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RaefOKlvN.U.. Mav Stst 1928
Bir lot plain and merci'rHied
voiies, whu« and all popular
colors, 24c to 48o yard *
BaiicniD’s Cash Store. *
Men, Young Men, Boysl See
us for Suits—big stock, right
prices!
Baucom’s Cash Store,
tJpToi^iiteMlHinery
dVeplay. -.v
The^peMaty
25 watches for eale for repair
chargee
' 1. L. WiLSQN. 'Jeweler,
221 Person St,
vFayettevii e, N. C.
Hoke County at
Mammoth 4th of July
We can spell KJJOW, out: we
played thunder at it in our ex
planation of WHY WE ARE A
CA NDIDATE last week. Some
how, we had the letters nece?.
sary to spell the word, but the>
were^tUt of ord^T'set^ral’^times;
W c^h^ years of^^^erie^'e, Init;.
we iiai% never beSti able to ac
count for the tricks type pfey on
a njanitryinp to make words ol
them..
tf* -—^
Well|^the piimary i#. at hand
Put js cross, mark in front cf
thenaihe^cu wish lo vote for
? We faad' too^arge a papeP last
wedh!* Work-comes in bunches.
Mjfu^-Ora Maxwell,, who hns
• been teaching at Kenlv, fias le
turned home ' ‘
Mrs. E. Sr .Sihithwas operated
on at Higbsmith hospital Satnr
day and is-teported doing well
The big rairs washed gulle.vs
on the hill fields and flooded the
flat lajpd last week. We hi.d
much rain
Miss Maude Poole has had a
bad time for a week or more
from a’Carbuncle in her nose.
She is now improving
Mrs. “Ella Juat of Aberdeen re
cently spent a day in Raeford on
business.' Mrs. Juat still owns
her property in Raeford.
Miss Arville Yorke who has
been at.Cullowee State Norm .I
. College, .is .visiting her grnrd
^parerts.Mr.and Mrs J.N Maxwell
■Ratford has a well kept cerr,'
tery,. thanks to the Woman’s
ib and others who contributi
to the expense account created
by having.work done there.
Mrs. Annie Culbreth McDaniel
a sister of Mr. T. F. Culbreth of
Raefprd,' was killed in an auto
mobijaiwreck near Fayettevilh
Sun^y» evening. More later.
People can live on very little.
The editor of The Journal had an
abscess from the removal of a
dead tooth last week, and he
lived and did well on nothing
for a Week, except milk
Mi^es Mary Douglas Smith,
(who graduated this year) and
Sarah Catherine Cromartie, Jo
sepbine Hall, Bennie McFadyen,
Martha L: McLean have returned
from-Queens College, .Charlotte.
Mr..Wj R. Barrington gather
ed a gallon of snapbeans from
his ghfdsti last Wednesday, the
23rd,'dhd they were real nice,
for he gave us enough'for dinner
Thursday. Only once have we
known beans earlier here, that
was l931‘; I ut ye editor had some
last Sunday.
Th-^Bpardof Elections have
declared the following candidates
nominated* for the offices to
which they aspire in the general
election in November, as they
bad BO opposion:
For State Senator
W.iB. McQUEEN
For'fliounty Tiieasurer
HERBERT Mc|fEITHAN.
For &iiicitor Recgirder’s Court
O B. ROWLAND
Look!
Expert Workmanship
New Management ’
Raeford Dry Cleaners backed with 10 years expe^
rience and modern machines gives you service equal
ed only in the larger cities at prices lower.
It takes knowing how and w6 know.
Phone 267. i
We Call — ■ We Deliver.^
Men's Suits Dry Cleaned and Pressed
$1.00.’
Auspices
Ellis Williamson Post No. 20 American Legion
JULY 4
One Big Day and Night - July 4
Raeford Dry Cleaners
H. M. Johnson, .Mgr, ^
Main St. ,1
Big
Street
Parade
Military Events
and
Band Concert
Community
Picnic i
Dinner
Athletic
Events
Base Ball
Game
Fire Works
Display
wSSsS
WMHfi
^OBiuw cmul^&Atn,*
Make your plans NOW to be in Raeford all day on
the 4th as a guest of the town and the American Le-
gion. Merchants will be requested co remain open all
day so you can combine business with pleasure.
Look Our Prices 0%r This Week:
53^J
Old Irish Potatoes, 6 lbs.
25c.
for
New Irish Potatoes, 6 lbs,
25c
for
Cigarettgs,..$1.19 carton.
- A-iwp«fagus Tipg large. 28c.
cans for 25c.
Del Monte No. 2_ can sliced
Piueappie, 23c- -.
Del Monte No. 2 can Crushed
Pineapple, 21c.
Yellow Cling Peaches, large
size, 19c.
' Sweet Meadow Corn, 2 cans
for 25c.
Butter 53c'^Jb,
Del Monte large can Apricots
28c
Fat Back Meat, 15c lb.
Hih Meat, 18c lb.
Bartlett large Pears, 29c.
Kellogg's All Bragpp^gr, I2c.
Post Toasties, 3 pkga. for 25e.
Caraja Coffee, lb , 42c.
Cracker Jack Coffee, lb., 28c.
Swansdown Cake Flour, pkg.,
36c.
French’s Mustard, jar 12jc.
Del Monte Asparagus Tips,
small size, 18c
Wesson Oil, pints 27c.
No. 2 can String Beans, 2 cans
for 25c.
Sardines, domestic, can 5c.
Sour Pickles, 2 for 5c.
Sweet Pickles, 36c quart.
Heinz Stweet Pickles, 33c lb.
Lima Beans, 18c can,
Boys’ WaslkSuits, ail styles and
colors.^.
... '.Baucom’s Cash Store.
Beautiful Rayon Voile, only 98i
yard; "
BftU6om’B Cash Store.
A. D. GORE
Bank Baeforfl.
860.^1^; Boke ^»lty, Loa»
-Tnutvo.
hot Plates
' ".'$1.75-
Place your order for one of
these Hot Plates. Guaran
teed one full, year.- A good
buy and many a step saver.
C. W. BARRINGTON,
, Raeford, N. C. i
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ENGINE REPAlh
Our expert mechanics don’t ^‘hunt” for engine
trouble, they KNOW what it is, where it is, and
how to fix it RIGHT. '
Who Will Be
'M
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‘‘Miss Hoke County?”
THE SERVICE
STORE
We don’t cut our Quality or Weights to meet
Prices. We give you the BEST SERVICE and
the BEST GOODS we can buy.
Our prices are as low as possible, our work is
the best in the city/
J-iet US care for YOUR Car.
TEAL BROS.
A Complete Seiwice
Raeford, N. C.
We Never Buy Price—
We Buy Quality.
Premier, Banquet and Twilight Tea,
Beechnut, Premier, White House and Maxwell
House Coffee,
Kingans Hams, Bacon and Sliced Beef,
Armour’s Simon Pure Lard,
Swifts’Pure Pork Sausage.
Ferndell’s Oats and Canned Goods.
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These are just a few of our Specials.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS.
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Phone 243.
Thomas Grocery, Co.
, , Raeford, N. C.