IS DUNN DISPATCH
wan mm> «vmt Tuesday
' ANP nUDAT.
M litn< flil< BstWi
April 1st, 1*14. at the pert oEc.
A Dim, N. C., miu the ect •»
March *. t»79.
L. B'JJtll POPE, IS.VI:A.r
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MYCIENE CAMPAIGN
If w dun work*** who am tak
ing the toeaona of secial Hygiene to
the rmral sections of Barnett County
hare keen operating la the moat la
neiwWi quartan of the county for
the poet weak. The Dispatch has been
■bl* la taam practically nothing from
their aethMea. W* are assured,
Wwaree, that their work has been
goad and the moils from It will be
Today the workers are due to b*
at Hat Branch Cbarch. Tomorrow
they will close the rural campaign in
Bsnsdiwt Next week they msy re
tnra to Dunn for several days work
for the h«nett of the townspeople
who wore enable to boar tbo Ucturee
and see tbo pictures when they wore
bare Mat
wn neipiyi wore am* ever
hewn dene uaoaf mad far the people
af Harnett than that being done by
theca people. They carry a message
that every person should get. They
teach moral cleanliness from the an
gle af physical well-being They
hide do thing; they bring evil to the
surface where all can see it. It is
through such a system as that that
the social evil* and disease* may be
eared and stamped eat. Ignorance
never prevented anything. They
seek to Met oat Ignorance concern
ing oan of the atori dangerous of all
eeemiea to the human race.
TOBACCO.
Thoee Care Una farmers who pin
ned their faith sad fortunes upon the
fickle gaddsm Nicotine are having ra
ther a hard time ef it this year. Baa
a lag tree to form they followed a
pretit able year with, overproduction
Overproduction haa always meant
lower prices, regardless of tha cost ef
preduetioa. Thoee who are hurt are
ready to lay all ef the blame an the
tehoecs trust
- We hold do brief for the trust Wc
knew Ita methods of old. It has Dov
er paid mare thaa It was compelled to
pay. Dccpltr the trust, however, the
aid taw of supply and demand play*
a large pert la governing prices Do
maad this year is so greater than it
am last ynert except far the normal
■agtctsd increase. Production, if
ear shoe really ns are worth anything,
V, la prahabty ftfty par cant greater.
3 me. prices have dripped. .
fag Duma our folk
smarket tide year, although they had
the thfasg going along nicely until It
was dlenevsred that buildings could
nut bo erected la time. Twice be
(feeo markets hare have been wrecked
hp law priced This year the thing
wsatd have died la Ita infancy and
than weald have heea no hope for
the fstare. Another time, when con
ditions are stabilised, we will give It
aaothor try.
BUDDING GKNIUS
A young mu of Daa% hat jiut re
mM tlM foltewinp tetter, which w»
print witheut comment and without
change!
"Ob rtewtop from n pnraJofieal
Naadpolif. it nnu to give me much
pteannro to m a bairn m you emoiyc
inch n (Uto of ambition aad capabil
ity an to taka that wiaa aad thought
■ f oi Rag aad anchor in tho Raid of lit
erary—that ronouned and lacratirc
oocattea THE NEWS PAPER BUSI
NESS I
Apparently it maa that yoar arid
ity nm practical)y aloof the llacs of
therefor* I am (laterally in
to tpantoaooaoiy extend u
of my aincoro withet for
fWBr proopority, both SnaaclaHy and
I hope that you trill bo mteeemtul
la patting irour paper ectahlithed
wtt g ctetttng name, a roHabte itag
of writer* aad a ttroag force of so
la my opinion the new* paper hiui
aaac laqalroo leap yoar* af tcnaoil
aad Xiili aad aateid mental nar
Uaa bafara a aovieo can think of tt
•alalag math aadaaara. I am glad
■af aa cgpartaalty to hand yea a little
aa* af caeoaragaa«at aa “THE PEN
IS MKUmSt THAN THE SWORD”
•a pamMy 4f yea'll keep la cteac
toaah with this matte, where M mey
actaa a rrrtoei af mind at time* wkee
* BMP beeeam faint and ebacara,
yea wig eoaataaOy raaSac that THE
MM IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD.
la ctoteag, I with to raamara yea
af my tetarect hi yea aad year work,
•ad Wat yea will men tread toward
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THREE ABOUT * |
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wtator, if TIL RUM. i
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Chamber of Commerce, U given I
the proper co-op,ration. Mr. Biddle, ,1
»“ working with McD. Holliday to 1
organ IB, a corporation to furaidi ,
faol from the rurrou ruling forest*
'vbcn be iscvivod a communication!
i ram Camp Bragg o Acini* Wiling bim'
hat a thousand car load* of good sou
■ronod furl could bo supplied from
hMk Now Kiddle and ElUa Gold
.toji, president of the chamber, are
i-xing that all persons who want this
•did coataijn.citc their order* to tbs
: to. tabs. a. oiiev. It i, estimated that
-*» aooc cun b, sold at about ftl a
.•uni—cut into stew lengths and de
..varvd to the homes. The pries, how
t’rf; cannot be fixed until the coot
>f handling is known.
Two brighucysd little girls—or
phans from Thomarville—wars wel
come visitors to oar desk this morn
ing Thor arc Lucille Harris and
Dare lay Halo, about six years old
sack.' They were brought la by Mrs
Harsh Morrow, member of the PhiJ
sthoa class of tho Tint Baptist
.hurcb, who, with other member* of
tho clas*. I* earing for little Luelll#.
Dorothy I* cared for by tho T. E. L.
class of the mme church. Tho little
girls will bo guests of the classes at
Sunday school next Sunday, when a
fall attendance Is desired. Pony Mor
gan, held secretary for the Baptist
l'ouag People’s Union, accompanied
:he glri* to Dunn. They are guests in
sis bom* while her,.
Wr witnessed the opening of Cam-'
cron Morrison's campaign in the East!
Wednesday. Ho ipoko at Supply, a
little town in Ik* wildrraoc* of Rnnu.
•rick county thirty mile* below WiW|,
tiling ton. Bad was heard by an unthu
tiastic crowd of about 900 voters,
ills rostrum was in tbs open air, un
der a big walnut tree. Before he had
tpoken ten minutes a driving rain
storm, accompanied by thunder and'
lightning, started; but his bearers, 1
.alnsouksd and bedraggled, rcmainodl
to hear him through.
The old warhorse was In great
form, but had shod most of the ve
nom ho usually threw* at Republi
canism. Revaluation waa the mala
rheas of his discourse, and he ex
plained that much abused set in such
s way as to show who was responsi
ble for its enactment. In another col
umn of this issue we print his re
marks on this subject in full. It is
abogt the clearest' explanation and
presentation we have seen.
We enjoyed being down there with
tho candidate whom we fought so
hard when Bob Page was opposing1
him. We were given a new angle on!
his personality and we find that Cam
is a vary fins fellow indeed. He has
a high sente of a man’s duty to his
State and i> genuinely sincere in hi*
expressed belief that no good can
come to. North Carolina from the
Republican putty. He was given a Ana
reception in Brunswick and in Wil
mington, where h* spent Tuesday and
Wednesday nights.
Vacation days for the little boys
xnd girls who have cluttered up the
.uoines and yards of Dunn and wor
.led the life out of Marsh Morrow of
the picture show are about over.
School days are at hand. Next Wed
nesday the little folk will tramp away
to the school lot to resume the busi
ness of getting an education. By
next weak this time they will have
settled down to the steady grind. Boon
they will KJWMNMwMhMI .
School was never an attractive
place to us when we were a little
fellow. We eannot believe now that
any normal kid gets any enjoyment
out ef going. Bnt it is a necessary
hvil and a wonderful place to get with,
the fellows. In our school nays we
had to contend with such disciplinari
ans as John Graham. Harry Watkins
and ’Fsesor Gray. The sweet young
women who now guide the feet of
boys through reedin’ writia’ aad *ritb
metic were not for a* Ours were
hard school days—w* thought. Our j
teachers were tyrants, we were sure.
Bet it is surprising, now that W* are
older, that we look upon those men
as the forest we have ever known.
Had we lived as they taught life’s
pathway may have been smoother.
Bo it win be with these boys and
girls who stmt to school next week.
We.doubt not that many of them look
upon Professor Martin as a tyrant
Jast aa we used to rlsw the fin* old
geatjeiaen who tried to “nuke os
amount to that which we an not."
and that to some tho patient yoong
woman who teachaa them is a crab
bed old maid. Bat in years to come
they will remember this man and
there women as the bast friends they
over had.
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Worth Pop* is a sadly disappointed •
young man. He, readon of this paper j
may remember, U the young brother!'
of L. Busbce, who delight* in finding I
strange bugs that eat up his crops |
amt vine* and trees and things on,
the good old farms arsoad and about ‘;
Dunn. "Twas ha who discovered tho ,
p.teener- of the “seven-year-locust”;'
and several other poets. I-ast week I!
ho cams in with humble and harm less I <
six-legged bug with a proboscis a ]
qoartor of an inch long. “Gotta holl-ii
weevil.” ho declared. Wo got down ]
Mr. Webster's book to < erase re the.]
animal with illustrations. There was' <
t striking likeness between the weevil, j
u portrayed in the book and the' <
thing Worth showed as. So to the|]
■tala ontomologisls wa forwarded wj
letter with tho bug enclosed. Today;
there can* a letter saying that the)
lug was only a “Loaf-footed Sap.
Honed or some such name the r»-;J
:onsl«(fsu got from a hook. Tbs',
earned geatlrrean also confided to <
m that tic thing was harmless. Now !
Worth has n family of Loaf.foe ted
irphaa* en his hand*.
n-n i 0 <
John W. Vogel’s mlnttraU—a most]1
laosrrlag and msrttorlous aggrogn-,!
Jon—played to ms ill bouse hors
Wednesday. Tatty Morris, who man.'!
ire* tho spry house, confided to us|
hot ha knit HIM on tho deal. To,
sake it up ho hoe boot'd n gal show ,
o attract lovers of bronty along with
ham who care only for mask Tho
fogol show deserved a batter rervp
too. It k not ofteo that small ettlo*
ioso aa opportunity to see a show so
uuuiooty good.
Swimming in Jlowsli attrock groat11
.ewds and k a popular pastime liba ;
asebsll bora. Hawaiian ralmmsr* ,
rt tho meet export In lb* world and <
nay have boon mat te tho Olympic';
imss Tho not we Hawaiian spend*
lost ad bis llfo at Urn seaside sad ;
aa swim store skfllfoUv than tho,
*3-traiaad AmsMeon swimmer. g
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tw«r» paitaiiwad la «aoL. on ,• ■* u ,;, k0,
he both In*, bcacMen at Lon* Uiaml b jl i,' »:
iy older uf the chief of poUc«. ^i - • n ;J- v >r it'od.
. irnmm^rnmmm nj ■ » »»■•*«. «_. _
^ Helped Father and Son
^ -7-:-*-1
"Ziron Did Us Both Grid,” Writes Mr. Gentry,
of Norme, Term. |
rh a writ-known medlcaMict, At
roo It a necessary constjtuinl ol/hc
blood, and that blood lacfcsV Irfn is
•w cause ot many troubles that 4\lw iron
Ziron, a sctenttflc compound lJ Iron
with other rshmbte IngredicntsMs the
remedy to take when your blood need]
more Iron, aod your system requires a
tonic. Ztroa la mild and harmless, does
nor stem the teeth, and ta good tor chil
dren as well ss adults. \
Mr. P. G. Qentry, ot Nonna, Tens..
writes: "Zlroa Iran Took haeatcle (foe*
tn my family. I have used it to a very
grea! advantage to mjrtefl and my 14
year-old boy. It did ua boih good. I
think it fa a good r-tdictoe far what It if
recommended."
II you are pale, weak, tired, feel down
and out. take Zlron. It srCI put Iron into
your blood, and should help build you up.
Oet a bottle from your druggist today,
and give ZIRON a fair trial. Sold by
him under a money-beck guarantee.
Ask him about U. Ha wUl tea you.
1 Why. y
r ever been sure j;
hich is the j/
PHONOGRAPI/
j've had explanation, more then
lie. The Kdiaon Turn-Table Coai
_l give* music only.
’ve had to listen to phonograph*
there, everywhere. The Ed:son
J -Tahla Comparison plays them
in the iani# ruom.
st-V* / Ycsi’re had to listen to phonographs
/ under varying acoustic conditions.The
. Edisoo Turn-Twbla Comparison plava
them all from the same position 4if
the same room.
You've tied the phonographs play djf
- fsreot records bjr different artists. Tl^
Edison Tom-Table Comparison usee
records by the same artist ss a baas
for oom paring.
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helps Too daeida, once and L
which Is the beet phonograph.
Come in and hear it- Mh
definitely to hear the
Edison Turn-Table
Comparison i
Notice to Manufacturers and Representatives
The Talking Machines uaed in these testa ara kept by u» in
the beat possible condition. Manufacturers of such machines,
or their representatives, art invited to inspect them,or regulate
them, or to substitute other machines of the ane make, of
their own selection, of equal or greater value, at any time
during buainese hours.
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Jictrolas and Vic-;
7 tor Records
We have a large Stock of new Victrolas
—finished in the prettiest woods and design
ed to match all style sof fufniture.
With, them we 'lave the newest records ;
made by the Victor Company's most noted
ringers and musician'. • |
The Victor :tv.i line is without a super- ; ;*
lor. It has Inv equal'.
All rhu mie pci ts of talking machines ;
manufacture Imve n. »n built into this qnach
.ne wh.ich hau tmxxit he test service through ;
1 v«"- 3 • mht lachinea became a part :
i ’ i’ * trtuic won.1 / ;:!
We will be gla| to demonstrate these
m* ' \ inej nnd thcc records to you.
COMZ AND HEAR THEM
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Butler Brothers
WHAT THF FARMER NEFDS
: Chari'* Anhwy J*.iton.
Fnt in fbort av<l .imp!* fo*a ;he
*-• u«*. :wWi and mtirf, hnv< I*.* K1
‘V'T f siijvdmfP'.# 0.14-r to il «
\‘i- \ ». :• for the ration:
1. A federal f.s-m ionp bn’»k that
.. . h» U ek *vi » % m\v. o by the
urn! *rtr.*i t* jy-i when
f j:nw .w»il .atvx’vc lo »h«*
• ■ tuur
i. A prvut nation-* d< dwtlcp
rn.t.l of co oprrativi l>uyi'*% end act
ing agencies for farm pcmIjcc\ stock
-mil machinery.
3. tlx ten* on of the P',0^: r«t vk'ij.
ablo wo.k ot’ the federal department
jt a*ricultuie in cooperation with
state government*.
4» Federal control of thu«i' u^«*n
c*es wh*ch stand between the firiuur
»nd the ultimate ror.Hnmer of food, »o
that the farmer will jj»-t a fair return
upon his investment of capital, man
ngvment and labor, without making
the consumer pay famine prices.
* :*• f.*l* vtroiuj facilities so
\* \u ' . . hi ni*iv«nl *Ahc»i und
lh v .*»• *d%d.
j# . »tl oiYit’tixinp fai.
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LAP.TKQ^AXZ iJlSASTLIt
y:**’» - /• & — itVy i« Qkstn auf
ter.ru: fv>fn an u iK.juki- duni.«tu,
»’ ■» MT.'iH it- viiltb has not yet bico
m:*Ks.iic< . I; •* know.'., however, that
hv.;.d?.*«ir of j ►•oplr K*\j» heen killed
and ;b'.*c*4\da .njtrred.
•'nail towci end villasci
have b • n *»•* chid, and cithouth a.?
ib*tar:ce if beir.g: hurried from ail
p ut.^ of Inc country to tne afflicted
»iv«. tht-ee is much suffering fer
'.vaut of fool, medicines and welter
for uk- people.
I- not possible to calculate how
r.<u -.>- hundred* are dead—the liat
up to tld* evening show* clot* to four
k.ir.drrd steady ropoilrd. There are
in- / M m under the ruins, and it
i )>■ ii-vrd to be m«nv thoueaml* of
irj" -“U.
•-orvivirs dcoc ibe the shock a*
r.fyitg. The air was filled with
rh'-kinst, blinding diut, oo bluett that
th; *un aan lo-t to view.
“U aremed like the end of the
' ‘trit*.’’ terrified peasant* nay.
The grout towers of medieval ran.
ties wo * jhaken, partially dentioywl,
or seem tottering to a fall. The
Uucnl palace at Mason Carrara, which
'**> the * miner residence of Nopol
oo.i** alder. wnn seriously damag.-d.
Oy icmosing apparatus in light
ho j.-o*. the Smn Fein have endanger
ed navigation off the coats of Iro
land.
F IMF P 8
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ocronE;; i -velft;: ro fifteenth
BIG FLYING C.RCUS BY FiLLIMORE’S LIBERYY '
FLYERS ;
| MIDWAY CROWDED W77H ATTRACTIONS OF
DlXlf. LAND EXPOSITION SHOWS j
FIVE BIG BUILDINGS FULL if FINE FARM PRO- |
DUOS, POULi Ur, j.iWE o FOCX, ETC. |
many; r^Li-: acts, ^EROiLArME flighi's and ! ;•
J RACES ilVEMY DAY
-1 housAnd:; V) r dollars-;
-—--IN Pt i EiviIU MsV4\ D PURSES- !
BIG SCHOOL RALLY ANDUATHLRING OF FARM
[ ERS FROM THE RICHEST PERMING SECTION OF '
AMERICA i ;
f^AMRLS have wonder
^ fbl full-bodied mellow
mfldnw and a flavor as
refreshing as H is new.
Cemsli quality and Camels expert
blend of choice Turkish end choice
Domestic tobaccos win you on merits.
Canasta blend never tirea your taste. And.
Canute leave no unpleasant rigaretty aftertaste
nor unpleasant rigaretty odor!
What Camels quality and expert blend can
mean to your eatiafaction you should find
out at once I It wiD prove our say-eo whan
you oonyarg Camel* with any cigarette
in tbe+world at any price /
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