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l;RTF,?*BER.26Tff, 1918,
JiTSd Per Yeaur.
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" :The pled^'»i ^r -lSavlogs
ijlade by nJie^cus citizens have,
been piaee^^i^'^b'itPoHt .Office, in,
Raeford o|fetbne of riie' bank,
oneof the
i)&nk, re#y>it^'be n&aketj up by*
Si^bscrib
.11 yo/ bai’NJ.alre^djf bought
your sfm0,^hr\n^^&i^m with
;^ou toyxh^bvt,an^fake up yovir
:v^edgs4n4 ifjhpl already bought
^%)rfn^yqur ^Pey and secure
the .jtainps,. '-i :ir ’' , ' .-
, If any^are .left dyer unredeem-
ed/the-list will be published la
te/ to j^rhind those who have
forg'o1#h. o' . ..
’ .;f J. W^McLAUQHUN,
County Alanager.
! DEM©CR'\TI(r COTTNTY' TICKET.
■ ' Fcfrj Boi'vitor; ' . T
.• '• IS. lU MCLEAN. ■
r, l^alph Campbell Dead.
^ARalph Campbell, a son of
"0aV. Campbell of Quewlii
i^nship, and a blether of
; , For ^viatf',SvMiaLe;
' J, \r\ JOifNiiON.
For House ol Representatives]
JOHN A. H^TDGIN.
' ■
For Glerk Superior Court :
W. B; McQUEEN. .
For Register of Deeds:
, ^ L., BETHUNE. •
' ' For Sbenff:
EDGAR HA.LL. - .
• For Treasurer:
W. J. McCRANEK
;
For County Qommissiouers: •
' J. C. EHOMAS,
-JESSE GIBSONv .'
i* -■ A. D. iMcLAUCHLIN
For cotton Weiecher:', ■
m' McDUFPIE.
Notice, Thresbeiineo.
Yoii -are; hereb
. 1 mVke report to me
tert ... ..uvrii JM. , jtbe araountiofigrain^i
Wtil-tet Campbell'--'V —rr- • j
i .; ... ,. ..I you for. the season of
.at home o.tappandicins laisti;:, . , ,
.V. .1 >i '. ■ -j’-.. u.i ^ the rules laid down
iq&y '^ntl tv as- bn rh ed at San -
h-dfove church Saturday. .
This yeung man had beehi
Drkiiig at,Camp Le^for sever-
^ibohths, ai^ before he was4
sick was doing w^ll.- Our
lies go,
pjlyed family-
out - to '4ihe.. be-
Ez.. 'Ai:'- 7' «
Rv; -sJ, .
|Thi6re were 1,144 'vewm-^^k
i# Hoke county for railtfa-
‘'"^''ryice on September 'i2th
the last draft lawf ‘The
ipaerR’s estimate /of the
^6? men effected'dn >thi s
was 1,14^'^ missed dt five.t
'a: - '■ ■
ordered
t once
ps^hed by
18. under
our Gov
it at, the
‘‘-
Red Cross NotesT
■'(CoBimupfcated^
Raefcfd, September 5J4./.-
The following ladies registered
-at the work room Tuesday: '
Mrs. John W. Moore, ’/^v
Luke Bethune, * /
‘‘ E. C. Heins, . 'V ];
“ J. C. Morgan,. • V. ;
“ A. P, Dickson, ' ‘v
“ John MeGilU .
JT T. Jerome,
^ S
“ Lester.
“ C W, Seate,
“ W; P. Covingto.n, '
“ McKinnon McDiaimid,
“ H R. Cromartie,
‘‘ E; 0. .Heins. ^
Miss Alice'Coviugton.y^
Ida McLauchlin,
‘‘ ' Maggie McDiarnud,
J uanita Puett,
“ Sailie C. Thomas.
‘Brown and Mr.. J.
I .at tended Presby’;
Uiis ‘ weeic/
id a li'^er vester-
fgt. W. L. Poole,
He w^s doing
'Sheets Wauted.
T he Hoke Cou uty Chapter ha^
ernment, and' to do
earliest moment possible Thi
applies t(^ every one who opei a
ted a thresher during, the season
of ,1918.
J. W. JOHNSON,
. County Pood Administrator.
iviessrs4 Clyde Seate- and John
Adams also wen.t to Oak Ridge,
perhaps otjlers.
V • J ' ^ ^
. Messrs^ J^aniel Jonesi. McNair
Smith, Julpn Blue^ John McKay
Blue'and Lbuis McBrayer are at-
teudmg A.V.& E.College, Raieigbj
ortleis to make a, shipment uexi
week of sheets, towels, napkin^
and handkerchiefs. This Is cail-
e.d u “iineri shower,” and any
one v\ho can donate any of liiese
articlafe will please carry them
to the work -^room on Tuesday
dr Thg^sday of ,next week. Do
^atiijjis‘do not have to be abso-.
lutely new or unused,, but must
be in good condition.
gggiJ*
t '.r Ah\
adli-lii
*! ■ -
ad a letter- from
Ooq);jp^Ji Davis' y^terday.'
■i iiA h|»«|™er. had three letters
and He was in the
best of Oflfflfih he 'vrote,
• ‘ ''
Tb^lp Ry.- experiment ?d
in a new Module-last week, but
it difln,’t‘:a|l anvhodvv so they
changed(.)_the ,old one
again, alright-
V - • ,
Hi - fat«Bpit So, Pines was
notified T^^av night I'.v wire
that Serffl|^'illie H^-ett was
kilTed in'^^Rce Aug- 31, Billie
was with SKrPrank Walker here
last wi-ntc^i’as. a year, and a
mighty b e was.
Mr. Berr^buffie can,e home
this'^4ekf^*lho'{irKttttne-si nee
pyingtoii. was tor-
ink ’by a German
s.ubnvirin^ "Ibmo innnths ago.
He is in of heaHh, but
■ ' ' ' ‘ experienced
If we u^&rstand the sjtu
tion, we back to the
time after’’®ctober-l. We are
glad of ^nce. the change fn
the time.i^'^jaever have known
FOODNOtES.
The Food Administration
His shi^
pi doed a i
|,>f‘
^ _ Lwiil meet the tax payers of Iloke County as specified be-
a^^low^r the purpose of collecting the State and County taxes, for
ithe year 1918, As cotton is a good pric§ and money is plentiful,
j^plea^ meet bnd pay your taxes and save cost and 'trouble. ■'
Eockfish, Tuesday, October 15, 1918^
Glen Echo,; Wednesday,
y Lobelj^, ^ V Thursday,
Montrose, Friday.
Bowmore, Saturday,
Allendale, Monday,
Antioch, ' Tuesday, “
■' Diipdarrach, W^ednesday^ “
Arabia,. Thursday/],] •“
Raeford, Friday, “
Notice To U. D. C.'s
The Red Cross is calling, for a
supply of sheets. Daughters of
the Confederacy wishing to con
tribute towards supplying thesg
are asked to give a.pair each, oi^
two piay doijiite
gW
the meeting next Wednesday,,
October 2pd.
when to.g^ti
anything^lJ
the
til; ■''
aut^^il
that tt Ij
fix
stafeh§f,r
go to,pinner or
have, yet to see
■grange, .
is
urging the people to increase
food production for 1919, espe
cially do they urge the farmers
torplstat increased, acreage of
wheat throuidvRit the Slate,
which means so rnuch for bur
success in win'ning the war.
Flour may'be ^1(1 on ftiba.‘'is- o
12 pounds’ per peiften per month
hot exceeding a sixty day sup
ply, provided one pound of^corn
meal to every four pounds of
wheat flour h sold, and mixld
on the above basis before being
cooked, and each merchant is re
quired to get a written state
meut from bis customer to '
effect that he or they will c ou.
ply with the a|^ve rules
A few more sugar cerLlfi^alts
will now be issued, (these we'F
eliminated) additional sugar he
ing’secured for canning ai.d pre
serving purposes The same rule
of two pounds per^ person per
mouth is still in force, but n er
chants may sell one pound pei
person twice a month instead oi
r.wo pounds once a month as
aerepofore, i, e . a family of si'
pure] a.'C six pounds ot st
ar at one timi^, twice a month
earnestly ask the co-opera
of^each individual in Hoke
county in carrying out the rule.=
of the Pood Administration, dhd
I will be glad to render any citi
zen any assistance I can on re
quest.
HTRA'^D—A female Dnroc'
pig months^^;J^ke put
■=. about one week aga*.^^
-John K. McNeil/.
FOR Sale—Grade Poland Cht-
na-Duroc Jersey pig»;
grown hay, .
B F. Hcoce.
- Raeforclt S. 0. r
MEN wanted-We need a.
few men for general work. Wt-
-es 13.00 per day and bet*erac-
eording to position aad wrlling-
.a»8P to work.
This mil! is plaVed in Claw Oue
ov the pHonhi s Committee of
The War Industfies Board and la
a-War Industry.
Thf IN'umber assigned us ia af
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A. LI WE Rs Mill No. AH.
Hoke Oil & Fertilizer Ca
POR ‘sale—Good farm.’ 400*
acres, near Jackson.'Springs;
187 acres unimproved land in .
Johsoiiville Township, - .Har-:
nett County;
102. jcres unimproved land-'hl
Greor'"'ixi Township, L«#
County; ,
House and lot in Cameron. ^
Address Box )‘26, Jackioi^
Springs. N. C-
V
those in
it decided
jessary to
We can
fethe-un*
sVer they
/V
, .; j\w. JOHNSON,
.County Foo^ AdministratPfTkr
A' (i^/|*reacher
' . '•-4.
|teijak: awBrviLCes pf
FOli S.ALE—A sp'enclid farm of
85 acres, 6-5 acres in high stato
of cultivation; good huildinga
good water; price reasonable.
J. D. Adcox,
Lumber'Bridge, N. C.
in
it
EDGAR HALL,
Sheriff.
F RE S. H /
‘Mullet Fish and Kingham’s All-
Pqrk Sausag
:NeilI Grocery Co.
The Hom0%f Good Tlijoigs To Eat. ' /
Big Rally Day
The colored people in this
section have been having rallies
of one kind or another this year
and at these rallies they raise
money for church improvement.
They have had the “Twelve
Tr bes” at a number of places,
and are-to have this at other
churches. -At these they have
twelve speeches or recitatations
and twelves sermons all in a day.
They have two discussions of
each of Jacob’s boys, and they
take a collection' some time and
they usually do well at raising
money. For variety’s sake some,
of them have the ‘5'fweve Apos
tles,” which is just as good.
But Piney Grove church (this
is Jesse Dnjilap’schurch) sprung
something new' on ’em last Sun
day—“The Seven Gleaners” and
they gleaned alright, all right!
The collection' was $719.45.
-are going Wdo ik dbiie.
T '1.
xMr. W; B. Green nf Raeford,
who 18 in the U S. military ser
vice,’ wia.s examined aud b^-
tise'd by a Pfesbyterlan preach. . r, ,.v. i *
. n L- ' V toaof officers from Bethel met
er in Pans some time ago. and: ^
ago,
made applic-ation. for member-^
.ship in the Raeford Presbyterian
church,'and last Sunday'week
he was received by the session.
I % • ■* %
The concert to be given inRae-
ford Oct, 6 by a class of children
from the (J x f o r d Ofphanage
should enlist the sympathetic
interest and patronage of all our
people. On former visits these
children have shown themeelvcb
to be well-behaved and well-
trained, and the concert is al
ways worthy of patronage.-
If
The drafted men are filling
out their guestioneries, or Smith
is for them:* and he comes' late
arid stays a long time at dirmer,
and we have
fi'
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1'’^ National LBaiik
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.
THE ACTIVE BMK FOR ACTIVE PEOPLE.
\ The ideal depository for surplus funds.
4 Per Cent Interest
- on Time Deposits.
ASSETS $1,688,000.00
y' ; and continually growing..
& W. COOPER, Pres., A. B.,McMILLAN,;Cshr.
T. M. SHAW, Assistant Cashier. "
Iff
Miss Ruth Shaw of Statesboro;’
Ga., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. Benton Thomas.
Miss Elizabeth McLean has
returned to the State Normal
College in Greensboro.
chrifeh.
ai:e y«
demand now,
s|b^i)3e’r^I^l preachers in this
J^r^byiferf iave gone into the
W y as iib j
a delega-
ins-.
^LLast*Sunday week.
FARM MACHINERY—is very
I scarce. A small stock of Grain
DrillsYtMowjsrSf Rakes and
Hamlws-atrc^oa hand. Higher
prices cannot fill the demand.
Be wise and get them whil«
you canr ■■
W. McLean. .
A - -sy’
farms of from 100 to 500 at
located in Robeson and Hoke
counties. Will produce gotten,
tobacco and grain.
J. A. Singleton,
Dundafrach, N. C.
.s
Iff-I
#ith ttte pfficors of the Raeford
ehutethan'd asked for' a part of
Mr, Brown's time, one morning
service-each month, and it was
agreed ^ by the officers and at
a congregational meeting held
last Sungay the Raeford congre
gation endorsed the action of the
officem," so Mr.f Brown will
preach" at Bethel ,e^ch second
Sunday morning at lx, o’clock.
He’ will also preach there on the
fourth Sunday afternoon at 3
o’clock, (4 ne;^. Sunday) but
that will not'interfere with his
Raeford appointroents. .
,,, Mr' Brown is not only an able
preacher, but is one of best men
living,' and his services are not
the people
the people
throughout the county. Fayette
ville Presbytery and the Synod
of North Carolina. And we nfay
be asked for a further-division of
his time.
Short Njg^ Items.
AUCTION SALE
DUROC HOGS
10 A. M. Monday Sept. 30,
Pinefork Farm,
Raeford, N. C.
Twenty-five head, including
three Bred Sows, the others
ranging from fifty to two hun
dred'and fifty pounds, will be
sold to the highest bidder for
CASH Qu Monday Sept. 30th
Projk-ietor.
^to keep,telling, th^ only appreciated by
folks that thi^ext door herels' of Raeford, but by
Mr. Lawyer Smithsis’office, itfid
we are uuaj>fe to tell just wliere
thaLmafiis every' minute,fn the
ay. We'jare going ^oj.hdEtt
some kind of peace "propaganda.
Sheriff Hall and Deputy 0ock-
man captured a, blockade vjHbisjky
still Sun'day afternoon uni; .Ae«-
verdam in Blue Springs ftowh-
ship. Two negroes were operat
ing it, a tintub affair with a cop
per cap and worm. But the men
fled upon the arrival of the offi
cers. One of them tried, to fake
the cap with ffim, but it was too
hot, he had to drop it. The of
ficers spilled a -lot of 'molasses
beer, but found no monkeyrum-
New Featui^ in
Merchandise.
Cutlery, 'Crockery,
Tinware, Wood and
Willow-Ware,
Enamelware,
Oil, Clocks, Hosiery
Watches. Fancy
Articles,
Toilet Articles, .
Tablets, " Pencils, -
Book Straps,
Constantly arriving
Fresh Groceries,
Hog, Cow Horse &
Chicken Feeds.
Phnno 10.:^
Moore & Steele,
ANNOUHCEMENT. -^Raeford. N. C.
N^ice of Land Entry.
state' of North Oaroliira, -
CouJiVy of Hoke. * ' - •
Biitry NW14. - - "
A.'B. MeVadyen enters an^ claims
25 acres oi^land in Little rive* town
ship, Hoke county, N. CX.'on the wa
ters of Jumping Rui^ cr^]^-adjoining
'the lands of the estate of J^B. Troy,
on the north, east and sonth, and on
the west by the lands o^theD. McN,
Men are needed everywhere
for war work. Competent book;
keepers are hard to find. We
wish to announce that beginning
with, October First, Nineteen
Eighteen, we are closing our
books to further charges and
will do business on a cash basis
only. This mav mean some in-'
Convenience to good customers,
It does mean considerable saving
to us. a part of which we will
return to vou, first in better
service, and later by giving you
more for your money with the
better serfice-
Settle any account you may
now owe us at your earliest con
venience. but give ns a trial at'
once on the new basis. We will
please you.
, With thanks to
old customers
JNO. t. McFADYENr']?¥hf'fe“'i,'>|>^4j. "'“w
BETHUNE,
^try Taker.
Yours for bn?5nps5. ,
HOKE DRUG CO.
FLOWERS
For Wedi
A Specialty^
t
Fine bequets ul Orchids, Val-
lies. Sweet Peas,4ioses and Car
nations arranged in the latest
artisGc styles. Also our arr
rangements of FloraU, desigim*
Casket Covers and Sprays, are
unsurpassed by none.
We give prompt attention to
mail, phone and telegraph "or-
jlers.
J. L O’QUINN & CO.
^ RALEIGH, N.!C.
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Qteenhpuse Phone 149. Store 47.'
Ro^ehushee, .Shrubs and Evergreem
in variety. ; '
ROY REAVES. Agent,
Baaford. N, (t.
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