THE WJHN DISPATCH
April lot. 1*14. at tar put erica
« Diaa. M. C-. uda the act of
Watch a. ih7a.
lTVjsbee ran.
COTTON MARKET
FOR UUJNGTON
At a aaoetirg af tha bmaiaooa men
at LOLagtoa Wedaaaday fright H was
detenu Lted ta tnugt far a cattoa
auriut. Definite plant wart laid, tha
pacfactlaa af whkh waa la pragtoac
aa thU paper west ta preaa. Thoaa
wha are la charge af tha ariaage
manta told this paper that H weald ba
mf« ta aa Bounce to the tarmac* that
wenld ba a aaarhet for cotton
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everything will ho la l by the
tha# cattoa la ready ta roll.”
ThU wm ho goad new* indeed ta
tha fanners of this rieUHy. hocaaae
it wig «n thoaa tha that, trouble
and exponas of haaHag thoir cotton
o distance to market. Tho statement
is farther Bade by the mao in charge
af arranging far haying cattoa, that
tha top prUo will ho pold sad that
thU pric, will ba maintained. “If
other markets want tha cotton they
a(tl hove to pay for it." mid they,
oad it Is nfe to my that they mono
Antlwi foetai* of tte mettles on
Wednesday alt tit wao tte matter of
amktar lorn pci*— for m-baniH— to
fasa—rm ia order te ladac* their
trade. A syvti—atli bulletin will te
tept aad the pete— of staple poedi
will be made te coeepar* favorably
with tlyae of otter to—
TUo pop— ia tadaed p) allied to be
able te mate this aanaaae—Mat, be
tter why there was aot a market
f— tottea la UBteptea. U Is ear*.
eeUy hoped tte* tte farmers will Aad
ttetr way te tte coaatya—t ia I*
* win Aad tt te their advantepa te
te IS. tte aaliail lad—try worker!
of the Apvfcaltarol Bataoeioa ter
vl— rro w« lit*jalap t> promote I
tcr.e.i of Mi bar bones aut day al
a—a. darles th* time of the coarse
Hoo.
The Sr 4 day. Taasday. Deoembei
». will ao-Swtao Day, at wkleh Urns
the Norte Corolla a flwu* Breeders
Assor'at;—'will have Its ncettap aad
will havd cnoaph pip barb—aotwltk
aM tho adnisarr trlmmlacs to‘pm
a fr— idteru an oft—a lap oa that
‘ |av, . *4fb/
04 WWtlllur. DwMbtr 1*. tka
4*»*7 ur#tllu M»|l< win aarra a
fravtaamar. TMa will to law
Urad V'Hwtl Carolina eksaao
U>«a4 odea. Mo4 cfckkaa. and at
klada ad Retry aad yaaltrr arodocta
Tkwraday. Pmwkac 11. win to
Baal Cattla Day. aad tka aooe-daj
*•4 iltfka aaaayeaad lirfaiy of i
■laarl liWiiaat rsarUag.
U ptiaMkla. oa Friday. Doeaaboi
Ik. tka pfciip paayta wM ctra aooth
or lapk karkppai. kaarawar. as thai
Faraorii* OsaraaUea, It la aot kaowi
dadnltaIt kt tkls liana wkatkar or ast
H rW^yaMMp la imago tkk
Tfcaaa aduaedaaa tn to la add!
daa la IMi ipliadU pngna soar tor
•a* anatikid fcy tka Mraataak w»
a atlaai. R. S. Cartla kaa aatlea tkai
aaaoral aalaawf klaadid alack will to
»«1 cm. 4*d tkat aaao fa tka kaa
*•*•■ Braatoik paa of tka aoaatn
trill ka aa tka araena.
WTW3 fon wommmMA
'• school coancimm
J. H. lull Saturday light aad
Baaday. Ha ia hem* aa a farw mwah*'
r.iriooetL
Hiaaaa Mary. Hath, Nfcoari aad Mr.
TV yd Surlas of Undsa aad Mian.
Ctwrelaad and Melver aad Paul Byrd
ot Bunalml ware rial tors at the
baass of Mr. Willie Ennis Sunday of
taraooa.
Mrs. Thad Lae of Dana spent Sat
urday night acd Sunday at tbs homo
of her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Ennis.
Messrs. Salmon nod Carlos Ennis
acd Joepsr Rysls aada n trip to Ral
algh Baaday.
R*r. and Mrs. A. T. Lossitrr of
were visitors in (he neighbor
hood last Saturday.
OBSERVER
SrrKRiOIt OOCRT .tIUOHIKtD
WEDN CHU.tr at NOO.N
Hsrnett CoonVy Superior Court sit
lourned nine die Wednesday at uoon.
basing computed the calendar except
tor thou cases which were continued
to aoxt term.
Judge Connor made s foe luiyrrs
t>ion hero, and nous bnt words ot
praise are board ot (he manner In
which His Honor conduct™! proceed
ings In Ms court.
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
Whet a Haag •< Hapwla.ii It WaaU
Brla* t* Dmaa H.au.
Hard to do housework wKh an
aching back.
Bring, you Hour, of nlatry at lei
*ur» or at .work.
If women only knew the cause—
that
Backache paiaa often com* from
weak kidneys.
Two aid save much needless woe
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Brad what a Dunn cttiaen says:
Mrs J. R. Jordan, Ml t Broad
'It-, says: “I have an attack of kidney
rouble. Thera were severe pains in
'*7 back and across my loins and I
raa a* aor. and stiff, I could hardly
nova. I became dissy and objects
vsmed to fleet before my eye*. I
ought Doan's Kidney Pill* at Hood
x rantham'j Drug Store and two
boxes were sufficient to cure me.”
The above statement waa given
•un* 20, 1014, and on July 8, 1018,
-'r*. Jordan said: “I have felt floe
-ad my kidneys have been in goad
ondit-on over since. Doan's cured
ne. I consider Doan's the best kid.
sy remedy on the market and highly
•oommend them "
Price 80c, at all dealers. Don’t
J*P*Y Mk far a kidney remedy—ret
coen s Kidney Pills—the same that
In. Jordan bad. Foeter Milbarn
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
IPjaHow thiakers seem ta tet ia a
«»iua oae cans* for high price*.
Aay nan damn veepl* who have stored
htkttw, eggs meats sad other food
yOQUtl. KM
fa* higher if k
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J. D. Fletcher Talk
How Clptw, Vetch and
Alfalfa Can Be Rained
la a very inteteetlng letter Mr. J.
O. Fletcher ef Fayetteville, N. C, telli
of the experience of several farmer.
ta rmtong clover, vetch
and elfaHa. Hie letter throws eon*
***** *£• *•**■*• rarest sad moat
»othod of sscariag a good
etaad. The letter follows:
Fayetteville, H. C., May «, 1816.
Gentlemen:
* to advise that your NitrA
*«™ proven very sotiafactory to
g—lga wh° aaad aamo in my eoun
z+’sxvj&szr'c*,*
■tatemaat recommending this mate
R# has • Wt of elevor, hairy
vat* and alfalfa near this cKy that
* *T^ **w. tod I want to
J*F that your MitrA-gvrm was used
to inoculate (Soa. sood, and I can
you that Mr. Bevil win b. glad
t* give you a moat excellent recom
mendation. Ha ia highly plaaaed with
farmers who used ant In this county.
Yoora vary truly,
D FT-ETCHER.
^odtteod similar
• reorta for thou mode of farmer' >n
Mhbtg aocccaafu) steads of clover,
wteh aad *falfa. NKrA-germ .l^
tmr *“ T?ur eo<tcn alloys sf
*^J"o °* «*»•■ will he
ready when the cotton la picked. It
P-gy*^"* *5f "hi hay and
2^* "°U- NiUA-ftni •vetch
whna planted with oat* and nr* make.
when tamed ander ia aqeai
t# 700 lbs. of Wid rraia faetiiL..
P” NttrAfam Malta U nr*
• 5*1 P*#<l *®<1 4'or I crass mi
W** ^ !■ pUotia* thU
r#w T1 •KintrA.
tt r"*r "“P Wml. It
fc— <!** !£• Mtcni For
fr»« byh W« WC uitfiw. .VttrA
f*w, WMiA OtL
MVWUi. SECOND-HAND FORDS
S~ Mrrkfc.Dctrw^
F*7* HARM for SALE—I OFFER
rSV£L?M5£2CS!
ar=?.w£"iE
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53k £5; •I;'l.£2r‘ £Sl
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* BUSINESS LZC
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FARMS FOR SALE—1 HAvr SEV
oral farms for wlr, ’orated n Har
nett. Waka, Sampson end Ue'
eoontles, near Fuouey Springs.
Dunn, Angler and Lillington. They
contain from Si op to 500 acre*. I
Price* rang? from $25.00 to MOO
per acre. Some of that* farms lo
cated oo good highways and late
improvements on them. Will tall
on easy term*. See at If Interested.
Willi* Pop* A Sons, Dunn, K. C.
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MONEY IN AMOUNTS FROM Mc
500.00 up to lend on Improvad towa
or farm property, on loag tine.
R. L. Godwin, Attorn**, Dunn, H.
C. tf
LOST—AUTO LICENSE PLATE
No. 04-217, on highway between
Dunn and Benton. Pinas* notify
Brasil Lae, Dunn, N. C. lt-pd
FOR SALE—ONE SECOND HAND
Maxwell touring ear in good con
dition. E. V. Gainey.
BARBECUE FOR SALE—I WILL
have barbecue and refreshments
for sal* dor r.g Fair week at my
store just north of Dunn. Will
have plenty for all. Come In see
me. W. M. Moore. 2t-pd
FOR SALE—ONE ttl«-17 MAX
weQ frame with running board* E.
V. Gainey.
FOR SALE—ONE CADILLAC
ing car in good running cor.ditioa.
Will sell cheap. B. E. Johnson, i
Dunn, M. C. » 11-St-pd
□ tnmnu riAnuS AKE LKLATED
to cxc#*n. They do. That it why
they are the talk of the '•country.
Sold by l*arrish-Driver Co.
GENUINE OLD FASHION KAINIT
and .Manure Sail*. I hav, for sale
I hundred torn Genuine Old
Pah ion Kainit 14 per cent potash,
manure salt 80 per cent potash,
which I can sell in car lots for «*e.h
Set nr write at once if you
need potash. U. I. Smith. Coats,
N. C. 8t-pd
JUST RECEIVED A SOUD CAR
•f Red Cedar abrngka cut at Van
couver, British Columbia. Thana
shingles areraga from 4 to Id
Inches wide. No. t quality at
17.SO per thousand. Sea us for Im
mediate delivery. Butler Bros.,
Dunn, N. C.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SALEdl
lady at ones. Apply at McCall A
Co. 8he!) Building. Dunn, N. C.
WE «UY LIBERTY BONDS AT PAM
in exchange for anything we sell
or payments on notes due In fall
of 1919. Parrish-Driver Co.
SMALL FARM NEAR COATS FOR
—!*• W. H. Psrriah, Dunn, N. C.
YOUNG'S TWO FIFTY EGG Strife
of Single Comb White Leghorn
Cockerell, March hatched, It each.
Lucretia Parker, DukeTlf. C.
“LEARN AT HOME OR SCHOOL
shorthand, bookkeeping on credit.
Positions guaranteed. Edwards
College*, High Point and Winston,
N. C.T’ St
W. H. WAKEFIELD, M. D , OF
Charlotte, will be tn Dunn at Cen
tral Hotel on Tuesday, Sept 80th;
Duke, In Dr. Holt’s once, on Wed
nesday, Oct 1st; Newton Grove,
Thursday, Oct 2nd: Benson, Sat.
urthty. Oct 4th Th* doctor limits
> his practice to the medical and sur
^ treatment of eye, car, nose
•nd throat and fitting gUmi. Aik
your family physician shoot con
sulting Dr. Wakefield.
TIRE SALE—W. are making a see
cH price on new Potd tires that
arc below wholemle prices 8ea oa
Parrish-Driver Co.
BRING US TOUR LIBERTYBONDS
if yea want to sell them. We win
pny you the highest prices for
them. WiH pay you cash or Rive I
you trado In exchanpe. If you
drcido to sell don’t fall to ta^ us.
Johnson Brothers, Dunn. N. U.
JUST RECEIVED—A CAE LOAD
of mittnnct Con nm* supply you
wHh anythin* you vast In this'
Hi!' rnn*n fmn 14.00 to
tt( 00. Batlor Bros.. Dunn, N, C.
FOR SALE—ONE PRACTICALLY
now top bocry and ham ass for rash
or on t'mr. E. V .Colnoy.
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"WANTED—NICE FJ|RM. 100 TO
V0 rrfrs. rood road IrooL Btalo
amrnnt l«ipm»t»*nt«. first rath
ps iamt. lrn*tb of tlino on pap
iB'nts Address Boa 105. Groans
boro. N. C. 7 t| 7t
vs sai.r_OHR GOOD MULE
in iris* old and wri*hlnr aboat
an/in no--nds, rash Or OB UjM
E. V. Galnay
SPECIAL — STRAW HATS AT
*«*r* »an rriro Ws hs»n a tarpn
a n^m«nt to r*»ort from oil of
r-b'i-b nre roia* at a hi* ndnrttoa.
Cal at nrra bof-r* Dior arr nirkod
***•- AJi *ood itjlar Johnson
B-n’hori Dann.
FOR SALE—SEVERAL HEW FORD
Unrip* ram t. V. Galnop.
W'*—< HAVE ” SEVERAL
vatamMr farm- f«*r sal* fa Rtnall
mart*. Inratod la *md inlpUhsi
•p*od*. on >aod raado, and none
roM marhats nf»h mod baMInRB.
Ca» or or sddaasi. R L. Godwin.
Dona. K, C.
S M ~S*4 »N WANT*® TO SOLICIT
r»da*» far laihriraHyi* nils, ST a os a a
a-d aa'nia. fUtorr or ramartaRf.
Addro»- Tb« Lr-nos 0»1 A hM
,0*. Clm.lsad. 0.
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A BANK ACCOUNT
‘taelp* and Encourages You to “Get Ahead”
fives you the convenience ol paying bills
—the simplest and best method as well
est. as your chet k is its own receipt for
' the debt it pays.
We Offer You
urity, co-operation and the most convenient
ctory ayrXmn of handling your money.
ville Conservatory
of Music
If open ite door, op Monday, September 15th, 1919.
' in Inetromentsl and vocal mule.
be directly unrinr ',hc supervision of Miee Chs/loUl
d teacher of the Conservatory of music at Bruaeela
Klee Raenrer l.i rrcopilziU as a virtuoso and leachei
ability and is a distinct ucqUsiition to any inetitutior
r will b.. Dr. Edward Gleason, professor of plant
»rb Gloat on. profeuor cf voice; Mm F.thola Froet
a Mary McGill, profeaeor of voice; Mim Man
French, pior.o and violin- Mis* Isabel Nichols, profoaaoi
and Miss Psttia Foole flcrriiijf, as-ilstant harmony In
Mre. J. A. Kin?, wi.l have rhsrRc of the primary de
etion, with l.iu Mildred Your.tfblood ai asaiatant
toady for distribution on or about July 16th, 1919.
“Mon may be mails by nddrerii-.g ih^ Fayetteville Con
ra. J. A. Klnit, {secretary and BeRlstrar.
—rmvtc
NO WAR TAX
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They m^ QOOD Tires, and we hare only a
few left.
1.50 as long as they last
r sizes in same proportion
e. First Class Repair Work
on All Cars
l
Driver ,Co.
Wileon Avenue
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FORDS 1
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Should be repaired with ;!
GENUINE FORD PARTS
at a schedule of prices made by the Ford I
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Motor Company j;
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I am fully equipped to do anv kind of re
! pair work on Ford Cars or 'rucks. I have X
| just installed a 200 ton press and can put
;; solid tires on any size truck. ;;
1 am also prepared to do any kind of black- ■;
I;; smith work. ;;
Oxycetelene welding I
J Auto top repairing and upholster- ;;
:; i«8 i:
Painting
j| Horse shoeing < >
Full supply of Ford parts, carriage mater- I!
] | iaU and auto accessories. I!
FOR GOOD WORK and QUICK SERVICE
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jj J. W. Thornton
;; Phone ? 77 DUNN, N. C. i:
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gBODHK pJBTrrr. -rxisnymry—--Tg
I Takes the guess out |
1 of Baking - saves |_.
H mixed in Occo-nee-cbee Self- Rising Flour.
That'a wfiy you nvi money when you buy
P this flour. The extra ingredients are added in
a th# exact proportions to bring about perfect _
B baking results every tinn—not moat every H
> time, but always. You can't falL Sj
B ’ Hot-caUea. light go'den tvscuits and tempt- M
g ing wrffl ?s can be m red in a few sectm-ls and
- baked in a few more. No trouble. n> worry. pi
Just mix with water or milk and put in the oj
ovm—that's nil gj
Such a lirne-sivor »rd trouhlo-orver as C.
| Ooco-nee-chve should be in every p&ntry.
g It's a wonderful help to all housekeepers. Uj
1 OCGD-NSE-CKEE i
Sjlf-Rising J*2ousr «
2 Takas the Com ojt of 3-tIinj 4
and Caves you Via.zz y jZ
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