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I OUR OFFICERS.
H.L. GODWIN.
President
R. L. GODWIN.
Vice-President
T. V. SMITH.
Vice-President and Cashier
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The State Bank & Trust Company offers the fanners and business public every opportunity consist
ent with conservative banking. Our capital stockhas recently been increased to $25,000.00, and we
a • r now in a position to be of more service to our customers than before. Our aim is to do our part in
li.c general development of our town and the surrounding counties.
We invite you to cadi on us if you want money in your business or if you need it to develop your farms,
we also invite you to open an account, if you are not already a depositor.
We thank our friends for their loyal support which enabled us under the new management since last
April to make a record almost unsurpassed in the banking business of the state. We have paid an eight
per cent dividend for the period of the last nine months, and today we possess the most attractive
j banking proposition anywhere to be found.
Our directors are widely and favorably known and the record of'each shows that they hve succeeded
in business for themselves to a very marked degree.
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<HJR DIRECTORS j!
McD. HOLLIDAY. President Barnes A 0
Holliday Co. r
MR. WALTER JONES, Fancy Grocery, *
DR. R. L. WARREN, Physician and farm- '
er,
MR. M. C. BUTLER, Furniture and Gen
eral Supply Dealer,
MR. E. H. EUBANKS, General Grocer
MR. J. E. CROCKETT, Traveling Sales
man,
MR. R. L. GODWIN, Attorney at Law
and Farmer,
MR. T. V. SMITH, Experienced Banker,
MR. H. L. GODWIN, President of the
Bank.
State Bank & Trust Company, Dunn, N. C
G1VBM
(By Bar. K. J. XeKay)
“Btorr ya (ha tratayat Is Uoa, aad
aaoad aa alaraa la my baly aonataia;
Walk Inbabtfaata of tfca bad
treaMa: for tha day of Jaborab
comtk, far It la aigh at band." deal
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then happening were ia faMVBmant of
On Nov. 14. 1414, I slop*, and no
I dreamed, I hoard Solon biasphom
onaly aay to aay Lord, "If you can't
reign, got down off your throne."
On Doc. 14, 1*14, I hod two
dreams in oee night. The test drsam
waa for my own good; tho ooeond may
ho gtrao to tho pabBc. I woo by my
self walking n» a hfll This UO. I
think, waa not far frera tho loft bank
af a rtrar. Soma d>-*-«nee from ato,
aad in tho dlroetion I was walking,
than com* into .sight a ftne carrtago
drill by o coachmen. Both ear
ring* and coachman were In keeping
with tho pomp and rlory of tho
world. Instantly I f«K hands andsr
my arms to lift ms wp. And taming
Instantly, 1 realised that it waa on
tnvtsihls spirit, and began to rise
rapidly from the earth. As 1 went
op, I bald my hot on my head so so
to leave net trace of my dopartare.
Aad I remember no asore.
an AJUdY gr pood ntoDuezu
By T. EL Brown*, Afoot, A«rv
eoMaral BitmlMi Frrciea
At thto thoe, when every American
to expected to do he fed My, tho
farm hey* end gtrto of North Caro
lina an not to ha foond Aiding.
Berotofore, tho dab orruiliaUN hoa
beea mphadrlag the keeping af aa>
carat* record* aad matin* report*.
W* dill want tho her* and gtrto to
real** the v*l«a af krcplnc carefnl
report*. Hewerer, the emergency af
the tha** daman da that tho food ha
predneod. Tha dab ton aad pirto
hare ahreya dona the'r part to ovary
wtot A citato to arw epon no. Tha
retoaaa with which to faad tha aol
dtore aad altlnaaa will win tha war.
tony pareen la tamrira who cannot
ight mat ltd.
Tha hayp below draft apoanjat
m aid aoMiare a* thaaa at fto
Mapi aad I* tha treeicbaa. Tha hoy
aha fafto to da hto beet In pro too
lag faad far Dad# Sam to Joat aa
Mach a alackcr m tha aaldlM aha
tana aad reac la tha face af tha
aaamy. Tha Oarar—cat caa wto tha
•ar that arach aarttoa if rrery Anarl*
aaa daoa hto at bar part, k mad
here tha faad, hat H to wflhag to
IMr yaa gaad prtore tor k. Tha
lag H from Aa paayti to toklag It
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af MjtM faad prefer— batwaaa M
aad l< yaaraaf gaJtoiMdA
aiUl| 160,000 bosh.ls of earn. Wa
rant them to prod oca at bast 600,
>00 booheb ia North Carolina tUa
poor. Than wa want at bast 1,000
■aban of tha peanut chib. Than
ia no morn valuable food crop, and
it present prices, no more profitable
stop than tha peanut.
Never before have the chib mam
ben bed nth an excellent opportuni
ty to im the money they bib, for
a worthy cause. If yon cannot go to
tha boat for year eoentry, yon can
land your money to the government
to boy food and rbthtng for tha boys
at tha front. Uncle Sam baa made
It easy for avary child to bad the
yovernmant Ms money at compound
Intaroot by buying thrift itamps and
war raving! stamps. Ash your tsnrh
wr about them.
A little bright eyed boy iu ous of
oar towns was nson rushing around
■oiling papers before school aafl after
Mbool. and using ovary moment to
earn money. Ha was asked what ha
waa going to do with hb
Booty. Ho said, “I am going
to sand it to my brother la France.”
“Why* you have as brother. You are
tha only child,” waa tha rapty. ‘Yea
I have, there is a tall, strong, bbo-eyed
boy at the front in France, who has
so brother. I hero adopted Mm aa
my brother and avary cant 1 make, 1
■and to him.’* Yea, each of us has
a brothar ia Franca, fighting for ns,
that we assy stay at horns and enjoy
the comforts of Ufa. Unless wo do
our all to support him, aa ho can
aria, wa may have to go and take hb
place. Wa art expecting every N.
Carolina boy and girl to job this
army of food producers and do that
part you can do beat, in tha Native’.
Crisis.
MIS PLANS
That tW kaiaar bafara tha out.
braak af tha Bmywa war rapardad
tha pidrttl aaaaad eawing af Chrtat
la ISIS aa aa “iatafarraaaa with Ua
plaat** aad that it “would wrrar do"
b tha faatfaaa ay pNaa la a aarwan
tataad ia a bit af Aaaaaiaiad Praaa
iirraapialtan fraaa Laadaa. It it
raaardad that bafara tha aatbraak af
tha war a frtaad af tha
warn tm Oanaaaj aad had a i
Maa wMh tha Otraiaa
frtaad. It aaaaaa, had
If bafara a rattpiaaa
bad, whan aaa af fata
pradtatad that tha aaaaad af
Chrtat waaU aoaar la ISIS, la tha
ha -war lard af Karapa" ahaat It aad
■ rttpad ta^han jadai^-Qb^thU
-**#*•' --,m
Better Farming in the South
The Present Fertilizer Situation
(y I. N. Huyar, Dl raster Farm larvlaa
mo uaaa ox peop««
la more rad-blood
ed and patriotic
than tba (armor,
aad everybody •»
looking to him to
do bis baat. Ia
new of tba tart
that tba whole
world la dam aad
agricultural
eow I*
Offsetting Labor tHcrtaga
la new ot the tact (hat farm labor
to acaraa and high, every effort abould
ba baat towards securing maximum
ylalda par acta, with familiar, which
la ooo of tha bast wage to ooaaarra
"7XSU, ao Isduatry has bean
mare directly affected by the war than
(ha fertllUer tadoalry. Tba gorura
■aot Is wan mandating materials Im
portant to this Isdaetry tor tba par
poaa of maaataetartag munitions at
war aad hence baa greatly redooed (ha
possible boat, age to ba aaad la far
Uliana. in other wards, whlla tba
aattoa Is oalUng tar tba largest pos
sible crop yields, there la, at tha aaano
time, a gnat demand tor gun powder,
dome oaa baa aptly said. "Plants aad
aaaruwM Ml mum iwut " fV dMina
Bdir proaoat eoedlttau, tbo oumh
Mt bo tod flrot
Tboro to o ooaoMonblo obortooo at
tortilla* iofrodtoata, tad tbo prlcoo
of tbooo tmdrodloato oro oorroapoadtaa
ir bicb.
Fora Macro botattvaty CSooaor
la looniMQoo of Mybprlooo of ao
tortala, dao to tbafr ocarelty, oad bo
001200 of blflfr* labor oad troaaparta.
Baa aoata, f*tniooro vfll bo Mob*
tala oortaa tboa or* boforo.
Wtrtio tbo prtooo Of fortllltoro bora
odroaood, tertoaofoty for tbo form*,
tbo frtaaa of oroao baro adraaoad ottli
r, aa that fartfltaora ara ntartio
Boro tortilla* today tboa or* boforo.
Tbo oatao lo troo of a baobol of ears;
a baabal of wbaat; a baobol of foa
Mb; a baabal d »Mo ton, Mo.
Comfort and Price
Come Closest Together m This Car
Somewhere be i ween the rv
trwiMi of Loir Price and
Patrician Luxuriou t rsis,
there ia a point at which the
qualities of Price and
Comfort coma closest
together.
Right thsra you find,
ths Duds Ffysr.
This ia made possible If" j
cause purpoas to do. |
kiss for doing, and cx
psrisncs m doing, mio con
.Dined in the Dixie Flyer
factory to do their perfect
work.
The result is that you will
find in the Dixie Fiver all d •>
features mf Conuort. Con
venience, and Per/-'’tanci,
yon naturally wan! in your
car, and you will also find
many other desirable features
of Style, Elegance ami Utility
found only in mom expen
sive model c. It is a car which
satisfies and gratifies alike
•the particular driver
and the particular
dealer.
%3j&y See ti c Dixie Flyer at
GW-/ vour dealers. Drive it.
Kxr-rvr for yourself its
qulJc t 'xpor.ac, ita ample i>
r r u 1 rrvra in the sand and
cn the iii l:- iu* c se of oper
ation, nnd its ric "»<j comffirt
<iu >v:y ro.xL
Compare iia graceful lines
r.’-d 'h.uiretiv- decoration
v. i'h i! c cars you pass oa
'y .•y'.d or fashionable
I m* iV. •. »ii J — and tlio Dbrie
f iy.r vfiiv* \
Our nrw illustrated catalogue
will bo cuit you. It tolls tito
complete story.
DtXfs M°‘Ri2,5A’LSJ**ps*nr
UAJISV1UX.KX.
PARRISH AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
DUNN AND RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
State Distributor*,
pea and a Wane of miner?, tkat tka
entente alliee have —limply decreed
■not ba baa tan aad hara eoraunbd
together that than shall bo no peace
until tka danger of Oermaa aUHtarieta
again eeireertlag the world la to an
armed eamp’akall bo fereeer ramrod.
It la foe tka peon aad bapplnim of
fa tore generation* tkat France la
Mod white; that Bagland la ataggar
ing aad blooding and that America
I* naked to eager aad te make wbat
■tpplf «h* aaeded man power that
will aad tka tala of Ho aad Oott.”
—Oraamekora Kama.
How’s ’lhis?
W« o#m Ok* H*»«rtil Dollar* «U
nrt (or u> a*** *l ikiurt that eaa
aat h* KM hr Mail-* Catarrh Cara.
■aU*a Catartk Cara ho* br o tahsa
S' aatarrh aaffarara for tk* pas*
Irti'lv* yaara, and kaa kaaaai*
kaoara *a (ka aak raiiahl* riailr for
Catarrh. Hair* Catarrh Oar: aau (hr*
tka Bloat a* tk* Mttaoa* aartaaaa **
Dr. K. U Barofoot «f Baapaon
PMMtjr, wa* hi tm yaatartay