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"s-?’ -i’A. m V ‘ .« ..j* ;3r.:i^Aa;m. VOL. XXII NO 33. RAEFORD, NORTH CA$6yvH|P^SDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1926. $1.50 Per Year. r» U ' lie North Carolifla.Egf Mash for Laying Production j The North Carolina Ekk Aifasq for Ekk Production, by Dr. B. j F. Kaupe.Poultry Husbandman, State College, is as follows: 35 pounds corn meal, 20 pounds wheat middling, 20 pounds ground oats. 20 pounds fish meat or meat scrap, ’ 4'pound8 bone meal or ground lime stone. 1 pound table salt, lOO pounds total, mixed thor oughly and fed dry, keeping con stantly before hens so that they may eat what they wish. North CaroHna Grain Mixture for Laying Hens. 50 pounds cracked corn (yellow corn preferred), 30 pounds oats (heavy oats preferred), 20 pounds wheat, 100 pounds total, fed at rate of pint to every 12 hens,' morning I and night, in litter on floor of henhouse or in a litter pen poul try yard, exercise being neces sary for laying hens, and grain Yed in this way causes hens to scratch and get the necessary ex ercise. There is no danger of a hen eating too much laying mash, but thel'e is danger of her not getting enough. A laying hen should consume from I to 2 ounces of mash each day. Keep plenty -of clean, pure water before hens a t all times The egg is 65 percent, water and a shortage of water, if only for an hour will interfere with egg development. ^3 ^ Green fe^ is also' necessary ' > for and •pat^b fyeVdam;>nd*rape ibf* a :^Your Gwnly Ag^^^is how able to supply fish me^t at cost to all of those who care to use it for making the above laying mash. L. B. BRANDON, County Agent. ffoke County Cotton. There were 11,558 bales of cot ton ginned in doke county from the crop of 1926 prior to October 18th, 1^26, as compared with 13,619 bales ginned to October 18th. 1925. Crop Control By Pool. The Observerhas made refer ences to the excellent working of the pooling system by Cana dian wheat farmers, later re ports from which indicate a con tinned growth in results. In formation from Winnipeg car riee details which may prove o profit to farmers interested ii the CO operative marketing movement in North Carolina for the Canadian wheat pool repre.sents co operative market ingiu its most effective shape. It is stated that membership in the Canadian W heat Pool now totals 131,458 actual farmers in Mani toba, iSaskatchewan aud Alberta, controlling nearly 15.000.000 acres sown to wheat. The pool now owns 638 line elevators with an approximate total capacity of 20,000,000 bushels. It also has six terminal elevators at Fort William and one at Buffalo. N Y., with a combined capacity ot about 20,000,000 bushels. Though only organized three years ago, the Canadian Wheat Pool is now the largest farmers’ co-operative agency in the world. The Pool sells its wheat through a Central Selling Agency, which has agents In 61 ports over the world.— Charlotte Observer. Music Department Meets. On Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lewis, Mesdames Lewis, Luke Bethune and Lee Maultsby were hostesses to the Music Dept, of the Woman’s Club. The Life and some of the works of Bellini were studied- Miss Dixie Reaves read an in teresting paper prepared by Mrs. J. A, McGoogan on Bellinfs Life. Quartettes: “The Hunter's Horn,’’from LaSomnambulaahd “Often Dearest” from I.Puritani was sung by Mesdames Lewis, Poole, Hoyle and Miss Sadie Cul breth- Miss Jean Boyles played in a beautiful manner "Fantasia Brilliant'’ from I.Puritani. At the close of the program the hostesses served creamed chicken in patties, hot rolls, to mato salad, coffee and mints. Arthur Newcomb and Rov Pusbee are starting to buikl what promises to he one of the most interesting building jobs this winter in Southern Pines. It is to be'a stone bouse, using Moure County stone, and the location is on Weymouth Heights, ar^joi ling the home of Mr. Piishet, close by the hand some house built by Mrs. Dull and Mrs. John Boyd. The new bouse will front oo Connecticut avenue, which is the Raeford road out to Fort Bragg and will overlook the whole valley and fort. It will stand across the road from the Jenkins home. Dr. Walter G. McLeod and Mrs McLeod have arrived in town and are occupying their cottage un Connecticut avenue. Dr, and Mrs. McLeod wer.e mar-, ried on October l4th at San Ajja tonitf, T^itias,. tba.. h|Q««e: of tfcr# or Dl'. A. ff. Mctiwd, the well known”* physician of Aberdeen and belongs to one of the promi nent old families of the state—- Sandhill Citizen ■ Greit .Day at Davidson. Davidson, N. C., Oct. 27.^ The athletic officials of Daviii|: son College are already makln']^- plansto take care of the trem^i dous crowd that will flock to Da ii^idson ' November 13, Home coming Day, to see the Unlveft; sity of North Carolina and thili Wildcats on the gridiron. Majd’:| alumni of the institution are pected to return for the program of events that day| while thousands . are expected: here in the afternoon^- ^The' largest crowd in the history of Davidson la expect^ here day. . Plans have been completedftg entertain the alumni who returning, and the program/^ events made out. ' Heretofoi graduates of Davidson, and mep who bad. spent a few years here, have been returning solely for the coming, but indication.! that numbers of them will rive early to be present at other exercises. The date that Davidson pidVs the Carolina Tar Heels has - gerij] erallv been referred to as the day of the Carolina game, whili^’l many alumni at the game in' Charlotte last Saturday wnr^ heard to remark that they were coming to -Davidson ‘‘Ho'rhe- coming Day,” which is expected to I e more significant than ever before. Full announcement of tne program will be made s \Bfowii-Fnller. (^ceremony* characterized kj^raplIcily and beauty* inie Mae:;; Fo ler became i;®f fiie.y. p W. Brown, le of her parents. Mr. A. J. Fuller, on Wed- l^.ctober 27tb, at eight the evening Only liate families were and gro^m entned (UgTootn together and le music room where united in marriage by ^jt'C. Yearby.'the bride’? 'the ring ceremony was Fine Farm Heme Destroyed. ! The splendid farm home rdi Mr M. A Chicholm went up in smoke at about five o'clock Sun day morning The family were spending the week end with rela tives in Moore countv, End no one was in the house at the time. The fire was discovered t>.- color Warning! This is to notify all peraTons that riding on the fii’e trucks is against the Fire Ordinances and anyone caught riding on them without proper permission i.s subject to arrest and a fine of fen d( liars. From now on this law wiil be carried out. Another fault that was noticed at the ed men on the place, an! several ‘ that several ... . , t.-Iks grabbed .--.ome of the hose off me truck at tiie w rong place and had the wrong ctni, thereby caijiing the lire department to I of the neighbors arriveri on the scene, but they could do but lit- t'e toward saving. It was clear ly the work cf an inceriiiiary, as the mules in the barn had lieen turned out and the gate latched. ^ ' ■ ! ft ride’s costume was of |iiege crepe Komaine monizing accessories, corsage of sweetheart l-liiles of the valley, dde is one of Ran ford’s factive voung women. ing personality has her a host of friends, educated at N C. C. W. -L’dilege and Conserva- anta, Ga., and special art Peabody, Nashville ifnibia Univei^sity. i'tse three or ti.iir minut-'S in get ling water \Vhi!e w*,- appreriate the help of the j.)- ople who are , . ^ I nut inemoer.s^ woi teei that we ■The barn with its contents, corn,! fiave enough members who art- forage, farming impiemento " a-J tr. handle un ordinary well under wav of destruc > in time oi need we will ccill on outsid' rs to help n^. VVe trust tiiac the public will do all way when th ^ fire was first dicenv ; ed, and the dwelling was aflame insida when help arrived. There “were explosions within the dwell ing soon after the fire w as dis covered I’ne loss is very heavy, and hard to estimate, lot it approxi mates $20,000, partially coven-d by insurance. Mr. Ohisholra will rebuild it the earliest possible time, and although hard hit, he shows good pluck they ccin to help us at fires by obeying the f ire Ordinances ann j giving the right of way in aii places. VV. B McLAU'JHLiN. Mayor. R. B. LEWIS. Fire Chief. \ 4. District C. E. Meetiog. Christian Endeavors of ' Southeastern District will..' vene in Mt. Olive for their aP / Qual session on the 5th; 6tb, 7th of November, Plans. past three-years Miss Hi a successful teachei: 130x3^ Tires at $7.80 stoma City Schools. ^jC#wn ts the son of. Mr. J. Brown of Mocks- |JW”He was educaied at )riege and Emory Uni Sh' th^e^tmirher of 1925 Main St. Filling Station Sale of Valuable Farm Land. We have plenty of alcohol. Bet ter treat your radiator now. It’s gel ting cold. Main St Filling Station. By virtue of the provisions stipulated in a certain contract of sale entered into by and between J. W. Mcl-Kiuchlin the undersign travelling in Sy i ed, and Angus McCriinmon, on it^|^>Egvpt and Europe. 1 the 23rd da,v' of Oct., 1923, where ' ■" by the undersigned has aiithori ty to sell and make valid.convey- ! ance of the lot of land hereiirbe FOR SALE—A Ford Truck, in good condition, at a bargain M S- McDiarmid, Raeloiu, N C., H. 3. iv after the cere* and groom left ^■^b-W^sbrngton, D. C. i low described, upon default in ig announcements ; the payments prescribed in said Lu8T -Fair hound dogs, white and tan; lost in Katt Swamp, one black and tan- $20 00 reward. Notify .Jim McMillan. Raeford. N C., or N. C Lowe. High Ft/ini, N. C. See us for RED CEDAR SUING LES. McLauchiin Co. L'J, ■Filler.' Scotland County News. Mr. J. R Maicolm, well known citizen of Laurel Hill and a for mer member of the Charlotte police force, died suddenly on Friday evening, October 22. at about 8 o’clock. It is said that Mr. Malcolm was going down town to answer a long distance telephone call. He got into his car in the yard at his home, bnt didn’t get any farther Mem hers of his family and neighbors found him a few minutes later in an unconscious condition, and he was carried into the house, but death came in just a few minutes. A v/edding of unusual charm and beauty was that of Miss Katherine McKinnon, fourth ind youngest daughter of Mr*-. Calvin McKinnon, and William Haywood Cooper, Jr., only son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hay wood Cooper, all of this city, rhe marriage took place in th.e McKinnon home on Church Street in one end of viihioh a back ground of palms and ferns made beautiful by the many lights of Cathedral tapers held in -li ver candelabra, marked the place where they plighted their troth. The suite in the lower floor of the home w'as exquisitely decorated for Ihe occasion by Miss Mary McKinnon, who is a skillful artist in this line. Rev. Carl B. Craig of the Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony, assisted by Rev. T. G Vickers of the Methodist Church.—Laor inburg Exchange. ~ The price ot tobacco is gettiug better all the time reports show. A beautiful new shipment ot Ladies’ Coats jusi, arrived, on sale at Maun Bros. There are many extra good val ues that you can’t afford to miss at Baucom’s Cash Store. bepresent Mrs. L. J. Simrhons of Olive has charge of the regis particular effort he made to lave the Presideiitg and Secre taries attend. The schedule for the entire three days has not been an nounced definitely, but there will be morning, afternoon, and evening meetings Assuring the success of the conventinn will be: Rev. Chandler of Monrot\ N C, President of the N C ‘J. E. Uniou; Rev. E. B. Qui. k, of Atlanta, Ga ; Rev S K. Phillips, of Fayetteville, N. C ; and Rev. W. Arnette Gamble, turmerivol Richmond, Va. On Saturday evening, the out standing social feature will be held. This is the fellowship ban quet which starts at 6 o’clock and at which all are present to gether for a comradely time. It is booed that every society in the District will be represent ed and that each will receive a large share of the profit and in spiration fostered by the conven tion. their daugfiref, Annie Mae, to ren^ Dwifht Wnifer Brown, on Wednes(lai^*T!r7^7v/t~!Ty^ sevevenih of November, nineteen hundred aud t'venty-six, Raeford, North Carolina. At Home After November tenth, Weaverville, North Carolina Cotton Gin Burns The Raeford Gin Company ginnery was discovered to be on fire last Thursday night at nine o’clock. The fire company re :*ponded to the alarm pmmptlv, and soon a uood stream of water was playing on the fldmes, and with the help of flie new force pump, the fire yielded to the ex tinguisber readily, ft was a good piece of work promptly j Preperty. winch nu done contract, default - now ba\1ii,g I so made in said payments, at il©: at the. c' \pt house . Ltmmty.N. for cash to the iii;_}ie,stbidder ion Saturd^ry. Nov. -Ji,'.!!, 1926 112 o clock, M^1 ‘ de L££..iilt’,i;VrnrfiTrrua'. - In Kaeloi d township near East Freedom church, about 2 miles northeast of Raeford. N. C.. and beginning on the east side of public road at the northwest cor ner of tlie East Freedom church ground and runs S 77 E 226^ ft to a pine, another corner oi saiii church lot; tlience N bO E 114') ft to a coimci- of the cemetery: thence along the west line of the said cemetery, reversed, N G K) E 268i ft to another corner of cemetery lot: thence west along the dividing line between lots 14 and 15 1230 ft to a stump just east of public road; thence 8 15.r)5 W .■)2r) ft to an iron stake, tlie beginning corner, containing 11.59 acr(‘s, iiioi’e or less, being lot'No. 15 in the J. S. Utter, C. E.'s map of J. W. McLaiu-hlin ap is register ed in oifice of Register ol Deeds Salesnien Wanted; Why waste your time working for a smalt salary ^ V\ e can staC^sjLou tn business h^‘nu.y,^^our pix;au piake- can oq ; of pluck and energy. Dixie Medicine (Jo, 14 SontT Churrii .-tt.. eih.ii iotte, N b' EYES EXAMINED Cila.-sscs Gr iuad and Fitted Same Day. JULIUS SH.AFFLR, Unorie .541 Fayetteville, .N. C. vVAN TED —You to have rn're eggs to .'^eli ami tiuik til uririk. which vou wiil have if yen ouy voiir ciiic.ten and cow feed from McLean Campbell. TRUCKS FOR HIRE Phone 416 H. R. BAUCOM, Kaefot'd, N. C. The loss was pretty heavy, but I there was at least parti illy cov 1 eteii by insurance; and Ih ■, np- j eratii'.n of 'he pl.i'ni had i" ci afej for scver.il days llowiw- r, re pairs have been made, and ginn ing v ilj start ut) within a week's time The loss is chiimaled at round $7,000. ran CASH-NO CREDIT After November the first nothing will be charged to any one. We expect to give our friends and cus tomers the benefit of an absolute cash business. ‘ Your Cash Business is Solicited Raeford Drug Co. for Hoke County, N. C., in Book of Surveys No. 1..at page I7s. Terms: Cash. Date sal-: November 20th, 192*1. Sa! iirda^. at 12 o clo -!:M. Place ol Sale: Court house Door, Raeford, N. C. J. W. McLAUCHLIN, Raeford, N. C. SEE fo, Eul-gnun S' ed Cats We have tlietu at tne Right Price- Phont- 5-50 SMfrH RROS., Ra-f ltd. N C. Your next Sunday’s dinner is not all it might be unless you visit the Sanitary FckxI Market, phone 244 c.' r Gifts for All Occasions! In selecting our fall stock it has been our aim to buy for your approval a complete line of “GIFTS THAT LAST,” with a range in price that will meet the demands of any occasion. , We are headquarters for the new Parker Duo- fold, the guaranteed fountain pen that will not break. We invite you to come down “ju.st around corner’' from Page Trust Co. and look us over. THE|JEWELRY:C0., INC. the
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