•LOCAL*
♦ WHITE WAY THEATRE. *
» PROCRAM ¥
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Monday "Two M oo η'"''fox 'pro·
d action.
Tueiday—"Adventure In Heart·"
—Paramount Plrluin with Robert
Warwick. Huit and J»(T Cu ι loon—
LaKvt Path» New*.
Wedneidaj*—"Trxati"—ï\)r pro
duction with Tom Mix.
D. C. Fuiicll was here frum Ra
leigh on buaine»* Wednrtday.
Mm Thclma Hordvn of Marion,
South Carolina, it vialling Mlar Ma
mie Johnaun.
Alfred Schmidt, Editor of tht But·
un Review, «11 in town Wednesday
on bualneaa.
Mi» Lueile Collin» of Clinton, la
viiitilli Mr. und Mrj. P. K. Honey
cult thli week.
Mr. and Mr*. G. C Womble and
family have relumed to their home in
Dtron after a vuit to relative* In Ra
leigh.
Ctrclc 3 of the Pretbytei i»n church
met Thuratlay afternoon at "Leban
on." the country home of Mr». E. W.
Smith.
Mr. and Mr». 0. M. Tilghmon will
leave thU week for Norfolk, Va.,
and Virginia Reach, where they will
apend several day·.
E. Hill and tUrera Johnaon, of,
Warmaw, were in town yc»ttrduy. Mr. |
Hill ia the rcpreicntative In the Vs
ialature from Huplir.
Mi»* Ora Lit Greene of Beie'al
Creek, after apending a few day*
hare with her (liter. Mn. G. M. I.org,!
returned today to her home in Buic'i
t'.rvek. I
Mina Verne Lenett leave» thial
week for Scotland Neck where ahe
wiU vlalt relative». While m>ny «he
will aUo apend some time at Korfolk ι
and Virginia Beach.
ι αν vnoj «τηιια οι ne», ·ππ un. ,
J. 4. Langatnn had a sciiou» atlnck
of roughing Thur«l*y morning which
nearly choked the child. Pbyvciane
were «nramoned and after some lltUr
time the little one wu over the at
tark.
J. R. Boyd of Fayctt^vllle, i* ho re
thU week aaaiiUng in th* Improve
ment* tx-inr made in Dunn by the
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph
Co. Mr. Boyd is district manacer of
thia company.
The American Lrgton Band held 'U
flm practice Wednesday night in th»
Band llall over E. L. Parker's store
The new band will pr>cticc regularly
twice a work now. A'l the instru
ments and mufic has arrived and
mcmbeia of the organisation have
started to work in earnest
Mia* K.rby. of Ken'.v, it,
visiting Ml s }. eanor Hatch·.', tla ij,h
ttr of Mr. odJ Mrs. J. L. Ha
La.t evening Mb. Hatcher gave a 110
lurh'ful little Mrtv at her in
honor of her pest. A numb»·· of the
young people in town wore presc.it
who thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.
The new Clinton-Dunn Jitney ha*
started to running, and work on a re
gular arhedulv. lite Jitney makes one
trip a day from Clinton to Dunn and
return. The Jitney (ι ο big bues and
can accommodate a number of pas-!
sengerv Clinton I* such a difficult
place to get to <w the train that the
fcus will he a convenient mode of
transportais.
The B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist
church enjoyed a delightful flsh fry
at Rhode's pond Thu^May afternoon.
Member* and a number of guest»
drove out to the pond in automobile]
and wore served a big supper of fresh
Rhode's fish. The party remained till
nearly dark before returning to town.
Mr*. P. A. Stewart has returned
from a visit to relatives In Western
North Carolina.
Rev. John J. Lsngrton, panto,- of
th« Christian church, will leave Sun·
day for Kentucky where hr will be
engaged In evangelistic work for Uic
next two month*. He will conduct the
mom in j service at hi* church bure
Sunday morninir, at which servie* he
desire* to have a Imge aUemlmice,
especially of hi· members. Mr*. Lang-1
Hon and the cl^rrn will not iro with :
him, but will remain in Dunn during
hia absence.
"The Haunting Stain and Stripes',"
written and directed bv Mr*. Annyc
H. Younir, and given under the aus
pices of the local chapter of the Am- !
erlean Legion, wi< presented a: the |
Oporm Ho lue Wednesday night. Many)
difficulties had been attached to Mt-;
ting up the play, »oin« of tho men) <
be re dropping oui at the lut minute..
but lu niei-eniatlon was very foeeoia-.
fui, and the play pleated a mall au
dience.
Dunn will tend a large crowd of
fan· over to Benson thin afternoon to ι
witnexa the baseball game between
Dunn and Benson The gam* ha* at
important bearing on the leagae
standing, tlncc Dunn la now tird for
flrat place with Brians, and Pour
Oaks la only a game behind. Benson
It the only team in the league that
is really oat of the running. Thrrr
are two more playing days after to
day before the first half of the leagu*
race elneea, and Dunn has two more
games to |May next week. If Dunn
win* today the local élut» will haye
an unusually good chance of winning
the pennant for the first half.
J. J. Wade has accepted a position
with The Dispatch for the «imwrr
months. He succeeds Byron Ford who
bas been wtth the paper for the past
two ye«rs and who has «'.'red tem
porarily from the newspaper burine».
Mr. Wade has had right Btaeh cgper
Icnea in newspaper work. Ho ha« been
connected with the college publica
tion* at Chapel Hill where he has been
a student la the tlrrtveraiyt the part
two years, and at the close of school
In June was elected nurturing editor
of the "Tar Heel" for The school year
beginning next September. Ho Is a
native of Dann and. Ms personal
knowledge of the territory In which
The DlapMteh circulates will aetial
him a great deal In hi* work.
Rash Wsrti Ob Csart Mouse
taiHhrtoM, July β.—In spite of I hi
sultry weather, the work on the John,
aton county court house continue» U
progree* rapidly, and the people a·
JhaltMleld are dally wgtcMag tki
structure grow Into artistic beauty
Wken tki· building la completed l·
will class with any piablic building li
Ike Stat·.
PALMYRA LODGE INSTALLS
! OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR
l'atmyr· l.odg* No. 147 Λ. V. ft At
[ M. in»f«Ued ofllcrr» for ihc coming
Îcar at their (titular meeting lui
ut-tday evening. J. Lloyd Wade, who
in the District Deputy G.asd Mutter
for thin duir.ct, w*.« the muter df
icrcmonïw (or the oecmiun. Hn In·
.-lallcd Ole following nlRc«ra:
Dr. John A. Jcinigan. Worshipful
Mmi«r; Ζ. V, Snipe·, Senior Warden;
Jo.. 11. O'Neal, Junior Waiden; Jan.
Hear-all, Tnuurn; Eu*™» Lee,
Secretary: Wm. C. Kanoy. 8cni«r
Di-:«-oi>; Wm E. CKfton, Junior Dea
con; Ralph R. Koon», Steward; I».
Craven Etxoll, Stc.va i d ; S. Cod
win, Tiler; llev. J. J. IJtntfidiin, Chair
Iain ; Hubert Α. -lût du··, D'nrlur of
Oivbeitra; J. W. Draugnun, Tru«t<n;
Geo. K. Prince, Trustee; N. A. "town
«end. Trustee.
Otplian Anyluin (Vmmiltei·: Dr. R
!.. Warren, ehairm.m, (!η·. M. Floyd,
R. L. Crumartii·.
finance Committer: Herbert B.
Taylor, chairman, Guy M. Iluoki., W
C. Butler.
Reference C»mmitU-v: Junun A
Tavlor. chairman, Kldiedgc Lee, J. U.
Colo.
Relief Committer^Ceo. W. Caul,
ner, chairman, T. v. Smith. 0. C.
Warren.
The anneal report of the Secretary
thiiWH Ibe I odge Co be in a healthy
condition In every plu»*? of fraternal
work. The lodge l> in good ahapo fi
nancially—owning valuable real ea
ta>, war «avlnga stump· and bond·.
Two handled and one M awns l>oa/t
of their membership with thin lodge
and undir the leadership of the above
ofllcrr* and committee* they confid
ently expect an active and tote extol
y«nr. No degrve* will be conferred
dui ,ng the month» of July and Aue
BjI. and it will pouibly he the middle
of September hrfoie work ill again
resumed. Thw i* necvaaaiy on account
of th< hot weatber anil the discom
fort of working in a çkued inom dur
ing the hot «uramer months?
rmsT baptist church
Β Y. P. U. Progru. For July 100·
ltll
Do\olai:y.
l'ilroduc'.icn Eva Strickland.
Scr.p'.urr reading* Ina Mautn
ISiU. Sam Per .ell. Polka William».
Talk—Importune· of PrtlMR£ God
—Mr». Mai> Huit».
Talk Our Obligation In God —
Mr·. Durham Taylor. '
Tain—Pral»·· God l'or Hi» Dealing*
with l*rael—Jroammt Sta ling.
Talk—Πι* World Should Pi···*
Cod Will» Gliilrifjm—Hubert Unnw.
Talk—iVniw (!»d Rvnute of Hi·
Woid, Amanda Colp.
Talk—PreU* a Duly ·· Well a· a
Privilege—Perry Godwin.
?r»iw G.xi KecaOMi of What Ho I·
—Robert Denning.
Song.
SPRING BRANCH
July 3rd btiing the flrrt Sunday,
wa. the time for rcgalar pi «aching
M-rvice. A· tho paAtor, Bar. J. A.
Campbell wa> eniiuged In rvvlval tor
viecj at Angler, he very fortunately
•ecur*d Uir Rfi. P. D. Back to fill
the morning appointment at Spring
Branch; *· a rmult we wirv much
edified by · wonderful doeour**
founded on the text "no man cared
for tn> »ο·1;*· Ρκ. I12;t. Μ·. Buck it
a young m*M of great promit*. We
•hall watch hi* courue with Interest.
Mr·. A. E. Alderman who i* tak
inï the learher» training coarrr at
Salenrhurg, «pent lb* week end at
heme.
onmt) people xnow, otncn win nav*
to Irani that Sunday bathing at the
old Giles mill ia forbidden by the own
er ami m< η anil boys «re requested
to u«r ni.uitli cover'ng for their—
pcrniu at all timti when balking
tberv. Other* will And their regular
eliithing very convenient. We have
become io aretutoined to «ciw them
dtessid in a Cuat nf paint with ahirt
tn mutch that hardly any mode ex
citn« more than passing interest new.
When the name of « religion* or
ganixat'on Ir UMd ai Λ bally-huo for
as entertainment of questionable
ohainct'.r for individual pain, wr art
r.ut jurpriinl at its falling flat.
The animal reunion and roll call
of Sprinte Βι-anrh church will be hold
Friduy, July 22. Cone and brine yoar
dinner and hear * good sermon.
I This i» a regular ar.nuai event and
lia Ihr initial «rvtce in the numnci
revtvwl aarviees which will Ik conduc
ted this year by the presetting Gold·
smith. Fred Χ. Γ>»>·. H* I» a preachet
nf more thun ordinary eloquence -mil
power.
ι The Β. Y. P. V. ί» lnylng claim ·υ
• ri-cognilion ai a powv: Tnr good in
'the community; may it» name br ni·
! way* held above reproach and it/ in
' fluerce '.never piiaumed.
1 Ρ R. LEE
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Ο—Ο DIAMOND KIPPLP.S Ο—C
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Ar<ilher cjikc of tie "kicking" club
'and the mult w*« the low of a per
|fj»e;ly gocd ball gnmr. or rather thi
' prto n'.y on of the contest on a silv·;
ι pla'.tur iiy Se.'ma !o Kotrr Onh*. Bu
It ι! η n't m.iXe us tmul.
Η'ΊΚ Dunr t|< if if; fis it (ila«c und
,'.ιι xuu4< aha..α ti *ι.ι· <h« λ nun! for
•hr ir/l ! *' vfc/'. vV<· rant ter». If
[Dwii can only cop to-day. And ran
I rur I» · ι. lh·· I wo roiMcfU n»xt
we«k, everything will I*· piu-ha*.
Tin' < '■* no ■ ·ι *h* Donn
(houiil ·' ·■ toil*/. Th. lub ha* a
irrn. ! ; ami oujfht i,· bp m fink'
»h«iw to farkio JSrMni. Wi· cant af
ford to l«t the toil rndcr of Uif Iratrac
knock ■> Ant Of thl« rhum » for f orp
in* ahead and jrcttin* on top
"Λοί if Ikn«on ■«»» Walk*»· on tho
BOMd Taylor'· proto*co« havr *nt
to keep "hoad· uar" and «ark likt Λ*
Mona. Walker ain't no oaty plekine
jky a lea* «hot.
It I» a pity that nr'iihor Hin.on nor
Fnrrtll will bo in tke lint op today.
iThcrv aro not two brttor kltttm on
tba club and hlUora arr what wr
naed agaiait Walker. "Wilrv" It oal
'.'of town on "baalncoa" and old "8a«%"
lia Ukin* hi« xiMmnrr vacation
CnaU rama down kor« In rcadlaee
. for an bovoat to food noon kali nun«
, and went out and got Tom and tan
f do man Vd everybody to kelp boat
ι tko Dunn lM|M boll cJuk.
i Too bad Dma MïMit ut· I
ι a»or»· tntorMtinr for Coat». Bet IT
•rybody mmim to toko tha axhtbi
tion λλ a Jok« from the beginning,
i * r d the tccood atringen who played
milli· little real effort.
ι By lit· way, non» of the tcruka
looked mlgbty well oat there, and jurt
IM If. after «II, they wort out for
buainaat. For instance, Babe Ruth
ijudaon Jon™, the Idol of the Coal»
tan».
I "Shorty" Sullivan wu pounded ··
[way after hr bad made a rather good
start. But itmtts were nwoonaible
Ito no small Heure» for the walk away
of the Coati Item, ι
, Fi r all of tha'.. the yimc war a|
tame and farniihrd a pretty gwod,
rin.· crowd of luyal fana a bunch of
fun, [f nothing elu.
Ballon tine ought to be ia pood j
trim foi a good allowing today. HI·,
lait Ram· wa« his boat yd, and he j
believe» that hia arm i« in the beat!
con Jit ion that it haa l>etn in thtal
year.
If Ballentinr ran pitch anything
lik.· tin· brand of ball that he pitched
ajcuinat Brn.on on th· glo-orioui
Fourth, then tlicia m nn use cran to
«peculate im lu the outcome today.
The game ίκ a> good a» won.
Dunn fan» have barn watching with
interest the playing nf the New Bern
aggregation down m the Halt Caro
lina league That club haa been act
ting the league on fire, and ila a
mighty fast league at that
Hut of couite the main mmk for,
auch interest on thr part of locall
fandom u thr p>ide of llamtlt,'
Sojlhpaw "Lefty" Wllaon. Lefty hu
been going like a hou«c afire, and
hi·'· «till going.
"Lefty" WiUuti It the hind of ball
player that everybody likes to aea
t<( rform He hai thr form of a Grr
ritn God .whim hr step* out on the
field and Ito handle* kintflf like a
Brouiiway toe danrar.
Hat grace and form are not the only
virtue* nf thta veritable jouthpa-w
Hi' aland* op atantya fur what i* n^tit,
ha· been trained and coaehed Into
the v«lue of rood, clean nortman
»hlp, and beet of all, he has the good·
and r«n deliver Vm.
There ought to be a down or fif
teen tara going to Buneon today and
many more on eighty. It U « mighty
important gamr, and there » nothing
for a* to ii« but go get and log home
the envied boron.
FOUR OAKS FORFEITED CAM Ε ι
SELMA REFUSES TO Γ LA Τ
four Oak*. July 7— Four Oaks
«rat forfeited the regularly arhedaled
En»! Central League game here to
day. when tbe Mm dak NfaMd to
teke Ut· floM. TU forfeiture, «kick
wa* eonfiiwd tor· by Pwldwt B*r>
bear of (h« lean· Unlffht aukil
Dun· tide far firm aUa·, and pati
Foar Oakj gn< |UM ktkM the le·
gu· leader*.
Setma claimed tkat Parrtah of tk·
local line-up wu an lilac*' player,
and it waa on tkb puaM tkat the
rlelUag club tat—d ta play. The
line waa Immediately daalarwd for
feited to Four Oak* by th· umpire,
and later wkae Preedeat Jartoiu was I
conferred with be (Welded ia favor of
Foer Oaka.
STANDING OF CLUBS
W. L. Pit.
Dana · » .M
Bc4ma · t .TM
Kour Oaka .< 4 .66»
Beneon .. .. ..........S T .MS
WHERE THEY PLAY
Monday.July 11.
Dunn at Peur Oaka.
Benton at Sctaa.
RIGID ECONOMY IK NAVAL
SERVICE BEING PRACTICED
Waabin|t«a, J aly t.—Ordtr· |«m·
•4 two bwiUi ago calling for a pro
ma af rigid e*«oomy thronghoat
Um uni Mrvic· lurra already mK·
id in a mrtac af aararal aiudrad
Ifc——4 dollar·, AaalataM Secretary
Reotavelt anaouseed today. In tha
put few «rvriu. k» ««Id. Ιββ ntvs)
rctocU h«v* Intcn declared obwlrt·
ud told.
In addition, It m «id. tb. word
k·» got·· «et te ttU *11 «urpla· «irai
euttt and auppUu not ·Γ**ηΟ» ti**d
cd, mud t· prepay* Ur*« l»attU*hiM,
four cniran and two (mAmx for,
•ale aa /oui. Th· Un« old hatUoahlpe1
•chtdtltd for aal« are Uur Main». N»
«tari aad WUcoeata. Th» utk»r m»
Mb ·» (· to told and brokaa m
ai» th« cnalwn ClaelaratL Mt—M
»*Ûa. KaWi** aad NaÂUIbU and
U» «14 gaabaatt Cutti· and York
lowi).
ί
Β. J. VategM of Imjm. m la
town 7Ntirtkr far a fnr kian.
PITCHETT DRUG COMPANY
ANNOUNCEMENT
We tn prepared to |ίτ· yea
•fbcieet Electrical
Ir*··. aU
Grills >U
P«fiiUlm, all
Wi4n, all
V!
K»IM .all
Curlia, Ira·», all
Vihratan,
Fam·, all
Matara, all
~ all
η Fact EmytUag Hwlrfail
We have a well Quipped
Electrical Shop in chare· of an
experienced mechanic Brine
ua your trouble· and. we will
adjust them for you κ * reas
onable price. I
HUDSON DRAPER "
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PHONE Ν
BBaDDDoanaamMnzaoaHbnft
I Colds & HeàdachJ "I
"For yesrs we have used Black-DraugftTî'Îjt# Sufjr. Β
and I bave never found any medietas (hat tould tat* tu I
place - writes Mr. R A. Stacy, el Bradyrllle, Tenn. Mr. Sta- Β
çy, who is a Rutherford County farmer, recommend· Mack- Η
Draught as a medicine that should be .kept in every Unas- &
hold lor use in the prompt treatment of many litfte Urn tape- Γ!
vent thetq from developing into sertoua troubles.
THEDFOSD'S 8
BLACK-DRAUGHT !
"It touches the Over and doe· (be work," Mr. Stacy
declared. "It is one of the best medicines lever eew lor a
cold and headache. 1 dont know what w* would do la Mr
family if It wasnt lor Blick-DrugM. It has Saved M many
dollars . .. I dont see how any family can hardly go wife
out it. I know it Isa reliable and splendid medicine tefcMp
in the bouse. I recommend Black-Draught highly ant am
never without IL*
At all drugglata.
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Accept No Imitations
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"Ok, «lal wa ijvrful Irupul to·," U Ik· »··Ι··ί>1·· |M «*11
mk· ■(!« trying · raf a* ujr af «ar h· lapartd bnaAt ',
-TW· ·Μ«μ« pWatii «I Ia4la, CUm, JafU Ml Cl|l·» ·Ν
Im*4 In Urf· faulltk· m aar iMtm.
W» «ai mrf h»wh»H I· Dm» «· Inn IW mIm af Mt
I···, aaj Uvil· yam ta try aaa af ikaaa Aaa Wwii.
Mo a paaad Ia4ay. I !»>·■ ar >ai»«aa«.
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WALTER JONES
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PMONt Maw «Τ
MOTORISTS
are often at the end of their wits to know where they can
have their repair work on their car· properly done—how
to avoid the absolute butchery that is so often inflicted up
on cars by incompetent persons who hang out a sign and
call themselves "motor mechanics."
This garage offers you the opportunity to have -your
repairs made in the proper manner by mechanics who DO
KNOW THEIR BUSINESS and who have long since pass
ed the experimental stage in motor mechanics.
You pay only for the actual time honestly consumed
in the work.
The CITY GARAGE
DUNN, N. C.
The largest Garage in Harnett or adjoining counties*
THE UNIVERSAL CAft
ANNOUNCEMENT
l(r. BdMl B. Ford, president of the Ford Motor company, give· out
the follow!·* statement:
"Another reduction baa been made in the liât price of all type* of
Ford can and the Ford truck to take effect immediately.
The list pricea, f. o. b. Detroit, «ή now as follows:
Touring Car $415.00
Runabout $370.00
Coupe $695.00
Sedan. $760.00
Chassis $345.00
Truck-Chassis - ' $495.00
Tractor $625.00
"The big reduction· but fall were made In anticipation of low ma
terial cost· which we an now getting the benefit of and thia fact togeth
er with increaael manufacturing efficiency and the unprecedented de
mand for Pord can, particularly during the paat 8 month· permitting
maximum production, have made another price reduction poeeible im
mediately.
"Ford busineaa for April and May, 1921, waa greater by (6,688
can and truck· than for the aame two month· In 1920; in fact, the de
mand haa been even greater than the aupply, ao that our output hu
been limited, not by unfilled order·, but by manufacturing facilities.
Can you afford to go without a car any longer when Ford· are «en
lag at theee tow price·? There la no reaeon now why you ahould delay
purchasing a Ford ear, Ford truck, or Fordaon tractor.
W· will gladN advise you concerning the delivery of a Fordaen
tractor or the particular type of car in which you are Interested. Jest
phoa· us or drop us a card.
J. W. THORNTON
DUNN.
NORTH CAROLINA