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BOObOUmnOORNAL
. LOCAL ITEMS
The Journal reported a cotton
bloom last year June 17th.
Rev. W, C. Brown will assist
Rev. A. T. Lassiter in a series of
^oixeetings at Four Oaks next
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Mrs. Wall Covington of Mont
rose, who recently returned from
a hoi|pit^ in Fayetteville, is im-
provi»gr\
/
Raeford folks have contracted
the golf contagion. Mr. Julian S.
Johnson has golf links all his
own over Rockfish.
Editor Creech and Mr. Gibson
of Red Springs were Raeford
visitors Tuesday afternoon.
'I'he Farent-Teachers Associa
tion will serve lunoheun to the
Masons at their district meeting
the latter part of July.
The Stephens meetings at St.
^ula, which began last Sunday,
nas stirred that town as it ha§
never been stirred befpre.
r. T. B. Upchurch injured
’leg while at work a week ago
and his energy and hot weather
is causing that wound to give
him trouble.
Mr. T. N Hall of Mooresville
visited his daughter, grahd
daughter and son-in law, Mr.
H. C McLauabJin And fanady,
last week.
Lightning killed two nice hogs
.^l^longing to Mr. J. D. McLeod
last Friday night, and two fine
hogs owned by Mr John Lind
say were so he p't ss Saturday
it was thought they would die
from' a lightning shock they got
the Frklay night.
Laurinburg & Southern
Railroad Co.
Time Table No. 3.
Cancels Time Table No. 2.
Northbound:
Passenger Trains Daily:
No. ao
1:40 P. M. Lv. Johns.
• ^ 2:06 P. M. Lv. Laurinburg.
2:40 P. M. Wagram.
3:16 P. M. Ar. Raeford.
No. 24.
6:40 P. M. Lv. Johns.
6:05 P, M. Ar. Laurinurg.
No. 22.
9:00 A. M. Lv. Laurinburg.
9:35 A. M. Wagram.
10:10 A. M. Ar. Raeford ,
Southboand;
No. 23.
10:25 A M. Lv. Raeford.
11:00 A. M, Wagram. ,
11:35 A M. Ar. Laurinburg.
12i60 P. M. Lv, Laurinburg.
^ l:l5 P. M. Ar. Johns.
No. 21.
4:00 P. M. Lv. Raeford.
4:35 P. M. ^Wagram.
5:10 P. M. ^r Laurinburg.
6:00 P. M. Lv. Laurinburg.
,4 5^36 P. M. Ar. Johns,
Effective 12:0i A. M. Sunday,
pec, 9th, 1923.
Jas. L. McNair,
Gen Mgr.
G. Y. Jones.
f Asst Gen. Mgr
Lv. Raeford
Ar." Aberdeen
Train 38:
Lv. Aberdeen
Lv. Raeford
Ar. Fayetteville
Train 41:
Lv. Fayetteville
Lv. Raeford
Ar. Aberdeen
7:30 AM.
8:30 AM.
9:00 AM.
9:63 AM.
11:16 AM
4:45 PM.
6:00 PM.
6:50 PM
Messrs. Alex and Angus
Millan of Little River were in
town Tuesday.
Miss Leanoa Geddie is spend
ing some l^me with her brother
Dr. K. B. Geddie.
Mr. B. N. Bristow was carried
>
to Oteen hospital, near Asheyille
last week, and stood the trip
well.
Mrs. Lennon and her two sons
of Rowland spent Sunday with
her brother, Dr. H. R.'Dromartie,
and bis family.
Dr. R. B- Wilkins’ address is
612 West 122 Street, N. Y. City.
His many friends here miss the
doctor very much-
Mrs Evander McMillan and
Miss Ethel McFadyen of Arabia
were shopping in this city on
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Cy T. Thompson, (Miss
Annie McEachern) who was ver-
V critically injured in an auto-
rnoble wreck near Durham ten
days ago, is recovering. She was
iinconscious for three days
New Bed-Room Slippers for Men
and Women i
The Kash Store.
IF you want to turn spring into
summer eat Ferndell canned
fruits and vegetables.
McNeill Grocery Co.
Trues service Tor moving, haul
ing, etc Business phnn*' 238,
Residence phone 332. Service
day or night
W. B. BAKER,
Raeford, N. C.
STRAYED—Sat u rd a y night,
June 7th, a heavyset black
mare mule; E brand on front
shoulder, scar on rear knee.
Notify
H F. CU RRIE,
Red Springs, N. C., R 3-
Gardner’s delicious plain fruit
cakes daily. Try one for your
Sunday dinner.
McNeill Grocery Co.
No More ''Rips’* or Holes
in Hosiery
YquH avoid thk and
|al beta looking longer
wearing kociety Fyiniirt*
ing on
NSQEHE
Purfmet-Proemtt
Hosiery
S1LK4JSLE . aSc
Governor Morrison has* called
the general assembly to meet in
extraordinary session on August
7th to pasb on or reject his ship
bill, which is intended to bring
lower freight rates to the State.
Governor has appointed Judge
G. W. Conner of Wilsoh to the
Suprerme (Jourt Bench.
Miss Ida Morgan of Red
Springs is visiting relatives in
in the city.
A BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION IS
ALWAYS ABMIRED
n you take a lew doses of
CAKTEB’S UTTLE LIVER PILLS,
yon will see they do iihore to
clean up tbe complexion tlian
all tbe bmaty treatments in
creation. An
Imperfect
compleM-
§ a a Is
cansed by
a slagolsta
Liver. Mil
lions of
people,
old, young and middle age
take them lor ConsUpatloa,
Biliousness, Dizziness^ Sick
Headache, Upset Stomacb and
lor Sallow, Pimply and Blotchy
Sidn. Thes.e little pills elimi
nate all waste matter Irom the
system, and clean up the com-
plenlon In a lew weeks.
CARTER’S
Ttver'
jPILLS
CeMteeauftbcariliutve
Snail Pill Saall Doie Snail Price
School Tax Election.
' »
At the Jbne and place and under
the offlciim named below and porsn-
ant to pet tion dnly signed by tbe
number o qualified vpters required
by Btatuti and approved by the Coun
ty Beard d Education, a special elec
tion has I ©en ordered ta be held in
and for th Mildouson Graded andHigh
School Di itrietto determine whether
a mazimi in special school tax of 30
cents on the one hundred dollars
vaiuation of property may hereafter
be levied n and for said District, the
present u aximum 8i)ecial school tax
for said £1 istrict being 20 cents Tne
Mildouson Graded and High School
District ia composed of the old Dun-
darrach Special Tax District bound
ed as follows:
Be^nning near H. L. McGoogan’s
at the Beaver Dam Swamp; thence
North with the line of the Antioch
Special i ax District to a point north
west of J. A. McMillan’s place;
thence including McMillan’s, D. Me-,
Innis’ .'Hid A. A. Williford’s land,
northciifi' wardly to the Little Marsh ;
thence south with said Marsh to the
crossing on road leading from D. Z.
McGonpan’s to the D. w. McGougan
place; thence with said road to D. W.
McQpugan’s, including his place, N.
S. Tolar’s and A. J. Marlej’s, ^ the
County line; thence with said line to
the Big Marsh; thence with said
Marsh to the mouth of Beaver Dam
Swamp, and up said swamp to the
beginning; and of tlio old Arabia
Special Tax District, bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at the northwest
corner of Lumber Bridge Pownsbip
on Big Rockfish Creek and runs with
the Township line south to the Wire
Road near Milton Baxter’s; thence
with the Wire Road to Alex. Tyner’s
residence and including ids place;
thence with the Little Marsh Road
to George Livingston’s residence and
Including his place; thence across
the Little Marsh to the outer edge of
Dr. J. V. McQougan’s land; thence,
including his land, to Baxter’s Ford;
thence with a direct line ’ o Sandy
Grove Ouurch on the Wire Road;
tfaence with tbe Wire Road to tbe old
Davis bridge on Big Roekfisb Greek;
thence with Big Rockfish Creek' to
the beginning comer, '
A new registration is ordered for
the election. Tbe books will be open
for the registration of voters on the
Otb of June 1924, and will be kept
open by the registrar each day there
after, Sundays excepr«d, from »
o’clock A. M. until sunset until
and inclnding the second Saturday
before the election. During the pe
riod when_the books are open for tiie
registration of v^'oters the said regis
trar will attend at the v.oting place,
Mildonsfiii Scliool Building on Satur
days for the registration of, voters.'
Those favoring the tax increase will
vpte a ballot having, printed thereon
‘‘For Increase of L^al Tax” ,and
those not favoring the same will vote
a ballot having printed thereon
‘‘Against Increase of Local Tax.”
Time of Election: July 19th, 1924.
Place of Election; Mildouson
School Building,
Election Ofilcials; N. A. Meinnis,
Registrar; and M. J. Robinson and
J. Leonard McFadyen, Judges or
poll holders.
Hoke County Board of Commissioners,
By D. K. Blue, Clerk of Board.
DR. JA».
DrugHem l^ysieian
Jobnaon-TbokM Boildfi^f
Spinal and Electncal Treatments
Telepbonee': Office 344, Residence 219
Hoars; 9 to 12, 2 to 6:30.
Raeford, N. O.
Smith Plumbing Co
FaycitevUk, N. C
Plumbing, Hesting^od Repairs,
Shop phone 843, Residence 1146 J.
We keep a competent man in Ratford
subject to call.
s
PLACE YOUR
Fire Insurance
WITH
PAUL DICKSON.
Or. H. McK. McDiarmld
DENTIST
Raeford, N. C.
X-RAY DIAON08I8
Rank of Raeford Building
Office Phone No. 204, Residence 206,
We Can Save
The Paramount
^ Issue is:
Where can we get Good, Fresh, Dependable
Groceries at Reasonable Prices?
1
We Answer:
We buy the best we can find, and sell as low
as we can to stay in business. You find no
better than we offer.
Poole & Co.
Phone 261.
Next to Nisbet & Howell.
Aberdeen & Rockfish
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
In effect 12 o’clock Sunday,
Dec. 18th, 1921.
PASSBNQBR DAILY BXCBPT SUNDAY
Train 16:
The Touring Car
9
F. O. B. Detroit
DcBouaitble Ria.
and Slartci tSS extra
Train 14:
Lv. Aberdeen 7:00 PM.
Ar- Raeford 8:00 PM.
' Number 38 connects with Sea
board Ail Line train 12 from At
lanta, and our No. 41 connects
with Seaboard train 11 for At
lanta, Birmingham, and number
3 for Columbia, Savannah and
Jacksonville.
W. A- BLUE, Pres.
\ J. A. BRYANT, Gen. Supt. -
Helps millions enfoy
their vacations
Ford cart will carry millions oa healthful, pleasant vacadona
this summer—vacations that are inexpensive because of the
low cost of maintenance of this reliable car.
Everyone wants a car for the outdoor months. That means, of ,
course, an unusually heavy demand for Fords. To avoid delays
and disappointment list your order now.
DMxok. MicUgui
niin.lnit fTffT C»up»$S2$ Tudor Sedan $S90 Forder Sedan $6Sl
AU pricet /. A k Detreil
See Nearest Local Dealer
THB UNIVBRSAL C-AR
Yeuemn bufctepmiodal IvieAbigmemmU down-paymmt end arrmtigitig erntf
termu for the heUmce. Or pom can buy on the Ford Woakly Purehaea Flam.
Tha Ford dealer htyourmelghborhoodmHIl gladlyeMplain both plane in detail
on your
Summer Dress
' • - *
We are showing a good selection
of Voiles and summer Crepes.
See Our Wa.sh Silks in Strip^s
Also a good showing of Laces,
Rufflimg and Collar and Cuff Sets,
SHIPMENT WHITE HATS
THIS WEEK.
Let us show you.
Always something new.
Hupmobile
Crankshaft: Drop forged sted.double
heat treated. Unusually heavy aoQStruc-
tion, carefully counterbalanced. Bored
for pressure lubrication. Three large
bronze backed, babbitt lined bearing.,
all bored at one time to insure per
fect alignment, and hand fitted. A
lighter crankshaft, not counter
balanced or bored, and
plain die-cast babbitt
bearing* would be
much less
pensive.
Quality-Proof
That Shows Exactly How Finely
Is Mi
The Hupmobile
The insidi'of a motor car is
what determines the worth
of your investment. Because
that is so, the Hupmobile
presents in a new way
quality-proof to the buyer
before he pays his money.
Quality-proof p)erteuns to
Hupmobile piarts. It is made
up of the peirts which you
can’t see in the comii^eted
car. It is on display in our
salesrooms all the time.
It establishes, in the surest,'
most positive way^ in ffie
hnufactur^
world, that Hupmobile
queJityis unique and supe
rior for a car of its class.
It shows you clearly that
parts caimot be more finely
made, or of finer materials,
no matter what the cost.
It shows you these things,
even though you may not
be an expert in motor car
manufacture.
Come and see Hupmobile
quality with your own eyes
before you sign an ordaff
for any car.
TltOMAS & POOLE, Dealers.