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The Daily Neft»ihavLD4? ,ob^|
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Raeford, N. C., June 3, 1920.
WAS IT A MISTAKE?
Some say the purchasing of
that steam shovel to load clay
on trucks by the county com
missioners was a mistake, for
the reason, that is too much ex
pense for the use to be made of
it The reasons for the purchase
are: There is a lot of clay to be
hauled; there are few laborers,
and the worK must be done, and
Mr. W. E. Blue says he can do
twice as much work.
But the machine is too large.
It’s the^ thing to.load cars at the
sandpit, or the grave I bed; but it
is too ponderous to be moved
about With only a few trucks
to load it may be standing idle
burning coal with the operators
waiting on the haulers.
There are but few bridges in
this county we would like to
drive that thing over.
And as some see it, it is like
buying ten mules to run a two
horse farm; like buying a . five
thousand dollar lynotype ma
chine to do two thousand dollars’
worth of work a year; like build
ing a hotel where nobody stops
However, if it has been bought,
and there is now no remedy, fif
ty or a hundred trucks or carts
should be procured and the roads
clayed to everdbody’s satifac
tion, and a satisfactory large
and we’ll have as good roads as
as they have in Robeson, eh?
(by ARTHUR D. GORE )
If you knew ther^ (were ten
millon homeless and twice as
many uncomforTiahly housed
people In this country tod nr: or
if you knew that through Arner
ican carlessdess three hundred I way
and fifty million dollars and fif-! _ r j r * n
teen thdusand .lives were lost; KaefonI D.feat,tjanpBragg,
each year through preventable In a close and exiling g tme
fires, would you continue to be
acTd that Gal dnfet^%robably re
gards J'im as the wy who. put
Jthe ass iik'.'i&^it . . 10^, have your
Gfomi tottf‘'Daily News.
KEEP the correct time. Geln
ihgersoll Watch at Raeford
Hardware Go. ■;
careless as perhaps you have
been heretofore?
Do you believe in fire and au
tomobile theft insurance? Sev
eral homes have been destroyed
and automobiles stolen here in
Hoke this year.
Do you know that the future
FOR SALE—One . seoond hand
Ford Touring car in good re-
.pair, and one BuicK (J Five
Passenger car also in vood
condition. w;
J. L, Pratt, Raeford, N C.
bless vou.with a sense of precau
tion, self protection, and mother-
wit, and means for you to use it
wisely; and I am asking y ni to
let me help you do tho . Bgi
honest with yourself an 1 your
wife and children, come see me
about insuring your car, your
barn, your home. I’m not in
thi^ business to my advantage
alone; I am in it to add Y’ your
safety, comfort, and peace of; FOR SAL
mind. , j them quick,
Raeford, N. G. (Adv.) N. A. McNEILL.
cf hall .\ionday af .ernoon Kae"
ford defeatea Cami.Br..gig 2 to 0.
irlake McKeiO'.an pitcniug for
Raeford, pitcc/iec the airtight
variety of had, not o single
soldier in the:came passed second
base, and a,though the homo
team played ragged at times and
failed to tally as- they might
have; only ouct; r tvvioe the so!-
diers even threaten i i score At
least 200 .soldiers ;ame ovi^ to
holds for you? Youtlonot; God. „ , . ■ , . .
r, TT root for their comrades, bui t hey
didn t intend»it. But He did fy^nd but little to eht.huse.
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Of course you know that, but arp prepared, Have
you gotten all you need to pass the hot days'and to
make summer arid vacation time a* pleasure?
Both these are coming sure, so that is why we
“prepared” to meet any of your demands.
are
Cool, Dainty, Attractive
Why not come hereJn tr
place? _■
Baucom’s Cash S: ore.
Raeford. N; 0
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and girlish to a marked degree are the Dresses we are.
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offering. i
Styles you cannot resist at prices that are as irre
sistible. . , '
Blouses
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Plenty”
VOILE BLOUSES, ORGANDIE BLOUSES,
GEORGETTE BLOUSES.
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We have a complete assortment of the seanson’s
best models. ■ - •
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The conditions in Mexico are
bad. One resolution has just
proven successsul. and anoth- f
is brewing. So it goes.
(Successors to Nisbet Bros. Co.
Tobacco growers have had a
^^ggt jlieir plants put
jpft want of rain,land then, cut
worms have, been the worst ever
known.
Wise
Befeci the B'EBT
We thought it would .be so,and
so it will be: The from county
seat to county seat roads will be
made good and all the others ne
glected.
Hi Johnson and (Jeneral Wood
both made speeches in the State
last week. Both want' the Re
publican nomination for Presi
dent, but the bosses say neither
will get it
With the adoption of this
Women’s Rights Amendment
goes the last vistage of states
rights. Elections will be con
trolled thereafter by the riational
government.
White Cap Coffee. White Pioupe Coffee.
Votan Coffee. Caraja Coffee.
Ridge-Way Indian Ceylon Tea.
Twi-Light Special Mixed Tea.
Votan-Special Blend Tea.
Kingan's Sliced Bacon.
.Kingan’s Sliced Beef. ■
Kingan’s Country Si\ le Eanis.
Fresh Shipment of Mackerel just arrived. ‘
Your order will not be complete without
them.
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McNEILL GROCERY CO.
We see it predicted on every
hand that prices on everything
is getting ready to tumble. If
the priees of sugar and paper
.tumble from where they are
they will bust sure.
THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Phope 44. Next to Postoffice.
The Journal wants to know
how the teachers are to be given
a substantial increase in pay, the
Voadbuilding doubled, or more,
other expenses increased and the
taxes not be increased?
PLANT, PLANT
OR YOU CANNOT HARVEST.
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Now they say there will be no
changes in the original bounda
ries of Camp Bragg. Others,
beside the Psalmist are ready to
exclaim: “All men are liars’’—
those who dispense camp dope at
any rate. ,
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 merchandise and naming prices you cannot re
sist. Variety of Molasses, Syrups, Flour, Dairy Food,
Wheat, Shorts, Cotton Seed Meal, Homegrowui corn
and Meat. As good as the^best Cheese, Coffees, Teas,
Vegetables and many things appetizing to the wants
of the public,
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’ITie straw vote being taken bv
The LiteraryTiigest shows that
as many Democrats as Republi
cans A'ants Hoover for President,
and most of them are Southern
ars. That shows a mighty bad
taste.
Sell Your Produce to us and Get Our
Prices in Merchandise.
THE VARIETY STORE
B. F. MOORE
Phone 105
Raeford,N. C;
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We Have Them - Prices Right
Cotton Hoes, Campbell and Lewis Sweeps,
Ptow Stocks, Spring Tooth Harrows, Four Hoe
Cultivators, Oliver Chilled Riding Cultivators,
9-tooth Harrows, 14-tooth Harrows, 5-hoe Cul
tivators; many other tools needed on the farm.
Don’t forget now is the tiihe to get your Screen •
Wire and Screen Doors. Our stock is going'
fast. Will be hard to replace.
Have Large Stock Red Cedar Shingles at $10 per 1000
We need your trade and we hope you need our
good merchandise. Let us -serve you.
Raeford Hardware
Raeford, N. C.
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