I*
to
to dtaaor. sad while Uur at* their
way o*t too Mat at aa ata oar waj
la. K was a typical Aatlach dtaaor.
Seats war* yr prided for lb* rat
Fro* la* *wa. dears cad ocher iw
frachwratr wore aarrd to all rotor
aae.
la tha afTcruusa a haataaaa aiaot
■ac *f CatayLasah. Ooofodormao rot
tha. prodded oror to Cayt. Ala*
COMPANY WINS IN
BUCKHQBfo Case
la luntar Coart at Pitt*boro loo
woak. a* mm look ip tho astir
o*o|. it M* tho taao of Backhon
Laat A Til bar Caapup apln
Jian A. Tarhoroo«h. Tha trarkia
aaa hf tha phhlll oak tha Mot
aat took as i<ml. vkhh.ctl nai
•k la Apnaa Coart at Iprtaf tana
Tha^aatt lavalr* 117 aaxao of hl«ht]
«mlt|oalak oak laprarat Ipat aa tb<
%
,v, vr V
k.' * *
LEGAL ADVEinSWG
to lb Town «f Dbh' A _
Twmufcb, aa Tobr, tk* IMk day
od Aa«A 1*1*, nbub to Um
H*alHtod toton of Mid Tmdh tk*
aaaan— «f taoatop tMXM-M b
twill ad mU Tmrukip. far tk* par
paa* of bpnftaf tk* pafctk road*
laf **ld T*aa*kl* aad ad toryba a
3ft±^VK£?i?B
M*a*.aa tk* mmm *kaH kaca*** da*.
3i^sr5$«s,*2
Ahudatt* mi rid *ii* «d Ckan. 41T
•f to* PakU* tool Law* «d tlU, aad
batata* aamdatary tkmof aat mp
pl«M*at*ry tkatata;
Motto* b further' atom that aa
mtiroly now rapiatratioa ha* k**a
ardatad far said M*ri*l abetiao, aad
that A A. hriurbs bn appoiatod
Bfbtiar, aad W. & Jackson aad
Ckarla* Thorn ton poUkoldsn fa*
This toe Ttk do* of Jaly, 1H>.
w. h. FAuqrrr.
Clark Baaed of Csnaaitobubn of
Haraott Cooaty. T
SALS OF LAND Zt AUCTION
Under end by rirtns of aa eider
of tbo 8aporior Court of Harnett
Coaaty, made ia tba ipscial Pro
r codings entitled C JL Papa, Admin
istrator of O. A. Pin Boas in
."’ope, Eanaun Pop* aad ctbon. tbs
<eeaa being Bomber 1M4 upon tba
Jpoclal^Procoadlng* ^dtohot ^ of ^ sak
iSSTaa Prtdsly "tbs^tth* day af Aagast
iClC at 11 o'clock a. m.. *a tbc
ptamlin, offer for sale to tba high mi
bidder, eo tbc fallowing tarns:
$lOdd.dd cash aad tba Wanes par
abk ia ftra (») equal aaaaal ta
dsfattita. tba ton af mid Install
aacsts to fall daa i Jan aery 1 i»M
and tbo remain! four to b* an
Taa. 1. 1M1, II , 1SII and 1M4,
that certain tract af land tying k
Arams bo ro tewnabip, Harnett coun
ty and Instil id as Mows:
Beginning at a stab* and poiatsn
t Uaks from tba sarusr of C. H.
Pope** antsy, it being tba tad oernsi
of tba IP aaraa Nathan H. Papa aad
wtia said to C. H. Pop* on Psk Id.
IBIS, ia tba SCO acre tract Has and
1 run* aa uid Una 1 1.1-i l Sl.fi
. chains to a stake aad pointers oa tbs
«** of Us US last beyond tbs
. toasteb, a earner of tba SO* acr*<
'banc* as another tine of the 1M
memo N. U M E. ITJ4 chains ts
* stake In tba rand ia MiaaU L
*lls' Horn a corner af tbo 7 serai
Nathan § Pape, ^andbt of G. A
•kpa sad wilt ra TA II, ldlli
‘tone* aa the Una of tba 7 acraa N.
M 1-4 W. Hit ebatn* to a stake tr
tbs Add, anatbsc saraar af tba 1
sera tract and a comar af tba afore
mid Id acroa; tbance aa tba Mas ol
tba Id acme 1NM W. S1.4C
chains ta lbs bagianlag ooataiaiaj
Tbk Juk* «■«
Your <£>
Bathroom!
\4ANY tine* you've
lYrvaked k v*eri'up-to
ifitr. wpMmJjy wluti
fllJ
Sobefy that deaara. haull
*J?£kS3S.E
experience and the right
’ Maa to make a good job of
k. You caa he ear* ef that.
The* work can be done ai
. . laojate coat aad alU
the awawapd faaa which
W. C. OkaOT.
■ -- «» 111 II
DUN ft. M. C.
Hon- Twaa aaaa said that laaryara
■>7 aaaa aad co. but Bukhara
worn on tararar. Owa (aoatloaa par
40* coararaaat with tba Back bars
trda raaaarkad oa ana oaeaaloa:
“Oakrtal will not klen ika last hora
—tha loot kora will k* Baekhor. -
Caanty Naan.
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EUROPE AS JAMES
WITHERS SEES IT
(Prom Jim— Witters. Army at Or;
cu patios. city o( Aadarsash. to
Us mother. Mrs. 3. VL Witten ot
Broadway).
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Jety at, 1»1».
Deer Hotter: Your letter, teitiag
of tte Fourth Is UlUagtoa, tut
right on tte heels ot • oelobrsUon
ot my ova. staged la tte **001408
at tte World." t fast got book from
a parade la tte etty that la sertnlidr
tte taaaa city ot an damps—Bno
calc. It la tte taact plaea I vaa or or
la—sot area axacptlac Parts—aad la
pcnplid with tte cream ot tte earth.
We loft bars Monday morning,
want through Cologne, aad oa by
Atx-La-CtepaMo. The Bret Belgian
lava we saw waa Liege. W i ted
already found that are ware among
Moods, though.
It reminded me rery math ot our
trip thrwdgk Maryland, Pennsylvania
aad Now Jersey last year. It waa
easy for them to tall who wo were,
because we traveled In big long Am
erican box aara. with "U. 8. A." on
them, sad we had aumeroec Bag*
out. Tte people all tamed oat to
welcome oa. Wa could see handker
chief* aad aproac waring area off on
tte hilltops, a boat aa tar aa we coaid
see. Tte train ttaelt waa In an up
roar. The coaptry looked Ilka the
thickly aattlad parts of tte Blatcs.
sash sa Baslsra Pennsylvania. And
tte people lasted Ute home-folk*.
They snrsty received as with open
Wa reached Brussels about mld
olf h|, staying on tha train. Tuesday
moralng It was ralala*. ataadlly, bat
that did oot bother tha parade. Per
haps you read shoot that paarde.
Tha American troops from the drat
and third divisions loading. Wa
marched la mass formation, thirty
fare abreast. Tha parade area two
miles loag. sad are marched about
tvs or ala milaa. Throughout that
dlatsaoe tha streets were lined sad
pushed with people. They. ware
packed la tha windows, on tha side
walks. la tha streeta. on ths roofs,
aad ssas la the trass. All those who
had alavatad positions were earrytng
armfuls of ■aware, and proceeded to
pat over a hloaaom barrage. Thay
aaad rosea for oaafattl. and most of
tha Urns ths air waa full of them.
Most of the time wo marched ou a
regular carpet of ho wars. Tbs air
was sweat with them. It smelled
Uha a vast rose garden, only that yau
eosld small the crushed oaas so
plain.
Than ware Preach troops follow
la« as,'and halted iMn ware. Japs,
nMildteiNtMk^MMMMaaaediar
L rssflsseeai sod- heat.' s’ hands
••vara kept ep.I knOw tha Bslgl.ni
vara almeet swamped vltk them.
Pint, va llnad up near tha aaptlal
aad taad'arad tha aaaaaaary homon
to Marshal Poch. KJnx Albert and
other "big guor" Here we were all
that kept the crowd. back. They
were frantic to get clone enough to
pay trlbate to Uetr king.' »• veil aa
to aaa what vaa going on. They
crowded arbvnd aa and atnong aa,
aaaa breaktag through the ranks.
Wa 'flood than ayd talked to tba
paopla I of about aa hour, them va
board a la ran It break looaa down the
a tree!. We ooald not bear ooaamanda
at all. bat va triad to coma to attaa
tioa Wa vara wearing helmet. aad
gad bayoocta fixed. Boon va saw
the company on oar right oome to
"present arms."'aad va faltavad salt
—aadb maa aiftlng oa bla ova tattta
ttra bdfckfcaa too ooald hardly have
beard a tha non shoot ia chat aproar.
1 had a time soaking to present arm.,
beeaana a' rn.deatol.sll. had me bn
each arm. 'aad aa old aiataV bad hi
anas around my neck. 1 bald rfj
'round, thdfiglr aad managed to III
•U mf Bihrury fit tie. vltbont loaf1*
the lad tea.
ITdHkal PooB aad King Albert
radl .Id. by .Ma. BaU are Ban leak
lag maa. aad aaparb horseman. Ol
cos me, they rode the boat hor.ee In
Barapa. Paadamaolam ratgaad while
they vara la sight. Behind than
cams' carlo*, attar ganaraU, and last
levnral A marl can gaaarala. Tha
asiaa bad lane avid soma than, bat
vkaa tha Amartaaoa same by it broke
sot .fresh H a bowed nary plainly
how vs stand with tba Belgian peo
ple Nova re seined a greater ova
ttea than Old Otory. May we ever
baM tha maa ptaca ha thatr heart.,
aad aa eoadart avvaalvaa as la be
aaatUy a* H.
Tba crowd lintd oat ta spita of
tba rala. bat i. Ptvrla* via bind
aaoagb to boM lt|0f vblt* tb* **
rad* vaa aa. It Martad agala jaat
altar dtaaar. aad aaatlaaad to rata
aaUI abaat I o'clock vfcaa it etoarod
¥L
Altar dtaaar v* had tb* froodaai
aI tba tava aatll 1 o ■flock tb* Boat
awratag. Aa aooa a* tb* rala Map
god v* all itartad aat to aba la tba
tava, Tba tava la ag wild ia p»ru.
bat la vaab grottier. baa bat tar paa
pta la It. aad tba bast laabtag girls I
afar laid ayaa oa. Tbar mr* vara
bartag tbsaailrn a Uai*. aad r«
vara aa witnai aa lovara la Mag.
d
» ■ - ■ . ■
Tranth and iTeaiUh. and slUl could
.(•. iu'. -■ usilsriusiUsf, Um
sju.j ipwk a little rotucunl Oer
- Xu e a last resort aI waa lucky
I waa captured by a swarm
.!» i school girls who coaid all
LPt-k English.
l «. aid write oolunuu a bo at that
Lklaruoun. aad sight, but still cooid
not do It Juitlcs. . This shoddy old
O. 1>. uniform waa an "open tnaas"
to tha hoar la sod homos of Dalglam.
Throe of as started Vut logotkar.
aad had various aapaiianeos In the
dty. but about dusk wa tamed off h
mala boulevard to go arvuad a crowd
that waa too thick to go through. Ws
weal a block or two. aad raa Into
what appeared to be an tnclpent rev
olution. or bunch of civilised Indians
holding a pow-wow and war-daaoa.
Ws pasted by and went about an
other block. Then we saw them
corning. They had some kind of a
band going, and tha street was full
of mss. woman and children and sol
diers from every nation. They were
dancing tbelr way up the street,
singing tha Mgrseilatse aad "Xade
lone." tbs French marching song.
Then they struck up “Tipperary,''
singing It In different laaruagu*.
mdaily English.
Ws stopped to see them pass, but
that was not their lntnatloo. No
sooaar did they tee ua than they let
out e yell aad mode tor ua. railing
"Vlvt I'Amerlque,” “Hurrah for tha
The yiook po—Ion of u« and wu
continual] the march to a big open
■guar*. Thar* war* lots of pcopla
there, but we started in a small cir
cle near the center. More end mors
pc pole came until the square wai
packed. We kept enlarging the cir
cle by pulling others Into the ring
aatil the whole square was ailed
with e hilarious throng.
A Preach prints seemed to be th<
master of oeremonlea. He wore twe
Legion of Honor cords, and a wbolt
string of mednla and decoration*. H«
led the crowd is a sort of soak*
dance, doubling t^ta way and that
kaeplng time with a irl-color and t
baton.
I aooa loot the fellows 1 was with
but had Do troable keeping In (oust
wit htbe girls. l found two wh<
spoke almost perfect English, ant
slack to them all through Then
were boon coup Others who spok* It
and I would be srtth some of them e
limes, but usually had at least om
of the original pair, too.
It sura was great to gut had
among trtunda, after eight months It
tnsmy territory. It was greater stil
to ge temoog ktoe girls who couh
talk, sad did o4 mind doing so. A1
•ooTsatlane tsdasd to be throws eh
soletely.to'thaJHM*- We were el
we moat o
t'-vvikwirts
grudga afattot 111. as thay wars nor
•r la our tactftoay at all. The oat;
place thsy ware In action was la th
soeocd army swetor. In November
At* that lime wa ware In billets am
wa kcjl been In the firs! army.
They cannot blow for all the out
Its, so of coarse they take the bes
known onaa. Naturally ha woolr
I peak fo rths mart oat. because tbs
ts what his hearers expect, and want
Thh (act that ha mentlosod the Art
division shows that he huowt a fe«
things, and that his heart ta right
Wa are perfectly willing for the ol'.
drat to got alt It can, because the;
ire our beat friends.
a uses ,thla la enough for this llms
Still see no signs of going home.—
Harnett Connty News
Love u> all.
Aa ever.
NOTICE
(1) AI) automobili
requested to apply at
their town license numbers. Every
owner or keeper of an sutoanobilv
in the town of Dunn will be com
pelled to have one of these nets ben
on hia car. Bring your State iieenat
No. with you whan applying for yotn
town license. The price of th, No
is 9100.
(2) Every owner or keeper of i
deg In the town of Dnnn must set
■e at ones and pay kit dog tax, whlcl
is long past duo. Mala, 91.00 bik
female M-OO.
V. B. PAGE, Tax Collacter
-1-—.
I Aw A*-)} A
I — falfn hay mako ihJlm.n nr>4
VI nr.v ,t b: iriua:.* (>«4 (fr hur^>.
Rl CA((1« andh^JI liva atfJi Kail
HI la tU© piopVllmf »r aowtn«.
n Whan pUntaCNiic af Aft
I f.5. °wrnifVSajjfor' 5
A maka undrr faY©rnfW>NMv;li Uona.
■CRIMSON CLOVER
Pi BUM la IIh kaat aC
■par«r,,j."K.-.^5
■ ft n»*r novar 1-ropM, fuf
■«<l«rti Jrroln* and rh
~ «£'2^v jsr.
■ WOOD^S SEEDS
I al^aS^laaSi^JSMrad.*"- ,"""
1T. W.WOOOASOfC.
I
Dmm. K 0. 14
I
rKK PUBLICITY RJWKDY FOR
FBOFEtnaUNO.
- i
Nover bofora la tba blttory af tha
eaaalry boro tba people— pabUc of
ficials and private cltlaaas alike—
boaa ao thoroughly aroaaed ai to tba
dangor* of aaaarapaloea proltearing
aa at tba praooat time. Tba art la ot
exorbitant prloaa bara become ao
great, and tba demand for Immedl
*te acuoo ao universal and over
whelming, that ararytblng alia, even
tbe Iremendoualy Important Paaoa
Treaty and tba League ot Nations,
baa bean overshadowed and la being
almoat loot sight of. Indeed tba de
mand tor raaaoaabla pricaa baa bl
ooms so poworfal that tha satire ad
ministrative machinery of ear cities,
our stelae. and of our' federal gov
ernment. la being u (titled for lha
single purpose ot bringing pricaa
down to a point within tha roach of
all
The cry for relief 1» so tar-reach
In* end so Inelatent Chet the correc
tive meuurei ere likely to resell ell
profiteer!, big end little ell It e. Thai,
while Attnrney-Oeuerel Palmer baa
announced that local actloa will ba
Immediately taken acalnit tbe noto
rious meat'trust for violation of tka
a barman anti-trust lew, ba has also
Instructed ell United Slatea at tor
neys throughout tbe country to pro
nerd quickly and vigorously with tka
prosecution of ell others who era
unlawfully boarding lood or dying
prices. Moreover, tbe attorney-gee
cral bee pointed oat In vtgoniua and
unmistakable language a method ol
procedure--that of publicity o( thi
coal of all articles offered for sale—
which. II put Into effect, la likely U
reach and effectually curb, by thi
force of public opinion, every profl
leer. On this point the attorney
general said that he thought It wai
very vital that the people of thi
country should know the facts as ti
ell price* entering Into Ibe high eoe
ut living Hint they might Judge fpi
tbemoelvc i a* to Justification foi
prices. *1 be people, ba said, should
know production costa ei wall at sell
Lng costa.
Inc price*.
The Importance or publicity us i
means or curbing profiteer! cm
hardly be ovar-es limited The tea
, it publicity will do far Bore to In
ore the consuming public a eqaari
deal as to price* than will an;
, rmoaot ot dell or tvea erlmlna
prosecution! Moreover, the public
Ity plan can ba pul Into uffael niucl
! more quickly than any other avail
able remedy, since but a few lines o
I legislation would bo required Ti
1 accomplish this purpose It would b
. inly nscs c ary to provide by lev
[ that hereafter, whsaavsr any art!cl
> la sold or oKsrsd- tor pals, ths par
, I ortnsd hr written or prtatei
! tutsroerit bearing Iks vendor's van<
, and address, and amt ad or attach*
wksrsvqy possible to lbs article *
, iota or offered for sals, as to thi
, exact purchase .trice or coat of pro
dnctlon or such article. ' The lav
should also, of course, provide i
suitable penalty for violation there
It. Includlnc oot only tea and 1m
■rtsonr.ient but also at least ta eae<
if a second offeose, withdrawal o
right to do buslossd.
Laws ot the character above men
lotted might well be enacted no
«nty by the federal government an
Isr It:, present war power and lb
icnsral power to regelate Interstab
*nd toiwign commerce, but alto b;
ba legislative bodies at the varloui
Utes and municipalities Indeed, ll
nost clUex the plap could be put lab
idect si most Instantly by mean* ol
-__
ordinance! or police reaulations.
Moreover, even thongli there may ba
In proeaae ot U-ilalLalton plaaa (or
permanent price or prolltxlng com
mlaalona to deal with the problem,
thla publicity plan may woll be ap
plied (or quick relict. m
Of eourae objections will be raised
by dealer*, maustaoturcrs and mid
dleman to the effect that It might ba
lnlnrloua to (hair business (or com
petitors to know Uelr coat pricea;
however, ataee the actaal Injury
which the great body o( the con
suming public has ao long had to en
dure aa a reaull of aecracy aa to coot
and production price* in laamoeaur
ably greater than any peaalbla dam
age to vendor* a* a rasalt of each
price publicity, such objections eon
not pro parly ba given carlo us con
sideration.—Harnett County Neva
axnoimum da tks rob
coming roirmBKiM
Dr. 1C. C. Hrooka ' Slate aaperln
Lcndent of public Instruction. baa
announced the data* for the WesUra
" Dialrlcl Aaaoctattoa conference of
euperlndredetils and for the South
aast District Association Tha drat
will be held In Asheville. August Id
to II and the laltar at Wrtghtavtlla
Beach. August II to 17.
The ooupuleory school low, the
textbook question, teacher tralalng
for ldlt-10. achool bulldlnga aad the
November budget are smoag the
matters coming up tor dlncasalou.
The eoeaty superintendent of public
welfare will he urged to attend and
take a part In tha diacuaaluo of the
compulsory attendance law. Tha
AshevtIIs meeting will be held at the
Laagren hotel aad the Wrightsvtllc
meeting at tha Oceanic.
News FROM SORRELL SCHOOL
COMMUNITY
The weather U fine for polling fod
der and the farmer* are hard at !L
Service* were held at the Little
Tabernacle last Sunday night. Twice
a mooth now service* ara held there.
On the lit Sunday p. m. and Id
Sunday night. You are iuvitgd tc
Mean. W. T. SerreD and Undue)
Enls are keeping the carpenter* and
maaons busy thee* line day* srectini
new homes for them. Tba work k
programing very rapidly in a fe*
weaks will be completed thereby add
Ingtwo nice home* to th* community
Th# woman and girls of the com
munity are busily engaged In can
aing and drying fruit* and vegetable*
The canning club met with Mr*
Brooke, th* Home Nemonatrmtioi
Agent, last Friday p. m. at th* kom<
of Mr. Willi* Ennis. The lta* waj
devoted to special packs for exhibit
at the county fair. Tba club wil
mael August 22nd at tba houa* o!
Mr. H. A. Turlington.
Mr. J. C. Aathony. Farm Deaeon
•trator was also a twain
l« the nelchfeprhodo Thu
aa thetr sift dwv. < '
Miss Mae Johnson ot Hoa* HID re
turned horns Mtnfday night. She aa
case pan led Mlaa Hetti* Kan]* home
from A. 4 E. summer school ant
had been spending awhile at Om
Homes of Memxm. H. M. and W. Ennis
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hal* and chU
dron of Philadelphia, Pa, have haei
lb* gumU of Mr. and Mrs P. Wool
for the last few days. Mr. Hah
mad* the trip ea his tearing car.
Miss Dona Ennis visited relative)
and friends In Oak Dale sectio last
week.
Miss Nelli* Bergman of WUmiagtoi
has for the last few days been vUt
lag at th* homes of Mean. J. H. am
Willi* Ennis.
Mr. Charlie Kiwis of Rocky Mount
srrlvod Wednesday for a few dayi
stay with his parents, Mr. and Mr*
H. M. Ennis.
Mias Bertha and Mr. Walter See
roll returned last Saturday froa
Durham wh*r* they had been risitiiu
relative*.
Mias Nannie Ennis has returnee
hon*« from a visit to rrlativts at
Clayton.
MUa Hatti* and Mr. Ckaa. Ennis
■pent n f» wdev; Last week at Lrm
borton visiting Mr. Chas. Aster, Mrs.
. Y. Israel.
Miss Leo la Wood re1 irncd veeter
day from WlLmln<ton wbrr. ska has
boon spending several dsrs with bar
uncle's family at their summer boat
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper EnaU are at
the bone of Mrs. EnaU’ mother in
Elberon. Va.
Mrs. John Bullock of Fnveitoville,
visited at the home of Mrs. N. T.
Whittington last week.
"OBSERVES”
ANNOUNCEMENT OF COURSES
Wes Raleigh, N. C., Aug. 14.—An
nouncement of eoarses at the North
Carotins Stat« Collage, for tho sew
Mon beginning September Jrd. U the
subject of tho 8tat. College Record
for AagosC. This U a profusely il
I Ultra tod boklet carrying pictures of
tho buildings, class srark. laborator
ies. and college activities, and goasral
information regarding the College
and its offerings in technical educa
tion.
Tho publication U designed pcimar
ilv far distribution among prospective
students. Tho lasa, of "Technics!
Education’* which was gotten oat to
the U>rtn* has been exhausted. The
new “Announcement of Courses"
rovers somewhat the same laforme
ti-n, andis pow available to all those
who wore not provided with the form
er Record.
BONDED DEBT OF COUNTIES
Some Interesting facta ere revealed
la the matter of bended tadshtedmse
of North Caroline aa compiled la* (he
nio. Book for the Lagiajativo Befsr
ance library. It appears that Bun
combe not only loads tha state I"
permanent roads, but la dabt ia cured
in btilldlne thorn: bat aa K i la, wo
doabt If Buncombe would swap it*
rood roada and Ita debt of $1,044,000
for tho sort of roada Mecklenburg
ha* and IU laaasr debt ef 1701,000.
It ia entertaining to note that Iredell
has Invested more largely ia imarow
mont hands than tha vastly richer
county of Forsyth, the Iredell Banos
being $570,000 oa against Forsyth’*
$221,000. On* of the state's now sat
and smallest eonntiee—Avoir has
--it 5200.000 in road buildiac aad
court hone* bonds. Tha bonded In
debtedness of G* Ilford with tha less*
stretch of bsrd surface road In the
Bate, is only $$$0,000. Madison, up
la the western corner of th* state,
hat bond laeuaa totalise $$73.$I4.M.
The bonded ladabiodytaas of Now Han
over Is but $527,000 and Wake $$IS,
$61.48. eounoes that carry no
bonded dabt are; Bladen, Camden.
Chowan. Gates, Graham, Harwood,
Hartford, Jackson. Johnston, Muon,
Martin. Montgomery, Nate. Pasquo
tank. Pander.. Warm and Watauga.
The total county beaded iadabtedeesa
of tha state is $14,1$2,4««.63, aad
total sinking fond collected $$47,
082.07 —Charlotte Observer.
THE, Ir*aO« QUESTION
work the* .im” getting for their
07. And eonpliMt an to thin we
not confined to the wheat belLTkey
art coming from a vary motion. Nor
or, they confined to the country.
They nr. jort at common in the town*
and eitim and manufacturing dia
tHcta. Never In hlatory waa It as dif
ficult to me are competent help, end
that wholly without regard to the
wagea imid.
Parke pa thia condition may change
na w« gat back on a pence baala, but
wt auupoct it will not chaag. very
aoon, end farmers might at wall pre
pare to moot It, If they can prepare.
It meant doing taor, and more work
by machinery. Pomihty It m.ty mean
more help from women who Ilka work
on the farm. An long aa prevent coe
ditlona prewall, there menu little
nop, of sotting the farm hoys home
from the lnduwrim—Wallace#’
Farmer.
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HARNETT COUNTY TRUST COMPANY
UliUXOTON, N. a
BANKING DEPARTMENT
Will conduct a general banking business, extending every courtesy
consistent with safe and conservative banking principles; money re
cetved on deposit subject to check.
- SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits of one dollar or more will be received on which interest at
the rate of FOUR per cent per annum will be allowed. Interest will
be credited on the ist days of January, April. July, and October of each
year, and such interest will be added to the principal.
IKU9I UtTAB I Mtn 1
Will act in any fiduciary capacity; do a general trust business, hand
ling sstatss and accounting to ths Courts for tha same.
Thoughtful man and woman realise that an institution llkf ths Har
. nstt County Trust Company is bettor than an Individual to act as Execu
tor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee or Receiver.
YOUR BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
, OFFICERS
John D. Goff, President. B. F. McLeod, Secy. A 1'rsasQrer.
0. L. Johnson, Vics-Praa. J. R. Baggett, Solicitor.
J. A. McLeod. Trust Officer.
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