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u.- ■ '! -is- \ Jfl .. i . WJ .iiilj v^rrr I 4V^' s 'A;f.- , v> rv ??0L. XIII. NO. 41 ColliNi Efejptrt ^ere were ilr6D7> UUes of cot ton^ned itt Boke coanty prior to Deo.^13, 19i7i as compared, with 7,752 bales sdnned to Dec. %pU, , ^ _ ■ ■ W. M. McFadven. On Christmas evening Mr. £▼• ' an Wright and Miss Ina Sinclair ' Were iuletty married, Rev. B; Townsend offidating.., Mr. Charlie Baker and Miss A^ie GilUs were raairted Christ mat eventng at the Piri^bytei^ah Manse, Rev. W. C, Brown offi- V'oiating. After tne marritigea _ reception was given Mr. and Mrs the,home of Ithe hride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gil' v iia, near town. ' At the bride’'s home atStohey 'iV ijpofaiV N on DeCi 26tbi ^1917, t ■ ‘iir..D. B. Currie was married to ij;; ^llisa'Emn» Gwaltney. ; ' ‘ ' '..1 ' ^ To all these young people The \ ^dnroai-exteads congratulations Annual •Stateinent '‘of the Iper diem and iniiage allowed the members of tb^; Bpa^ of Coun li^ Cqmimsstdnei^ ' themselves » from'ai?d including Dec. ^ 4th,li^6,jte and; includ- ' tetei ii dm., at^C^ per day, ^ $66.00 Tlw^ted 84mHee £■ ■ ^■41^.20 , 'LouiiiPadii^,.1Sonx'^ M ^ndadlQg *1 .i . RAEI?ORD, Nf^ffl’OAltoUtfi IAN.' l^i.. >7 A ^ -* I W • /» • $USO PerYem fmi ‘O '■' Mr. Cedi Dew. _ .»..• ^ I id. .f. ing school Mr. Herh^^McKdithan of Ab erdeen is at home on a ihoit va- attend- ieboro, spent Ghri8tmaa:ai home.^ ' - ' ' • ; Editor arid Mm* ' Poole* had all their childrm . with them during.the h(4iday& , V Mr. A. D. GorC 'lpent Chri^ mas with his parent in Chad- tod, CdtdtobtiStoiinty:- The men^nts have taken, or dre taking, pr wilt take stock before entering upoii \lgl8. There was a two • million dol lar tire in Norfolk, Va-A yestec-' day. and some think it was the work ofj^Stermap spies,' ' This is lOTSi and* is geheraHy believed this year will see the clbae dr the iaeaf ' World War^ Let us hppe so.' The ik a man WM1 - Nor«moK« Whndevers “.And ehtitts AlLf K There is a man n - ^ ^ Anything His wife can * r ‘ At morning'* w iS» Mr, G- B. Rowland returned in Tuesday I'rotn ^yfen . day« visit 3p.Ant in Cnsit^as festivifios ,Wendell/^h 'e.l-iiive.'. The A C'Ufl' wheat her iuis caust'o quite-kw^* in cadned fruit put up in. glass , jars.'^ -We have heard of lot Of: it freezing' and. th'e Jars'bofstihg.• •■ Mr. NeUl. MoKeithan leftMonV day for |i[inBtdhV ‘ whdr6''he ao- cepte a responsiWe position .with, tTue of t^ leading Ibu^hess con- cdni6 of tii^t^chiy. 1_ ;J 'T-heiBermans^ contihae- to at tisifek' ‘the* British, ’‘ French'and uriOusly and meet de- pbihti—In-feetr the Allies are^gradualiy .-gaining. ^ 'I^ishii^ Bros."^, start a'‘pre- reindderingtoe^Tan. iTth. You JTpad their pg^ ad. >Theyare Cotton wsn-^oted at thirty The weatherman - does .not promise apy relief soon. ^ j .,! ' . Miss Thelma r Jbhh^n' en^rS Pea:^e Institute this week.- '■ -: ■ . " i"‘' r. Miss Agnes yinclalr of VRI; mingloh is on a visit to her home people; ’ ; ■i '' — *v Prof, and Mrs, J. A. McGoo- ^n spent the holiday^ in iLa Gran^/ ^ • . lAfe-4 . . r,.» U ' , •. , *■ • Mr. J. G. Morgan and faipaily spent Christmas with Laurin- burg relatives. ‘Mr. Mack McDiarnlid rnude.;a business tnp.bo ...Goldsbuiip last week On hiadc^ . j yDri and .Mfs.JH. MpK.Mcpjar^' •mid spent Christmas with- rela- jives iriLcmfihburg." Lawrence,P.Qole has b^n se^ to an officers’ training^ schooll at sonae point ia.-Texa84^’' ti4 J!.. ' fliv '1 fi , 4tA iidi^ D^ ii£7, U'4ay$ at $3 a day Tkareied 193 miles at 6c, ' 9.8 ->Total $61.80 )ye is a true and ac^ account of the time and ^ io4 the_County Comm[Mii mrsinf Hoke County froaytfai^4th day"df Dec., 1916, to aha ihdud ing the.'«rdday-of 4?oe^l917, Thin 2l8t day of D^., 19i7. R. L. fiETflUNE, -Registef cf Deeds. to eo! fheir htorp^ ihiQtUito 'Miss Plorehoe Gordon -hf- .r^' Gr- 'iore' ‘h’^ebur^,^' G“,' is'^visitiiig^ Jb^r 8*ister,Mr&Vj..Wr‘'Cume.' J''"'' i ... .fejPiU^^oQ^the Aloes’ hpvp recently been mafcitig' freqivjpj destructive air' raids over Germany, aihd it is said the (jer*- man people are- growinglgulte nervous, ,We shpji] -V ektmitl isM ing Ihel ' Several dbgs'went road in 1 ojwn ..:a. last' .Week*. ,and were ' prdiritiy killed. . . - i .... V/. \ ; A4 the. teachers and pupila have returned^to their respethlve schools. _ i Ellington and K^le. hop .pi Off pi:d, are visiting ‘Mr^. Cht-holmr''“““* - The jury for the January term TP L. 1 ft of court, but we did not get the (iiK „ D,-1 I , u- L list tor pubhcaffon'. - - . for PluJrt.»lelphlu lb . ■' Mrs4, Blapk. ^ ©r.-and- •Mrs.“-P: Tuaf spent ' .their,. .Christmas.. vacatUm whh rel^ivgs.iD Aberdeeiju..,*- 1 ■ , .^^0- Porter pT Ba ffyi', Roiile'2rwas h*pleasant caMsr ?t t b' Ji^irhal bflSce- Mowfai^ ■’ piVtlfCi ,ri»oi‘* jairis,., " ires;-— He^s paralyz‘*d. . 1 s jhe'is . ' Ight. — dead. J VV.L. Mcj^adyen fol Montrose spem |Lhe pSaSoh'witii refative: in Pijl McGiU' ha-'’ a tame ireity animal. This one riferous as his kind . 'N. F. Sinclair and N. lyign of ’^ontrcse^--Were Mr. Luke Bethune^^ur ioHdays. '' Mr. W', S. Grump, a promint'nt pitizra w^Richmond county. ,vis-| Mr. g/w; ,. ,at,weefci.., ■ :4 torem, new,, members, .have been a^Mped to the Red, Cross In Hokejte|entty, and the dbofhiare co&e .'right' rh. m tipW requires moQjtt^bfejolCby.the.,cord pc fraetion^Mtorebl. ^ By-t be load is an unsatlMfetitofT way to buy it. ^V-4t€La«ehhn urges Thift.^Stimpe. His "“y e;;^1ains the bus- illon. .That’s all it is. ^tting money in a rife J , .a^to''bi Uness It^ jii|4 you get your ^-GeTiAan spiea Are-doing a lot of niean work in our country. Every good^tizen watch out There was a f7o,000 fire ' at Camp Green, Charlotte* Tues day. The damage was cov^ered by insurance’ - -.3 - . • . . . -...y*. .. , Miss Nannie McNeill has been unnnimously elected assistant euehor by I he school committee at Aberdeen Chapel. . .. Mjss Clifistian MbKeitlmn who is teach«flig..in. Grev^ Creek towjashiiK^^ GumbfcMand xounty, sp^ lase holidays’at homer' Tbe'Raeford -Furmture- Com4. pSTiy erijoy^ a gieatlylgbf^ased tra4e,dttriiig J^cand planning for greater things.- The. long buildidg nearest the railroad and nearest this waS at the State Satiitoriumr was deK stroyed by fire, Dec. 23rd! f And as a results number of .patients had to be sent home. The Jawyere Rafeford are mn dyer, witlvriiFbrk hnihg out q^tipnanes jfcnr 'men drafted Wtlifiail work for. nothihgv ^ Boys, 1 ^ Mrs. CnNm EMcflaiM. , Mrs. A- Cameron enh r- tsin^ a m rhber'bf-the joiam^-r, set m} *'ednesday evenfttg •» last vtt’ic in bonor hersHM* r. Miss Bennie Cpcbufch, t lvf» is a student at Peace In; Raleigh, and Was at home' th"'hblld^iy,A' ‘ Ihe young folks say tRey a most enfoyable evening. - ' The Weather. People want could weathc r- a kill and sah by their pork, * ,»t ‘ this winter has been- too p-t.-uh fra* that most of the- time i! j ee weeks or* niore. Three weeks ago we had t- s'x souw with cold weather, but last Saturday and Sunday were the coldest days" of the winter, the temperature reaching zero, which rarely occurs in thi; sec tion. There was snow S'»hir- day accompanied by strong wind Th? snow might have bee) two iuches de^p, if it could i.ave stoprpecl anywhere. I'he was a light fall, of ; r ow Mondav, but. the weathei lad moderated considerably, Sunday being the coldest day we have had since Feb. 15th, 1899. i H KISS I41«iAl®i:SSit,B, *. v.RA£FORo,,r*«ii: -mEPH0NE'-30i .DAY-OR NtGHT n,. New 'Years* ReselutionSi^i^n’t forget to i^y your 1917 'town - -‘-'V, •'/ ' J ^ ■ i \j . . » , / .t fUi w'*-. taxes. * " A. E. McLEAllf:'' Chief of Police' and ‘ Tax Collector!"'" '"V" i>i An Old Mole. ' ^ Thirty years ago Mr. Hughie ^^ampeH,-no,w dec^^ed, bought ' ^ small ^ay mule ham^ Mollie. Imd although small was an un- ally spirited and useful ani- I. It^is said noman could hold lljeif he took a whlj^ in the baggy with him, althdughjshe only weighed about 650 'wheu in i4 hat of conditioh, __ AJolHe ffiedj aged 40 years. Tlie late Mi* 9iI>K^9 CanapbeJl father of our couniymen," John H., McLeAn apid Mlj A. CatopJbell, owned the mule.^nd with him was a pet, and^ihs since his been in the of jds-jvidpw. Mts^ '4^ _ , phell, Mr, J H. Campbell. jFqt a \quarter of a century lie d^ faithfully a big mule’s :k foOhe Campbell fapMly,, if her deClhiihg ^years .the .%iiidest'. ctTveatment! lyid died .honored and respected. ^ : 1 Rev. A. P. Dickson now of iron J^cllXHeP^torodSde- gr(^ below zero Sunday morn ing, --i^Ie one on *a south porch registered 3 degjr^ abpye zero. Epstein’s Department store wilt be enlarged soon. Mr. Ep stein is trying to ^qiire, a room to be but out of the armory to be up for ladies’' ready-to- miiiBary-.-He'eays he more room. Hi. hoped thepe^e _ b of H^ke county would have' con tributed a thousand dollars to graat^XA.J^v Q:t.Ai.Q8niq*_b.ut ve are disappointed. The' ;iveD half that amount. They should jifet another chance. ...ThABoisheviki Russian gov ernment has refused to accept ;he Gtormw peace terms. But theRussians arejKpjdlvided th&y wiD.aot,hfi.QLfiu:theLjafiiiyice to heJEnjeste 4lh.es.ijL this, war That country is in as bad condi- tida.aa,Mexioou. Mr. T.' C. Ingram, forrn^rly pf Ml. Gilead, is now* depot agent in Raeford, and -bocause there are hb- houses' rent"in this ;own he ano h •onty f.ccupy rob'm8:in Ml i-hk -r)f’R!-.(-nrd bhnding>^ - g .Vlrs. Iri.yraai to xv-f^iorti. BTeseiit Fertilizer Situation By J. .M. HarpM; DIroator N» oUm of la .more 7«d-blb94l‘ M ;a.M.. PfWoM« Oiaa Ska fanaiH-, and' eTerybody is lookinCxip Mm ta do his beat. Iti yiew 9t the tort World II AaBumd- lag jrpduf;ts,_imp»r Ua golden oppor- tuaKy not onw t« K: HARPSR shoar '‘'bla'' nnWiaC' lam, bnt ea egpertaaity to 88BI»*toae:'-V "f"tabor .Wlwrtargr' ?* .*** "iWk ahtmld ” ’tiovwnAi imrivv' ' iiiaximuia yl^ urn* actok trlUi CaitiliMr,' wkloli la ame oC the beat mm to power. ;A^*tofton»Wr, no, todue^ baa deen ■tora dlrMUy.afecteiil hy^e'war Bum * todiatry. Tb« goreni' toenC la oemmendeertag toeterlala Im portant to tola *Bd#tj7 for tow pu^ IKwe of manimwstoriaS-^Dhdktotbito of irir’&nd heficebda'kreatly reduend the poeaibie' toBsage to be -vaad to ,fer- tUiaera. b athar worda, wblto n'attoBi Is calltogT^toi*’too rm^eslf Bible crop-yi^ldsi thore-ltj at the tj)ne..a grert.demand.fair'gim pi . Some one affty iw^r. “Plants jmd bsnnens eat the same food.** dt ender prCBSM’bObdtUdna, nraat^be-fed fir»t.-> ' There is a ooMide; fertilieer ingred!«nt|i j .Of.tbefie^gcedionts a^ I Bureeia made potaah. Geerfto. 9T, is just .as Tal* uable as the iidtas!^ salts that were -As -a result cf V sl,n automobile accident Ghristma^ day Mr.itnrid' ^r&.^GolbneTHester of ''^laden couiriy ato ^ad five-others Mr. ^nd Mrs; Cba^-Storm, pa rents of M'ri. ftesteiSl^r.'' Grad 8torm, a broth^ d| the dead •’Mrs. A. P... Dickson, durinjr :-ihi^KdAy, -Biid^ "preached* ^air I very interesting sermon He Fresbyterian chutch'Srun- aborning ^ to the, few who , ^ ^ wMtbef to' attenfi. ''^£iMWWwwewM*9w«MieeeB«npMwto * ^ Ichool iegiBs JaB. .fc/ ,w«. ley Pate—all o|^f||P!aden\ 0)untv, wetemorecr tes^j dt'diMrR^clB ai^som’h^tattoh bo *tfre§; A.U Iky.' "Mr? HOTter, "l^e b\^er of » Ghevplet, lyas driving jh^rate^ of speed; Che road^EHey ran a ^tton platform 'just^ 4iiieBgh to4ake bSTTheir Of and the jpiices irhteb^ . Fei^izeps' Relatively''Cheaper, '1' Jp QOnsequ^^' o«'hlgh prices cff mi' teriais, dae. tp; tk.elr scarcity, and b» cause .of higher, .labor and .Iransporti^ tlon costs, fertilizers, vUl be higher toie'-ep^iair^Sian -rtW- beftm. .x *, ^Whll^ tlM prlcjBa.df fprtlUzers hare', advahced, 'fortunately* tof, tKe farmer,, the priced of crops- harse advanced btill higher, soJthat-P^tilizeca.ace relatiTo: ■ AhttEi-hG&j'i'iC"' ay, :JlOWWTi Puish formerly ebtateed fnHn Oermany. Aaid phosphate is scarce, due to the fact that there is! a siioHage of eol- phuric acfd—a hecesai^ aomponnd in the manufacture ef Mid phosphdte. Smpinuto aicid la aearM, hecaasc rltoa, frem whiah meat of it ia mad^, hpa'been coming from Spain and afeipa •e net now available with whinh to thuuport it 'The fertilizer hden eompeUed to tarn to the domee- tlc pyrites, asto resul]nst their manufac- torlag planta to the prodnetion of anl- phurlc acid frea bzlmatOM eStatoed from Aoulsiana .gpd Texna, Jiu gov ernment ia requiring of ton toetHiaer ■hnufactnrers sulphaHe aeld^ to amounts to be uaed in tlM menafnatana of OxploslTes. Then, too, there ia eopikiideMble tof*- Setoty in obtaining auMpUea of rock phoephate, because eC the ,transporta tion shortage. The supply of nltratec baa also bosn eartailed because large amount's of suP pto^ of ammoato are beUg tahan for relwgenitlon purposes^ and the mano- factare of munitions. Cotton seed meal, a Taluato*. aoeoee ad nitraim. la being naed'mor* and aaone tor fseding live stock. Tankage, another splendid source of nitrogen, is also being used for the sam purpose; consequently cot ton .seed meal and taidcage are h^ la price.^.^ Ni^nite-of soda Is mare expenaive at the Chile mines, and ahiiming rates hate increased enomoualy, and wund- tion requirements are heavy. The fertilizer manufacturers find it hard to secure bage for sMppiag, since there is a tremeadoue ahort^e it bur lap! — - .Thus it mm be easily seen (hat It wfll be very difficult to obtain necessary fs^lisw materials, and the farmer ^ mii^ take due notice and act accord^ ^ngl^f he would make sure odgstttog Ua iiant food. ’ / ^ :..x * Order At Once / * The farmer must not ovW-loek iT.^.JtuiMhat-1jasgBanacaBac:gY8OTTl>ei''Sii' v* FOR toils Gn aqdafter Jan,. Ist, 1918. I wilLoffer. for the part of I tlie PraM. Building now occu pied by the Moore Cafe. Mr. J! F,. jprfian, pjf White-' ville, Columbus county, has bought a farm from Mr, A. -P; Stubbs, of this town, a portlob' of the Pin.e Forest farm, and will move'to our county at onceV We gladly redsive all such citi zens as Mr. jjordan. Mr, C. W. I Woolley, a man oi prominence, has sold his farm near Mt. Gilead m ^ Montgomery ^punty, and has bcugfit another Tn Hoke, (sensible man!) over- near the Scotland line:,and he BRING^YOUR WHEAT'and FGR SALE.—Boiler ai4d engine The price will be right. - Call OR. -.X M. S. McDiarmid,- ; Raeford, N- C. PEAS- Farmei*8,'sell me PEAS. ^ G. H. McKAY, Maxton, N. C. your has also bought the mercantile business of A. E. Criirop in ^Wagram and, witn his family, is ibyihg to that town- Notice to Red Crou Workers com to us to grind. Satisf ac- -tioii guarantee.. ■ Best service rendered. ,. Raeford Po.'^r St.Mfg, .Co. FOR RENT—Nice! and roomy store''id good locality with ^ good - prospect ,for - business: • rent reasonable.’ See or writo . x.w J."W, TOWNSEND, Roekfi^, N. C. You are all requested to meet at the Red Cross Rooms at 2 o’clock, P. M. ne^' Tuesday, Jan. 8th, tofidish packing^sup-’ ‘ 4^ PUBLIC plies for shipment. . IWHEN-YOU NEED A? DRAY, Mrs. F. B. SEXTON, I leave call for J. Pend^ Moore Treasurer. 1 af ^phbne Nb!'B. ■ the ' , . . ■ V Ai Bank I FAYETTEVILLE; THE ACTIVE BANK FOR ACTIVl IPLE. .hale |0t coltpn with Jta q«e(J, wig boy .more. fexUUzfir.today .tlwyi. fvftj hefoVe. JTh^ fsmie is. true oy a bushel of com; a Biislier of/wheat; a'Msliel df p^- nuta ; a ditfsK'el-of potatoes, etc, “' W%rS>KrfHteem At#'- Scarce ' The causes of the shortage-of fwtU- •—- - ider lerkUt'tosir, Jm.summarlaed ^ ike way, most of otjfr Imnwising daily. The railroadii are Ito- argUy liverirhelnied. They have, (heilr tbi^ kMB eoinptiled to rule PM flto- tillgiua aad* frright |x general mast mitiim to toll'carload tots, which means dan ‘most bektoade^o thUr capacity-. 'r Thgtvtere, Mr.^ Tg^^er, wder your iMtUlaets NOW; pfdw PLJENTY of .thf^* age them libiihuiyglligiadioidaa' - . „ ^ T - — IVe jid^' thlM sdonre maztoamnyMlda.ef Ctownany. The cn^tf, -and-so- do yoar'phrt 'tnwaptoV Jia haw..aiih-tli»’.jmQ]het ia prodaoodi _to :fWa MWVUTr. I»t>3t~fir7fir i.wThts 4MMCka» BtoJCntoc-haadajaifilliai’warIg. wUtoi it the same time yo« taciftoPLltohr /I \ The ideal depository fin? SIH^US'fimds. oif^Time Deposits ASSETS $U()(HJJ)(jp:00 ,4,viH-*Triin«r/v^. W*—C(a! “iV'w „ ; land cdntmuaUy growing*. /.. s.-'w. COOPEBl,fte»^A; b: " ['A i'lcvlu'-. t/--. V .*iw. 'f Vy J 6|r k«.;:
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