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not f Uq^^ to fish with hook
lino »~o
^variid line we feifU'.'
h^ye an unbsai ampant of
' '^^r^lny weatbpr this winte^y and
1 am handllDft OBERS IVhH^
^ zers. See Ehe befom phieih^
yopr order for tobacco goods
‘ OBfiRS are the best by actual
test forv; tobacco and cotton.
Tour business will he appre-
. Ciated.
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‘Vf-iffe - Raeford. N. G-
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^,,, worl^ is hindered.
i Btate of NoHh Carolina ginned
rl^ 8454^ bai^B of' cotton t his" sea-
^ - ft" Boti prior toddnoary 16th.
1%e people wanted taxes re-
•j - 4- dn^;. not shR^ted from one thing
to every thing, else he uses in liv-
, There are a number of vacant
stores in Raleigh, and there- say
;there are many vacant rooms at
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Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Moon of
Thomasviile the week-end with
her parents. Mr and Mrs. W. E.
Blue.
Mrs. W. J. Thomas of Char-
lotte came down the first of the
week, and she and Mrs. J. C.
Thomas have gone for a sojourn
in Miami. Fla.
Major John C. Vann, a highly
esteemed citizen, died at his
home In Fayetteville Feb. 13th
in bis 79tb>year after'and illness
of many months
Pork sells hog around cbeapel-
in Raleigh (14c) than it does in
Raeford but the retail price is a
lot higher. High taxes in the
city causes this-
Berlin, with a population of
;more than 4.260,000, now out
ranks Paris as the largest city in
Europe, and is rated third ' in
world population.
If people were not required to
pay so many taxes, some ousi-
nesses, having several special
taxes, we would all have a bet
ter chance to live.
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WE STILL HAVE
A VERY GOOD
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STOCK OF
fOK^SALE—800 bushels Ful-
gbum t3eed Oats. Coker Strain
iHearof smut, f 1.00 per bush
el W. A. McLean, Raeford,
N. O.
which’we are selling at right
prices—from
3 l-2c yd.
and up.
Get yours before we sell out
of it.
BAUCOM’S
CASH STORE
RAEFORD, N. C.
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Composition
Both in Shingle.s and
Rolls
Paints, Oils, etc.
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Farm
Implements
Rex Distributors, Cole Cotton
and Corn Planters.
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Disc Harroyvs, Peg; Tooth
Harrows, Oliver Plows.
Everything in
hardware
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Field and Garden Seed.
FOR SALE—Pure' bivd Rhoiie-
Island Red eegs for hatching
purposes. 60c*'per setting y
15.’ See or write Clayton '
Liles, Red
Springy
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. J. W. CURRIt. -r
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Second door of Johnson-Thnmaa
Nertiottsf J "
pThouainds of suffarefg fron
sleopfessness, . ^
^ ^ irrltabilityi,^" ^ ^
^ . dyspepsia,
h^dsRjhe fits, melancholy,
find relief by taking
Or. Miles’ Nervine
don't YOU try it?
Dr. MIIm’ Airtl-Pahi Ptilf?
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WHEN IN TROUBLE
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When your car is stalled, wbat you do? Try to fix it
yourself? .
Most people think of us first They just call for help
and let one of our expert mechanics remedy the trouble
We offer you TIME-SaVING and MONEY-SAVING
service.
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Let US care for YOUR Car.
TEAL BROS.
RAEFORD, N.C.
SPECIALS A r THE ]
CRACKER JACK I
Seed Irish Potatoes, Red Bliss 56c pk, I
Cobbler’s
50c pk* 1
Orange Jam
7c Jar
Crushed Pineapple
2caiis 25c
;* Fruit Salad
15c can
Sweet Mixed Pickles, qt jar
35e
Large Crisp Lettuce
lOe bead
English Peas
14c can
Tomatoes
10c can
Quaker Oat Meal
10c box
Cracker Jack Coffee
SOelb.
Compound Lard
12 1.2c lb.
Pure Lard
15c lb.
Fat Back Meat
15c Ib.
COME TO SEE US AND SAVE
MONEY.
Cracker Jack Store
Raeford. N. C.
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Step by step
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FVom the earliest days of the automobile, "Standard”
Gasoline has been the leading motor fuel. Today "Standard"
outsells any other gasoline by more than two gallons to one.
Experience and research have built the following qualities
into "Standard” Gasoline—
Easy Starting—m coldest weather.
Quick Accehration—necessary in traffic.
Power, Steady and Reliable—for hills and long,
hard runs.
Mileage Efficiency—proved over and over by road
testis in. every type of car.
Safety to Motor—a fuel that cannot posaibly injure
your engine.
(Complete Combustion—it bums cleanlv, leaving
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If
Untformtty—yxKi can set your carburetor on "Stand,
ard” and forget it, for each gallon is like every other
gallon wherever you may buy it.
Availability—“Standard” Gasoline has the further
advantage of being easily obtained, as “Standard”
pumps are conveniently located throughout the length
and breadth of this state.
“Standard” Gasoline solves the fuel problem for the
motorist. In “Standard” he Kts the best gasoline money
can buy. Each year "Standard” reaches new peaks in sales
and rises to new heights of public favor.
If you arc not a “Standard” user, try this product and see
for yourself how satisfactory it really is. ‘
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There is no truly’ "anti-knock” motors that are carbonized htun
motor fuel being sold, except at a long usagel
premium price. The best known ESSO costs more to make, and has
"aadduoat” fuel is ESSO, the tobwioldatasmallpfeimumewr
(Maas Power Fuel. It is scknowl- “Standard" GaaoBne, but
edgad br engineers to be in a class gives an extra engina perfermance
Jtsdif—ngenuine "antUtnock" never bcnie.expwi«iced. On lek
^edslfy made for uae in onlv at the Silver ESSO Pumpe
compression motors, and n with the ESSO Globea.
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