THE DUNN DISPATCH
April Ht, 1914. It Ik· yoot rile·
X. C. aritf Ik· aot «I
t, im
A TMOUGKT rod THE «UIL
™ ewriuri iflrttwall
things. With m nation, m lAk tto
iadtridmah «ho wVi vp Ht· itUea
(•23ideB?U'li?tlLMfeee5S2?t1
b^ luTlf. '°Ttot !.
TMUd and wtna Ou waatod. whkN
k «pent im dHImt htts toon HmadJ
Am (king· which mjwKr w«rrfj
to tto bInmm of tk· My o»d te
pmm tast NM only M w«»lth Up.
«B WHtmki —■ blÎM u rn found··
t-on »oat to raiaed ui» «troetnr» of
tto lofty H«kt ef tk· nirit, if tkk
cattm k to property ίαΜΠ Ka gr«ol
-1— "* - arcowrpthk iOUa*.
f· and Mn. Tk)
— — tody ara cood; tha
J·"*·. ·* tto iatoOact totter: bel
Vet of aB an thine* of tto aool; foi
I_ ak. .«I · a · ■· . . . .
'» tto nUn. aa la tto indlTidoal. la
tto kmc ran Κ ia character that
court* Lot aa, ttorafiin. aa a peo
ple aot oar facoa mohtdx aninai
"Il «ed with brood charity with kind
Hmm B»d food will toward all Mon,
w» oelttBchfoc doteoriaaUoa ta
*»Ηβ down tto wroa*, strir* with aT
tto «troactk ttot ia firon as fot
^and privât*
AN HEftOIC LITTLE SISTER.
The crack! cntk! crack I af rifle·
«he torrilad ahriek of women, ahoati
that mri Kk· Dm criée of wild beasta
— . for a Uttta girt
of ate «ho ha a*apt^|iatafnlly all
4^^^ L· lT—^
Hi* Mvvvtn Cwo iBtff coBiorwn
Mnad on tba mad floor of her hoae.
laby hatha» ana coddled within he·
an·, hi* curly haal tacttd udn ha
chin; father aaatchad hi» ap pâÔtd
Mar iliag aa ho raa oat tKr»u*ti
the 1em doorway of tha dark hot,
whoa wether dnmd tha two oldo*
cbOdroa alaa* wi3i either hand
Daw· tha moo a tain'aid* g»7 fled
with al tha ether iohahitaaU of the
otd aea. for «ν tha narrow allejr ware
charging flerea-faced tnrhaaad Ky*
a ad tad fasaad aaliUaaa af tha saltan *■
aiaaj tha vary amy lata which tba
tant aaa af tha ragiea had bean
drafted aaatk before.
■Cllil crack I aad ban aad there
ai waaaaa ar hay etaaaarail and fall.
Crack I and father fib and hty quite
at®; baby brother throwa haedînn«.
bagaa ta cry. Hater with liawiailem
•«tel
lu in
«nU fall
"ΛΛΙ
■feht be, tWi vmU dnnb to
fact aad »ij |ir oa with kir pn
wdn tm mt dawa tk*y fell
Mm 4*oi ·( aa American
Her· tfcay tn»
hanger. too *nk
to haoeh M the <Uor. aatfl the Ble
ed the hiaii ttusd tti·. ami
la, kaiM, M, warned
aaa ■otaarad tlm, while bar chll
4m petty baby brother to tMt
haert'e caatent aad Maad km>
"wafer" became ha waa. A few
waaka later tkay kad ta flaa free tka
ertjr taa aal fart· ital» wHk tkoa
aad raV
tka Britteh hara
ai Ain a >n ekildren wkaaa ι
heeebeea araatar tka· tka nfwt
a* "Wafer* and Ma karate little !
ter for they ham
and burning dae
. rehed with thiret,
_ . tartar af their cruel
' (MM. They hara aeaa tkalr
and brother· aad afta» 1
" or left te
hr the wayatto. Mow, oat οt reach
M Mm Tarin, they are aafe fréta beiu
lulled, bat they arc kwncary aad
h aad aacewfortod. Won't
yea M» ta feed aad clothe and ehel
tar theee ( terri»·, forlorn little
waif a? Set
this iWl—t IhuI no ifmMt
•ilk tt» tHM te »*nMaa· Ike purchase
ί*^·1 »'·. ·Ρ®^Λ< prie· after the
of hoetUStlea, ud ae a re
sult tlM7 art mew baying tS«Lr «hoot
trom Aipittu ud Aoatralia. where
Il (M be imnhmil M little ΜΠ Iktn
half the prie· which the !>mat re
cctves for Η in America. The wheat
of the AmntiM nul Artnlh. while
produced in pUntoous supply. «η not
available duriag «be wmr h»L»ua« of
Um iMk ef (kipping, bat the moment
, Um armistice wu signed Cng Isnd pad
! fnac« sent skip· poat kaate ta thoo·
countries to Muff back cargoes of
wheat, and now are taking from the
United State· only the qaantity Bead
ed above tkat which they can secure
(re· the South.
Thai the Uikad State·, loyal food
purveyor to a stricken world, ta left
"holdlac Um bac." Hrr word hai
been paaeod to Ike producers of wheat
at ho·», and Η moat be kept. Con
tracta far iteel, coal, transport, moni
tion·, clotkiag aad many other Items
required by the war hare bees con
cealed by a stroke ef tke pen, bat to
.date there baa ce·» no propoaala to
cancel tke ammnt made with tke
agricultural Interests, nor haa there
been aay propoeala from the latter to
comproadee tke agreement- Instead
the nation mast pay either by tke
plan ef buying at tke go reniaient
price and eelHm at tke market prie·,
tkus reducing the coat ef Bring mata,
rially, or permitting tke government
price to rale her· aad tbna lustaining
the price of Coar, bread and otker
important necesaary items of living,
la tke end tke poblic must pay. The
farmer most hare his prie·.
Par be it far the government of tk·
United State· to stoop to a policy of
repudiation Its words la as good as
ts engraved hood. But one cannot
refrain from peculating why one
overnment contract is subject to can
cellation and adjustment ' while an
other meet be carried oat to tk· let
ter.—Wsshine-ton P««
THE UNITED STATE»—A GOING
CONCERN.
Weahingtoa Pott
There li a ntnlu unwliiti· In
the public mla4 ta ϋκ DlM State*
which la menifoatiag iteelf In varioua
ways. The war haa ahaken Mirilt·
ak eat of their farmer eaey habita of
IUiUii—«r not thinking —and the
icquiaition of knowladga la proving
acutely painful to many kind· of
brain·. Soma of thorn are equal to
tho etruia of aboorhlnc troth. They
art rominfr aour, paawmiatk or hot
«heviat, according to tho tempera
ment of the individual Osa type of
■aiad that wcoi to bo tncrnaaing in
numhen la that which would throw
iway all the nod that haa bee· ac
)tured through a century af effort,
:e emhraca notion» that cannot atand
ta· mlantaa of qoiet analr·!·. Thia
xlnd of hair-trigger American ia re
ruling now ia die chaotic etate of af
fair·. hoping to aee a complete over
turn la which he will atand ar chance
I of grabbing acta advantage which he
cannot hop· to acquire la boneot <
com
petition with lia foliota.
,Î-WWT*·. do·· not lie
the ahal low-pa ted or the merely
«mrtoo UtaOaets. Soma of the etrong
J* beahiae· men in the country are
MafioK aa though their bralna had
dawttod them. Inatead of eoecen
iratiag upon the new problema that
" quietly eonfi
r4>uâj«h «ad
I la win acta. Other· hn Jim» Into
their «1>«Da nfubf to loo··· th«lr
minât or their pocketbooks for the
mko of keeping the wheel· torn inc.
They ticuM Uùa turtle IUm Hlll
«r by aaeertlng that "ne «m know·
what te coming." «ad "w· sut wsit
to ace what the peace conference win
do," or linilu nonseaae.
Of course, m ΟΜ knowm what ta
roming. Bat ta lt i· not presumably
that the richest, itroageft, mo*t toi
rent, mut active and meet Indepen
dently-placed nation la the world will
-ontinae on the map? Surely that
'» net a violent aeeumptioa, although.
itrlctW «peaking, it Is no more capa
ble of denonatntio· than any other
fut»· propoaition. It li sufficient,
However. for the ordinary Amencaa
if ha wiB bat «top to think that he
aad his fate an bound up Id the fate
of the co an try. If the United Mates
te to go down, the average American
would inet aa soon go down with it;
aad if the United State· I· to go for
ward the avencs cKtsen Is Mtiifted
to ge along, rather than leek h is for
tune In other countries.
The hanks an bulging with monev.
The people of the country an rich.
Their wwMwnt borrowed billions,
bat M bo ι ru wed from the people who
have recovered meat af the money la
hi·!«ma aad at the tame time hold
the bond·, which an drawing inter
ret. The bankers of the country an
rautloua—a gaad trait In bankers. If
t does not degenerate lato men
ihecptsh timidity. Weald It net be
well for tho Bankers ta asamlne
'.hemerlvea sad the cous try and ask
whether they an not a bit too cao
•Jooe for the heat iatereet of all «on
seraedt Doea the United Btatee de
pend aeon the peace conference after
all Τ η it aot rather a fact that the
Ualted States has been held baek toe
leag In Ita no nasi deeacstlc develop
ment until It la toe crimped? The
IΜ,ΟΜ,ΟΟΟ Individual· of tMa coun
try want more raltread·, more build
lags. man fana·, mon gardena, men
of everything that brtiyp comfort.
Mat the people ban what
A^wut when CUy have the atoaey
wiw ail ana rmKi to Um atmii|tl
of Λ4 Uto Oinaaa mpjn, It ·ιι·ι to
η Um* an? AbnInh ara tan
Mdhur to· «acll to tka ptamim at
Km «mm wkni tlt«7 ara tfnM to (·
farwart <■ batoaiai of m
MIM wnèMtt Ar» Dur afraid
that C«mMF wdl toat back an4
•tori tMkir «art Nat a afcaaaal
Mar «fl aarMy 4m (toit · war
that aaa4 fciMiir Um Uwtod Ma to·
TWa aridity, tifw natWa to aaffa*
•f naw fraa natbia* «ara tku ·
fafca atoto ef aM oa lb· part af Ma
••a paayla. ι hay to*· baaa toatoi
aa4 ara aaaaajr.- Lat tWai tB
Wla« aa4 ito» «4U aarxtr· Éat (to
>M Uattad MaUa to Mart, Wm ae4
rWar^tto» ^a^. «M» gÉB tog
It ha·» aa4 abnml iKaa arar tof«ra. ι
Ito rletanr af ttoitr 4M aat toil
UH'W· MMVBl OTVfTWi Win·!/
I *nbM G a—a ay. Tba fraa aa
Jaaa «fl «H* aa · battar autol
>M Cinaaay avar 4ri—if af ftr
a*. AM Mm* Aftoia* ml lo 4a
ST'aS f-'""t?'j-Î*a!r
aa·*. Mwaar away Itotr a all y rrar
ha aaaaa liafinan aa4 *a aallla·
MM af faratpi julliai. ral ay
Automobiles,
y Braender Tires
• / Willard and Exide Batteries
Pianos and Phonographs
BETHLEHEM TRUCKS
We have the Famous Bethlehem Trucks in Stock from 1 1-2
tons to 2 1-2 tons, also
HAYNES, DAVIS and DIXIE Automobiles
The Braender Tires for all cars. Guaranteed to give satisfacti
on and adjustments made here.
CALLED HER FAMILY
x - TO HER BEDSIDE
3h Twi Af·, Tlhkfac 9k Kite Dfe, S«7.T«»Mr. telWw
9m b * Wtfl, Stonf Wmmm mi Mm C*M Far
■»T— City, Ttt-Hn. Mary Kll
BM. ·< tu· slMft. an; "Alter a»·
btftk * *T UttU gtrl...n>y a^· eom
■nrf to tart m. I had to ι
-I
wtU tta ml—ry
>. ..I η ta M for
tknt Booths ul wgmd iooh acony
that X «U Jut drawn bp la a knot.
I tall my husband it h» «nM pt
as · bottU of Oardnl I would try H.
I eaaannoad takla· lfc>taw«*tr. that
natal I called taj faifty' abeat
as·... tor t tot* I eould not last
I tad a cfaan·· tor
Ο· batter. That «h «s rmn
•ad I as atm km u4 tm · «ail
aUoac wxa&A, aaâ I rw· *17 Ut· te
Cardai. I had MBj tekaa taUf Ote
Mttnrf rtett M Ute tka O^M
•uOl I had tâktal ttm kattlaa aad ■
1U aot aaad ur non ter I «m «d
and nrrw telt batter ta my Ute... I
kin unr had anj tnabte traa that
d*r to thli."
De ran aoffaa fr—t h—«ad» a. haate
aefca, palaa te alita, ar aliar tiwi·
forte, uh noctfc? Or 4a jw teal
waak. iiainM and tint ait Τ U aa,
■Ira Cartel, tha «taaat teste. ·
trteL j. η
«m
Who's Doing *
A /Your Plumbing?
\
"l OUGHT TO BE"
1 have opened a shop in DUNJvI and am
prepared to take care of any kind of work in
the plumbing and heating line.
Send me your order and I'll soon be on the
k ·
job.
Ν ,
hot air heating pipeless furnaces.
Now^is the time to get your estimate for
W. C. KANOY, Dunn, N.C.
i Opposite Poetoffice Phone 263
THF. GOAL OF DEMOCACY.
TV· ftnrchlicht,
W· raalljr ballaae thai foil drmo
rrwry cannot rid t· the fall MfkU
of lU gpptTtanhiaa antil tkara coma·
t tewntf af labor un) h» a «at tall,
•kkt a>M m hand in hand with IIm
tpraad of Ckriatiaa elviHaatfaa «Met
aateiat dar will ka aujt paaalkla
irkae tka «Μ la tka "epfar nw"
α Franca akaU ha va baaa ctiidtM,
»nd aar ffitl PraaWaaC «ko la tka
laaihtant Ifirt la tka·* IHWiM
i^afl dwkra ta tka war Id tkat "all
m ara fraa" aaduaid kr tka It Craa
*r wttk aartala auairvn rWkta, ate.
rka traa nNm af aM world ΝβΟ
Waa aay ka fiaad In ika man
praad af CkrMJaa Iraialnc, — Otaa
ra4«d In tka Ufa and lwill»iat af
nfit
Lata, tka laada* af praaaat day «ta»
L|l^ M
Ira* Ika walti af · fraa* CkrUtaal
LkaaaaM tka i»iiCi af anUtaT
\w9tef and tkat enttfilWIad leedtf ■
Μ» at tka MM tafia af tka aHU.1
lis UMBliwf la— —4 twrf
■n r.. .XX IW^MJ JIM..— JJU I
qualification· have htm shaped and
ennobled by that bliss· J «Id book, the
Bible, «kick ha· Wmm the sheet of
nil that to rlerieoa la American man
hood If Om ship af State ot tkia
nation la ta ba raided securely and
«afely tfcreagk Ita litlra Itapnto
oua billows and aapi aaaa of aaktta
prpMwai. graft tad wklrlpoola of eto
«aldsd hadmhlf, aaralj aba wat
mer* and am Md open Mm eternal
rock of tratk and rlgkiooesneee to all
•laaaee and tdndtttoaa. Without tka
aoldlnf and «oaMvocthra laffaeaee of
tLI. IJ. · 11- »·-. — — «-a · » » »
tktofSl· Wk, Um MUml
to dsatlaed to Mid opoo- the qatekT
sande of racial strife ud Mlad toack
CHARM OF THE^WELL-KNOWN
Bsary Cabot Ladga. I» Scrlkner'a.
Raam'i solfla*·? kaaiaaja* "To
be or aot te ha" la arokakly aa faaall
!·* ** »|J» N»*Me fa* a ay word, aot
fc»" 'ttopyWa '·*«·" ■·*
la Mm Rlkla to ka. aad kaa Mrtalaly
kaaa declaimed aad raattod aftanat
tkaa aay etkera, fx· tka boy at
Mfeaal to tka mat actor aa «ka sto#e.
Haa ka tower, ha akflaaoaky, Ito daw
ftoea of
a« taiafiaattaa, kaaa *iwl) la aay
ι deer·» Impaired? Where could ODI
turn mort rarely at the chown mo
[ment for a noble quotation? Airain
j no I In·· in Shakespeare ar· probable
[more mhirMll; familiar than Por
.tla"» speech, beginning "Th· qualit)
of mercy α not (trained." Hu um
I at ail laaaened Ha axquiaiU beauty?
Deaeend Lb the scale of froiut
Life Worlfa on th· rren of th· battit
upon the Plains of Abraham, boys ■«
girl*, men and wom«n hav« bean r»
pelting for more than a twtui tki
"Klify in a Country Churchyard." Il
might be deeertbed in tbe word· el
the yousg man, overheard by Mrs
Κ érable at th· theatre, who remarket
of "Hamlet" that "it teemed to h
made up of quotation·." Doea al
this familiarity in any way effort ita
beautiea, tbe charm of the verae, th<
perfection In the choice of word·
the aoft twiligfcr of the picture and
taa^hongbta? Ttere is but on· po»
NOTICE
Having- qualified aa executors ol
the eetate of 8. C. Neighbor·, de
ceased, late of Haraatt County, North
Carolina, thia is to notify all pereons
having claims agalnat utc rotate o1
•aid daeeafted to prevent them to the
undersigned on or before the 6th day
of February 1920, or thia notice will
be pleaded is bar of their recovery.
AH persons indebted to Mid estate
will pleaae make Immédiat· payment.
This February 6th. 1919.
J. 8. NEIGHBORS,
Ε D. NEIGHBORS,
E. F Young, Attorney.
Executor· of tbe eatat· of
8. C. Neighbor·.
iiiXCO-iiohi Γ
Tfc· KUrtrU Uaki m*
Fewer MM) ./
Operate· a vacuum cleaner—ϋ>·
modern and sanitary fray to twacp.
B. J. HUDSON. DmWt,
run η. N. C.
THE MOMENTUM OT THRIFT.
Picture a powerful ship—ai large
aa roar imagination can conceive
without atntchlni it rat of propor
tion—a diip stalwart, maaatra, majw
tk. In your mind watch this ship
from ti« dan of ft rit coastruction
the laying of tha keel, the lnwrring
of th* enormous beams and plptae,
the rmttla of a thousand riveter»,
rwarrna of artlata, artisan· and me
chanics «limbing arar it lUca beea
over a |lnt honayeomb, until hi
your miad'e «y» you oan aaa tb· great
task cooplatad : * Aaa bearing the
word "Sac Bitty in golden btten
floating St th· bar* and another cuv
hlason.d "Thrift'· ai tha masthead.
Yob n· this ship a* the dock in ·
put harbor with a toweriag aky
Hna aa a bMkpvasii a powerful
creation of mas baih to withstand
tha shocks of all agea The thunder
ing baas af bar wMatle sands vibra
tions through you as tha roaring
rvoleaio and as tha huge Mlk raovee
away slowly, alasaat Imperceptibly,
r ou, aa a small specie an Ha wide dock,
real it lacreaatag la Motion until it
fleers into daap water and foreaa
■ head at tap speed.
talpN tl
TW» tn apprexiauWly §0.000,
100 boarfkoM.r· hi the United étataa
,e»«miiM«t. Tor a Urf, part they
ir« iBTWtor· who hava not bwa κ·
:qato»»d le aevin*. TW bonda they
low hoM hav· been s uqutred by
rtaady, M, eonacientinn·
Jirl/t They hav· trt Um h«Wt.
fhey iww hav· wirtti« Ika Mnr|
u4 bafera. . They have a Main. U
MM of Miw lb 1 they kt·
JttAftOl# MvrCI Ο* rtTIBM. |
>·»· learned bow ta la*· ud to
he ka*a érUvn a rt»»t In tkaf
farfal, —aaKa ihtp wht«l> la|
at top ι,
laMt it apUaiUt wvtaf I _ *
TWak what H will maaa (a tha na
ian hi · few year*. It win hare «
I»
baa Hay ea eret
S3SL aMl Κ
yea wflj be «aaMa ta
Kaat, waetefol hah
its even if yon wanted to. The result
will be · nation of ■>»·», not enfy
of money but of the thin** that m«an
money, and before lone w« will hav«
erected a monument to thrift that
Benjamin Franklin In hia mnt opti
oiiftir dreamt, never conceived.
bi order to make war taiutht thrift
and the praeti<e of inving a perma
nent and cheerful habit in America,
the government t* promoting a cam
paign to encourage wise spending, in·
tellifrcnt saving and iafe investment.
The powerful fo/ce of the 30,000.000
bondholder» of the country it behind
thia movement The object of thia
moAment ia to encourage the public
to continue to bur war mvlnn
(tamp· and Liberty Honda to help the
govern moot mete war eaponses and
at the aaaie time »auin|e the ea
tablnhment of a sound economic pro
gram of thrift among the people in
order to make the moat or th· era
of prosperity. When thrift ia popo
larliod and become· a happy, every
day national babit we will have estab
lished a national family rtablhty that
will enable a* to cope with emergen
ce! or take advantage of opportuni
ty when It knocka at oar door.
VieaaRse the moment απ of thia
great thrift ahipt
What can itop the economic pow
er of · nation of savers 10,000.000
etrongT
If you are an li*va*t<>r In thia great
•raft yea have an interest in the
graeteet economic organisation the
world has ever known.— Rrlccted
all ocrr or bouts.
Ha* Aay Daaa Nmw F«U
That Way?
Feel aQ out ef sorts?
Tired. Rio·. Irritable. Merveast
Back feel lane and achy?
Prrhipa if» tb« ftory of disordered
kidney»—
TUd blood circulating about;
Urie acid poiaoning the body.
There'· a w»r to \am right again.
Stimulate Um iMwiak iddnvri;
Do it with DaeViiltldnei Pin».
Doan'a are φ<omaewWd ^y many
Dunu paopU. f 1
Η err'a on· ira··. '
J. G. OattdLiOO W. *df«rion St.,
«•y»: "I «*(Γ«Λβ Tor a lone Um»
Vnth my back and kldaoya. I Had
lombago and my back waa to «ore
and painfol I could J art about keep
going. Wh»n I «tooped. I could hard-.
ly «tralgMro op again and awful palna
would catch ma in ray baek, My kid
ney» acted irr«Kularly and tha aecr·
tiona were «canty. I started nting
Lioan'i Kidney Pilla, which I bought
at Wtlaon A L*a'i Dru iter· tad
they did m good from U· «tart. Be
fore long, Dean'· cured ··."
Prie· «Oc at all daalar». Doe't
limply aak for a kidney raaady—gat
Iloan » Kidney P1I1»—Uia asm· that
Mr. Oattii hid- Foater-Mllburn Co.,
Mfga.. r.ofPalo, Ν. Y.
Time »p«nt In laying a atrong foun
da.ion tm a building I» «et lott tie·
n«r la tin·· that 1* «petit I· building
up a «trrrg body.—Forward
CLOCKS TO BK SET FOB WARD ■
In accordait·· wltfc Mm prertaion·
of h· L)»7!*h« Having Act, »lf»ad by
!*re«!dert TVIWon »» March 1·. 1*18,
and·? which t» to ordered that "at t
o'clock ant· iMrtdian of thd laat Au»,
day la Ma η h »f »««h y«ar. th· (tend
ard «I·· of ttch «on· «tO h· ad
vanced on· hour" th· tlnl· tknuk
m( the United Btet* •OktiK fir
ward en» haar en Monday, Marek 90.
neat
ANNOUNCEMENT!
1 wUh to announce to the pubHc that I have open
ed a Vulcanizing Plant at 117 N. Wilson Avenue op
posite J. W. Thornton's Garage, where I wtll be pleased
to serve you.
Will also carry In stock a complete line of Auto
Accessories, Gasoline and Oils, and will do car paint
ing. Our work is guaranteed ot be satisfactory and
■we will take pleasure In pleasing you.
GIVE US A CALL
STEAM VULCANIZING WORKS
J. P. BUTLER. Manager.
DID you ever think about teaching that boy of your·
to be self reliant and provident for hit future?
Did you ever think wbat a help it would bave bean to
you if your parents bad started you early with a bank
account?
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Early training in the care of hi» own fund· will equip
him better to succeed in life than the gift of a fortune
at maturity.
AN ACCOUNT HERE WILL BE A STEP IN THE
v RIGHT DIRECTION.
Dr. Paul A. Stewart
. Eye Sight Specialist
Will open a permanent office in
Dunn, on 4th floor First National
Bank Building.
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Ready For Work After Feb'y
15, Ί9 j
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