♦LOCAL*
Roy Bailey, manager of the R«<
Spring* and Marten telephone »
change·, »u here Saturday and Sun
(lay to vial» hi* parrot*, Mr. and Mr*
L. F. Bailey.
Thar· will b« the rnrular service
at tbf Free Will Church Sunday
Morning and niche. SubJcct f»r Sun
day morning Why Keep τhe 8ahbatb1
Everybody wrVromea t° theae »cr·
vieee.
Gua ParVrr is rapidly recixrrring
from Injurie» wujtainrd through hi·
falling from a waj^n ·» the J. L,
Thompson Company «tor* teveral
day· ago Mr. Parker »*j badly
bruiaad and suffered a broken «Hi
Judge and Mr*, t·- Havl· d
children will mov* to Punn (hit w«c!i.
They have reeided in Duke xcveral
yean, during which time «κ; judgv
was affiliated with th· Hank of Har
nett and th* Dak* interest· general
ly
I'oliceman Hunl we* acetdar.lally «hot
through th* I if while (Waning hi·
revolver at polie* haaduarur* lart
Knday night Hi* wound la an usrly
one bot ι> not considered danxcrou·.
Yeaterday he we* reetlng well. ΰ
reported.
W. C. Willi·!·* 's ·«» l>unn Tor a
f*w day· promoting and advertising
ihe «aie of the H- I>. Godwin prupfrrv
which takes ·Ιμ* n*xt w»ck. T)»·
l«rg· tract of lend will be *0|d at
suction by the Raleigh Koul E* ta loi
A Trust Ce.
Kenneth f. Howard ep*nt aevcral
days of th·* ***** e' Clinton where
he waa ech*duled to fly *,th Lieu
tenant Maynard. Purmiiuion for hi»
light· were g"'1*" from Uir War Re
partaient throuvh UeprwenUlive
Hannibal 1» Godwin.
Showing that real estate «aloi-s In
the Dunn datricl art „il!l cl.mbing
the Jon·· Κe·"*·* Properly, six m l··
from town, sold Monday for an aver
age of about $300 an erre Then:
are 126 acre· In lh«. property. Some
of It »old for as high a» »4*5 »"
sere
K«v Dr. and Mr*. H. D. VeCHtr*.
of WilBi-n*ton, returned hom* M cm
da jr aftar fpvodmy the wrrk-end here
with Mr. and 9fn. S. A. Townncod. 11
Dr. McClare preached at the Fret il
bytarian Churrn ftundsy inorniner and | j
nieht. La*yf cor>u;r*-^«l4onj wtrt ;
prcsrnt to near him in both In !
Gronre Monda, of Marion. S. C„
was her» Sunday and Monday, Hr
rame to attend Ihr funeral of h><
neice, Hn Paul GnSn Mr Mondn
Is a native of Dona and is pleasant
ly remtsnbtred by all of Dunn'i peo
pl» who knew him her* up to about
tan yearn ajro wher. he moved to
South Carolina.
Among thon of Dunn who atU-nd
• d the circus at Raleigh Saturday
*"t J. Lloyd Wmd·, H Newberry.
fc. M. Jeffrey a. Eu*ene T. Lm, Jack
Le·. Henry C. Lee, W. C. Ranoy.
Arthur Pope, J. Walter Tirnayi',
Lealie Wood, Lawrence U. Blsxell.
L. BubM Pope. Bn John C. Hod***
and L Buabee Pop·, Jr.
Vernon Howell Maaacngill returned
Monday from Richmond and Balti
more where he hod ipant asvaral day*
HMgl«| for furnMhlngi for his
handsome new home now gnder eon·
«asftwwteiWB«Mws*?
wddinci. It la expected, will be com
pleted early nut January. The
fornlahinit will arrive at about that
time.
Dr. LeBoy Pridgen and Mi*» Mil
dred Vick were married Wednesday
niyfet of last week at the home of thi'
bride's mother in Godwin. Re*. A. K.
McQueen, minister of the presbyter
ian Church hare, performed the cere
mony. Dr. Pridgen i· a son of Mr.
and Mr*. D. L Pndgrn. of Dunn He
I» »ow practicing dentistry In Fay
etwUle, where b< and Mrs. Pridgen
will reside upon their return from a
wedding trip to Washington and oth
er plaies et Interest In the North.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan H. A. Leo re
turned last week from a trip
to New Yorit, BaHimnrr and Wash
ington and have established residence
with Mr* t*c'« mother. Mr». Sarah
Thornton- \J·* were married two
weeks age at *rv Thornton's home by
R*r. Eageno I. Olrvo, pastor of the
First Baptist Church M TA. Lc« WM
Min Kit her Thornton, s charming
AaH fc^fDlBOHwWl *ηΐ1ΛΓ» w.aaan 1*»
LVa 11 one of thii mcIiod'i mo··* ι
prominent young ftrmm.
Thomaa H. Wabb, of Concord, wad
jmonic lbo»e who «>mc to attend th,>
'oneral of l>r. ™«3uhard Smith Mon
"«y afternoon. Mr. Webb «ι» for
**·/ yfar» Ç"">l Kupvrlntrndent
Jf lht Erwin Cotton Mill. at l>uk·.
»t *·. dorln* tho·* v*ar» that be
"new Dr. Smith and from clone iu>
•petartion with him learned to ltove
"jo»e *«nt)e quality that nadc him
th# n»n be wa*. Mr. Webb in now
•«Perlntendent of a cotton mill hi
^oncord. He returned to Concord
T»«eday morning.
fcannle Lm Tart, convicted two
***» Mro on ·'"*[*· ?* homicide in
Γι2ΓΓ?οη wMÎ j£? k"!'"* of fat
r*°yi here and aantenced to a term
» 4*JPenitentiary.Perdoned lart
•«•fc by Governor Bickeu a recent
•fetation In I»»*0" #»*o credence to
)»* yonne mar*» pWa Out he lhot
f'uyd in M If defenao Hi. ,tory wa<
JJ^t he had bean «hot In l),. he«d
■"^or. |,c killed TbU evldinU. wu
"°t believed by the trial Jury The
operation di«ck)«jH U* pr.H«·, 0( .
bullet In hi* baad. Thie wa» the rea
•on far the pardon.
W· E. Cannaday, of 8now Bill
**» here Saturday te attend to huat
"«ea Incident te axtenelra Improra
®eit» planned far the property at
5*" «orner of W"·®" Arenaa and
P*"*b*rtai»d Street which h» ree.Tit,
'jPurrha^d fr«a« Brnert V Tounr
Jwblle here he bought mar oth.r
5*— property and «tated that he wan
P^nnln, t« locate her· about Jann
•T 1. Mr. Cfcai»<«y U · court „ u,
Ql>or*e L. Cannaday. whoee |Bfl„_
"we wm largely initramenui |a in.
«<"·!«« the Greene County man to
""*· to Dunn aed ■>· »"«t a remark
tbfy rood town et ta.
Bell and iwindell I» the atyU cf
• iww piumMa* concern whkh ».
" A. B«|l aad B. t- Swindell arc. the
°wnera and headquarter» has bem
established at Uc.N. A. gtfi
P*ey store. Mr. 8wl«del! it |g fJ|_
RL*1?"®?d *"d made
P*«1| hi· home for aevera) aionthf
wbie* the* be wa* aaaorlated
»;tb V. C Ka>oy la the p1»«Wn,
«"fataea. TVey ara aow 'JJ
jenra too aad win appreciate a por
**· »f reur buM·»·».
► T. C. Τηνιηκ, of Sraillifleld, W»
here Saturday.
Alfred Mtliimn, of IJIhngton, wa
a flikor kcrc Monday.
k Kennle Howard and Brrua Pon
w»i*c *i»itor* in Clinton today.
J J. A. Pool··, of Raleigh. waa bar
Saturday «nu. Sunday to riait lui
- family.
Mrs G. M. Tllffenan and her litlh
•on. Mayers, »rc vUitlhK relative» lr
> Norfolk.
' Oor** I. Cannaday spant Tueaday
• near Vcmbrokr, where h«r conducted
a land *»!<.
V. Smpea l» ajfain attendiaff *»
butin·-* after a week'» Kinase at his
' homo here.
' Λ. R. Wilton it here UiL· weak fr»»
I Maymiio, to vi»il hi» mother, Mr·.
A. R. Wilton.
Β. I. Tart, raahixr of the Bank of
Kour Oak*. wa· a buehie»* viaitor in
l>Onn Monday.
Κ. I. Howard ha» recovered from
ι a ini'sr* of sichno·» at fret feared to
haw be mi influenza.
Sandy 8tcwart paid h» accustom
ed wwk end vitit to friend· b«re
I.Saturtlay and Sunday.
John W. Draufhon «pont Muerai
ilnys of thin weak out of town in the
inUTMl of hit baainea· here.
Mr·. Α Π. Ilarrcll of Petersburg,
Va., urnvi-d Tuaaday to ri«it Krr par
ent·, Mr. and Mr»· Henry Pope.
Harry P. St*»·"» of SmilhfMd. wa»
her·· Monday «n butineaa. Mr.
Htrvi-n» hold» · position with the
Union Auction Co . of 8nUtbflo'd.
Mr·. J. M. Water* returned laat
week to New Bern after «pending
lev vrai day» h^ra with her parent·,
Mr. and Mr»- N. A. Boll.
Mr». B. F. Hmlth, who ha· been
viwtuiK her »l*er, Mi»» Martha Tay
lor. returned Monday to her hone at
Goldsboro.
Mr*. B. C. (ate·, of Duke, »a»
here Saturday to vinit her parent»,
Mr. and Hr*. J. W. Driver.
L*wti Denning, a »tudcnt at the
University of North Carolina, «pant
Saturday and Sunday hcie irith hU
parent». Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Denninjc.
Granville >J Tilgbman returned
Saturday frost Norfolk where he had
•pont m-veral day» on bu*in«ea for the
Tilchman Lumber Company.
Former Sheriff John Henry Pope;
'«•ft Sunday for Townaend, Ga.t whrrv ;
he will «pend lèverai day* looking
after his farming ιηtercet» In that!
Jection. ■
I Mrs. It. G. Smallbonaa, afta
■jw-ndlnjr wvrral day· here a· a ruci
uf Un. J H. Pearaall, returned M or
day to her kuoo in Wilmington.
Dr. J «met M. Lr«, of Prlarabnn
»aa here latt *c«k to vitit hi» broth·:
Or. S. P. J. I« and other relative
in Dunn and ttampaon County.
Ml»» Juanita Crockett, of LiUinj
toD. «pent Sunday her» with her pai
•mt», Mr. and Mr*. J K. Crockett.
Mra. Claude Gardner returned t
Hock y Muant Monday night aft«
•pending acvrral weak· her· with ha
mother. Mr». M. J. Pittman.
Emert F. Young, after a Mm·
day·' til*- of illneaa, 1· again abl
u> attend to duliaa ta hi· oDca.
Howard Tilghman, of the Tilghmai
Lumber Company, »u here Batoi
day from hU homa in Richmond t
eieit h>« brother, QranvtUe M. Tilgh
man.
at hi· rnarb!» yard aeveral days aco
Coll H. Bert, employed In the Nor
folk-euulhein Railway oBcaa at Nor
folk, wt· here Monday to attend th<
funeral of I>r. Farqunard Smith.
Ja> H JliUiiu, hat moved V
• Jjnn and accepted a position witl
The Dunn Heat * I.«ht Co. Ili
famil> «ill Join him a> toon aa rait
able retidcnce can be aecured
Representative and Mra. Hanniba
L. Godwin returned to their homi
here yeaterday after a week'· «ta;
in Wa»hinfton. Mr. Godwin will re
turn to the Capital thu week.
Mr» Ben 0. Towneend and he:
tinier, Mit· Margaret Towwnd, re
turned Monday night from Robeeor
County. where thry had «pent 8at
urday and Sunday with relativea.
THUMB TORN FROM SOCKET
The firtt joint of hit Uft thuml
-#»e torn completely from iU tockc
when κ colt whichΝ·|*υη Le· wat lca<
η g balked acd Jerked ita heed a fee
dey» tiro near Falcon. . Mr. Lee we
riding in a hurry on nit way fro η
Fnlcon to hix home et Koar Oak» A
mbaII repf attached to die colt'i
lulter waa wrapped around hii
Hiaob.
MRS. BEIILAH GRIFFIN
Mr*. Bvulah Grlffln. wife of Pau.
(triflhi and a daughter of W. M
Mord», died at tbe home of her fatb
er laet Saturday. She waa eightcct
year» old and had bean married about
one year. Fanerai tervieee ware eoa
ducted by Rev. Dr. McClnre tn Om
abaencc of her paator, Bee. Α. K. Me
Queen. Interment waa made la tlM
Monde Cemetery, near town. Mre
GrifTIn »u a young woman who·»
«weetneae of character had wan hei
many friends here and in other parti
pf tnia eectlon where ih* was wel
itnown. H«r huaband turvivee her.
NEW BANK ELECTS OFFICERS
Judgo E. P. Davie wai elected pre
indent and eaehier of the Commarcla
Bank when (toekholders held tbeii
flrat eeetinjr Monday afternoon
Bugene W .smith era* ehoaen vie·
proeident end J. W. Purdle, I, W
Smith, Dr. R. L Warren, J. C. Byrd
F. W. McKay and C. P. Davia wari
elected dime tor*. R. L. Godwin wai
made attorney for the InetituUon
J.dgr Davie will aerva aa eathier un
111 the incitation complétai errance
menu to employ other help. Omc<
auppllra and équipaient ara expecte<
to arTive ta lime to permit the oenk'i
opening on November 18. They wori
ordered fevera! dan ago and Moat oj
them are In transit Mo mora (tool
in the invitation win bo «old far thl
time be lag. Judge DavU announce*
yesterday foflewhm the receipt at
wrveral application· far etock.
Card of rk.„k.
We wteh to thank our friend* an<
nvighbora for iho many acta of kind
neee ihowo at during the IHneee an<
death of ear loved otto. Your thought
fulncaa and sympathy It deeply appro
ciated by ue
B. LEWffl AND FAMILY.
Mr. J. R. Rlwa ot gen fard a pen
Tueedey la LllUagte* t. the lateree
of tbe Cottoa Warehoaee A·
WHAT HAVE YOU DONBr
What you done for Uu world
loday,
far >11 it hoA done for you—
with It· life and it* chance and it*
toil and play.
And IU muaie and laughter and
dewT ι
What haw yog done for η world that
Ço r in "rfrthat •hinea u yon to;
or a world that ia iwUr of mice
and kinga.
That cu make at can break with a
blow Τ
Why tr« you troubled aad diacoatent
In a world that haj dona to mack
To clothe yon with grace of tho |Hti
it baa wit
And thr t-Haaee it ha* helped yoo to
cluteb?
For thla beantifal world la a place,
lAdoc<l<
That It doing things hoar by hear
That ahould help a* to climb to a
happier creed,
Α» the bloaeoai clinbe into the flowert
What arc you doing to help Κ along
For the help it ia giving right now
To the children that IMt to iU prayer
aad ita aong
And are touched by a holier vow?
What have you done for a world
that can anile j
And help you to lanitc on your way, '
And a world that it lovelier, mile '
after mile.
For the take of it» children each day?
—Bentxtown Bard, Baltimore 8tm
INFLUENZA
rfvtswfiaCi
Kfll tk· CaU. At
u^n
CASCAKAWQUININI
»—**·«*> M a MU u m
Π?--ΓΓ»
Ran
At All Or,
COATS NEWS
r Dr. And Mrv C. R. Younf of An
t Kler apcnl I'rlday with Mr·. M. J
ι* Kuquay.
K. ». Smith wu In town'a fr·
_ hoar* Tueoday.
Mia Gtvnni Jokwoa Km accept**
à a ρΜΐβοη ai primary teacher in Um
Pinny School acar her·.
P. Williams la in SmlU)Aeld lor a
ft» day·.
Miu Mai· John»π of Roes Hill
»u the neat of her alater, Mia* Iran·
> John ton laat week.
r Herbert Grime· waa a viatuir In
r' Varina Sunday.
Mua Pearl Rambeau of Amriar ria
I ttad relatWea hare Saturday and Son
f day.
Mr. and Mr·. Charlir Wllliaaaa
! «pant Tueaday in Raleigh
Charte· Stewart and ion, Edwin af
) Pembroke apent a fow day· laat weak
. with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrv J. D. Pope and MUa
L 12 Levinaon «pent Ta—day la
LOltnfton.
THE COUNTRY DOCTOft
During the aeaaioa of the doctor· in
, Gacloma the other da*, the statement
, waa made '.hat in Mecklenburg. a
. i i»-irat agricultural and rural county,
I then· war· but two doctor· under the
»ge of sixty-Ave year·, practicing oat
aide the corporate limita of Our
1 lotte.
This is a statement that ihould chal
lenge the thought and attantion of
the rural public.
What ara the CO·ctry people coin*
to do fat doctor·? It ia an ertdant
fact that the country doctor, a noble
and heroic typo, is fast paaoinc out.
He in moving to the city where be
does not bava to endure tbo nerve
wrecking, grueling (rind of country
practice with Ita long cold drive* m
ι mow and rain and sleet at aay boor
: of the day or night at the call of
distreaa. .
Tt —
—— — — uivio Bsnnc iignre ιο
American life today than the oUl
country doctor who haj literally worn
| hlm*clf oat mlnlatering to the weak
Land poor and hamble of the country
I *idr year in and year ont at the paltry
price of one dollar per.
In GaJlon county, which i> thickly
aetUed with taduatrial ronunurUUea,
to the beat of our knowledge, we do
not know of a aingle phyncian who··
practice t· altogether among the rani
population. And. a* wma «ο forcibly
brought out laat craning, the proMoa
of country people, eight and ten aailee
from a doctor, la getting to .be ·
aeriout on*.—Qaaton Qaaette.
BOY PROM ANG1ER IN
JAIL IN RICHMOND
Richmond, No*. I. Hniiy Her·
Jonee, SO, from Angier, Ν C., waa
held In police court today far trial
November 14th on the charge of rob
bing two trained nuraea in a boarding
boa·* at 104 Wert Grace rtraet. Γ rem
M&. L. L. Lew ally» It waa allemd
that be Mela a IIS gold ring and it·
ia currency, while Mlaa E. Enrla wma
relieved of a pearl handled revolver
valued at 110.
Jonee waa located laat night la a
downtowa pool room. Ha admitted
the theft Ha waa boarding in the
mm* bejee. The ring aad platol and
all hat |4 ef the money waa recov
ered. Janea eremed very repentant in
ceert
Quite a large delegation from Ul·
II α (ton attended the eoeamaalty Utr
at Morrta Chapal laat rrtday. 7*hey
all report It one of the Mat oomina
nity fair» they aver attended.—Har
nett Coo at y Navra.
flfl η η ηη on.
Β. J. Ι·4μ, Dm|«
I* BUSINESS LOCAL *
TKuxirr^w^WTgD^ ro* roym
c£3 Uni aa4 al«· twvnrtwT haw*
·> It *+fy to E. M. Mn7«,
Dun, * C.
îïiEW AMD UfJOUD HAND PONDS
for ■»>· ΙΆΜΜ-ΡΜΥη CO.
CAMAOS PLANTS AU. LIA»^
lu «itfto. Nm> rtWy. Hn.
■2b· % W«t, R. s. Dunn. Ν. C
11-Wfd·
rAîï> »αιχ—Hinrnr
$B. fairish*1*·" ""Jj
WANTCO at on^roùmTwô:
Λ» *1·» U kl»
®«™*W la tw
ecmtm m nuretn* i. tlx
- ' -1 tm —
laUiiUm and btMftclel wlU
"or T.ï^vÎf? f««· t—<·>!■■ —
cmi· ci Λ» narMs. 101· 4L
LOST—A nmota CONTAINING
~ s^'-^Afau-ss
Rout· «. It. pd. ·
roK *A1X=:
SHALL MOAT" WRlCHIHC ABOUT
100 powd. h·· Ute, up »t my
bom·. I» ■· U os· of roan li
ϊ1·4*, » *-JRowl*»d, 101.r
Broad H. It pj.
iraUMITMP MOWKT to UtND ON
M.oof.o# w§. ytOt **"'
il
LOST—TN* COAT TO A CIUN
~H Utwmm iok* BeUm ui
Fruût SU*· ·» «k. QiatM road.
Λ <d for
Retort of ·>0··0 for ntUB te J.
H. HodeM, D·*·, a. i„ Bos is.
it. pd.
WANTED — TWO ATTRACJV·
'·» PJ^SSJL"»·» it ttw*. A4
drn· R·τ L. Wleer, Do». It p*.
lost—eloW Cold watch,
w**d for i**n> to Ucj Poy·. IL
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OK IAU^ âÀvB _
»»Ι««..ίί·> mi. te
.<■ m
—1 for _
"■Ά * Prfic*.
JU»T «XC»IVP>-4 CAJt LOAD I
Hn? «*5·*
moo. WfartkPMi.K c
COOO home fOft SALE AT
Dunn. N, C. PVm "·«, >-4 xn
lot, mu D. A 8. Apply to
8*ra TImm. Dun* « C. St.
BEMNING PIANOS JMCUATV
to «scalt Tfeey 4*. TWt t· wfcy
th«T m 0« tair *f tk· tow·
«•M by PMTW^Îm Ç+.
BEAUTIFUL HOMEfOft 1ALC ATI
Don», H. C. Al»# VoaiM i0 atterl
eitM·. WIT mB VMMtUjr. lf|
l°* 525?* to ""SLÎ. *?· "p"1' ui
SuafhMU·. Dm»·. H. C. 2LI
ro« tALB—f ACSU
t·
barland eeaatjr, f
Wnllk 140
of erdthratia·.
LTtsjjs:
I UbwTSie,4 uS'|H« te
tobaeto. wttw ar an. For mfafc
mI· tflmd «t nq b» Ocaraa, wm
•y write A. W. PU*». r>7«UOTrflU,
«· c.
SALESMENWANT*» To ftOLiCTT
ordan for tmfcilu»lfc> tik immi
PAINT Ca. CUirf—d, o.
SMALL FARM NBAS COAT· PO»
«•U. W. H. Paul*. Pw. Μ. α
NOTICE—A RED KW WITH 1·
pi*« took ap It Bf PW«. W^m*.
day, Mr», S. Owa* aa« r*t dtaa
scs&'sriwss:
Dunn, M. C.
for ull—Hourt and uorrii
north Wilton Aw·**. Bmn to
Al»1» W
FINE FARMS FOR l*U AND R—ι
ISO wm soar D*fc* «Μι md
balMtaga. 141 ««" naar iJ·
barf, pW la ad aW^MIm. ltt
aaraa a«ar ΒWRf* Qraa· road·,
II ,*00 hHM and pM farta aM
paatora. IntirwMrnit T«n
tybag·far hU red'·» the fata»
I ne p*a. J O. U»··*, Dana, N.
C. NaT».
«I* HOUSES AND UOTS IN DUNN
for ·κμ) n> yy at ttw Mt;
mifMVhk* Mmm. (t)
TV Umm adJalaM <*· abara aM
mn)M W Β. Ϊ »·*■, (I)
and («) lia |M *»*IU Mar R.
E. WiM «tor· hSMl kwl
Straai. (S) aad (β) Mw tk· Oal·
of aala, 11 o*e)aak, jk a Mrr.daw
•rod Haltaaaa CharÀ Daay Unaa
Τtea af «)·, 11 rtb*, a. ■*.. Nrr.
SS, ISIS. I. 0. Uyto»
iio OVERLAND PO*rtL—»AJU
for qafck
al Rao. J· A, Da»U.
■v«*t a mon'h ko to «tUn4 th.
■aathwaatoni P.apt!»t Tfcaolartc*;
MMinarr.
Hi» rooMuU, R«, Ra«»U Γ,
WWte, «on of Dr. J. U WW*. far
af Ih la Sut», now of riarMa,
rawatm to tfca boat*
and condaetad in a
way tka faaarai ttr
JINATO*imttrn 1.IOWI
•awSESKlS
*«4 free - ^
Idk, A· ««utiUta
β M*, ifcewed » ι
t<MÛckU Uu lApM
2S>r ■·
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REAL
Even With Money Plentiful
You Want It* Full Worth
Dollars get mighty little for their owners under or
dinary conditions during these times the producing mark
ets of the world are taxed far beyond their capacity to
make up for the four wasted years through -which humani
ty ha· passed. No where now can we make the present
dollar stretch as far as it did before the jpeat waste began.
But, occasionally one finds a store whose owners were
forehanded—who bought wisely and well before the last
great rise in prices were made.
The Draughon Store is one of these. Packed into it
are great stocks of standard goods that were bought at
prices that permit it to sell for a little less than the average
merchant is obliged to charge. These are goods that you
need for every day apparel and for special wear. They
are good good· that we back with our reputation. We do
not ask you to take our word for this. We want you to
come and see for yourself.
We are featuring some especially good value· in
Men*·, Women'· and Children'· ready to wear garment·
of all natures, and shoe·, hats and furnishings. These are
big values and are well worth your inspection.
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J. W. Draughon
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Buy While We Have It
Production if Uncertain
Markets are Scarce
All good· made of steel, iron and wood are becoming
scarcer. They are hard to get at any price, and no mant^·
facturer will guarantee delivery of more than limited quan
tities at any specific time. For this reason we advise all of
our friends to place orders for their needs, in these lines as
early as possible. Farm implements needed for next
year's work should be ordered now. While our present
stock of all grades and all kinds of Hardware, Furniture
and other lines of our goods last you will be given what
ever advantage we have gained through buying as heavily
as we have. After these stocks are exhausted, however, '—
we cannot agree to maintain the present prices. They are ·
bound to go up. If you are fortunate enough to buy of
the present stocks, you will save money. If you wait, you
will certainly have to pay more. This is the opinion of
all wholesale dealers of the country. We will be glad to
advise you in^uiy way we can about market conditions.
The Barnes & HolKday Company
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