HfliByOlJlTf'jSBR'IIAL
Miss Mar
, home is.ill f
ing, is (laite
fever we hea
. The
h ive .boiijr'at
oi Lo io.Mi, el"
couJry commissioners
^7,000 steam shov-
ou the trucks to
be hauled on the rdad.
Mr. acdl
moved to t
L ITEMS.
riteSherill^whose
old school build-
ijjk with typhoid
s. D. J .
ir new
Ray have
home on
their farm n ar Eockfisb. The
peop.c i,f p^j
■'ce th
We rwaril
say a tew (j
while therf
bales of S
ford re.eretted to
R-wn,
vir. L, Rethune
ys ago that he saw
a farmer sell 50
Island cotton at
$1 27 p.' 1- polid in S'tatcboro, Ga
N 0 d' 1 (; I A congregational
mooting i:; Ailed Mio
rresbyteiJt tonight, 'Phursday,
at b o’clock] All members of the
church are] rged to be present
to boai-a rJrortof the building
CO aiuitlee'
W. C BROWN.
' fiftlefgh* May
gfifiipiy with the State laws fee
the tepertifig of-.eotif&giotte dis
eases afld .vital statistics caused
several prosecutions by the State
Board of ' Health during the
W(> k, with convictions in local
courts.
Rastus Butler, a white citizen
of Sampson county, failed to r( -
port a case of whooping cough
in his family. He had no phy
sician. The child'suffering with
whooping cough was taken to a ,
public funeral and later the dis-;
ease developed among the child-;
ren of four other families whoj
were present. Twenty cases are;
charged to contact with thip|
Mr. But.lev V'as tii.ed five’
_ isnmeis mmlf a
paadidate hf the office of yotih-
ty tJommissionefi subject tO'the
aitioh of the cohaing primary,
' A. A. CONOLY.
^hiid
do'i!
ir
aj‘d
T. IVf. Ferrelil Jr., loea> un'.
dertaker in Sampson cuuntv was i
fined five dollars and costs for
having buried a body without
obtaining death certificate.
An adnitioftal inspector for
the State health department
will'be placed in the field the
first of June and the effort to
strictly enforce the laws with
regard to promptly reporting
contagious diseases ami propj^er
compliance with the vital statis
tics law will bo,intensified.
R. B. Wilson.
For County Commissioner
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of county
Commissioner subject to the
Democratic Primary.
M. McLeod
For Congress.
I announce myself to Hoke
County Democrats as a candi
date for the nomination for Con
gress from thf Se'^enth District ir,
Uo’ jU'CmocrwCc. primary.
J M y .fv NN,
STRAY DOG—I have a stray set
ter dog, white and red spotted
which has been at my home
a month. Ifine dog and own
er may have paying expenses.
W. A. Croley,
Hope Mills. N. C., R 1.
North Carolina
Hoke Connfcj. f
In the Superior court before the
clerk,
S-n > ’' , -'s by Publication.
-■* o - “*ewart, Ben
- Va;'(ler
Ray,
The deft^.-.i. 1 will
take notice that v; ’ 'i aa
above baa been cotnaae^iV^'-v Uie
Siipeiior court of HoL,?. o-v,
North Carolina, for sale to the A leO
States that certain tract of i-.nd
described in the complaint filed in rhia
action in which said tract of iacd
the defendants have aa intere.?i
‘ Aa l said defendants will fur aer
I 'aife fiol.ice that they are requir-d tc>
t-ofor,'the clerk uf sup, rior
court of Hoke county at hia offi'-e in
I Ha fijid, on the Sth day of Juiie 1920
j aud aiLswe.r or demur to the (iompiaiut
in said aebioi., or the plaintiffs will
apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint,
i This May the 6th 1920.
Wm. I-. Poolo
f lerk of superior , ourt
THE I 3TTER THE DAY THE COOLER THE DRINK
Tl W YOU.SECURE FROM OUR FOUNTAIN.
W en you are warm and uncomfortable you will be
be suij 'ised at the relief you will experience through one
of thefiany cool, delicious and refreshing,drinks we dis-
'lSE has ever EQUALLED OUR QUAL^
WHEN IT COMES TO SODA FOUNTAIN
PRODUCTS, TRY THEM.
9rATION£ltr. P£ltFI/MeS,
TOfLET A/tnCLlS
SODA, CANDY,
CIGARS
RAEEORD DRUG CO
r prescriptions A specialty
RAEFOKP. lY.C: •
Well Dressed People
never run down at the heel, and they are al-
standing up on good soles. If you are looking
“"^icc step in—we give it. People who are
their shoes repaired are trying to save the
price of buying new shoes. It’s our business
tir your shoes. We double their life. Get
ferk while you wait, We arc iiwer-tcso - busy-:.
^ your work. Come in and we wilf give you a
[ality job. To avoid that old Pad cold we mend
- rip and patch the holes; build up the heel and
your soles,
• tfarou are too busy to bring your shoes you can
iil sRm to me, and I will repair them and mail
Bmb^toyou. '
Taylor Shoe Shop
Good values all the Lime in ev
ery line.
Bauootn’s Cash Store.
Raeford,^. U.
DON’ l’ FORGET to buy you
hardware and tools at Raefqrd
•Hardware Co. lor they ar>
guaranteed-“GOODS TO
BE AS GOOD AS REPRE
SEN PED.”
Some very attractive Voiles ''at
very attractive prices.
Baucorn’s ( -ash Store.
Raeford, N. C.
Administratxir’ Notice.
Ilavingqualified aa admiuistrat
the estate of of J. B. Meinnis, (
late of Hoke County, NorthCan
this is to notify all persons ii;
claiiiis against the said estate t
i sen! them duly authentirated t,
I undersigned on or before the
day of May 1921, or this notic
he [,leaded in bar of their reco
j All persons indebted to said
j wnll please make immediate
ment.
! This 2I!;h day of April, 1920.
MISS CATTIR MeINK
Administrator of J, E. Mclunis,
leased.
nx of
CM,
Ilia,
ivinjj
pre-
I the
26th
will
very.
Ht ate
pay-
No one can sell you. better groceries than
we seiL
.No one can make you lower prices than we A
make on the same class of goods.
We will give you the best service possible.
Give us a trial»,°°the service will prove.
Poole & Co.
FOR SALE: Oliver Typewriter
in good condition at reasonable
price.
JESS A. BAUCOM.
Another new lot of nice trousers
for young men. Trousers that
are Neat in Pattern; Correct^
in Stvle, and not prohibitive"
in price.
Baucuin’s Cash Store.
Raeford, N. C.
Still selling Standard Union-
Made Overalls at |‘2 50. If you
haven’t gotten a supply of
them, come on and get them.
Baucorn’s Cash Store.
Raeford, N. G.
RIDE IN SAFEl’Y. We sell
United States Tires and Good
rich Tires Best in the long
run. , Raeford Hardware Co. ...
SHINGLES—1 have .for sale a
lot of pine shingles all grades
stock limited Order early.
John Cameron
Raeford K. 5
WHFjN in to'Ffi. (;all to see us
and g(;t your shave while wait
ing.
Hair Cut, '!5e,
Shave. 20c.
RAEFORD BA KBER SHOP,
44
I
GET A CuLUMBlA ^GRaF;A
nola’ Best talking ’^machine
sold today. Big stock ma
chines and records. Sell for
cash or on time. -Raeford
Hardware Co.
Public Sale of Land.
At the time aud place and oii the
terniH named below and pursuant to
ail order of the Superior Court of
Hoke County. N. C., made in that
certain special proceeding entitled
“I). S. Currie, Administrator, etc. vs.
William Uavis et al.” now pending
ill said Court, I the uiidersigiied com
missioner will soli at public auction
sale to the liighest bidder the follow
lug described land;
Situated in McLauclilin Township,
Hoke County, N. C., adjuiniug the
lands of Nansy Davis, J. V. Davis,
J. E, Davis, et al., aud boimdod as
follows: Beginning at a cypress on
tlie bank of Big Rocklish Creek and
runs thence N. 4 E. 6!} chains to .n
stake in the run of a branch or gul-
ley; tliencc S. 85 E. 14 chains to a
stake and ( wo pine pointers in Nancy
Davis’ back line; thence N. 4 E. 81
chains to a slake and pine pointers
by the road; Ihence as tlio road N.
65 W. 27J chains to a stake; tiience
S. 4 W. 126.25 chains to the bank of
Big Rocklish Creek; tlicncednwn tlic
various courses of said Creek lo the
beginning; the same containing 290
acres, more oj less aud being known
as -the Barbara Anne Davis Tract.
This land is well wooded and has
good long-leaf pine timber on it. A
large part of it is level. It is only a
mile or two from the railroad station.
Place of Sale: Court House iii Rae
ford, N. 0.
Time of Sale: June 10th, 1920, at
12 o’clock M.
Terms of Sale; Casli.
fSigued) J. W. CUKRIE;
Commissioner.
The Place to Get Good Things to Eat.
Pratt Building. Phone No. 61.
, JEKILL AND
MR. HYDE.”
. Another Paramount Artcraft Super Special
AT PASTIME THEATRE
Monday, May 31.
Afternoon show for ladies and children at 4
P. M. Admission 20 and 30c.
Night Show 8:00. Adnlission 30 and 50c.
Are Your
We are holding in reserve a good stock of
cotton seed meal in this section. If you will
need some get it now. If you cannot get
other fertilizer use a little meal at planting
tiuie.
»
If your fertilizers are delayed find out why
and the actual date you will get delivery.
A good crop is as much to our interest as
to yours for we must have seed to make a
• T
RAEFORD, N, C.
Hoke County.
Administrator’s Notice
Having qualified as' administrator
of the estate of Mrs. M. J. Lindsay,
deceased, late of Hoke County, N. 0.,
this's to notify all persons having
(.'laims against the estate of said de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed on or before the 2fnd day of
April. 1921 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
piease make immediate payment.
This 22 day of April, 1920.
J. C. LINDSAY, Administrator,
St. Paiils, N. 0
J, S. BUTLER, Attorney, '
St. Pauls, N. C.
K 0^ •
Hoke Oil &