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DON’T GET CAUGHT SHORT!
Tobacco Running Out
MARKET CLOSING SOON
But Prices High as Ever
LOOK AT THE RECORD
For the Last Few Days -
Individual Crops Averaged
Up 13 $67.90
Whole Warehouse Floors
SEAS8
iVlilAGE
THE
m LEADS
Every Belt
in Season Average, and
LUMBERTON IS NO. 1,
Grade for Grade
i.
Rush the Rest On In!
No Block - 80 % Sales Now
SELL THE SAME DAY!
No Need to Book Space
But Time Running Short
THE NEWS-JOURNAL
A O^THUI^DAY; SEPTmBER 22, 1949
MORE ABOUT
SCHOOL NEWS
pervisor has been made into a
full time job for this year. This
should mean a great step forward
in the w’ork of the schools, r-
. There will be a' negro bus driv
er’s meeting at the Upchurch
I school at 9:00 a. m. Saturday,
I Septe.T.ber 24.
! The mobile x-ray unit being
; used in the- mass chest x-ray will
j return to, the Upchurch school
j on Tuesday, September 27 for
; ‘-he purpose of making pictures
I of all school children. It is urged
i hat parents see to it that ^ all
pupils 15 years of age and old
er be at school that day so that
they may take advanta-e of this
free service. >
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'TORE ABOUT
Farming
ed about one-third as well as cut
ting the amount of plant bed fer
tiliser-in half.
After the land has been disked
and smoothed, work two-thirds
of the mixture in the soil with a
light harrow. Then broadcast the
'other one-third of the weed kill
er and rake or harrow in tne top
inch of soil. Before leaving t];ie
bed ditch it to prevent surface
water from washing in weed seed
during the winter.
Sometime in October we are
planning to set up two or three
demonstration^ using the new 16-
i 8-2 fertilizer to replace the use
I oLweed killer in the fall then fer-
; tilizer at, seeding. In experiment-
. ing with this fertilizer it ;3 hoped
i -.hat this one application will be
j sufficient to kill the weeds as well
i as furnish enough plant food to
crew a crop of plants. Some com-
panies are manufacturing this
fertilizer in small quantities and
w'here farmei's buy it for plant
i beds, it is suggested that they use
, it only on a small portion of
I their total yards.
Get those permanent, pastures
j seeded as soon as possible and
j your winter cover crops.
I
Ginners Express
Sympsrthy To Family
Of Cecil Dew
•To the family of Cecil Dew
Dear Folks,
We wish to express our/ sym
pathy as the result of the tragedy
in your family. We know your
loss was great and no pne can
take Cecil’s place" in the family^
Society, the church, business es
tablishments and many civic ar-
ganization, we too feel very deep
ly saddened by the loss of its pres
ident. ' ■■ -
We thank God that we were
permitted to know Cecil for a lit
tle while and it makes us- feel
that this is a good world because
men like Cecil m.ade it good.
Somehow we would like to cap
ture the feelin.gs of rejoicing of
the angels in’-'heaven over their
new citizen. The life that Cecil
led brings us a little closer to the
realization of what eternal life
means. To the people of this com
munity Cecil has been a splendid j
' example for anyone to be guided ,
i by. So we leave with ‘ youi our |
I hearts full of sympathy and our
prayers.
Sincerely yours,
Hoke County Ginners. Asso.
' J. W'. Canaday, Secretary.
n —.
On November 1, 1948, the total
number of layers and - potential
layers in U. S. farm flocks was
.465.7 million.
Quite a few homes have recently
had Frigidaire electric water
heaters instalied at our special
rate of only $25.00 for installa
tion, if two baths $35.00. It’s
not too late for yon to.take ad
vantage of this special offer,
but see us right away. BAU-
COM APPLIANCE CO.
SQUARE DANCE at Armory ev
ery Friday night - Ladies in
vited Free, Gents $1.00. Music
by Elmo Stanton’s strihg band.
TFC
FOR SALE: Beautiful O.piece
dining-room suite. Table, six
chairs, buffet and china closet.
All practically new. Reasonable.
See J. R. Stewart, Red Springs,
S’. C., Route 1 (Antioch). -
16-17P
WANT ADS
ZENITH Rad'os, AM-FM. are s-J-
I perb in quality and perform-
! ancel See our line of them,
i BALCOM AIT’LI.ANCE CO.
FOR SALE: Good used IMaytag
i washer; good used Easy Spin-
! drier tV’asher; demonstra-tor
Easy Spintlrier washer. These
are in excellent condition —
and very great bargains. BAU-
COM APPLIANCE CO.
HOBART-DAYTON Sales and
Service Meat IVDet., kitchen and
bakery machines, Dayton Com
puting scales, new and used. J.
B1 Fennell, Lumberton, N C.
Phonesr: Day 1291-W, Night
H75-W. TFC
GUNS repaired and restocked.
Keys made. Safes opened and
repaired. Edwards Sports Shop.
Lumberton, N. C. TTC
FOR SALE: Several used ‘ cook
oil stdves that have recently
been traded in to us on new'
Frigidaire Electric Ranges.
BAUCOM APPLIANCE CO.
MATTRESSES
Sterilized and re-boilt like new.
Best materials and workmanship j
guaranteed, factory prices. Drop
lis a card. >
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Inner Springs A Specialty
—Pick-up and Delivery—
SANFORD MATTRESS
COMPANY i
SANFORD, N. C. |
' Phone 950-J i
FOR SALE: One horse wagon j
and harness. N. B. Blue. 17P'
Must sacrifice large size Sellars
kitchen cabinet. Will sell for
price. Call 5411 or see Mrs.
Nelda T. Baucom.
,Milk cow for sale or trade. T. D,
Potter."' 17-18P
FOR SALE:
Tobacco Twine. 5
lbs for $2.75. Johnson Cotton
Co.
TFC
FOR SALE:
Arsenate of Lead.
$14.00 per
case. Johnson Cot-
ton Co.
’ TFC
FOR SALE: No. 1 milk cow. De-
Witt Tapp. 17P
FOR SALE: Used Gas Range;
good condition, at a bargain.
BAUCOM APPLIANCE CO.-
LEGALS
VVANTED: jJS good used electric
Refrigerators. Trade yours to
us NOW for a genuine Frigi
daire refrigerator. BAUCOM
APPLIANCE CO.
Treatment QF
The Feet -
DR. F. F. COBLENZ
Chiropodist
>07-lst Citizens - Bank Bldg.
Fayetteville, NT. C. '
Office Phone 4553
Home Phone 6737 ■
skin irritation? Be sure of a
cure with SOOTHING SWISS
OINTMENT. Mfg. by Chas.
Taylar, Druggest, Jacksonville.
N. C. 14-17P
LUMBERTON
Tobacco Market
REPUTATION
is Repetition!
Regular insertions in the News-Jour
nal will build a reputation for your*
name-and for your wares. Success
ful merchants the country over have
proven this fact through years of suc
cessful use of newspaper space.
TELLING
is SellinsI
Make your frequent messages inter
esting to the purchasing agent for
the family-Mrs.-is the lady you’re
talking to.
The News - Journal
is your sure avenue of approach! Any
Raefordite will tell you that.
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
State of North Carolina
Hoke County
In the Superior Court-
Ctha iMalcolm Goff
Vi . '
Edna Smalls Goff
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitl
ed as above has been commenced
in the Simei-icr- Court of Flake
County for the purpose of plain
tiff obtaining an absolute divorce
against the defendant on 2 years
separation from the defendant;
that the said defendant will fur
ther, take notice that she is re
quired to appear at the office of
the clerk of the superior court of
Hoke County, N. C. and answer
or demur to the complaint in said
action within 30 days from the
9th day of October,. 1949 or the
plaintiff will apply to the court
for relief prayed for' in said com
plaint. ' .
This 9th day of Septembe,r
1949. .
J, B. Cameron, Clerk of the
Superior Court. 16-19C
> NOTICE
An ordinance of the Town of
Raeford, duly made by its Board
Of Commissioners heretofore at a
regular meeting, makes it a viola
tion of the law to keep swine in
the corporate limits of the Town
of Raeford, North Carolina, after
January first 1950. All perscais
are, therefore, hereby given notice
that a conviction for this offense
will subject them to the penalties
within the. Mayor of Raeford’s
jurisdiction. -v
C. R. Freeman, City Clerk.
I NOTICE
State of North Carolina
Hoke County
In the Superior Court
Grady A. Burns
vs
Lucile Markley Burns
The above named defendant.
Lucile Markley Burns, will take
notice that an action as above
has- been commenced in the Hoke
County Superior Court, at Rae
ford, North (Carolina, -by the plain
tiff to secure an absolute divorce
from the defendant upon the
ground that the plaintiff and de
fendant have lived separate and
apart for more than - two years
next preceding • the bringing of
this action; and the defendant
will further take notice that' she
is required to appear at the of
fice ,of the Clerk of Superior
Court of sajd County, at Raeford.
North Carolina, within - the 27
days immediately following the
completion of service of this sum
mons. which will be the 2'9th- of
September, 1949; and t’nat the
time for answering or demurrer
will expire October 27, 1949, and,
that she is required to answer or
c’e.nur to the complaint in this ac
tion accordingly or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint
now on file.
J. B. Cameron, Clerk of Hoke
County Superior Court. 15-18C
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A ioy tor
it§ Hayon Faitte,,»
The style that satisfies . . . that makes a big
play of its plunging neckline and Dior collar,
that slims until it reaches the full circular sweep
of skirt’... and THEN it REALLY flatters! A
dream to dance in, to wear pn most important
dotes. Black, brown, green, grey or slate blue;
sizes 9 to 15.
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COLLINS DEPARTMENT STORE
RAEFORD, N. C.