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9lMiiii|% #l||^~4HbiQa, Kaibli CMbw^
Do«|te Mmson. Bennie McMlnt%,
Herbert Otlli»
Flftii Gimde^—Ruby Bins, Ruth
ChtUfa^s, Sarah Covington, B^ha
McNeill, Flora C. McBryde, Leette
Smoak, John Atkinson, Angus Cur
rie, H. L. McMinls, John Charles
McNeill, Claude McPhaul.
Sixth Grade—Woodrow Gibson, H.
A. McKenzie, Ruby Lou McPhaul,
Moultrie McPhaul.
Seventh Grade—^John Worthy Mc
Phaul, James Kirkpatrick, Eva Chil
dress, Margaret Dalton, Lucy Biggs,
Easie Mae Herring, Alma Maness.
Eigata Grade—Henry GibSon, Wil
lie Brown McDlarmUI, MalcoIiB M6>
(Bhaul, Walter McPhanl, David Me*
blelll, D(W0d McBacken, . Sule C^v*
Ington, Ruby Hair, Jean Hodgln.
Ninth Grade—^Davld Lilee, Marvin
Sanders, Louise Atkinson, Mabel Cov
ington,. Annie Neal Currie, Frances
McBryde, Margaret' McKensie, 'Aline
McPhaul, Lina McBryde*
Tenth Orad^—Douglas Currie,
Floyd McPhaul, Herbert McRacken,
Pauline Biggs, Dixie Jordan, Luclle
Johnson, Agnes McKenzie,/ Mabel
McPhaul, Anna- Ruth McLauchlin,
Ella Sanders.
RAEFORD SCHOOL
A Surprise.
On a cold and wintry day,
IS STILL GOING ON. THE GREATEST
BUYING OPPORTUNITY OF ALL
TIMES.
. .£. Z. Hastiest Weight
Xhildren’s Uhionsuits, the
best grade they make,
isize 2 to 13
•- . «
A good quality of L. L.
Sheeting,
8c yard
Children’s Suits, size 2
to 8,
69c up ^
Thousands are sd$ing in
this big event. Are you?
Ladies’ New Fall Shoes,
$1.98 up
The King of the Shoes.
New Fall Florsheim Shoes
for Men who care.
$7.95 *
Men’s and Boy’s Ready
Fit Caps,
49c
Men’s All-Wool Suits
$9.89
Men’s Good Brown Bilt
Work Shoes,
$1.95
ana waa s^rttig
Iter -it aoon looked ' is it
- WVa ioon l^ve a enow ftdt , ' ;: ',,
When an of ' ^ I
Out came the nm,
Md chased away the clouds.
So we might have some fun. '
—-Jimmy Greene, Fourth ,Grade.
Pilaiims.
,Long, long ago there liver in Eng-
land some Pilgrims, They had a
very bad >king. He wanted them»tQ
worship God like he did. He wanted:
them' to gpi^ to the same church he
did. He did not want them to read
the Bible. So the Pilgrims went to
Holland. They ‘.stayed ^se'^en years.
Their children began to talk like,the
Dutch children ^Id, so they left Hol
land^. and came to America. Two
ships brbke down. The Mayflower
carried as many as it could. When
it landed it was very cojd. , TTiey
did not have very- much :food. But
the next year they had mordt ^Tlie
liyeacher .baid let’s go to church and
come back and have a day of
Thanksgiving. So thej. set aside a
day./ They went to church and came
back and had a day of Thanksgiving.
T^at was our first Thanksgiving.
—Mary Ellen Thomas," 3rd grade.
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Fourth Grade.
We call our grade the Wide-
Awake-Health-Club of Wake-Up can be caused by-round or
Town. The officers of our -Glub worms. Many mothers have
Bert Byrd, a highly rsape$^ed colt
or^ man ^ho lived on the 'Dpcihuroh
farm near Raeford,^ died on Thursday‘
morning of last week of pneumonia.
His remains were carried to Gran
ville county on Saturday and were
buried near- Creedmoor,: Byrd hav
ing come here several years ago from
that section. He was forty-nine years
of age anji stood In the highest
esteem by a large circle of both
white and colored friends. He was
one pf the early tobacco growers
to come from the Piedmont section
to raise tobacco in this county and
he, was very successful'he'Me work.
First',llrch^| ‘Tlpw old
man breto out- his froi^* teeth
Secondi^rchin: “Aw, .rhe- was rid
ing in a truck and tried to drink out
of'a bottle.’’ ' H-v; ..-
An Unpleasant Subject.,-. .
All of the functions of life are not
pleasant to . consider. Perhaps this Is
why some mothers refuse to 'Ihlnk
that such symptoms as restless sleep,
loss of flesh, Jack of appetite or Itch
ing nose and fingers in their chil
ISRAEL MANN
are: President, Ben Campbell. He
counducts our health class and In
spects our desk^. If^bey are not
clean, we are blacklisted. Niirse,
Agnes Mae' Johnson, and Doctor,
Charles Seate. They examine our
finger nails, hands, teeth, and hair.
Temerature Manager, William Haw-
fiejd. He watches the thermometer
and takes charge of the windows.
In our club we are making health
posters, showing the foods that help
us to be healthy, and have good
teeth.
Not many of us are having to sit,
on Drowsy-Town-Row any more, be
cause we are working hard for every
star that Miss Heaffner offers ufe:
—Mary Shaw McDlarmld.
Seventh Grade.
The members of the seventh grade
met this week and organized a Home
Room Club.
The following officers were elect
ed: President, Billie Mclnnls; vice-
president, Herman Campbell; sec
retary and treasurer, Mary Potter.
After the election the president
appointed Irma Jordan, Reva Ep
stein and Tom McBryde to write a
constitution for the club. Blaunche
proven, however, that a few doses
of White’s Cream Vermifuge, that
sure and harmless worm expellant,
will make these symptoms disap
pear. You can get ^White’s Cream
Vermifuge for 35 cents per bottle
from—
RAEFORD DRUG COMPANY.
,'^v s.Sj'S
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you '-1T- RTTF^iTi*! NTT A T i ngfifeliigiiipii
nothing with frills—but something of life-ion^f
value, give Sa,v|ng| .4c6oupt. It may mean the start
of‘a fortune; Q^'r|:mnly it is the first step to
dence. Money in the bank, enhapees in valu^;w.^jy|fe^
other gifts are used up and vanish. $1 or 30p^ch
more as you please starts an account. ' "■
4 Percent impounded Q la.rter^^^^^
i,' /SI
Pa§:e Trust
A ■-fkt
BRAND
CHICORV^
MONEY-BACK
guarantee/
DOUBLE
STRENGTH use Half as Much as of Ordinary Coffee
. \
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ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF A NEW STOftB
TODAY IN THE CITY OF RAEFORD FOR THE BENEFIT OF SERVICING THE PEOPLE OF THIS CITY AND SURROUNdI
li/H QUALITY GROCERIES PLUS REASONABLE PRICES. THE MANAGEMENT OF OUR NEW STORE
WILL BE UNDER MR. S. G. STEPHENSON, WHO WILL ESTEEM IT A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU 1
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Remember the Date—Thursday
WILL OPEN OUR DOORS AT 7 O’CLOCK
^A, M, for business. The public is welcomel
FLOUR
N. C. FLOUR, MILLED IN
STATESVILLE, SELF-RIS
ING OR PLAIN, EACH
GUARANTEED, 24-Ib Bag
MEAT //S: lb.
Cheese
Best
Ameriesm
lb. 25c
Campbell’s
Pork and Beans
3 Cans for 25c
Choice Csmdled
EGGS
l>0zen ,30c
Full Pack
TOMATOES
3 No. 2 Cans 25c
LIMA BEANS
Small or large
2 Pounds, 25c
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Ji'' Ip,
LARD, 8-lb Bucket - 95c
SWIFT’S JEWEL, 4 lb Bucket . . 52c
Libby’s Hostess
PEACHES
No. 2 1-2 can 19c
NAVy BEANS
2 Pounds
15 c
BULK MEAL OR
GRITS
3 Pounds 10c
Rico Rio Pure
COFFEE
Pound 19c
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6 lb Bucket
Snowdrift
Whole
Grain
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Pillsbury Pan 2ake
or Buckwheat
-i
Flour, 2 pkg 25c
MATCHES
Large Box
3 for lOc'
D. P. CA^t
' Plam - or L^^r
-Pound 25^
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