THE DUNN! IS
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V0L> 111 _ , Dunn, X. roii <u<l. 11»17
11KNHOV limit njlKKII i.X lU fl
ACCIDENT.
Bmlthfletfl. Fwh. *•>—fleven boys o
I an .on in an automobllu eu mni
tr Brltna In albwi a game of l.asbr
'4.11 hettren Boason anil Kail;
retinol train piiotiUred a serloui min- 1
limit In front nf Turlington Kr.u’.e.
i-chool tela Hnornoon.
tillnn Hudson, amt nf All""' Hr1
ron. «n or'vtng nl« father’ll •: ichl.n
111 turning out lo part n wagiri th.i
r«~r .-td ..f flic ear unbilled Int-. i
I- Up1.one p-ir no* hue the enl i.m
top of th« cnr. and ml oiling the r*r L
eiiod of Carl Harr-frot. fc.urt*-ee yenn
old, od of Feslna Rur-foot and F,V
Morgan. »nn of Jennie Mnrgi'.n. Ml;
brnliing anil l-irvritti g them Yoarf
IhirCfnot tout (be III tie ard hi. (Hr'
lirger and will i rohnhly lo»» hl« «ec
end flni'er. He mi *ak< 11 lo Dr L
D Whartnn'e office where lie wn.
treated; Morgan went on lo Sc'.tn.i
mil roeoleed treatment. He wee not
an bartt) hurl, though his hand built;
mashed Other oepupanta of thr
car tr-re hu.llv ph.iken up but ran
tn'ned no acrlOBP Injuries.
I HI. RRTATK YnAVMPKnR.
Harnett Reporter.
Th" folfoerlng real ealito transfers
have been reenr.led by Register of
l>eeil« W. H. rnucett elneo Ian*
v eek.
Mary C. Ruin to A. It. Hprl 17
n.rca In Blmarfi ,Creok lownibip
coielilcrntlnn 5S0.
iMiiir nrrnpnoa n$. a. upii i
lilt In Dunn consideration $GftO.
Cary Lumber Co. to J. D Lane I
lot In Angler conslderutlno $110
Sam McArthur and others to John
bwann 14 aerrs tn Barbacne town
ship consideration $1$$.
B F Pairlsli to Etlra Maurr mwn
lot tn Coats, consideration $86.
Beth D Brantley to Com a. Brant,
ley 106 arms In Lllllnglua township
consideration $100 and lor- ind af.
fcctloa.
W. A. Thomas «o C. F. Thoma ,
100 acres In Upper Little Rtrer town
ship. consideration $?400.
A. D Coats lo a E. Lutigdon* blocs
In the town of Coets, consideration
$1-00.
C. M. Dunn to J. E. Smith 67 scree
bi Hector’s Creek township, oonsid
eretton $360.
. ->■» k*$»» m tamm
1 lot tn Dunn oonpideratton lifts
J. R. Baggett, ootntnlaslnpfr tl J
F.d Gankin SI S-4 acres Neill's Creek
township, consideration $118
Daekhoru Land and Timber Co. to
D A Collins 16 acre* In Er.por Lit
ilo R'ver township, consideration
$160.
C*ty J. nay to Malcom J Smith
tract of Und tn Anderson's Creek
ti wuehtp consideration $] and otjsr
vuluable consideration*.
John W. Wllllama to J. R. Rhodes
1 lot In Coats consideration *100
1. T Moore, to Novel'* "*amUI
3 *-R acres, consideration $117 GO
n. t. r. c. i'hooramT
Monday Nlgtot Marrli 3th 1017.
C*evo*oniU Meeting—The Personal
Friendship of Jcnun
1. Senr— Growing Dearer l-'srb nay
2. rrnyer.
A. Scripture Reading—-John *S:
- 1:16—Mlse Iva Pearson.
4. Introdnetlon—lender.
6. Tlie personal Friendship of
Jesus Is offered to Rveryone who
will Accept It—Mr* M*,-.g1r
Butler.
wn«t 1* -rni» Perron*1 Prlmd
*blp of Je*n*--Mr. R. L. Pen
■Inc.
7. Solo Jnui l» a Frlrad of
of Mine—Ilia* Ira Foaraon.
* 7h»« Perm ti*| Friend*h<p 11 at
laa’cd by tho Strong**! P-oef
Poatlblc—Mia* Bra Btrlcklard.
A Pneh Frinnilihlp at Thl* la III*
Inter**! Ml and call* for a Recip
rocal notation.—Willi* Morgen
A Marty ta Raolaautlinna.
"Drown wk* ran down by ao anto
and killed.’
’’How terrible)’
"Ye*, bat tb* day bofor* he had
hnd bit Ilf* Inanrod for 110.0*0.”
"My. how lucky!”
SS.SO to NORTH CAROLINA
MTKRTOCK KX POSITION
AND nOXFEltENCR.
Wilmington, N. a. March SS-SbUi
North Carolina ba« iwrniy-twn
million lilla acre* Wlhy not pat
tli**o loafor acre* to work? ThU
ft a b* don* with Itaantock. The
*» talon* of th* conf*r*are will b* (I*.
r>.tad to practical dl*ca«*loa* of *ub
Jrctm r*1atln( to animal bnabaadry by
I1-* beat authorltl** la tb* Unllad
State*.
Cota* nod *#* th* big aahlWt ol
rur* bred North Carollaa Cattle and
hog*.
Ticket* on *ate March 171b *nd
IStb. and tor train* arriving Wll.
mington before 1;0* P ta March
rllh. limited to Midnight March >*Ui
For any Information addrara
AT1.AMTIC COAST LIMB Tb* St**
dart Railroad of tb* gontfc.
1. W WHITBMKAL. Agt
Dana. N. O.
I
> WAl.KtYO IMAOULIT ON HIM
W AY TO U.IIKAHAL.
r Mr. Uanlcl H. Ulewart the wulktn
Deaucral of Hnrnrti rr.unty, wh
' bar pledger1 htravrlf (o wn'lt ti> Wai
ington to sen the inanemmiyu <
I ri evident TVnndronr WHhuii for whoi
lie worked inl urly In thn inwt ele<
lion, arrlvm in Balalch yenm-da]
coming hero f.-imi Kipling. Tode
hr id out for P.lehmoml cr lii> an
objective Hr ru-rled letters of Ir
fiodncllnn to Chai.-pinn V:.nce Mi
rnrmack noil North Ca-nllna Cm
rie-tman.
The walker loft hf« home at Hat
py TIII1 FVrtu In Unmett Mondi
evening efte* anpiwr A apralnc
enklc rreelvod when he fell from
troatle Tuoadny lilghf delayed blr
nomewhat yaatordny. flut he non
'il (bo sprain md yeilrr(lti7 declare
• hat he felt fit for the trip.
Mr. Btena-t hai been member o
the board of ednntloq «f the count,
of Harnett hu<I In the last rampalgi
v aa prerlilent of two Woodrow WII
sen clubs. News and Observer 1st
Mr. end Mr*. Crack Carr of Bled
man. were here Irsi work vlnl’lm
M>a. Carr‘a father, Mr. Jar. D. WII
Hams.
Mr*, flam Spivey, of Norfolk Vn
iflr.r ap/r.dine n-veral dry* here Ihi
ran n( Mil" Wlttv williams, let
Fuller tor Ifotor,level. Va ,wh-n
she v.111 *{k nil Home Hire with rrla
tfrea.
THK «1. H. A. NKWH.
Coata. N. C.. Fcby. JO—The Tennj
Sonlnn l.llrrsry Society of Foal;
High School mcl In the School An
dil.irioro Friday Fehy JX. I SI 7 am
the following program waa reartern
Song'—Kind worda—By Society.
Re.itr.tlnn—KUIe Orl ne»
Solo—P.dna Ueaaley.
Recitation—Era Keen.
Duet—Beatrice Coata, and Ira 8le
wart
Matte—Velma Patlorann.
Recitation- Meta Stewart.
Reading- Olenna Johaenn.
Xnalc. -Ethel Coata.
Recitation -Myrtle Stewart.
Current Krenu -Mary Stewart
We ware eery glad to hare with
an Mliaee Era Smith. Lmay Wlggtnc
and Alloe Q rim on After thii pro.
gram waj rendered wft appointed tb<
n—»*m«ai irmiiism —irgi~iij|
Iowa:
I. Mlaa Olenna Johnson.
* Him Ethel Coata.
• Mlaa Mary Stewart
4 Mlaa Meta Stewart
5 Mlaa Alvah Turlington.
We were diem 1* and by the the bene
dletUin.
REPORTER.
tmrrlean Military Strength—Rtjwlp.
ping the Army.
According to Ilgam auhmltted to
(hairman Hay. of the Honae Com
rultter on Military Again, by the ad
J. lam general of tbo army, there are
1.*14.7*0 men with military train
lig In the lrnlfetl statea. Including
reratari and the National Guard.
Tho Executive Committee of the
Mayor'a Committee nn National De
fence eatlmatea that *00.000 mna in
the United Statea alula the military
»ee each year. According *0 th
Ctrman ataadurd of 1*10 of Ihfai
nnmher 40*.000 wrmld he found nhy
•Ically fit. According to the French
rtrndard which waa lower, bccauar
Fiance waa forced to mak s tieean'ra
efforta to bare ai noarly ne noeidblr
a» many trained vddlnrj an Germany
OSO.OOCwonltt be 111.
Tbero are In the United Stater
between IS.080,000 and 20.noo.00e
men of mnitanr lire If the preaeo'
atandard of the arm/ la adhered to.
•cd It I* Ter/ high It ia eattmated
Gift abnet 4,778.0S0 of theee mm
would be a reliable after making de
di'otlona for ;>li>alc*l defect*. morbid
Hr. Induelrtnl noeda nnd depandenrj
nf famlllee.
The Qaartcra. after General’* de
pnrtment ha* In roadlnrva equipment
for the regular *'m/. the Neilon*
Guard and ISO.900 additional men
and In (0 da/a thery; wr II ho ar
band eqnlpmeat for COO.000 to TOP..
#00 mere men.
Hear/ Intrenching too la are or
I and for alee dlrlalnna ef Infantry
end eonld be delivered within flf'.»er
dn/a. There I* In reaorre pontrooi
i apply for SdO.OOO mm.
Hoaldr# the anppllec parked an.
ready for ahlpment for (be rcgulnn
vhe Mrdle:.l rorpa haa In more*'
*MI plica for *80,009 to 399.000 men
mm ARMY AXT> 2TAVY.
On Mar I there w*ro *7.177 an
Haled men and 4.S1I office re In thi
l'nlto.1 State* arm/. The Phillip
pica nenula. which are additional, In
ielide *.781 men and II* nfficera
In the ner/ there ere E7.00# men
11,1*1 officer* of the He* Id* oOoon
jin lb* medical eorpe, tit p*/mae
ter* and lid medical reaerre eorpe.
Mr. Joel 0 Le/te*. of near Bel*’
Greek, we* ta town /eeterday *<
ront* ham* from * bnatnee* Irfp t
Norfolk Y*.
****** THl VOM TO HO .NOW IX
MI'K MRUlVd.
• Former* who e»p*« lo lie* upn
0 product* prodaoed on thnlr nv
If furtu* should now be making a
f rmngemeats lo grew all tli« food a i
a feed crops required fur the suopoi
- of Ui* family Sail ltv.--*tr.rk for on
’• y**h. with g little surplus for aloi:
» lays Mr. C. R. Hudson. Slate Afcu
t in charge of County Agent Work.
In making nucli o;-.»0Rtmwt» th
hum* garden should b* coail-err
- line or the loiporirnt feature* \ n
Burden should be of tliN. loam) n«
- lure, when such can be procure! an
r pmferahty should s’opr lowanl th
1 oaat or south. During (he t!m
i n hen the ground Is fioae.i. staid- ins
i mi re should be hauled and apres
- over the garden and a hundred II*
I of acid plioaphalu used for every toi
or good two hr.rac load of mam
r Aa soon as tha soil and subsoil ar
' t*ry enough to be plowed, th* lam
i should be broken deeply, without la
Verting I lie subsoil, nnd sliuuld l>
well harrowed the same da" th.
t.i eaklrg Is done.
During February and March., tl.
: following crops may be planted
t-wets. carrots, bale, horse ruddhth
Irlah potatoes., lettuce, onions, mils
U.r«l. Kngllsh peas, nullah, spinach
spring turnips, strawberry plan a nni
mpo. When planted on good, rlt-l
w*ll prepared soil. Ilp< is t rarj,, j,.
sliwbtc plant for salad It In aim
splomliri for lirsatorh, Jncludtiit
cl lekens.
If hens are exacted lo lay
Sl.uuld be well housed, well car-M f0,
nad red a balanced ration. lucls.’tn;
•-erne rrwn crop, such ns rape, ry«
clover. Old heus arc uoi pro.'ilabP
as egg producers
lo this 4 T.lve-si-h <tac‘ rrlivni
every family should have one or iw.
n.lloh cows, each as will more ihai
pay tbolr board. H costs about 21
renta per day lo I sod a cow octlrslj
*Ith food purchased at present mar
Vet prices For heal results. cow
must hare pasturage. In nrrar(;ln(
for the pasture, remember thet foi
milk production, gross la much more
valuable than shade, briars. anc
oinnn
Tba bogs, too should have paalur
n*« It ts not economies! to try tr
grerw pork on worn alone, when oon
bushel.
Farmers who have a shortage ol
•lock feed would do well to plant r
few acres of rich land to early F„r
or May oau.
•■ tmen TtioMdM i.ru dead.
rw-atb snterorl the home of 8.r»b
r. Low on the night of F ebruary i-.rx'
at 2 o’eloeh. sod took from NT af
f< ctionatc embmee. her little err.
James Thomas, to be forever M real
with JOdUA.
Little James was born July 1905
end died February 2lrd. 1917 mak
ing his stay on earth 1J years.
He was the Idol of his parents and
was loved by all wbu knew him. Hv
wus always mindful, helpfol. and
Irns In life and beautiful In death
with a sweet smile resting on It It
countenance. Ids last words or
worth were I am going in rest for
ever.
He was taken on Sunday the 1 fith
raftering from blood poison, coused
by n taek In hta shoe. Ills suffering
was severe from the time be wti
taken until his daath. Little Jamev
scorned witling to go. The body wiu
tnkon U> hla grandfather's hnmt
wbero Ihe funeral wss conducted hj
Uev. C. A. Jackson, from the text,
''The wages of sin la Death, but the
Gift of God la Eternal Life, Through
Joni Christ onr Lord." The bodj
was burled In IJu family barylnr
grout'd to await Ih# rceuirrctlor
Hivrii.
By Onndfithcr.
TMK aifKRT MAJKKTir RIIOWH
COMTKQ.
The show wllh a reputation, at,
vf rtlso only what wo have 10 bit
clean, moral ottrarifnaa. tio.oji)
( 0 Merry go-round horses. S ahress
with a Nm Ihonuand dollar oirsr.
J »t troua Ihe factory. The rawest
Mggest most enatly Forril Wheel Ir
tho world, will all eshlhlt ta Dune fo
ono weak, commencing Monday. Stir
6fh closing Saturday March 10th a
li:># P. M. Notice tho window*
of your moat popular Jowelcrl nu<
**w tho prlaa for tho Carnival Quern
SO* people with thla ahow will urrln
on their own apacial train on Ran
day un-lor tho uesploaa of tho Puni
liana Ball Association
Tho ro<|donee oocupled hy Mr. I.
I< Calp eaagbt os «ro Wodncidm
afternoon. The oalck responte o
aolghbors and tho Sro doportmot.
oxtluguMied tho flaama before eonal<
eruble damage waa dnuo The hod
aide if the hoaan, where the lira or
lulnatod. uaa damaged to tome ru
, twit
> Mr Rohan Rwala epaat Rondo
with friend. I. Wlleon.
tllfbiD Ipt'.i4
’loKr Feb. I7.Ali.iq •- ;,a». non o
n | Mi'c. 8ora j B. lA 4: (i !.st0 y-iinaj
n ••lot" of Mood pAou. . u slay lx
■-1*■».» Inke.i near Ar «h V,uk |il:>ei
ti hi S-m'i wn cuoaA an b triad. Th.
I Mood retv.P niiivd \ r. mrtr h
0 ibr lie.l of bla aAa ti\i'*iTr.ri»f ti<
"Ho- The Iilaeo Aon b.-l.V. and I In
1 ‘'Vtors tbo.ixM A w. i r'-eumat st
until too irta. , A vrna inbrn *|
tjttturdiy- iL'd ca lt fallow.’,i* Y, I
**“V illvd. JamaA ar,a o, :/ clc. JT
[• > n -» i>M and tit student at C.,
Rinded nr hull anAjrna 3 v.ry obJ-U
; <-ot and InrablbKiny in holt hl>
(. •i-hcxil Hr.d iina^pte Hfg toacbc.
i. , n<> other frlendrfw Ur frmlly * ;lt
1 iidrod kind to uAtM-reaT'it ottci.
Mra. H. K. I*attA*d Of Parunicinlg
Frtday mnralrgflBbc wag aho»<
•t-roniy y«ur* old Ad was sick only ■
short whllo. Ra&fctay Ike remalui
were rent to BbuflJcarulliui for bu
rlat. I lor toaa *)• ooliftrd the
-lay ho for* of b«ri||)int*a hot were
aiuihlo to torch jAtbefore rhn (’tril.
Onr of the coniA In Booth Cnro.
Iln* and the otbAtw on th<> ly-rr.
der nnd w.-a aafUBto ootur at all.
Mr nnd Mrg. AHl. H .rvoll left
Sunday for IIInAA to attond thn
funeral of thrir Mr. ft. 3. rai t'i
•bog" death o«MI 8unt», after
noon at n br*p:cJWh Raleigh.
Itnhe, Teh. ttAg n«-r Pj? Jay
vh.vd roonu at fhApethn<’l«: xburc"'
» rrr dedicated RQBay morning m
the eleven u’cloef^Lrrtrev. Itcv II
Itjy of Mo
Bo* id ca-j
r. Bperpf
■'firninon
r* m rrfro*
•diool v.nrfc
ie wa3 11
Which I,me
a rti.nr’.aict
At the f t
« •'■lifer* of
r the Mod
I reference
AW till*
oat Hie
att line* of
ijthevt Pur
Id that th«
u me ‘fid
Bht p-rrl <•
non. ;<m
ad to uto
ifiay •oboe’
nare Mr gpenre aaM that It traa. hr
thought, the ea>* Mamla-rl «c> rn-1 ii>
the payelt.-vltle Manic: Welle In
*• Mr. Socnre war the f;je<t of
• >r. K. a. YarhrouRh. tutorijiien.Vet
-f llie MethntUt Sunday acho 4.
<X>MMITTKK KAbfm.
Tho following compose the eotp
n> Wr*a of tha "ArnorlatcA ChnrltleV
vbii-li were I nmod reoonlly to solicit
lundr to carry on Ihlg werk:
Want No. 1—Mra. W. E. Enli’ vli
*'■ K Howard. M'«. Naylor and II
If Frootnao.
Ward No. 1—Mr. D. C Fu»*nl! Mrr,
J C. H'.dgeg. Mr*. J H. Pope, atlrt
Mi*e Vlofn VrXi||L
Ward No. 2—Mr*. Men ITolli-lay
Mr*. P. A l.ynch. Mr. B. A Rowland
mo! Mr. On f„ Canrady.
Ward N.i. 4—Mr. W. J. Therapeoi
Mr. R. L. Denning, Mrc. J H Bill
l*r<ea and Mr. John Muni*.
Mr. Freeman hoi beep appointed »
m fmittoo of one to provide mite ho*
”* aud have ihern Install *d lit tho ho
tel lobbies aad tha depot.
Longest, Guaranteed
Safest Service
Wot 'IwinirU, but A Kiurn
firedom (rum iLU Ihnfrn »V:i
jroti af.oo >oar car with IShiniI.
rat.la (Hiproof
VACUUM CUP
xiaEs
(iU-.roaU'cd nnttaAhl on wrf.
If’.’i) |cw«tn('t.ijs flciaiticil
<h;|«iO/ from -Jart to Will h. O* .
aruiitcrd—per warrmitf tig; r •
inched to tali (atup-fM
6,000 Miles
If bettor lire* could br b«0it I
would tu. die ilaaa
; WORTH M. POP3,
JDnnn, North Carolina.
P. H. i will w-n fin a ttre for
•l.OA enrh. balance HI .Of# ,#cr
mN*- Oomc la m1 m> fnr you#-,
"rtf Hat naaUty of Uwor Ibvs.
WcnoiMl Oaer from mat Office.
I • • • • • • • 1 m
i * .*> Town Loo. an
! * hV«"l down ai.ao pm week
• located Hn##ih Wad Dam,
. * Htao of |«tn dOiMO
• UtIMTIf M. Pop* firm, V C
1* • • • i
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UAD TUI DOW* DISPATCH
t
'■]—T T-0 -- -
ra.KX/l. A KWH.
’ TB" oven 111 grade Mil (ixdr rag
■ l«r c** r meeting'loot 1>1*'*..« rfli-r
• rw... i I . tl:-» 3 Bool l.tlrrary D-ltc
' lot.* i'iIw* rr.l fniltr. weep jpr\d b;
‘jibe -uid.-l —Uuii e| too bxcIIni
i nl p .leilirklful meeting rrm
h*td.
■’"’ip iwo lliprrrv r(Kiel Ion of tki
the Cirri.* Ji. A ye,ark ant
• be fraacia ’VHn.il v til holh moc
ililr af-atn-nr c* o le o’rloeli. Tin
|1'-.vh -trrir'v e l , :,r r.-omretl I./ ft <1*
j help of f.l- rr* r.k r r.n Ike '■tsbjett oi
.<nta|>*l«ity icl’l.rry irriMtig fur A
eit-kmu engtfcf. This nrjjtmm w
i» reiidcrpil iy Qlr[.rd Wl’roc’a rl'1.
•>f Iilr,*vr :n-tnake. I anti all the ala
•enit ire welcb.’ng a lib Intorert te
f<e w Mill »fC*i It making headway
tl’P Cilijn.r «r the Wilton ride. Tbr
n«n.- r”c»rr for Ayenck Society will
•h- «n«u-lkd today ami begin duties
’ ff* Ihl* meeilng.
w:t> tie Ofirr.lag uf ebe Spring
I rurtloe for tfcj uUnn High School
Tnacluill club. much gnati|i and
•cbool «|tlili l> heard arbniirt thj
eerapu: iiy iho vurlour rodents. |i
l» leterrriJ* * to note by ihiito luter
oe’ed in lIk* tehcol’* .thk-titn thr
f.tei [lint l.n fllia-d Witauo. the erbuol
bar an /-l Plteler; la Chick Baacll.
nn oter’lii.t cotchrr: tad In drckvtR.
Botfer, Pi *wn-t. Cnlp. and iilbere a
fail rr.'tftd for Ike IrSrld. flat Ibr
•iu*VI'! - vrn *onuia,e* in# Infield In
••renr.-.ey and beauty. uni] In t*ee
Werr-n. Easell, Adler. and other?
• 1:5 reheil has an errrllent eorpe of
urtcr y-’rorr*. It |H rumored by
the rtuderl* tlt»> Maacrrr Jarkenr. of
i!te c.’ub Will rerlgi. be Macrgcr of
Ihe team but 1» It hoped ihrt Uc ru
ne.- It fnl-e end Unit no ruck actio*
•• llablr to oceurr. The lot* of
’hh-irty" J.-ck-uiri a* Manager of the
’ram mu'*! mean a (oar of a grenl
flare? r.nd a*i enporlMced mac In
1 ti nt on>rr.
Hr Haters err ronnding as their
f»«l material for tbc preliminary
tVImia iu b« held next Friday Bight
rnthrMy or at any rate poan. The
':*»*! Inn of Government Ownership
of mllmrds I* a vital Istam of (he day
trd he* rarer orgnmrr.u pro and eon
»* to the rubiest,' The dual arrang
ements far Urn regular Union debate
has been made and UlUagtoa and
~'ll be held OB March »#th It la pre
"sard.
MUa Fi rthlag. Unto and Caesar
•rearher of the High Brlmol has add
■•t im.-rest to hm work among the
’ nptls hy using C rivalry method In
’ter iMb-ins. Fnrh elasr in divided In
two « •'ups of aindmta nod the
Ktonn that surpass-* the other Ir
'Intly nnd depottnrnt far Die month
i* entitled to an hour off »f ore day
lr. the month while the other arc up
'* f'wved tr «try In rod make am of
lrt*t;a Ir that neriod. Mina Kmltt ill.
tided bar lOih Or.rde immense rlnu
'!<e same way ub;1 the students of
that Clare were r'-Jnlrerl to get off mr
l’-r yesterday i.ftcrnon.
rrTBon tn-ouxK x
T.te Ounn E.raVelhall girl*, which
HoM Frrm Ihr D. K. B. motored ap lo
‘i neon I.rrt Saturday afternoon r«j
the yn-pouu of ptuylng Denson a
m-ic c-r beahetlmTI. which they did
nml ir .ro defeated by tho score of
IS a.
Th- locnit pro** no allbt'i and
ink*- • defeat llkw Luo gportc, say
Iiij. t r# though they were defeat
ed ft urday next tire* they wir
•taU' . cnsna.aii up and tako notice
H>m ?r. thor* art a few thing,
which the writer would Ilk* to lol
'he public know. In th« Sr*t place,
’ho local tenm I* mode ap entirely or
in expert cncod maL-rtal who have
i.ev*r phived the gam* before. Lett
year and yoar before Dunn tltgf.
i-.vd no girl* bs-k. ibiill tenm anil ne
ts tn rally this year uo experienced
I lay era existed. Th**. loo. that
pr.aie na the «mt game that this tcic
ever played and th* tlret of the
tpftaon. naturally being harder to
win than whoa in form. Further
more, the locals had been accustom
ed to Playing by girls rules, whith
I eectBL'sly proper, and Dnuoa used
tr bore rule*, therefore playing ball
ho -sire hy one mrthori and th*
• "her half the other.. However, at
Mated 1*1 rs, the girls wake no *i
enswe aid promise to wtaMf potei
tie when they haul* Ttvisoa her*.
" "•Vpn tj-.ilnt pal np ,a gams
' 'At revorthetrm Th* Dwoeoa Five
•t'-re pul ft. * harder task than tbr
ac'.re would Indicate nnd th* posnei
o-d shots made by Lee. Calls, Nay
lor. aad lhe others warn bob* tex
'aay to Ju.lg* or cut of by the Den.
son glrjr. MIm Mamls Iss, Ceatei
for tb* locals threw Dunn's only goo
oa a fair shot from s teed distant
j from lh« Htiakol Denson's gnali
.wer* llirrtwu by practically ever]
Iri.-mbcr of the rire aad s|l the tean
[rtHiweg up well. Tct Woodall whi
.Marie a loag «*M goal was evldoatl:
ja e.sr, aad th* faat router that wa
,1-ntb sna.ipy sed skilled fay Oonaoi
Km la. toy Duan as toy
jward did not ahow up a* troll a* I
her custom and waa not la th* bos
i
hi VI <1 I’ABI w THK WXMT LAM
A Hroat I* Thrifty.
He work* faithfully. «ut*f noth
•d«. and make* the hast ua« of hla
. opportunities. He aaroa hla money
ro lhat hr may pay hla ova u*y. be
Rir.crou* to ihow Hi need, aad
. worthy to helpful object*. He work*
h::rd ami rosy work for pay. but ha
receive* no lipa for mere courtesies
and good tuma He la brilliant aad
smart am) la not a lonfcr of the
ai reefs. The real Scout la that boy
Vho -t au tlmra worn* to ba dofag
nowcfhlng for Ilia good of the eotn
n unity or other people end does all
he can to do good fer alt poop!*- The
ret pie admire th* boy aeoat lor lit
thrift Jnrm aad hla tendency to work
si all times, ne la not ong of the
tery anhappy act that load the
.Ircot, grouch) being*, hut Inataad I*
a hardworking boy who at all timet
wants to be on the Job. To aaa tha
word* ha le on Uo Job. He la bright
nod happy, simply bee*aae as a Bey
Scout of America for natriotlam
and national sake be I* going nil tbc
ttmn and working to kaep op wltk
bin progreaaira organisation. Thrif
ty la the ward.
men BTIlTH KATF VVD LOW
HEATH HATH.
Over TD.ooo nirth* t> North Oarwfl
•u* row Terr Forty fer rewC Atten
d'd by MldwHen.
North Carolina's high birth rata
•>f 31.8 per l.aot population against
her low dealt rata of 12.1 gtra* her
a most remarkable health record.
Hf*™* recently eompflad by tha vt
lal statistics department of the State
Hourd of Health show that there
were In North Carolina last year 56..
white birth* while there war*
!4.4*2 colored birth*, a total of 4»..
A*»A wai a a _ _ m_ *.
- - — ■ —- Mir uwv uirrr WfTC
«oproximately Sl.tM death* from an
r«-ieaa la the Ktata. Apparently
•Vem these flrorvs the death rata of
tha Rtate has eUahtly decreased while
• he birthrate remain* about the same
Another Interesting fact bronchi
•ml la the record* of these "Ufa and
daatb' figure* in that 8« per cent of
the white birth* la tha State ere al
i.nded by a physleue while II per
emt by MMetret Tbs reeyjne la
^M^r^%a^mdMW^rw^Oaly^
cent are atteadeJ by mtdwtreg.
rrobably (hi* fact, la the opinion
of tha Hoard, account* to n large *x
teat for the difference In tbu death
rrtoe of children ■ niter oae week old j
for tlir whlli; and tho colored racoa.
Arrordlng to mortality aUtlatlea. al
atoel twice i> many colored babies
•l> during tho first week of life as
rrhltr babies While tha Ignorant
midwife may be one factor responsl
bl* for thU c.iodttloa among the ool
oird raoc. lack of prenatal rare for'
mother aad child la thought to he
largely for tha graateut number of
Ikes* deaths In both i ataa.
THK MAN FOB IT.
When it enme* time to name the
appraiser of tb* Federal Farm Loan
Hank, of Columbia, 8. C., no butter
otlnrtlou coaid be made than of Mr.
h. o. Towuaoad. of norm. M. C. The
niadom of tht* selection would he
found In a number of ways. Kot on
ly Is Mr. Townsend a man of ability. J
of wide experience as a financier aad
of high character, elements necessary
as the Bret stonna of the foundation.
I Ingredients to nuke as efflclant ap.
i pruleer—but be la a man generally
beloved and la whoa the people have
not ho a man with the element* bet
tor mixed ao that tba poaltlna might
ba filled to tte capacity of require
maou than Mr Tonmeeod who ta be
l»g backed by lending flnandem. taw
Term, bnalaaaa non and farmer* of
tha aeotinn which atratehia from New
Hanover to Hamatt and tha conttgn-'
oaa territory
Ur. TownacmI’a farrlllarlty with
tha needa of tba people of tha Colo a
hta dlatrtet and bla peraonal aeqaalo.
taaew with thoaaaoda of tha people'
would make him even bettor qualified |
for the poatthm. HU career baa'
boon each aa to add to bla fitaeea for'
tba pool non. par year* be waa a
aaeceaafkt farmer In Robenoa county
ond now be la head of a big buoloeaa ‘
ccncara in Dana.
Tha object at the farm loan hank
U to aerre the Interest. of tha fann-j
or and tba haalaeee world; to eon
nart the two. fle la Mite way Ur.
Tewaead would be fiamtlfair with
bath phaae*.—WHealngtoo DlapaUk.
of form, rat played Hoaa and faat.
Naylor waa on her faat at all limes
aadworked like a trojan. Strickland
' too ntayad to the game nod the whnlo
> ton* played goad hall, although
outclassed by the more esporlaaaad
> Henson Qatat.
i Tba ftnal acort wan lt-1 In favor
t of the Hannon Fire, hat the locale
i declare ta Dana enthartaata and ta
I ran a High bckol aplrlt. that when
Deneoa takaa her ataad am tha local
i field, there will h another talc ta
t tea
COMMISSIONER** «m
Bi virtu* of the authority contain
«*' '» • emala lodgment r*.*N*«
Harnrn Tmm 1,1 • «*
Court, to a otiM thwlu
entitle* The Dana C"*ai«
swia^jssys
inn or parcel or lead, situated la
Carver‘a Creek tawaaklp, Cukaa
load County designated aa follows to
Fit: It being that eartala tract of
land where the defaadanl now Urea,
l-otjodod on the north hy the land* of
drfeodaat, bought of K F. Toeag
on lha east hy th# lands of ApePet?
ter Relate, oa the south by the Jobs
Eason land and oa the west hy the
tuttds of ths defendant, bought at
■uM K P Toung. being the same lead
lh® *•*«*•« hy Wm. A
Catbrlr about thirty eight years ago.
containing ivm^ji, arraa manor
left and known as the Thann *—1
bought of the said Oalhria.
Place of gala: The courthouse
door Fayetteville, N. c.
11m of Sato: Meadav Anrfl a
If 17 at IS oeloekH.^^ ^ ’
Terms of mle: Cash.
This February Stth It IT.
V. C. BULLARD.
COM MISSTOXhR'l *AI.K OP TAL
padi.e land.
By virtue of the authority oontatn
ed In eartala lodgment of tho Paper
tor Court of Harman Canty reader
od at the November Term i*l«, in
tiK* <«it of The Dana fMUiltooa (k
l wly Co. w. C. H. Lee aad wife.
Loberta loa. the n ad resigned Com
mUticcsrs of the eoort will ettl the
fallowing lands situated in Fataoa
Town shir. Duplin County, at subtle
Aurtlna, towlt:
PI RUT TRACT: Bounded aa the
north by the lands of Aoa Hicks aa
lb* ansi bf lands at Walter Diafen
p.nd Rt-ubea False*, on Ut* the south
by the ISDdr ol Reuhaa R. PhJaoa. aa
Ike West by (be lands of Ursay Dar
dru. eoatsinlag t l.ip acres aarw ar
Ur*, and bring the nee lot ar purest
nf land on which the defendant lives,
sad the earn* conveyed to him hr J.
W. Mallard aad wire, aad tor farther
Jaerrlption see their dead to him ra
UT of Duplin Coast?, said lut tf
Rinalac at a ataka to a tutch at tha
with said ditto N. ■« 14
W. II 1-i poles to a stake aa tke
ih".e* b*c* Una B. U
14 W ■ IS poles to a stake ea Bti
bem Faison’s ltoe: thence Fatooa’s
line g. S7 1-1 B 14 1-4 poles te a
daks. Falsos’s eeraer; Inn ft. Tf
»•*/•» ijftf »• a —he a. the
toad. with toe read abfrt K. •• ft.
the aortk by_
to tko MM hr the I
to the goath by leads ot__
Thompson, and the lands of oae Har
rison. on the West by the leads ad
lane Bennett. containing one aero,
store or loss, tho said tract emits In
>tc a small (nuns hows baflt by
Roes Stephens, more tpectgdaUr
boaaded as follows, trlt; Rglsalm
tl a Maks la Thompson’s line, Lacy
rsaa’s oonver, runs X. 71 W 14 pains
io a stake, thence X. 11 B 4.44 (alee
to a etaks. tfaenoe S 71 X 14 poles
t« e stake; thence g. it W 1.44 t4
lie beginning.
THIRD TRACT; Bounded ou the
"Orth by the lauds of L L. Faison,
un the eeet by toads of Lacy Tana
on south by the leads of defendants,
an Wrst by the lands of Mae Baa
nett. containing 1 l-i asras. mere or
low. end being the name eograyed to
!-.fm by flalrla Bampeen. and tor fall
leerriptios see Ms dead to Mm re
tarded la deed Book 114 Papa 41$
Registry of Duplin county. the told
land beginning at a stoke la Laoy
Tsan’e Mae. runs with C. H. Lee 71
w 14 poles thence K 11 K 1.44 notes
p tbr old Faison Has. theses with
‘be Fmlsoo line X 47 E II poise to Bt
la Tubs'* corner; thence bar Mae g.
It It poles to Lury Tens'! line, her
line ll w II 14 pelsa to the begin
Bln*.
FOURTH TRACT: Bounded on
lie north by the leads of I. L. Fal.
-on on tha nant by tha landa of Rlaaa
Taan. on the South by tha laete at
>-<acy Tana, on tba Want by tba laad;
of Mary Willisana. eontatntsg S 14
Itrras more or Iona, aad balag tba
nama rourcyed to Roborta Lea by
Doa Hicks aad far farther deserts
Hon tea daad by mid Doa Blabs to
iLiharta Taaa.
Tlian of gala: Monday April Sod.
1911 at It o'clock M.
Tanas of Halo. Cash.
Flee* of Sale: Depot to tba tows
of Faison. N. C.
April 2nd 1911.
B. 1. BOWDEN, Commiasloear.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
MORTGAGE.
By rirtac of tba power and anther
tty gtraa by a certain siortgage en
xntad by Thomas H. McKay aad
rife. Mary McKay to Tha Dana Cam
mtaeloa aad Bapoly Co. wbleb la I*
cor.lad In tba n«ee of Raglatar of
Deeds for tba Coaaty of Harnett, la
book lit page 997 the following prop
orty will be fold's! Public Auction,
via:
A cam in ploee or treat of laad I
lying aad being In Grass Township,
llaractt Covsfy. Ptata of North (Mr.
nllna aad daaerlbad aad dagaad m
*• •»! Banning at,a
alakr with ram patatani In tba ran
at Thoraton-s Creak os tba want Mda
of ibn rlTsr road in Mian MabalM
McKar'a tin#, and mas aa bar Has
h** «*'*»*' M « Want
ll.TI eha to a stake la tba asath ami
af tba land of tba lata D. MaN. Mc
Klf. tbaaoa aa tha MsKay Has N u
E Si te eha. ta a (taka la tba r*a of
Thors ton’s Creak with gam imatsts
tbanen ddwn tba raa af aaMaraah
Ita tba bagfaatag. eaatalatag M 14
naraa mam or leak
Mb* of gala—Tha nsilbnmi
door la UrUagtaa. N. C.
Tima of Bala Moaday Merab Path
1911 at IS o aloab mT^ ’
Tarsaa of ggla—Oaah.
Fnb. SS 1911.
THE DUNN COM. AMD SUPPLY 00