of the Lee
coanty orchard*.
MELICAL PROFESSION
IS AGAINST DR. LORENZ
Bat the Femeaa Austria* Surging la
CA| to De All He Can For
Crippled Children
New York. Dec. 7—Although
keenly hurt by the cold shoulder ho
■aid the medical profession of this
country had turned toward him. Dr.
Adolph Lorana, famoua Austrian, in
dicated to eight he would probably
continue to carry on hta free elisl—
for crippled here. He had announced
earlier la the day that'h* would *
ban do* them end return to Vienna.
"Til Any, if they don’t throw me
eat," he said tonight.
X- Lorens attributed tha fselbv
I---a
■lain*! Mm to aaiuao^i’.'.r. hr. d
the war, and aaid It war general wtiii
In the medical preflation of the Um
|Ud State* The people aa a wtao.e,
though, had been wonderful beyond
daecriptlon la their reception of hla
work, the eurgeon added.
"Whether 1 go home to Vienna ee
stay and do what I can la entirely
up to the health commissioner of New
York," he declared tonight
When Health Commissioner Cope
land wet told of this, he sold he
weald eee to it tomorrow that Dr.
Dorena remained. He aaid he would
cell together a pro up of orthopedic
•orbeone end map out a channel for I
the Austrian visitor’* activities that
would dlleld him from exploitation;
and ensue warm and proper co-opera
tion. ;
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They aey Germany wants raw ma
terial* Sand her tome diverse caeca.
Ju-ilvr B. Y. P. U. Program
l‘V December IX, l#2l
Mai Locile Ay cock. loader.
Topic: Talc* ol the Red Men.
Introduction: By yraup leader. ■
(o) Pone: XU drew—by Eleanor
Grimes.
Scripture reading — Matthew IS,
1-9—by Louise Denning.
Missionary work among Indiana—
(a) Early Work—by EnoU Pugh (b)
Prraont Work—by Trank Cullam.
IIow Indian Btoriea Have Bean
Saved—by Margaret Lucas.
Solo—WeVe A Story To Tell—by
Marion Kanma
An Old Indian Chief nad Hi*
Works—by Beasi* Ilobbs.
An Indian Story—by Rachel Ay
cock.
IVano Solo—Chariott* Hatcher.
Some Words from Christian In
dians—by Robert Britt.
Memory verse—Louise Brewer.
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A lAbCu SUlta Mail* au4 *
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
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NOTICE
K'otloa I* berab^ aim that tha ua
dfwifnad • dm ini Abator af G. W. Ea
nia, d*eaa«sd, wttt aaD at public aae
*• 1ifcc W«bt|| bidder for ano
half ''ash, the bafcaya to ba paid with
in I* months front the data af aala
•nd to ba lecqrad by a xood not*
bearing Interest. A larre quantity
and other peremsm. proparty, oa tha
fTc,'nJr*w°r “if totaaiod at lfrOB
l&T* M- •" WBr, Daeember 92,,
TbU 8th day of December mi.
**;, T-GODWrN,, Administrator of
5 W. ENNIS, Dniiitd.
Dec. 9 16. ,v
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NOTICE SALE O^LAMD FOR Dl
Onf" “«• hy tortus of authority
rootalnsd In aq oyfar af eouK upon
> ipaeial pfoeaad%bafaro tha clerk
kz'r' ZS* "WV a
Barefoot, Eva R. Una and bun.
>and W. R. Ha< tad tjiu... p
Westbrook and _ ‘ Lawia WesK
JJ’?!L»ndnext Maud
if UlUan F. Waat) !er tha dm.
on ml a certain of land h*x«U
Jcseribid, tha * ad commit
doner in accordance with an
srder of aala a da la tba court
in Morambar Mb, 1921. will
iffar for aala, to ha highest bidder
•' caah, upon U tot deaerihad ba
*w “ Wtohar ft, 1M1
SAiSSf *■ “u“»
»gjs.*a as it s»
railroad in Avan too township on
Pm;# •trort in tU Ju of tha town
>f Dunn, N. C. BMmaJac at a «*«t~
Ndalrf ftps street in
I. D. Will I saw Mitod runs South
east direction iff lost to a Vtakc,
'■ “li#i thanea a Uaa
? *•■?* J“?k ta R?“*t*nrl dlrec
iou 180 feat to fi' stake, J. D.
Williams eernerv ftbence a line
mrtherty d:n iiUfcW180 font to a
take in Pope atii|t thanea a lino
elth mid street Utah aaatoaly dlree
ion 180 feet tsIW beginning con
alning 22,800 amah fact.
Tho above laqZ|f aold under ok
Ifr of court forBByiryett of dl
Tenna af sato/mA.
Tima of Mh.faapiay, December
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KOiiCS C.:' SALS
Under and by virtue ot the
lty if i judgment of the Superior
Court of Jiarnett County entered in’
• eauto aatitlod "The Bank of Bar-!
nett again*! J. D. Byrd, end wife,:
Mary L Byrd, Parrirh-Drive: Ccm-'
pnny and w. H. Pnrrlah,” the under-:
alga od roamlaiioner appointed by ’
the Court will cn Tuerduy. Decc. il er
2Tth 1KI, at 12 o’clock M„ offer for
Mte at public oactlou at toe wait
konao door, in the terra of Llliington
the following doteribrd reel ertate in
Harnett County, N'rth Caroline:
Adjoining the laud* of 1. A. Par
ker, O. P. Norn* a:<4 C. i. Pyrri. it
bclag the home plate where tho raid
I. D. Byrd and hit wife, War- I,
Byrd, now live, i| being Mary I.
Byrd*! part of her father*! rit.itc, bt
ginnlng at corner of Lot No. 1 and
rune a* this line South 21 Eart ! 1 50
chain* to a etake In Smith’* live:
thence aa hi* line Snulh 65 Kart 9.2.1
rhaina to a itake and pointer*; thc.:cc
Worth 26 Wert 8.84 chain* to a pil e
L <3. Jemigan'i corner, aleo a cor
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EAGLE PENCIL C MPANY. NEW YORK
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
On account of the condition of my health I have
decided to retire from Liainoas and will offer my
stock of groceries for aa1.* Lo the higheat bidder at auc
tion on—
Wednesday, December 14
Or if you are inter, , ted in the purchase of it I
will sell at a private ask any tima before above date.
The purchaser will get the benefit of my leaae on the
building I now occupy on North Clinton Avenue.
N. A. BUTLER
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FERTILIZER*
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HOME MIXING MADE A SUCCESS
Um MEALYMOH1A—latter far heme than eectan aaa4
-Meal---< >
Who you ou meal get your ammonia from only one !’
eource When yon uae MXAL.YM0.V1A yoo got AMMONIA from !
t'kier sources, Sulphate of Ammonia, Tobacco vtcme and cotton 1 1
seed meal. j |
MEALYMCNIA Analysa. a. follow.. | :
Add ..1.00 Par Cant
. AMMONIA ... .7.00 Par Cant
Potash . _4A0 Par Cant
Nothing to injure the seeks, will keep like cotton teod meoL
V^TD°nNr.Sfo^kAJ‘Y“.ONIA • TON of II pereeet ! I
ACID PH08PHATE will give two tons of fertiliser analysing at
follows:
Phasphorls Add-ISO Per Cant
Ammonia---3AO Par Cant
PMaah.—.tot Par Cant
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANG.: BY N. B. LEE, DUNN, K. C
-MABl ONLY BY
LEE COUNTY COTTON OIL CO, —SANFORD. N. C. \\
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Barnet ft Holliday Co., * Don, .N C.
REINALD WERRENRATH
Antrica'i Fmwimt *twn
at the
Raleigh Auditorium
On thr Evening of
Friday, December 16th
Ticket* fo? Sale at Raleigh
Time* Building
Price*: $2.75, $1.65 and $1.10
(hue paid)
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’’resented by the
' f aUREAU
r—ee Building. Raleigh.
At Eight Miles an Hour, or Eighty
IVTHETHER cifcwiin.; along; al a snail’s pace in congested
\yf traffic or hi^in : *l;*» hrttfi '•rwM on an open country
road, “Stands "' '* Motor Gcsoitne will fire smoothly
ghd hui n up cocipl'tdy,
That is why i'3 tal ” e.-n <,! c.’t'a" cut of all proportion to
the Increase ba lot:.! 'uiir.: -v-.:.~iplion.
E*t>"*denc»d driven. vlw 'i ,i . i .' n fdliuir of the improved
*?$‘r:>(Urti” Molt’'.1 ' • ». * «j v:*f*dly go far out of
tjkeir way to plutic r< p-rr t. '—a.
Ant fhSt fs not af-e.unw. fVI;:*Wc» d-niers handling this
lieelty ?>alnnced moio«- fnt-J i. 1 to hr fcand on I rath Mikf
. *h» h'pfhwey where re? jv.i *; atfL Yh.v c harge no more
hr ‘ standard” Motor GtM,5V * 'l-’i o’hcTs ask for Inferior
fTide-i mssqueradlnj ttn;V- frJtdfuJ names.
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If your motor is sluggish have lh> rarhon cleaned from
• gyUnfieri) and spark plu ;, < ;!..y the old diluted oil from
Jour -»wnk case, and f.<i- v v.*a«: v >h a pin; or so of La*.
Mhe. OH wdh POiiARINE r.1' ’!;,•■ ?r ti.io ^pcciftevl for your
V* Then pin il'3lin.i*" ’■* Fui:?o * Gasoline into your fuel
fcuk and see whst a good car run do,
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STANDARD GIL COMPANY
; (NEW JERSEY)
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