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if'- P!f^:: tm: ih L r • i :i HMOAMinr Hoke High Newt over the Laurinburg station. The kick-olT will lie at 3:30. This is the third game of the season and from Coach Faircloth’s remarks, it will be one of 'the most hotly contested. Representatives from the If You’re Getting Rural Electricity will Let Us Do Your WIRING Fayetteville Electric C^. 1047 Winslow St. J. A. Bowen, Owner Drop us a card dr Telephone 5802 Uibuii'S' broadcasting station be in I Raeford on Friday, Octo ber' 10 to hold auditions for^Xal::, ent' Hour program which will toe presented Saturday morning at 9;r5 by young people of Raeford. Be sure to'*tune iiy to station WE WO for this program. At a meeting of the Journalism Club on Monday Miralyn John son was elected editor-in-chief and Gwen Gore to serve as asso ciate editor. The Beta Cluto members met Tuesday for the purpose of organ izing. The cluib 'is composed of pupils whose scholastic average is eighty-ei^t or aibove and whose citizenship record is outstanding. Mrs. J. G. McLean is faculty sponsor. The members edit and publish the high school annual. Thie' following .officers were elected Carlene Freeman, president; Gra ham King, vice-president; Nancy Lee Cole, secretary; Hilda Jordan, treasurer. Nita Gulledge was elect ed to serve as editor of the an nual, with Milton- Mann as asso ciate editor. Bdbby Murray 'will take up the duties of business manager and Marion Lewis will serve as associate business mn- ager. ' , Class meetings have been held recently and nearly all the offi cers have been elected. Sixty per cent of the seniors from die ' Hlricd who' graduated County High School Iasi spring are att^hding ollege this fall. This is an unusually good record and is far above the State’s average of high school seniors enrolling in college. Two of the graduates are in nursing school. ' William Freeman, Bonnie Kate, Blue, Anne Gore; Alice Sutton 'Malheson, and > Elizabeth Sud- dreth, newly elected cheer lead ers, have held several pep meet ings recently. -0- ' iiUilglea, it^ TOiirfiiiar and! aidiiig. Ham- Ex- ohium/ vex dealer agent 19c jkiinnncAinok > ts&^nibki r^ Wnn CMlpD PAT Sl^EP MANURE is ideal fedll- liaer for lawns. Only $2.75 for a~ 100-lb bag. ’The Johi^ii Oo. INOCfJLA'nON for Winter Peas, Vetches, and Clovers. Ihe John son Co. i ■ 19C SO-GALUON AUTOMATIC KER OSENE WATER HEATER in ex cellent pcpidition. M. C. Dew 19c LIBRARY/NEWS FOR SALE The McEachern property on North Main Street at Seventh 'Avenue consisting of dwelling house, garage and servant’s house. 170 feet on Main Street, 400 feet on ■ t ‘ Seventh Avenue and 170 feet on Stewart Street. Laurie McEachern iMr. and Mrs. Hallie Gatlin have presented the book. Peace in the Heart, by Archilbald Rutledge, to Hoke County Library in memory of Mt?. j. W. Currie. Come in and select something to read from the' list of new books arriving at the library. What nicer way to spend the longer evenings than with a good book? Among the rtew titles received are the following: The Ebbing TiderJDy Elizaibeth Ogilvie, author M High Tide at Noon and Storm Tide, is the third book about the same claracters with the setting on an island on the Maine coast. Others are, Praise at Morning, MdNeilly; Tide-rode, Bushnell; Fair were the Days, Parmenter; Whispering Hill, Allbrand; Our Island Lighthouse, Richmond; How to Make Your House a Home, Hardy; The Bright Proijiise, Sher man; Friends and Lovers, Mcln- nes; Prince of Foxes, Shellarbar- ger; Queen’s Folly, Thane; The Neighbors, Sorensen; Shirt-sleeve Diplomat, Daniels. FOR SALE—.Welsh baby carriage in excellent condition. See Mrs. R. E. 'White at the residence of Mrs. L. B. Brandon. 19C FCR SALE—One 4-Blade John Deere tiller plow with seeder. ' attached. One good milk cow— fresh. See J. K. McNeill or Home Food Markrih 19C FOR SALE—New large Estate'oil heatraja. Mrs. Pearl Andrews, Rockfish, N. C., in front of school building. WANT ADS . SEEDS — Select FCX Redhart wheat, FCX Fuigrain oats. Local grown Abruzzi rye. Hoke Ex change, FCX dealer agent. 19c FOR SALE—GOOD used pianb very reasonable. Write Box 156 or phone 5436. 19C FOR SALE—Gueniis/ey cow. Good milker and one pofon^ butter a day. H. G. Autry, Route 3, Red Springs. 19P FOR SALE—23 nice little chicks, 2 months old for $12.00. Also a nice Florence oil diove with 5w4miuiers and built in oven in fair condition. Mrs. Mattie Ty son, Route 2, Raeford. 19P Excellent training In all idus- es cif oonunimicatlon-radio, r^- dar, (telephony, telegraphy, idio- toyraphy —t^re given in U. S. Army Signal Corps technical schools. Because of the higUy confidential nature of much Sigt, nal (|orps research, many sub-/ jects are taught which are^ot available, to civilians anywhere at any pi-iee. A .3-year enlistmerit in the Army or Air Force gives a man a choice of any branch of ser vice, including the Signal Corps, in which there are openings. Once accepted, every man has. the opportunity to qualify for tech nical schopl training. In addi tion, there's high pay, fiteady Employment, good food, cilothlng, quai^liers, and travel. All of this is. yours—plus a chauce to save up to $2,000 during your enlist ment. Here’s your chance for a goo'd staiil: in life, with security 'as your goal. .1 Get the full details without obligation at your nearest U. S. Army & Ah^ Force Recruiting Station, 105V^ Person S\k. Fay etteville. This is your chance for a real step forward. ■:« need of anyfidtti office feoin a penell id »htyptwHUt come In to eee oar' line. ^Dble Printing Co.^’^berdeen^ TFC ^ town A fonnal none hnining , For farther InfomutiMi P.O. Box 71i; JPinehnrat, N. C. M8-i9Cj LOST—^Brown and white bird dog, 9 months old. Big for age. If found notify Honke Food Mar ket. 19P Fall’s in the Air IT’S PANTRY STOCK-UP TIME Again House Cleaning Needs Southern Manor Paste WAX lb can' Red Devil LYE 2 13 oz cans 23c Sturdy Wet MOPS ' \vith handle 61c Majestic BROOMS ea $1.29 Southern Manor Liquid WAX pint 35c |So Easy — So Quick — Duff’s iHOT ROLL MIX HLibby’s Luscious Ifruit cocktail lAn Old Favorite — Del Monte IPINEAPPLE JUICE § Combinations You Can’t Resist Bonnylass RSP Cherries No. 2 can 31c Pillsbury Pie Crust FREE Toilet Soaip PAliltoLIVE Softassilk Cake High Quality C S Flour Milk 1 2% lb pkg 41c 4 tall cans 44c KRISPY sunshine crackers lb. pkg 25c Special Offer HEINZ SOUPS Buy 3 cans Heinzs Cream of Tomato Soup, 38c. Receive 1 can (any variety) 3 reg cakesf 28c Bath Size Palmolive cake 14c Cashmere Bouquet SOAP 2 cakes 23c Fine for.Dishes Super Suds Ig pkg 32c Sensational , large pkg 30c Red Heart DOG FOOD 2 I'lb cans 27c AUSTRIAN Winter peas, ryegrass, crimson clover and vetch for salf under purchase order from (he AAA. Hoke Exchange Co. C Please call Mrs. Lacy McFadyen - zHi 3301 to order flowers for all 'occasions. Agent for ‘"The House cf Flowers” Fayetteville, N. C. succeeding Mrs. C. W.. Seate. lOP PERSONAL We believe that, the personal element is the most important factor in retail business. WANTED—One A-1 high grade auto mechanic worth a minimum of $75.00 a week. If yon are a cheap, drunk or second rater, don’t answer this ad. AUTHO RIZED FORD DEALER, HOOD AUTO, INC., Phone 410, Lanr- inburg, N. C. I3-17C WANTED a reiiahle woman or girl to do light house work and care lor 20 moniths old baby. , See or write Mrs. Harold Latbn, Route 2^ Raeford. 18-19P Bring your radios to Holt's Ra dio Service Station, Raeford, N. C. 18-20P FOR SALE-L-Red Hart seed' wheat and Fuigrain seed oats,^rices attractive. Clarence Lytch TFC GUNS repaired and restocked. Keys made. Safes opened and repaired.' Edwards Sports Shop, Lnmbarton, N. C. TFC FOR SALE—New engine assem blies, block assemblies, trans mission asemblies, steering gear assemblies, brings, and parts for Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge and Plymnuth cars and trucks. 1935 through 1947. Clark Chev rolet Co., Apex, N. C. FHone.... 2321 11-26C Two persons doing business together face to face ye^r after BEER—Americih Bi^erage of MoitraUom What The LAW Requires The question is sometimes raised as to what the law requires of Retail beer dealers. Here are the prin cipal requirements for those who sell malt bev erages^ for consumption on the premises, as condensed from the North Carolina Beverage Con-^^ trol Act of 1939, as amended: T0 obtain a retail beer license, ctne must show?! 1. That he is over 21 years old aod has been t resident of the State and a citizen of the United States for one year or more. 2. 'That (le has not been convicted of a felony or other crime in volving' moral turpitude or adjudged guilty of violating the prohibition laws within two years. 3. That he intends to earry on the business for himself of undef his immediate supe^sion and direction. T o keep hisUcense, a retail dealer musing! 1. Knowingly sell malt beverages to anyone under 18 years of age. (Another act prohibits employment of minors under^lS years of age in places where beer is sold for consumption on the premises.) . 2. Knowingly sell such beverages to intoxicated persons. 3. Sell such beverage'outside the legal hours. 4. JPermit disorderly conduct,' improper or idimoral entertain ment, conduct or practices on premises. . S. Sell, offer for sale, possess or permit the consumption on thd licensed premises of any alcholic liquors not authorized undei; his license. These are the fundamental points of the North Carolina code for beer dealers. This Committee heartily endorses every one of these requirements and through our Self-Regulation Program we feel that we have accomplished much toward bringing about their; acceptance and observance by the great majority of beer dealers in North Carolina. For complete legal details regarding the sale of beer, one should refer to the law itself, a copy of which can be obtained free of charge from the Conunit- tee’s Raleigh office. NORTH CAROLINA COMMIHEE UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION * EDGAR H. BAJNf State Director Suite 606-607 Insurance Buil^hi^, Ralei^, North Carolina - mm rmm B 1 ■M m .'V- i 2 8 OZ pkg 35c year ‘ leai^ to know and trust each other. At Laundry Soap Octagon IMELONS % cake 9c kCalif-Vine Ripened Waxed Paper * ' Cut-RKe 125 ft 21c Tomato Catsup Heinz 14 oz. btl 26c ?? For Pots and Pans . |lIMA BEANS fordhook fancy Brillo small can 10c v Sta-Flo Starch |COLLARDS or KALE Stale'y ' 32 oz btl 21c ^GRAPEFRUIT Fla. McLauchlin Company we have always tried to know our customers’ needs and to provide them on a fair - b^M. Crisis, Uncer tainties and doubts come and go, but this policy cif personal fair dealing persists here. A Cooking ^Jonathan i APPLES You’re Always welcome at McLaughlin coj ’■rmAymstm, m I The shimmer of rich, rayon satin reflects the sparkle of your eyes .'t. while the lacy extravaganza twinkles in accompaniment. A slip inspired by Textron* in Gothic style, in the ’ new, longer length.' Celestial colors —Pink, Black or White in misses, (dress-sized 12 to 20. Collins Department Store Phone 5476 It;
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