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BOKE CODIITY JCfVRNALiTHESf^Ofl ROiillS SSSOClMi
ANtMt
Pcblished bf
RAEFORD PUBLISHING CO.
11. SCOTT POOLE, Editor
Nbrth Carolina G. R. A
After a Most Successful
' Seosion. ,
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Tiaw pf the i»r«s«Bt'hlgb Plllt tt
:k1s, Bkorfa^a ot Iktior and the
Jneci'ssity for Inoroased itfoduotion on
Adiourna I the farm, the approftehing Farmers’
and Farm Women’i ConTcniion at
State Cof!P2:e, Auguft 88 to 30, prom-
iaes to be one of the most interesting
■and in.'-'tr'iriive gatherings ever'held
tlav full'-n jbe sthte.. In order to protect the
Bnteri'o at the post.'tliei
N. C.. ii.s 90CMnl-r!:i-,'
li.o '
i Wilmiiigton.—Ko'.iowing a , ,
P of >o.ia! aiui buria-^s Uiti rest !be 'be farmers know it will be
THUKSPAY. AtfiU.
-o.-ia! niut buMUf ^s^uti
Xor'li Caroi.na, Cr-fKr'^Tf^dB A'-^nt-ia-
i:.,in : -Ijijurned it- airjual cnavratibn , nio.-t
ar \Vrigiit.-;vi!le I'ea'ch, haviag elected *“1 conservation,
the following officii i'\: ' ' , i The prc.sent nee.d of
arv to take advantage of tbe
nuctica! meth?d8 bf prodn'fi m
labor savipg
I#,:srr3cr:—r
THF WAR situation:
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The British aixl [> i mi .i: :
drivino; the Gorrrintis vt j v iiin i ;
these days; and they h'ivrr o ij'
tured ('!ie and riftc.-n, tlton m |
, • »
prisoners and l.liio -witiiintii-
month.
There is not ni i.cli .'aid o', ml
the Americans l.-iicly. 'mt
Wii4-iie itltntlie !i;r ti’'
doubt, for it’ - not Mver vot.
Presidetit, W. 'A. JVt^'Girt of
“Juiagioii.
V.ce
Durham .'county,
Mecklenburg.
VVii i m.o bicci-y tuis drawn considerable at-
8e(‘oflier ioottlcs on p'at*
Mr.' and Mrs, M. W. McIj
Spoilt Vi .s >'r,,'a\ 3' lack
Spriny:-
Mr |). A. McGii
in ih ■ errprery dep irtiaio.’ t
Mcl-aiMcliIin Cn
- Jvlrs. (;c()ra:o i^avis iiad .1
from Corpl. M- A. D.ivis: h- .‘.ms
yrelt.inif on alriolit.
Mr. McLean Campiieli h i,- -
cepied Mie jo.'tirf saperinie.M'ii'c
-T-icau:..!, i;)\v!ii-l-,tbe-farm tractor, _Per-
presiiient, Bfitehan Cameron of ' "'bo ^'Jsn ioy>ecui,e a t-ractui are
1 -county,- A. M. McDonald of'often, at a Jobs to.knovv what mal* to
I'puj cnnVery few have had an op-'
. .. j T-. Lr- Lwraiiiity to .see'.several. kinds tested
Secretary, Josep yde la - ^ j .ogepjer. For this reason arrance-
C^apel, Hill, now ^^it 1 t le c lerica 1 have been made uTsecure eight
expeditionary force, re-elected.. ^ ,;t,ndard makes of tnactors for
Assistant .-ocreui'v. Miss 1,1. M. E®''' (ii-riKHi -ti ation on tjie college farm,
ry of Chapel Hill, re-elei.ted. ^ j those attending the cc?!-
The delegates v ere thf gue.-d.=:^(j|rtb6 j vention an opp.or'mnity to see in aetufll
city on an aiiionioLile tour 01 in>; city j muler field conditions, thf
and county in the morning, the '*‘fj Avery, ('levL'land., Fordson, IntefPfe-
including the steel sh'.iiyard>- Follow-: Moline, Sandiiak?
11 ing the sigli-tsceirig a iislMry war. , ^
given in the grove at Vv'righisvillp S's-
tioii. *
.-it the ar'n-.nonn i-e-.sion a napur
was r; ad by .Malor George BiiCb'-r, of
onipi 'lin.i!
'es wait.
demanded as neec ■■-any for 'die-proE-
ervation of gooii roads.. ”
Colonel Cameron-made a .strong prs-
sentaiion of tite claims I'oi ..ilie Me:*-
- folk Wilmington -liiiA of the .Hankher.d
and the Staiide Mak-A-^'ractor.
Sampson,'in v-i;.i. h .i law
tiie u.'-'e of tn'oi'fi r'’r' -, by veiiii
IS ' WO! li;i
riio -women s .program commiCicas
ha’, e a'-ranged |)i'aciicp,i demon.strJr
lions and ■ di.-cussions which will b*
of vahio to all honsokceperg. A'Diung
the ihii.igs of imerpst are deincnstra-
ijon.i of .simi.d.e home labor ssying dc-
vici’s, .sr;lection and iprcp^iriitlon of
ecoiioinic fouds, blitter miking in the
lioin,;. inepai ing the soybein and loy-
iiean iiiouuct.s for food, preserving
SANDHILL PAK
• ' •v
. Vass,
=L1FE SCHOOL
N. C.
LEARN BY DOING.
Tlie «ch()ol offers Tor b)ys a praclical, as well as
theoretical farm course under trained pperts..
Farm of fifty acre.’.. imiry of twenty Gueib seys,
iFn regisle»'ed.
j\ ilitary training uitder veteran of the Canadian
HiJy ". Es] eciaJ rtltcrFon is paid to setting-up exer
cise" rifle practice?;;!id mareuvres. School conripanv
w'e; 3 regulation' U. S. army uniform and is
pt'ecl liy the War Department with Krag rifles
ahel amniuiiifio)i. Afiilelics are encouraged.
K *
BRING YOUR WHEAT and
corn to us to 'Krind. Satisfac
tioii guaranteed.* Best service
rendered, i’ ,
Upchurch Milling & Storage Co
PROFESSIONAL CAROS.
UB. H. McK. McDlARMin.
llRNTlSTt
KAKl'ORI), N. i\
Bank OF RAt roo Ri.ii.DixG
PllOjS’lC I.N OFFKi: .KM» K* T *-,4 IH'NCK NO 4.
J.%V. CURRIE,
A‘ tO'-VBV -.ffD COtINSKIXMt AT LaW
Offi-’ii Uostairs in the Johnson-'
Thoni.is Buildinc'.
Kf
For Ini' girls*, a ]!i;ici
road .,ei-pecmllv bar r.entiiueiu to niiiV;,-, vggK. di-ying fruits a'n'd vegetable*'and
fiind.s f u’ buil'ling the bridge ;icr,'i-'. '.innitii; meats. In co-operation w!t?t
Ror.”.ok.a river the -ot wlinb ’.v, •\lcHimmiin.s division an exb'ililt
be aptiib.vimatoly'a tluanci' of a i;:.''. made from the soybean and
lion (loliar.s ' sl'ybi''a!j piQiliicis will be made. ^
H, D, 'VVilii.ims. of iveiiausville, r* ■ — - .'
Vorted on llic progress o-f the Wit- sheep Vv'ork Recognized. . i
’S(i^F;'’'''F'Obisli(;ro iiigliway, prom..sing ‘ Recognizing a good thing when he,
that the only, bad part of ibis rc.id, ..secs it., Mr, Homer W. Smith, club’
wli:f H'-Uns Duplin* r,mm y, woujil-ba lemler for tlir* hlxlension Division ini
iciil course in cooking and
house-keepirg ui.tiei' (xpcrienced domesttc science
iR'ic^cr. (jufiictI ing,
Write for school eaUilogi.s' and further informa
tion to
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DiRECTO’K SANDHILL FARM-LIFE SCHO(
v;isC N. e;, K. F. D.
DR. H. R. CROMARTIE,
RAEFORD, \ - - - N. C.
Offloe: Johnson-Thomas Building
Office ’Phone 76. Residence ’Phone 26
FRANCIS JUAT, A. B., M. D.,
OflBce in Bank of Raeford Building,
jnst’Hi^rear of Bank.
CHEMICAL AND MICROSCOPICAL
EXAMINATIONS.
’Phone in Office and Resilience.
H. W. B. Whitley.
Arr(»«NHv-A r-LAw
RAEPORO, - N.C.
Phone 79.- Up stairs in Joluiscn Tlio-
rnas hiiildine.
I - .t:.-
La.sf Sijiai.iV a iomI-s
ing a car tore the retir
Mr. Hu^h Hair’s buggy
ic;; i'er
tar Xo. (!■■! “Succt’ssfifl SUoop a'ld
Lamb liaising.” This circular, which
■was prepared by Mr. R. S. Cunts, is
Tecogi!iz('d as one of the most vatua-
l)le publicatid'ns recently isstfed in re
gard to sheep raising.. In fact. North
CaroiiTTA's sheep work is nOw attr.act-
(.miilitimi Itrr.pe NovoiE- itnlu.j'tili, Iia.s wriUeu'the North'
Fa '‘vilj ‘ l'(ir tl.i.-'Vn'i.
_ ^ .. niiplv of F.'Gensloh I. .•Tii-'y
'.iT:'!,, ill' ^ '['o Goinbn*''i-TC'ii.c.-M'ing.
wheel iif Fayetteville.—The. directors ot i.h#
jl , ^ Fayetteville chamber of gommerce
. '' ' nave appointed a committee to* ad-
flinders, while it stood outsieij^; juat claims of'profiteering which may
the road, and the thing in l.he' *^’’’'6 Im connection with the estab-
car didn’t even look back.. . , "‘""’f >’ , ,
' here, as- requested .by a rec^t meet-; ting nation wide' reputation. Mr.
We have a letter from Mr, -W. ! ing of the mombers’ council of the ^ Lewis W. Ponwell. chief of the wool
M. Blue about the canil) lochlion olifniher. The members of the com- division of the War Industries Board,
, . . , I . r ... mittee' are J. Simpson Sehonck, well-i h?ls also recently writteq Mr. Curtis a
which came too late for lhis known real estate man: G. (’. Trice.., letter commenting favorably on the
issue, hut it’s to let the people of the Fayoitoville ,Suj)ply ronipany., progress North Carolina is making in
low that they mavndeed theij'j assistant to the county food ad-, bringing to the attention of the peo-
Idndstothe Governnie-ftt nowto 1 Gharles G. Rose, - pip the world wide .shortage of mutton
15tna!j to tne tzovernr^nt now 10 j prominent attorney and leader of both , and wool, and, because of Mr. Curtis’
hotter advantage thsftT to wai1-| the Y. M. C. a. and -^d Gross war special work in this direction^ has rec-
and have them Fn^emnted while it will he | ommended_, him for aftQOi®56|ynt^*8
* I tti® purpose oUthe committeB to lad-1-ypool djftn'onstrator for the StaWl*'#'
! just all complaints to the best of its | , . ‘
ARE WE WANTED?^ / ability, the* hope, is expre.«ed by'
ohaniber of comniprre that ' F^ccent N. C. Casualties.
Eypry !r:r,l)?c’iibor
The Journal
To Pay U|)!
A. W. McLean Dickson McLean
ij. B. Varser ' Junius ,1.Goodwin
McLean, VarHcr & McLean,
ATTORNEYS AT-UW,
Office on second flo9r National
Bank.
LUMBERTON, N. f
i
EDWIN S. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will practice in all courts of State,
Prompt and personal attention given
to all business.
New Office opposite Goort House.
Stephen McIntyre, R. O. Lawrence
James D. Proctor.
D.S. POOLE.
McIntyre, Lawrence
& PROCTOR,
Attorneys and Gountellors-at-Law,
LUMBERTON, N. C.
Will practice in all courts.
GORDON B. ROWLAND
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Raeford, N. C.
Office No. 19 in Bank erf Raeford Bldg.
Phone No. 27.
We wonder if all the Kitcliini 'he time of the ‘ommiflee will not Casualties an.ong North Carolina
we wcnaerii an me witcnin , but' troops overseas as shown in late re--
men in North Carolina, (ami
we
only with miitoi's tiiat cannot
be ' porls are as follows:
number seventy thousiimi) ivili | oqujtably adja.stod otlierwise. ' Killed in action: Lieut. Guy J. Win-
vote for Senator Simnion« jhib, — stead, Hoxboro; Sergt. T, M. Allen, I i
fall. We are told it t> . rjti 1. Solicitor’s Supposed Surrender. i Bessemer City; Privates L L. Water-f|
Ralei.gh.-rVThe News and Observer : fifld, Knott’s Island; D. A. Willianis, J
received the follovving telegram from ' Statesville; Corp. L. E. Thompson,
. Democrate'we will. Wt- l.. -ugnt
. we were good Deoiv. ■.a;!c wie n
we voted for itcliiii. We had
been up to that tune, and wo
thought we had a right to chooso
between Democrats, hut a Kitch
in man found out when he tried
fora Federal office th:it he w;.is
not considered at all. .Simmim.s
saw to that. Now they need
our votes After being kiclmd
out of the party for six year- ,
we are now wanted, and wanh d
badly, for this John Motleyf.icoo
Morehead wants Sitnmnns’ ioh.
When the Wilson administra.
tion began to fill Federal po.si
tions and we, wH saw that a
Kitchin man and a Radical sto-Ml
alwut the same kind of a show
ing, we told them they were
setting‘‘their colter a little hit
toodiggin,” but they ifhvl no
attention.
When the legislature of 1913
met, the doors were barred to
all Kitchin men. The same is
true of later legislatures.
We are on the outside looking
in.. Do you need us?
Now we ar^ nob afraid of. be
ing made to suffe'’ in a political
wav should‘we decide to sit on
the fence and see the procession
go by. V\^e couldn’t b« treated
worse than we have been for the
past six years;
There is nothing against the
senior 8en.ator’s record this term.
seems thoroughly reformed.
There Is noYHlhgln” the ~way of
his re-election, unless there are
too many permanently peeved.
Editor O. J. Peterson of the, Sampson Thurman; C. C. Hall, Red Springs; B.
Democrat, pi!bli.=;hed n't Clinton: i G. Jackson, Kinston; . Cori>. E. G. '
Ciinton, N. C.—“The people- of Rowe, Thurman. ; '
Sampson county, and especially- the- Died ofWbunds: Corp. W. S. Tuck-!
grand jury, leel outraged at'the ,aur-j er. Magnolia; Private ,T. L. Pearce,
render of Solicitor Shaw in the irivoR
FALL 1918.
j Selma; Geo. R. Davis, Maiden,
tigation of Hie liquor traffic that was „ , . ^ i .
gatherin.g heidway here. Judge- Al-. ^
len left the - ouri for his li,ome this , Leoni&.vil; ^
afternoon. The solicitor went into the ^ g a ZT '
grand jury room took the subpoenas^ ’_ ‘
from them, d'smissod them and went' J, ",
home. There was no reason for the“ ^»''^»”vSalem; W.
adjournment of tjje court excent that A-'■ ayel ov.lle: ihivates A.
■ C. Ponton, M.agim!ia; W. i*. Morton,
Judge Allen’s son was leaving for the ^ ,
front and no reason for Mr. Sliaw's ^
leaving that is known. J'lu' grand jury ' ^ ' X
was more than anxious' to proceed ‘-J- U.
with the investigation. An indignation , Youngsville; J. _W. Smith,
meeting Is probable.” Vanceboro; J. C. Cook. Advance; R.
Tpirly Valid Defense.
-Raleigh.—A telegram from Paul.S.
Herring, of Clinton, regarding the so-
called. ‘surrerder’' of Solicitor Shaw
in the investigation of liquor traffic
in Sampson (biinty shows that there
is sentiment in Clinton di.siSosed to
C. Crawford, David.son; J. H. Eason,
.Benson; C. E. C. Cothran, Charlotte;
Sim Shirley, M’alstonburg; Geo. Ang
lin, Cane River; Rosier Congo, Bak-
ersville; B. P. Rose, Newbern; F. C.
Black,’ Charlotte; A. C. Harrolson,
R tffih; A. G. Holder, Clayton; R. C.
H vrrls, Williamston; J. A. Bruce,
R.ndleman; E, G.. Denton, Charlotte.
Our I'uyer has just returned’ from New York where
he bought Everything for the Ladies.
Ladies’ Long Coats.
’.i'j Ladies’ Coat Suits,
Ladies’SHk and Serge Dresses,
A full line of Ladles’ Crepe de*Chine and
(jeorgette Shirt Waists. -
justify the a.cHon of the solicitor, ^ . . ,
“In my opinion,” says Mr. Herring.l Big Ridge; Corp. C. E. j
In his telegram.-to the News hnd 6b- i Mai ion, j
server, “the reason Mr. Shaw discon- i Prisoners, or missing: Corps. Oqco
tlnuf'd tlie investigation.Jor this term 'Tucker, Laurel Springs; tV. S. Gard-1
was on aecoutit -of the very hot ’weath- acr. Magnolia; Privates G. C. Gray, j|
er, as the foreman stated in the meet- ' Charlotte; W. E. Neel, Salisbury; A.
ing that Mr, Shaw told him.”
FARM MACHINERf —is very
scarce. A small stock of Grain
Drills, Mowers, Rakes and
Harrows now on hand.. Higher
prices cannot fill the demahd.
Be wise and get them while
you can!
i . M W. McLean.
Money in Milk.
Hickory.—An annuol meeting of tbe
sto' l holders of the Catawba Co-oper
ative Creamciy was held in Hickory.
Announcemeir wa.s made that another
excePent year had Just passed. The
auditory report shows that ' almost
$250 000 wortli of business ■was trans
acted during the fiscal year ending, in
-June. •
A faiewell .service ■was held in hon
or of Mi.ss Ruby Satterfield, who i*
leaving for Prance.to serve as home
■■Tm’rT^rxpm7c^f---afc-6{Hc-o£—4he~.JL3iijLri.-:_
can Red Cross hospitals.
L. 'Williams, aBiley.
n and Boys’ Clothing.
Clothing
Clubmen Not Opposing Camp,
^ Fayetteville.—The report that the
owners of the Overhllls club are op
posing the location of a military
Nlne_Brlgade Camp. ■ j
Secretary-Manager H. V, D.‘'Klng,
of the Fayetteville chamber of com
merce, stated "upon authoritativie in
formation that in addition to the
three-brigade artillery camp, the im
mediate construction'of which has
been authorized by the .s^retafy of
waif, the department has orders to
plan for a six-brigade camp. Which,
■with a remount station, quartermas
ter’s depot, base hospital, ■vet.ferinaiy
hospital and general headquarters,
will moan the preisence of 64,000 men
&ig‘stock of Men, Young Men and Boys’
Good Woolen Suits, and the prices are right. ‘
Visit our store and look our new goods over.
In tlie FayeTTeVlttr'caiKp;—
Enlistments for the Navy,
The c losing of enlistments and en
rollments in the navy and naval' fe-
•serve force is only temporary, said
X
Ensign 'Vt’, K. Skelton, recruiting of-
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training camp near Fayetteville is j fi'-’cr for this State, in a .ptatment
contradicted by an interview* hail by .made public here, n that etatement,
an official of the Fayetteville chaniber ' ho urged all men Intere.'^ted in the
of commerce with members of the ' navy' to file their applications with
Oyerhllls. club. “Th,e.se metobers. of J the nearest recruiting office so they
the OverhiJls club appear to be very '! will be in readiness when there-Is a,
^friendly to Fayetteville as to the loca- call for enlistments. He aulded that
tlon of the camp, and very loyal to this "chance ought to open the eyes
the government,’’ *tif0 * gummarj ot of the young man in this state intei^
the Interview. ^ Mted Ih the nayy eJid navel reserve.
EPSTEIN’S^ DEPT. STORE.
The Home Of High Grade Merchandise,
■Raeford, N. C.
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