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T. E. DARDEN •
VctoiMi} IlnhitA H«l|Ma
and lliatlnr •
PHONES: Day, So, Night 210 •
DUNN, N. C
JESSE F. WILSON •
ATTORNEY AT LAW •
Dana, N. C. •
Office over Fkeuhman Broa* *
Store fanaerty occupied by R. •
L. Godwin. Practice In al •
Court*. Prompt Attention •
to aU Btminoa* *
i. C.* dkoiii. * 4. A. Towaaond. •
CLIFFORD • TOWNSEND •
AIterarye at Law *
Office an fcj floor ct Ptrat Net *
local Bank. Prompt attention *
given U all tae neee. •
JOHN A JERNIGAM
DENTIST
SS-3S-37 Fir»t National Bank *
WaMlac
Pboo* No. SI
• E. C. WEST •
• ATTORNEY AT LAW •
• Office;. 3rd floor 1st National *
• Bank Building •
• Doan. It. C! •
Prompt and Personal Attain *
Mob given all Business •
• Collections Mads a Spoetalty *
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* DR. PAUL A. STEWART •
■ Eyeeieht Snsslalist •
* Poartk Floor First Nat. Bank *
* Bldg., Dunn, N. C. •
* 8. P. \OUNG •
Attorney-at-Law
* Office ini'. floor Goldstein Wig.
* Prompt nitration given business
* Practice in all Courts *
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Pmesc PSent
E. J. HUDSON. Dealer.
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. Chiropractic
Not Medicine, Not
Surgery, Not Osteo
pathy instead
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL
ADJUSTMENTS
for acuta or Chronic
Ailments.
DE. G. C. ELLIOTT.
CHIBOPKACTOB
*2-38-84 Flr*t NatT Bank Bid*.
DUNN, N. C.
Monday*' Tuaaday* and Wednesday!
*t each weak
Your
Bathroom!
MANY limn you've
wi^iad it ware up-to
date. clean, tmtlaaaiy white
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POUND—A BICYCLE NEAR MY
houao OB Dana and Roain HUI road,
•la laiVaa from town. Owner can
gat mate by call la* n l iE. God
win. conutanla of Mingo townahtp..
It-pO. -aw
FOR SALE—FEW REGISTERED
Done Jersey boor pigs, S month* old
Sired by two of Aa beat boars la
State. Boy you a real hard hoar
proapact, and caaae to tha Harnett
Coaaty Mr. TorMagtoa’i Daroc
Farm, H. A. Torlington, prop.,
Dana. N. C.. No. 3 It. pd.
ABOUT JUNE IITH I REFECT TO
opaa aa oflioa la the Krat Natianel
Bank baildlng for tha practice of
medicine and aorgsry. P. A_ Pa
trec, M. D.
FOR SALE—COOK STOVE, FRAG
tieally new. Can urn with with or
without water. A bargain. Sea
Mrs. J. W, Langley.
FOR STEAM, MOT WATER. VACul
am. bot air. or pipaleaa Caloric
Purnaeea, tea Dunn Heat * Light
Co. B E SUgb. Mgr., Batter
Bros. Store
FOR SALE—SEVERAL NICE COWS
freah to milk. 7. 8. Cull on. Dana,
M C
FOR SALE—SINGER SEWING MA.
china in good running condition.
8m Mn 1. W. Langley.
OR SALE—SEVERAL NICE COWS
coming fresh June and July. F. 8.
Cullom, Dunn, N. C.
MONEY IN AMOUNTS FROM SsT
600.00 up to land on improved town
2 £%£grEi.£l!',
C._tf.
WE HAVE A FEW TONS OF MURI
ate of Potash far sale. Cash or
credit. Johnson Brea., Doan, N. C.
BEHM1NG PIANOS ARE CREATED
to uetlL They do. That ia why
they are the talk of lha country.
Sold by Parriah-Driver Co.
MIX MURIATE OF POTASH WITH
rr soda and notice the Increase
yield. Sea Johnson Brea, at
once far your supply of potash.
DON’T WAIT, DIG TOUR FIT NOW
and install a Caloric Plpalam Fur
nace. Saves 60 par Mat fuel hill,
keeps water-pipes frees freeling. Ask
eome of the users la Dunn shout
Calorie. Wa have Just received a
car load Calorics. 8m 8. B. Sligh,
Mgr Dana Hast A Light Co., But
ler Brea. Store
FOR SALE—A FEW TONS OF
Muriate of Potash. Hired with
soda it will increase poor yield. Baa
us at enca far your supply. John
son Bras., Dunn, N. C.
JUST RECEIVED—A CAR LOAD
•f • in lift
my prcmlen on tho monung of
May tut, without my eoaasat or
authority. ThU U to wan any and
ail porsons whomsoever from hlr.
lag aim or aiding and assisting him
hi any manner whatever. If eo
they wiU be proeeented to the fall
extant of the law. John McNeill,
father of LeRoy McNeill, minor,
tt pd.
JOHN W. HODGES SATS SCREENS
are cheaper than doctors and that
he win acre an your porch, doom or
wlndowt on abort notice. Ho can
make any Mse. Bee him before
baying. Under the Water Tank.
Iinr A “pALORIC" PIPELESS PVR.
nace now. Car load loot arrived.
See 8. B, 8Ugh. Dona Heat A Light
Co., Butler Bros. Store.
JUST RECEIVED A SOLID CAR
of Bod Coder »h Ingles eat at Van
roarer, British Colombia. Tbeoa
thlngtee average from 4 to It
laches wide. No. 1 quality at
$7.t0 per thoneaad. See ae for Im
mediate delivery. Butler Brea.,
Dana. N. C.
FOR SALE—JERSEY MILCH COW.
Sec A E. Roblnoon, Faleoa, N. C.
BEFORE INSTALLING YOUR
electric light plant or water works,
■ea Dana Heat A Light Co., Butler
Bros. Store.
OR SALE.—I HAVE SEVERAL
valuable farms for sate la Harnett
OOuntv. Ucatad la seed
s?rS!’5S£YiLb&£
Dutm, M. C.
WE BUY LIBERTY RONDS AT PAR
la ndaift far anything wa aaR
er paymanta on aotaa da* la fall
of ISIS. Parrhh-DrWor Co.
FOR* BALE—ONE RAY MARE, SIX
year* old. Oaatia aad baa goad
gaofittaa Alao robbar Ura buggy
and good art of haraaaa. Baa Su
Moor* at Nowborry Rraa. 4 Cow
all'i factory
SEVERAL SECOND-HAND FORDS
for aala. So* Parrlab Drtvar Cam
yaoy.
FOR SALE—A SMALL FARM, ONE
aad oaa half mllaa froaa Doan. Ala*
a aka poor aad throa good aflah
cawn, two froab aad on gokg dry,
aad a aka drove of bags ' wfi
aad alt tagathir. Wffl alao aaR am
aad ana gtva yeaaaaaka at aay tkaa.
Tana*: Qaa-thlrd aaah. bokaoo k
ooa aad two jraaaa. Far faathw
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FOR SALE—ISS ACRES OF GOOD
farm toad adjoining team ef Eaa
IkwA. ^U.wdwir^ mllw
•tin. last ismr ajjmrs
«UBMTfcii!T^& «iX
A MULE STRAYED FROM MY
beta* tat Cook kat Satwaday night.
MMdMask hi
4y?Mtl l
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CAI1I) HER FAMILY
;! TO HER BEDSIDE
faTonWIUhiSbKik Db, Say* Texas Lsrfj, But Nsv
ft* l*R W«* b., Vm Prates Cdd Far
Kara* CttyTlbx.—Kn Mary KU
ara. at this Maa*. rat; "Attar tha
Mtth of my 2mb (trl.. joy atda com.
to bad. W*Vu*d tba doctor. Ha
tiratad mo...bat I ptao battar. t
•ot woraa and woraa until tha mlaary
waa rahaarabb...! waa ta bad tor
thrra moo tha k^d aafterad aoch array
that I ww Jmt brawn no ta a boot...
I told my b^abaad If ha would tot
nta a bottla af Qardul I would try It...
I wmaiaaal ttklnr K. hoaramr, that
arratac I aaflad my family about
ma... ter I jtayv I could not bat
many dan Hip I bad a thaaya ter
the better. That vaa tea ran ago
and 1 am KXU bare and am a weO,
■trong woman, and 1 ova my Ule ta
QardnL I had only m— half tha
bottle when I began to tael better.
The ml eery ta my aide got laaa... 1
continued right oa taking tha Cards!
mitn 1 had takas three bottlea and I
did not need any morn for I wag wall
and nenrar fait batter ta my Ufa... X
hare Barer had nay trouble from that
day to thte."
Do yon »attar from hoadaohe. bank
aehe, pataa in akWa. or other dteeota
forte, each mouth! Or da you teal
weak, nerrons and faggadoatT If m,
gfra Cardui, tha woman* tonic, a
Wif. XA
jest ninety deys.
Mr. Tommies built ell tbe bridges '
on the Nmtlonul Highway ot Cumber- 1
and County. He says that several !
other steel and concrete bridges will i
replace other unsightly wooden i
bridges In Hanoi! County In the near
future.
DINNHH FOB TUN HOLUIRfU ON ;
THK FOVHTH OF JCLY.
You ere asked to take a part in
Harnett's welcome to tbe war heroes.
The dinner committee asks that ovary
dtlsen of Harnttt County bagla al
once to prepare to aid this worthy
cause by bringing wall (Iliad basket!
on July 4th. Th* dinner committee
ere planning to glva the soldiers and
war workers a dinner of barbecue
sad Brunswick slaw to be aerred at
a separate table. This will be fur
alshad by funds contributed for the
purpose, but we ere asking th* peo
ple—ell the people of Harnett Otnin.
Ur— to bring - food suIBcleat for
themselves end all friends and visi
tors who may attend. Let every one
respond to this worthy cause and aid
tha dinner committee la making this
part ot tbe program a splendid suc
cess K A. STEWART.
Chairman.
LAME EVERY MORNING
A Bad Bask Is Geaeeally Wane la the
Msrsisg. Dus Pass la are
Finding Relief.
A back that aches all day and
causes discomfort at night is usually
worse In the morning. Hake* you
feel as if you hadn’t slept at all
You can't get rid of kidney back
ache. until you reach the eases—the
kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills are es
pecially prepared tor weakened or dis
ordered kidney*—have bees grateful
ly recommended by thousands.
Testimony of Dunn people prove!
the merit of Dean’s
a year ago I was down with kidney
trouble. Every muscle of my beck
rat drawn up and *tlff and sharp,
mife-like pains would catch aa in
njr back whenever I moved my body
■uickly or stooped ever. My kidneys
vero week and the secretions were
icanty and highly colored. Upaa the
Lttvice of a doctor, 1 began using
Doan's Kloney Pills and they sore
lid me good. A couple of boaee of
Doan's fixed me up in fine shape and
mded my troobla. I gladly rscom
Bend tbit medicine."
Price «Oc, at all dealer* Don’t
umplv aak for n kidney remedy—ret
Doan's Kidney Pills—the mime that
Mr. Jonas had. Foster-Milborn Ce..
Mfgr*. Buffalo, N. Y.
WAR TRADE BOARD IS
READY FOR BLOCKADE
If Germany Refuses Is Sign Pease
Treaty Blockade Machinery la
latest—Welch Neutrals
Washington, June IS—The war
rad* board 1* ready to enforce em
bargo measures against Germany as
won as word is received from the ln
ter-allied blockade coancil that the
blockade of that country Is again in
force in the event that Germany re
fusal to sign the peace treaty.
Acting Chairman Woolley said to
lar that a skeleton of the wartime
machinery of the beard baa been in
tact and the board cesld again pat
into effect immediately Its wmr-tnae
restrictions.
In this evsat the board's principal
uoapona to make the blockade af
fective probably would be rigid pro
hibition against neutrals trading with
Germany, tbe adoption of a new ene
my. trading list, absolute prohibition
bf anything going to Germany direst
and recourse to the ration 1plan
spplied to neutrals during the war to
prevent the poealbillty of surplus sup
piise being obtained by tbs neutrals
which could be exchanged for Ger
man good*
The little sou of Mr. and Mr* M.
F. Jackson of the Spring Branch auc
tion in Sampson county, sms thrown
horn a cart In which ha was riding
Monday morning and was seriously
wounded. Dr. HighmnJth was —u—'
°i thM
WGVcn juat above BwwiWVtB
a**?* iWi ■ tat MIS M
ta kind he has ever msndadl
tuzianne is a clean
coffee. It is not touch
ed by hand nom the
time it is first receiv
ed in New Orleans
until you serve it on
your table,
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Bvnitore akd concrkth
IN BARNKIT
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Hirer, Ur. Turat|*'i bid being |T,
>10.00. The bridge over Blech Hirer
la to be #4 feet long and the one over
Upper UUie Hirer la lltgl* feet.
bridge HHW
Bridge. The work, according to con
tact. la to be completed wtthla the j
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It mates me feel Fit! ”
Pepsi-Cola gives me the same peppy thrill
—the enii.iaruting coolness that 1 get from s
cruise in the heavens iu my trusty aeroplane.
, When ii*s hot and sticky on the street or in
the “shoD.” a glass of Pepai-Cols turns the
silvery lining out and makes me cool and
happy again I Drink
Pepifying, Satisfying, Cooling
PEPSI-COLA
“ft Malta* Yon Scintillate ”