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or THE CONDITION OP THE n*ST NATIONAL BANK AT
DUNN. N. C-, AT TUE CUMS OF BUSINESS ON SEPT. II. 1*11
XCSOUBCE3:
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IT. R. kali .a umc ekcohtlw 40,c00.00
ΤλϊϊΙ W- β.' bead- tbsa Liberty Loan
TJand*) a-.' twtilal* ·( UiMxln* i..
HW-li1 L>.i 7-ipWjpMl lft.TCO.C·)
> oU».r ûaa V. £. bamfa (n* tnclixllag
*> ■·■-■?til uv: .xir*d.. . t.'ji.l*
Tattl boni . w.ihi«a, etc .....
Λομ of F.V»-j? Kc-iTTt Bu'< (30 par cast
ft embeerV-k*)
Vale· ot baruaf Vu*ο
Terr tura and ftxturaa
1 amVJ rcierva with Kaaarv· Baak..
Ca4i La »*alt and not amoortr da* from u
Ucjal baabs-.......—.....—
Xrt nsaocoti dj« tna bub and btaktn,
53d titxt comnaniel
Choc's * en cUwr bv.ka la tba aaaso dt]r
nr te-.-η ua M*utiat buk.. ....
Ckaeti on banks knM ovtMde of dty
er town of raportiac bank and otbar
Redemption fund w!ih c 8 Ti«a*or»r in J duo from ΓΓ Β Ti«*>
Total I41T.4M.1Û
UAWRIB:
Cap- i! ttock paid II» t 60,000 00
Porjx i» fur.d . ... 10,000 00
profit* _ $ 19,348.04
Un cumit «mua, inunit. nd tun
fold. Mli.57 16,620.47
Ctreuiattn* note* outstanding 40.000,00
tndh-liaal drpo*tts subject to eWekjc 171,880.87
Ort iata of deposit due is Wat tku SO
oaf· (vdur than for money borrowed).. 39,004.00
Cert km! chrt'vi ..... ai9.es
CaiH. . '· chectM ο it»Undlac 1,228 8 0
Cart :WmU« at depo«it (other than for
t»«y borrowed) 63,037.63
Other time 4«pootto — 87,466.73
8417,468.15
Uabi'i.ioa for rediscounts, inclwtiltff those
T-.Ox Federal Boeerrs Bank *4.706 49
K-_ate of N. C., Cotntj of Haraott, a:
L J. A. CULCKKTU, Cashier of the aW^namod bank, do solomaly mu
tut vH* above statement is true to the boat of my knowledge and belief.
J. A. CII LB BETH. Caxhier.
Subscribed and iwom to More Be this 19th day of Sept.. 1917.
JAM. PKABSALL. Notary Public. Commission expires Jan y. IS. 191Ί.
Comet—Attest :
J: W. DEAUGHON,
JOHN A. McKAT.
C. H. SEXTON,
Director*.
Southeastern Fair Closes
-H— W> WM ****** ««inwi ÛUUMI
. a fair com·· tonight aad it i«
αρχ.ί·4 that the crowd· in attend·
MM today win ha area larger than
war iL* cam yaaterda? when the "big
"tuf" -«a· neiM all day aad W«Q
iato ûe n%ht hjr thonaaada at rimi
m lfaiae far tha excellent axhi
Mta was practically naaaixaeaa aad
tha coatlaoad (air weather, which haa
pm<] to ha aa teportaat factor,
jiaaliuda» aided rary Materially In
££râfi a. aw^t^ to aa. tha
Γϊ η ■■■ π Τ Γ 1 III ·»ι Un
chief ^jiatw at the casfa
«TtEo* , __
■Sort «a ha j
Iach| tha
ϊκ^Έκτ
af depending m eot
i «ariMér«V far · mommy crop waa
potatid oat aad tha neod of Brink ι
pwrl»C waa portrayed in etoqaaat
H^Tmh _ waa1 practical aad
ι hy Co
-I have riritad «ha Mate fair thia
aad a nuaiWr af othata thia a*- 1
an·,' declared tha tonnaaii. "and
I have aaea aona that aacalhd tha Or
yut* that ytt hara hm Tha (Ua
phty.· in ladaad a credit ta the Un
coat; le* in thia eectlon aad I wiah to
can». I tola to yoa on yeor ehowfitc·
Yea -hoold not call it a com «how
kt ca ■»! 1-roitaiml aad Mveetoek
fair."
A antaal «achat** of eompKtacnta
a» V tha knowledge of each with re
gard jo the rorûl «ccÎ.oaa in tha Sixth
dialect developed m a malt of tha
fact .est MaJ. JMtph W. Little Intro
doe: i du congre» «an
Fv Jowina the «Una ty·
in tail nu. utaara «la
ting the fair ywfariw were County
Igect Boyd, Sara peon; Tingle, of
Columboi; Pace, of Brunawlck; awl
Motrin, of Brnnswiek. Mr. A. T.
Robert···, ttat· ton* ctab agent, wai
mother visitor to nt fair.
VUtm A™ EaM»Uln»i
Coainmii Godwin and other »ia
tin* iptiken and Jidm wtrt en
iwtalnal at dinner at tha corn ahaw
Unlit room yeaterday by the Cham
Mr of Coumth following an aato·
xobiW ride mr tb city. Tlta affair
irae entirely Informal. The party
aaa ■!<« op of fane ifenti from Ike
Ma «Matin lepreeealed by the fair,
la addition to the speakers on th
for the conference.—Friday'·
childhood and oM
ift, bland easily and naturally into
>nr hamsnlrtaa la oar fallaeea of
leart we hear the tender word· of the
Mattmr·. "Suffer little children to
MM aato Me, aad forbid them aot,
or af each ia the kingdom of Kearen. '1
!offer them. Cftisea· ef North Cao
iaa, aaffer them. Aad whea eeeond
childhood eomea yoa vfll hear the
«»· companionate voie· calling the
infeedled of ace. Aa patriotic citi
tens of a jrrest commonwealth, we
rill aot realise the fall delights of
«rte· ta haamaity until we provide
:omfort aad pretoetioa to the tate'a
wfortaaatae.
Recently article· have appeared la
ha newspapers calling attention to
Ae urgent needs of the Tarions or
Aaaagas ef the State and appealing
ο the citiaens of oar ceauaanwasltn
m «et aside one rfae'a μλ»« —»
ihaaa hundred _
-iffhteoas can··.
maa 'Témim, L. Clirwn Grant, *eq., '
Mv ^r of the kzialatiTe from New
Har- /rr, hi an eloiptent up··! to <
Om - nam to do tSeir fun Nit la
Dm τ .γ. formally intrcdaeid 1tr. J. D.
Mat 41, of Dm department of acrl
ceIt · at Waabhwtoa. Mr. Grant 1
dec! td that it is th» duty of arary
ose la ba patriuto· ta tbb lolmn ι
boar, as auktter what the cost, and ι
•apt ncd that there aiay com way <
trji.. : ko» aad that Aairlca may
be ! wasbt. to bar knees, bat that <
rfaer · eat ba no let ap until this war 1
is tr.M for d?moeraey.
Should flsln Hiji I
Ν asWtake >kn«U be mS in dooiv- I
Itn* tkf a amber of bon railed ia <
thfc «etloa, declared fir. XcVaaa. I
who m» de pa?* the eabjact of bis <
addr.m. He explained that thara was ι
• A rtep and that the department <
af cjHraNvt had calculated that t
Kar.'i CaraKaa aoght ta make a» la- i
cm > for next year af tea par caat. !
He· «a/, tuay eoctioas la the treat- ι
era art of the Rata can make aa fa»- I
crue » and at h consequence the |
farr re la the eaatora sectioa will
bare jo snake a aaeh greater bieraaas. ι
Τ a rretloa b naturally adapted to (
rate* bo*·, said the «peafcea, aad ι
the .artkar feet tkit two .packhm* (
hair · an ββ*τ grief ap wblfc a good I
ma.- .t at Bteamacd le only a faw ι
ham away by rail, nmaes It the wtaa i
aad t-ypit tlila* t» da to ralee botes. 1
Da iKatod rjf the fact that bijp ι
ear. itjta the chief meat «apply of I
the r14 and showed the aaed af bar- 1
tan ι teat to iddp to da soldiers u t
Bar yr. as wall ee to the alBm af I
sta· rm people to that caoatfr· <
WnSe* fer Clak Msmbm» I
«I Ma* boy eM members to the l
fair eto wtfi ba eatertolaod bathe <
Ket y etah at a dtoasr at the m t
»» 4 this after*ooa at 1 ΛΛ o'elork.
.«embers of the Beta» slab are I
em tod to attoad the dinner qpd i
am ward the rial fefcs w<0 aa «a a
» sg-js asrtAsfts :
Cad to the fair «moads. Mead- a
•a say thay are to have a meat a
eaile, aUe tttao. aa Am Mitortoaa amr h
da Usinas bjr aakros. a
Jaaobt la tWiam^ef the g
aad k* other m» etiw ae* Meeers. ρ
:
diaeaf thaw etodtof the Mr_yaa- a
tords y mare DMrteto *ami fW ·
maa aad MtCrary a# the federal mmt· a
/ «Ml eateaetoa eerrteo. and Pr. Η
Taear, to ehaeve af the tick saadlaa h.
at of eharitiaa—oar orphan hi··».
[| ao other on· chaan·! of effort ia
mr roaponao to the eoustnd, "Viait
lx rieV, relieve the dlrtrataed, b«ry
ha dead, protect and educate the
>rphan." ao *ivtdly asd practical)/ ·*
•mpllficd aa it la In the work «I oar
irphan hoa»ea. Hara ara gathered the
'atherlaaa «ad OMtbarUaa children of
>ar State, where they Sad /ottering
•are and proteetiun throughout tho
rears of their develoemea'.. Merc
hay are ahrea tha education and
ΤΛ-Jvae ao eteential ta eue·*· when
hvy go oat late tha cold world to
will· for thomaal···. It la 10 one
•r tKM iplandld institution» that «-r
1(7 (Mm of North Carolina la aak
^to forwtfd^a^Matribntion dining
t ha 'taVeat··aTwhft1 promleea no
irodiate WMtvy reward, hot will
lid la directing aaaay IKtla footatep·
η to the way» ef
We feel that erery patriot, who la
Mb trwm a aaalaaa and aa ttaaeMah
Mr· to aarre Ua aaeatry hi thia
rorld eriaia, will ehaarfaUy aaawer
he call to aid la thia aeeded work at
MM, tlraa placing Mauelf (or har
«1/1 on raeard far parfonalag aa
waeBlah, charitable, Chrhtiaa act,
roethy of a (aaioaa patriot who
land· for the eeaaec»atlen af tha
iter· Manhood and ireaMwhaed of
:orth Carolina. If eeery frMod of
te eaaaa ihould enUat actively in aap
wrt of αί ■ereaaent, tha hoaM
raaeariee won Id reap a haaallfal
arvert thia Thaakagiviag and tha
laiatenance of Uh date an ocptaa
gaa daeiag the ippn erhiag ariater
'AMU «— ■
The Dewawera af th· State her·
Mherally af their apae· I· «.
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EVERT STOCKMAN SHCULB SAVE EWE LAMfiS
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■«*· 1.1*1 MmM fer SrMdine Purpo«M From f «a» «lu T«at farm, j
_ _ . . - . I —
aaal Mmr Drrtafcm. Wcet Rjdàiga.
Thar· bM doubUeas bwa a il» la
the history of the world whan thl
Ami Indaatry of the Cut tad Btatm
»m ta loch a daplanbi· condition.
IBd nercr a ttaa «k« (ha production
>f wool aad aiattuu *«< a· Impor·
tant. Thar· la today a world ahortaga
Λ t3.M0.M0 aheap, aad this condition
la* ariaaa daring one of tk· moni
erttleal itifta ta tha history of U>t«
reentry. Bator· tha declaration o<
ni there waa a material shortage la
Mat predmla aad tha emergency
■hick haa arisen make· the condition
lie acre erttleaL
Wo will aot only need all of Λ ο
Beat predaota which can ha fro
laced Ova lamb aad muttofl. but tha
leeds of tha cornmiaent la aopptytni
he aoldlars with cWithin* le coing ta
■aha naueal Inroad· lato tha aapply
if wool at hand. Wool at tha preeent
Ira· ta calling u high aa to casts per
youad In the greaaa. aad the cbaacci
in favorable thai It will ro atlQ high.
». Under pretest coadltlona thl·
a«an· that tha wool ollp (roe aa it
■rage breed ihM) la worth aromd W.
niaro la so other (arm animal which
produce tncb a by-prodsct aad etlll
•area tha aaicul for rvprodacttr·
■arpoeaa to ropleolih tha braadlni
itoch.
Tb· oaa··· takaa of llvactock tn
Iforth Carolina ta MM tfcowaâ that
r· had M0.900 aheep, aad the cwai
ahaa la 1110 thowad a ahaep popala
Job of only MO.tM or h decrease ol
H 1-t par oast. Soch a eoadttloa ta
rtlaal. aa it aot 09)7 aaaani that we
to «aplata tha (apply ol
toa tha fhraa aa calaal which, when
wuvailf handled. Wll return tha
artaat peroentaga am tha 090aay ta
reatad of aay tara «nimal
The alocaa of every ataelaai
ihoaM ha to aara tha ewe lam be nil·
ihle lor breading parpoaaa It la a
to allow thea to go ta the
Tbla la 00 folly roaMaad
Imtoek aad kindred
ara maktag «rary «Con
to dfrert th« fcmaJ» broadlag
adaatry on the aaatara tara·, whare
* «m ttaa thl· tadaatry floarUhed.
ii οιμιιτ or α· hnu ta Harth "
Carolina maialatoed mm bwl of
braerttu aheap Okie aaatd MM a
Ami pepalatloa erf lev efltloe head,
or approximately twatve Ubn Om
η amber which we mow have. It 1· a 1
cocaervattve Mttuu to MM Out J
there to aoirlclst rati toad on halt
of u· (arma et thla Stat* to cany I
thla Bomber of ikw The amownt
of feed which tt would reqotre to keep
thU oamber of lb·*» «otlf aoaroaty
te appreciable. Oa tha trad all eaat
fana la thla Stata twenty heed of
aheep have Man maintained far ear- I
aral yecra. Tha wool tram tha·· *
tweaty breedtac ewae haa |wt baa·
•old for ft.00 par ha·d. whlah to mere ·
than aaSlctamt ta pay far tha coat at
keep, leaving the lambe etoar (rod I
Whan the |«M paatara to available
tha wool will pay tor β>· coat at
that pamaaant paatara· can aot ha
provided tn all aaattaaa ef tha Matee
la aot aa obatacla to ahaap prodaotlna
alDC· temporary paatmrea ara very
muc* better aad there to BO eactten
at tha State where each casant ha
crowa. The chtof laaaan 1er uatac
temporary paatore· to to retard tha *
development of atltah wcraa which
to oaa of the two chief troabtoa la
lamb production. e .
Tha Other obetoeto, ar at toaat what
le ooaaaoatr mm>« ta ha aa obeta
da, to the do* Thto caa ha coatroltod
by tha a·· of ootrato where aheap ara ,
kept at aisht. There to raaOy mora ta (
the twr at tha dog thu the aataai
damage which la aaatalaad. Tha writer
la at tha optait· that tt taraaara I»
taraatad la ahaap wait astll adeqaata
4o« tow» era paaaad that the aheap to
daitry wflj In bopalaaaly. Bator· a
doc law caa be paaaad It wQl ha aea
aeaary to have a lar«e ammber ef to
terceted atockaaaa brtoc praaaara ta
baar ea their todalatara. π aa at
tempt ι· mad· to aa a doc lav there <
to realty aa artemeat at tha piaaaal '
ttoa. alaea there are aot aeeagh afcee*
owned bp a ruffidecQy large aiiMhli
of Itattaaa to back ap tha toaaa.
■vea thatch Η had a lew at (he
praaaat time ahej» afeoaU be oortaOed
dec aad lateatlaal weraa mlliai
ahaaM aof .ataad eat ae barrière whaa
aa tod «airy to htol aillai Ilea
WW 8HKME5 EMISE IL C. FMIIE1I5 6REAT LOSS |:
Metier* Tw»*aitaf> aimwry Centreing Eight «Maw (Um
nena avoua» u· a total of s.iTt
(toaertee ta MU: of tkls aomber UU
m operated >04 SM Mie. The «TO
«· number of tatea «foaad by «ach ol
Imm MIT· «ttklbkMaU was tu
•iM, wWefc U Im Hua half the nam
m Ot balaa |l—>l by the ι«τ»ι«
HttTi ftaaorr ta BM other atataa.
Tfc* tare· naaber of ancalled *ln
«ta ta 'Nntt Carotta· ara rellea of
»f lltn· UnM. A foodly number
β Dm· ara Inlr ralica aad wortaleaa.
Hmm win kin beea haadeil «own
MM Che oM eeif-ooataiaed tarse plaa
■Uni of rear· a*o Tke uae of these
M, eet-of-dale omUlU M the preeeot
Im t» aa UMOMBto aa ptektaf Ika
let a· by ku< vaa wkeo tbaae aU
rtabHitawti werf Unfile*.
The Ι·>ιο>»τ gtaatng of cotto· la
h· mwaa af a great loae to oar
ιπμπ Ml I fael tore that the? do
mt appreciate tke nalai that weald
• theirs should they kin thetr tot·
m H*m4 M a mi I ira «ta.
Α ·Ι«ίη· inptlua ïaMf tanaera
ta» la partir responsible tor Ula eea
IttaN to the taat tkat ther feel that
bo lowered ptU u mot· than offset
Vf Uk· lBOMMd weight Tb*7 (Mi
lb*c»«lrM m· biqrara mtk» «How
ut· for tb· loea that U «are to oecar
1b waUbta by paying IM ter the οο<·
tea. The buyer *k· bulk· many
>ι1ϋ from ««ay farmer» to la better
poeltloc to Jadge how much t?i· eat·
toa win low thai the farmer who
only raliaa « comparatlraly law lalw.
Tn ran m mmtt Ikat tka buyer
win protect klONlt Aa aa ««ample:
Mill· aro at iniam paying about to
« pound, or MM par bala. Mora tor
•14 cotton thaa aew.
Tba finning of ootton at oM (tria
Klaaartaa that tall te «at oat «Ο the
leaf «ad din poaalble baa ahnyi been
aaauua.·!. and uprodteble Tba
farmer who haa Mt that ha waa «al
las dirt «a· Mat tor tka prtea ot cot
loa haa tooted hlmeelf o»Jy Ha ha«
fceea Dlttlaa hla itiwiHt IMta*
kawwladge agaleet Ikat of tka aptaer
vha waa mt li abia to tell w tka
HMa how aaek waate «.bala at oat
Ma oa· talked.
Ο M. MeCOMNCU»
Oottea Cliidfag.
BaMgh. If. α
WAST· IXTMACTIO BY MOOS UN OINNCRV.
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UVOMMTON JOHNSTON
Tfca wli *f tkt fete 1. P. PMmm
UHor of Om Dana 0«ld«.»u iMt
*1 t· probata I» Ik· ·β«· of tko
?·* « Af Coart hat
r«n4»r- THa «rtat· I· «JuoJ a| un
Iw—Mm. Mr*. fttUpaa, wM
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mrtfte. aa4 la ·Ιμ tfea <M«t kaaa
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MUD TU DVNN DISPATCH
For the convenience of the tax payers anc
public generally, I will visit the following pie.·
:es for the purpose of collecting taxes.
You will please meet me and pay youi
axes without further delay as I must collect.
This Positively is the Last Call
That I Will Make.
MONDAY, Nov. 26th, Buckhorn at Spence's Store
10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
MONDAY Nov. 26th, Hector's Creek, at N. A. Smith stor<
2 p. m. to 4 p. m.
TUESDAY Nov. 27th, Black River at Angier
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
VEDNESDAY, 28, Neill'e Creek at L. H. Campbell's stor<
10 a.m. to 3 p. m.
THURSDAY» November 29th, Grove at Coats
SATURDAY, Dec. 1, Dunn, at State Bank & Trust Co.
10 a. m. to 4. p. m
MUSIC HUNGE R
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You do not have to suffer on this account, however; you
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literally re-created by Editon's new art in a way that
makes your own veranda or living-room the world's great
est stage.
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is the instrument of which the St. Louis Re
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