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THURSDAY
"Betwetn Two Kims".—Episode 4
of "Buth of the Rockin'*. "Don’t
Weaken." Mack Sennetl Comedy in
two too la. "Hearts ard Club* one rael
aior entnedy.
FRIDAY
“North Wind JMalace", uoldwyn
Super Special. Snub Foilnrd Com
edy in two reels.
SATURDAY
Quicksand Lpiaodc two of "Veiled
Mystery" “Dot Dogs ', Univirsal two
reel comedy. Latest la the .New*.
B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM <
February 6, 1921
Devotional Meaung—"that Lila Of
I ears'*
Lead by Uioup No. 1.—lil>> Ger
trude Price.
Song—"Taku My LHe mid Let it
Bo".
Scriptural Readings — sami-s 4i
13 ;lb, Ida M. Piumaii. Luka itiiily
kl, Nleaour Hatcner.
introduction—by loader.
The Qualitative led. .
"The First Demerit, Thr Soul—by
Margaret ktoore.
Second hu merit- The Soul Re
sponsibility—by Sam Ferrcii
Third Licmcnt—ibe soul t’oisrbil
Ity—4»y hr*. C. L. toy.
Duet—by Mr*. Denning and Miss
1 pock.
’Ibe Quantitative Test:
James Declared That Life Is a
Brief Thing-- My is Olive.
Life la very uncertain—oy Perry
Godwin.
An Assuring Word—by 8aH'a Nay
lor.
(a) Illustration-—by F.lhel Bailey.
Poem—Do li- by Haywood Hart.
J. C. Bonington, of Raleigh, was
here this week,
iOdward l«c, of Raefoid. was hrrt
thia week to vunt ms mother, Mis
Kldradgc Lee.
The home economics department of
the Woman’s dob will meet m tne i
rooms of the ehambec. ol conunosCC!
Thursday artrnoon. t
Secretary Kiddle of the Chumbti
of Commeive has recently muni soon,
improvement! in his unices mat suu
much to the attiactivonosa of the;
quarters.
Bob Swain went to Wilson indo)
to undeigu an operation for tho i#-i
moval ol a purtion of hia lonaili leltj
from a former operations. airs. Swain I
accompanied him
Otia R. Shell chief engrossing clerk
of the House uf Representative, re
turned Monday morning to Itaiiign
after spending Satuulay and Sunday
here with bii family. * ,
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Townsend re-j
turned ycaterday to itnle.gn ahti.s
Mr Townsend is attend.ng .a-.- ogis
lature as member of the House of
R«P roaenlatiTc-. from Harnett cuui.-l
»y.
John W. Hodges has presented a
set of park benencs to the Women's
Club for us in Greenwood Cesuet^^ j
These were manufactured to Mr.
Hodges plant here and are of a do-1
sign ho la making a apecialty ot now.
Khnon Jernigan has joined the ar* j
my of Dunn citizens, who have gone |
“back to the farm.” Lie and his lam-1
■Jy have moved into Sampson and ox-1
|>ect to produce a fine crop of pota
toea, cotton snd other things thia
yoar.
Tho first meeting of the Dunn
Communitr Singers .will be held to
night in tne rooms of the Chamber
of Commerce. Rev. A. R. McQueen
and Kcv. Eugene Olive will outline
a program In this meting to be luljo w
ed through the season. All local aing
ora and musicians are Invited to at
tend the meeting.
Going! Going! The cotton yard L
shout to move; or rather, the Wom
an’s Club, with the aid and .auction
of the Chamber of Commerce, I* a
fcout to move it. Bofore Saturday’,
tun (Ink* o'er Red Bone* you ntied I
aot he .urprifted to «ce the women
oat there with plow* and thing* pre
paring to plant the old plot to gran.
Definite action toward bringing (he
age-old fight to a cloee wo* taken last
night when Mr*. J. J. Wado and Mias
Je**ie Smith went at a eontniilUe
from the Woman’* Club before the
director* of the Chamber of Com
merce and demanded that they be
given aid ia taking immediate poracs
•ion of that portion of Lucknow
Square now being used fur the rot.
ton yard. They were told to go ahead
and take it and do what they might
cheoic to do toward makiog it one
. of Dunn'* beauty spot*.
Meantime, tho chamber of com
mere* ha* appointed a committee to
take up with the town commissioner*
th* matter of xlocalhig the yard at
a point more convenient to both rail
road* and satisfactory to all concern
ed. Supt*. • Porter and Kesms,
of the Coast Line and Durham and
Southern, havo been asked to attend
a conference of the public utilities
■Snd civic* committee* of the chamber
*»* «vunm« wmcn win connapr wii?
problem of relocation.
Since Dunn first camo to the real
isation that it could he made beauti
ful the good women of Dana have
been working to get possession of
Lucknow Squire—originally intend
ed for a public park, bat used as a
public cotton mart and, in summer
months, as a depository for ail sorts
of refuse. It is the one place in Dunn
that first attracts the visitors eye. If
the visitor happens to be one who is
a lover of beauty, he is not very fav
orably impressed by the unsightliness
of tha public square.
- It is to giro the visitor a better
opinion of the aesthetic sido of the
community that the women desire to
convert the square Into something
more sightly.
8ome of the cotton bnyera, how.
ever, are opposed to the removal of
the cotton yard. They hold that
. si ace cotton is the source whsnee
springs most of the community
wealth H should bo given a pises
most convonisnt to buyer and soiled
Thera la na doubt that Lac knew
Square fills the bill in this respect.
> They bold, too, that th# presence of
so much cotton then is a good ad
vertising feature since all arks nan
Dana mast see ^he hundreds of hales
' piled tier* waiting tor ai. .i*i<-ni j
But, an all waya. Jv <t.;i ■ , r 1 rvi 11
of commek'cr mu*. be i*. ■ *,■ t to |
eitea that do no*, liT.'i . t- t ■
■lily’a tcn-t* of the'f it •• 'ititirj#.
Pittsburgh doi-sr'i Us-:. ' ■
rtcel railli «.< i> l nl • l * fjtal
IroiV* aato «ho;>- ait • < ;.■»*
main (horon>;h:c:i. ■ *
breweries—U'ltri- iHyre tieh
ibingo—wrr* In the <-•»> • ■
Chicago"* juur.lt cl* ' -
would not b w !• .'t • • •• ••
Roulevard’. So. with • • • >e . ru
beauty, the eumr.:.io!t». . ■ ••• .»
the inevitable a< rt »•■"««• ,».• .
ble. !
BEGIN Sm i
of F*c?! 1 ;:-ui
Share* Will Be" . ,. \
v/:a c^.. •• •.;«
04 v. i
New Yo.’k. Jas s**^-*/- i?e% '
wide can 11 »».*'• * ? tic * t. i>( the
• 10<l,UOO,000 Viyu:* > . .. •' tS«;'
Fsreijrn Trade* r . :»ri * •*
:it>n, charter oT Miirii .*•* <u I j
by the Ficicltl f . • Lo«jvd lie 11'
Friday, and ilie .»I»'ch
ha* mom teadottu t* . '* * i ..'i*
ingr ,|fuveinr.r ol the* .t K«v^ \v
Dounl. in iao fJprt b • Uji lim*' %*•!
by lhr bu»in. n:r • »«»' »• >- .
daccrj oT tho rQ
lerm crwiiU to Jvt*«r y* *•»£. • * oi
the thiv«tcns«! |«ara ;v> »“
rational tiaiir.
The pro.-pac.us p L p. .1 •!!:. r*
tlana o ft he corn ml o*a •» 'a
•..on hat jwUI n l!*.v
.1 the country, .id • i- ti
.hifc Werk to th'i.i*; j. • ’-' r
turers ami prxtacviv. .1 * s. • . ..»
<1 *ta'1 the uiKMuiution )i..i4ra o •!
!ir method o* operation ih • :.cv
corporation.
iVn proipiclitK. uhi**h i. tra de
velopment cl lac >»•.#*• ►'.•*•1/ and
work by many of toe I* i. i V b..\
neat met: of,th« roinr.r', •?«».• •* • the
method by * which «»n» o* .H.* in^n
pi#»*injt pvobhr*--. .%»n
o. iran btidncvM H'll lv liiUi'iVtl.
Through the ‘organ •-♦a** • cf .n» to •
poraOon mc:»» nt vM. •! •* l**i»l
(1,000,000,100 in lot? i«»uu C.v*u(?
io foreign cualime .• .*.»* will
be prov.deit. *ih.* r*»rpo«vim. »•' »!«•
signed not nnly tv «>.»!,• *» • «- a »d
-ound mvi v.iurnt, b.*t r.’ao to rcsalcl
a grtat public *c*vi»%* t.» Auici.ca by
p. ovid.UK nicftlU fur • »*- Litr
iteadlurk in foreign l rad .
The rormnitu-* c - i.-v'ioi
rhich u In ch.u^'c »:l tor
empuration. wi»# appc»«t»i! j/ u ua
uoi.-widr roaf crime* ui •>'••1 oi th*
i adiry, hunks .*?, bll«»* *• « 7u *» -a»<
rrprOjer.tntJvj • o> proii." . y •: *1 i*£
rieultural of th ••'•in. /,
bikl in Chicago hi l month, w.uch
Herbert Houv. ICtRH'M the **»Wl»A
naomentoua economic roui'ereiKu •«
the country filler :h hi«r. atilt
iSubMrr pt.ona i»r l-..- *1«h *. of :h«
roiporot'on will bv rec»i**d nt the
rote of $10u a nh.iiv. There • ill b
io promotion '.tort in n.*y uim'pi
writing c&ptn nn'i'. nor v«ill any
rommlarion be i»aid fur the .i:lc of
>lock A payment of nr. each
ihare of *t*»ck lubarr'bcd for will be
railed in accordance writ. the ,»*ovi*
ion* of (ho Rdn act whan tho ear
poration U ready to commence busl
'.ess.
Xhc board of director* of th* cor
pnralmn will con*i*t of not leea that
thirty-six nor more than sixty mom
biii. and will be representative of al
•cctior.i of tbo country, as represent
cd by the twelve Federal Reserve
Jistrictm. The various Interests of ths
country, as represented by agricui
lu.e, lommercf, manufacturing and
hu-iktog, will have places on ths
j'*nrd.
Poi the purpose of obtaining in
fo motion of the foreign securities
fshicts the corporation propose* to
>uy or accept aa coilatesal, ansi for
no general transaction of its buai
■•c. x, the corporation, will probably,
•wording to the prospectus, establish
■Ktocie* in foreign countries. - The
ospo ration I* expected t» esfablijh
•ranches in different parts At the
Juilcd State*.
:me house by the side of
THE ROAD
Every once in a while that poem
viittan by Sam Walter Foss wsuidrr*
• to llio Dispatch office, and it is al
vaya rend with a relish. It ha* been
ep.inted in this paper many time*.
iut it i* always good for one nore
pivaranc*. 80, here goes "The House
ly thr bide of the Road:’
I bore are hermit souls that live with
drawn,
In th* peace of their self content;
bore arc souls, like stare, that dwell
apait
In a fellowles* firmament;
lure ar* pioneer souls that blast
their paths,
tt'hm K'lfttU/ava nuLar eon*
But let me llva by the tide of the
road.
And be a friend tv man.
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[Let mi liva in a house by the tide of
the road.
Where the rare of anen go by—
The men who are good and the men
who are bad,
A» good and a* bad as I.
I would not nil in the seorner's scat.
Or hurl the cynic‘a ban;
'M me lieu In a house by the ride uf
tha road,
and be a fnond to man.
1 know there are brook-gladdened
meadows ahead, •
And mountains of wearisome
height;
Thnl Ihr road posses on through the
long afternoon
And stretches away to the night.
Bui nidi I rejoice when the travelers
rejoice.
And weep wit hthe stranger* that
moan,
Nor live in my house by the side of
the load.
Like a man who dwells alone.
1-et me live in my house by the side
of Ibt- road,
Wh'-re the race of men go by—
Th' / arc good, thay are had; they are
weak, they are strong.
Wise, foolish—so am I.
Then why should I sit in the scorns r's
seat.
Or burl the cynic's ban?
I^t me live in my house by the side
of the road,
And be a friend to man.
Professional Curds
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FOB RENT—GOOD S-HOR5E
lain 0 .afTcr aoninwcat of iruxc.
brv'or 4amor or L I*. Raynor, I
boiuan, N. C. • xl at. |
Ot»t rfcK CENT Edtnur AilUEl> I
Ui mount* o( til luxA not paid I
by r cOruaty 1- rd> /Cw and gave '
aouay. Ur'S. VaS/, 'Town Tax
cauec^. t f $ xd xt,
ifiopf d4»IHG\' PpOTOGRA.
ij* TinUkMiuu n ill or water
5p*br, % commumcai*/ wiui bar
fault VhuflrKdT. yi
rHrfVtNT/rfxTRA/ADDtD
* amain* op aU tax CJ not paid I
by btdirn*HrI. ray ni* «,„* gave
money. U. 8. PAOItf ToWta Tax
Collector. r yrj jj6 ft.
REMEMBER J. 1— HA,TC*tER COM
Pc tee »ii» the ioweey^jiic«. tf.
ONE PER CENT EXTRa/aDDED
to imuuiiu of all V*xe/ 'not paid I
by loOnuiy l. Pay Mb and save
money. U. 8. PACR/Town Ta«
Collector. W J *5 *1.
FOR SALE—FROST PROOF CAB
buge Plante, boo f^.oU,/u«H) $2.60
po.tpaid. 1UUU $2.INI, A),000 *1.60
per iuuO Expieee tiuecl Xinacy,
^ Whuleealo Plant Cay V aldoetu, La.
AUTO FOR SALB^-PIVE PA5SEN
K«r Auourn, n* <*lly now and id Iiud
running condit/bn; practically new
tiree. A. B. Udbwip. tf i*6 1
rOR SALE.—1 WOPORO TRUCKS.
can nmKc 'lURudiaUi delivery. Bee
in# at omj/i you want one of
tboec. J. w. Inorntoa. 2* tf.
UMBER WANTED—4N SAMPSON
Coanty. AUdmaa Capuun C. J.
rlauua, The URamaa Lumber Co.,
llunn, N. C. ^ tf ji*.
ONE PER CENT EKTR^ ADDED
jo omounta of all itajfea not pa.d
by Kcbrua.y 1. Pay/>ow and eave
money. L. S. PAtt, Town lax
Collector. w J 26
FOR SALE CHEAP.—TWO TYPE-',
writers, tW flat desk. Newberry!
Uro». A u^rrll, Dana, y 28 tX.
one per cent7 rxtVa added 1
to amounts of all! talc not pud .1
by February 1. Pfc/aow and save
STown “
to
irinburj; _
lllo No. 1
Roland Car
y 18 4tc.
SALESMAN WANTED JrO SOLIC
it order* for taMcatin* oils,
greases and u«iBt4luftry or com*
ration. Addrexs Tfcc Todd Oil A
Paint Co., Cleveland, O.
forrent small/arm near
,’r**BtT-F<Y‘'/acrc* cleared.
Good build,n«r,. AJJily to N. A.
Parker, City Hall/at oner. 1 2lc.
HOGS—I HAVE S SH^ATrsHUT
up at ray horeeu Boon bera about
o week. Owner taJ yrt then by
roc and pVAmg cxpcnxr. J.
B. Barefoot, Dor/r 5. Fl It. pd.
Dana i» totting a good oxasaplc in
fostering poultry rafting. Farmer* I
who “planted” »um« poultry laat yaar'
art finding that thry arc in hotter
»hapo to stand lotact on cotton and
tobaeee. It if an interesting fact that
a number of Californian* are ta come
t* North Carolina to tango In poul
try farming. They have heard of the
fine climate la thia Rate, of the plen
tiful market* af tha Earn and they
have mad* up their mind* to era#
9 «<»«utry to talco ap the work bora.
■ tbooo no can com# ao far to on*
0k -■ l »a)uT farming It woal4
Diat them aught woli be mom
gMtrr farm'Qg by mas almody hero.
—»evr* amt Obcorrer.
ictroias and Vic- i!
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' tor Records
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Wc h-ve: a large stock, of new Victrolaa
—finished ir. the prettiest woods and design
ed to motels r.il styles of furniture.
With them v.e have^the newest records ;
made by the Victor Company’s most noted
singers and musicians. J ;;
' f he Victor muchme is without a super- ;
ior. It has fawNccjiials•/ ;
/ill the ht'.t poiids of talking machines 1
manufacture naye tepn built into this mach
ine which lia ■> .4 pod the test service through !
t ? ;v;j tieh machines became a part
i r rrr^cic r/rfost ;;
V/e will be. to demonstrate these
machines ur.d these records to you.
CO MS AND hear them
Buder Brothers
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BANK That^S /loney I
Inhere I^No Sense
In keeping in arou/j the house. Thieves
may get it. IThf house might burn. The
bank will put A to work for you and your
community Jnd always keep it safe.
rJ'he C°mmercial Dank
Dunn, North Carolina
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Money s
Vo? \ ®
^ y .Idle money, has no value—it is no good to you or
vour community. Only when it is placed in a good
bank and made to circulate does if perform the use
ful functions for which it was created.
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You owe it to yourself and your community to
place your funds in a bank where they are always
at work and always guarded against nre, burglary
and loss. f f
BANK YOUR MONEY WITH US
Jhe pirst Rational gank
Dunn, North Carolina
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' ■ CONDENSED REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
^ BANK OF HARNETT
DUKE, NORTH CAROLINA
DECEMBER 2#. 1920, AS REPORTED TO CORPORATION COMMISSION
RESOURCES
Louis and Investments-$360,*6*.02
Pnrniiura and Pixlaroa_' 2,444.86
N. C- State Bonds.. ^ 6,000.66
U. 8. Bonds___
Cash In eanlt and other strong
banks .. -__ 61
Tot*! ..Illljl i.02
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| / LIABILITIES
/cijiiul .. ...............
/ Biiplu .. ................
/ Uadirided profit# ......__
r Cashier# chocks __$1,720.84
/ Bead deposits..52,060.08
Cheeking Dept-173,880.81
Strings and Time
deposits.218,779.00
Total
Total ..
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ORIGINAL HONOR ROLL BANK OF HARNKTT, JOHNSTON,
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re pretest Don wealth than do!
other Bank in North Carolina.
OFFICERS i
N. DUKE. PrmUInt. \
W. A. ERWIN, Vlc^mritot /
E. P. DAVIS, YWPrmUmrt. /
C S. HICKS, Ailm Vm-frililiit l
E J. CLARK, J*., CmHu. '
B. N. DUKE
W. A. ERWIN
GEO. W. WATTS
J. M HODGES J. r. WILT
E. T. DAVIS E. K. POWE
C. 8. HICKS W. A. ERWIN, JR
The attention of the public «e respectfully Sailed to the above statement. We will be pleased
to have all persona who are seekta* a safe ptaee te deposit their active or idle funds, to call ea
or write as.