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price of^'.sugar
higher, pcefitoering or^r no profi-
; ,•; >- tearing. '
ilThe i?andldal^ are turning tally"" injuring James
\ \ loose''of moneyt ^thoy
Where?-
' David Roundtree, a negro who
surrendered himself^ to the por
lice after^riannlpg down .an//a
say.
Fires Hke snakes in the grass
A.
prominent business man late
yesterday was placed under ‘a
$l,00(M)ond when he came be
await the^ unprepared- ~^Be pre- fore “Recorder H. 8. 'Everett. to-
pared, be careful.
= Carelessness ^ and -negligence
are standing invitations to ^^'tijtobndtree had not been able to
day.''Judge Everett continued
the belong to enable members
of Mr King’s family to appear.
H^fcNfilLL CO.f
AUTHORIZED RESIDENT DEALER. 1
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, TH E R.0Y>^;L TAILORS h
' CHICAGO -^N^Yt'RK [j
It of
to v^t yonr honie.
Mr Jeptha Peele had ripe
* strawberries on the market
the first of the week.
Hon W.. C. Hammer, of Ashe-
boro,'a candidate * for Congress
spent Tuesday night in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Moore
have returned from atripthrugh
eastern North Carolina,'looking
over Several towns.
Dr. J. C. Gilbert of Hope
Mills died suddenly at his home
Tuesday evening of Bright’s di-
■ sease'.E He was the huband of a
niece of Mis JesoplHne Breeceof
' Eumberton. -Robesonian.
Many things contribute to the
number of fires each year- One
is over insurance. Overinsur
ance increased agents’ commis
sion. -Agents’ commissions are
never consumed in the fice.
The sand c)ay road, if enough
. clay is put down, will in our
opiliion be as durable as hard
surface roads, and' a great dpal
cheaper, but a lot of money is
to be spent on q^menl roads.
An Iowa juror recently ex
plaining acquittal of a townsman
indicted for arson, Said, “We
knew he was guilty but if we
convicted bin how could he col
lect his insurance?” What a
knave and also a fool was he.
furnish bond tonight.—Greens
boro Daily News.
Fine field of Alfalfa.
Mr. W. K. Bethune has a fine
acre of alfalfa in the rear of the
the residence 'of Mrs. Mollie
Norment, Elrn Street. Mr.
0. O. Dukes, county farm
demonstration agent is anxious
for as many people to see this
fi^ld ‘before it is .cut 4ha first
time next week. FoSs.tnf^rma-
Mon about growing this valuabU
crop which is cut three or foui
time? ayear, see Mr. Dukes.
Robesonian. . .
Motiob To QuPWHiFFtB Township
VO'ERS
ST.iTB Op North Carolina,
Hoke County
■ It is hereby ordered by the Hoke
''ounty Board of Elections that the
voting precinct for Qiiewhiffle Town
ship be and is hereby moved (rom
Cabin “Branch to Montrose school
■house.
This the 24th day of April, 1920.
Arthur D Gore
Chm, Co.‘Board of Elections.
■|0 'rfil^Dep,
When you arr,ip~FAVettc' iMf,
xali at .Beasley's.” 1 ekp^^^hov.
you a good, beantifnily seKeted
Stock of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry. Our w-itch and jow-
'elry repairs are dojTOT)V exjx ri-
enced workmen.
B. F. BEASLEY,
F^yetteviiieV e*: C.
Choice Cut Flowers
Flowers airanged in the
latest artistic styles for all
occasions.
Roses, J C.hrysantheina n.s,
Carnations. Sweetpea- .Or
chjds, and Snapdragon!
Mail and wire o r ci e i ir
promptly executed by
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J. L O’QUiNN & C
RALEIGH. Ni C.
Notice To Voters Who Wisn "'c
Kec’.ister
AH registrars n; Ibo county vi!
feeep open the registration bocks fo!
che registration pf any electors resid
ing in their respective townships or
precincts and entitled boregistration,
each day for 20 days until uftei* the
second Saturday ' before the elec
X.
FOR SALE-«-two milk cows..and
one SS^fitland Pony fbr sale
one cfiwTIfireeh in milk and
yoong. , :' ' y
W.T.'^Crump
^“ iWagiam, N.C.
STRAY HORSE—one bay marr
came toiny place April 14. ow
ner can get same by paying
for this ad ^nd feed' and
-identify.
'n.N. a MhFadyen
' ^ Montrose, N. C.
tion.
Ityou have beeif"a rtsideut of the
State of North Corolina. two years ano
of ths county of Hoke for six montLi
and of ybnr precinct or townshij
four months, immediately preceeding
theNiate of election, and are 21 yeare
of age and have not registered foi
the election^ in any other township or
precinct, yon may register by taking
the proper oath befdre the Registrar
,f your precinct, f lease attend t(
this promptly as it is the duty of ev
ery eligible citizen to express his
choice of candidates and politica
•deaTs in behalf of the ends to br
attained.
Arthur D. Gore
Chm. Co. Board of Elections
The Live Store Always Reliable
The Capitol
Department Store
114-116 Hay Street Fayetteville, N. C.
Extraordinary
Silk Sale
for 4 Days Only.
STARTING WED., MAY 1^,
and Ending Sat, May 15.
Silk by the Yard.
Silk Skirts.
Silk Dresses.
Silk Underwear.
Silk Hosiery..
In facteverything made of silk
will be reduced. d
Take Advantage of
This Money Saving-Event .
Greenhouse Phone “149,; •Stoi-' '7.
Rose Bushes, JShrubs aurt Evt'!--
greens in variety.
ROY REAVES, Agent,
Raeford ,„.N A'.
G ood mileage, good 4
gfood tractionr-i^
extreme degree—aw
these tires. In their malnilif
in their selling, tfie Fiair
a vital factor. " •
The Fisk Ideal: **To be tfie he^
concern in the vrorid te wui|l.
for, and the squares! concern
• 1 ' 1 • *-e .tm
ezMtence to do businesa wnu
Next Time—BUY FXSX |
McLanehrin Co.
TrsasMtrbRec
Time to
(Buy Flak)
k t P»i o«
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