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4^108 thal
vftbthe chdera
idBelM.
Ifr. NelH lIcOill lumretanied
IM St Loin’s hospitsl loRidi
•nod. Vs.» ai^ te doinR waU.
Ws«is told tint aometiiiiiR
T^ Skstliirlf ds«s hove bees killed
In this town wittUo two months
P' '
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Hoks ffichlnad Co. are after
ysor iMMiness. They Lave a page
•d. thia weak, in which they set
fortti aertidn salient facts con-
oemiogthdr line of fall goods.
JBss. H. N. McDiarmid hasac-
a^tad aeall to the Kinston Ihns
hyterliui dmreh effective Sep-
tmharl. Mr. McDiarmid has
been preachUig in Rocky Mount
Moca be graduated .from Hamp
den Sidney Senary five or
six yaars ago.
Hie local ball team dibanded
.last Friday. Hoke Floyd and
Vanee McMillan went to their
hopMB in Faumont and Parfcton,
rei^peetively. These are splendid
Toong men. and good ball play
sni—Floyd bang the leading hit
'ttk in tne Pee Dee League.
' V^fter a month’s rest Mr. A.
IL Steveos is bsek at his post at
lleLaaefalin Go. opening up his
stock of clotfling- in which he is
fnoeh better stocked than since
befwe the World war, and be Is
hl^ipy in apUdpatloii of a large
bade during tlm fall season,
Saaford defeated Lumbertor
4 to 8 in a ball game play ed here
last Thursday pftemoon, not-
withstanding the fact they had
alz Scotlaod Netfc East Carolina
Lslgneplayocain their lineup,
and somedftfie tocals play^
f^KMot their poorest of the season
Make MeKeitfian. who piteheffi
forHaeford. was entity tos
sbiitoiit had his
Played In mwsl irnm. ^
nHssnut USDS.;
lAlilR
SHOP
KHEiE Qurnr MEEn
a F. ^oom. PKOP.
I Mil B. F-King is viMtiog her
nothwia^mington this whisk.
little Miss Ruth McFariaad.
of Aberdeen, spent the 'wcidr*
and in town.
Mn. J. W. Howell and child
rent of Lumberton, are vidtfng
rela'tivee in town.
• The A^deen tobacco market
opens Sept 2lBt« as you will see
Iqr reference to a page ad. In
this issue of The Journal. Last
season farmos received much
better prices for their tobacco bn
the Aberdeen market than any.
other on which they sold, and yon
see what the warehousemen
promise for this season.
A good way t>i
va asw» w*
‘pw-s', .-fr* jer • • v » *►' -"li*.' . ^
Bancom’s
^^^Jiaf^rdvNJ^
WANl'ED-Tbe «h^h ^
School committee 'wishes- to
secure a lady to taka chsiga
of the new' $5.000ldD tsaitfier
age at Antiwh. v. If inte;
write cr wire Mr. J. :A-
.yir. Red Springs. N.JC.^
OUR values in shoes are un-
suroassed.
Baucoro’s Cash Store,
Raefor^, NIC. v
CAR FOR HlRE-^Swlce day
or night. I may he Ik^nd any
time around Hotel Raeford.
J. P.McPADYSlN.Jr.
WE have sold lots of nice shirt
waist in the last few days; our
are up-to-dste and reasonable
In wice.
Baucom’s Cash Store,
Raeford, N. C-
FOR SALE: 1 Ford Touring
Car, 1 five passenger Chal
mers Car, 1 Power Cycle, will
run 80 miles on one gallon of
gas. Any time you are in need
of a new Ford see me, I can
ms^e a delivery in four days
notice, guaranteed No. 1 con
dition. Will keep cars on
hand the balance of the Fall,
All cars at a bargain. See me
and place your order.
HOMER WALTERS.
Automobiles for hire. Phone
No. 61-L Box No 371.
Raeford,,
Iii.i'i tfii
SPECIAL: 'Lot of neW Taffeta
Silk, Messaline, Geont^te, etc.
Nice quality, yard wide, at
$1.98 per vii id.
Baucom’a Caab Store,
Raeford. N" C.
LETL.- C. HEJNS wiiee your
house forectrle ligts. All work
guaranled
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NEW Fall Styles in meti s trou
sers. These are stricllv up-to*
date in every respect. We are
selling lots of tbem. Take a
look at them yonri^l
Baucom's Cash Store.
Raeford, N. C.
double ENTRYBOOKiEE^
er and all-n^und busiDess man
open for position January l^t.
10 years experience in lumber
business ard same in, .mercan
tile business. Referepa^ ex-,
changed. ~ '
Address,
Box 74, Tfoy^ C..
M auE I„JM nCi | sgg
St-
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ASK TO SEE THEM.
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Arid to make room we have placed on our bar-
S'
.gain counter:
One lot 32-inch Gingham at 30c.
60 White Wash Skirts at $1.00.
75 pair $2.00 Silk Gloves at $A00
1003^ Hose at 1&. ^
lot 25.to 50c Laces and insertion at 10 to 25c.
■Big lot 10 to 15c Lac^ and insertion at 5c.
Big cut on'children Straw Hats.
[jMfs is Tom
\fUctFORMi\
SCHOOLTIM
MEANS
SAVINGS HERE
ON SUPPL|£C
McLAUCHLIN CO.
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Dry-Goods Dept. -
Raeford, >• North Camlitia.
It’s the Old Question Again
Buying Sch09l Books and Supplies'
We ArePti^red - ' : '
To Sopply Anything in School Supplies at the Right
Price. '
iifliiHnimiffiiiHiiiiiiitn^
..ri
K,& Smilh
W. B. MoQaeen
SAflTH dk MrQUEBN
At Uw
Will praetloe In all ooorti of State.
fftMDiit and penow attenUon given
to an borinew.
New Office oppo^ta Court Hoose.
QORUON B. ROWLAND
ATTOBMET AT LAW
Raaiod, N. C
Ottee No. 19 in Bank of Baufotd Bldg.
Photta No. ST.
J. W. Oarvle. Oeoar Leach
CURRIB R LBACH,
AtfoMfiaol Ci—lirt at Uw
Baeoad floor of Johneon-^niomae
Notary Publie In office.
A Little Money Goes a Long Way
At Our Store in Buying School Stuffs
Watch Our Windows for School
Goods of the Very Latest Kinds
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FOR SALE
> RAEFORD DRUG CO.
\5S/ prescriptions A SPECIALTY
izrzij^Mzi
H. W. B. Whittey
■ AimauKv-AT-taw
* SABPOKD. • N. O.
VboM n. Up stein in Jdinaon The
■aalndMlBg.
A. W. Mclean IMckaon McLean
L. B. Yaner H. £. Stacy
McLmm, Varser, McLean
1^ StagTf
ATianmAT-uY.
Office on fleeond floor National
Beak of Lnmberton.
LUMBERTON. N. Cl
IF IT is
PHONE Si.
A. D. G ORE
LAWVER
Piatt Bldg. Baaford.
Bae.-Tleae. Hoke Bealty, Loss
A Tmft Oo.
Dr. H. McK. McDiarmid,
BEITIST
iMiod, K..
Baak of Baafoid Building.
Pluaa hi Oitoa—d Bettdenee No. 4
DR. H. R. CROMARTIE,
KADOIM « - : • HC
Offiee: JohMiia.TlioBae Bonding
Offiaa *PhoBa 71. Beeldenoe *Plione M
DR. i|^ O TEBEAUi
agreOPATIf
OffiMT^Br. fandwford.
MgfoHfvMi, N. C.
Wftta for Htoratwa ooBeemiag
We will give y6ur order the same
careful attention that a customer
receives when in our store.
We have a complete line of Staple, and Fancy
Groceriss. We can supply you with your fall and
winter turnip seed.
CORBY’S BREAD AND CAKES
We can supply all your wants in Groceries.
Give us a trial. We want to serve y
Poole & Co.
The Place to Get Good Things to Eat.
Pratt Building., Phone No. 61.
406 Acres of Land I
235 Cleared I
TIk 1 A. CbisholiD Fan I
21-2 miles Raeford Graded School. Also a nice school within astones* S
throw of residence. Railroad siding within a few hundr^ yards of farm, s
An ideal two-sto^ home built in city style, electric lights, water works* M
large barn and outbuildings; seven tenant houses, l^s with tenant houses’ M
land adjoin® T..B. Upchurch, J. E. Ckinoly, W. M. Norton and g
Without question the finest farm in Hoke county offered for sale With s
a lib^ paymrat can give a term of 12 years. * 3g
Would Yon |ike to Borrow This Form! I
s.
See me at once.
W. T. Crump
WAGRAM, N. C.
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