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♦LOCAL*
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Or. McLean, of Godwin, was here
Tuesday on bnaisees.
Mrs. James Farthing is (pending
several days In Durham.
Mi si Clyde Snead, of Selma, visited
her parents here this week.
* D. C. Fussed and G. M. Floyd ware
visitors in Fayetteville Sunday.
H. A. Parker, town dark, has been
confined to his room for the past few
days.
Mrs. D. C. Fussed and Mr* Geo.
M. Floyd ware in Veyettsville this
morning.
Mr*. Jack Lee and Mias Emma Lae,
spent Wednueday afternoon in Fay
etteville.
Mrs. I. C Self, of Florence, 8. C..
arrived Wednesday to visit relatives
in the city.
I* E. Covington, uf Lumber Bridge,
ipenl Sunday and Monday here with
his family.
The Mists* Honeycutt, of Buie's
Creek, weir guest* of friends in the
city Monday.
Miss Mmdrvd Hood and Mrs. P. C.
Hood spent Wednssday in Fayelto
v ills shopping.
Ft. C. McNeill is able to bs out
again. Hf was confined to hie room
for several days.
Min Mary ltayai! Hancock arrived
in the city Tuesday to attend the
l tephena-Butler wedding.
A number of Dunn people are at
tending the closing exerciase of Buie’s
Creek Academy today.
Miss Wastray Battle spent the
week end in Rocky Mount the guost
Jessie Butler, Carl Junta and
\ ernun Dawson spent Sunday In Fay
etteville with friends.
Mist Helen Rand, of Sralthfield,
spent the week-end hare the guest of
XIlss I-oltie Stephenson.
Miss Hsnbou and Miss Elliott, of
Meredith College, Raleigh, were vis
itors in Dnna Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. William*, of Fayetteville,
arrived today to visit her parent*.
Mr. end Mrs. H. G. Sutton.
Mias Keva Jernlgan left today for
l.ucama. where ah* will spend several
days with relatives and friend*.
Mr. Alexander Has moved to Dunn
vith Ho family-and wiD locate here,
lie will engage in the insurance bosi
ncas.
Ellis Goldstein, Dick Taylor. Chris
Jacobs and ths Misses Isaacs were
visitors in Gcldrborv and Raslcigb
Sunday.
Willie Fitlmsn. of Fayetteville, has
accepted a position with the First
* National ltarl: sod began bis work
Monday.
J. G. God aid ronlinues quite ill at
his hunt on South Wilaon avenue.
He has been ccnAnedtobis room about
throe weeks.
Carl Barefoot, Braxton Baggett.
Thomas Proctor, Robert Barbour and
Perry Jvrnigec ware visitors In Fay
ettoville 8unday.
Mrs C. L. Wilson and son, Carl,
left Wednesday for RJebmond, Va.,
where Mia. Wilson will have bar eyas
tad. They will be array several
Mrs Henry ffqrrteg^^^Boeeboro^
_ and spaad
a raw dayi'with her brother, Horace
Freeman.
Circle No. S of tha Presbyterian
church will give a silver tea at tha
borne uf Mrs K, L. Haward Tuesday
evening May 20kh. for the benefit of
the Manse,fund
Rev. E. I. OliVa, pastor of the First
Baptist church, returned Saturday
from Morobead City, where ba assist
ed in a meeting held in the Baptist
church of that city.
Miss /uknits Crockett and Miss
Mahal Smith have returned to their
homes here from Lillington where
they, taught the psmt year in the
( Fans' Lift school.
Carlisle Bain, who has been in tha
servlet for (ha past year, having been
a membar of tho 119th infantry, has
received his discharge and returned
to Dunn. He was In Prance for sever
al months.
Ml* Mary Little who ha* bean tho
charming hoot* guost of Mlta Emma
1-ee left Wednesday for her heme
in Wadesboro. ^Several social func
tor... w.-rt ,-i,cn in honor of Mias
Little while here.
The pulpit of the Find Baptist
church will be supplied next Burnley,
at both the morning and evening
Hours, by Rev. J.B. Wniii of Morehead
City. The pastor is attsuu^ng the
Southern Baptist Convention in At
lanta, Ca., which convenes Mey 14-19.
• n*o Hurt of Humanity” will be
lha attraction at tb« White Way thoa
Ira next Monday and Tuesday niiAti
v’lth matinee Tuesday afternoon.
"We picture it highly endorsed and ie
r na of lie beet Dunn people bare had
nn opportunity to eee In the local thea
■ m. The price of admission will b«
5R rents.
Dr W F. Powell, paator of the
’"vet Baptist church of Asheville. will
■ *(rln a eerie* of evangelistic servicer
> the First BapUM church Here be
' nnlne Tuewlay "I’tht. Mav 17. Da
" israll Is a praacher of groat nopu
’-rKv and noWer, and the people of
' ur town will have a rare privilege In
r’truing to his sermons.
Mm. E. B. Tnlbreth and eon. B
”. Jr., and Meter. Mias Paulin*
’’emlnleV who taught aehool here th<
• 1)0 seer left Tuesday for Newborv
" C. Mr*. Culbvoth will remain
"Am* several dare before returning t*
t nr home In Dunn Mias Domhnicl
> dll .spend the summer.
"TV flaan'ing Stem and 8tripos’
• patriotic play, the story of tw<
• an. written and staged by Mra
' onve Harper Young, will be present
-d hr Mm. Young’s anraalnn clue
*’ the oner* house Tnevilnv awning
’*«V »rnh at t'.nn o'clock The ad
n* lesion vrijl Hr'SR rents. The nlay
■ lean h” Mr* Young heretofore havi
Mwaya pleased and this one will b.
* nn ta the usual high standard
A number of the members of th
*’cuHy of the Dunn public school
''Wi rfliiTH*^ to tb«tr
homes dnrlrr the post wRek. Th
'vnkr this rear sms ahnva the uva*
cm and geod work was done In snH
'' th* epidemic of influenaa wh>'
esneod the aehool to close for severs
• '•-ska. Th* members of th> faeuk1
r*1R bo MWd during their abaenca
huf k la hoped that all still return
and serve tha people of Dunn anetbc
» yarn*.
Robert Jordan was is Raleigh Mon
day and Tuesday.
a gallon in ■tuck who. also, should
be drawn into court.
Mrs R. O. Primrose spent Monday
x.'tomoon In Fayetteville,
i J. M. Hodge*, of Linden, was a
vi-.itnr In Dunn Wednesday.
Mis* Noel Pridgen has returned
from a visit to her home la Elm
City.
Mrs. A. ti. Johnson, of Smitkfisld
spent U» wesk-ond hare with rsl
allves.
R. O Prlmross returned Tuesday
night from a business trip te Wil
mington.
Rob Warren has accepted a posi
tion in the local olTics of the Atlantic
C-oast Line.
P S Cooper, prcMdent of tho Bank
of Hamlet, was here for a few days
this week visiting his family.
Mias Cora Warren, a member of
the Angler High school faculty, spent
the week-end here with her parents.
Miss Pearl Grantham, of Angler,
spent the week-end hara with har
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gao. X. Gran
tham.
Henry C. I -ay, of New Bern, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city vis
iting hts parents, Mr and Mrs. Cld
ridge Lae.
J. H. Pope returned Tuesday from
Townsend, Georgia, where he spent s
week ashing and looking aftar his
fanning Intereats.
After spending several weeks hero
with her sister. Mr*. R. L. Warren,
Mis* Kalhlyn Allen returned Tuesday
to her borne in North Emporia, Va.
Geo. P. McKay landed In New
York the later part of the week end
is now at Camp Jackson. Columbia,
whrrs he will probably be mustered
nut in s few days.
Dr. and Mrs. Chat Hlghamlth and
children and Miss Madred Hood, L.
II. Lee. McD Holliday, C. B. Aycock,
end J W. Kltsgerald are In Kinston
today attending a big barbecue.
> Willis E. Brenncoun. advance
•grot and advertising man of the
Chautauqua, waa in Dunn Wednes
day billing the town and making ar
rangement* for the appearance of
tbe Chautauqua here in Jane.
Marvin Wade sad mother returned
Tuesday from Hampton, Ve., where
dh»> went to sec a brother of Mr.
Waiie, who ia acrioaaly III in a gov
ernment hospital there. Ha had an
attack of influents while in France
and has never recovered from it.
WhiV hia condition ia serious there
ir still hope for his recovery.
John Thomas Sutton, who has bean
in the Marine corps for the paal
-we yean, has received hia discharge
and returned to Dunn Tuesday after
ro,in. For he past taro weeks hr has
been visiting in Boston. New York
and Philadelphia. Hr will remain In
Dunn about six works, when ho will
ovum to New York where hr ha* a
position waiting for hia.
t rugreewaao 11. L. Godwin left
Monday for Washington to be peasant
at tha caucus of tha minority sad the
openiag of Congrom next week. He
etoppvd over in Richmond, Ve., for a
day. He waa accompanied by Mia.
Godwin who win spend seme time
with him l he re. Daring hi* vacation
Mr. Godwin waa busy on hia farm
ju*t weal of Dunn and leave* hia
crop ia fine condition.
I Wash Ormdy, a colored drayman.
chief took H for granted that Wash
had this whiskey in his nnmaaainh for
the purpose of selling ft sad invited
him to appear before the Her order
oad shear case* why he should sot
be tried. He submitted to the charge
and it will be determined later what
sentence will bo Imposed upon Mat.
! There are a number of others in
Dann who usually have more than
BUTLER-3 TEPHENS
| A beautiful home wadding was
solemnised last night at 3 o’clock at
the borne of tha bride on North Wil
son avenue, when Mias Mamie Steph
en! was united in marriage to Mr.
Byron Butler, of Clinton. Tha ring
ceremony was used and Rev. Eugene
: 1. Olive, pastor of the bride, offci*ted.
The wedding of thia popular young
, couple wa* the moat prominent affair
i in tne social life of the city for soma
; time. More than a hundred gueata
ware present, many being here from
a distance to bo present for the oc
casion. During the ceremony Mrs.
i Arthur Pope Beautifully rendered
■' r° ■ Wild Rose" and MU* Margaret
Pope sang "Beauty’s Ryce.” The
“•me of honor waa Mrs. Horae* Froe
man, stater 0f the bride, and Mr.
up“*nl ■ton**, brother of tha groom,
f.ctid at bvut man. Tba aaeloua
hornc waa baavtifully daeoratad with
I*,n<LplnV ro*o»' >»«fnw •
ff_5T The bride was at
tired in a suit of blue silver tons.
! j T iT.nf on fhe
midnight train for a trip north end'
'whilo away will visit Waaklnrtoa
, Philadelphia, Now York, )££!£
I rails, suu uwfi cn.na Alter their
• return they will be at boaa In'
, (Jinton, where Mr. BnUer Is engaged
in the drug bneinena.
| The bride i* a daughter of Mr. V.
IL. Stephens, one of the Boat tueeese
1 ful business men of tha city. She la
[a favorite in the social set and has
rnameroos friends throughout the
I State.
Mr. Butler Is a ton af Mr. aad
•Mrs. W. J. Butler, of Cllatoo, and
is well known in Dunn where l)e lived
far a year, being pharmacist at the
drug stoie of Wilson A Lae. He la
"jw engaged in the drug business at
Clinton. Where he hda made hit borne
"nee receiving bis discharge *«••» the
“P'*®*- He la an sue Sent young
Ila popular with all who
Joe Herring, Dr. porker, Jeeee Tun
.Juanita Butler iad llT ..d M~
Tn# nomtrcui pnMnti wiigg^
lelteet to the popularity of thlTpeow.
lar young eeuple, who have the bewt
’ ^‘Ttatr m‘n7 ,rU"4*' tirou*1,0o»
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
hire. Utric Byron Jones announce'
i the sngagement of her daughter
.Katberfoe Bernard, to Mr. Herbwri
> I Browne Taylor, of Duaa, N. C.. tbs
i wedding to take ptaee at bar boms
I in Cameras Park on the evening M
r June ltth.
,1 This announcement is of much in
i terse* to number* of frlooda Mia
r Jones who hat made her home la Rat
eigh for Avaral years. Is a gradaau
of oar oily school* and later of
Meredith College, being a mom her of
Jhe rises of 1S14. After fintsMng eol
.!«*•*• taaght for • couple of yaars
in tho Dunn High school/ later re
turning to her own county as tsoehsr.
Mr. Taylor, who la tha son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jamss A. Taylor, of Dana,
waa at one tins a student at Wake
Forest Collage, and took s prominent
part in college athletics. He ha*
raceoUr returned from tha eerriee,
where he served as ~~~a-* — nlTT of
the mth ft*id signal battalion. At
preaaat Mr. Taylar Is -T-hlsrt taAiw
of tha First National Bank of Doan.
- Sunday'« News sad Obsorvs*.
METHODIST CHURCH
Preaching at 11:00 A m. sad »JO
p. m. Sunday, May 1«.‘ At two s*
clock p. ns. the Centenary teams win
meet at tha chunk and reoelve Anal
instructions for pookbly tbs graatast
undertaking the church has over at
tempted. At Idt s. at. tha dries
will begin throughout southern
Methodism for |»t,000,000. The
subscriptions will run fur ported of
Arc years, tho Instalhaeota will bo
*7,000,000. par year. Tho church Is
anxious that everybody make a dona
tion whether large or small.
Tbs money Is to bo used la Europe
for reclaiming of sufferers in the rar
ioiu Mission Holds, tbs Homs Mission
Adds, end for various other eaasm
that are so great Along with this Is
the sail for over thirty missionaries
from North Carolina Every Method
Ut is roans Med to remain at Mbma
Sunday. May IS. from two to four
o clock and also to offer special prayer
for tho gnat centenary dries.
DUNN SCHOOL CLOSES
The Dunn PubUa school closed last
week after a most successful year
In many ways The worh done tho
paw sessions era* unusually good,
wfaaa you consider the foot that tbs
school was closed for several weeks
op account of tha epidemic of Infio
•nxa. Superintendent Martin had aa
excellent corps af teachers aa
ante and there was complete harmony
m tic faculty tkroigbrat the trlHHil
year.
The graduating exorcises took
placa Friday evening. May 9th. at tho
Opera House, whore a capacity bouas
an* cum this jmi ni
larger than usual, mintMc pupils
receiving diplomas, twelve haring
complied tbs four-year coarse, while
Sve completed the three-year coarse.
Tboee receiving diplomas follows:
Margnret Genova Barnes, Rule Fran
ces Ennis, Marjorie Godwin, Ears
Daniel CrtAn, Ladle Howard, Whyl
ma Naylor, Irene Parker. Cleese
, °P« Peps, Lottie Stepheaaoo,
Lottie Strickland, Banish Temple, Ivan
Bartley Bailey, Eva Cole, Grace
Groekett. Cedi CHve Bmltk end
Tkclms Lynek.
On Munitoy evening. May 12th, the
wo r pupils of Mim Jackson gave
Ihr r recital in the Opera House. Ev
sry avails bis net was taken and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by
•ho-a present. The program render
•* **• P“P«» ™ mod and the
ixe<l)tnt traislif clvti tw— m— I
W“*“"F dieoeranble.
On Wednaaday evening the music
and expremian dames of Mim Pear
son and Mrs. Young rendered a qrian
did program to a packed house. The
patrons of these departments d|Ud
•rmry east in the Opera Homs and
U> th# |yg|
rendered by the peplie at these two
•scelMnl teachers. The- ns lists
fid*wen'Ziiid<d5SudTttor iSSL.
BZAL ESTATE TCAWinM.
8. Brown Shephard to J. L. Thom
son 87 1-3 acres In Black River Town
ship, cons!deration |10 and other val
uable consideration.
I. E. EHiott to Jacob ElBott 10
eras in Stewarts Creek Township, con
side ration $88.
Dixie Land Co. to Lonnie L. Cur
ria 88 acres in Black River Town
ship, consideration $180.
J E. Williams to Alice R. Maaein
rin X lot in Angler consideration $140
Fannie Ennis to Walter Ennis BO
acres in Grove Township considera
tion $10 and other valuable cssdd*
oration.
John Nerdoa to Alexander Nor
don 78 acres la Black River Town
ship, consideration $180. '
R. O. Taylor to A. J Godwin 8 1-8
acres in Averasboro Township coo
•vderstlon 81.
Alexander McLean to Col. Archibald
3- McNeill 11 acme in Upper Little
River Township, consideration IB.
Jihn R. Taylor to Noel R. Smith
200 acree in Averasboro Township,
cons.deration 1180!
Monroe Bullock to J. F. Batts and
Geo. Howard BO acres in NalDs
Creek Township, consideration $1 and
other valuable cealdeiwtiea
F. A. Wray te B. H. Tyeoa t tracts
80 12 acres la Beckhora Township,
consideration 88,000.
Hyman Fleishman to Morris Finish
and other aalnnbla consMaration.
W. J. Godwin U W. JL Gregory
ud wlf. u* icrw l« Aamaboro
Township, eoaavdaratlon 14A10.
O. M. Tilgfcman to SUnoy Throat
* liu jioo.
_ Mra. W. JL TarUngtoa to W. R.
Turlington 2 tracts It *.]o acres,
conaideratleB |500.
i £■» »• Margara* P. Oraaa
1 *?* *P ^ffltattan, consideration $10
n °^**r wcMidaraUoa.
D^Oodftwg U H. T and K. Tv
SP!*”_40 •**»• la LUHagton Town
*™R**5Mdajatlon $71*.
CaroM^ H. Cala to J. C. TImmos
**■ u»Pf LMtla Khrer Town
^;.t^r*tTon 110 —
ron-deratloo $^4$. BH"
uiJ'uSr JL*-*- >i* t
iSSL**" ^ T—«» —*■
' DM* l^Sfta^ V A^oTe
rahm, consideration $10.
I *** •<Wf r,‘
{ TMK PAMIWO or Tyi twahn^
in
la
m
k
arable" retirement of'this sari. £
MifitstfSAuxsraa
I orljjf In tha period of tha Spanld
Tha Oregon aollpasd all har
AUCTION SALE
of e
VALUABLE TOWN
PROPERTY
Friday, May 16, 1919
I T o’clock a. m. „
On the above date 1 will sell at Public
Auction the town property of the late N. B.
Hood, including the postoffice building and
fixtures, and the residence corner of Wilson
and Cumberland streets, now-occupied by •
M.;s,C. R. Vinson. The residential property
will be cut into three business lots 25x90
feet, fronting Wilson street, and ope lot
50x7 5 feet fronting Cumberland street, and
the house will be sold separately, subject to
removal within ninety days. Then entire lot,
including house, will be sold as a whole. The
highest figures will be confirmed.
This is the most desirable property in the
business section of Dunn which is now avail
able at a reasonable price.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance in one, 1
two and three years.
For further information see * .1 •.
geoTl CANNADY,
DUNN. NORTH CAROLINA
3nHpfl|^Pir H0T§jIMTmv?** IMfVcS
A
w“don» May Be A* Shrewdly ShoWa -
(• . >n money eeving ea is money getting.
' ^**»T As Opportunity Has Been Lost *
\ of the funds s savings account might •
V supplied.
» start at saving money, no matter
small that start may be.
.Your Account Today, You May
our largest depositor in a few years. But
yo^wlll never get there without melting the
s
•hlpa la thsf war. Bant on the Pa- I
cleric Coast and te Wroteo thera whan i
tha Spanish War Woke oat, the waa l
summoned la hat haau to tha At
lantic in order to aeeuro this cooatry’a i
naval superiority I* West Indian wa- <
tart. The Panama Canal was only i
an abandoned cut in April, 1898. Bo
tho Oregon had to circle Booth Amer
ica, tha* furnMbtag tha on* striking
argument needed to prats bom* to tha
mind of tha country tha vital need of
a trane-isthmian waterway.
The Oregon’* trip waa watched l
with breath Mae Interest. Her name
wan on ovary *•*'* tongue And ;
whan ah* arrived off Saaitiago in
time to taka tha hading part in the
battle with Ccrvaaa’a squadron aha
I leaped into immortality comparable
with that of the Conatitntion, tha
Keeraarge or the Hartford. She had i
mar* spaed than the ether battleship*
end ah* alone ooUaatad aod won
| down Carrera's Cristobal Colon.
Now we have nperdreadnaughts.
alongside which the Oregon seems *
I pygmy. Bat aha Will rets In* bar place
in American heart* for what aha did
■O dramatically twenty-on* year* ago.
I—New York Tribwm. /
A BAD DEATH.
I Boy Thrown Pram Mala and Dragged
Thrwagh Weed. U.01 Dead.
| Then was baid at Maachmtir Bn
Iday afternoon tha funeral of a whit*
bey named MarvjhCaUo*, aged It
years, the ana of W 01 lam Oaflbs The
| death wa* anothW tragedy of which
a number have boon enacted hi fay.
Mtovfll* aad vicinity within tho past
| few months. /
Friday aftatsam Marvin and We
brother Waiter, aged 18 rears, had
Wen planting earn hi the “kills"
Bald of Hr. C. U Bevfll, In the south
eastern suburbs «t tha city. TWp
had unhitched two mala* from a wag
on and warn riding than scram the
fold, Waiter la front whan ha hoard
mwJm and lashed hash to am the mole
iMarvta Wd mounted running across
I tha 8aid dragging Marvin,; who** foot
\fMStMSLttl
*S WnWr )amyoi from his male and
; wI'jkw.'s
' ■ * •*—> ** *w4l> but tha
I animal rwatnrnd and wont la at anoth
er P*l»« Tha male rag, dragging tha
r boy. for asor* than half a mfto over
'* -■ — -M-l*_L1_
h* rough ground. Karris lived only
>. 1mm soamU after the aula vag
ffia foaaral wee held Sunday after
iaen at Masehiteer and vn« largely
‘tended.—Monday*. Fayetteville Ob
erver.
FALCON HOLINESS SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
l2 *' ?*\7^?Tnm*wc*m#nt 8orm*n
*f Rev. J. H. Kin*.
* P m—Sermon bp Rev.. J. H.
II a. --Recitation Cent ate.
* p. a—Examinee by the Primary
Trtmcnt.
P- m-—Meet*. Dialog*. Pantomi
net. Tableaux.
Taewlap, Mae SA.
A a.—Senses by Rev. 4. H.
„ »P |«—Heading and DaelaateUen
* ► tr~PniTm: Ruth- Monk.
Wedaeaday. May SI.
**•«*•••< Award
eg of Diploma* and Prime
>7'&. TH(%?ac-mt A"~
AN INVESTMENT IN
HAPPINESS ^r)
u
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world** Wat onwie I «
•oporfoctlg u U W MidU
bom mi the Hwfcs, mrtlgM. Am
wWra you dea’l ewowd a moat
To own TU Now Ed loom moon
Sro aTwZT* w
Barnes k Holliday C«
<* i
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Just the Daintiest Summer
Frocks Imaginable
9 In printed and plain georgettes, m foul- X
aids and the handsomest and most service
able combinations—the very best *
range possible, in fact—we offer to dm wo
men of select tastes the daintiest designs of
the season in late spring and summer drosses,
Q There are solid colors, as well as a soft
blending of color tones altogether charming;
and we can assure you that in tailoring
g;*j eral quality a higher standard of mer
chandise cannot be produced. We are anxi
ous for you to see this line before yon buy.
We know where your selection will be made
if you do see them first.
Late Arrivals in Handsome Glng- |
ham and Voile Dresses |'
. q We are offering now both ginghams and
voiles in the best patterns, the highest quality
materials and, above all, dresses that ate*
tailored in a manner to please the most exact' -
ing.
q These are not juft “ordinary house i
occasions. They are a**rmrJiwty ^ : ! • •"
Make your selections now, while the range
of pattern and style is good. »
. 'r# “Exclusive Styles in Wo_eq’»
*f ^ Rsady-to-Wear”
JOHNSON BROTHERS, |j
DUNN. NORTH CAROLINA
1 ’
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IF NOT, WHY NOT?
JX? &*«5CA2r“ B~bm I
Bast BhM OraratU, with apron tlM. *
Good Quality Draaa Otaghan. apodal fas Friday and “rtlTlu
ail colon, at IS 1-la. '
Good Qaality Apcoa Chocks. Friday cad Satarday only Ida.
Table OB Cloths, at) colon, Friday ami Satarday nodal SPo.
Big Aaaortnant Ladln White VoOa Waists, (aacy trinomd. alao
Black aad White Han far Ladles ami Hob only ik
ISc Dost Moral. apodal for this sale to.
Oaa Lot of Man's Flow Shan, god ki.ibcr, aaado ap well, gwaraa
toad water proof. SAM --
Oao Lot of Mao’s Flaw Shoos, good la thar, awda ap waO. gwasaa
Wa hare aaay bargalas to offer yea bat wa hare bo naoe to
lasatiea.
I Vv^ Thomas Bros.
. ..
TAXl^OTTCE
a • '*■•
All persons who do not pay their town taxeaby
May 15, their property will be advertised anderid
! without further notice. J
May8, 1919.
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N. B. BASS. Tax Collector.