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You are a foolish man if you
alienate your neighbor in your
aeal for tlie election of any man
‘irboii ceeking office, and will
never be any lervice to you.
Vote aa yoo please, but be sensi
ble. Let's be neighbors still.
LOC.\L ITEMS.
It was a strange coincident
that three citizens of this county
should die so nearly toijether
this week, and from the same
trouble, cancer. Cancer seems to
be on an alarming increase.
Mr. A. L. McBride, Sr.,
Jackson Springs, formerly
Winston Salem, father ot Mr
L. McBride, .Ir.. of Raeford, died
last Thursday night and was
burled Saturday morning near
his home
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People like to sell tobacco and
cotton because they brings in big
checks. Mr. P. H. Wright sold
18 bales of cotton a few days
ago at l8ic. and Mr. Ed. McNair
of Scotland county, who has a
number of farms in Hoke, sells
that number two days in each
week, and this naturally make a
man feel better than be feels
when he is selling cantaloupes
Sheriff Hall reports that Mr
Louis Parker of McLanchlin
township was the first white
man to pay his taxes for 1928.
and John McLaurin of Quewhif-
fle was the first colored man to
settle his taxes for this year.
Gov.' Wilton McLean comes
out for modification of the Vol
•tead Act along with Gov Smith,
and 80 does Cole Blease of South
Carolina. Now what will Joe
Daniels sayl Later the Governor
explains, but the explanation
fails to help, as we see it. The
reopening of the prohibition gues
tion will set the country back a
half century What we need is
fudges to inflict adequate punish
ment, governors who will not
commute the! sentences-
(Jne of our Raeford girls, Miss
Mary Lee Seat.^, and one of her
friends, Miss Winnie Wilburn
of Roxboro, won the Freshman
Tournament in Tennis at Mere
dith College, also Miss Sente
was elected manager of the
Freshman basket ball team
A rftw Buick co ch loaded with
Jews, we didn’t learn their names
but they were from Sumpter, S.
C . and as they turned into Main
street from Highway 24 they
failed to turn enough and struck
a light pole near 10 inches through
on the east side the street and
broke it off at the groun.d and
again abouut 5 feet above the
ground. Nobody hurt, and the
only damage done to the car was
a bent axle last Sunday morning.
SELECT YOUR NEXT SUNDAY’S
DINNER AT
McNBILL GROCERY CO.
THE SANITARY MEAT MARKET
Nice, tender native Stakes, Stews and Roast,
Baked Ham, Boiled Ham, Pork Ham, Liver, Pig
Feet, Pork Sausage, Bacon, Sliced Beef, Fresh
Trout, Spare Ribs.
Good cooking or eating Apples, 39c pk.
Irish Potatoes. 29c pk.
Self-Rising Flour, 98c bag.
Two thousand sheets Toilet Paper, 15c.
Bring us your Eggs, Country Produce, Hams
and Chickens.
McNeill Grocery Co.
The Sanitary Food Market
1 none 244.
Specials this Week
AT THE
Cracker Jack Store
Mill Feed $2.20
Cabbage 4 l-2c lb.
Robin Hood Cocoa—per 2 pound can
29c
Swansdown Cake Flour, 35c pkg.
Royal Scarlet Marshmallow Creme—per large jar
27c
Queen Olives—per large bottle
23c
Royal Scarlet Shrimp—wet pack, per can
23c
Crescent Red Salmon, per can
24c
Celluloid Starch, per package
5c
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, new pack, large
29c each
96 lb. bag $3.85
48 lb. bag, $1.95
24 lb. bag, $1.00
Sugar 6 l-2c lb.
Mullets, fresh caught, 18c lb.
Fish Roe, 14ccan.
Selox 10c
Silver Bar Pineapple, sliced, per can, 20c
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