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thing to commend it
condemn it.
ials beat amateurs. That's
has less trouble than a
in getting married.
|ot of men in this country
without earning it. And
Iny seem to earn it and
lize in job work.
NTS & TOMBSTONES
ire interested in Monu[ombstones, Write
{ham Marble Works
ICKINGHAM, N. C.
—Or See—
FRY, Carthage, N. C.
Iwell selected stock of monuments,
hand at all times. Quality, work
uaranteed.
Equipped with latest
Ichinery driven by electricity.
ICTRIC SHOE SHOP
iOLES AND WHOLE
1ES WHILE YOU
WAIT.
tisfaction
kiaranteed
;h's Garage
>ss, N. C
ig and Supplies, Oils,
dine, Accessories
o Service
H
MENT
[ADE TO ORDER
NORTH CAROLINA
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Dr. J. C. MANN
rht Specialist will be at
JEWELRY
STORE
Sanford, N .C.
idnesday in each week from
)0 A. M. to 4:00 P..M.
itted that are easy and restjak eyes, children and young
fven special attention. Cross
ligthened without operation.
Ition free.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Spurlin and litHARRY R. IHRIE
tle son, O. M., Jr., of Sharon, S. C,
Lawyer
Mrs. G. W. Griffin was in Sanford have been on a visit to Mrs. Spurlin's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Edwards.
NEILL M. McKElf HEN
shopping Tuesday.
CARTHAGE, -:- N. C.
Some fellows who stay at) home
North Carolina
The Sunday Schools of Vass pic nights to avoid bandits go out the Vass,
In Southern Pines
nicked at Lake view last Thursday.
next morning and buy a lot of fake
Representing the
Every Wednesday and Thursday
oil
stocks.
Mr. J. R. Thomas came home from
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
at Windham's Real Estate office
Raleigh for the week-end.
Mrs. J. S. Bundy and two children,
Mr. W. T. Cox is on the sick list Joe and Gladys, with Mrs. Evans, all
of Raleigh, were visitors at the home
this week.
of Mrs. A. G. Edwards last Thursday.
Mr. W. C. Leslie attended court at
And what does the reduction in the
Carthage two days this week.
price of autos amount to if we don't
Mr. T. K. Gunter was in Raleigh build roads on which we can run
two days of last week.
them.
For LIFE INSURANCE see
Messrs. NeiJl McLean, A. G. EdMr. Norris Cox has returned to
Raleigh after spending a few days wards, A. Cameron and Dr. M. B.
with relatives in Vass.
Matthews were attendants at court in
Carthage this week.
When the Russian Reds released
Mr. E. L. McNeill, one day last
American prisoners on the promise
week,
brought to the manager of the
of food we had another example of
how easy it is to reach the heart Pilot a donation of very fine sweet potatoes which was highly appreciated
through the stomach.
and is hereby acknowledged.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cox and Mr. J.
Mr. John L. McFayden, of Raeford,
B. Cameron motored to Sanford Satwill be in Vass next Saturday, Aug.
urday.
20, to buy cotton. All those who
A woman socialist was pelted with have cotton to sell should see him.
pastry in a western town. No, that
New York predicts this will be the
isn't what you call "taking the cake." hardest winter she has had in fifty
Mr. W. C. Byrd, of Ayden, spent years. Which is another one of the
Saturday and Sunday with friends million reasons we are glad we live in
Vass.
here.
Prof. W. D. Matthews, Misses
The average woman doesn't know
what she wants, but it has been our Jewell Edwards, Carrie Norman and
observation that she usually gets it. Helen Parker picnicked at Lakeview
last Friday with the summer school
Miss Margaret McLeod, of Carbon- students of the Farm Life School.
ton, was the guest of Mrs. A. G.
Mrs. Geo. W. Brooks and daughters,
Edwards, Tuesday.
Misses Jessie, and Eloise, attended a
Mountains are said to be slipping picnic at the home of Mr. William
on the Pacific coast.
Maybe Cali- I. Brooks, of Jonesboro, on Thursday
fornia is moving mountains to keep of last week.
out the Japs.
ROUTE NO. 50
Mr. Karl Cashion, of Cornelius,
called at the home of Mrs. J. R.
The highway from Washington and
Thomas last Sunday.
Raleigh south by Vass has been numWe hear quite often a boast from bered so that it can be distinguished
a man that he has money to burn, by a short designation. It is No. 50.
but we never see him carrying out It has been put in good shape all the
any ashes.
way from the state line to below
Miss Jewell Edwards had as her Aberdeen, and a force is working
guest, the past week, Miss Carrie down that way now. A bulletin from
the highway department at Raleigh
Norman, of Cameron.
indicates that it is a better road now
A hog is about the only thing that than ever in its history and that it is
doesn't give anything away when it fit for travel, and will be getting
squeals.
better as fast as possible. The lower
Mr. W. D. Smith left Tuesday for end is all right by detouring a little
Niagara Falls and other places of in- for the time by way of Pinehurst, and
will soon be in shape for the traffic
terest.
southward which is already moving
The oftener some men fail in a this way. The road question for this
business deal the more addicted they part of Moore is fast reaching its
become to the advice-giving habit.
solution.
Mr. D. C. McGill, of Wendell, passed the week-end with home folkis
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
here.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the coWhen a woman reaches the age
partnership
of W. B. Graham and D.
where she is not worth looking at she
A. Graham, trading and doing busiis just at the age where she is worth ness at Cameron, Moore County,
listening to.
North Carolina, under the firm name
of Carolina Millstone Company, has
Misses Ileen and Louine McFayden, this day been dissolved, and that the
of Hoke county, visited Misses Eva manufacturing plant and business of
said company has been conveyed to
and Lillian Oldham last week.
Mr. J. A. McPherson, of Cameron, N.
Some people like to brag about the C.
All persons indebted to the said W.
number of papers they take, but we
B.
Graham and D. A. Graham, tradlike to hear 'em brag about the numing and doing business heretofore at
ber they pay for.
Cameron, N. C, as Carolina Millstone
Misses Martha Whitfield and Eliza- Company, will make payment to W.
B. Graham, Vass, N. C.
beth Hardie, of Hamlet, are the
This 11th day of July, 1921.
guests of Misses Mildred and Rebecca
W. B. GRAHAM.
D. A. GRAHAM.
Thomas.
One thing can be said in favor of
the girls who comb their hair so their
ears won't show. Our merchants say
they are selling just as much soap as
they ever did.
Spain is thinking of giving former
Emperor Charles of Austria a home
which means that he won't have to
move; Charles has been living in castles in Spain for several years.—Ex.
Furniture and -::-:- House Furnishings
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
CASH OR TERMS
LEE FURNITURE COMPANY
Sanford, North Carolina
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
UPHOLSTERING & TOP WORK
We are prepared to do your Auto
Top and Upholstering work in the best
manner and at reasonable prices.
OLD FDRNITURE re-upholstered and made good as new
Expert workmanship
Satisfaction Guaranteed
JENNINGS MOTOR CO.
Carthage,
North Carolina
The Best Service
Pilot Printing Co., Vass, N. C

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