tk IU’wn IMA I? It
' tn iplachiK new crop Irish
^jotatoes OD the merket at IIS
a barrel. >
tMr. and Mrs. G. A. Graham
ate spendiDg some time in Bla
dM> county. We are sorry the
'doctw'e health is impaired
|l^ » Governor BobGlenh, who was
Hr. Wid llfi; H tj,
Mrs. i. B. Thomd§ and
daufthter Catherine have retained
from a two weeks visit to rela
tives in Statesboro. Ga.
Mr. G. 0. RoRers ot. Graham
who has been elected Saperint''n-
dent of Schools by the board of
education in this countjTarrived
Jgovcmor of this state from 19051 last Saturday and may now be
to 1909, died in Toronto, Canada, found at his office in the court
iMtweek. house.
j For Sale on Easy Terms
»
Farms ^
132 acres between Lumber Bridge and Parkton, N.
C., 90 acres in .cultivation, one dwelling, four tenant hou
ses, bams and outhouses.
100 acres near Lumber Bridge, 80 acres in high state of culti
vation, dvrelling, tenant houses, barns and stables, fruit trees
831 acres in Hoke County, 150 acres in cultivation, renting
this year for $4500 00. 4 good houses, barns and out houses, good
roads runs through the place. Pricd 43,000.00
216 acres near St. Pauls, N. G., 13o acres in cultivation, every
acre can be cultivated, 1 dwelling. 1 tenant house, barns and
stables.
87 acres 3 miles from Parkton, 56 acres in cultivation, every
acre can be cultivated. 1 dwelling, 1 tenant house, 1 tobacco barn,
barns and stables. Price $110 00 per acre.
" 134 acres 9 miles from Launnburg, 50 acres in cultivation, l
tenant house, barns and stables, 75 acres can easily be brought
into Cultivation. Price $90 00 per acre.
If you want to buy, see us. We invite your.inves-
tigation. ^ ^
If you want to sell, list your property with us, we
will find a buyer.
The Q. H. Russell Co.
Laurinburg, N. C.
- ' ■ MOTTO: “Fair Dealings to Both Seller and Purchaser.
Anhdti'n^
For* State
I herebv afitiotiltce, a
candidate foi* /-ertatbr jirom this
the 13th Seu/itbrial l|)i8trict,
(Cumberland ai tl Boki}jBubject
to the action of the ’'Tllj^octatic
Primary. Your Bn)0p^rt will be
earnestly apjweciate^f. j
Edwin R. Mclj^effidn.
For Clerk Sop eric r^iCoprl.
I hereby amnunc^ayself a
candidate for the office of Clerk
of the Superior Court, liubject to
the action pf the Democratic
primary.
Wni. L. Poole.
For Sheriffi-^
I hereby announr-e ihyfclf a
candidate for the offleePof sheriff
of Hoke county subject to the
action of the Democratic pii
mary.
Edgar Hall
For Cotton
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Cotton
Weigher for Hoke county, sub
ject to the action of t^ Dt inn
cratic primary, ^
Martin McKeithan.
i or Representative
I hereby annoucee myself a
candidate for the office of Rep-
' resOntative from Hoke count y in
the lower House of the (Jeneral
assembly, subject to thei8ct.ion of
the Democratic Pritnarv,
Oscar Leach
#'
For State Senator'
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for State Senator from
the 13ih Senatorial Disj^ict, in
cludiug the counties of Cumber
land and Hoke, subject to the
action of the Democratic Pri-
niaries, and will appreciate your
Support.
Dr. J. Vance M
jugan
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2K-
The whole question of a super-tire is a matter of principles.
For there is nothing exclusive in the industry. No patents,
no secret formulas prevent a conscientious maker from build
ing the best.
But cost and competition modify ideals. The Brunswick
idea is to pay perfection’s price and get it. >*
That has been the Brunswick policy since 1845. And it ac
counts for the growing preference' for Brunswick 'Tires.
Motorists expect the utmost from a tire bearing the name of
Brunswick—and get it.
You, too, will be convinced by your first Brunswick, Hiat
here is an extraordinary tire, and that more money cannot buy
a better.
Better tires of their type are impossible—or better tubes.'
That we guarantee.
Try ONE Brunswick-^learn how it excels.
THE BRUNSWICK-BAUCE-OOLLENDER Ca
Baltimore Headquarten: 107 Hopkina Place *
/
MHO cm /in uniimiied Irnusugv
Guarantee Basis
For Coi
I here!
candidat
office of
for Hokd',,''
of the vot(!^
Primary.
I
life!
!03
xa
miasiouer
myself _ a
U? . to the
mjo^^ioner
|io th^^ction 1
0. Democratic
, PliJ
For C'Jiy.';
I hereb’
.•f.a
candidate'll
sioner ■ fc
subject to
«T5^^cXsucliitn ^
iMsioner
myself a
l;y Commis- j
kh district
ion of, the
Democratic Primary. ^
J.'A Johnson
For County GommUsionef ^
I hereby announce *mys0lf a
candidate ■ for county Commis
sioner, subject to the action of
tr.e Democratic Rrimarv- ^
Iff^ctor P. Currie
For Treasurer \ ^
I hereby announce mvsfdf a
candidate for the office of Treas
urer of Hoke county subje^ to
the voters at primary. f,
W. J. McCraneyf
For Register of Deeds ^
I hereby announce myself a
candidatefor the office of Register |
of Deeds for Hoke county sub-l
ject to the action of the coming |
primary. I am now serving as
Register of Deeds filling the un
expired term of R. L, Bethune
resigned, if elected I pronilse to
give the same careful attention ■
to the duties of the office in.>*the.j
future I have given in the imst.’'
Yours to serve '
' D. K. Bl^
For Sheriff. *
Ac the request of a numb|r of
mv friends I, hereby announce
myself a candidate for the (race
of Sheriff of Hoke County, sub-
lect to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
JOHN A. McDIARMID.
For County Commissioner.
I herein announce myself a
candidate for the office of Coun-
-J.
T. B. LESTER & GO.
Raeford, N. C.
•rrrrSoioiuer, BUUjecl to iUe
nominating primary in June.
E. B. McNEILL.
>1
For Connty'.Commissioner ^ -
I hereby announce myself a
candidate of the office of County
Commissioner, subject to tho
approaching primary.
M. G. Ray
r.i; ,v.-x
Evolution of the
7
has been a leader in all developments for
the benefit of the ultimate purchaser
Studebaker was--- -
—first to make extenave uSe of pressed steel
throughout. , ,
—first to cast six-cylinder motors en bloc.
—first to produce a car with crown fenders.'
—first to produce a six-cylinder car selling for
less than $2,000.
-ffirst to produce a seven-passenger, four-cy
linder 40 h. p. car selling for less than .$1,000.
—first to produce a 50 h. p. car selling for
less'than $2,000.
—first to furnish place glass windows, khickel-
trimmed in the rear of the top. as standard
equipment.
—first to produce a car selling for less than
$2,000 with cord tires as standard equip
ment.
ii
Ask a Studebaker Owner”.
JUNE PAGE,
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DEALER.
RAEFORD, N. C.
•'.'V, :V'‘j
m
When in Need of
WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
Hoes, Sweeps tq head the grass. Building
Material, Doors;‘Sash and Nails, Lime, Ce-
ment, Shingles and many other articles you
will need. Screen Wire; Screen Doors and
Windoys, Ic.e Crearn Freezers, Paints, Lead
and Oil, Turpentine, coloring of all kind
Auto Tires and Tubes, Stoves and Ranges
and then good cool Oil stoves that give sat
isfaction.
SEE .'■■ " '
■1£'* .
v'T.rl
Raeford,
Hardware Dept.
>’ North
X
Carolina.
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