1 Mt' Behnin*? Pi:vv»
l.'n • lb* jj‘b Bilk ,.f lh>' lyu>n
_ci.il v;..t, the 3vbnii.tr li.tito Co', ol
N,l“ Imu! punl iitlii; ult.-nHoi
r..t. if.i 1.1. ii.*,iK, i.«; «j|.»v thv u 11
ibb. sj: o>l..'ia!< hrvv had th, nuittc
! r xtu.rt bluets ch t.,t u;n.n ih. ro
vcrr. in * wti> j, nivlvdly com
• -r.. ,-j.ry lo C-.hiti;^ Men's, *„«.
is re.vl-< rtf.rtt...V t.lf utmost vrv
»?•■>« Hi r*»l<cj |.olic-, oi (hi
V.' ih t arnjHr.n im.i.ti Morel
1 i'I.jii li-.ni, for. ic,u dmli"t were
V ,t,-ll.si '} vi'.wheiv Tor an
n .*...ply nr .het . ..I „» ;fct.
1 law nr a .stop Knp, t«.
*.r;*%<* dr;, they lerru-d.
. ’In ccupt> fur theii tmdi
..i • cry: iv. of Aj.-ncin production.
• :i«- i<f *.a l*> ii-r Ion ian huuxtc
•• »:i *xpm ju*Iv?■* of p<r«iui quality
!v .bi Uf.icd Staira fwr the pu»po*
*• . • •♦•.•ting, alter cap’fal jud c*
iin.*.* m* n*m| „* urn pan
•;r.. I:»»t niaiox to adapt A> lhi*i»
I;h“ Uchnt-ijp P<ano Co., in pardon,
i* > proud i/f f.hi fuel '.but. un.«>cqn?
rid u»;so!ii:*i<», n number of lho*t
* i,r**v liiihi'.t, u/Ur a thorough »ur
'* . u! tr** Ml. v-JecUd the Bofcnlng
•»*iKiji; Ar th* *1* *1 one for thrir n*
h:*rt»»e liiiu^.-y U* ht r die
oiloi-ng C.I10MB in 3***r* T«.|
*" I'wUnr... Ihc , .present* uv*
Of a ■• «•>• larvc Aunt alien piano con
< ■ .p. wh.1* on th. voyage beet to reek
' «•>:*. * an i lean line for hi* Imp.
V ■ ii.l. :.«e-d 10 ,>oh u„ the Bi lining
!> 'nuod. Lpci.t hi- nrr.val m th.', coun
v 1.0 < .-:.cally inv xatiira-.. d the mer
' a.I t-n. beat makes of piano*
*'* V P'S> *•'p n!lo.-. ami afu-r .mpar
' Un:.,xo-d i .m-iarlion, decided
ipoli th..* Bilin.iig Piano Company1.
rument. a* the mo-t wonky line
in that tlicy embod ed nil th.- wnie
tini» of aitiat• e- good*. He era.- par !
ti ulvij i.»pft*«-d by the chaiming
Ion* quidi.i-e characle-rutic of tke!
Hehii.iig. and f.t unr. negotiated op'
h l ac of hi< tnni for the Australian I
iliO! ey 01 • be B hr.itqr piano Co
ihe fir-t vb pro. ■; of B.-hntag in
J'l uinenU 1 le-c.v d by otheial* of thi.
•I'Owe cut 'lie,| tl lquul'IlCli appro 1
V I and >o vr.-al was tlie.r delight'
nver I he gecnal . -eollf.ie.es atld rr->
n. i-i-able lone quali y „f BvhniPg pi f
l"11* pbi>«i- that tl.i-y hnvi* most
fiP'.ilet.(-ally indu .**t-tl ihfir 1r pr.’ji*n-1
...i *i -■ rhr.ii". lit irpr»1. J demand
ij ‘ hirnt.nl* "ar beyond »> liat Ih*
1. ott n-- Pi..iie. (. o . n-uld rose*, in con-I
•:l' lal.nn of ulid teirncsr In *.he Am-•
■ im d.ulrra who hod been loyal Ini
• ' pu-i in Idthniite' vrure-a.
h. illustration . typical >.r other*
ii.r cxiKtl,..... ilui rg the patli
. '■'.'“''•i? "••* e-xpo.1 trade
• . "W C*’* ^ more
" doubled, and t.i.Uy .hr Behnin,;!
le th, lead.;, of m„„v „f the,
1 k:io'vn d r.yyi di*L»jrui«lttfi!
^.uifinUttMtmmattiitrtsummiuiwuc
deali’i* '-n foreign lands, It is now tak
*’>' pine# of one of the uio»l re
‘■••wot.I G. rmsn makes which w«
formrily the loading piano sold li
• »| ral foicign countries.
Hat Torn* Quaiitlas AppracUlad
The chief factor in this R>>*
growth of the Meaning foreign trail:
Ni» heVn II cognition anil apprecialioi
oy foreign dealer* and their custom
CiH of the flue tone qualities of th.
Helming piano Foreign dealers ap
priciate ami lay stress on the srlioti-’
qualities of . the pianos they hand),
to a larger extent than most ilt-akr
n the United States, and a piano that
"*>•» not meacuro up to their artist"
itandards .* R-ivofi Uttlc consideration.
* he rrcmtcT popular inters.*. m music
s/*d th« other ft nr arts among the
pwoplt of many foreign noufilrie*, i*n
rou.aired for deerdou by gov«:rnm< r»l
*• agr>irtvs, Has prepared a maifc* »
I f,,r thi* best in artistic piano*. Tha*
it.lf* Brhnlng loilrunuol lias stood th«
i vl it md.cate<l by its increasing salt#
lands where the most exacting
Un third* prevail. It ia now sold it
M axil, Argentina. Peru, FnplanH,
;*j»oin. Italy, Groves, Turkey, Norway,
jr*nlUnd. South Africa and othot
rountriaa.
The latest instance of Behning sue
Cs'.hs in foiv'iRii lands came to lisrlt?
• n»y a few day* ago whan the Behri
ng irprwntatiw in Greece reported
'hit hr has sold a Bchning piano to
*• u t f the leading musicians of lh*
k»untiy. rvhu dcelarifi that he liked
*. better than any piano ho had ever
played
The Dehmnr style 14 player*p<ano
•< very popular abioud. The 6trslght |
• xno* ir. errand and upright stylo* j
a v also having a large sale.
T:ie Bchning Piano i* sold in Dunn
rid vicinity by the Parrlih-flrivr'
1 o. A number have been placed in
"’••inn Komi*, as well a.s in homi-t In
Mr ndjoining counties. All w!k> Iiav#
'•urrhajed are enthuxiastie owners.
V»k your neighbors what they think I
•f the Bchning.
(Adv«rti»*rm*ut.)
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YEAR OF “COW DRUNK"
tM:ivs*\lllc (Ky.) Ledger.
Major Horatio Fieklin anil hi* aid*-!
•srtrrr in the gentle art of ritn-ios I
h'rirg date* and famous happenings.
•I. George F. F.ital, reminded tvj,
■'tiger that it IS just 41 yrara ngo
■ 'lei the big ‘Vow drunk" orcg.ml
ii Maysville.
I.ois 111 people imagine ihu'i men
Ii'ok ail the booia. But tine two
‘•uve-namrd Maysville rltlae ns say
hat 41 years iso a big diovr of cal
!. penned at thr rogue dt Duke dis
Mln-r distillery, than rttnated joatj
bo>.) Ihr foot of Lime scone street,
t .mo n lot of high seine and after
‘'•'ini' up to th'lr horn* on the hug
.ire wire tiling drunk and indulged
1 the bovine tango all over lime,
••me C’rrek button.
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' Al>V ANTACflS OF THI- SOUTH
TOLD BV NEW ^ ORK ELM ICE
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' New Yu»k, Aytf. 2H.—•*Au itlVJUK
c* ■ $2 Oflu li> tli 5sout.h is ho, (h
»twice what ii t» wouh in th** print i».
dust.no I rente * of the Korth/* a/i
the editor of The Sun and Kcw ^orfc
. Herald In the Pour*- of an sditoria!
■ anrnt the fvdriul ituomu tax law bu;
•ni'identally riving, the South some
very valuable advertising n* the Idi-ni
i»Jiiw in which to live. fj*pe;,:ully fov
• ho man of moderate income.
"In eNmatr* and clrcum«tanr<*
i where houain't cost* arc i datively
I'o*. oh in the South, where fuel bills
fov hoot mu* purpoeea are slight,
wh *.#• wjiin, heavy and exponrive
tlo.Sitip ia not nrceAaary and wheru
«.ve»: food is more plentiful and geci
* unly cheaper" another extract
fioro the sa:.iu editorial.
hnt better d pJon of tho ud
va U.rer of Ok South ac a Ir.nd when
evisv proapeet plc» 19 could be given
|by the most en.ku*ii.t:ic booster?
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iCiAI. C :* -Cl ‘Nil
i Oly-rp *d Cloin, At I •«
'd Traek .vtnlt, Af ■,r„ .
anti iUin
- ‘,w ‘ p. Aitjj. —l in- •
' 1 > :n!ad e!o#»d lata th1* afl. ri.'v
. m ( iimtinci d lain artl avid. «> |*
live track and flalil compeVticr,
r.rc concerned, with a decline victor,
roi ihe American athlete*.
The American# rolled op :i i-jt»l o
iti point* daring th* to*! ti . nai
piiilion*, a fipuro more thpn i* e-- a
[great a» that of the nenre. t rival ra
i non—Finiund. with 100.
Souring on a bam* of 22 point'. ;e
kny evenl allowed by the ini. i imintt,
nl athletic federation, the Amci cai
■'em piled vp approximat‘ly on.
"h :d of a poanihlc agge'-gKe t ilul
■-‘ Ami-; ivar-i i. imI in all but
• ■■* .»..->•■ kml wrrt* Ih**I wtS
.. tori ,.i jj|.i«-v (iiami>i»ui4i!|) half
lit* iJi'i: nation having \vt,: i r i*.
Ill ate. T.ii' llmlcd S'at.-* \va« fa •
ahead •!* 'rtollj |)<*rr.* woo, with 1J
and wa .-.axit.ul :o Sweden in thi'd*.
having van ulac to 10 for Sweden.
'Pi** Aim vnn Minf*n 1 lo forth?, tw:<>
a.: many an theii nearot rivnl. Till'I
-•u..a:w.'il thi other team* in ftflha
vrnn, bul l it t.ot eccurc quite a/. many
eixth* a* "iarvden.
Cf four woild record* oetnbli. bv-t
:h" Am.Tkaii athlete* ran k thn c, th.
foal ih going to Kiiiliinil. The only
Olympic ieeoivt votibli h.d which i*
not atm a world record ru by an
Ann rival:.
"RICH RELATIVE" IS ONLY
201H CENTURY FARMHAND
Cklakomr City, Aug. 2.—8**aw
“rieli ndalivo" waa the coaiim n. <•!
•’jui.' S:mp«fh, a farmer livin* near
.hi* city, when h« »w n bright pi
vnniitiiieieeeeeiiimieti.
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•"n-!*’« i *ll |» I (MMIfW vert
-lv V? '.V.vkl ti 'i 3otr.e <u1ur a i
•M :• of etatricat w®rV«r«. An hi
1 r ,t i: l'»Dt«'iclr tb« eitjr by •each
' v f*»r. i.
WATCH and CLOCK
REPAIRING
We have just ins; ituted a repair depart
ment for w Etches and clocks and have em
ployed an expert to c a ect the work.
the Depertmen ,9 equipped with the
ijC't ; nd latest machinery, and we will ap
pr«*dr.te your patronc ,e.
I Wa v/ill carry a :rst class stock of jew
elry, clocks end cue ghjs in this department.
| BUTLER BROS.
I Dunn. N. C. I
r.-rr.-.-nn, ..ummmamamt ■
I Mr.: 'AMD !
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♦t , «r* " Four-Year Guarantee with your Batteries :
ly *" -vo"r L’^'ling Plen:> If you did not you should have ' !
♦I bomni bn r.dir on,
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■ i‘’ i i . yoVL“re*n •quippin* your home with a !
; Ltthtinn Plant, we want to demonstrate the Edison. You will XT
;, like it. ;;
DUNN HEAT AND LIGHT COMPANY j
i \ I c. H RANDALL Mana.rr i i
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f vk.-iadi&s and Vic- ii
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■ i j.: Records
\ . ' k
I : • c . vc* c* large stock of new Victrolas j
!; —i. in the prettiest woods and design* j
cr. :c rr.\-ch all etyic3 of furniture.
;; _ 'll..', them v/e have the newest records ;
j;; TVi'. :'. by the Victor Company's most noted :
i;| s’.nrti; and musicians.
. i Victor machine is without a super*
io. . It fccc few equals.
Aii cne fme points of talking machines :
rr.ar»c t aclure have been built into this mach- 1
<-• Vk\ :ch has stood the test service through
* *■*'*' nee such machines Biecame a part :
II- C" music world. 11
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_ Ve will be glad to demonstrate these
m°c. ine.- and these records to you. !
COME AND HEAR THEM
Butler Brothers
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The Universal Car
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£ ; .*inrcn 3, 1 J2d, the Ford Motor Co. advanced the prl- ee of Ford cut because of the ]1;
t' ; ir* l eaKeu cos- ol production. No specific announce moii'. r/ac dcer.ed necessary st the >
*< ■ it. but it has developed that mlarspreeentadonr and i'.eguoUtiors of theee ad- I!
f; \s:nvii os!-!*. i.r..o been and arc being gtvj.i out. So to safeguard the public against 1 !|
X ib.- cwj <>l u.iKrcprobviutadon, \»e herewith ^ive the present prices: ]
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j RUNABOUT . •*""** “* -ffa
| Touring car •a~a^ai
fftlipC *7CAv.Ith dual electric r.-u'jii" aiid lixhtln*
tWUrt ■ < $ I «9Ury»ta:;. and dcmou-ilable rim* __$tC0
Cj?]lAW C®7Cwi'h du,kl eJcc?ric Bt&i’Uny rod Ilijhtini !
dui/nil • • 4X91 w»/aben-‘ and drir.ountv'lc rii*.j „_t976
a truck chassis r““".^iEE: jggo
’ ■' (With pneumatic tiraa and demountable rhit* $640)
If Theaa price* b7 Detroit, !
•R **“" ■* "* —- -— ■ 1 ■ 1 » —~. — w. >
♦t Fordaon Tractor $tV60.00 f. o. b. Dearborn, Mich. •
I J. W. Thornton :j
U Ford Cars-Ford Trucks-Fordson Trr etc?re-Ford Service \\
II N. Wilson Ave. Phone 177 -jj
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Big Opening Sales of the Benson Tobacco Market
Tuesday, September 7th, 1920.
The Banner Warehouse Co., will be under new man&gfcm^nt, Mr. H. T. Wall, a
hustling tobacco man, and auctioneer will be in charge.
The new Farmer* Warehouse will be under same management, F. W. Harris &
Sons fli Coats.. Now farmer friends we want to make benpon a good tobacco
market, help us do this by placing youjr tobacco on the Benson market. Come
with a good load of tobacco to our OPENING SALE.
BANNER WAREHOUSE COMPANY F?it.IRS WAREHOUSE
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