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^•dasB matter.
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27, 1920
pBRAGa
who are said to be
(Jamp Brag^
jUiKjoffice have re>
•tties living in Bae-
lae been decided to
llatto Road the wes-
|r. This will take in
f and leave Duncan
't it will. take the
[of!
r
Mrs. J. A. Cam
Mty, and about 2,000
Blue’a land,
jn given for this
indrv Is that not
>ney is available to
But the ^vernment
^and owns (we are
^nearly half the land
£ boundry mentioned
8 the section has been
iroopulated. But the
jnt—our government,
to make repar-
lat section has been
ihx>m a civilian stand-
^|d it is believed when
[qimment is apprised • of
•h the people have lost
[^tution will be made-
|-eo, at least.
SENATOR;
13th Senatorial District
J. VANCE McGOUGAN
EDWIN R. MacKETHAN
SHERIFF:
EDGAR HALL
JOHN A. McDIARMID
A eaRdidale §ho aW bt? tjan-.ild,
afid bt;I.He befdpli* \ Als Vf§W8
6n questions, whU b are iiabife to
come up in theio ifl of legisla
tion, and if he tii3r>fe§ a i^ertain
measure is wi.se a: id leiefifcial to
a -maiority, ol "tbe people he
should advocate it; if he thinks
a measure unwise lie Should say
so and give bis, rea;.-ji;s-
COMMISSIONER:
E. B. McNEILL
A. A. CONOLY
M; G.^AY
JOHN A. JOHNSON
A. D. McLAUCHLIN
H. F. CURRIE
MURDofin McLEOD
311 is contending fora
\jt the old time democra-
all, we are drifting. Not
Idoubt about that, and
ace of a man for govern
iext Saturdav week mav
aoe the future destiny of
||)emocratic party in this
We do not b Jieve tie
jority believes in a good
^iKthsie neyvfangled ideas.
Camp Bragg base ball team
defeated Raeford last Saturday
in a ganie at Camp Bragg 6 to 5.
COW PEAS FOR SALE,
them quick.
N. A. McNEILL
Get
Mrs. W. F. Walters had new
crop beans from
last Thursday.
her garden
There is a good crop of peach
es this year, the apple croj) v^ iI!
not amount to much.
}^^siexiiexx^iex^ie'vxxx9cxx xxx^
j PLANT, PUNT
OR YOU CANNOT HARVEST.
Soy and Velvet Beans, Corn, Peas and othet gar
den and field seeds by express every day or two.
We are filling our store now with seasonable and
staple mcrchandi.se and naming p-ices you cannot re
sist Variety of Molasses, Syrups. Flour, Dairy Food,'
Wheat, Shorts, Cotton Seed Mi i, Homegrown corn
and Meat. As good as the best Cheese, Coffees, Teas,
'Vegetables and many thiiigs appetizing to the wants
of the public,
Mr, Ai AllJalefe l§ ia ft h9§pi--
tal in t'ajrftfteviilft for tfeatmefit,
Mr. A. Cirdley of Bopo
MiilSi R il; paid this office a'
visit Tuesday.
■'Atfe- ■ .
R. R. Andrews and M. G^ Rfty^
prominent citizens of Rockfish,
were in town Tuesday.
Miss ElizabethRankin, whohas
been the guest of Miss Flqra Mc
Nair has rfeturned to her home
in Mooresville-
Miss Winn ie Hutchinson of
Chase City, Va., who was the
guest of Miss Margaret Moore
last week, has returned home,
f ^ ’
I Mrs. TidistOT, a sister of Mrs
Raeford high school has*" bUiiF. E. Walker, who was here on
team defeated St. Pauls 12 to 7ia visit recently, is reported tol e 3
in a game here Monday. ^ ; Viuy ill at her home in Broek- —
We had a news letter irom '
Ashley Heights a few days ago "^^e rains have been light for
without tne writer's name, sc; 2 months, but look fora show-
we burned it instead of pn'iting! June, or this will be differ-
it. That’s what goes with yearsweremerhber
th:it had dry Mays.
It would seem but fair to fur
I nisli ail the children a way to
1 rid e to school, if any are to be
furnished transportation. This
wd .’of showing partiality cre-
a es discontent.
{iJev. W. A. McLeod, D D., of
Ciero, Texas, will prench at
Be'he! next Sunday morning at
1! o’clock, and at Montrose at
4 o’cI.ock in the afternoon. Dr.
wa-* a Commissioner to the Gen
eral Assembly at Charlotte and
is just passing through to speak
to his relatives.
MgSifibaBi wh©
iftyfht figaf ?a§i tbig year, bag
©Tosed her ggbaol aad i§ at hame.
Miss Afinie McBryde, who
taught iii Elizabethtown this
year, is visitingMrs.T.A.Nisber.
The Hoke County Confederate
Veterans will be guests of the
Daughters of the Confederacy at
a luncheon to be served in the
cK^^^^ded school building tedav.
AMoif&it^g Nglie#.
RftflBg pillil§d OM
©f the e§tate ef Mts, Mm
Siaelail^ deceased, late of Hoke
OouJity, S. 0., this is to rotify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them duly aathenticated to the un
dersigned on or before the 13t.h day
of May, 1921, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estaie
will please make immediate settle
ment.
This the llth day of May, 1920.
NEILL B. SINCLAIR,
Administrator.
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unsigned letters.
Drinkables
The Wise Will i
Select the BEST «
Sell Your Produce to us and Get Ou?i
Prices in Merchandise. ^
THE VARIETY STORE
A Card of Thanks.
are selling at from 6 to
its each, that is, good ones,
of the returns from a
ap on a large orchard!
IJgyiL
B. F. MOORE
Phone 105
Raeford,N. C.
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IT IS NOT
Having got the family" back
home from'the fire and serious
^ j loss of ]V|arch, this week, we
^ want to, in this imperfect wav,
^ give as best we can some expres-
si n of gratitude for the most
that c(?uld he expected of any
^ substantial help and
j sympathy. Oh how you have
lifted tis up in our hour of mis-
f r’une and distress. We are
most gratefully thank you all.
W. N. Sessoms and Family.
I am also most grateful.
M. W. McLean.
White Cap Coffee. White House Coffee.
Votan Coffee. Caraja Coffee.
Ridge-Way Indian Ceylon Tea.
Twi-Light Special Mixed Tea.
Votan-Speciai Blend Tea.
Kingan’s Sliced Bacon.
Kingan’s Sliced Beef.
Kingan’s Country Style Hams.
Fresh Shipment of Mackereljust arrived.
Your order will not be complete without
them.
McNEILL GROCERY GO
THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Phone 44. Next to Postoffiee.
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I
of getting a BARGAIN here just “ONCE-IN-A-
WHILE.” This “ONCE-IN-A-WHILE” stuff
doesn’t amount to much.
It is the Steady Flow
of Real Values
it-
day-in-and-day=out that counts. We make it our
business to keep up this steady flow of real values,
Use your better judgement and you’ll trade here
day-in-and-day-out!’
DON’T WAIT!
We Have Them - Prices Right
a
r>>
Cotton Hoes, Campbell and Lewis Sweeps,
Plow Stocks, Spring Tooth Harrows, Four Hoe
Cultivators, Oliver Chilled Riding Cultivators,
‘ 9-tooth Harrows, 14-tooth Harrows, o-hoe Cul
tivators; many other tools needed on the farm.
Don’t forget now is the rime to get your Screen
Wire and Screen Doors. Our stock is going
fast. Will be hard to replace.
^ y
Have Large Stock Red Cedar Shingles at $10 per 1000
IVe need your trade and we hope you need our
good merchandise. Let us serve you.