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New C.Uce i-i Ciiwell Lllg.
Carthage, U. C
'Phone: CHIce,. 91$ House, 343
Mrs. Gardner, of Haw Branch, is
visiting ber daughter, Mrs. . Eeid
Pleasants, '. '
Mrs. C. A. Cox and children, of
Roland, are visiting at the home of
her father, Mr. J. Alton Mclver.
W. G. Carter, of Carters Mills, was
in town Monday, t - V, ' ' .
Mrs. Phillip Hayes and four chil
dren, of Chattanooga, Tenn., are vis-
SAMUEL R. HOYLE I itors at the borne of D. A. McDonald.
Miss Mary Currie, a student of the
Greensboro Summer School, was a
week-end visitor at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blue and R, L.
Burns drove to Burlington Tuesday' .
Mrs,. Bettie- Stuart . has : returned
rom Roland, where she spent several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Evans.
H. S. Reid, of Columbia, S. C.,
spent the week-end at home. .
Misses Evelyn and Rosa Hooka and
Expert Watch and Clock Repairing Jth; W.Tpent Monday in San-
Harry R. Ilirie
Attorney at Law :
OFFICE IN SEA WELL BLDG;
CARTHAGE, N. C -
K.R.HOTLE,
Sanford,N.C .Carthage, N. a .
Hoyle : Hoyle
LAWYERS . . ' '
General Practice State and Federal
Courts. Abstracting Titles and Col
lections a Specialty. --.v-V X "
2nd Hoe? Law Bid- Carthage, N. C
B. F. Yhitlock
CARTHAGE, N C
DR. L. M. DANIELS t ;
DENTIST. , 'v
' ',,1 ' X-Ray Diagnosis.
, Rooms 7, 8, and J, Arcade Bldg.
Over Jack's Lunch. 7
'y; Hours: 9 a. .m. to 4 p. in. ."
. "telephone No. ',lLy" ' -p
LAIiEVW HOTEL
Dinner . .;; '. :
i . . ' ,i "SlinaClY; iNOOn o Connista,' S. C., are visiting rela:
! ' i. n ""J "' h-A-i"?: tives:in-;Carthage.'-i y Ayy .'..-yS.
uby Evcniiig
Sam Jackson,' of Florence, S. C,
spent the week-end in Carthage.
Miss rannie Dixon, of Sanford,
was a guest at the home of D. A. Mc
Donald last week. ? . -. ..,,. .'. y;':.
Mrs, Atkinson, of Fayetteville, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Muse. : y i '; h': '
Mr. and Mrs. John McCaskill, of
Lumberton, were Carthage visitors
during the Fourth. ..; .. -y ' y yy
Frank Buchanan R. B." Lindsay,
of Southern Pines, were in Carthage
Monday.,- :-V y "yyy' iy ." jy y
Mr.' J. K. Roberts with her son,
Phillip, and daughter, Anne McRae,
o
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Howard Burns was home from Ra
leigh for the Fourth.
L. B.'; Clegg went to .Greensboro
and Winston-Salem last week: " -
Prof. J. C., Kelly, of Eureka, left
last Friday for a summer course at
Columbia University in New York;
Mrs.' Kelly will spend the summer in
Farmville, .Virginia. i.
Wilbur Currie went to Greensboro
Monday,
; , TWO PEKFOIUIANCES . Sonny Clarke, of Greensboro, spent
Commencing 7:30 and 9:00 p. m.the week-end in Carthage. .
; Robert Burns: who is a member of
I the Shelby baseball team, spent Sun
day at home'.. ! '
H. C. Caddell,. of Spencer, was in
ICarthaee Monday,
Mrs. Luther Wallace, MisB Bonnie
and Bernie Wallace drove to Raleigh
'Friday. :'H ''i';r&l, !.t4&:L
E Cures Malaria, Chills, . Edwin Seagroyes, instrument man
Fever, Bilious Fever, 'or the State Highway Commission,
Vj J Colds and j LaGrippe; Ff jW??' .nt
, v-- at home. J-., ".... ,i ':
PROCESS THEATRE
:OUTIIERN PINES, N. C
THURSDAYS
; .SATURDAYS
TOBACCO FLUES
Orders Solicited
m. c. Mcdonald,
West End, N. C.
(7-27-p.) , .
Mrs. Annie Fry- died at the Caro
lina Hospital in Sanford Friday af:
ternoon at 5:15. Mrs. Fry suffered
a stroke of paralysis last March while
in Florida. She was brought home
and later sent to the Carolina Hos
pital for treatment, but failed to re
cover. - j ; N .
Mrs. Fry was Miss Annie Shields
before her marriage, and was born
and raised in Moore ' county. She
married Mr. Jim Fry, of . Carthage,
who died several years ago. She was
devoted member of the Carthage
Methodist church and was one of the
well-knowii characters of the com
munity in which she lived. ' ,
The funeral services were held on
Saturday afternoon at "4 o'clock in
the Methodist Church by Rev. G. -Vf.
Perry. 'The interment took place in
Cross Hill cemetery. S v . : I
Mrs. Fry leaves one daughter, Mrs.
A. D Way, of Carthage, and a brothi
er, Mr. Tom Shields. - She was the
mother of two sons, Braxton and
Wade Fry, whose deaths preceded
her's. ,
-, , CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere ap
preciation for the many kindnesses
shown during the illness and at the
death of 'our mother.
'I Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Way.
SCHEDULE SCHOOL EXTENSION
Eagle Springs, July 6th, Carthage
7th, White HiA 8th, Carthage 10th,
Pinebluff 11th, Ingram Branch 12th.
On account of the revival services
at the Methodist church the date in
Carthage ws exchanged with that of
Farm. Life SchooL ; ;". t U
During the month of July we will
give the 'pictures once a week in Car
thage. ; , ; ;; , - S V; r; w
Our Aate'. for Monday evening,
July 10th, at Cameron, will be post
poned till further notice. ,
; ' ; Flora McQueen; Director.. ".
FRUIT TREES. Buy from J. Van
Lindley Nursery.. .See ad. on page
Two.
7-6-4tp.)
FRUIT. TREES. Buy from J. Van
. Lindley Nursery. .See ad. on page
Two. , , ; yS i , 7-6-4tp.)
Peroxide Cream
Typewriter paper?
office, of course 1
1 Announce Round Trip Week End
V. . Fares to Aquadale, Jackson '
Springs, Norwood.1 :
" Tickets on sale Fridays and Satur
days, commencing May 19th, continu
ing to September. 23rd, limited for re
turn midnight of Tuesday . following
date of sale. ''.
" . J. F. DALTON,'
; General Passenger Agent.
(5-18 to Sept. 23.)
NORFOLK-SOUTHERN R. R.
Passenger Schedules
; Effective April 1, 1922 '
. t ' Subject to Change. ' .
Not Guaranteed.
LEAVE HALLISON
10:37 A. M. CHARLOTTE..
94 A. M. RALEIGH.
J. F. Coggin.. Agent,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Underwood, of
Sanford, with their daughter and son,
spent Sunday .with Mrs. Fannie Un
derwood. ' " "
Miss Bertie May left Wednesday
for the Durham Conservatory of Mu
sic where she will take , a summer
course. ' . .
Harvey Yow is visiting home's folk
in Ashboro. ' "
Miss Kate Bryan and mother left
Wednesday for Jackson v Springs,
where they will spend a while. ; '
Mrs. H. W. Chitty went to Wash.
ington, jj. u., last week, to be near
her Husband, who is In the hospital.
H. L. Graves and E. C. Fry toot
part in the trap shooting contest at
Sanford on the Fourth. . Both made
very creditable scores. , , '
Born to Mr. and, Mrs. Al. Gold, on
Monday, a son..-" y.;
Dr. S. Rapport, of Durham, will be
at the Tyson Hotel, Thursday. July
13th, for the 'purpose, of lexamining
Attfc. .Mil AMJMM mIbbBA. ' TAM1mU.
I have them to Sell or Trade. Also that you pay, nothing for the exam-
. Write Nation of your eyes, in buying glas
ses of me, and furnish only the best
quality, at a moderate price. D. S. R.
DEATH OF MRS. v SARAH LEACH
Mrs. Sarah Catharine Leach, aged
80 years, died last Wednesday at her
home, Glen Dale Farm, four' miles
east of Biscoe. , She was buried in
I the family cemetery on the following
Friday, the services being conducted
by Rev. W. L. Wilson, pastor of Ben
salem Presbyterian thurch. Mrs.
Leach was the widow of . the . late
Alexander Leach and is survived by
two children, Mrs. J, B. Shamburger,
of Star, and Kenneth W. Leach, of
Biscoe; five grandchildren, . Misses
Mary Ina, Annie, Frances, Elizabeth
and Jane Shamburger, .of Star; and
two brothers, K. M. -Currie, of Car
thage, and Rev. W. P. M. Currie, of
Wallace. ) ,
SELL the original Watkins products.
i Uopd city territory .stUl'pen. Oet
our wonderful offer and free samples.
Write today. ,The J. R. Watkins Co.,
Dept. 78, New York, N. Y. (7-6-2tp.)
WANTED. Copies of .. The .; Moore
County Ne,ws under dates of Sept.
22, 1921, and Oct. 13, 1921. v. Will
pay 25c, each for first two copies re
ceived at the News Office.
repair any make .of machine.
m vonr needs. '' '
J. C, WILKES, Jackson Springs, N. C.
Hemstitching and
i:Vv;'Picoting.:-..;
'i ' 10c Per Yard.
i Work done came day received.
(Miss) BERTH A McDONALD
Crlhage,14. C. ' Dox 243.
At the News
. You can get out in the open and
' '
. gain the benefits of exposure to the 1
, sun without any fear of its effect-.
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upon your 'skin, or complexion by
:7p y'. -f-' i.'irX V.;hyS.J-yi s.;yy vi yy-y'-i 'y.'''v.-- itA y XXx'-XX.X
using our ' , '
PEROXIDE CREAM
- Only 25 Cents ,"i
;,Chas. Cole Gompaiay:-
Prescription Druggists, ,
CARTHAGE,' f NORTH CAROLINA
''We have it, ' '
V Can get it, ' . 1
' Or it isn't made."
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FOR SALE. Exceptionally nice lot
pure bred Duroc-Jersey pigs eight
weeks old. y Price 7.50 each. Cres
cent Farm,, Box 157,, Aberdeen, N. C.
(7-6-Zt.) ; .. . ;
FOR SALE. 79 all wood, low-back
chairs,, in- good condition.' ' Suita
ble for'kitchen, dining room, sleeping
room tr porch. ; A bargain at $1.00
each. . Terms, cash. Mrs., C. H.
Simpson, President Ladies' Aid, Pine
lluff.N.C, - . dtp.)
STORE FOR RENT. Pennsylvania
avenue, Southern Pines. " Large
room and basement. Possession at
once. J. J. McHugh. . (6-29-2tp.)
FOR SALE. FnrnUhed 4-roem cot
tage,' extra lot, located on ' Eart
Broad St. Price, $3,000. Will do
better 'for cash. . . Apply Box 213,
Southern Pines, N, C. (0-29-4tp.)
SALESMAN WANTED, to .ell first
i class monuments and tomb stones
on commission; good money for the
right man.' Write us for our propo
sition. Henderson Granite Mir
ble Works, I. S. Blue, Mgr.; Hender
son, N. C. ' ' , y (6-22 to 7-28.)
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EETTIE HOLLEMAN CLASS I.SEET
The Bettie Holleman S. S. cUbs
a meeting July 4th at the home
of lira. W. G. Wy. The next meet
i ' v "1 le held t the home of I.Irs.
J, C. ','a!!ace, k.-jJ the class will be
.U.'nt-J by tie preJJent, Urs.
f ' - i, on TuesJay, Ac;-: t 8th. .
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i J 1 ' it t:.e t' ue of . t;.e
LADIES, ATTENTJON-- 1 ;
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING
' 10c. per yard. : -Orders
filled promptly. ' ',
Mr, J. R. Mallard, Sanford, N. &
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' CC3 quickly relieve' Colds,
Constipation, Ciliousness ' and
Headaches. A Fine Tonic 9-14
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Thing You Want
It is wise to Remember that
The Place to Get It
, b Where Yow Can Get It
The Pinehurst Warehouses
Pinehurst N. G.
The One Big and Complete Thing of the Kind in
; the Sandhills Section.
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EVERY DAY COMES UP THE NEED OF SOME SUPPLY ABOUT
THE PLACE, MAYBE BIG, MAYBE LITTLE, MAYBE A LARGE RE.
QUIREMENT, MAYBE A SMALL AMOUNT, BUT IT MAKES NO DIF. ; .
X-Terence.' V; ; ; r r ;- ' y ' :
The Pinehurst Warehouses .
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.. : Provide for all These Calls.
YOU CAN BUY A CAR LOAD, FOR THAT IS THE WAY THE
STUFF COMES, OR YOU CAN BUY A HANDFUL, FOR FROM THE
i CAR LOAD YOU CAN ALWAYS TAKE MUCH OR LITTLE. ;
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. i THE MAIN THING IS TO HAVE WHAT YOU WANT, IN THE
QUANTITY YOU WANT, AND WHERE YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU
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