AVERY CHILLED PLOWS ji
5 HAVE A WONDERFUL RECORD
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During the few years which have elapsed since these
^ lCjerC on the market the demand for them has I!
ProP°Tt*on* which have surprised even ourselves* *
who know their sterling qualities. Our yearly sales now
mount into Quite a number and the Avery has become !!
the reegnized standard of excellence in Chilled Plow con- '
■traction. j1
, cfn ,°^ onIy one fact: Farmers who
have bought AVERY CHILLED PLOWS are so thorough
IV pleased with the way they are built and the work they
do that in their enthusiasm they have become mission- ;'
ane* ^reading the gospel of Avery superiority
among their mends and neighbors.
We now have on hand a number of these plows and
ean supply our customers with the models they want. You !!
will not find a better plow on the market and now is the -
bes* fame to buy. We will be glad to demonstrate the
superior qualities of The Aveiy any time you will come in. i;
_ ,We have for your inspection a number of other i!
makes of Plows, Durtnbutors. Stalk Cutters, Harrows. \\
Spring Tooth Cultivators. One-Horse Cultivators, or any- J>
thmgyou need m Farming ImpJements. We make a spe
aa! effort to handle only the best and you will do the right :
thing to investigate before buying elsewhere.
COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU THROUGH OUR I
MAMMOTH STOCK OF GOODS g
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OppoMto Firrt National Bank BuBdins.
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DOCTORS SAY
THENEWCALOMEL
(P REST MEDICINE
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LOAN OF THANKFULNESS
Jog nppaa you in driving along
**> rear automobile, not
speeding nor driving carelessly, yet
g**1"* P™ST»ss for aU that; toppoea
.1 winding a torn in the road, yon
"»««n]y soe a chasm ahead, made by
a was he do ut bridga.
U this crisis yob accept the one
chance of escaping annihilation Yon
automatically shut off the power and
tfm on the brakes while the machine
•ktdi up to the edge of the abyss
•J* stopi. After an intense moment
of waiting, you all stop out unhurt.
You Bad, however, that the effort of
stopping ruined two expensive tires,
burned oot your broke linings end
damaged soma minor braces.
If this really happened to you, what
would you do? Would yoa bemoan
the damages to your ear and regret
the prospective repair bill? Or would
you thank God that you had been able
to aava precious live*, so matter at
what expease? If jrou are a regular
man, rou would be devoutly thankful
and whan the time came would pay
the expense bill Ibaakfally.
So each aad all of us ought to feel
toward the coming Victory Liberty
Loan.
A year ago sour. Just previous to
the peat enemy offensive—the sffart
which Germany promised would quick
ly end the war m favor of autocracy
—• certain Prussian nobleman gave
•* •“Ulna of bis country's pesos
terms. They included, In addition to
the mneaaUon of Belgium and north
ern France, the payment late the
kaiser's treasury of aa indemnity of
which "the minimum ihall bo forty
Bve billion dollars, to bo naid bv
America if France aad GreutBrttain
era unable.” These brmsca terms
also included conditions that would
have left the menace of aatoersey
frowning at us across the Atlantic and
•wilting « favorable opportunity to
•trike and subdue Amer£iaim.
Haw Difmml it ie Tadarl
baetty Uka the folks in that au
hare all miraculously eecaped a dim
•star, dreadful la its potentialities for
•Vil. As a .nation, wo have not only
escaped almost unhurt bat wo have
emerged with added rirhu, renown
end prestige. Never again will any
autocrat daro flaunt America Bue
ceediag generations will bo safe from
thM^gft. It kae cost Undo Bam
a tldy aum of money and it will coat
aome bill Iona more to “finish the job"
—to repair the damage canoed by the
effort of suddenly stopping n*- wnr.
But what is mors money compared
to tht saving of lives and the main
nance of the great principle, upon
which this Republic Is built?
We ought to be glad and thankful
we de not have to pay aome of that
•‘minimum of fortv-flw bOUsa dol
ars. * We ought to be gUd and thank
ful we eecaped diaaste last spring
and summer. We ought to bo supre
mely thankful that victory was achiev
ed fur u. at so low a coat—a cost
wo ran pay by loaning Undo 8am
our monay at a fair rat# of iatorost.
. >-•? ns thank Cod. “from whom all
Jleasingv flow " Lot os pat oar thank
fulneu into deeds by buying more
Vicboty Liberty Loan Bonds next
month than anyone axpecti ns to
buy. r
ABIC QUICK SHIPPING
OF UBBP CLOTHING
Atlanta. April I.—Tbs Southern Dl
vislon of the Rod Crum ha. just re
rsivod notice of a cable from Paris,
wging the extreme need of used
clothing hi the liberated eoantriee
•broad and In si wing that chapters be
yin shipments at the earliest poasdbla
They Touch the Spot? Ijwfl
Hot biscuits. light as a feather and browned n9
to a golden crispness—don't they tofach the spot
month water 7 Yon cam get such |®sH
waffles and cakes if yon use rVf ■
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moment to meet thie demand, whch
U m« of the most pressing ever prc
•onled to the Red Craw.
OtiO E-RVNCH KILLED
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i Ae Atlmtie Pert.—France in four
"•an of conflict to pre-erve her own
liberty and that at the world, accord
'n* to Andre Tard.e. French b<gt
commimloaor to the United States,
bos loet 1400.0M men killed and at
many wounded. America owea Pranct
an enormous debt at gratitude foi
this heroic outpouring of bar llfa'i
blood and oka for the reported mvinj
of thousands of lives in this country
and throughout the world through Um
discovery by French pooaanta of a
perfect remedy for stomach, liver ana
intestinal ethaenU srhkh, it is raid
has relieved incalculable suffering ant
provontod thousands of surgical ep
e ration a Ora H. kayr, promineni
Chicago chemist, imports the ingred
ionts and sails this remedy In Ariseri
m under the names of Mayr'a Won
derful Remedy. It is a simple, harm
lam preparation that removes the cm
tarrhal mucus irojn the Intestinal
tract and allays the lnflammatlor
which causal practically all stomach
Htvt ud iitaidnal tibwnti, includ
•ng appendicitis. One dose will eon
r>oc* or manay rsfusded.—Hood d
Grantham and draggista every where
DR. ARNOLD RETURNS.
Dr. and Mm L. J. Arnold, urltl
their son and daughter, returned t<
LiUingtou Tuesday afternon after at
ahaanea of about eighteen montht
daring which time Dr. Arnold fasti
boon in army service, going to Cami
GreenW. Oglethorpe, a*„ srhen the
Medical Corps scent in training begin
ning with the entrance of the Unltec
States in the war. Dr. Arnold her
been stationed at Camp Kearny, nsei
Ban Diego, Cal.
ur. Arnold wmi welcomed hack tc
Lllliagton by e ho* of friend*
Coming bare to locate ia 1*05, be
practiced hie medical profession hart
until the call came to serve hfc coon
try, and now that the German men
ace has subsided, be returns to serve
hie poop)*. He declares army life
both enjoyable and stimalating to the
physical fiber, and ha *owi by hli
ruddy countenance that bis earn wmi
no exception to the rule. Lilfiagtor
welcome* Dr. Arnold and Ua family
back boat* with that true cordiality
of inters* which comes from th*
hearts of Harnett County cittern..
In th* "Taps” number of "Trench
and Camp,” th* camp paper, the fol
lowing appears:
“Captain L J. Arnold, Camp Urol
ogist, who was in charge of then*
dismiss at the Base Hospital, —t»h.
lishod the Camp Urological Infirmary
and is it* commanding odisr, In th*
pa* thro* months over 1,000 men
have received treatment at th* Infirm
ary. Each month hundreds of them
ore discharged as cared, many of
these eases chronic and of long stead
ing. Under th* capable supervis
ion of Capt Arnold and his asstst
anW-tbe*orti of this tsfirmm to be
ing recognised as an Important fac
tor in th* medical department of the
camp.”
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold and children
ere at present stopping with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Rosa.
THE TRAIL OF THE FOX.
(By F- Hunter Creech.)
"(Signed) W. N. Color A Co.,
R- F. Pettigrew,
D. L Russell,
Marion Butler.
Depository: North American Trust
Company, 10# Broadhray, New York,
Wheeler Peck ham. Counsel."
The above signatures were sub
scribed to an advertisement In the
New York Evening Post, April, 1*0#.
The advertisement called attention to
the decision ef the case in the United
State* Supreme Court, entitled:
"South Dakota vs North Carolina,”
wherein th* former State secured
judgment again* the latter on tan
bonds, par raise #10,000, amounting
with interest, to (XT,400. Th* judg
ment waa paid. Th* bonds in quae
tioo war* ropodiatod by th* State of
North Caroline, end their history ia
loo well known to necewUt, com
ment.
The signer* of this advertisement
claimed credit (and wt will my that
Mr. Butlar 1* entitled to it, and may
hare* It with our compliments) for da
lection of theee repudiated bonds.
The advertisement farther stated:
“The Committee ia now ready to pro
reed with the collection of all other
repudiated bonds of every close of
each State"
We are quite well aware of the
(*d that Mr. Butler has been ready,
«ny and all times, to compel North
Co refine to pay tha repudiated, ear
prt-batger boada, that hi. party plac
ed open the State.
From Mr. Butler's viewpoint there
are very food reaaone for that. Per
sonally, aa a lawyer, think of the
nice fat fees he would yet for obtain
iny an this money, for ho aad hi*
:o-c on spire tori.
Howe• ar, we are act so much can
rerued about what Mr. Butter baa al
ready dene ia reference to the bond
Pjorttea; hot we are concerned about
■hat he may try to do. We seed to
■oep out minds refreshed about hie
■e«er aetMttea la order that wo
nay yauye hie present and future aa
lout.
. Ma-Preeldent Toft roceyalaod the
tepublican party of the South ao rep
eeenltey 'little save a factional
booufer Pad oral sMceo*'i aad evuey
f* familiar with tha eawdltloM In
forth Carolina, aad famfllar with tha
•rtilehrafw of Marten Bailor, knowu
bO «uB that there ia Uttte the Bo
mhBjttjparty exports la tha Old
WW did Marian I
rtthfclO Hays and
galas that might bo mad* in North
Carolina would not effect the Presi
dential situation tn 1980. For the Re
publican party, the North Carolina
& ■» U not worth the plucking.
Ir. Hays tame hack to New York
and gave out interviews hero. New*
P*P** beadlineeeppeared announcing
"Attach Upon the Solid South," sad
quoted liberally.
What is the significance of all this?
The North Carolina situation appears
to be connected with New Toth in
■Ota* usee. Me. Haro evidently woe
•<»»• one in Now York
should think that North Carolina was
•gain doomed to dam nation by re
turning to the Republican fold. Who
can those parties in Now York bo who
aro so interested to North Care Use
going Republican?
This is the only plausibla solution
that appears to us: wo remember that
In 1908 the base of those who affected
» Plan whereby North Carolina had
to pay some of her repudiated bonds
York eity. Wo know that
then Marion Butler and other prom
inent Republicans wore "daddiesTof
If Hr. Hays and Mr
Butter can stir up enough noise ia
North Carolina to lndoceTho h£de£
of the old repudiated North CandS
bonds to believe that tha Republicans
will get control of things in North
Carolina, wouldn't the holders of such
bonds bo delighted to contribute most
K«n«rosaly to the Republican csm
palgn fund? Because they would ex
R*** ^•pttbUeaa State Administra
tion to redeem tha bonda
No! Mr. Hays and Mr. Butler do
ttps&rwsrss
i~gsi *“
*#ld*liped coffers of the
thereby?*” C*“P* cn eh^t ^ «Uod
... Jbe ^beme would certainly bo Wor
thy of msch genius as the two goatlo
wsnposssus, pad se keen as the Old
FoJ bisreolf.—&m I thfield HeraM
Now York, March T. 1919.
DUNN DI&PATCH, MAR.It, ISIS
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ANSWERING THE r*i i
D>u Paapla Hm F«md TWl Tbie
>t M~—t~t
* • Mmin, a auddao wrench,
“a*VmV »*• kidney*.
Rpella of baobab* often follow,
^^dT^gri^ss:
■ adicinc tkt ui fitiriUd tW
wdVS£^M,w pnu’ * •?"“
Many Dunn people rely on 1U,
Hat# la Dunn proof. Jtm-< 'T
Mra. Krmnk Baity. 200 I». Citato.
•o tarn* and aora, I could hardly cat
9 **,M I waa down. Dixsy, ncrvoua
9**“ ware a common occurrence and
oftan colored anecki would float be
fore my ay*a, blurring my tight. I
bann uetng Doan'a Kid oar PDI* and
bafor* long, they had m* ratline lika
*Q<^erentj>*r*on. Doan'a completely
Price 60c, at all dealer*. Don’t
■‘“Pff **k foe . kidney remedy—**
£^»«y Pill*—the earn* that
Mre. Bailey had. Foatar-Milbom Co.,
Mfga.. Buffalo, N. Y.
-rtoao" coming
On* of the moat mnaleal and aaac- i
tacular of the muateal ahowa -rfcrh
F«w Yo*
make it* dabut on Urn atage of the La
Fayette theatre on Friday, April nth
when John Cert bring* hi* —n 1
ally affoedva "warbrida" production
of "Flo-Flo” to FayaWll*
’’Flo-FIo” baa all of tha gratae of
tha mueieel comedy of tha neat and
any number of naw on** watch era
eaaentially bar own, including a chonta
of matchl*** beauty and grace, a
acanle background which ha* never
been, equalled in lovalineaa and a raat
»•* noteworthy avan in Naw
■*r*! wnar* "Flo-Flo’ waa running at
the 6ort Theatre, tha eborua, inci
dentally, number* nothing but “par
fact thlrty-sLus*’ and has that rare
modicum . sens, 0f humor exhibited
at each porformanca In n aarlaa of
eccentric dancer.
AUo. FVo-Flo, the charming comet
modal, fiver occasion for o specteco
'»r Fashion array. Mr. Cort selected
for hie east Jack Nortoa, Cordelia
Haogar, Sam Howard, Martha Law
rence, Thoms* Oordon, Maude Nolan,
hen Leonard, Batty Booth, Francis A
Boas. Our Vaughn, and the Perfect
Thirty-8ia Chorus, hasides an a^
yataf'rffijy-Aavara.-..
on rale at the Strand Theatre, Fay
etteville.
WEBSTER ON ELOQUENCE
True eloqoeac^ indeed, does not
mailst la speech. It cannot ho brought
frr« far. Labor and learning may
toll for It, hot they wfll toil bf ££
Words and phrases may ha marshaled
in avoir way, hot they can not
pose it. It must exist' In the man In
the subject, and in the occajto“'
Even genius itself then fools re
buked and subdued, as m the pressor*
»f higher qualities. Then n£Zu£
it eloquent , then self-devotion ia elo
quent. The clear conception, outrun
ning the deductions of logic, the high
inrpoao, the Arm resolve, the daunt
ea* spirit; speaking on the tongue,
leaning from the eye, informing ev
ry fee to re, and urging the whale man
inward right onward, to hie object—*
his, this U eloquence; or, it ia some
king greater and higher than all elo
loanee; tt la action—noble, sublime
ictiou.—Daniel Webstar.
Faults.
Do not think of your faults; still
sea of others’ faults: In every person
rbo comes sear you, look for what ia
rood and strong; honor that; rejoice
n it, end as yon can, try to Imitate It;
md your famlts will drop off like daad
saves, when their Uma eomos—Ros
in.
Chiropractic Adjustments
Removes the Cause
The diseases given belo ware ONLY A FEW of the MANY which are
caused by subluxations in the spine.
-»»l»t wfll MUM haodacbM, ay* -*-dMf
' p ***** trartiyo, tnimala, wry nock, facial paralytia, locomotor ataxia, at*.
_*• A ijickt dbplacamaat of a vatobra Id tbt» part of Uia aolaa la tte -_
“•“fe.P****** bolder. S3 ESi.proS5fc£
1* Srippa, dlaalaoM, blood In* from tte noo*. d border ofyumt, MttrrbTMa
7*Of™***• 1 “■ *d No. 3 locatM tte part of tte isLaa wterwla (ubloxa
%Satb.-S!S."5
nla, teteMggag^^g;*
i- 4r te’tessrrus;
ramato uaaoticwd by otter, accept Tte Chiropractor! ** **‘*4t “ «•
•»« *•••«■. tr^u
,T* ****•**’■ iHmw, diabetat, floating kidney, ovarian troabla*. Ain J; .
eraptoteu, and otW dU~~. an, a«£S b.in, iap^ SSfptoST^
bladiter
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*°- ,4 ****** di^lacmant *f on. or both innominate bon*. will likawu.
doe* .ciatiea, rectal. atari*., and nroatetk trouble. tmilinr .hv - lUawa. pro
mw of th. paWia and lowar «rtt.iiSIT Wlt* oUar di»
Chiropractic research has proven that 90 PER CENT of of ALL Diseases
are premanently removed by Chiropractic (Spinal) Adjustment.
CsuuifatisB FREE *1 tks Otkmm* OFFICE HOURS) Iftts II a m |U a
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAYof •iTk wiiu
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Chiropractor
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