*********
♦LOCAL*
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i George W. Gardner left Monday
for points in KatWm Carolina.
Rev. Eugene I. Olive l> ir l2r>-nn»
boro to attend a aerie* of Irrlnree.
Mr. and Mia. Glenn Pope, of Cloy
ton. were here yesterday.
Postmaster Eugene T. Lee attt nil
ed the Masonic grand lodge m Ral
eigh this week.
Mrs. Hrnry Mickty. of intLin
Salem, is here as a iiium of Mn.
Eugene Parker.
Jli« Sallye Htimd to:, o! L aulo.l,
was here thil week vlsirtiv her sis
ter, Mrs. V. B. Morgan.
Mina Maude Upchurch rvtu.nco
Sunday from a vinit to rili-tlvflu* at
Bui*« Crock nnil Lillmutoi*
G**orjfo L. Catiiiad; rnivl D. C.
FuomII returned tie. we< I: from a
lour of Georgia and Florida.
W. B. Johnson attended a meeting
of Jlctropolitan Itmirnnce Company
agents in Wilming'i.ii this week.
Robert E. Surl. >. I.*< 1*. Furies,
John C. Phillip* anil Thoms* Proc
tor spent (sat Sunday at South*!:>
Pinas.
Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Broughton ami
little son of Kenly, spent the week
end here with Mr. and MrV Sam
Broughton.
Oliver Perry Shell, of Kinston, ir
here to visit his mother, Mrs. M. V.
Shell, who has be, n very sick loi
several day*.
Dunn was well represented at th'
<JalU-Cu* ri recital I" Raleigh W wiinv.
day night. More than fifty w« nl by
automobile from here.
Rev. W. E. Bundy, presiding eln. •
of the Phyettevi'le Dirtrict. will
preach at Divine Stfet Xl tlr .li/t
Episcopal church Sunday morning
John W. Draughon ami J. Lloyd
U/.Js .ftMt/lori Iko /• . •
1-odge In renion ut Raleigh ihV week
as delegates from the local lodge
T. V. Smith returned Monday I'mb
HP extanded trip through Western
North Carolina and Virginia m lh<
Interest of the Stall Rank and Tm-t
Company.
Mr. and Mr*. Worth II Pope ami
morning from Tajlorvillo, Illinois,
where they had been vUititt*: v 111
Pope's parent* for several \v, r(.■<.
Mr*. Colon Prarnon ho.* relumed
from Wendell where she .idled rein
tiro*. She ms accompanied home
hy her mother, Mrs. fr. D. Mamhburn.
who will apend *rvrr*l rtayu with h r
Mr. and Mr*, 1). C. Pusaoli, Mr.
and Mr*. H. B. Taylor. Mr. I. M
Reave* and daughter, Julia Howard
were among those who nltrndcd the
Ualti'Cum Concert in llilr'idi W. «|.
nesday evening.
J. J. William*, representing the
Southern Truck and Cnr Curpcration
of Greensboro, vs spending several
day* in the city in thr Interest of Isis
company. He Is veiling stcelt of the
now concern ar.d making arrange
menta to oat.ibliah a permanent agency
bore.
Miaa Myrtle law, daughter of Jo
soph Lee, and Herbert Atkinson, of
Fayetteville, were married M latlinc
ton last Saturday night. Hoib arc
well known here. The bride’* home
i» near Dann. Mr. Atkinson io *
brother to Mr*. W. H. Newberry and
ha* often visited Dunn.
Through the hurry of getting the
< "hotel aery" Into print Uat Uie
name of Hugh Prince was omitted
from the li*t of those who hud tak-.n
stock. Hugh war one of tin- fir t end
most liberal subscriber*. lie w%*
also one of the ha^drst work t• i-i
the stock sold campaign.
Next Monday night’s it. V. P. L'.
includes scripture reading by MUj
Locjr Pope and talks by T)r. J. R.
Butler, Perry Morgan and Misses
Wasteott, Ida May Pittmar. and Ida
Felton. The quartette trill sing. Ur.
Butler is to leader Cor the night."
"Bud" Aaheley Tope arrived ImtneJ
this morning from Georgia, where h*|
bad been buying cotton since the
close of tho Mae ball season. Dud
had another successful season as a
baseball pitchsr with Southern and
. Middle Western teems last yu tamer.
H# will spend the spring here in train
wig for the coming season.
Mias Ora Parker and Duncan R.
McDonald were married Friday night
> at the home of the bride's mother,
°tB ?" ^ t. Mr. McDcnnhl i>- it
lb the Dunn post office. His
onae is one of the most popular
young women of the Dunn district
25® “ * sister of Lcvandcr Parker.
They will make their home in Dunn.
J lines II TV—J- t_ i
Arm will henceforth be koowTao Ka
noy and lac. Mr. fee he* been ,
5*ft5 t5S
an excellent teem and ham beenvirv
mcmwM. ThtT *'<> o53uS3
oflee* »nd aalewnnin. In u»c mLv
rmltb Building, South Railroad
nue. and ha*. ■Mml them up
handsomely. They hare a largo »tock
of bath room fixture* and «<-co»*oriC.
and plumbing rupplire generally, ond
will atriee to croete on* or th., 1*—.
e*t plumbing concern* in Ea„tcrn
Carolina.
BOX PARTY ' “
Thate wiB be a l*o* party at Jon**,
boro oebool houee three mile* from
Dunn. Friday night. January 23rd.
The public h invited.
"" SPECIAL MEETING
All member* of Mingo Lump, 303
M. C., W. O. W are rrauretvd to be
proaont January SI. IMO. at 10 o'
' *■ W.‘ H. 8TR1CKLAN D^Clork
Daughter* of tho Cenfedmaey
The C hicora Chapter, Daughter* of
l hr t'onfadrracy. mat in thr Presby
terian church Monday afternoon to
celebrate the birthday of Rohm E.
!<*••. .
The following program wa. ren
jtuird: 1
Thr Star Spangled llttnner. I
Sketch of tne life of Lee—Mr*.
R. M. Pearsall.
Sketch of life of Jackaon—Mr* J.
; C. UIHTord.
In Justice to the South—Mr*. Far
uuhjird Smith.
A short huainesx session wai then
held. Mrs. L. J. Rest read a letter
from Mr*- F. Harvey. State IVeai
.'o i. A Ktl< r from Mr.-. Anderson
of Fayetteville win read also.
The meeting adjourned with
"'Aeh rice” «•: unisr n.
. • Tuesday Aftrraoon Book Cluh
Mr*. P. A l,rr w»* ho*tea* Wudnoa
day afternoon to thp Tuesday after
noon Book Club The house wa*
attractively decorated Wlth potted
plants and narrU*u» \ short Hu*,
ints* miriini? was held at which the
IVmdir:. -*lr*. A. L. Newberry pre
| inlcd
The rtiMr were entertained at
four tabien of gamer. After Ih*
game- Miar Hester i: .noted Mra Lee
m forcing delicious refreshment*
Tim members present were: Mre
dumps J. It. Smith. Z. V. Snipe*.
Marvin U Wad*. (1. I_ Wilooa, E.
'■ ^oblci. J. H. Barnes, Wallace B.
f oUrar... Pool C. Hood, John P.
Joh'esia. Nathan M. Johnson. P. A.
Lcf, A L. Newberry, Clarence D.
Mnln.
The invited guests were: Misses
Iiro-h My*It, Hester; Me.claim* R
L. Wans* and Earle Barefoot,
MRS. FLORENCE JACKSON
Mr* Florence Register Jarkeon,
"i" » n'Nuvui i'unn ior
x "umber nf years paused away Sat
urday, January 17th. at t'ayuttevil)*,
M. when' .-he had gone for treat
ment.
Ml*. Jackson was born in Clinton.
ti C., where she grew to womanhood.
KxHy in lif. ehc gave her heart to
' tet nod united with the Methodist
• hutch in which the nerved as a faith
tut ei..l devoted member. After her
man'age »h>- Joined the Christian
hutch When olio remained a faith
ful r.r.d useful member until her
'bvt'h.
Throughout her life she waa a wo
man of Ann q-.litlrs On April 13.
1VU3 she »u married to Thomas
J. JarVscs. to whom she made a faith
ful a. d devoted wife. Really her de
.*o*'C;i bne.-ifne pathetic when a few
> -.* ago hi was taken away by
-I- nth and she was never able to over
v -me hi v grief at h'a departure. Aa
i mother, ahe was sacrificing and da
vutisI, u« a friend, unfaltering, and
I might be said that ahe spent her
if.* fir other*.
On the death of her husband, he
ro g left with three children, she
ihou’dered the responsibilities thrust
upon h<r and although frail, areom
idiah'd what many who arc strong
would barely do. For some lime ahe
was afflicted but during all of her
'•Ineac- rite wa> patient, but her frail
'•oily had atood all it rould and alowly
the end i xnu .
Two of her brothers, her husband 1
rad mother piveeded her to the grave,
tier aged father, four sinters, three
brothel*, ar.d her three children with
'T--rr.us friends are left to mouro
her ■cv.ua. A lunge arsed gathered
at her home Sunday aflrrnoon to
!'") their last tribute of reapeet to
his After funeral service* conduct- ■
i ll by )U-V. J M. Daniel and Rev. J.
! l-i irston. loving hnnds tenderly
loiti hot to reel beside her husband .
in Oieei.wood eimcury. She is gomi
but her loving memory will long be
cate-med by those who knew her. j
CAMPBELL HURT
IN AUTO WRECK
Peculiar Chain of Accidentl to
Buie’* Creek Student*
and President
5k-vcn hour* after twelve-year-old
l.illian Ferrell had accidentally ehot
•»d killed Allen Swalm, Wlnaton
Saleni riud- nt of Bair* Creek Acad
emy, at Buie* .reck. O. S. Ferrell,
father of the girl, drove hi* Hudson
•’UWl* *ix into o Ford Sedan four
mile* from Raleigh injuring all Ita
oa vnK<r<. ineloding Prof. J, A.
Campbell, brad of Rules Crock Acad
emy and Arc students who wore ac
companying the remain* of young
Nwa,m to Raleigh. Mr. Ferrell, more
Injured himself. *u not told
of the totality in his own home and
continued on his way to Buies Creek
• rota the tcenc of the accident in an
other car.
Th* injured, none of whom are
dangerously harts, were rushed to
lu x hospital for treatment after the
collision on tb.- Fuf)u.y Spring* road,
at S:l6. Thry were:
. A' p*'"l*t>cn. Buie* Creek,
head hurt, ear lacerated, body bruited.
J- Creech, Smithfteld, band
madied and knee hurt.
T. F. Jordan, Krankllnville, badly
scratched and bruited.
Crw-k, hand
end head injured.
Spurgeon Brlgman, St. Paul*, aide
hurt.
Charlc* Cade, Winxtan-Salsm,
scratched and bruited.
C. S. Ferrell. Buiet Crook, scratch
ed and bruised.
last night all the injured except
Prof. Campbell and the two students,
J. T. Creech and T. F, Jordan, h|
hern dm barged from tile hospital,
rmd (hue* three were retting well.
Fear* of concussion which expreaeed
when Prof. Campbell waa carried to
Urn hospital wore diesapated by an
X-Ray examination which disclosed
nnither fracture nor concussion. Prof.
Campbell had rogmlned contciousncnt
and when Informed that member* of
hi* family were harrying to Raleigh.
•.ey px vo uic uenro to eec hl« lam
Hy phytieiaa u wall.
Sheeting of Sweim
"he aborting of Allen Swalat took
ptar* in the bona of <J. g. Farrell,
?•*> moved to Role* Crook recently
from aoar Raleigh to pat hi* «hlC
oroe.In at'hool. Mr*. Forrrn. accord
'Nr to tho atory told by atudente at
I no hojpitnl yeaterday afternoon,
'»rtad about bar ban rework before
the 7.!,Vd°r> «*ny1ng a p«tal lato
.v* ’'I1*"" wil*< her for protection
*f bar hodiead. Young
V* boarder, cane lata tba
tb^T.i^??1 ^•‘faat tine, rmoved
ml i1??d*** fro* tba revolver, fcoy
AftX JL* **■ »PP'«f ^
Farrell H«M»»*trta» with Mr.
*rr-' «bc aaa of tba woo pan
I
in an emergency he re-leaded *n
placed It on a shelf.
Dlda't Knew It Was Leaded
Twolvey«ar-oid Lillian Fcrrel. Ii
an adjoining room, beard ths eon
vermilion and the snapping of tb
pistol She came into the room, tool
the weapon from the shelf, polntn
it directly at Swmlm and pullad lb
trigger. She didn't know It was load
cd.
The ball struck the student in tb
right breast. He staggered acres
the room, toward his room-mate, say
ing:
“I'm shot. I'm going to die. 8en«
for my father and mother.*’
In forty ninatee he wee dead
Allen Swmitn was the ion of Rrv
V. M. Swalm. pastor of Sooth Bid*
Baptist Church, Winston-Salem. Hi
was rixtaen years old.
The tragedy overwhelmed Mrs Far
roll end her daughter and threw i
)oak of sorrow about the academy
Kcither the fnthar nor the mothei
of the doad boy eoald come to Boie’i
Creek nnd Professor Campbell made
arrangements to accompany the body
to Raleigh, where It might be placed
on the afternoon train for Winston
Salem.
Accompany Body Ta Raleigh
The Philologist! and EuUophlan
Literary Societlta of tbs academy ap
pointed representatives to pccomp
sny the corpse. Those were Charles
Cude. Winston-Salem; Sporgeon
Bngman, St Pauls; S. N. Lambo,
Buie's Creek; T. F. Jordan, Frank
linville; J. T. Creech, SmithfleM: Le
Roy Martin, Elkin; J. W. King,
Smilhfleld.
At l:«5 the party left Buie's
Creek, Prof. Campbell end five rtu
dents in bis Ford Sedan first, with
■ ria mars* driven oy i. u Haicaer,
and In-anng tha body arrompanied
bv two students. S. W. King and 1. U
Hatcher, following.
Tha Smcsh up
Four miles from Raleigh, with Prof.
Campbell's ear maldng about twenty
miles an hnur. according to tbe story
vosi-hrd for by the student*, a Hud
son ear anproarhod. Prof. Camp
bell kept his car to the right aide of
ihr road, heading toward Raleigh Tbe
approaching car. on the same aids
rove no sign of turning, and moving
at a speed calculated by thr students
*1 Twenty.Ave miles, crashed head on
nto ihv smaller automobile Just aa
Prof. Campbell turned further to
ward the right.
Prof. Campbell crumpled up la the
bottom of the car and the students
looped up in the 8edan war* hurled
egulnst the scat and showered with
Ihv rplinterrd windshield. Both car*
were smashed, but Prof. Campbell’*
machine wan almost a total arreck.
Only Prof. Campbell was knocked
unconscious. Those of the pSrty who
were least injured, got thr other* out
>f tbe muchine to a mwr-by farm
louse and called for an ambulance.
It was then that they learned that
he driver of the other ear was G.
S. Farrell, father of the girl who had
hot Alien Swaim. He was scratched
ind bruised but not seriously hurt.
Mr. Farrell waa on his way from
Petersburg where he had been on a
business trip, to hla home in Bui*’*
Creek. Ha had not beard of tha
.ragady in his own borne.
In tha farm house. Prof. Campbell
x-rolcoasciou* teamed only concerned
ibout the share of his responsibility
'or the accident.
"Was it my fault) Did I do wrong)'
1* asked repeatedly, but was assured
ay his students that he wne on the
propor aide of the road and could
sat nave avoided tha accident.—Maws
ind Observer.
Report of the condition of
THE STATE BANK A TRUST CO.
it Dunn, in the state of North Caro
ii.u. at the close of business Decem
ber 31st, 1919.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ...$161,008.68
Demand loans_..... 80.20
Overdrafts, secured_ 229.43
United States Bonds and
Liberty Bonds_... 6,646.00
All other stocks, )>onds
and mortgages. 3,126.00
Banking House, furniture
and fixtures ..._ 15,748.27
Cash in vault and net a
maunts due from banks
bankers and trust com
panies ... 86,034.64
Cash items held over 24
hours_ 47.00
Checks for clearing_ 1,448.69
Total.$213,302.69
Capital stock paid in ...$ >6,008.00
wMwtTiwwv piv'iM I ex mm
current expenses and
taxes paid. 8.189.87
Certificate* of drpoei*
representing money
borrowed_ 6,846.00
Deposit* subject to check 109,758.86
Time certificate* of de
_ Pf*1* .. 87,848.77
Sexing. deposit*. 27,887.89
Cashier's checks out
standing _ 2408 10
Certified check*. 2^90.01
Total .8818,202.89
State of North Carolina, Const*
»f Harnett.
1, T. V. Smith, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best of my know lodge and belief.
„ T. V. SMITH, Caahier.
Correct—Attest:
WALTER JONES
M. C. BUTLER
R. L WARREN
, Director*
, ,a°tacrJbed and sworn to before me,
ihie 22nd day of Janaary, 1920.
JAMES PEARSALL
_ Notary Public
IRON SATES TIRE AND BURO
lar proof. A1J .two—single and
doable doors. Box 887. Cold*
boro, N. C. i-|
FOB SAL*--NEW DODGE BROS
touring car. Run less than 200
mile*. L. 0. Hicks, Bank of Her
nett. Duke, N. C,_It pc
FOR RENT—A ONE-HORSE FARM
two miles aorthwest of Duan. Will
fumiith atoek. Bxcctlfnt land. 8m
*d.tonoe. Moms Tripp^Ihm,
F°* SALE—SAFE WEIGHING 1.
000 Iba Practically new. Rea
sonable price. So* P A. Parkei
nr can at Dtspateb etBee lt-pd
OOOO FARM FOR RENT—WELL
cotton and com. Alaa twe good
“*»• far sale on oasy terms. J
Q. Layton, Dunn. N. C, It
6ALE4MEN WANTED TO SOUCH
and paints. Salary or MgMlMtea
Addrcaa the Todd OH A Paint Ca.
Clevelaad, O.
®WJJ^DWFATCH^JAIjL^M^»VO
■* * * * ♦ ♦ » *
, * BUSINESS LOCAL *
' STORE YOUR COTTON—SEE a
0. Townsend.
i FOR SALE OR RENT—FINE ONE
kon* farm between Btma* Level
A Lillinrton, N. a Thirty-oru
acre* with dwelling and outbund
1 5“Jf tama. Jamcj Boat,
Dunn. N. C.
*TOBE YOOR COTTON—SEE B.
O. Townsend.
—————————
IF TOO ARR INTERESTED IN
town property see George L. Can
nadey.
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE.—
Cabbage plant*, all leading varl
etiee, now ready to ship at 25
ceata per hundred. Mn>. Bailie V.
" ret. Route «, Dunn. N. C. 15-4t-pd
FOR SALE—ONC WOLF ROLLER
Hoar mill, with modem equip
J1*®*/ Srint mill, ono James
l*®** r®g*n®- Fer further infor
mation <cc If re. 8. C. Neighbour*,
Daan. N. C., R. p. D. Ko 5.
_ 16-4t-pd.
SALE—I HAVE SEVERAL
houaca and vacant lot* for white
and colored peonU for wJc L j
Beat. CL pi
FOR SALE—A VACANT. RESI
12*?*1*0 itet Cumber
pSLfiTc. AS?y to “• 0 Wt,t’
ST°*Jr toij*~cotton-Zsee b
O. Townsend.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FORDS
for »*i«. PAHEIBH-DRIVEB CO
JU.*L ««"«> SOLID CAR
ru P*mo“* Mollno Stalk
Harrow*, Riding
£s tefm'ul 8t>r»ad»r*. etc. 8ce
u thaTT U •*R*»»l*d
fer .Dri» *** •"* we win **'
Bros. tt, Nb0cn“*
^^*^*A* COATS FOR
ml*. W, H. ParrlRi. Dunn, N. C.
if you are interested in
^proper,, ^ George L. Can
°?SSf T?li5,,?c CA*Fo* 9ale
cheap. Farri.H-tMv.r Company.
^J^ssnss.
at i^*>,4*'^** Building in
JSmVitS* * c
"zs/srjp*-* have a few
b hwkr .khJl|d *>in* w<><>d “wed
N. pTr—*| d *tove l<'n*th'- R
•ffiL :^*EHCE. HAYNES,
tion withT?' ,n rncsllmt condi
SSp,&tTL,ia
—SiVw.ra
J-OTS IN DUNN—
Choice location, Moderate price*
Good tonne. C<T Georgs L. Ca
nady.
RUY LIFE INSURANCE WHILE I
you ara in good health and have]'
■‘•T It take* ear* of the wife
, children altar you are gone
George. L. CanMdy.
FO* SALE— SEVERAL NICE
farm* in Barnett, Sampuin nod',
Wake conntiaa Any nie you I
want from 40 acre, to 600. Good i
buildings, plenty cleared land, on
highway nanr eburehaa and school,
and railroads. WIU Mu at
able priest and on easy Item. Sea
me if interested, Willie Pope,
Dunn, N. C.
STOP worrying about that
old furniture. Hodges, the novel
ty man, can m**e it look like new.
Much eh sapor th«n you think. Call
bun. Pfcoao If®, tf.
FOB SALE.—GOOD MULE AND
wagon and n IN of farming imple
ment*. Call a* Dj»patch office.
dixie flyer. SUN boo miles, j
f 1200. Wa* SOW for |1«00 sbtty 1
«y« afo. It B in perfect condi-1:
tlon. Parriab-Privsr Co.
I have A few vacant lots on
Tewnacnd desirable for
residence*, that I wm **|| very
cheap. B. O. Townaend. tf. '
••ww I'AJR vwi ton—SEE B.
0. Town Mad.
IF YOU' ARE INTERESTED IN
town property toe Georgo L. Can
nsdey.
ORSA1JL—I RAVE SEVERAL
valuable farms'™ sale la Harnett
eMiaty, leoatod In nod nelghber
ktoda, on good roada, and Mar
Dana, X. C
if you are Interested In
town proparty toe George L. Can
naday.
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SEC RAT AND FIRE PROOF CRIBS
and Hie proof Ravage*. Chtaper
ttek wood, Southern Martin
Works, W. O. dohnion, manager.
STORE TOUR COTTON—SEE B.
0. Townsend.
BEHNINQ PIANOS ARE CREATED
to axo*n. T**7 da. That ia why
sa
IP TOU ARE ■NTERESTED IN
town property toe George U Can
aaday.
WANTED—TO EOT TEN OR FIF
toon gear*. B. M. Pearsall.
WANTED—wTeUT IN EMPTY
ell barrel*. WHI pay |1 oath He
livered to mj Aope. I. W. Thern
ton.
i ^_
FOR SALS OR E*NT.—140 ACRES
ef land near Cento. N. C. About
half cleared. One good dwelling
aad one ax*all tenant haeae Will
toll cheap far to*h or on oaoy toraaa
or will rent aad furnish fertiliser*.
Call M one* W. H. Lane, at
Una's ■tables, Dana, N. C
_ » _
I GAS and OIL I
p ENGINES I
and I
MILL OUTFITS 8
• 4
l \ SIZES FROM
:: ONE TO ONE
HUNDRED H-P.
1-ET OUR MEN TELL YOU ABOUT THESE PROFIT.
ABLE LABOR, TIME AND MONEY-SAVING DE
I VICES. DEMONSTRATIONS ON REQUEST
-— 8
DISC HARROWS STALK CUTTERS
RIDING CULTIVATORS
COLE PLANTERS McKAY DISTRIBUTORS
8 EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM
■ . ; . i&jfl
The BARNES & HOLLIDAY CO.
HARDWARE.FURNITURE
UNDERTAKERS
DUNN, . NORTH CAROLINA
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e
cant for the Forth
Every car has different lubricating problem*. In the Ford theae arise from tke
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are an closed in the engine. 00 *****
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of these parts—the engine, disc clutch and transmission geara
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Ford Owners find that, figured by miles of service, if not by cost per gallon,
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If you haven't secured one of our booklets on lubrication, you
should call around and get it. Its yours for the asking.
E. V. GAINEY, Dunn, North Carolina
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FOB SALE—»• BUSHELS OP
corn in U» (buck. First pure ha*,
or at |2 a barhrl g*t» the corn.
Cannndy and Tilgtunaa, Dana, N.
C.
FOB BENT OB FOB SALE— IM
acre*, thirty-one cleared s dumped
with exception of fonr or Sr* acre*,
an Clinton to Payrttarllle High
way raaaiag by Charley Hall’*
place; reran mile* to AotryrHIe
orav and day road; Sre room
hnuM in good repair; oororal good
outbuilding*; good term*. Kina
farm Oood place far mergrtle
man who want* to own a farm.
Dr J. B. Batter. 4-IS-tf
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LIGHT WHEN AND
WHERE YOU NEED IT
Oar Extension cord spot light
on your nut odoes It Throws
s clear, white hrlfliant light
for Mveral hundred feet down
Uie road. For the aatobt who
does much night driving or sees
dark streets, this dandy sent
light is the thing. Come took
It over.
Fall Use el Aeeeossrlos wed
flannlns Feed Farts
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