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DUNN’S FASTEST GROWING MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT ' G '• ’ 1 ’ . f ■ . ■ _ 4» — -• , Our old warehouse on Clin too avenue w hich was built for as. We began using this as a storage and salesroom in 1913. This gave us ample room for a few years • But we were soon crowded again and were forced to look for larger quarters. Guv p -f ..cnt biii):lin| at the corner of Wilaon avenue and Broad I 0 I ■ .beet. This building it 3 slui-iae Iii^l. cnJ has a basement un- P dev the c-tbc baiidiui;. Wc t.wveJ lau> (his building, which I was built cipresjy for us, NwVur.bc:' 1, 1918. It contains IS,* X 400 square feat, of flops' J is one of the handsomest 1 business bouses in tbe city. < 1 We attribute the rapid growth of our business since we started in 1911, to two things: 1. We have always given our customers a square deal and shown them every ronsiteration possible. 2. We have endeavored to carry a complete line of honest merchandise and have sold it at a reasonable price. Now that we have more specious and convenient quarters it is our intention to increase this stock of merchandise as trade demands it, and make it possible for the peo ple of Dunn and vicinity to find any articles they need at our store. We are adding new lines constantly and will continue to do so as they are put upon the market. Our customers are increasing daily and we will not be satisfied until we have in our store any article that we may be called on to f urnish. You can usually find it at BUTTER BROTHERS, the sic re of Quality and Service. •- ' j Our principal lines are: Hardware, Farming Implements, consisting of the Avery Line of Stalk Cutters, Cutaway Harrows, Cultivators, Chilled Plows and Distri butors; House Furnishings* Goods, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Stains; Furniture, Stoves and Ranges, Cutlery, Jewelry* Watches and Clocks; Bicycles and General Repair Shop; Ford Supplies, Tires and Tubes; Shingles, Doors, Windows, Sash, and Builders’ Supplies; Musical Instruments and Records; Guns, Cartridges and Shells; Crockery and China Ware. We have just received a large shipment of American Steel Wire Fencing and Nails, which we cm offer at a reasonable price. If you do not see what you I want listed here come to our store and call for it. In all probability we have it.. ’ I ^Ws buy all our goods in quantities large enough to get the best prices and can save you money in your purchases. Come to see us and let us take you through our mag | BUTLER BROTHERS,-—-Dunn, North Carolina ^ " ' --—2—-: •hi v - HOLLY SiHlNGS WILL CELEBRATE Holly Springs. Jnty It.—Thurv day aad Friday of this week will be big days in the Holly Bprlnga aatgh borbood when the entire community will Lake these days to come toolbar In a MM ol tbaakaglvlag oelabratlan for baring recovered from the terri ble hailstorm that annihilated trope bare inly a year ago. The radar will ba Veteran*' day, aad all member* ot Oeanr Rand camp V. C. V. bar* bean notified that tbe anneal reunion will be held at Holly Bprlnga ea that day. bagln alai at ten o'clock. An important mealing ef tbe Oscar R. Rand Camp Memorial Amodatloa will be held \ during tba day aad nil member* era resuanted to be present. Friday will be Community day 1 when n farmers' picnic will be held Mr. J. W. Bailey will be tbe epeaker . Governor Bickalt also will ba livlted i to be tbe gaeet ef Holly Sprite* Mr 1 Bailey will apeak at 11: Id and lb* I dinner will take place at 11:11. A band baa been secured for tbe occa ■ton. In tbe afternoon there will be I farm conference led by Dr. B. W Kilgore of tba Agrtceltural Ellen alon Service and. member* of hfa •tag. Mr. W. A. BeagravM and Mr. 0 H. Afford, who are arraaglag th< event*, wave la Raleigh yesterdai pelting the tabbing touch** to lb •program. • SCHOOL BONDS GET AMAJORm On Ik# kmllot laat Taaadar lor tk > lacaas** ot III.Ht koadi tor LU • Haatoo Hick mat rtm-Uli Mm . tk* rata vaa It lor kaada mat ll ( mcalaat. ^Mmay «rk* raHatirat Cl< a aot rata, mat ao—asaontlr tka aa I iotUr wma aat Cava, a CBmi wk t ra«tBtaraC aaC CM aat rata allow* J feta radaUatlas to ataa<1 acataat tk , I aat taaac. laaavaok aa radatratlai I aaaataC aa a rata, la atkcr warCa ' tk* canrtac at Ik* alactlaa moon ' tkat tkaaa wk* fararad tka fcsad f vara taayliC t* sat a aujarltjr a • tkaaa raalatorad, wkatkar rottag * • aaC Cad<44aria* ikta haadlra*. tka mo } joritr la aa aaaatlaal mm, aad ladl . rate* tkat a pal mjarttir at tk alttaaa■ at IJWapaa aakaal dtatrl* | war* la ktv at tk* kaada. A atata and groends. oa the farm, ud other thing* Mended. The expenditure of this new bond money will pnl the achool on the footing required by the Slate school regulation* to maintain a high school and term-life achool. • GOOD ROADS CONVENTION OPENS AT WILMINGTON Wilmington, Aug. 11.—Delegate* and ether people interacted are ar riving on every‘train to attend the good roads convention at Wrights villa Beech, which opens Wednesday Already quit* a large number have gone to the beech. Reservations have been made by several hundred persons end local commute** an nounce completed arrangements for over l.ooo. Everything has been made reedy for the meeting, which win be held Jointly by the Ooad Roads, Automobile and County Com mleaianan>' Annotations Col. Joeapb H. Pratt, lata of the tdltli Engineers, and E w. WuMT, of the Federal Good Road* OR re. will be the principal speakers on the progrsm. Chief amoeg the avanta of the week will be the formation of the State Highway Connell to co operate with the Federal Connell to saenre additional federal approprla tiena. President W. A. Mcftlrt and 1 Ml-** Patty Perry, secretary of Cbap et Hill, of the Good Roads Associa tion. announce satisfaction over nr | "rangameata mad* and prospects for an important aonfarsaeq of Ik* good ' roads Interests. BROTHERS LIVING IN SAME TOWN MEET AFTER TEARS Tala*. Okla , Anroat Tk* oth er dev D. P. Park agreed to enewer the Ultakear celU for bio aona, who ar. la tha baggage buatoem. aa they had to be tat on wipiaaiaU Tba •one bar* a booth near the Prlaeo [hoot here. Mr. Park wne buay, bat net toe boor, deepke hU arrenty-elfht yean, to notice a earr old gentleman who walked or and down the Ration plat form. watching him. After thia had continued far aoma than be approach *d tb« atranger and mid: "Do pan mind telling am where yea rang from?" "Not la the leaet I am from Mb noerl," mid tha atranger, with a emit* "What part?" aebed Mr. Park. "I. too. am a Mhaaar'na." "I caa* from Crawford Conidr." mid tha "Ohar old man. "Bo did I ” ahoated Mr Park. After a little mare aoweermltoa It derolonod they were brother! who had not aeon eaeh other alae the* ported forty.n>ne year* ago. No word bad leaned bat wee a D. P. Park and Me kfothar Baaaeat. new eighty, atnre they left Crawford Caaaty. n Mar dealt ap'd that Ramoel baa been ttilag fat Talm far three yearn ad D P. fm gtgFMi yearn They am tha ante aamrlwkm bretbem of a f—By of Bra. This Camels 8 days are up! Man, bat h*’» tkinty f He’ll never go eight days without a drink again. He had never tasted Pepsi Cola when be started that stuff! . T!.« dnert'i twhllf hot, the '— Oun few and Ur between: _ PEPSI-COLA ie limply pnceleaa to thla old one lump aailiag ibip o/ the aandy Sahara. With Pepai-Cola aaan Inreatiee he could keep going all day. Why don’tyoa drink Pepai-Cola, too, Ibli ket weather, and keep
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