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THE DUNN DISPATCH! WWJMUD EVERY TUESDAY _ AMD FRIDAY. >M*r<t4 M eccoad-elaas Butter UtiX let. 191*.‘at the pMC oflce' A Duju, K. C.. under the act ol March t. iyYu. ‘L DUSBRt YORK. PmBU.W^ _ _ I •i Bieetiu--..SO JMb uan.be-!-Sl.i’j 0»e year...I:.u0 TOWN 0—0 TOPICS 0—0 ■r c b. r. c-o 0—0 ^Evidence Chat '.hv Termer who do peed* aoicly upon couon to orin* h'.m owt of the hole thU year will bo In •erae Aape next fad eontie'jov to pile up It b practically eeitain that thU year* crop cannot be marketed at a profit—and there hi every Indi ealloa tut moat irrowerr will tufftr a real lou. It wTI be well Tor our busineii man who depend upon the farmer to raalie* ttu fact ar.d preparo agaiait “ Being unschooled In Ae way* ef faming. wc admit that w* are not competsni to wiva tha problem. But Acre ia a solution. Tbara ia aomr aray Arough which our farmers can be laved from another year of ruin— ud Acre arc men in this community wrho ean aid In the saving if Aey will bogie new to prepare agala.it the coming of ruin. TVo Dunn Chamber of Commerce, although maintained by Aa bmines* interests of Dunn, is aa much an a ranCy for Aa benefit of the farmer* af tha Dunn District aa It ia an or gannation for Duan’a progvsn. It wW bt glad A undertake ary in:«W Egnnt campaign thiough which the farmer? may be helped. In any under taking, however, it mast have Ae wholeeeuled co-operation of Ac com munity. If you business men will prepare a plan of campaign for Ae introduction of diversification on the surrounding feign, meet with the di ractoc* of Ae chamber and Aow Sec retary Riddle what you desire dona, A« idea will be given Ae very beat •Oort of the organisation. All of you admit that aom.thing must be dona Tbs way a do a ♦hi«-g la to do H. All the talk and complaint* A Aa world will net help until they goad you to action. Tha time to act b new. Paujjby the way, ia the ideal neigh bor. When he saw aa directing Ac tolling plowman toward our fertile plot, ho immediately began Aa con structioa of a poultry yard so tha hit chicks would not feast upon auv garden. The carpenter who did the work put the poultry wire on upside down, however, so that even the lar ger hcas could get Ae Arough the ’•eg* mesh which was intended for Ae top. The Paul went to.the trouble and expense of placing roofing metal aU around the place, balding Aa raid ing biddies and saving our plant*. This is told to that tom* other; above cowa Might follow hia example. Kaariy everybody haa a garden plant - ad Ui:a year. Chicken and garden, cannot lira together If you let you • ekickru run at large, do not for com aora when you find that come of them develop raddan sickness. torn up tkel . toot and go to |ha happy ceratchint: grounds. A new iaatio has bran brought into local politic*. Bracy, Buck Smith'* pot cow, is tho thing. Buck brought tho cow over to his now home whan be Moved from the suburb*. 8h: a country cow uad unaccustomed to city waya. The idea of bviag confine i to a >maU city lot whan sht haa bra., given dvr freedom of wide Meadow: doesn't set w*n with her poacafvl be via* mind. She remonstrates reason through rka otho:trite stilly That is all rrry tcpll ftr th- cow. cay Ih.n.-o who oppose th* cow and Iba board of coMMtsoioners who will not hero the ahi-f of police enforce tho totsu "nad'sues” prohibiting n*> snncaa. Them good (sik era lr**>» a> waho for the cow*, call for har Iwt hav.n. They Just will not swppori any eOMM'si-saer who wfll not list*a to Ibmr protests—and (hoy har* a good chance to gat rid of the cow. They •Uo plead that tho sanitary law is frsetared hy t *« presence ml the cow ia town. The cow, of csar/c |* Just on* of the iasuss upon which foik pin 'Heir tppwdtfoa to the old honed. Bu: dnoo tbo Mcrabse. promise to rut polks mlarioa. risen op tho street cleaning department, gtr* the town bettor elec tric and wvtsw service and *11 that •art of thing, the whole fight seem, to bo oovtored on the cow. So, gen tj«*d« *f tbo board, make Buck mot# • tho sow. Dram.Tic Chth. aa of W. Hoary aa Tina** to In the Mo Theater last night. The wUf was wwB praraatsd and held tbo »*orwct of tbo audiossos from bogin ■tag to nnd. re sans A at tbo play wOJ bo doroOod to a fud being raised for Cba conkruetton of n now Methodist Astrt in BisAirs. BOB MAYHOR DEAD Boh May nor. Iks colored nutu wt.v ha* been a street vender of pencil, and shoe etrtnga far several years aad my very good friend iince he eaae to Iujvq eighteen year* ago, died Sunday morning ac hi* home Jn*t east of town. He *ra* buried Monday af trr hi* fure -al wa« ppecied in the Catholic Ciuach by Rav. Father Wat. •Uaa la the presence of one of the Argent gathering* ever seen a; a fu neral hero. Bob w»* an excellent man. For many yeur* ha wa« a bather, working with hU coa-in-law, Ed. Mtuhell. who w*j th* moH popular negro ever known In Dunn. Boh was aocnnd to Ed '.n popularity a< a bather. Re 7* known atui liked by every ta.-.r ~ho patro-.laod Ed's unop. Snt. ru ears ago ho uuffeted a stroke of ni falriia Later he developed .irrp»> tad »■»> reduced to th* humble wo-k .vkhrfc was hi< fur the !*ut five ye.tr> if hi* life. Hnh *v patient. He ioffered much Vat thro-ucit it ali he bore np vr. :l •vlth a spirit worthy a true mar.. If Ve had nn enemy, I «lo not Vr.ow who he ie; for Bob tvee ever kind arc! gen :ruu*. rcMKrlful to all and attentive !o every duty. I counted Bob my friend. He counted me hie. And in his death I grieve. My tympaiKe* ye o that good old wife of his who ha hared hi* hu.-W* through a l-.nr. life that ha* contained aicii of -or tow. May h- rest in cirrnni peace. B. F. 0--——-O • NOTES ON HOME 0 0 DEMONSTRATION • I® j (By MIji Marian Swaia, Horn. D* monstrat.on Agent Uamett County.) The last part of the schedule Tor ■Mr. Oliver in Harnett County wn somewhat interrupted on e.-ecur.; «; th* rains last Friday. This prevent ed us fmm meeting (lie clubs at fo.i schools in Western Harnett. which were Patterson. Pisgah, Pinevun and Olivia, besides making several ra'.U on individuals. Thursday the meetings nerv very satisfactory and good response vra« rhowit at ail the schools visitrd Which were Tripp. L-.net rini-u-ft, Coats and Parker school that nigh:, lhe night mooting pi-eve mo>t tuc cuesafu: as more patron. oT the sch -iol ran attend. Hr. Oliver demonstrated the raal-. i»g of u modal brood coop for th* Little Farm H.-n and her ehk-k,. This coop to be made from scraps of wood, nono longer than thrve feel which can be picked up on any lu> r.i The main point with this coop U tha: it must be rainproof and have a por table floor which car be easily rc moved and cleaned, wteaiy Also r home-modi drinking dish which vs made fiom » la-ni ran lid and a tin can which will bo just large r,sough to give room for the heads of the chk-k ena to drink. The can must not have • hole in it except where the top hue her a cut out. Place the can next to tha_ adaa at the lid, mukjhm^ss ibWyrlha^hl edge ef the top of the lid and bare a holt through the mark with a ten penny nail. When this ti finished fill the ctn with water, place the Hd over can and turn upside down. The water will flow out aa a fountu’n. Now in stead of the old rooster stepping on the -little tin can and leaving th. biddi** without any wsiti-r all da”, or allowing the chicks to \re»h t'-ieir feat in th« pan of wat< r. thu- gi-tti n alt kinds of disease, have a clean us nitary, steady flow of water for *1' day. Those two artidea aro l.t the oTer of the Home Ihaosdrsliefi Agent and she will-be glad to talk to uny one Interested In them or about a,— *ing which concerns helping th. “Farm Hon" to become a mure V"J Stable curb money crop for the farm Tha Mother*' Club of puke nhici. met!* ur.dcr the direction of i! c-/mmunity worker, hes ashed His flwa-n to talk to’ them. The cljl> meets Thuisday night of Ihii wi-.-lr. Thursday afternoon sad Friday ;!• Home Economics Club in Dunn will have their first lesson In mllllner.r. Mias Swaia will be assisted by Mr? Wesley R. Th'.mpkon, who before her mu rlage was a milliner for a num ber Of years. Everyone is anxious In begin on their sample hat. . FINANCING COTTON We doubt it nay public question of today in atom item rally mlmnder 'looil than the proporal of the War Financo Corpoialion to tin,, .ice thr export of c>i|t..t> (o Control Europe Is thob fail of 111 19; eix m-.mlhi be fore the Jf*r Finance hoard consid ered «uch an caterpriio, rollon cx porterj in tho United ft «tr» w*r-_ otMleamrinK to dcvlr* m'ltaa for piscina cotton In Central Kur/.prar count.i*; on a credit or rocjhrnmont bar is, in order to moot tho Inability of tho European buyer to pay rash Tb* roan!1.* Xroaa such effort* it or neplijrible b<icau«> jt mi nrcr.m.-y far the American exporter to re tala title to good* »M|.nrd to eoun tripe with whom tho ffr'u.f ftnuy war at War, which poodr might b ronfiscuted or vlbeiwtar dis«u>«.xf o / without any protectioo ot tfcr Amer ican owner. ---. Aussr.ci- txpo:H' ms. .;•« . u, exporter l-'L-m .i’! the r •* . re - t’on, dutl JOt!r.f! bl sr.epi jiJeu*. e ->l other ceuns»-v.«: eeiH a? to the ta’ety of tr>» rr.’.-iu »•<! . a * ...lilt, af "be nayciea; if ’.■»•• osrciw* price W* art n' t <s‘ »u • rts-trj.i ?•« 10‘:-t t* -i !>' Arwiian ■■•xyoi.cr b>: no ;.ro!ic*i>n 'ior.-, i -■ i" -tl',-r other dr.u* :nofrv>- i- ■; .m-. J.n zanluu- tnx»k.v art ! -yHl p ir.vtn •" H. only w’ch Ao J.wrrl fj 'linn and In a united '-»>■ The v*t of too i-ir-lt trouble L Ltrffcly the i“.nb*!‘.> of '.hr European cottorctr VJ uty. If tho cotton in sold in (Joiwar.y it mn ‘. be ru'd fur roa-k-i. Marks wire worth iw.mty-feor centj before Ac wnr. 'i'hrr art now worth about nnt and or..1 -hj. i ccr:r, ur onr flftcruth of the prewar price in dol b-~r. Therefor:, coacir.retiv.ly .•peuU >n(f. if cover cr.n be slaved in Fin rape after p«j i.i» fry sV, itutianCO. romwotijn.', cj«.. wt twenty cent* pox peund. i •■».. c»»l '.hi Q- rxiiii o«y-i abocl fifteen _t;ar.cx th.' irnaus* cr SC.05 pet P3tir,.i. It 5* clear that a ifreai uruinsl af ;n*tnn can tot be eohVt) Senifr m.dir riso-a ccrditions. Marks mud be cihuitc-.J in oalne, peari nivsl be restore:’.. and A: put cb.'wu'r In Europe x,-.<l be O'.tn *c pay before either .!>v t'xv.Tim.nit of th l/altwr? Suites er A- Antcdcar. s> portt-y cos Ii' .'>r any sera: quantity cf cutter is Europe. Tatr i> the fduration which confronts Uie S.'r. o;rn cottan prow i-r. and rhoul.t bo e:ifSriyntle peimi *4v# to induce li ai Lu pinnl mare nf KiTr.'lhir.g to t.r.i and Jess of some ihiutt foe i -v.ir.ri-.i .1 Kn.oprj.ii euk lOB-rt to vs»...—rVilminirton Mora I ntr THS CAMPAIGN IS ON BOOST THE MEMBERSHIP HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Wadun.-t.en, April 15.—Reprvenr* 'A‘.ir« who made an •.insuec.ist'al a» femp* ls>l dwivn Id increase Ui« •iao of the noun to 483 members Save begun a compromise movement to boost the n-.-mbcrihip to 460. ? ha«rm:i-i Sicgtl, of the census com m'-Ucc, ».;id today there ww. pro*.vinp 'Mc.in>rn; ir. favor of an ioei-enu-, and Mredh’ied t'*r.l » memberrhip of 460 •multi nsecI w' b .i|i|«uvai. j\ cum ber of rrvr;»?ntBtrve» from Rtatoi 'voa!i lc < suits if no lncicasr wen -u iorU-»! tad vha voted fcr rnuin b.ininc the piBcX-nt site cf the House now favor a romaromiso. he added Representative Wanton, Democrat, Texue, nur introduced a hill reducing !w .-it.- to 394 ra-.aiheri. b;g crowd at commencemeni llarnett County New*. County Commencement rxrrrinei last Friday v.-re attended by largi crowds. Pat-.u».-. teacher* and stud cut* from ".it tchmds in Hamer county ya'.he'.vl at LiUlngioa to laki part. Fo* thr cast month a sorti e a group eoaunencumenu met at Lll liap-ton *1 Cie countywide commence n:e-it where similar contests were helc Tav feMewitf wore decln-ed hy tbi ;arige.« winners for tV.' county: * 3ul r..i Matter Cantus r 1 rat jtisrii--Phonies—Chalybeau Spring* rthool. , Second grads Krulinr and repro duet!Oh of a story--Duke school. Th-rd grade — Written language story—Duke school. biiaVh isnilii id i I'jirni' ii nh.lv. PIHh—Spelling—Barelaysv-lle an< Olivia schools. Sixth gri de - I etter writing-—PI n*y Urove school. Seva- lh grade—Declamation and Recitation contest Declamation, ftntyann Higy*. Lilliogton school; Recitation • Alir.e Stewart, or Mary Stcwatt ..chool. Whi'e -i:v tniojecr matter contorts were islrv hnl-r i, the various clav* rooms n vs» creditable program coi> .'i/tin? of n-c'cation*, declamation.*, tht .tt-ei *.*»' *:oru-* vra> rvntbiieil in .hi n-ui’. .nt-ir,. An addxeij waa d« livrt-tuj i>r Sup*, ft. B. Umlerwuoi) of Pitt cnnvty .titooK -iftcr wliirh Supl. filr/f am jnrxrtcd the seventh •.fade w11 iI rr.ti e and announced the winpera in ;h: contests. In Ihc ufuriti oa quite an'interot • >iathletic p'ui'rr.ns was carrier out. Ihc fallowing ychrail* »r,« declared *i me.a: Ranninq broad jump — Ja»«g P.rur.ch school. If. Running high jump—Barclay* v.lto school. 3. Relay race—Duke erh 4. Ivy-yard dash—Long Branch school. 3. 0*ck men Olivia school. »• nu-yaiu "»a,h ({trial —Goat' «tr.ool. Th> te»t tchaol inhibit from each irroitp mi brought to L llinrr'.nn. The rxhib.L? «eiv wry qood indeed, and oaeh cbool han a r!,?iil to be proud of in wtit. The nioeU rcprcacncd in JI.D lint were: Duke, Uarctayavilie, Ciiv* r!ranch, Piturwn, Parker and Uliinncon. , Mir- Mar'an Swain, liome demon •trai.oi. «.uot, liar been dolnsr aphtt dfd work *v.fch h'-r tflwlpjt rld^iri ijt the t.'lioclv. a.ij her exhibit war eery ci editable. r,er, thootb Friday »i>> a rainy day li rii'l r.ot kiap the people *f Har.utt rounl-y f ora attending rem ».'«emrr:. It j, pratifyin* to know that the pooplu are Int- roited in the <elino!*, ainl with their cooperation i»e i. year it ia hoped to have even better Kioup and cou .ty comnwrnv meota. HARVEY AND HERRICK NAMED AMBASSADORS ft/irliimnon, Apei! 16.—Nomina lion* of Georare Harvey of New York b- ambaiaador to Great Britain and klyion T. Herrick of Ohio u> be ambeatadoi to Croat Britain and My ron T. Ht/z'ek of Ohio to he amine vidor Vi hoc e wero confirmed to day by the Strata. Th» vot* on confirmation of Col® no! Hatvry’e nomination fri> 47 to 20, it »nnr»u,t<-r.J. H^tminr Kar i*m, t* moerirt, MUs vok-fj ub;vcl:on to Mr Httr eo^fniitloft fill was rapoTttd to biva <i-d<tloacd hi* onjltfienilane It va* >.id Nla. that Mr. Harrteor •vkad whrth-r erit’.-Am ol former Hree-doet Wl’ron and the Wilron ad minVCration wai a Uttar In Mr. liar •eh-etlaa. Six Dewo*rote voted for Colonel Hnrvvy, They were aehnrH ®f Arte*. Chtn, Wa ih sf M*ir®eho*etU and W*‘«n ,f 0toTV »- Mpara •! Morrta OB. On® Hepwbltcon, Senator Korrlr i>f Ncbraaka, voted ac-Un.t eonHrau hen. Ihe.n war no r®I! call on ran Hr ■atien of Mi. Hrrrxk’i nemlaa Don. THE DEPENDABLE store THE THRIFT STORE ——THE Fleishman Bros. Co. Week End Specials DUNN. NORTH CAROLINA * _____- ■ ■ - - _ THE STORE OF VALUES ' We Have The Goods V^e Advertise I ^L*r^\'A‘^c*f^sPTu"urA^t;„'di;th\0,h.°:t^,,,!'? ■s* “■“"*•• «*- •*«• ? i od|»»dn.»«t.„I„P ..... k. ,h.» tb. ”* k~,h* lbTO 3hm«I?«3^s3n’5w™tVS* '*„'“£Sk ?.*"; Er"d»•*''• *■»">“ w*.Uiipmait .1 f~* -. ~u rs. w..k End £m*j. ZcVZi,'ifj. '*r ?< «■• udi..- <>,. this Wednesday, Thursday *cd F-vday ai ti - 3,ni. nri«. * w ^1,e? *n*.'r? ara «oing to offer them again *1 $2.95. These are in Black Kid. Patents! Etc put! *. W* aUo °ff,r,n« a trade Ladies’ Oxfords d fail to see these shoes. Do cot get tbe idea that thev are J*“n,p,'| *trap’ etc:* a,) a5ra»» » great value. Don’t £ ere high clam shoe, being «ld*for abut!, rSrf* * ™ MWUnt th* c»"aP“— «« price. Them BE ON HAND WEDNESDAY MOVING /*: C GET YOUR SHARE OF THE MERCHANDISE WE ARE OF -FER1NG A1 A 100 PER CENT SAVING__ St WE ARE OF‘ 2 ”■ — -n _ G and Pumps, plain and one *tran, etc.. Kids and Patents, all sizes, a 36.00 value. WEEK END SPECIAL $2.95 lot Standard Dress Ging ham—Pretty Patterns Origin ally sold up to 45c— j WEEK END SPECIAL 10c i Youths and Boys’ Outing Shoes, all sizes—Special at— $1.95 !! Men’s Dark Tan English Shoes, with Rubber Heels. Values to t i $7.60— WEEK END SPECIAL I_$3.95 | —-’ I 1 One bir lot of Ladies Oxford*. ■ Pumps and Ties, all leathers L| , ' and sizes. A strictly $5 value. WEEK END SPECIAL- j-A: i $1.95 I WATCH OUR WINDOWS - - WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS . • _ "" '* * ' t ~~ ■ — I j The Fleishman Bros. Co. Capital Stock One Million Dollars HH THE DEPENDABLE STORE HI *************" mmmm m+mmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Have You Seen THE REAL BARGAINS OFFERED IN THE BIG SALE AT JOHNSON BROTHERS j Voiles and Organdies Values up to $1.50 ! [• 39c Apron Ginghams 40c Values 12 l-2c Sea Island Sheeting 30c Values 11c I $10 Stetson Hats $3.98 * I Thousands of other Bargains in all Departments | of die Big Store { Johnson Brothers I I Dunn, N. C. I I • w * i
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