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If the young J^eople deeiire to
waste their time, they will, and
If they wish to make the most of
their ^
dedded advantage of former
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generations
Not only good Chicken Feed, but
good Cow Feed, Folks Feed,
Tennessee Black . Walnuts
^ 'I and Butter Nuts > ' ■
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Direct from the mountains of Tennessee.
fFOB BALE—20 tbousand Porto
Rico yam potato plants at^2 50
per thousand. Ready ^ next
Monday. ^' %,
D A BROCK,
Baeford. N. C. ;
T^O TRUCKS FOR Hies
f” Phone 41ft *•;
H. R. BAUCOflt J
Baeford, N.,C. ^
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Itaefoid, N. U. May 26.1927.
No, there is not a bit of sense
in having so many commissions.
One »"*" could do what several
are dolna, if he had to.
The tax listing Is on, and why
ao many assessors are "ece^ry PayeijL of Raeford
we do not know, but the State T«wn«Kin
and counties have assessors-
^ , .for the purpose of listing proper
Don’t blame men for trying to beginning Saturday,
ffet on the State payroll. These ^av Slst. to May .Slat.
■ - frank CAMERON.
List Taker for Raeford
Township.
ire all who have any assurance
of getting enough to live on
As the Wage Commission is a
State organization, why not con
trol the Governor as well as ms
stenographer? They are all citi
zene.
Courts should be reformatory,
and those who pass through
them should be better citizens
after being corrected, but are
they? r ^
The preamble to the new coun
ty government law is fine, but
the working qf the law destroys
all that reseinbled local govern
ment.
Operating expenses in the
North Carolina State govern
ment are too high. There-should
be a general cut. Efficiency is a
much abused term of late.
Science has done and is doing
a great deal for humanity but
sin, disbelief and wickedness de
stroy all that is good in man
It’s the disposition to lead people
away from the epiritnal that we
detest.
The schools cost a lot, but ow
ing to the fact teachers are re-
qaired to attend Summer School.
, and that, means that they get
not a thing clear for their year’s
work. Another thing it means:
It gives certain professors a
chance to make extra money
daring the vacation period.
That’s all it means. Teachers
should study, KNOW their sub-
" jects, but going to Summer
• School should not be required of
* them.
Gastonia, May 23.—Mr. and
Mra. Thomas M. Brockman ap
peared in Superior court here to
day asking annulment of the
marriage of their daughter, Sa
rah Frances, to Edwin L. Tucker
ydt Lkqnnbufg. on the ground
V the girPwas not of marriagable
Age. The couple were married in
Bepnettsville, S. C , while the
was Visiting with friends in
Liaiiiinboi^g recently.
McLean Campbell,
FX)RSaLE: No. 9 Oliver Type
writer, first class condition, at
low prices.
J. A. BAUCOM.
Better than English Walnuts or Pecans at half the
price. Nothing better for candy making.
If you have never eaten any of these delicious nuts
you should order a few pounds and enjoy a real feast
Large 10 pound bag either kind, or assorted, sent prepaid
by parcel post for $1,00 Address
Baucom’s Cash Store is selling
Men’s Pen Check Pants at99c.
L. F. FULTS,
ALTAMONT, TENN.
Township.
I will be at the Court House
[the
lied Oats, and
Porto Kica
at reasonable
V*
S. 8
Expert Hemstitching and Dress
making. Satisfaction guaran
teed
MRS. E. R. WILLIAMSON.
In The Kash Store
Phone 223
Raeford. N C
EYES EickMINED
Glasses Ground and Fitted
Same Day. "
OR. JULIUS SHAFFER,
Phone 541
1 Fayetteville, N7C.
Worlds
Lowest Priced Cars
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Notice of Sale of Land Under Deed
of Trust.
Beautiful FISHER BODIES!
When gasoline
is as good as f
“Standard,” any
radical improve
ment is out of
the Question.
‘STANDARD^
At the time and place and upon the
terms named herein below and pur-
snant to the power of sale contained
in that certain Deed of Trust execu
ted on the 21et day of May, 1926, by
H. 8. Kirkpatrick to J. Bat Smatbers,
trustee, for J. R. ShefSeld, and reg
istered in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Hoke County, N. 0., in
Book No 46 at page 427. default hav
ing been made in the payment of the
indebtedness secured by said Deed of
Trust, and demand haying been made
upon said Trustee to foreclose said
Deed of Trust as therein provided,
the undersigned trustee will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash all that certain tract or par
cel of land lying and being in Hoke
Oounty, N. 0., McLauchlin Town
ship, and farther described as follows,
to-wit;
Adjoining the lands of John Scull
on the norw; adjoining the lands of
Lewis Parker on the west, adjoining
the lands of the late Russell McNeill
estate on the south and on the east.
This being the same lands heretofore
conveyed to said H. 8. Kirkpatrick
by James Proctor, Trustee, or Oom-
missioner, in the year of 1914 or 1915
(estimated to contain thirty acres,
more or less.)
Time of Sale: Thursday, June 23,
Chevrolet is the only car in its price class
offering bodies by Fisher — built as only
Fisher can build, and styled as low-priced
• 'be'- ■
1927, at 12 o’clock M.
Place of Sale: Court House door,
Raeford, N . C
Terms of Sale: Cash.
Posted tills 23rd day of May, 1927.
J. BAT 8MATHER8, Trustee.
cars were never styled before!
Despite the lowness of Chevrolet prices,
there is not the slightest compromise in
design, construction or finish. All em
body exacdy the principles employed on
the highest priced cars — a composite
construction of selected hardwood and
steel. All are finished in beautiful colors
of lustrous, lasting Duco.
Enhancing the inherent beauty of the
bodies themselves are numerous features
of distinction previously considered ex
clusive to the costliest cars — features
typified by heavy full-crown, one-piece
fenders and buliet-type headlamps.
7he Coach
$
595
TheToarinit
or itoaclster
The Coupe 625
The 4'Door
Sedan
The Sport
Cabriolet
The Landau
695
715
745
780
395
The Imperial
Landau
V4 Ton Truck g
{Chassis Only)
1 Ton Truck 495
(Chassis Only)
All prices f.o.h. Flint,
Michigan.
Balloon tires stand,
ard on all models.
Only the economies of Chevrolet’s great
volume production make possible such
quality at Chevrolet j^tices!
Check Chevrolet
Delivered Prices
They include the
lowest handling an^
financina chargS'
availahU.
GASOLINE
Hoke Motor Co.
Raeford, N. C.
QUALITY AT LOW COST
What FEED does
i
for
a MULE
and COTTON
Charles W. Horne, a son of
the late Ashley Horne ofClayton
is in the hands of receivers. He
was a millionaire a year ago.
' The Montrose school closi-d
Tuesday livening with a6o’dlo k
picnic dinter. and a good time
for a large assemblage of people,
fooog and older.
>ate 20 from Wilmington to
:»tte has been completed.
I opening dt the road will
sbrated with gr^ festivi-
iLumberton Friday, 27th.
'rf *•
Baeford graded and high
liiOBe next week. Rev.
D. D., pastor of
ibyterian charch,
the baccalaureate
school auditorium
^morning at eleven
are twenty five
the graduating
Why take a chance of
paying questionable prices
to unknown dealers for
unknown tires—when you
can etpiip your car before
you start—at this sale?
We offer supreme values
in Goodrich Silvertowns
—unsurpassed mileage at
economy prices.
Every tire in this
sale gives you
Goodrich quality.
SPARE
TUBES
;asKPodesa
iitfkiUR. GetOoodtidi
wMbercared tiSxabeR
—•tonUDarytabe
C^odrich
REPAIR
KITS
Complete enough
for small blowouts.
' Trade In
yomrMThts!
We toqr tile unused
aoSeage ^froin you
— aad five you
—**t on a»e par~
iot new
Tire Flaps
A FTER a hard day in the fields, Mr. Mule
xA. doesn’t hold his ears very high. But
give him a good feed—what a powerful
difference that makes!
Kinston, iV. C.
We use and have used
Nitrate of Soda for years
with results on cotton in
1925 — 86 bales on 75
acres, in 1926—100 bales
on 100 acres, poor stand.
L. D. Moseley,
Edgewood Farm
Jan’y 8, 1927
Same way with a cotton plant. Growing
uses up its strength and energy. Just
about chopping time every cotton j^ant
in your fields needs a good feed.
Side-dress them with 150 to 200 pounds of
Nitrate of Soda. Watch those
cotton plants of yours pick up,
thrive, put on squares and get
fruit ahead of the boll weevfl.
That assures a real crop.
And consider this — an acre of
cotton is just thousands of hur^;ry
plants. Feed them and they
will pay you.
Fuller’s Ser^ce Station
Raefordt N. C«
... , . Orjrum, N. C.
’i am a great believer in
the useof Nitrateof Soda.
L^st year, J applied one-
fourthaodaatplantingand
three-fourthe at chopping
on myentire crop, averag
ing a little more than 500
Jbs. on er Jt acre planted.
H. Wilson Bullard.
Cotton growers everywhere, practical
farmers like yourself, have proved the
value of side-dressing with Nitrate of
Soda for producing hundreds of pounds of
extra cotton over and above the yield
they get off of fields not side-dressed.
Side-dressing'does great things for com,
too. Do you want that profit
,paying cotton and com? The
way is easy.
Just cut out this advertisement
and write your name and address
in the margin. Then mail it to us.
We will send you, without one
penny of cost, our little book “Side-
Dressing Cotton and Corn.”
Our manager is a practical cot-
^ton grower and knows just what
conditions call for here in the
Old North State.
N.C4S
Chilean Nitrate of Soda
Educational Bureau
220 Professional Bldg., Raleigh, N. C.