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TIIUnSDAY, NOV. 4, 1920 CAMERON PAGE, Mrs. H&rrinfftoa. TOE RIOOHE COUNTY NEWS I cxt man - f-Jnomr- 'f I ORE DAT J. TJ WRrrtroft TT OKuuKraasioVVt. wJ ilni yi nitil'YTt SAVES I llni OMMMwrmAmiSTSTMCUIDaa uwvn mwMwmiww VJC ONtWUK)llKIUtniOI(.MXTM9MMSMI luKUiu FMiw tqmt toot ux irtwfci t nn wtjtw im-nm MknwLTerTttCMMnrvMmtAtt MAI CKIAL MmtMMKUHiuULWUHim WOMQRt EFFICIENT THAN RODS AND NOZZLES . For Sae bi Pinehurst Warehouse, Pinehurst J. E. PHILLIPS Hardware Furniture CAMERON Car Load Well Tubing, 18 and 24 inch. Fruit Jars and Turnip Seed 'Fixall Paints and Brushes . Fulca3ter Seed Wheat Cook Stoves and Ranges Cedar Tubs and Buckets Galvanized Shingles Pocket Cutlery, etc. ARTCRAFT RUGS 9 MB Almost before you know it only one left Because Occo-nee-chee Self-Rising Flour is great for biscuits, Waffles and hot-cakes. This flour contains baking-powder, , soda and salt in proportions to insure perfect results, and is economical, for the ingredients cost less when bought already mixed. Just, mix Occo-nee- -chee With water or milk and bake it takes only a few minutes. Self -Rising Flour, lake me imess out at Bakinjf v;,, wenwy iLf IW mr Mffi (Wiietn 5iWi KUInm Fhmr with mn Indian Htmd wm rhmg. ifcj todmy. r' r Of plain toan Frhn ia bmt Austio-HeAton'Co. ' Durham, N. C. 5ft 1 r IHMl ' y 1 l II " ' , '' " : " f ' " ' ", r '. ' ,v,v!- .-'V. ''L-: -' v-jS'v V ''' ' ""' '7 ' '1 . TZJC JMO Good CaiT2iGi I- AT OIMCE3. Good Pay. Write or Come. (T- SALLY, - Di:!!l:.3 The Old North SUte forever! . Miss Lula McPherson was the first woman to cast a Democratic vote in Greenwood toimship. ' k Miss Mamie: Neal Muse celebrateS her birthday by voting the straight: Democratic ticket. , . I Mrs. E. A. McFayden who is in her eighty-ninth year, voted the straight Democratic ticket Novembertnd. She , says some women are ashamed to tell : their age, but she isn't Mrs. H. T. Petty who has been se-! riously ill since last Thursday is much better at the present writing. All her children are at her bedside. We all are rejoiced over her improvement. Miss Margaret Gilchrist, who has been book-keeper for. the Cameron Lumber Co., at Smoaks, S. C, is at home on a vacation. - '-, ' , I am pleased to send in a year's sub scription to the News from Mr. D. T. Maples, Sr., a prosperous farmer on Route Two. v Miss Margaret Thomas is at home from Sanford on a visit Mr. John McNeill, who lias been spending a few weeks at home, left on Monday for Monroe, , Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Zeigler) Mr. and Mrs. H.'E.- Brewer of. Winston-Salem were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Doss. " , Miss Evelyn Ray visited her mother Mrs. D. S. Rayat Carthage Sunday. Mr. D. W. McNeill made a business trip to Greensboro Saturday. ' Misses Lucile Loving, Willie May and Vera Wooten, came over from Sanford to spent Sunday at home. Mr. Paul Joyner of Oxford is on a visit to his parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Joyner. - Miss Cathey Thomas, who has a po sition as stenographer in Raleigh, vis ited her parents on Route Two for the week-end. Mesdames H. D. Tally and J. D. Mc Lean were shopping in Raleigh Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. McLean of Aberdeen were in town Saturday and Sunday afternoon at the bedside of Mrs. H. T. Petty. Rev. Mr. Williams, the new pastor at the Baptist Church, with Mrs. Wil liams, spent Saturday night wUh the family of Rev. and Mrs. Hartsell. Mr. H. J. McNeill of Smoaks, S. C, came up ona business trip last week. Mr. Charles Loving came home from Clio, S. C., for the week-end. " - " Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod, Mrs. Flora Black motored over from Car thage Sunday afternoon to see Mrs. H.T. Petty. Mr. Charles Loving came up from Clio, S. C, to spend the week-end with home's folk. Dr. De Witte Mclver and family, af ter spending several years in Oxford, are moving back to, their former home at Maxton. . Miss Sue Hunter who teaches at Trenton, came home for the week-eiid. The new residence of Mr. J. J. Irvin on McPherson street is nearing com pletion. ' Mrs. Rufus Poindexter of Sanford was the guest last week of Miss Annie Borst. '.' Mrs. J. W. Hunter and little son spent Saturday night at Broadway with relatives. Pleased to report Miss Myrtle Cad dy convalescing after a long illness. - , Dr. and Mrs. De Witte Mclver of Ox ford were guests last week of Mrs. Lula Muse. Miss Chrissie McLean 'visited in Carthage last week. : vMr. and Mrs. J, B. McDonald and little sons of Duke, .visited last week at the home of Mr. John McDonald and daughters, over in East Cameron. - To the friends and neighbors who were so kind and attentive during the recent illness of my,daughter, Kate, she and I gratefully acknowledge our appreciation. .". : Mr. M. L, Boitorf, better known as Mallie Bolton on Route Three, was fa tally injured in an automobile wreck on the Capitol Highway near the home of Mr. Neill A. McNeilL He was found by some men who were passing. He was badly injured and unconscious. They carried him to the C C. Hospital but he died before medical aid could be given. He was buried Sunday at Cameron Hill in Harnett county by the side of his mother, who passed away about two months ago. , 'The . following items have been given to the correspondent for publica tion from two prominent church mem bers of different churches: ' - FronTthe Baptist follows: .. At one of the services held during the recent protracted meeting at the Baptist church, a special appeal was made to young people to dedicate themselves to some special work of the church, as missionaries, teachers in Christian schools, preachers, or nurses in our de nominational hospitals. Six young people responded and promised to try to prepare themselves for any work they might be later called to do, and were willing to "follow where He leads." This was a most interesting land helpful service. Flans are being Bapt'.it Sunday School some time dur ing Cl.ristmas week. An interesting (C,r:limji on r'1"8 Seven.) - " AUCTION SALE . FREE LUNCH SERVED At BINNEYWOOD, lately called amp Ellen, on ' AY, IW. mm beginning at 11 o'clock a. m., E. H. CAMP will sell at auction, all his Farm1 s IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS; also a FORD CAR and an INTERNATION. AL 2-TON TRUCK, CORN, HAY, FODDER, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Mules There will be a herd of 12 GUERNSEYS and 8 head of other cattle, 8 V ' cows in all, 10 heifers, one steer and one fine Registered Guernsey Bull 60 hogs, shotes and pigs, 40 sheep, one pair fine young mare mules. A FORDSONTRACTOR, plow and harness for sale; Manure Spreader, Lime Spreader, Guano Distributor, Grain Drill, Wagons, Harness, Plows, Cultivators, Power Ensilage Cutter and Blower, 5-ft. Mower, 7-ft Mower, Hay Rake, Hay Fork, Martin Ditcher, Terracer and Grader, Iron Roller, Riding Cultivator, Drag and Disc Harrow for 2 horses, DLaval Cream Sep-. " arator (new), Blacksmith tools and Portable Forge; Sargent Mill and Boil er, 1 good complete Saw Mill, and others articles too numerous to mention. E H. CAMP, Carthage Pay Yooifv HT1 A XZ'Tp' (Ha n pn n. AND SAVE THE DISCOUNT. I will be at the following places at the time specified below for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1920. v , . . Your- taxes are dueafter October 1st each year; the law contemplates that all taxes must be settled not later than the following January. The new tax law gives a discount of one per cent on all taxes paid during the months of October and November; during the month of December, the net amount ; after January 1st, one per cent will be added each month until paid. s NOW is the time to pay your taxes, before the rush, and save the discount. If you are not able to meet me on this round, settle at the office. . , , Don't delay, this important matter. ' N EAGLE SPRINGS, Wednesday, November 10th 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ' SPIES :-r-.;....l. Thursday, November 11th 10 a. m. ta 4 p.m. GRASSY CREEK STORE - Friday, November 12th ..U::l 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. HEMP ------ILL Saturday, November 13th 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. IHGH FALLS J Monday' November 15th 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. GLENDON f uesday, November 16th 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. CAMERON Wednesday, November 17tn -i.!,i-10 a. m. to 4 p. m. VASS Friday, November 9th l...1.10 a. m. to 4 p. m. SOUTHERN PINES -,.:r-r"- Saturday, November 20th L-L.T 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. " ADET.DEEN -J Monday, November 22nd J.. 10 a. m. to 4 p.' m. ADDOR J Tuesday, November 23rd ----- Until noon. PINECLUFF - Tuesday, November 2rd In the afternoon. JACKSON STRINGS l-.-- Wednesday, November 24th Until noon. WEST END Wednesday, November 24th In tha afternoon .Respectfully, :'';!;-.: "'.''.' ', 7' - D.' AL. BLUE, SheriJf of Bloore County. iriCHURST,' N. C.
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