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THE NEWS-JOURNAL
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ll>-t947
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Poole’s rUediey
BY D. SCOTT POOliE
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ry I;-. The
lie e selling io;
; I I'd . ijovc. T .
ii'i ’.ype t!ie w;:
dry., I :; ,k ;i y;
1:
..ion . of the
h L Trg o;'-
iiul you have
:;>.£/who s-.l
:T lhc.i Tu:'.-
.: ih; 1. arlwle
iho :van-
blKIKE' this morning.'
'Ihe owners of the»l.i.uncl'ry an;
ihoro eVnp.ay^es were- rrover jfi-
jiialy' neighbor.;, ni,r ana big
• j-.y ug-in.
say. “Chri.;lmas G.ft” before he large and comforta^e enough in
could, we" had his Christmas gift,' both winter an'i "^lyrmer, hut
that vie hover got. they 'were^ as u.giy as they could
and be, nearly all of one pattern,
ni>
My ^'ourilryrr.cn', v. c a; e all
f;i and s.Oou'ci ci- all fri-
. . iiv.3 Es o;te b.g lanti'y,
'■•fiT y ij‘riiiicily i.eri.h toward hart
..h anltv. _ ^
' Eut it V. as'just as a\time
with LI.-:, as;it-Tw;l! any of j
you the coming Christmas. A |
c'.''.;cl war was in piogres.s, a.nt y
that was to us wh:-.t the people ■
vith stick and dirt chim.neys.
N'cai's.
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A.
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■d E.fr.
: t. • k '*
,s h.i.lt through
the way section i its per
■enen. am.
■ he, l.iun.l:
the bus.. L
I '.vi.s emp
: "hv launriiy ,
ore Mice i loj big
T.;el.; children i'.. yed to- j
t.'.ey wept to yhe same ;
i.i'.q the ...same ^ ihurch:
interes’.s seemed nienlicah
:y.y ye.rs. the liaily pa-
ti'.at city it- had grawn to
out a special is.'iie of the
.vi'iich carried to the world
t»An AM! m 4St-y
l.-r
lO cMi:
he
■ r TA-h':i;shin.s a, y; ":he; an
' . . y fines- |..•■ssc^.'ea all
- it ap. c;rs, bat why
ivch:.: your 1 ienciuAt ane
-i yt; if it is enjoyable, let s'have
a ..'traeted meeting.
Fy: entl.y
.■cmvci' pub
.'.■-ttivc oitt
;■ a Li" LOi
r. n.-wers.
orinted .ond
Gb-
The h.'ev. ? .ar.
ed a li.tt rf t'.ver.- ■
AS on tha iHisl-ji’y
ry and the cor'-act
hese questions weie
the te.'.chsrs of lire j
The first sa'.vm.ills I saw, the
;av.'S wore like a big crosscut
:?w and worked up and down. I
rir.em.ber the first circular saw
c-om.e into cur section. A cir-
iidar Si.w cut lum.'ber much fast-
than an upright saw.
and we now have in Hoke some
fine domestic animals. Hoke
County is ■ behind in pasturage.
Pastures a're hnot getting enough
attention in his secion.
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his head ue.vii;'' n winuo
a squ. d of I'i
..nd he wiis i;
icet.--' were p3.s.sing,
■i that the C. I, O.
was. oiyeanixed tiie night before,
and the whi'lc I'orce were on
Tne ir- st Chdiom'.- I rnr.ember,
■voimms cake was- the best Mo
ther could gi.vg'tis. for years we
im-t a g ain of sugar...But we
■jeol" each other’s , Christmas
cill'S. If we could steal up and
state of Colorado were -reciuested ;w'c -tiy dropped meat on
to ..answer them. They were cor-
recl tn their answers sixty-three
per cent.
When I was young the houses
of CU'- section of the country were
I read recently the history of
‘Cookery”. For centuries folks
iv'i y^on raw meats and seeds
■a'”. .Tftsr ages someone accii-
embers
and it wm,s partially cooked, and
they found it was better cooked
than raw.
I recall that Fayetteville was
the largest an^ most important-
town irf^'^btrs'part of the state
at one tlime and the whole coun
try between here and- Tennessee
went to Fayetteville for salt, su
gar and coffee, and to see the
“sights”. It w^s kt the -head of
navigation on the Cape Fear
River.
0
Feed makes the greater differ
ences in horses, cow'S and hogs,-
SANTA, WE PRAY
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V, rr' ?' /"I J , . > y# r' iy h}
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— from -
Johnson Cotton Co.
Please bring us a large size Silent
Flame Oil Heater, today so we can
have a warm chimney for you to
come down.
Charge it to us.
Signed:
THE JOHN DOE, FAMILY.
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Dad’s Prayer;
Old Man Nick, I’m full as a tick
of freezing in bed and sitting in
chairs as hard as lead. -.It’s comr
fort I Want so bring me an Eng
lander Innerspring mattress with
box spring to match or an easy
chair from Johnson Cotton Co.
Charge it to me. I know those
boys.
Mother’s Prayer:
Dear- Old Whiskers, eliminate my
blisters by bringing me an Oriole
Gas, range, a Servel gas refri
gerator and a Mola washing ma
chine from Johnson Cotton Co.
We have an account there Charge
it to John.
MOM DOE
DAD DOE
Big Sister’s Prayer:
Now Santa Ole Dear you’ve-
nothing to fear if you see that'
Johnson Cotton Company delivers
me a suit of their Living Room’
Furniture or one of their com
bination Radios. A kiss for you,
if you do.
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BIG SK DOE
Big Brother’s Prayer
r-s
Nick-O-lus it tickles us how you
speed over the nation and visit
the whole creation. Just send
me a’ twin Bedroom Suite. Call
5191 they know the one I want.
^BIG BROTHER DOE
Sonny Boy’a Prayer:
^ Dear Ole Nick, like all good boys
I’ve taken care of my toys (the
one you brought me from- John
son Cotton Co. last Christmas).
Please bring me one of their
tricycles and a red wagon this
year. Please buy them today.
SONNY BOY DOE
Little Sister'^s Prayer?
Santa Claus Dear I’m beginning
to have trouble getting to all the
places I want to go so please br
ing me one jpf those nice bicycles
-from Johnson Cotton Co. •-
little SISTER DOE
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P. S. Dear Santa Claus
JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY of Raeford, Incorporatedi
Has desirable Gifts for every member of;bur family and priced unusually low for Christmas. Visit their stpre
first, select what you need, pay a small deposit and have it wrapped and placed away \yith your liame on the
wrapper. . w ' -
Please shop early this year Santa Claus .and get the pick of merchandise for us.
. . s - - (Signed) JOHN DOE AND FAMILY
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Sir;
Last Sunday morning at five
o'clock someone knocked on our
front screen door hard several
tiimes..
When we got there there stood
a nice looking blond, well dress
ed about 23 years old and edu—=
cated. She was out of breath and'
crying. It took a long time to get
breath enough to tell what her
trouble was.
She said she could not get her
boy friend to take her home and
she jumped out of the car and
ran here. While she waited on the
porch trying to tell h“r story she
Was scared. She kept looking back
c'own the road toward Raeford.
The next morning her tracks
coming to the house showed she
was running. It was not long be
fore she whs in Moore County at
her home.
There is right much tobacco a-
round Timberland now to be sold.
It will have to go to Durham.
Dewitt Tapp
Twenty rFour North Carolina
4-^H Club members will attend
National Club Congress in Chi
cago when it convenes the first
week in December.
Gordon B. Rowland
Lawyer
Office No. 10 upsairs in Bank]
I of Raeford Building, Raeford, [
iv. C.
COLDS
LIQUID MEDICINE IS BETTErI
Ge» split-second relief of Cold Miseries with 666'
the largest selling Liquid Cold Preparation in the U. S.
LIQUID
O O O PARATION
Coution Use only os directed
Have Your Feed
Ground
On Your Own Farm
I have bought the ham
mer mill formerly owned and
operated by R. H. Beck and I
will be glad to come to your
farm to grind hog feed and
cow feed.
Johiinie Hinnant
Raeford, N. C.
If You Desire To
Buy Or Sell New Or
Used Cars - Visit
A
A. & L. Motor Co.
100 Green St., ^
Fayetteville, N. C.
Gene Autry —_ Clyde Lee
I H^rdy a month goes
{during which some mei
her of the family doesi
I have a cold or upset stoi
ach, earache or minor i
jury, keep them all min
I by consulting your phy
cian first; dnd by havi
I us fill his pirescription
lour fine pharmacy depai
I fnent.
HOWELL
' DRUG STORE
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