: WAin'ADS
'^.kBvc fw rcBt: DiivNil Beds
dnin. Cteir
KcBtalK. Dtel M7$,
e, N. C. 44-$lC
»• STM want t* bay «r sell a bos-
iMH? If ss K win pay yaa to
eaataci aiy aeeacy. For Sale: A
Iracfciac traarfer badacas —
loarist eabias and grill — Small
lactory, a-oald aiake wonderfiU
Chick hatchery- CoBvaiescent
hoeK in Soathem Pines — a
hakery business. Giet full infor-
Mifisn Tague Realty Agency,
275 North Ashe Street, SonOeni
Ftaes. N. C. TPC
SSStt.tf buys a self service li
rette that cost S6200.00 three
years ago. Now paying over
per week profits. Milist
sell at once^ owner going into
service. Tague Realty Agency,
275 Noidi Ashe Street, Southern
Pipes, N. C. TFC
Am buying heavy hms. Also cow
for beef. Spike Morris, LAS
Depot. 42-45P
•ay leagtt. dcllvaeai If yoa
Warren PhiDipa. Eoate S
TFC
STEPS: Cement
Any sine. See
ton.
tor sale.
Coving-
TFC
FOR LIFE INSURANCE: See Nelli
■ Blue, Special Agent, New
York Life Insuranee Co. TFC
have F.H.A. and GX Loans
avaUable now. Julian Wright.
TFC
FOE SALE: Gulf kerosene and
heating oiL Telephsiie 596S.
Teal Oil Company. TFC
For Electrical
EUiott. 643L
Repairs call Jim
Raeford, N. C. 45
ment - S
water. Z
Highway.
hot
Lanrlnburg
Bfra. D. J. Dalton.
45-47C
FOR SALE: Tractor drawn to-
acco setitar, praetieally new. W.
M. Thomas.
for RENT: One bedroom. Mrs.
Dougald Shaw. 45-46P
authorizing
$275,SM SCHOOL
BUDLDING BONDS
male HELP WANTED: Floor
sanding machine operators. Must
be experienced - top wages.
Apply to Mr. Purser at the C.
M. Guest office, Robbins Mills.
45-46P
FOR SALE: House trailer. Can be
seen at Bill’s Club, Raeford,
Cpl. Huggins, after 5 p. m. 45P
WHEREAS, on March 19, 1951,
The Board of Education of Hoke
County passed a resolution find
ing that in order to comply with
the constitutional requirement for
the maintenance of schools in
Hoke County six months in each
year, it is necessary to erect and
equip additions to two existing,
school buildings, and erect and
equip an additional school build
ing; ahd
WHEREAS, said resolution
shows that it is expected that
funds will be received from the
State of North Carolina for pay
has carefully
and has detenpUnbd . aaf ^
hereby find ag- p fudi
statements of ^ afetovfr
resolution are brqe,* and thirp lt
has become ^ duty of said’Board
of Comm^^ew, actlnr.as an
administraftve- agent of thfe State
in providing''a State system of
public schools, to order the issu
ance of $275,000 bonds of the
County so that the school im
provements set forth in para-r
graph 1 of this bond order and
mentioned in the resolution pass
ed by .The Board of Education on
March 19,1951, may be provided
in order to maintain the six
months’ school term in Hoke Coun.-
ty as required by the ConstitU'
Notice Of Special
and
Supplemental Registration
j v ; - : ■ in the
j£diiatty Qf Hoke, North Carolina
; ing a part of the cost of erecting j-jqjj; now, therefpre,
_ t : 4.1«« o/4/:)ifinna1 *
.AVON PRODUCTS: Year around
opportunity to earn. Woman to
act as representative in McCain.
Hours at your convenience.
Write Mrs. Max T. Hester. 305
Cool Spring St., FayettevUle: N.
C. for private Interview. 45-47C
and equipping the additional
. "nr school building, and shows that no
NOW OPEN: Mill End Shop, Ab- i available and no pro-
^ I vision has been made by local tax
erdeen, N. C.
FOR SALE: Lespedesa Bfay.
Stanley Crawley, Arabia.
CARD OF THANKS: We want to
thank each and everyone for
the kindness shown us at the
tinup of our mother’s death. The
Adams family. *5**
or otherwise for paying the bal
ance of the cost thereof, and for
paying the cost of erecting and
equipping the additions to the two
existing school buildings, and
WHEREAS, said resolution
Would you like a business of your j gjjows that it is estimated that the
« -M- ... . jt-ji
15-A
own - no lay offs, full time
work, car needed - openings
near me for Watkins dealers.
Write Mrs. Mary B. McBry^e.
Raeford, Phone 5177. 45-46C
DRIVE-M THEATRE
SHOWS START 7:15 P. M.
FOR SALE: Baby Carriage - col
lapsible, good condition, $12.50
which is Vs original price. Phone
Mrs. Eddie Morden 525-1 45C
DAILY AND SUNDAY
SUNDAY—APRIL 8
SLEEPING CITY’?
Richard Conte
MONDAY AND TUESDAY — APRIL 9-10
During World War II, clothing
a soldier for a year took the wool
produced by 26 sheep.
sum of $27'5,000 will be' needed,
in addition to the funds expected
to be received from the State of
North Carolina, in order to pro
vide such school improvements
and requests the Board of Com
missioners for the County of Hoke
to take all necessary steps, by the
issuance of bonds or otherwise, so
that the sum of $275,000 may be
provided for such purpose, and
WHEREAS, the Board of Com
missioners for the County of Hoke
POULTRY WANTED
“THE KID FROM TEXAS”
Audie Murphy
WEDNESDAY AND THURDAY — APRIL 11-12
“MY FRIEND IRMA GOES WEST”
Marie Wilson - Jerry Martin - Dean Lewis
Adm. 30c - Children Under 12 FREE
Our truck will be in Raeford, N. C. from 11:00 A. M.
til 12:00 Noon, Friday, April 6, near depot.
CASH PRICES
lb.
HEAVY HENS 26c
BRING ALL YOU HAVE TO SELL
LEE POULTRY CO.
SANFORD, N. C.
INVEST
BE IT ORDERED AND REL-
SOLVED by the Board of Com
missioners for the County ' of
Hoke:
1. That, pursuant to The Coun
ty Finance Act, as amenefed, bonds
of Hoke County, North Carolina,
shall be issued in an aggregate
principal amount not exceeding
$275,000 for the purpose of pro
viding funds for erepting' and
equipping additions to two exist
ing school buildings and, with
other funds available therefor, for
erecting and equipping an addi
tional'school building, in order to
maintain the six months’ school
term in Hoke County as required
by the Constitution, such school
improvements being briefly de
scribed as follows;
Erect and equip an addition to
the 'Raeford Elementary School.
Erect and equip an addition to
the Upchurch Union School.
Erect and equip an Indian Un
ion School in Blue Springs Town
ship to replace the Antioch Indian
School and the Masedonia Indian
School.
2. That a tax sufficient • to pay
the principal and interest of saidT
bonds when due shall be annually
levied and collected.
3. That a statement of the debt
of the County has been filed with
the Clerk and is open to public
inspection.
4. ThaLthis order shall take ef
fect when approved by the voters
of the County at an election as
provided in said Act.
The foregoing order was final
ly passed on the 2nd day of April,
1951, and was first published on
the 5th day of April, 1951.
Any action or proceeding ques
tioning the validity of said order
must be commenced within thirty
days after its first publication.
J. E. Gulledge, Clerk, Board of
Commissioners. 45-46C
A qweM bond election will be
held throu^OTit Hoke County be
tween 6:30 A, M.-and 6:30 P. M.,
Eastern Standard Time, on Mon
day, May 7, 1951, at which there
will be submitted to t{ie qualified
voters of said County the follow
ing question:
Shall an order finally passed
April 2, 1951, authorizing not ex
ceeding $275,000 School Building
Bonds of the County of Hoke for
the purpose of providing fuiids
for erecting and equipping addi
tions to two existing school build
ings and, with other fuhds avatl-
afble therefor, for erecting and
equipping an additional ■ school
building, and a tax for said bonds,
be approved?
The order referred to above au
thorizes School Building Bonds of
Hoke County in an aggregate prin
cipal amount not exceeding $275,-
000 for the purpose of providing
funds for erecting and equipping
additions to two existing school
buildings and, with other funds
available therefor, for erecting
and equipping an additional school
building, in order to maintain the
six months’ school term in Hoke
County as required by the Cons
titution, such school improve
ments being briefly described as
follows:
Erect and' equip an addition to
the Raeford Elementary School.
Erect and equip an addition to
the Upchurcl^ Union School.
Erect and equip an Indian Un
ion School in Blue Springs Town
ship to replace the Antioch In
dian School and the Macedonia
Indian School.
If said bonds shall be issued a
tax ;WiU. be levied for the pay
ment of the principal and interest
thereof upon all, taxable property
in Hoke County. . , -
For said election the regular
registration books for elections in
said County will be used, and such
books will be open for the regis
tration of voters, not theretofore
registered, from 9 A. M. until
sunset on each day beginning Sat
urday, April 14, 1951 and closing
Saturday, April 28, 1951. On each
Saturday during such registration
period said books will be open at
the pollipg places. Saturday, May
5, 1951 is Challenge Day.
I The poUing places in the several
precincts and the registrars and
judges for each precinct are as
follows:
Precincts
Antioch
Polling Places Registrars Judges
Community House J- W. (Watt) McNeill, D. McPhaul
M. B. McBryde
D. A. Currie T). N. McGougan
W. H. Currie
School House Mrs.'T. C. Sinclair M. A. Robertson
W. L. Thornburg
Mildouson Dundarrach Com. H. N. A. MeInnis
Allendale Community House
Ashemont
Puppy Creek Parkers Com. H. R. D. Parker
Little River Lobelia Com. H. E. B. Blue
B. Springs
Bether School C. J. McNeill
Rockfish
School House W. F. Townsend
Raeford N. 1
Courthouse L. J. Campbell
Raeford No. 2
Town Hall Kate B.- Covington
W. L. Smith
J. L. McFadyen
Lacy McNeill
Hugh Hair
N. A. McGill
C. H. Marks
J. R. Hendrix
J. F. Chisholm
C. M. Koonce
G. A. Monroe
J. B. McLeod
M. M. Culbreth
J, H. Blue
G. W. Cox
J. E. Gulledge, Clerk of Board of Comniissioners.
G. B. Rowland, Chairman of County Board of Elections. 45-47C
the highest bidder one Dodge Half-
Ton 1949 Pick-Up Truck, with
motor number “T142-104225” be-
! longing to the estate of Hu^es
Jones, deceased.
Posted April 3rd, 1951.
Arthur D. Gore. Admr. 45-47c
FULL SIZE TRACTOR
NOnCE OF
DODGE TRUCK SALE
At the Lentz Funeral Home in
entz Fime
[orHvXlar
Raeford, NorHv-^arolina at the
hour of 2:30 P. M. on the 25th day
April, 1951, (Which is Wednesday)
I will offer for sale at auction to
The undersigned, having quali
fied as administrator the estate of
Hughes Jone^, deceased, late of
Hoke County, N. C. this is to noti-
THE ONLY
TRACTOR
With Only
Two Cylinders
Fewer Parts
Longer Life
CHEAPER TO
OPERATE
Backed By
A Reputation
of
QUALITY
SERVICE
and
Experience
This JOHN DEERE Model “M” Tractor Was Designed and Built After a Care-
ful and Complete Study To Determine The Smallest Practical Farm Tractor ■
One That Would Have Balanced Power To Fill All The RequiremenU of Mod-
em Tractor Farming At Minimum Investment.
Mother of Two
Praises Hadacol
HADACOL Suppli^ Deficient
Systems With Vitamins Bi,
Ba, Niacip and Iron
Mrs Elmer Hisel, 3225
Ave, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
2nd
is a
g 0 0 d mother,
and like al
go o d mothers
she keeps
careful watch
for the welfare
of her two
young children.
And when little
four - year - old
Lucille Hisel
wasn’t feeling
as her mother
knew she should
she decided to
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
fy all persons hdving claims a-
gainst said estate to exhibit them
to the undersigned at his home on
or before the 5th day of April,
1952, or this notiefe will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 5th day of 4prll» 1951
Arthur D
Gore, Administrator.
45-50C
SEE THE JOHN DEERE BEFORE YOU BUY
I
Lucille Hisel —--
do something about it. Mrs. Hisel
gave Lucille HADACOL because
she had heard how much it was
brfpltig children who had poor
appetites and stomadi distress
caused by deficiencies of Vita
mins B>, Bt. Iron and Niadn. It
hdped her so much that now Mrs.
Hisdi^CT HADACOL to both of
Here is what Mrs. Hisel says:
daughter has taken two
bottles of HADACOL and She has
been eating more than befisre and
nian slecps better. 1 think HADA*
C(Mi is the best thing for children
vriio do not have an appetite. My
daughter is four years old. Before
faking HADACOL my daughter
complaiT)cd of her stomach hurting
her, ai u I got her a bottle of
HADACOL and she says her stom
ach doesn’t bother her any more.
I tviink HADACOL is .wonderful.
I am also giving HADACOL to nay
three-year- M daughter.”
HADACOL Ls So Effective
An important thing about HAD
ACOL is that you get Vitamins
Bi, B,, Niacin and Iron in liquid
form, which means that they are
quickly absorbed and dispatched
to the plood stream, ready to ^go
right'til work. HADACOL helps
buiid dp the hemoglobin content
of- ■ thf blood (when Iron is
neededti to carry these precious
Vitamais and Minerals to every
part of your body.
Each $1.00 invested this year in
/mm CHILEAN NITRATE of SODA
PAYS BIG, EXTRA PROFITS!
Dollar retom:
30011m. of Chil
ean Nitrate in
creased yields
of onto 35-4Q
bu. per acre,
almost 4 to 1.
Chilean Nitrate also improres
the feeding quality and the pro
tein content of forage crops.
200 to 300 lbs.
of Chilean Ni
trate produced
150 to 200
pounds more
lint cotton per acre. Dollar re
turn: about 10 to 1. You can’t
afford not to invest in natural
soda this year!
C0J
300 lbs. of Chil-
. can Nitrate in
creased yields
of corn about
20 bushels per
acre. Dollar return: almost 4 to 1.
Chilean Nitrate means maximum
yields for maximum profits!
HEMV WHY: NHrogen
COntMlt — all nitrate nitrogen
... fast-ncting ... completely
available .... the only natural
nitrate in the wwld.
Sodium' content — contains
26% sodium (equivalentto35%
aedimn oxide) ... sodium is
essential.\o maximum yields...
substitutes for potassium, 'where
lacking, and makes soil phos
phate more available ... helps
“sweeten” the soil. V
Other plonMoods—natural
traces of iodine, manganese,
potassium, magnesium, boron,
calcium, iron, sulphur, copper
and zinc.
Uncle Natchel soys:
“Look for the bulldog
on the bag. It mean
natchel soda in free*
ffowin’ pellet form.
Used now for over i
one hundred years.”
PaaufT
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