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This I* clean-up week In Dunn.
Are yon doing your duty?
Miai Ruth Jones, of Beneon, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr. JL A. Stewart, of Raleigh and
LiUmgtou, is in the city this week.
Mrs. Wiley Barnes, of Raleigh,
spent several days this week with
hire. Ed PurdiR
Mre. M. L. Wade anil sister, Miss
Clara Pope, spent Thursday after
noon la Fayetteville.
Mr. Lucian Tiam, of Richmond,
Vr. representing the Evertlt, Wad
dey Company waa here Friday,
Mr. Harvey Tyner has returned
from • visit to Petersburg, Rich
mood, and other Virginia ciueR
Frederick H. Brooks, of 1mm.
flald. Judge of the Johnston county
Recorder's Court, waa here Friday.
Mr. Byroo Ford, of Raleigh, spent
Monday here with Mrs. Ford, re
turning to Raleigh Tuesday morn
Ing.
Squire J. R. Godwin left Tuesday
for Rocky Mount, where be will
spend several days visiting his
daughter.
Mr. T. V, Smith, cashier of the
Bank of Cape Pear, returned Satur
day from a week s visit to Laxing
ton, N. C
Mrs. J. W. Nobles, after spending
a few day swllh her son. Mr. E. J.
Nobles, returned Monday to her
home at Rocky Mount.
The furniture department of the
Barnes 4 Holliday Company's stores
has boon greatly improved by ths
addition of a now floor.
"Freckles" will be the attraction
at the Opera House here next Sat
urday night The show comes high
ly recommended and ia said to be s
good one.
Mr. Mason, of Wilmington, die
triet manager of the Metropolitan
Lifa Insurance Company, was in the
city Friday, working with the local
agent, Mr. McFadgsn.
Quit* a number of the people of
Dunn and this section of Hsrnett
were in Lullington Moruisy to be
present st s mooting of the Demo
cratic Esacutive committee.
Mr. John I*. Johnson left Monday
night for Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York, whore hr will pur
chase the spring stock of goods for
ths Johnson Brothers store.
Squire J. R. Godwin returned last
week from a two-week’s visit to His
•on in Jacksonville, Florida. The
Squire returned much Improved in
health and says he is feeding fine.
Mr. 1. W. Medlin, Field Secretary
of the North Caroline Conferencr
Kpworth Ixsague, is scheduled to da
liver an illustrated lecture here on
Africa. Thursday evening, March 10
Mr. Ellis Goldstein returned Sat
urday from a two-week's visit to
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, where he purchased the Spring
line of goods for The Coldatoin Com
pany.
Hr. James B. Strickland. of Dil
lon. 8. C., h»B accepted • pewit ion
In the atom of J. W. Jordan and wilt
be hero permanently. Formerly he
was with the Arm of Bel) and Jor
dan at Urn above-named place.
Miae Georgia Milo, of New York,
has arrived in the city and Ukaa
charge of the millinery department
of B. Fleishman * Bros. She anil
be naaisted this season by Mise Mar
tha Taylor and Mrs. Mary Mitchell.
Mr. U. N. Bissau was In the city
yesterday. He is Dow located on the
htft farm belonging to hie eon. Dr
James Bissell, of Cornell University.
The farm is in Cumberland county
and la being improved along eefen
tiAc lines.
Mrs. Will Taylor and daughter re
turned yesterday to their homo at
Greene boro. sfteT spending several
days bars with relatives Thoy
came to Dunn to attend the burial
of Mr. 0. B. Cash-well which took
took place Sunday afternoon.
Mine Agnes Warren, who is teach
ing in the graded school st Lacema,
spent Saturday and 8anday here
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gse.
Warren. She was accompanied home
by Mies Loots Murphy Faison, ano
ther of the teachers of the Luca ms
school.
The Singing Claes at the Oxford
Orphanage artll give a concert at
the Opera House In Dunn next Fri
day night. March 10th- This means
aa enjoy able evening for all who at
tend. Tile price of admission Is
emeu end the people of Dona should
patronise the concert liberally.
Mias Grace Holliday and Jaunita
Crockett, of A. a College, Wilson,
soent Sunday sad Monday hare at
their respective Vanes They wore
oaeompaniod home by Ml sees Emily
Mldgett. Mary Praetor and Char
let*# Hedge*, their ? -Son! mates
They ell returned to Wilson Tuesday
Mr. Alfred Wilton, of 8t. Peal, t
in Ui* city today.
Sea "Practice" at tho Opera Haas
next Saturday night.
Mr*. J. It. Butler U spending tin
day with relative in PayotWviUa.
Mrs. Georg* Owen* returned Mon
day frum a visit to rvlatives at Lo
cams.
Miee Vir* Ployd, uf Orujn, arrive*
; yesterday to viait her brother, Mr
G. M. Ployd.
Mr. John W. Draughou ban return
«d from a business trip to Baltirmor*
and New York.
Mr. Howard Fariey, repreaenttai
the Keystone Type Foundry, was it
the city Monday.
Mrs. L. D. Oebnam, of dolma, wai
here this week visiting her daughtei
Mia Archie Hooks.
Mrs. Colon Lee, who has been quit*
sick for the past frw day*, is re
ported belter today.
Mis* Julia Holt Davis, of Bentoo
•pent Sunday in the city the guest
of Mrs. McD. Holliday.
Mr. Black Lee, of a mi th field, il
spending tho day in the city will
his mother. Mrs. Colon Lee.
Misses Maude Breeden and Jam
Gibson, of South Caroline, are guest*
this week of Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Bain
Mr. J. H. Pope, who has been con
fined to his room for several dayi
suffering from grippe, is repo no.
belter,
Mrs, H. L Godwin returned yes
terday from Washington where ehi
ha* been spending several weeki
with Congressman Godwin.
Miss Maynard, of Baltimore, ar
rived Saturday and will have charge
, of the millinery department of th*
Goldstein Company this epring.
At the meeting of the Republics*
Executive Committee in Raleigh lari
week Mr. A. P. Series, of Dunn, arai
, elected a member of the committee
Mr. T. C. Young, manager of Uu
Dunn Hardwood Manufacturing Co
was in Raaford yesterday on bus!
nca*.
Miaa Ruby Godwin, who is a stu
dent at Greensboro College for Wo
men, arrived yesterday afternoon am
will spend a few days hare with rel
atives.
Mr*. Lloyd Wade Entertains.
Mn. J. Lloyd Wade was the
charming hostess to the Thursday
Afternoon Q4>i and additional
guaata, at her attractive home Iasi
woek. The living room waa a accni
of spring l ore lines* with its profus
ion of beautiful white hyacinth* in
termingied with great fern. Mr*
C. J- Smith led the meeting which
proved to be very inter**ting. Thi
minutes of the lest meeting wen
read and approved and the roll call
ed by Mr*. R. L. Godwin, each mem
ber responding by mentioning *oro<
current event. The subject for tlx
afternoon was American Music.
A piano duet. H Trouertoire.” wai
rendered by Maadames R. L. Godwir
and Lloyd Wade. An intarcstiny
paper, "The rise of secular music ir
America," prepared by Mr*. J. I.loyi
Wade, waa read by Mr*. Nat Town
send. Mr*. John Kitagerald, in bej
usual captivating manner, sang “Be
cause." “A Poem" waa read witl
much expression by Mra. Clifford
nnd Mra 1. Faison Hicks read I
most Instruct, v* papar on "Th<
growth of the orchestra in America'
After the exchange of hooka, :
delicious five course luncheon wmi
served.
The members of the elob in at
tendance ware Meadamea J. C. Clif
ford. Faison Hicks, J. W. Fitzgerald
Jno.Tbomton. Horace Freeman, J.W
Whitehead. H. O. Mattox, tf. A
Townsend. Chas. Qighamith and R
I- Godwin. The special guest* wen
Meadamea J. J. Wade, Jack Lee
Wm. Thompson, B. O. Townsend
Zab Vance Snipes nnd J. R. Butler.
Merry l)ei»ee Rook Oik
One of the molt Interesting an*
entertaining social gathoringt ir
town for quite a while was that ol
the Merry Damea Book Club on the
afternoon of Tuesday, February
; twenty-ninth. The meeting was a
guest of Mrs. C. D. Bain and it waa
at her very pleasant home that *•'
the members of the organisation sart
one and quits a few invited friends
spent the very enjoyable occasion
Everything was resplendent with in
numerable contributions to the pleas
ore ef those present, all contrived by
the "Bess Dams’* of the dub, th«
hostess. It le impossible to enarrey
definite ideas of the many incidents
I In which the guests participated from
which they obtained great big lumps
of purs merriment. The CJub ha■
the correct appellation, for t morr
Jolly membership ne organisation
poatesees. What they can't do f«
fan, entertainment and instructive
neas ne other group ef women need
attempt. After the usual exchange
of views seasoning currant events
about the town and elsewhere, and
tha transaction of the bn etnas* ol
the Club, e sweat course and erye
tallied pineapple were eerved. Bo
side the entire membership of tha
Club savo one. the following wen
present: Miaeet Broaden and C.ih
son, of McCoil, S. C., honor guests
Missae Viols McNeill. Mamie Staph
ana Win Cooper, Belli* McColmaa
Pauline Herring, Ira Pearson; Mas
damea R. 0- MaUex. H. B. Prccroa-’
B 0 Tewnaend, J W. Whitehead
Ches HlghemKh.
I
WHO GETS THE MONEY YOU EARN T DO YOU GET IT.
OR DOES SOMEBODY ELSE WHO DOES NOT EARN ITT
YOUR “EARNING TOWER" CANNOT LAST ALWAYS
WHILE YOU ARE MAKING MONEY BANK IT AND BE
FIXED FOR OLD ACE.
JUST A LITTLE THINKING.
BAtltt IYiT*1 MI
WE TRY » TER CENT INTEREST
STATE BANK & TRUST CO.
HYOUT CLOTHhri KJiO.M DAWN
TILL Dl.SK
An Economical aiul Comfortable No
th* lor hammer; Bright Colors
Ntw Yorh, March 7th.—If all pre
dictions prove tree the coming aum
m«r should be a most economical one
for the family with daughters,
fashion says: “Sport clothes from
dawn till duak, and after dark, a*
simple or aa elaborate ar. evetting
frock aa the fancy demands." Da
sidts being decidedly practical a< d
money-saving, this regime should la
comforting and comfortable to a de
gree; just stop for n moment mid
consider how many puzzled moments
aill be saved, and how many times
one will be spared that eternal ques
tion, "what shall I wear today*" A
good supply of smart linen blouses,
a sport akirt or two, with a chic
sport coat, and one's srardrobe trou
bles are solved during daylight hours
after. It is a simple matter to select
a dainty dance or dinner dress of
net. or rale of the exquisite summer
fabrics now in favor, and don it in
perfect peace.
On* mutt wonder at lli* sudden
enthusiasm for out-of-door sports
being shown by the American gif!
this season; we have boon grodua. y
coming to it, but this year it look
as if wo were ou* and all to rat* up
sport for all that it Is worth, or a*,
least to look aa if we adored Iannis,
golf, boating, swimming and the
numberless other excuses fnr gcttli p
out-of-doors.
Boms Charming Effects.
We have been gradually accustom
ing ourselves to the vivid reds ycl
lows, grsens, and I bo varioui start
ling plaids and stripes which blerd
so effectively and harmoniously with
the blue skies, and green grass of
the simmer Adds the mountains an >
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A Middy Suit of Uim
th* ■Hot*, whori torn* of us or* for
tonal* mN|h to dream thr rammer
through, and other* are privlledgre
te spend a playtime week or two.
Among the smartest af thn now
•port auita are many af silk jarwey,
or aa it ia porhapa more generally
known, Italian etlk. Thee* salt* nr*
often mad* with eont of a plain mi
nt, emerald groen. for Instance, worn
with a smart abort skirt of black and
white stripe* While or rrctm eerg"
too. it a faworHa.. combined with th"
, coat of acarlot. emerald, or bright
bloc. The coot Is atua'ly enffod. rol
larwd snd belted with the matorta!
!• * 'h' »V**t one see* n
I. ...• rf f r|r*s ">b ki t r.f ]>|<|i"
material. Th* silk Jersey <vn*t *
CAROLINA PHOTO COMPANY
W. A. CASQUE. Muicr.
All Slylei m erged portrait*.
.. East Mala 8L, Dana. N. C....
T. K. DARDEN
Veterinary Pkytlran. Harfaon and
DentlaL
PHONES:
DAY, no. 80 Night, No. ilKi
Dona. N. C.
FRANKLIN T. DUPREE,
ATTORNEY AT- LAW
Office In Grurory Bldg.
ANGIES, N. C
E. CARLYLE WEST
Attorney and Coenaellsr at Lao
First National Bank B'tildlng
Dean. N. C
Miaa Kaubc Gertruds Jackaue
taarher af
Piaao, Harawuy and Theory
Tsl.ahao. US.
i c o.n'o.-d—■ iqiMi i i
CLIFFORD * TOWNSEND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
nrve on 2nd floor of First Notional
n*nk. Prompt attention given to
all burin waa
spoil cowls of other materials will be
worn with all types of frwck this
summer; for in spite of the popular
ity of the plain I.loose and skirt,
there arc «ny number of attractive
tub frocks baing shown just now,j
and I am quite euro that they will
lie worn quite as much aa In seasons
more fascinating than for many a1
year. This it another practical and
I economical notion.
Charming Sport Blouses.
Simplicity af cut, combined with
the daintiest possible of linen, virile,
organdy, or tub silk is the recipe for
the most popular of the summer
Mouses, to wear with tailored suit,
sport coat, or separata skirt.
WOMAN’S CLUB
Program Music Department af Wo
man's Club, Friday Afternoon,
March 10. Crude* School.
Subject, American Mule.
1. American Composers—Mr*. T. L.
11. Young.
2. Nason-Dante * antique—Duet
Misses Ruth Caahwull and Irene Par
ker. • t <
8. Carrie Jacobs Bond— A Little
Pink Rote—Vocal Sole, Mtse Flora
McQueen.
4. McDowell's Life—Mrs. Gran
ville Tilghman.
5. McDowell—To a WUd Rose, and
To a Water Lily- Misa Gertruda
Jackson.
0. Charles Marshall—I Hear You
Calling Mo—Vocal 8oh>, Mrs. J. W.
Fltagorald.
7. Romance of Stephen Foeter—
Mra Ruesell Young.
§. Nevio—Dawn, and Gondolier,
and Good night—Mlee Iva Battle.
•• Victor Herbert — Gypsy Love
Song—MU* iv* Peeraee.
10. Dr. Wm. Kaeoo—Mra. J. W.
Whitehead.
It. GottodiaJk—The Spark, Op 70
—Mlaa Mabel Lynch.
IS. Cattaehalk—Creole Byea, quar
tat—Mlaaea Clifford, Battle, Hood
and Lynch.
The public la cordially Invited to
attend aa the program trill prove to
be both entertaining and inatmetlve.
MRS. I. U WAD*.
Dm Irmas Mode Department
— — - ■' v ■
By a vote of M to 14, admlntetrp
tlon forro* In the Renata Friday ta
bled Senator C.ore'a Vmolation to
w*n Am clean* off the ' anted ehlpe
of the European hoMgeront*. Sen
eter Goto voted to tab^a because be
did ne* favor M* crwn awbotltate and
•• C • ee l I* merely M get an a* -
r*rr elm "f tha SenatgjMpd Bom
^PREPAREJNESS! $
* • ‘-A
Is the watchword of tho Nillonr, tun) |irf|i»iitiim it luimc
to fight diseases Is just a* Important as for National defense.
One of the flrat step toward this plan of Prepa redness Is in fully
equipping your kitchen with Kaultury Cooking rtentllt. The
medical world declares that all other uirlalMiMd lor cooking
purpose** are relegated to (lie scrap heap of thekilcheu. and un
aniuiouflly endorses Aliimtnuin Ware.
JR* ""T Mlcheu In (hi* community
with these wonder,ul utensil*.
Call or phone for particulars.
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fT To the first fifty patroae who trade 91.00 or More oa the above
H ahsot«tr!iT><^U,,S “ Alaadaaai Card, we wffl give
if htoolwtely free a aattaad pepper set auaaiactared la aare Alamla.
(T “ •«< «• each easterner. This Is taaAttlea to the
uuxt free offer.
5 JOHNSON BROTHERS
5 DUNN, .... N.c
SALESMAN WANTED TO SOL1C
it order* for lubricating oil*,
rrcaaea and paints. Salary or
Commission. Andreas Tha Viator
Oil Co., CUsaUnd. 0.
FOE RENT—ONE OF THE REST
located boarding houses in the
town of Dunn All modern con
vania ness. For further inform*
tiou tea McD. Holliday or Sully
Cooper. Dunn, N. C.
FOR ANYTMNG IN THK PR1NT
inp line luidreaa the Pope Printing
Co.. Ouick scrvire, tatitfacinry
work.
RESIDENCE FOR SALK: — THri
Mittea Herring offer for inlo their
handsome maidenc e near graded
school building. Easy terms. Ap
ply at ones to Miss Vara Herring
Dunn. N. C. ,
IF FT DJ A MONUMENT, TOMH
stone or iron fence you want,
toe ui before you buy. We have
the right prices and gut rente*
satisfaction. Southern Marble
Work*. Dunn.
NOTICE
Notice ii hereby given that appli
cation wfl! bo marie to the Governor
ef North Carolina to pardon John l
William,. who wn convicted of veil
ing whiskey in the Recorder', Court
of Dunn. N. C., on tho «th dar of
January, 1916 and anyone who e no
poert to said pardon to Ale t.ieir
protrat with the Governor by March
24. 1918.
This 8th day of March, 1918,
C. L. BAGGETT.
Petitionei.
E. C. West, Atty.
BARNES * HOLLIDAY ROBBED
The Barnca t Holliday store, worn
broken into and robbed last night.
The burglar entered at ooe of the
alley window, after be had cot the
Iron rads protecting the window with
plyera stolen from June Jehneen’a
blacksmith shop. The plyera were
not removed from the arena and.
were recognised this ararnlng by
Hr. Johnson. More than s hundred
doners worth ef pistole sad’ Car
tridges were taken from the store.
The street light a were set horning
last night and Urn town eras in total
darkness wkh the exception of the
light furnished from staree and ree
tdoncea, which gave the burglars an
excellent opportunity to do their
work. Ne one has been snooted yet
8LIB AWAY AND MARRY
Yewr Couple, Felling at A lexer
1 dr la, Ve, ere am cried In Reckvilk.
hi, Bride It and Greom M.
Alexandria Va. Fob Tight If
board In Hymen', bond,, tied yeater,
ter day afternoon by the Rev. Mr
White, of Rockville. Md., Mr. and
Vr- H HnrV. ho«h non
of Dunn. N. C spent the Aral nlgV
FARMER FRIENDS
EAT AT THE DUNN CAFE
BEST OF FOOD. MOST SANITARY SURROUNDINGS
PUCES ALWAYS KBASQMABLE
at Lhe.i honeymoon a, tbr Hotel
hammcl iat this city and wu] depart
for L>uiin this morning. Tha onoc,
formerly >aa Mis. llarjont Deb
nam. is, daughUr of L. D. Debnam,
baokar ana prominent btoineea man
of Selma, N. C.. about 25 milse from
Dunn. When Hr. Debnam went to
Washington on Thursday he was se
cern pa mod by his pretty dark-eynu
daughter. Mr. Archibald R. Hooka,
22, cotton buyer at Dana, X. C. had
in soma myatorioua way laarnad of
tba journey and arrived in Washing
ton about 11 o’clock yesterday mor. -
In*. In an erjuaiy strange manner
Hr. Hook* learned where Mr. Deb
and, his daughter were stoppig.
The rest seemed easy, Put It was
not aa easy as It seemed- While the
Selma, N. C. hanker wee engros s'd
in bosinees affairs the young cm.pl
met at the Raleigh Hotel and they
"slipped over” to Alexandria. Under
the laws at Virginia both parties to
a Karri age contract mast have ar
rived at tha aga of 21. The Scenes
clerk was sympathetic, however, and
suggested Roe Wills, Washington's
other Gretna Oreon. When the young
couple returned to this city late in
the afternoon and the bridegroom
proudly wrote on the hotel register
“A. S. Hooka end Mrs. Hooka, Dunn,
N. C. It was evident that a
eewly wed held the pen end the ro
manc e toon unfolded_Washington
Rost,
Largs Aaaeeat at Available Pnli
Par Street Impravemisl.
Mr. D. C. Puses 11. president of the
Bank of Cape Pear, appeared before
tbe commiseloners at tbalr regalar
maothif last night and offend to
load Um towa I SC .000 for twenty
years, to improve Um streets of tke
1 rltjr. He told them Um money was
ready Is ba pis cod to their credit ct
[ soy time, Um notes to bear B1-4 per
trot interest. It asms the propo
sition of Um Bask of Cape Psar is
liberal eswrugh, provided Um town
wants to trend tbe money In this
oray at tbis time It Is a Mg nmp
! asltton. however, sad sneak* well Toi
I a hankie* Institution In a town Or
j site of Dunn.
*Tb» Men of War*-,•' f.-ata-t-a
tVBtan Lac keys, Harr]' Myers and
Re»isary Tksby at Mpm flatarday
1 aftsmaaa and algbt. Skew atarii
at I t'dtU,
- _M
IhAAC WILLIAM TAYLOR
Whereas, our Supreme Giand
Maater m Ilia Infinite goodness mud
wisdom has nwae fit to summon to
that Celestial Lodge above our wor
thy and as tee mad brother, Isaac WU
•iam Taylor, therefore, bo it resolv
ad;
That while we bow In humble sub
miMtom. to the will of the Supreme
A rcbatecl of the universe, we do not
tl» lees tuuitrn for our brother. He
waa ever faithful and true to his
ltn'cs, active and zealous jB his work
as a Mason and always ready to ad
vance the Interests of th* ordor. W«
chensli his memory for his noble
qualities of bear, his true friendship
and Us faithfulness to Us brethr.u.
We sympathize with the stricken
family and th* mourning Mends end
commend to the Great Oosnforlcr
above who daetfa all things for the
best.
And be it ferther resolved that
th*** resolution* be sprMd upon
the minatos of this ledge; that a
copy be forwarded to tbs family of
th* deceased; aad also to th* Or
pbaa's Friend aad Masonic Journal
with a request to publish same.
O. PRIMROSE.
J. W. DRAUGHOV,
EUGENE T. »-»■,
I WHAT MANNER OP TALKERS
ARB THESE?
Siaitkfield. March XpartarU.
at fifty and m hundred dollar*
•ack m botnf offered for aale In
lahaMan county, by a oouple of mat
•Ubo pretend to be expert oeaHeU.
They ere hum come W*i earth and
tmeel through the country In any
tollable eeuaayanae. There m two
and Cram tba way they hare talked
to aorta of tba people they are net
aaly expert* In acnllam. bat a|«o In
tatkia*. Oa# man wae taken in for
*• dollar*, and another oat wua an
| <h* patrt fa be taker far ana bun
; dted dollar* whan be thaught that
on# handrrd iWata waa tao much
, to pul in e pair of apaetaelaa, and
; rtdlmed to buy *h» ebfacta. TV
! r»a*d« r-a d-hailn* what kind af
• mrn thu« a-* ard «a H po*.Me that
aema n»ean<irc* wlR he taken to my
rant them from Iraerlh** any far
ther
” twf mnm dispatch