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C. Brown goes lo
ti Sunday to preact
sment raemon i«’
jfird high school tc&in
Jie Sanford high school
Igame of baseball ^ last
grppon 10 innings.
the new hardware
jauchlin. Co,s to bf
has begun. ' This
Jirge and a>mmodious
Anting Rockfish av-
Kendrick, pastor of
iptist church wi'l
commencement ser-
Raeford school audi
I the fourth Sunday.
tenment agents, who
s^oued in Fayette
■y/ihe land from the
]ng in the Camp Bragg
ot buying it up as fast
Ixpected The people
Ig out for reasonable
Well Dressed People
are never run down at the heel, and they -are al
ways standing up on good soles. If you are looking
for service step in—we giv.e it. People who are
having their shoes repaired are trying to save the
high price of buying new shoes. It’s. our business
to repair your shoes. - We double their life. Get
your work while you wait., We are never too busy
to do your work. Come in and w^e will give vou a
quality job. To avoid that old bad cold we mend
tfte rip and patch the holes; build up the heel and
save your soles.
If you are too busy to bring your shoes you. can
mail them to me, and I wjll repair them and mail
them back to you.
S. B. Tay lor Shoe Shop
RAEFORD, M. C. ^ Hoke County.
Home Fires Bjrning.”
Ire about five milliop
|d this country witbqijf
jast year 20.OOO dwell
built, when under
bnditions 70.O0O would
up to accommodate
bless.
serious shortage de-
|at we jit' serv e exislinjr
baiust loss by fire But
we doing about it ‘
tar there were ten
jnied for every new
And what is worse
It. of these caught fiie
strictly inexcusable hu
elessMes.s. ‘'Ob .well,’’
[say to yourself, “my
I’t catch fire." Y(u
yet,'but have you
Linty that you are going
Wver?
^diers marched lo thi
I singing, ‘ Keep the
Burniag,” and the
Ith^s of maxiL£jQt4bose
a few weeks ialei
^faing like this; ' Dear
i^iise caught fire from
Iney flue and was burn-
j a week ago yesterday.”
• soldier-son’s song had
HERE
IF YOU are in a weaiiened or even slightly rundown
condition perhaps all you need is a good, feliabie tonic.
WE HAVE IT.
American
i wered!!!'
is his brother’s lo i^pei
fire-loss ph caution.
sibie and a valuable
if he insures bis prop
linst such misfortunes,
^ts a hat carried around
[j| kind friend collecling
fin” funds, as long as
yan agent in his town
p itfnunity to insure him
these losses?
»oa patriotic? Then pro-
l-i
! and your dependent
li.
1^'
w
-It*8 as much your duty
ire your child’s roof and
^fe’s special room as it is
j for the physician when
jjf them falls itt. Every
I your part in case of an
fire is a loss to your
and a burden to your
to say nothing of your
il anguish while you
see the labor aiid
I of a life-time go up in
les?
agaged in the wonder
ing and semi patriotic
raring folks against al-
rything except taxes
Nothing gives me
if delight than to protect
l^ests, and to save to
your loved ones, to your
^ and to vpur great coun
^ embarrassment of will
S^, me before the
trovs'your money crop in
ling weekS; and' the
jg rtiiB Uirough your
||md the 'old * stove flue
a lot of sparks on your
^foof and you and the old
biUiies have to stay all
ith the neighbors.
IlfiEALTY LuAN,
r A TRUST COMPANY.
BMford. N. C. ^
D, Core, Sec. Trejw.
BREAD
Fresh Daily
lOc a loaf!
McArthur & Marshall
Main St.
Floyd Old Stand,
Raeford, N. 0.
The onginaJ and tot colored varnish ever produced. Has given
complete satisfaction for over 34 years. A strictly high-
grade transparent varnish for finishing
Floors
Furnituro snd Interior Woodwork
Hrepwed in natui^ varnish, also with stain combined, giving
beautiful imitations of all the hard woods, such as '
Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany, Lt. Oak, Dk. Oak, Goldon Oak.
_ Rosewood, etc.
Shows thp grain of the wood
IT IS TOUGH—WATERPROOF—DXIRABLE
CARMOTE FLOOR VARNISH ^
a wondCTful finish for Floors, Chairs, Tables, Window Saehea.
BOok-cases, Desks and all interior wood-work
Adt for Color Card
’ . Sold By .
Mcl.aifchlin Co.
f.y
V. 'AT*-
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4^(..
ff’
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ii
you Kuew
u
That you could buy heavy-standard quality Overalls
such as BLUE BUCKLE, COWHIDE, N & and other
STANDARD QUALITY OVERALLS at $2.50 per palr-
wouldn’t you dome here and get ’em?'
That you could buy a first “Class heavy work shirt for
$1.50-“wouldn’t you come here and get ’em?
You Knew
That you could buy real good work shoes-“Shoes that are
made to your liking and that will give absolute satisfac
tion—for less money—wouldn’t you comeliere and get’em?
Well, there are these and many other REAL VALUES
throughout our store.
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COME AND INVESTIGATE.
[n fact we have some good, tested and tried antidote for
pracLicaily every tired or uiiiil: feelin>' you may have.
li you don’t feel just right come in and see us about it,
Bank of Raeford Building
Raeford, N. C.
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Satisfied
Our Best
This Letter Comes Unsolicited
Allendale S .. G.
Mar. 23, 1930.
Hamer, Hamer and Darby,
Bennettsville, S. C.
Gentlemen:- -
You have just concluded the sale of my lots, and 1
cannot refrain from writing you this letter in testimony of my
appreciation.both of the lyinagement of the sale, and the sat
isfactory price you got for same. It will afford me pleasAire
to speak a word for you gentlemen, when I can and shbuld I have
other property in the future to sell, I shall certainly have
you handle it forme. You are clean and above board, and
this recommends your company tome.
With beet wishes for your continued success, 1 am
Yours very truly,
• _ (Signed) J. L. Carlton
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'See liar or write us before you close a contract, for your property and you
will feel as Mr. Carlton does.
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Hamer,
Tom C; Hamer
.Bennettsville
Hamer & Darby
& Auction Co.
Tom M. Hamer J. Elliott Dwby
, S. C. St. Mathews, S. C.
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