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A. C. L. PASSENGER TRAIN
SCHEDULES,
No- S3 (Fla*) 6:U A. M
No. » 8:82 A. M
No. SR S:4S F. K.
No. 2R 11:1* P. If
Northbound.
No. U 6:88 A. If
No. SR 11 :U P. M.
No. SA 7:41 P. If
Now St lliSBP.lt
DURHAM AND SOUTHERN
Fmioftr Train Sehadalti
Lv. Dun
No. SR 6:10 A. M
No. 84. 1:80 P. If
No. 81. Ililt A. M
No. 41. S:SS P. M
Do your Chrietm** (hopping in
Dunn.
Mr*. Pi 8. Cooper arrived in th*
erty Sender from Sanatorium and
will spend th* bo 11 dav( bar*.
John Whit* Ivaa, Kenneth Parriah
Bam Stalling* and Jo* Gwynn, of
8mHhfleld, war* her* Sunday.
Bcv. and Mr*. J. If Waters, of
Wilson, are hero to epand th* Christ
mas holiday* with relatives and
friends
Private Ennis, of Camp Sorter,
Grepnvilte, S. C., a member of Co. A.
106th Engineer* la boaee oa a visit
to relatives.
After spending several day* her*
with *laOv**, W. A. Pop* returned
th* tetter part of th* w**k to hi*
horn* in Aahrvllte.
U A. Baker, proprietor of Young's
Hotel, returned the latter part of the
week from Plaahomt, where he at
tended a meeting of tho Southern
Hotel aaeociatioa.
Lao P Surie# haa psrehaaed the
Pred Jernigan home on Bait broad
street which haa been occupied for
•esctal pear* by Mrs. J. W. Ba acorn.
The consideration eras 14,000.00
Mbs Margaret Townsend. who tea
boon living with ter sister, Mrs. B.
O Townsend for several months, kft
a few days ago for McDonald, where
ihe win spend Christmas with otter
relative*
Mbs 8m Smith, who haa held a
position in the office of T. H. Brooks
at Baithflold for Severn] o.«wto has
pvw op bar work them aad gone to
Ullingtoe where tee will be --
Btapher for the Harnett County Ba
weather. Will he given at a later
data daring tte holidays. The ad
mimdsn li sad Ucts will be mad
to defray irpsmea.'
One of tte erteob on the ear of
Mr. J. L. Hatcher** marked Monday
morsiag. when Mr. Batcher tamed
the curve at Mr B. M. Pearsall's
oom»- Aa tte oar started to stake
the carve, tte sHefc pavement caused
It to skid, aad om of the wheel*
cut Ha collection of mokes into. Mr.
Hstrher wee not hart.
Mr. Aster Borne* hod aa unfor
tunate fall Monday moraiag on tte
»lick pavement aad cot aa ugly gosh
in hb hand. However, the Injury did
-not hinder Mr. Barnes* bssioscs aeti
vitbs aad he Immediately ted hb
hand bandaged by the doctor, aad
caught the early trste eat far a bud.
nam trip, that ho wm determined not
to have Interrupted.
Graded school teachers, —-r
Praitt and McFall of fl. C., Him
Butcher ef Va., Mbs Pridgen of Kim
City, and Mbs Caraog of Laconia, On,
left fee their various homes Monday
Pa snsn J a-vn .1. — «gi_ wo a a
Him Stephans loft Tuesday morning
with Misses dins sad HolrUW, who
•o to Wilmington. end Miss MeKei
thsa who Uroe in Raeford.
Tho graded school tamed oat o
week earlier than waa expected.
Monday morning tha sehool waa dls
■Mted for Uta two weeks Christmas
holidays. Tha reasons for thodfcaUsaal
before the oenal thao was tho oorere
cold and Inclement weather, which
wonld have esaeod a groat number of
tho students to nia the mid-term ex
aminations, originally planned to bo
had this week.
*• V. Snipes eeddentsUy fail on
Ike sidewalk near the boats of Dr.
1. R. Botler last week and broke kio
left arm Ha waa aMghtiog from tho
nraniag board af an automobile be
ta* tbe maeUae stopped whoa hia
foot became tangiod In i wire which
throw him with great force against
tha ground. Be was knocked ancon
oeiono hat soon reeevered, the broken
arm^ being the oaly eerieue damage
Aa will be aaee from an aaaaonea
*»•** I* thla lam* the gemge owned
and operated by Z. V. Snipes, on S.
Wflson Arsons, wtR k closed on Baa
dayn after the first of Jaaaary, 1118
Mr- Mtpm takes Ms atop after due
consideration and hopes tho pnbbc
md Me patrons wtfl co-operate whh
Urn la Mi effort to observe tho Sab
bath. Per the benefit of Me easte
rners be wtB hoop span his garage aa
Satarday sights until II o’clock that
H. G. Poole, of 1-a Grange, was a
visitor hero thia week.
Herbert Bain made a basin **■ trig
to Haiti store thia week.
I. W. Wado, of Lacaaaa, spent eev
eral days here this week.
Jere Pearsall is ia town from New
port News, Va., to spend Christmas.
Earl Barefoot and Earl Hinson
were visitors to Post Oaks Monday
night.
Paul Caaberell of the U. 8. Nary,
ia in loam to spend the holiday* with
his mother and friends.
dim Monde left Sunday morning
for a trip to Dillon 8. C., and rw
tuned Monday afternoon.
A number of tho teachers of the
Dunn Graded school left this week to
spend • Christmas at their homes.
Malmm Summerlin, wko ia work
ing in Newport News, Va* kas re
turned to the city for Christmas.
Hr*. William Thompson and Miss
Cunningham mad* a trip to Fayette
rille Monday to do some shopping.
Miss Helen Parker, who is teach
ing school near Chapel Hill, is spend
ing the holidays hers with her fath
er.
Murd Dowd. Lewis Adlcy, and Bari
Maynard wore visitors to Fayetteville
last week, to se* Gns Hill's Ml astral
Show.
P. 8. Cooper, president of the First
National Bank, who has been Ul for
the past few days, to reported much
better.
Miss Matibel Godwin returned Toes
day afternoon from Weldon where
she attended the marring* of a friend.
Mias Zollicoffer.
Quit* a number *f the boys and
girls, who are attending the serious
colleges of ths State, are hem* to
spend Christmas with their parents
Mr*. B. O. Townesnd who to in
eonnaoo-Willis hospital in Rich
mond, Va., . la recovering from an
operation which waa performed last
week.
J. L. Wade, manager of the Dann
Insurance A Realty Company, loft
Tueaday morning for a day trip to
Greensboro on baiimm in connection
with that firm.
Mim Agnes Warns, who la teach
lag school at Reeky Meant, arrived
this week to m*nd the holidays with
bar parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. War
ts n. sear Doan.
Rev. J. M. Daniel wfll arrive in
Dunn this week and wfll preach at
Mitkoffiit ckveh bmcb*
Uff and uvrafog. TW public fa ta
vKc<f to War W
Wndc Pridgen who la in school at
Po WrhV aepela1! Surinam
New York, la in town to spend the i
tavrfcar* *-■ "*:
AlWafUBAMlMiNW1* i
Viaaon returned Monday night from '
Washington. D. C-, where they want 1
to get the salt ease which eras stolen
Mat weak from Mr. Vtman. Noth
ing was miaaisg. Tha party who stole
the salt cans from Mr. Vtaaoa was
tamod over to the authorities ahd
will he deahh with later. Ha waa a
■oldler bey and la atatlontd at Cam
Hancock, Va. ,
Attend tha anctloa sale of town
loto tomorrow. Tha I. I. Cnok prop- i
•tty and some desirable lota on Town
•end Haights, now owned by R. L.
Godwin, will bo mid by Barton Broth- I
era Auction Company, of Wilson.
This it desirable poperty and win be
■old to the highest bidder on easy
terms. Manic wfll bo famished by
bram band and a display of firswerfca .
will taka place. Tha sale will he in- :
t cresting Attend.
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DUNN RED CROSS
Net receipts previously
published..-fS80.lt «
Donation, Mrs. Ed Purdie_ 1.00
Donation, Mim Win Cooper.. S.00 i
^ ISSO.lf 1
Donation Cbicors School child
ren (hy Mim Breaks_ «.87 i
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IIM.H
iomj Amount paid to
Him Com Wum Secy
Troon of Dunn Auxiliary
of Jarria Chapter..*S»«.8« i
L r. HICKS. Chairman
Jarria Chapter.
On laat Sunday afternoon a aimpU
but taapraaatm wedding waa aofemia
ad at tha home af Mia P. K WaaV
broak'a. aunt of the bride, whan Miaa
Bm Jonaa, daughter af Mr. and Mm
J. T. Jo ace af Waatbrook towaafcfp,
Bampaon county, hacama tha hrida
of Alaie Parker. Ike ceremony waa
performed by Mr. Taw in the praacnat
of only a few frieada.
Tho bride la aa attractira young
lady aad kaa a boat af frteode la tha
community. Mr. Parker the aou of
Mm John Parker, la | prorating
roung farmer of that aectiosi. Thk
young couple win make their future
home with tha groom'a mother.
Thoaa praoaat worn: Mr. aad Mm
P. H. Waatbrook, Mr. aad Mm i.
Harray Tyner, Mr. O. W., Better, Dr.
John Aarila Jomigan. Miaaaa Kalla
Sondartta. Kthal Butler, Km fltriafc
kad, Inaa Blaaa, Bra Jernlgaa, data
Maykr of Dunn. Thoaa from entef
town wares kian. Hoary Cooper,
Bomnel Parker af Falcon aad Him
Janie Weeka of CHatoa.
‘rr- |i
Nast Baaday mwalag at the Math
1=
odkrt church the •Junior and Prtaur
De pertinents will ham charge of th
opening and closing exercise* of th
Snnday arhooL Tha program will 1
appropriate for tha approachln
Christmas aaaaoo. Thar* department
with their Ana group of Uachora ai
doing good Work. An invitation i
extended to nil to coma Bandar an
hear the children.
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock th
Bright Jewel* will bam a Mite Bo
opening. Tha uanal Mite Box prti
will be given, and souvenir Christas
candle* awarded to member*. Thi
is the test regular meeting for th
roar.
The babies of tha Baby Boll ST
requested to bring their Mite Boxc
to the Sunday school service Sands
morning.
•CHOOL NEWS
Certainly bad wcathar 1ms play*
ita part In causing ever Increaain
interruptions and breaks la th
•chool work thia term. After go in
a week in about the regular routin'
despit* th* ineUmcncy of the woatbci
th* ecbool heads at length decided t
turn tha ecbool out an* weak earli*
than expected. In order to avoid ha*
ing to go to school hi each weethei
The boating system haa been glviai
considerable trouble this year, an
the d#*ir*d warmth has not bs*n ac
cured, thereby making It wise for tki
move. Th* only drawback t* such ai
action I* th* fact that th* mid-ten
•laminations, which were to be ha.
thia week, will have to be postpone.
HU after Chnatmas. In spite of thia
however, it certainly look* like th.
faculty and hoard decided to do thi
right thing.
RED CROSS SEAL
CAMPAIGN IS OB
TkU pur • substantial portion o:
proceed* of Rad Croe* Seale is U
ho devotad to the euro of our tuber
tnlout aoMiera. Thi* simple state
■eat should reach the heart of ev
rrp patriot and every fever of hii
'•ttewmaa. 1 knew ear people wil
rleld to tho prompting* of thetr be*
mt angel* and with joyous gonaroaltj
brow themselves into tha campelgr
>f the Red Croe* Seal agulaat the
White Plague.
(Signed) T. W. BICUTT
Governor
Can for Rod Cram Soala an ash
it aU tha Drug Stoma, J. L. Hatcher'i
Fokoson Brother* sad Thu Goldetati
Company. •
Tabereufeaie b tha greatest all]
hat Germany has, and hence the
nori formidable enemy of tha United
katas. Every Rod Cno Baal sold li
i koaeb thrown feta tha tranches ed
hk herrid agamy.-Over Tkm" W<
say not aU he ahU to hay Llbertj
ItekakiMteteMtekfeuteuwmrn
nen and children, white and
ua buy Sad Croe* Soak.
Marriage lfeoaaa tun id knee lag
mak leans:
R M. Murry to Alda Betts, hot!
if Harnett county.
Survey Deal to Mina# Weaver of
Cumberland county.
D. W. Donning to Maliak* J. Jack,
oa, both of Harnett county.
COLORED:
John McNeill to Annie Ferguson
nth of Harnett.
Daaateg-Jaelwoa
Angler, Dee. 17.—MU* MaKeet,
'an* Jackaon, daughter of Mr. and
fra. H. M. Jackaon, and Mr. Dtauie
Webstar Downing were married at the
ioma of tha bride’s sister, Mrs J. K
Williams, Saturday evening. IV
emoeony waa performed by the
•rid*’* pastor, Rev. J. A- Campbell
f the Missionary Beptiet church.
Tha marrihga came as a surprise
md only a fow relative* and friend*
mm present. The bride k one ol
km peon county’s nos) accomplished
lonng women, who has bald a poet
ion with tha 8tsto Bank and Truk
Company for the past three years
fhe brdle-groom is a prominent
-■--- -w- « — m *«1 T ill|
Li deputy sheriff.
Mr. and Mm. Denning win main
heir home hem.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO
MEET
Intonated eitJaana mat in Lining
on the flnR Monday in November am
>rganiaed the Harnett County Ctreall
rair AaaactaUoa. It is the desire 01
horn taking the load that every el
Jaen In the county bacoma intonate,
a tbk organisation and batp in mak
ng M a aaccom. The names of i
tort of the officers of tbo mwocia
Ion have already appeared In thi
•wnlp pipcn. Vn Addition to Umo
droody mentioned the following Vie.
trodden to hove bean appointed: Av
»»Mhoro, McD. Holliday. E. L. dad
*to| Aadofsea Creak. J. S. Jobaaon
loihaena, f, W. Harrington; Blaei
Uvor. C. R. Young; Buekhorn, Georg
kbematby; Duka, I. W. Smith E. F
Unvh; Grave, Owen Odum; Hooter*
>Mk, W. M. Pearson; JotmooaviUe
W. 1. Oliva lilSngton, J. B. Tag
rallOaa Byrd; Noffl’o Creak. W. H
Hatcher; Stewart'* Creak, C. M. Altai
Upper Uttla River, D. A. ColSna. )
X PnUaraon.
A call baa been iammd for a meat
ag of an officer* and any other
ntaraatad la thla Important aerk to
ho Snt Monday In Jnaaary at ton
’•lock. Plena* note the time aad earn
a Iittagton to attend Ala mam
ag. It wll ho hold In tha oonrthona*
• ». P. OSMTBY Oee>.
DUNN DISPATCH, DEC, It, t«t|
* BUSINESS LOCAL
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WE WILL WHOLESALE AND El
tail nuts, apple*, eraagaa tangi
Hnaa ate. Inject ear goads Aa
’rices bafora ms«ig year pa
chaea far Chrktaeaa. Phone a
write aa. John ana Panning O
Next to Flatehmani,
ECONOMY IS THE UND BEST AXE
. lag fee tore of mt hate. W
foci it oar duty to assist the pa<
, P*» this community in aavia
daring those trying times. Give a
an oppartanity to prove this stab
mant. Johnson-Denning Co. Nai
; to riaiabanan'a
r WE HAVE IT. A CAEEPULLT SI
Uetad Una of trait* note an
candles ter CkiWaM. Coma t
| aao as. rirtineen nagging C#., he
twesn Barnss A Holliday and Plate
mans.
' FUENlTUBE CHEAP AT AUSTIN
Stephanas** Co., SosithAeld, X C
1 mmmm . _I_
1 SEE THE PIS PLAY WINDOW Ol
The Barrio# Electric Co. Maa;
useful and practical prasanta or
on display. *
FUENITUEE CHEAP AT AUSTIN
Stephanaoa^ Ce„ Smitfcflald, N. C
Wateh for J. L. HActert Christ
mas ad In this hays.
WE EXPECT A CAE NO. 1 TtMO
thy hay and • pgr IT.TO per pm
cant ship start tide wotk. Haws yoi
Investigated oar prices. Wa gaar
•ao-Daoalnf Cm "mu, B*r»«
A Holliday aad ffoiahiaoaa.
GIVE SOMETHING USEFUL TMU
Chrtetraaa. Saa oar wtodsw for
•o®dMa» praetteal la tha oUetrfc
Baa. Each sifts are appreciated
Barvire Elactric 6a.
LISTEN—IF TOO WANT TO SELL
ar hay town or Country preport)
~ 5;
mor dor job If foo waai U aoU
8ao or write toyiia at
OSKE'S T(4lACCO FEETOJZKJtJ
acw ob -haad. -Aaatta-Btopfccnsvi
Co . arerthAald. N. C.
CALL ON GEO. L. CANNADAT 5
Cb vast to hap farm tea*. 1
ra atratal pod hamfaw are
noar Dana, loo -am at a*ea fc
you are lataooatod.
FOB SALK A SFLKNDID FARM
koras. Cosh «r aait fall tam.
C. O. BE INNER.
FOR SALE—Sd^OOO SKICE Foi
Proiapt ship an tit For prlaaa writ
to Wada BririE Co., Wada, X. C.
WANTED—MEN AND WOMEN ire
mail drealaia at haaaa spare *♦
Band S two-east stamps for t—tror
ttona P. H. Traftoa. Maachaatar
OBER'S TOBAOOO FERTILIZER!
Co.. 8mithftaM, llt,c!MU,k*,,*0<
1 '•AV* A KFASSEN
tar PaOmaa aatoasabOa, paaettealh
m food aa bow, which I will aol
{ST ***** tJ'da for fana land
Pfcoao a«tO ar writa to Jaaper K
Barhor. Brecon, R C.
i. L HATCHES HAS THS CHRIST
■aa foods that wTO pteass.
noticr—i orrut rot a alb an
hmiM and tot. Tho lot la 140x1*
fa«t, dtoatad la boat ad tha Chria
Uaa Chant. Haoaa fcaa 7
Locatiaa aaa Mo«k ban St
Capt. J. L. HINES, lltth Inftp
I Camp fcrlar. 8. C.
i IATCHXE'8 HOUDAY DOOM AR1
prattp aa vat aa paafaL
i LISTEN—IP YOU WAMT TO «ti"
for you, or h« »« B»d a cta«t
I BR SURR TO SIR ass VICK ELEC
tr»e Co., far praaktan, alaetfi
: ^•‘risraja*
MAVR A LOT OP COTTON SR1|
i RnJ *o haad at a paad prlaa. Oaa
and pat «ar ptteaa Mata haptac.
JOHNSON-DBNMIMQ 00.
>faxt to Wild—mV.
• TOR 8 ALB—I HAVE A ORNTU
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. Ladies ^°at Suits and Cloak*,
and Childrens Coats, Boy’s Kne_ ants,
the balance of this month we will sell re
gardless of cost at half price and less on
many of these items.
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jj So«e$15and$25 GMMftlar $5 I
All Hata and Millinery trimmed, good 1
S^a00’ $2.00 and $3.00, worth up to I
$ 13.00. ■
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF STIU- :ft
PLUS CLOTHES FOR MEN. I
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>>*>!>«* ■' ......rnniiHi *#*» ■
HASSELL- JOHNSON CO. I
I HAVE AMANCIO TO BE AT B.
UwV aten fat Dub . Dnutn
22nd ab4 m|^ ^ Mttte
■HA tba fra who an yat bahted
• *da*nSSf*n/*»!r7 teXr'te
• a LSMaqSraw;
aalf what to da. Go to God with
*. t. G. Layton, Dunn, N. C.
WE HAVE MO TOO* OF SGOA
baw on baud. Buy it nUb you
cun gat U. Aoatta-Btaphruaoa Ca.
StelthSald, N. C
FABMS FOB UU—SEVEBAL
ten ago I bought fans land north,
■oath, sate and wart whan it was
chaap and now I ten aril thasa
farna eloaa awl cannot laalr after
than. Any aiaa hoa 40 to 1000
•craa to suit porchaaer, on 10 to
10 ynars thus. J. 0. LATTON,
Dunn, N. C.
BED DOC OLOO FEB SACK. AUS
ti»- Stopheaaoa Ca., SaaithSald. N.
C.
BED DOG OSAO FEB SACK. Alta.
tin- Stephenson Co., Smlthdeld. N.
C.
SHIP STUFF $2.40 PE* SACK.
Austin Stephenson Co,. 8nuthJUM.
M. C.
WE HAVE 100 TONS OP SODA
■ew on hand. Boy It white yon
eon pot It Anstia-Stephanaon Co.
Smllhflold, V. C.
SHIP STUFF IMI FEE SACK.
Anmlo-Stepheaeen Co„ SmrthT.eld.
N. CL
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1 Tha American Eod Cr
Baa contributed
*,*00,000 frnca to needy alck aad
weandad French ootdion aad needy
faaafflia of eoldteta
Baa eotahHailod SO tWapesaarloa hi
the American war tone for raoidant
troops.
I A deetal ambulance at a port fai
Franca for Amaricau toopo.
Malatatae a hospital aerrteo which
. aoppUaa *AM French miliUry hoo
' nttaln.
. ptyiar 3,000 French Keep Hale
Tan eon Wane on the front Use
■ la operatiap *U cantos— foi
> French aoMien at important railwaj
- eontroa, which aorro $0,000 eoldien
a day.
h oatabliahint twohra rest atetlom
at important aOway eontroa and r»
««peratioa camps for Amariaoa troopi
U operatiap am arttteial Batik fas
lory and plants for maaafaatmro of
apliala aad nitrons eslda pa
Hoa a—traded for a anoraMa has
1 pits! of four —its nccoaamodatiaa
I 1,000 MOB.
| Malataiaa a casualty service foi
I —thortap tafcrmatlia for Ska wound
• sd and mlasiup aad a madias! re
I tarrying em rapair wart I* tarn
▼iUacaa ia tka daraatotad ragiaa U
«naMa rotarsad *~'H— (a ate]
tkrooskoat tka wtotor.
b imppijrtnc porubto >mn tm
dw «a rflka fMBlUaa wUrt teat
rat arc ad to tfcta nglon.
OUR 1
WILL CLOSE NEXT
MONDAY NIGHT
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