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(From News nad Observer.)
County Demonstration Ajfent Edyo
! told the Dunn Chamber of Commerce
j that Harnett county sends out about
!< rty thousand dollar:' every year to
'■uv hay, r ad that Harnett lands “will
| produce just as good hay ar any place
In the world.” The Mime thiny is
‘‘ii.ic of other Eastern countie.;.
analysis
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and now—-new value; the. 3
are some of the things the
new Studebaker Standard
Six Sedan offers at its ticw
reduced price.
It is a fact that title Sedan
will out-perform at •• car cell
ing within hundreds of dol
lars of its price.
No car possesses greater
beauty or is more luxuri
ously comfortab'c. No car is
more enjoyable to drive or
is easier to steer.
Comparison with other
cars selling for more — or
less—will provide convincing
proof cf its greater clolir.r
ivalue, itsletter per
. :nranee, surplus power, ur.-,
n lu,. readability, orjJ runny
other nesirablc features.
1 latpnUer how much money
!"ta < ::;ject tr> Invest in a car,
by a!’ m anr see the Standard
Six Sedan, ride in it—drive it
yourseH. ii is then that you
will realize the difference.
The price of this Sedan is
low, ■ imply because of Studc
baief's large prcductioir,-vast
.phy.sivKl-cud financial resour
ces, and because it is manu
factured earnok te body and
caW-., is—in Studcbaker plants,
Xt§ new reduced price —
$ l£ r5— has entirely revised ail
stand:,rdo.oicfOGed car values.
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COMBINATION
OF FEATURES
Full-sized balloon tiros, for~
'■ Inch steering mechanism,
bcdy lines arid even the
fenders were especially de
signed. Automatic spark
control. Lights controlled
from switch on steering
wheel, Upholstered in gen
uine mohair. Natural wood
■wheels. Rear-corner lights.
One-piece windshield, auto
matic windshield cleaner,
rear-view mirror. Heater.
Instruments, including
deck and gasoline gauge,
in single grouping.
Redticed
STANDARD SIX
3-Pass. Dtpies-Roadstcr .,. .Si 125
5- Pass. Duplcx-Phnetcn. 1145
5-Pass. -Coach. 1295
2-Pass. Country Club Coupe. 1315
5-Pass. Coupe .. 1445
5-Pass.Brougham ... 1.-1SS
5-Pasa. Sedan. 1545
5-Pass. Berline ............. Iti' *.
Prices on All Closed Models
SPECIAL SIX
" Pars. Duplex-Roadster.. ,$1450
■ • Pass. Duplex-Phaeton.... 1495
c-l>rs. Sport Roadster. 1535
5-F -s;. Brougham. 1795
4- P ins. Vxtoria. 1895
5- P. .- . 1985
5-i‘asu. Per line... 2060
Ah prices f. o. Is factory
Term* re v«cc; your convenience
BIG SIX
7-Pass. Duplex-Phaeton... .$1375
5-Pass. Coupe ... 2450
7-Pass. Sedan. 2575
7-Pass. Berline. 2650
NOTE: Standard Sin — 4-wheel
brakes, 4 disc wheels $60 extra
Special Six—4-wheel brakes, 5
disc wheels $75 extra
Big Six—4-v/heel brakes, 5 disc
wheels .... $75 extra
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ROT HERS
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IVIMlCr, SI I A A -
TION.”
Whereas, a petition has been pre
sented to the Board of Commit donors,
of Cleveland county, tinned by more
than 25 voters within the proposed
Local School Tax District, the n:Ss
and hounds of which i>'-e hereinafter
set forth . request in;; this Brtnrd to
der an election in the territory em
braced within the boundaries of the
raid proposed Local Tax 1 i d i it" are
as follow*-.:
Beginning in the Piedmont, district
line to a point in the Lawndale and
Polkville read on the western boun
dary of J. M. Shuford's land at:d fol
lowing said districts' as follow : With'
the western boundary of the lands "kv
F. I h'. poelor, L. I) El'iof, Ri h
Smart, W. J. Jones, Mrs. M. A. Canine.
Vv. ,f. Jones home nlneo and Rob-ft
Jones to a nqint in J A. I-ori-e’s
boundary: thence with tm- U iv> l'ne
to Em Union and Lawndale >•< d jo.
eluding the binds brown a." the P. S.
Hefner and E. 7 Champion tvl«
the Union district: thep.c<> with the
said Piedmont district down ihe n id
'o the But--- McEnDre l.-. np *l>"hce.
following the boundary of ijo elbow
ing lands on the western side of
Bats M: Entire, Elijah Bowen ■ toe
Alarum Boston line: thence with his
northern boundary to the h pda of
George Pryor with the ft iithe.rn
boundary of George Pryor including
his lands in the Union district; then e
with the southern and wester- hoiiiv
dories of the Moriah Gardner lands
including same in the district1
thence with the western boundary
of the lands of the following O. P.
Greene, A F. Comer. VV. T. Weath
er.-. S. J. Greene and Z. C. Mauney
l.o Brushy Creek, then i-rossinc the
■reek and following the southern!
tioupdarv of T. J. Green. Perry Me-:
■hva'n, Irvin Philheck, John S ..d.-inn.
Frank and" John Dicks lands; thence j
with western boundary’ of Cohen !
tVri"-ht end William Jenkins No 7 ,
And No. 8 township lines; thence with
be northern boundary of R< land
VVrighl’a land known as t.lm Gaither
I’hilhccl: place to W. J. Gr'-ene W.ied
ird Cwdell end I C. Powell to Brushy
'reek; thence up the creek to the lands
>f C. c. Whhnant; thcijco with the.
northern bounder" of C. C. Whir,-!
iant’s lands including his kinds in the ;
Union district; thenc" with the r ri.h-:
rn boundary of J. C Oatr.tb il. Rein'
Withrow and George Green’s .lands to •
he Polkville end Lawndale road; I
hence with the read, excluding the
iends of Wayne Me’Turry. V. A. : v,
‘11. Broadus Champion :u;d J. E. ("h im
lion but including all lends of —. —1
Shu ford and Ah McMurry to1
.ho place of beginning including all
property in the above boundary ami
known as the Union school district
Jo 52 on question of: levying a tar
not to exceed 40 cents on the One
Hundred Dollars (StOO) vaHiati m.
to ascertain the will of a majority o?
llie qualified electors residing in sail*
district upon the question of creating
i Local Taxing District coin-i
prising the said boundaries and cf
levying a tax of not exceeding forty'
HO) Cents on theOne ifvndr A Dol
lars valuation of property, both real
and personal, in said district, ;n»:«Tl
whereas, said petition has Peep duly,
approved and endorsed hy the county ;
board of education.
Now, Therefore, the Board of C m
missioned of Cleveland County, at .
their adjourned session held on Feb
ruary 17th, 1025, do grant s.dd pe
tition nnd order that an election be
held at the usual polling rhie<> in the
Union school house, in afore -'id dis
trict on Saturday April 1th. l'.it'o, for
'he purpose of ascertaining the vvi 11
of the electors within the proposed
Local School Tax district neon the
question of levying r. sperm! tax, not
exceeding forty (40) cent - n the One
Hundred Dotlpnv valuation of nil pr-rn
erty, real end personal, in r;,:d <}s s
trict. in addition to th-> pointy tax for
tlr- six months’ school term.
It is further ordered that F 7 .
Weathers be and lie is hereby armor *
rd registrar of raid election r.-ul
be be furnished with a Copy of Ur- i
Ur, and that J. C. Campbell and F Y.
Flicks he and they are hereb ■ app< ir.t
cd Judges of raid r-ler t i,,n.
It is further ordered that at. ra -
election those who arc in favor of said
boundary becoming a Local Seko •!
Taxing District and of levying a pe
nial school tax in raid dint-i. t to an
amount not exceeding forty (42) cits
on the One Hundred Doll as valuation
of property, both r-:il and personal, it;
rniil diiarict. shall vote a th'ket Cn
which shall be printed or written the'
words, “FOR SPECIAL TAX” an!
those who are opno-od shall vote ,•>
ticket on which shall he wanted or
written the words. “AGAINST SPEC
IAL TAX.” it being understood that
il a majority of the qualified ejectors
at said election shall vote in favor of
soul special tax, then sain boundar
shall constitute a Local tax
dh.tvmt known as the Union Local
Ta district. in which a special tax not
"ci'<■<!in.se forty (40) cents on One
Uund'-ed Dollars worth of property
.'■"V 1 V'vieii for school purposes
Ti s fiirih‘-.r ordered that a new
registration of voters residing with
in said special lax district shall be had
and 1' : t the registration hooks shall
[ Vcpt open between the hours pf 0
a end (-inset on each day, Sundays
nxcipted. fr,:- twenty days preceding
the da?-' f.ir the closing of the regis
■ ;i, ' -looks, for the registration of
a--- -loi-s residing within the afore
'1 1 oiindni-v anil entitled to register,
1 ■hat: aid books shall be open for
L 1 -•> on Wednesday. Feb. 25th
i; close mf Saturday. Mar. 21, 1925
'•"fore aid election and that on each
. during the neried of regis
t :• i ’• the i -. istrar shall attend with
I- ’ -istrr. i ‘on larks at the polling
:. in sfli 1 district; for the regia
'> of voters and that on the day
< " lion th" polls shall be opened
r-.-on Fuhi-h-e to -ainsr-t and the elec,
ion : ball he held as near as may he
nndrr the law governing general el.
It iv fy:'p r ordered that after the
cl - ,rg of the Dolls, the registrar and
roll holders shall duly eertifv over
- ' hatid:: tlm number of registered
'i-:ors at -aid election and the nuni
!> >r if voters "or and against the spe
cial tax and transmit same to the
F - id of Commissioners, and sanio
all he filed, and the Board of Com
■ ; dopers shall canvass end iudiei.
• • hv determine the result of said elec
■;an end record . vh determination
on their records.
I further ordered that due puh
bcation of this order and of said elec.
ti m and new registration be made hv
nnbli h'ag this order in the Cleveland
Star, ones a w "k for three weeks,
tin- 1'r- I r-iihi'cnt-lon hereof to be made
he i -e of February 20th. 1925.
By •-■•d..r of the Board. This Feb
r-arv 17th. 1925.
K. L. W FATHERS. Clerk to Board
of County Commissioners.
All men are great in one way or
aiintlK: , i the dour public recog
’ only forms of greatness.
Ti- world didn’t come to an end,
rs predicted by n New Yorker, and
t! look like we’ll be able
to enjoy another spring and snpuner.
"Free
Funmt/
Seeds/
TFa • ir.gs’ In giving away Absolutely
Free, 5 Seed Packets of Beautiful
Flow rs to each 1925 customer. Hast
in'.,.' beautiful, new 112-page. 1925
( at a-off shows these .lowers in full
natural colors. The front cover pic
uren the great Stone Mountain Confed
erate Memorial
This ItM Se. cl Rook is the Standard
P’antin Guide, with valuable culture
direct ions and accurate descriptions
of aft kinds of seeds, plants and
bulbs, it has over 25Q .[)ictures from
actual photographs and is bigger and
hotter than ever. Brim-foil of informa
tion, it's the most useful Seed Hook
ever published.
You need it for ready reference al
most daily-. Be sure to write for it
today; a past-card will do. It conies
to you entirely free by return mail.
H. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDSMEN,
ATLAUTA, GA.
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j Typewriter Agency
! Machines sold on small
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j V'c bay. sell and trade all
j makes of used typewriters.
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Office Supplies.
HcaiTi awagn^ffciKtv .-anu
May Extend Electric
Lines Of P. And N.
Talk Is If It Goes To Durham. It Will
Also Go To Spartanburg From
Gastonia.
Greensboro business men are > air
ing heart somewhat for competitive
rail service b cau:v repo'-: !’:V
4. B. Duke, head of tire Pie.’ nort a d
Northern Railroad, an electric lino,
plans extension of the line from Char
lotte to Durham.
Further extension would be in link
the line in North Carolina with thnt
in South Carolina by building; a track
from Gasttonia to Spartanburg, S. 0.
From Spartanburg the line ;-n-- to
Greenville, Anderson and Greeny.-n d -
s. c.
An article* appearing the Wall
Street Journal is the basin for the
>«-*> People frmiliar with rail-'
•>i .’ir/ ‘ *eni to think that if a lino
is built from Charlotte to Durham it
will follow the Southern practically
.all ho way and so take in Groens
b ■:-o. Foliov.'inp: the Southern it wou’tl
have for 'order' the towns and cities
u: ir;- jo'.ver o? the Southern Power
a y in their IgdustrU .
The matter is yet in the realms of
: peculation, bnt intimation of belief
In the article in the Wall Street
Journal of such a step brings hope
t' at the Southern Power ond Electric
line' bead .would extend the line and
t as"through Greensboro v ith it.
tits Star want a ns,
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LAWNDALE, N. C.
CLEVELAND COUNTY.