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.Wblldied Wcikl? by
CtfllTI iOlllALl We knew it before, and have
alwaya tried to prevent it. bof
we foond fw a fact this time
that most of the legislation done
in Raf^h is done in that city
before the General Assembly
KaMord* N. G.. March 21. 1929 inerts. Anybody who fishes now
must pay ll.lO for fishing with a
hook and line. This is to get
money, it is claimed, to hatch
fish to restock the streams in the
State.
State Officers of W. O. W.
, Call No. Carolina Meeting
(4
The Haoeock bill was intend,
ed to cut expenses of school ad-
. ministration, but you see from
what the school auUiorities are
aaying. the? mean to take the
same pay as heretofore and cut
out teachers, if there is less mon
ey to oe used for schools-
You expect to have kind, ob
liging neighbors, get all kind of
favors from them, while yon
criticise them, and pass all your
little kindnesses on to some one
else who exacts payment for all
he does for you, and then grum
ble at your environment, you
shote.
C. 0. D. CABBAGE PLANTS.
Millions readv. extra early and
frostproof. 500, 50c. 75r per
thousand. Quick shipment.
STOKES PLANT CO .
Eitzeerald, Ga.
Left to riflht; D. E. Henderson, Charlotte, N. C., head cofwul of ttt*
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance association In North Carolina;
W. A. Fraser. Omaha, Neb., sovereign.-commander and W. L. Rom,
Salisbury, N. C., head clerk of the Woodmen for this otato.
It is the duty of every indi
vidual to endeavor to have a
conscience void of offence to
ward God and men, for a good
conscience is a legacy ail can
have without purchase, for it
cannot be obtained that way
alill it appears some care not for
this legacy.
Unseemly language, profane
and obscene language, is con
sidered altogether improper in
balls of legislatures still such is
frequently engaged in on the
sidelines, and often expressions
are allowed to go unrebuked
now that would have brought
censure upon the nser in bygone
days.
Polks back home should not
g.ither the impression that in a
storm session of a legislature
that, anger and vilification or
things of that nature are allow
ed. The strictest decorum ia en
forced, and a member is not al
lowed to be indecorious or person'
al. and only respectful debate is
allowed, but speakers show zest
and eamenness, and allow no
atone unturae4to prevent their
success
To be truthful in all things,
under all circumstances, is hard
er than the average man thinks
without taking full stock of the
taak. The editor has had the
experience lately. He bad to
undergo criticiam. be railed odd
and eccentric, when he did not
chime in with a majorilr. when
he knew he bad sidd he would
hot do anything of the sort. But
the last legislature had agreed
before it even met, to reduce
taxes only on real estate and add,
more on other things increasing
Che amount of taxes to about one
fourth. .Thera has been no de>
crease in taxes but an increase,
and .Hoke's Representative voted
NO all the way thrrugh. . Weil
now. he voted with the rest of
them on local laws for counties
that asked for such. He had
said he woald not vote for any
increase in taxes, and he thinks
he is truthful, but it was hard to
keep from taking the lesser of
twoevilkat times, but be did
not even do that, but rejected
both. As tile laws now are, the
load has been more evenly dis
tributed among the citizens of
Cbe Stats, that ia. none escape
faxes, bat we rejected all propo
•ttiooa. because we believed in
cnrliidihig general expsoses, a
CblDg tbe Isgialature stoutly re-
|■h•4llleo|lslde^
lam handling OBERS Fertili
zers. See me before placing
your order for tobacco goods
OBERS are the best by actua
test for tobadcn and cotton.
Your business will be appre
ciated.
C. W. SEATE.
Raeford, N- C.
PLACE YOUR
Fire Insurance
WITH
PAUL DICKSON.
Cole Cotton
Planters,
Rex Distributors,
Oliver Cotton
Planters,
Hoes, Sweeps,
Plow Gear,
Collars, Bridles,
and other Hard
ware at
Raeford Hardware
Company.
Any force uncontrolled is de-
stnietive. but under proper con
trol may prove tbe greatest of
blessings." This expresses our
views of taxation. Government
is a necessity, but government,
through excessive taxation, may
prove a hindrance, and many
think North Carolina has en
tered a stage of excesaive tax*
ation, as it is too great a burden
upon the earning capacity of our
people*.
J. W.^CURRIE,
Attorney and Coantelor at Law,
Second floor of Johneon-ThomaH
Buildinsr.
Administrator’s Notice.
Having qualified as administrator
of tbe estate of H. A. Marley,
deceased, late of Hoke County, 0.,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present
them duly verified to the undersigned
on or before Feb. 21st, 1930, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immedi
ate settlement.
W. E, MARLEY,
Administrator.
Whe^ delegates from the North
Carolina camps of the Woodmen of
the World Life Insurance associa
tion assemble at Charlotte, .N. C.,
on March 19 and 20 for their quad-
rlennlal state meeting. D. E. Hen
derson of Charlotte, head consul,
will preside.
The Hon. W. A. Fraser of Omaha,
Is the sovereign commander of this
large Insurance association, which
Is 103 percent solvent, having mors
than 89 million dollars Investsd ta
municipal bonds of North Carolina
and other states. Incidentally ths
Woodmen of tbe World la tha
richest fraternal life Insoraacs as
sociation in the world.
W. L. Ross of Salia)>ary. as head
clerk for the Woodmen la North
Carolina, will be a buay man dur
ing this convention. Delegates and
members from every section of ths
state will attend. This is ths Srst
stats masting la four yssrs sad Im-
^orttat basiasM will bs
SEE US
for your
Groceries
Apples, Oranges and
Bananas.
Country Produce bought and
sold.
Quality Grocery
Raeford, N. C.
IIRIUMINIIUIlMUIUlim
PAINS
In Side and Back
"I HAD BEEN misersbis
for a long time. Bdy
health was poor, and
I sufEered s lot from
weakness. At timss,
my strength was so
little that I could not
stand on my fret 1
would have' to give up
and go to bed
sides and back hurt
dreadfully.
E.8. Smith W. B. McQueen
SMITH McQUEEN
Raefsri N-C.
Will practice in ail courts oi State.
Prompt and personal attention ariveo
to all business.
New Office opposite Oonrt Honbe.
OORDON B. ROWLAND
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Rjiefor^ N. C.
Up stairs in Court House.
Phone No. 227.
R. L. MURRAY. M. D.
Office Over MeLanohlln Co. Stole
Hours: 3:30-10:00, 2-4.
Phones; Office 5321 Residence 556
Edwin 8. Smith n. McNair Smith
SMITH & SMITH
AttWMM At Lew
Offices 6 and 0, Po^e TVust Co. Bldg
CirdiEge, N. C.
S.Jti. BLUE,
ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
Raeford, N. C.
PlMiM5361.
*1 grew discouragsdtforloould
do so little. Iworiis4 about nay-
self, and almost gave Up hope of
ever being strong sad weU. I
could scarcely lift a buckrt
water. My house work wmR un
done, for I was not strongwough
to do it
"After I had taken Cardni for
a little while, I began to feel
better. I mw stronger, soon
found that I could do nay work
with less effort, and the pains in
my back and sides left nas. I
thmk Cardui is a wmadetjU
naedidne. My health has bean
excellent since thep.”—Mrs. D. h.
Beckner, W. Main St., Salem, Vs.
H. W. B. Whitley
ATTTOItNeV-AT-LAW.
RAEFORD, N C.
Phone 279 Up stuirs. Page Trust Co.
Building,
A.D. QORK
I.AWVER
CARDUI
Helps Women
To Health
Mnramnini,iuHMiiHi(umniimmaiaamaaM
Taka Thedford'i Black-Draught for
Constipation, IndlgosUo^ BIUouSt
naas. Costa only 1 cent a d
us
t-iss
Bank of Raeford Bldg. Raeford.''
See.-Trees. H okenealty, Loa
A Trust Ub.
Aberdeen A Sockfish
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
In effect 12 o’clock Sunday,
Sept. 25th, 1927. '
Cracker Jack Store
A Home Institution Full of Good
Things to Eat.
t,
A contplete line of Fruits and Vegetables
Moonshine Kisses
10c qt.
PAS8EN0BR DAILY EXCEPT SliNDA
Train 38:
Lv Aberdeen 9:05 AM
Lv. Raeford 9:45 AM
Ar. Fa.vetteville 10:60 AM.
Train 41:
Lv. Fayetteville 4:46 PM.
Lv. Raeford 6:00 PM
Ar. Aberdeen 6:60 PM
Number 38 connect swith Sea
board Aii Line train 12 from At
lanta, and our No. 4i connects
with Seaboard train 11 for At
lanta, Birmingham, and number
3 for Columb’a, , Savannah and
Jacksonville.
Seed Irish Potatoes, Red Bliss 55c pk.
Cobbler’s
Orange Jam
Crushed Pineapple
Fruit Salad
Sweet Mixed Pickles, qt jar
English Peas
Tomatoes
Quaker Oat Meal
Cracker Jack Coffee
50c pk.
7c Jar
2 cans 25c
15c can
35c
14c can
10c can
✓
10c box
30c lb.
W. A. BLUE. Prea.
J. A. BRYANT, Gen. Supt.
COME TO SEE US AND SAVE
MONEY.
Cracker Jack Store
Raeford, N. C.i
Laurinburg & Southern
Railroad Co.
Time Table Na. 7.
Cancels Time Table No. 6.
NartbbaaB^:
Passenger Trains Daily:
No. 22. ,
8:00 A. M. Lv. Laurinburg
9:06 A. M. Wagram.
9:46 A. M. Ar. Raeford
« SMtbbaud:
No. 21.
4:00 P. M. Lv. Raeford.
4:36 P. M. Wagram.
5:16 P. M. Ar. Laurinburg.
Effective 12:01 A- M. Sunday,
Nov. 7th, 1926.
Jas. L. McNaib,
Oen. Mgr.
G. Yi JONSa.
-4MtetoDt Mgr
^ Helen Keller, begins in this issue of
The Journal. It is worth readiilg," in
fSct.iworth the cost of The Journal for
one year.
■i.' -if
Lots and lots of New Spring Oxf/rds, Straps
and Pumps, have recently arrived and been placed
on sale.
We are now in fine shape to take care of your
wants in Men’s Women’s and Children’s Footwear.
For years and years we have sold
Star Brand
Shoes
and with the satisfactory experience we have had
with them these years we are proud to offer our
customers these Famous Shoes, and it seems, if pos
sible, that they are BETTER THAN EVER!
Let us fit the whole familv.
Baucom’s
Cash Store
Raeford, N. C.
Don^ be a
* Take-a-€hanee
FARMER
t,
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T he more Chilean Nitrate of Soda you
feed to your cotton crop, the more cer
tain you are to make a big per acre increaae.
Don’t take a chance on the weather . . .
Chilean Nitrate helps set an early crop,
strong enough to stand bad weather.
Don’t take a chance on the weevil . . .
Chilean Nitrate helps mature bolls early—
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**1 am a firm believer in side-dressing cotton,
small grain, and corn with Nitrate of Soda.
100
I uae 100 to 150 pounds per acre. I have al
ready bought my supply of eighty tons for
this season a use.”
L. D. ROBINSON,
Wadesboro, N. C.
Mr. Robinaon is a former U. S. Congress
man from North Capolina. He is president
of one pf the Mding banks in the state,
former director In the N. C. Cotton Growers
Copperative Association, a lawyer by pro
fession and one of the leading farmers of
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Don’t be a take-a-chance iarmer. Use
Chilean Nitrate and make
,r.
Free FertUher Book—“How to Use Chil
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220 ProfMsional Bldg.. Raleigh, N. C.
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