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M're.t.'W.i 4.. hM »1p4v«r;;lb|nbBhip^ Spn^ :^^;i0;30^Mrs.' Johnwa >i4^ii^i^woi?^ and hei^tn bs:i heir nei^fa^ )iii)li^ sympathize with family. Th^ de ll-was a|)Out^0 yeara old. ' J* V S' i,' J ResdiHoas. Thatw^t the Faj:iigi i^S* tlnton of Ho^e County here ouf Jfoyai support to rnfnent^ in its prf^iecu S>i the We en^rse^ali ^isa^ l^aucerated hy the vcHnupietit idir fne procecution ' df the iii*u^ and pledge our hontjnued support to the Govern ment till the war is brought teal vietdrioua conclusion. We urge There will be a Spe«Al Prayer Service held.for the soldier boys, wlM) ^have gone from Raeford apd^Hoke'chunty to serve their eountrj^j under tbs auspices of the Y^ng Men’s Prayer and Training plass of Raeford in the Presbyterian Church on the af ternoon Of the 3rd Sunday, May I9th. , We swill have three ^or four short talks by the pastors of the dlJi'erent churches in town and county. Everybody come and lot U8 show the boys that we are remembering ihem in a spiritual aPf-iin vSC^y« waV. UB . well as in a temperal ^ay. % We will hhve special music for the occasion. 5 ; ' J. C. NISBET, Chr^^dv. Com. alf farmAra tn nrndncA all nosSi-1 Are they prayjng for he at home? «il larmers lO proauce ail possi meeting together in prayer Or going on sicll in the same old way As they did when J was there? We thank them for all their letters, We thank them for all their care, But Oh! just tell them, dear Motaer, We are needing §o much more prayer Will yoh ask them to gather together To ihe€»t at ohr Father’s throne, That we may be kept from fait’ring, When we feel we’re stfmding alone Th*>FVjr(B momenta when (manage fails . When dangers around us stare, [us tUlfUSr filtV '8nftp6|(^j them.again, doar Mother, JHirSt bargaiO: S^., We’re neading so much more prayer F. WISJCER. ,1 -Presbyterian Standard. foodstuffs,.to buy all the ^ ^udls and War Saving Stamps pc^lble* and to lend their every •energy to the support of the Govi^rnraent. r A* McKENZIi;; Jr:, Sec. Oi^'Ford Tourlne Mr. C. W. Akins who lives near town is in extremis today. Mr. W. A. McNeill in no w in charge of N. S. Blue Co. store as'ijtianager. • Mr. John McKeithan and fam ily are in from Louisiana on a visit to relatives. Another draft of 28 white men will be sent from this countv to training camp next week. Mrs D. A. McLauchlin of Vass spent last week here with ler mother, Mrs. C*J. GilHs- ' Mr. D. K. Blue is contemplat ing entering intoif a lumbenor shingle manufacturingbusiness.'^^ There has beefi, rain enough ;o keep the farraefs from ' plow- ng all this ^ek,' and tjhe grass IS growing Iwe sixty. ■ - ' Every ad in this paper came in since fnesday noon. No help, iut yoii read the ads., .readers, ;hey:,are worth while, Robert- the younger son of Mr. W. T. Covington, was"’ taken sick with appendicitis on Thurs-. day of last week; he was carried at .once to a hospital in Charlotte where a successful operation was performed upon him Saturday, and we are glad to add that at last account the patient was do ing as well as could be expected, m py .NOTICE, TRUCKERS! / Orates, EUiakWherry Grates, 32fluartaizes, stand- aMh;ldo4^;2^44c;&o64^c, " I ^ StapjJ^ Oolm Crates, eahh. ISe. ataadavd 32c. Bifrteets, standarcli huphel size, each. 36c. le^seponds. suitable for potatoes, each, 36c. ^ ' i'!tiKe:.ord«c.^ . ' T|iE HOUSi4 jN-’- |fax Listing. at the court hour.e ^day and Saturday ly for ihi* purpiise of. ifes for Ua-'fnrd town jdtaeford township only ^rtENTON THOMAS.' -"7-^—- _ ■ nty Commissioner annourfce myself a 'for re-election to the ?.punty- JCommissioner the will of the voters !d in coming priniarv, ;efiil to the voters of Ijok^.’^i^nty for their‘expres- smns\3» contidence in the last electt*1if' assiirn' them i-f niy ipodltJi^iful continued services elect. • JESSE GIBSON. For Register of Deeds.. At the earnest" solicitation of numeroiy? friends, I hereby an nounce myself a ^xndidate for re election to the office of fiegis terof Deeds for Hoke cotlnty- subject to the action of th>“ ters in the approaching primar\ I most sincerely thimk you aft for your support in previous elections, and pronlr e my most faithful service in the future. Respectfully. R. L. BETHUNE- Red Cnm Week, liie goveremont depetida ly upon the Red Ckmb to care for the sick arM the woanded acR- diers in our own armies aod al so those of our allies. The Amer ican p^ple have more than met the expectations of ^le iViM-Jd in jVvervthing else, and we eaaool I afford to fail in the Cross campaign that starts next Mob- day and coDtinuib through next iVeek. For State SeaMe, Montrose Items. .The community vsras greatly shocked last Wednesday, May 8, when we heard of th^ death of David Lenwood, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Covington which occurred in Highsmith’s hospital in' Fayetteville, where the child bad been taken for treatment..' The sympathies of the ^community go but to tbb|'’* berea ved parents. " For Clerk Superior Court. I hereby announce my candi dacy for Clerk of the Supvricr Court of Hoke county,, subjr'er to the action of the Democratic primary. I appreciate, the sup port.given me in the past, undu if again nomiinited ^nd eleotvd will continue to give the best j service of which 1 am capable. Respectfully, VV. H. McQUEEN. eferk of he -Superior Con i t. CouDty Commissioner. be^i^y announce my candi ir the office of County lioner, subject to the C Democracy of Hoke ed in the approaching D. McLAUCHLIN ST-A-f -■’‘ft-. ' . Conmusnoner. u.-'- In response to very many re quests made to me, I have de cided, to lay aside my persona mti rests and reconsider my re cent declination to be. a candi- dat>‘ for the Senate from thia 1 di.strict. - - My name will, therefore, ba presented to the voters of Hoke and Cumberland counties for the position of Senator, and I 1 will appreciate the support of my felloW cozens at the eoming primary for that houor. . ■ ' [ i. W. JOHNSON. For State Senate. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of State Senator, for the 13th Senatorial District, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Your support will be appreciated. JOHN McGOOGAN. For Sheritf. sill H. H. We have just received: A f^Qi'lrkQri V NATIONAL WIRE FENONG made by the American Steel & Wire Company. This car was bought in January eo be shined in one week. It has just been received, and we hasten to let our know it is here, A large- stock of Hardware forwou to select from is in our store. HUSKE HARDWARE HOUSE, ^ Fayetteville, N. C. county in the coming ^ M. McJ.EQD There is no very severe fight-! voters ing going on fust now. His folks bad a letter from Malcom McBryde last week; he is in France, and was' well. David McGilvary, vsho is in France, sent a French newspa per to his sister, Mrs. L. A. Mc- Innis, of Dundarrach, this week John Blue and Devare Lentz went to Raleigh yesterday to en list in the Navy. Neill F. Sinclair and Alex, B, Cameron left Tuesday night for Washington City to join the aviation corps. ^t tt of Hoke primary. •i For Coanty Commissioner. I hereby announce my candi* ilacy for County Coinmissiohei'^ subjeef to the action of the Dem- oiu'atic primary. 1 appreidate the suiipnrt given me in the. last election, and if again nominated and elected, will continue to give the best service of whi(!h 1 am capable. Respectfullv'i /■ J. C. THOMAS. ' ON TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS and Saturdays I will have King- han's fresh beef and an assort ment of nice fish. Terms: CASH, or cash every- 'Monday. 1st Door, Heins Building. • G. B. CROMARTIE. Phone 46. FOR SALE—A good farm or buggy lior-se. Y'oungand in good condition. Will sell at a rear-pn- able price, NElLL M. McKEITUAN, Dundarrach, N. C. t\ ** Have You Ever Lain in No-Man’s-Land, with a,ahattered Urigh and. a throat that burned with thirst? ^ Has your wife, ever begged food for her children and herself at the mess- lutchen of a soldiers* camp? - ljttl%Aon ever torn his mother’s heart with a plaintive cry, day after day, for food that she couldn’t give him? * \ ^ Has your little daughter, clad in a ragged dress, her only dress, ever shiver ed night after nigiti in a ruined cellar of what was once her home? ' Has your city, ev^'been destroyed-nay, powdered.” brick, stone, timbers lai^aHso grofhid into dust that one scarce knew' where street ended and building began? It is exactly such suffering that the R^Oross is organized here and in ‘ Europe to^^relieve. • Notice of Land Entry state of North Carolina, Hoke County. Entry No. 13. W. H. Ray enters and claims 300 acres of laud situated in Little River towhship, Hoke county. North Carolina, adioiiiing the lands of N. Blue on the west, J. E.- La tham oil the east and Alex. MeKef- than on the south. , This tlitj 27th day of April, 1913. R. L- BETHUNE, Register of Deeds alul ExOHeio En- . try Laker. I hereby . announce myself a candidate for the office of sheriff pf-Hpke county,, subject to the he p^ipoi^atic prima- ever make the race for this office, i wish to heartily thank the’voters for their loyal support in the p.-is-t, and earnest ly hope th.it mv past record will commend itself -To my fellow citizens at this time. ’ Respectfnlly,. EDGAR hall. H. k KlRKPATRiCX: For the Legishtpre. I hereby annbunce roy candi dacy as the Representative of Hoke county in the Lower House of the next Legislature of North Carolina, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Certain changes are needed in some of our Local Laws, and if en^usted with tfiis reeppnaibili- ty, I shall endeavor to cmnply with the wishes of our people in this and all other matters whera Jour ’ mtere^ti^'are* nominated and etocted, my dei* sire will be to re^r^nfj^the peo ple of the whole county. H. Sc KIRKPATRICK. April 12, .1918. JOHN A. HODGIN FOR HOUSE of Represeutatives. . Having been conlered with by. many of my friends 1 hereli.y announce myself a eaudidate- for the 1 louse of * Rert'Si'ntatives from Hoke county, subjeci to the act ton Ihe J)(*moer:itic pri mary, and if elected I [iledge to all of our- people nty best service. ' . . - ■ JOHN A.'HODGIN. Antioch,--N. C., April 15, l918. For Cotton Weigher. I herein announce myself a candiilate for the office of Cotton Weigher, subject to will of the voters of Hoke cminty as ex* pressed irp;he approaching pri- For Sheriif. -I take this method to announce myself a candidatp for the office of Sheriff of Hoke county, sub ject to the action of the coming; jirimary. If the people see fit to . elect me, I will try to perform the duties of that office to the, best of my aljility. I have no special promises to make, only as to the collection of taxes as they become due.. N. c. McMillan. X mary. M. McOUFFIE. For Treawrer. I herdby announce my candi dacy for the office of Treasurer of Hoke county^ subject to the. will of the voters ’ as expressed in the coming primary, promis ing a continued faithful per formance of the duties of the^ office if elected. W. J. McCRANEY. for One Hundred Dollars as the least it needs Oft work. t (^ yopi-dare you-^reftise to give to this wort-and • give till the heart samtSTOi? . md4HifMNMii4i.dewiaid*by T" . ' ' ' HOKE OH. & FERTILIZER COMPANY. Aminisfrator’s Notite. Having qualified as administrator of T. V. Foote, deceased, late of Hoke county, North Carolina, this is to no tify ail persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit" them to the undersigned at mj- home- on or before the 27th day of April, 1919. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said! estate will please make immediate payment. This April 27th, 1918. . . G. W. WELBUR-N, Aduu. ' Of the estate of T. V. Foote, Det-d, H-^-AVr^rWtritiey, "SttyT^ Administrator’s Notice Having qualified as adfniuistrator of ffie estate of Jas. Archie.MoLauch- lin. deceased, late of the county of Hoke, State of Nortli Ca,rolina,' I here by notify all creditors of the-estpie to present their claims to me ir writing on or before May 6th, 1919, else this notice will be pieced in bar of their recovery. I request all debtor? of the e^te to txiake prompt payment. This May 2nd, 1918, ' ' JNO.. D. McLAUCHLIN, Administrator, A RED CROSS BENEFIT SHOW, ' “^mething About Her Boy.” “Her Boy’’ a patriotic screen drama which shows how the war coilies to the hearts of families Helen Morrison, the mother in “Her Boy,’’ looks at the world’s* great struggle in the wrong light. Her viewpoint is entirely selfloh. She does not want her boy to show himself a man, she wants him near her, She sees the sacrifice, not “as the precious privilege, of David Morrison is a typical red;blooded American yoiAh with the fire o'f true patfiotisui burning in his heart. Home ties are d^’ar, but honor is dearer. The situations and devel opments in ‘Her Boy” are vitally dramatic and surprising, bringing Helen to the realization that sei'vlce is greater f.ha« self. /'Her boy is a' story of intense human appeal, filled with patriotic devotion. Shown at F^redisomTheatre, Ni U,, Ma^ . 1918* at 8 p.m. \
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