m-'
15 oraiMiaowi IgfQipery in
lUlSj^KO Pt^ttJ$H19G'jl«Dr,( cci^ by Mr."Wi^s Walters.
'3i''ii. *»TT IHMH.B. a«H>r
rpt'.M ■ ■
;u»l> '
BI1»^ at ihe^Mwl^p©AlMii il^l^rdeen opens Sept
R J,,f M seeotid-elaiwi'inKttar.'.,1 \t * ’ ■ - ■’
Qaaford, .b. C.i S^t. 13> 1^3.
go^sperative. iiARi:^j^,
JRaeford stores are vV'ell stocked
iir. E. L. Peele , hiw..opetiM>
The Saunders Wan
Co^ratjire marli^Une means
pAMi^ as it is waatM, intended
^^'j^yent the rophittg of so
mdbh a eertain produce on the;
io a‘ shbil p^lf1bd|/W't!itte|
Uat the market becomes gluth^
There are organizations form
ed
Kinds of farm produce;,, and to
enable ^frdweto to wait for a de-
man^^for their'produce lihesew-
gw^tions, ^rrnw , ffi,
ii|pi^;ady{^i^t^ on rjthia produce,
so instead of tcongested-markets
tliereds a regulated si>pply and
bpttar prices for produce. ,:
ffCbis c/mMhipgi of intioresis is
the KOply irtbing .that, hae been
propose ipj, 0ftr ,.4ja». rthat has
offered any hope to. grqwers for
a^bance at .a sajr in selling
' ipaee pf their, toil I, t Ari^.thkifrjthe,
firsjb time a larmars^, organiza^
iteiiviiasbad the offer of hnan-
ia^ hacking to bold their produce
tot fair prices- A. farmer cannot
oambat: (he world. -He hto !t able-
4odI buyers of farm produce
kof^ never been (disposed to.pay
A^re than they are obliged to.
?t9}be officers^ or/z^managers.; ,of
^ese f organizations z are. elected
by boards of directors who are
dhosen by the ihembers lof the
various organizations from their
0#n membership, and these di-
Mctors are responsible for the
COridact of the affairs'^ of these
* hl!$:Anizations. They fix .the sala-
kidS'of the officers and employes
yrlto attend to the business of
ihaorganizBtiDnmo. lOi
^^*7o ilttistfate'tbe advantatsee of
BUbh'organizations, we refer you
no the prices of J any produce in
^bfch there Is oo operative mar
iketiBigi!aDdi> those in which no
^atoW^tioB hlS»‘beep> ef eoted^i
orprioes befOTsorganization anc]
'aftatwardi ’ It^ too manifest to
inuj ,
*> But aa we jam put a* ’member;
■^^lae eaythe’direetore of the; i to'
^ Pbacco growera%a8CpciatioD were
M.lfivish intbeifibec^towal of wages
Battfim. as. we.jitoarh , from
iithe,eyi^i^e, 4nj ttba/i j, fic^nviilp
ptoial reoenjily^i; Spipfe wi|l;hQlP/tp,
zdeetzjoy/ the Qrg^bizatipn..j,ftQi
awi^tapdingifbe jlwbwcOy^trjJetB
( haya made itollions,).ftf,.‘dp)lare
t.»afb«r8itobapc9japp9piatiMi8to^i®
{ipenpieSf j j;*, i,i jjijs!), j'
yi ilfi there waiijocub t-ome ,a4van
h ;tage'to gspweip ip j jOf ganizatjoi^s
.T of -tbia. kind, and a {^ady^i^tage
Otto many others, vou. w.quM not
p see-tola jjrelentJesjS wp,r being
^■waged a^inst, toeae:. organiga •
tiow-.No^Qne hut,the apecpletqr
fHWoiild) suffer,LVfere the idea fulfejt
fpchnied out*,(>j ..ui/fij/. „i,,j
SALE—'Abruzzit m; Ry e
neig ptpp. ^ighgefp^
;-:i;i'-^»edSpritfgt,;N.CivRis:i
K|tfi)l.i(n |i>hm I wii 1111( i,i|.. i)|,n—ftt j.
‘ WM UuI'DMm'Hottiut.'
, !f«4 li > Lli'jujX'.rtp ui,
n'tMpoweroi ga^ contained iuthat
“®&iTbl?Fc
Wf^ ns^wii^ and rfgiaten
*** iootl
81, the. aadenigned! will iwU at
tke hiKhit bid
'* fdllbWlng deScm^ rei^tate
Bwtord,^. p.-.
Lote No. 4, 6, 6 and 8 in Block A
rmma^^ jnto of' WofUdUill in
s^ ^Wn of Raeford and recorded in
(^bmlaiid county, N. 0.; the Baid
■ ‘ $ tropUtge 9t>6(k^^ each
and aztendlnk back 160 feet etch and
aaoh being oo ft wide in the rear. Lets
a* 8 Mid S front on Fnlton street and
1m No. S front# on Seventh avenue,
as shown by the man of North Hill
above mentioned. ' * i
TMs b the J. C. Nitbet residence
12o^iaiooklit; /, .f.viA
^ Pfsce of Sale: Court ^nse Door in
JUefMd, N. O. *
Tmaa of $al«; Oseh.
0. TBOMAB, Mortgigas.
a big sale, and one thing’Ve've
noticed and that is the Aberdeen
market'hae always been one of
jtbc best in the State ■
^ i the 'ftaeiorli graded and hi’gri
schools opened Monday? with tlfe
^tp^es^ enrollment in its history,
and of cnutoe^ still others will
come rB’s.^pw the school hpp,
seljled down to regufar Work,
ialti ak|i¥iet|:»elldyedia4toddtoii»
teachers have ,been employed, ,a
aitocessful year, is predicted. ' '
mi
mm
Middling Got||j|tloid Wed-llt^l
Mist Lee'^KiiiiMddte o^kea
Hill hpent last week with her
, 1)4 Ke|^th E. Oeddie.
One of MV.'J, FT^mith’s new
was recently de-
tore hehad'had
tim'h^o use it Ihuch.
Jfi TO
■““y
Notice.
hijMismef
execul,
ISceaee^
„„»11 persons hav
estate^'to®
saffl A. D. Goln, OMCased, mast pre
sent them duly verffl^ on or before
the 13th day ot September, 1924, or
notice mil be pleaded In bar of
toBW woifei^. i^^effloupTinW^
to said estate win pl'ease makh bnine
' /At/]!
FOB SALE: A few thorough
. Bex-Visiblo-^^pewFiter at a
sacrifice.
' ‘ J. A-j^vfii^^.
Badf(mi,N;d
'LOST—Itoar^ Aj|hley ^ Heights
one fetoalp Wound 1& months
old. Wtoto 'v)^th >ed ears.^ red
spots oi^aidaNii^ near" rpbl^ of
tail. been
hurt. mfonhatidh will be
appreciated.—N' B.^BLUE.
Dr./P. J. {Hester, Ne.w York
Poet^-Q«ad«ate • School, -an-
Tcneu9Qliy4be,rejMning of an of-
in F^ttnRm Hospital. Prac-'
tTce'rHfiTtifrto tfjnii; Ear, Wose
and Throat.'. "
ct-ci coinhw.!.*-
FOR service of thoto wi
. Jjntegjpted io "raiaiiig ^
may find Jack at my^b
the fii|ii*to#tpaji
Red Springs, M-, C.^ R. 3
= — ^, .--w;; —
SOW
pn
7/-
ri ^ Yi^l
•J i
-I
a You will just have toconffipnd «ee
what We got,' for ;ith€fc' Hoke
County Journal has not got space
enough for us to teliyo^-^1 a|)out
it. ^
Sale of Land Under Mdlrtgage.'
;At the time, place and
named below and pnrsn^t to the
:^wer of sale contained, in that cer.-,
lain nlbrtg^se deed ezeciitodDeo..,12t
1913, by wm. Fergnson wd wlfel.to^*^
■registered in the qflSce of the Register
of Deeds for Hoke Oounty; N. 0., to
;Book 7, at page 246, default having
been made in MymODt of. the , note
qeoarod by saiq mortoaGre the nnder'^
Signed mortgagee Will sell "at phBllc
anotion to the highest bidder the fol
lowing described land sitoated. . iq
Raeford tewnsbip, Hoke Ooniity, S'.
C-, adjoinining'toc lands Ofv j:‘ W.;
MoLauchlia and,others: j.;- ;:
First Tract, beginning at a. stake
in the Turnpike, Road, fourth corner
of the land foitoerly owned by W. O.
Oameron (i acre lot) add runs as this
Une N. 14 £. 4^1 chains to his corner
in the line of ^edom East Ohu^ob
lot; thence as too lipe of it S. 77| E.
2.40 chains to ii stakO;' thence ^'S ’14
IW. 4.41 chs. teP'toe Tuntnlke' road-,
thence as the Turnpike Road to to?
beginning, contpirang one acre, more
or less. . . _ ' ' i 1 »
Second Tract: Beginning at.the
former W. O. Oameron comer in the
Turnpike Road and runs N. 14 E. 4.41
chs. to the comer of Freedom .J^ast
Chorch lot; thence as line' of 8. 77^
E. 1.22 chs to aud pine pointers,
thence 13 W. 4.41 ohs. toth.e Turnpike
Road; thence with said road to the
beginning, oontaining i acre, more or
less. (.
Time of Sale: Sept-, 20to, 1923, at
12 o’clock M..
Place of Sale: Cpm-c House Door.
Raeford, N. 0. '
Terms of Sale: Cash. -
This Au^t 20th, 1928.
Mi^auchlin Company,'
' - Mortgag(^e>
.iv\l
'Ife*
iypw]in^
-t
•'W'
from Dress Pins, to Gantoik
Dresses, and from Gos^t4 Cot^t
to an “Ach”. Pattern Hat. Good
assortment of BloOses;f'''-Sweater,s
and Skirts-....
Always Something New.- .
Let Us ShW Yon.^'/
V'-l'z,- ? - ,7 J
Dk. H. R. CkOJVlARTIH,
NAEFOm - . . N.C/
OflSce: Jobusun-Tholhas Building
OlBoe ’Pbope762..Re8ldehce’Phone 316
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if r, jK.,^-setti0ajp)if
discqvedtoft-,Ti^
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and .
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COMPLETB-,
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for Ike tmefet
farm size
‘at ootmito
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We-l^ave just unloaded car
Living Roorn- Suites. ■'The
■ construction and ' fihifeh Jp* these
Suites are all that jwttld t^tosired; '
and they are reakihably idtod-
Also a car of Mebane M^ttre^s
; tod Springs- - Mebane Mattress
and Springs are a recognized to®®*
'd,a!rd of quality to^ are ' too"”well
known in this.section to need' to' te!
troduction. . ^l.,
' ‘to^hether you wish to buy to top
“just looking around” a .welcoinc
always awaits you at this* store.
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'UALLH^ iastollfttioii fasiL tin si sknti :
*(*••» inohidta^ s nation-wide standsrd DelooLinS
ec^nuatioQ of over 4.000 Mf»ss4^
it ^os^le for DeWU^ soOs. buBc for le^
wiih meu: quantity ^produotfem to sot * ‘ ^
k«i
I ‘U; •
the lowest prioe ever anooueod for
an olectrid plant sensWw^
HttUdUd, .
And^—it ia highly unportnnt, ha pozw
■dmsing aiiy Inciting planl &at |e«
know the imstaUed price. ,
The inatailed price for Ae naoat popn
lar size Deloo-Liri>t plant not
only the plant itself — it iiwdiides At
hreight; it includes the actual
. llaaa inrat km
wfr^ d near kovse for too nkm to
he hMoSod omiredme yen wiski mto
fcoseeer you moy wpmt
Oto of ten dtep l||fato
oad A* instollation' of
tho Hfltito
TUo io Ae
UAK owd pm
i;r
Raefbr(|
r«mM So £a^ Yom Catmoi Afford To Bo mtkaat (km^
tsnu to
A ttaoal
SamUa Outfit mik SomOar Sho f437s5S
The World*a LargoaCFarm Phmt
NOW mahea it poadtie $ot yea. io
rf
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OVtor 200,
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