WE WWi PBPATCH
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d Dm, It C, dhr tha art «f
Kaacb ■. in. |
Oaa nar..It U
WaO. Uaaay la aoaftnwat |
• 4 -
Wa «dU aaaka aa aotcnr
that awfal callraad araaalaw aaar tha
paat ahaa, bat wa aia afraid tha
raUtaad ttauaur wU pot a facta ta
wach acala aa R. aad if aaythiac alaa
la «aaa ta lb wa faar that It win
ba la|iMilh
Haacatiy, tha creasing m lets wan*
Una it wh befern tha rad fare*
weeks* aavanl top aa it
aii^’uatf it with wardsrin* Us wife,
laiintt gainst' trial af his cats ba
for* tha Jniy af aaathcr sswtj. Bat
aa-what Jan this eaaa la triad
bafor*. tha war* af Us dylag wit*
wiB Hha trma: “Ns, h* hasn't"
Mrs. Vanderbilt wilt introdae*
Herbert Hoover at tha Harnett fair.
Wha san Dos* aad Harnett amt
tha start
i itot sf the fair la oat
aad __-_l her* airaady btan n*D
ad hy Mr. Biddle to thaa* who might
to is Ur sited. Brarybody fat a praaa
law booklet, sad read It throagk.
Than prayer* year exhibit, aad saa
that yoo do yoor part to show up the
leaaaten of Haraatt aa they ought
. ha shown ay.
Dana aUIl has a hall elab. and a
pood sst. too. Today tho teen notora
to Bassos to ssoot tho Johnson eouaty
least Moat all af Daaa's teas win
yo tear with tha teen. aad help kill
tha Jfe* that has bean eanplnc ®n
the trail of the Daaa ehah all season.
A woosoyartn «piiit
- Often It imhi to a Baaday school
tha aad sons sack fraettoeal port af
the .itinah to prseida a waadarfal
spirit, add an inesntirs to higher oad
la Dusk gaaarsl, la the Metho
dist chwrsh la partieator, that spirit
has hoan provtdad by the Wodey Bto
his slaaa. of which Mr. D. H. Hood
Is the taarhar. Tho Haas haa aa aa
La* aipbt Mr. Im4 antartainad
Mi * I rail I MUr dam wttb a law*
party aad waiarmdaa dldnp %t Ma
taw an Wart Brand straat. Xa pra
parad an laiarmtlap proprua for hU
larpa lanfcir af paaata. aad arary
Mlfiata af tba mat was thoroughly
aajapad by alL Tba way that prepraaa
was aarrild art tba faattap ■aatfmt
ad by tbam an prmeat wba had-pa
tbarad tapatbar ta aajay tba daUpfct
fal antartafamant, abawad that a
wandarfal pUt bad baaa craatad by
Mr. Haad aad bla Baaday aabaal work
aad Ibat tba Waday Mb elaaa Is da
lap Ha abara and non than its shara
la Ma atndy af iaana Christ aad tba
Tiaibli*! af tba' IMi
Tba Waday Mbit CUa U dolap a
prart watfc. aad Ms cnam bora, Ha to*
•bar. aad Ma daanailBatlaa. daaama
ta ba aanpirtulrtad far its praat
TMX MAOC m CMO^IA'S •
Op In Chari art a Ma ptopla ara
am Map plana ta boM Ma Madmia
CaraMna'a Tapaaltlia, and airaady a
bjp display banaa and atbar arraapfr
aaant^ bars baaa eaaapiatad far th*
fair, arbkb wf taka plica that* fra*
Baptmibw It * Mr Banda bam
baaa aapwad, and atbar mWrtaia
awnts plaaapd. M aaaka Ma raped
Usn tHoraa^b la amry impact aad
attrnattw ta arary riaBar.
TMbaaands wfll Bask ta Cbarletta
ta wMtam tba dbplajr af tba Waft in '
zz
tmr tfw
•gay month* of llqpKdalioa, with a
tacks af (roads Uiul< rgoing depletion. 1
bo nocd af (law supplies U becoming ,i
sore manifest, and purehaalng far I
ha fatars is. on tha whi te, charao-.l
crimed by less hesitation. Thee* ar*;<
alisnt feature* at • situation which, 'i
rh'le leaving much to be desired, dta-l
:loses clear evidence of a change far,
ha batter. The fart that pregrace la ,
.till highly irrrgalar, with non* at!,
ill yet risible in various places, Is nut ,
urprisinc. considering the faoraaab- ,
ng readjustment that followed the ,
ear’s ceding aad tha dilhcultiea ax- -
serlenced during the trsnaitioa. In- •
iustriec and trades In which dedatlan
res delayed are laggards in tha preo
mt movement t-wsrd recovery, bat
andcrlying condition* arc unmistak-'
ihl^strengar and a nota of cheerful
ness now mark* most reports.
Th* trend toward reduction in fail
oral that has been '.n ocularly in pro-,
grata this year received a check last
month. Exclusive of banking and oth-,
er judiciary suspensions, which are!
separated from commercial defaults!
In Dua’s compilation, tha July iatol-{
vencies number 1,444, supplying 942,
776,000 of Indabtsniaass. Comparison
with the June returns discloses a lar
ger increase jn liabilities than In num
ber of failure*, the tatter rising 9.4
par cent, and the aggregate amoqat
involved lit par cent. While tha
number uf defaults of unusual site—
those for 9100.000 or more in each
instance—was Iho urns in both
months, being 66 .the Indebtedness ef
these insolvencies increased 29,4 per
cant, in July. All failures considered,
last' month’s average ef liab!llt*aj V»
about 629,200, or some 93.400 more
ule ike. lea Isinn WifW fmn
exception*, however—Apr!' ard Juno
—lU July total liukHiclii'iii l* th*
ml lost of the protest year, and 88.5
per cant, below the high record of
Me* cfc
The Jaly returns of pig Iron output
make a dismal ihoering. but no other
result had been expected. and the ex
hibit. has "«t prevented some fartfe
ar strengthening of sentiment. Read
just inenr in this industry developed
later than in most other quarters, and
recovery will be delayed because of
this fact The Indication*, however,
are now more encouraging, and some
interest* believe that the tare baa
eome In railroad purchasing. While
nothing more than a gradual increase
In orders ia looked for repair* on ears
now in program will require eonld
■ arable sure), and more of thi* work
ia being planned. Willingness to ret
g price that will secure the butinem.
where the tonnage ia larger than ure
al. I* still the policy «f leading con
cerns. The Iron Agt state*, and addi
tional decline* in quotation* appear
here apd there. The July make of pig
Iren, according to thi, Mum* authority,
was the smallest of any month In
nearly two decades, being only 844,
555 tons. ThU era* at tho rate of
same 19.000.0110 tpnj annually, or
about 20 pc- cent of the country’s
capacity.
Each succeeding weak’s advicaa
from dry good* channels reflect some
gain bi both business and sentiment.
Trudlng in primary center* is steadily
dev sloping more breadth, with firm
ness mere general, and a substantial
. export demand it noted In certain de
partments. While operations are atfll
conservative, liquidation a f stocks had
' {«Cti of prolonged cnrtahadeat* *f
oatppt ara being non clearly aaan.
, Internet U reviving and merchandise
b being taken with greater freedom
far Spring. 131* most chsecfal re
porta of foreign commerce cema from
the cotton good* division. in which
take to Iho near Boat and far Bast
have been relatively large and coun
tries which -have pare hared tittle here
for several monC are again aomla*
into the markets. 8ome Fall Rlvr
Mttb that had bean Idle have-resum
,cd work on a four-day ichcdnla.
While recent activity In hide mar
keb baa not bean folly miEltatned.
stocks of dsairable lines arc small
and the statistical position b strong.
Sellers of packer hide*, however, era
not so insbtent upon«some advanea*
previously asked, although additional
trananrtion* have bean affected at
uteady price*. Tnnoera seem inclined
to po'chasc good quality summer
hideiiprovkied no increase* are nam
ed. with n larger business in certain
quarter*, more confidence *» being
expressed la leather circles, and ex
port demand Is encouraging. Reports
regarding footwear conditions arc
also more favorable, manufacturer*
in many section* having booked a
[rood aggregate of orders for narty
Fall daTiwry. and production of all
leather shoes b,-.« risen Retailers show
more disposition to hay regalany,
and a better situation ha* developed
In staple*
■aleigiTto enjoy cheat
AUAY OF MUSICAL SHOWS
With an anay of masieal talent
that music lovers of urth Carolina
have seldom been offered in one
comprehensive coarse of unusual at
tractions, aanouqeementa U mads by
John A. Folk of hi* program of
events at the city auditor!oat next
Starting with two attractions due
S_abac smamk aw# ikm Q»a»A VhU !■ 1
October and continuing until ipring.
the teruM will Include rente of the
moot eotMuieiena artist* Ip the wade
tret Id and a vwmtilRy af talanVaalr,
culated to tutorjr the moat osaettag
tlfltf
There will bt six attractions ar*
ranged in o«e rerlrr of eveute at pep.
alar price*. Tickete far all *1* event*
will he told at an* time and reterva
tioa* map be mad* at the beginning
af the awn far the entire rcarte. I
The caarve attraction* laclnd* Rte
ear do Martin, Metropolitan- Opera
Hone* toner, on November * ■ ReinaM ,
Warrenrath. baritone, ea Dec eat be*
IS; RacKmanMf Ruulan pianlrt, an '
Janaarp <| Anna Oa*e, Metropolitan
Oxers Caospany mstsbo, on T#ws*
arp It; Joan Philip Roam and hi*
America* band, an Pebmnrp *7; and
A*n« Per lawn, dearer, with her R Ba
it* a Ballet and Bpmpboap Orchestra
•n March 4.
Attraction* for Wednesday aad
Thuredap af Fair Wseb will be a»
avunead later. Tentative Bantr**te,
far • recital at that time bp lb* late
Katie* Ceram bed been *j reefed.'
■object to the Umeue te**r** abmtp
I* vi# t Raleigh an hie rantemplated
leutherw tear I* the fall Thera era*
■tverai aaaaorte for the mrlag eau
■Mtabc aapaoeecd after me Mate**)
|lM*a* Opera Company complete* tte
paraannel af artiate far fall and win*
i*a concert* I* Mew Tort. I'
•tertian cytth Mrtha and KabeUk
a ISIS. Mr. Park kae been identMed I
that W*"apwmr*d*rt«te !
mdMartma. For mmmrS mnaan* b* I
ra* fa* charge af the Mg aaurm* and (
ingle attractions proaenUd by U«
Man Cleb. Hr has Wen Identified 1
rith the eppeerenter pf other artistm, *
uch as Pedereerdki. Ferrer, MrCor- (
ark, QelH Caret. Linerl, Hebei 1
;»rnion, Even W tills no. Kreleler, A- t
ante, Qedelri, hfelleea, Metrepolig a |
kpera House Orrimtre ted otberr i
Amociated with Mr. Perk In tho \
ireeaeteUoo of mumical create nent ‘
cam will be Mn Perk, who kes i
i eel it ed with the tone kind of work
lineo the Mefea-Kabelik concert ed
ween rearm ago. Her tin will he ia
he new Timas bonding where aha
rill handle the ante of tkkta.
n*M Mm KflkdBy
Lightning In Wayne
And Crumplwr Took Kodugo
Under Tobacco Bam
Goldsboro, Aug. 8. -According to
reporta recolred here today Qeorga
and Robert Herring, brothers and a
juuu awn nun urawawr, wara
atamtljr killed by lightning near Pike
villa. Uiia county, yeaUrdty afternoon
during a terrific electrical Kona
which swept over (hat action of the
county about 5 o'clock, and which la
•aid to >nvc eorioualy damaged crop*.
The young men It if mid had takoo
■halter under a tobacco hem with
a party of fix other*, including two
young women, all of whom were
knocked senaeUa* by ik* atrokc but
war* not rerioualy injured with the
exception of ono of tho man tu the
party §'io, It Is said, had gl hi* tooth
knocked eut just as h* was in the
act ef placing his hand ovor his mouth
to still* a gap.
Tha. same stroke killed two dogs, a
valuable mule and uprooted eererul
big tree* nearby. ,
Interesting Case In
Wayne Gets Verdict
FATHER OF FEES WENT
HARDING WEDS AGAIN
Monroe. Mich., Aug. 11.—J>r. Oeo.
T. Harding. 7* yean eld, father of
PraKdent Harding, waa married here
today to Hlaa AD«* Severn*, by
the Her. Frank T. Knewlea, paster ef
the Monroe Preehyterien church. Mies
Sevems has been a nor** in tha ef
Sce of Dr. Harding at Marion for
away "yaora. Tha csupla drove here
in an automobile, obtained a marriage
Ucenae and went t* the heme ef Rev.
nowise, where the seremeay w*a
performed.
ME. AND MR5- SCOTTON TO
CLINTON
Mr. end Mr*. J. L Scotton mov
ed from Smithflold to Cllgjen yes
terday. Mr. Scotton ha* bought the
; Clinton. Warsaw and Baybore tale
phene e»rimag*s and the toll Imps
connected with tbeee riebaoge* pad
has gone there to take thaigc. He is
n practical telephone man and will
no doubt eaocood In hit work there.
Sly. pad Mrs. Seotte* have lived In
fimittriiald for pevertl pppyi and have
nude many friends wfce regret to tec
them more from here. — Smith***4
Observer. , ,
■ Sanford. Aug. f.—J. C. Imnlus,
proponent Pitteboro merohant who
about **40, within | fgw yard* of hi*
borne lute Saturday sight and who
vii brought immediately to the bob
I pita) at this plaea, died tali afternoon
land hi* body »M canted back to hie
boms to FitUboro.
It waa ro parted la Pttteboro y*»
tenUy that Hr. U»m* waa dead and
|it aoan baaama ppparant to tb* oA
carr that th* nogrs, Pater Regan,
whom tb* blood bound* bayad at HI*
ho** early Sunday Morning, wRs
nat mfa la the PHteboro J*H, and
ba am* carried, to the peoitontiary In
Raleigh for mfa keeping
Mr. Lwnlaa* wife at* waa Ml*a Rg
ollne befere marrtega, foar sons, J.
C. Jr.. Laura a*. B.C., RadclUT, B. W.
Army, Jim Laniue and two daugh
ter*. Mrs. WUHam Tatum and Mtea
Mania Lanin* •urrhr*.
Water And-Ga* Rates
Soon To Be Lowered
Roahy Mb.nl CUtem* WR Raaadt by
Cat* V 1* <* *|N Cato Far
Caa, a»*r( Pawar, Lights
Rocky Mount, Aug. I.—"Back to
normal” in tbo rata* tkargad far pob
II* utilltiaa win baee.c affaatia# Oa
tobar 1. acaardlng U action tekau
at a special moating of tb* board of
aldermen bald laat Bight Tb* reduced
rate* will op*rat* practically upon a
pra-war bad* aa th* board ml water
rata* IS par cant, gac rat** IS par
cant, light rata* *• par eant and pow
er rata* 16 p-S par eant.
Thai* substantial radnetlaaa warn
ordered by th* aldaiman upan rocom
pcndatlun *f Superintendent of Fob
lie Wirt) A- Lyra pad 1* M. Jor
dan. band rfUto |W d*p*rt»*ui.
Pnor to making th* redoatte*. tb*
board went carafaHy Into tb* redused
caata of ooaL a aha, *R, labar, etc., and
raeciead dednlte aaarmaiee* that tb*
municipal plant* would make a sah
•tanttel act profit of approximately
<70-044 under tb* radumd rate. ..
thi* year* budget, bad |ill1mlj
b**« Made oat and baaed apoe the
yr*y»**d reduction*.
ROCK QUARRY IS
EMPTY ARP BARE
Work mt Draining Cwplgfl
And lUWfh I* kiMUd
BHmB
BCaBMHaBBHBe=99
Interest la the rajrste 7, f' 5*
try It be* been during tu. hr< |«
reeks nine# the police first 1 »C V !>
be Up that stolen cars wars a- lv ’<
letteaa of the peel, shifted tod j
he solicitor's offk-e and :b.‘ >!.
ml authorities with jurisd- ■.
he private quarry po»l lera. ;
relow the one drat-cii civ* ■ '
rha solicitor % bantlV.pi; :i».- -
ration into tho “dhapuenra •
be cars that wore pulled not 1 |
rater before ths pres*urj fo r.v ■
ng became great enough f *»o. {
date officials to take a ha ul 1 - h I
1 Hudson aad King car, o iW,
hurt inseraneo has boon colli' r ,
nddenrs. He has nothing ngui.ixt th.-'
owners of ths c*n who cUixn«*U th**,
The elty admitted its aoth irlty !n j
ths matter of tho second pool but th:
disappointment in the first d1 count: j
any effort that may be made to have
ths private pool drained. Ttx-r will
bo, however, some pressure brought
to boor by n curious populace to have i
this second peel drained.
There were hundreds nf goldfish In
the pool and a aaory scramble for
them all day. One farmer who drove
from the far edge of Franklin ap
pealed to Solicitor Norris for two of
the little goBffah far his grandchil
dren and the solicitor ordered them
given to the Franklin man.
Terrapins, not the least belligerent
and piles of junk constituted tho
holding of the r tool in addilion to
the Aril. The ''Cole eight," which
grappling nooks have touched so
many I nn, proved to be an old wa
gon axle and with this pusxle solved.
lu crowd, wiser but well cnienar-.mi,
wended its way homeward.
TO THE BAPTISTS OF
LITTLE RIVER ASSOCIATION
The North Carolina Baptists Mis
sion Board has requested the un
dersigned ta act as manager of 'hr
Eeanralirtle campaign for the Little
Meetings bate already been held
aad repotted hi six churche*. report
lag ninety one far Baptism. The>o
axi churches reported (set year for
ty baptisms.
Meeting* are thla wash In progress
at Antioch, Bethel, Holly Springs,
Juniper Springs and Piney Giovt.
I Om Tuesday night of |hi- week I
seas present at Antioch where Evan
jgelist Fred N. Day it assisting l*ailor
Edgerton In a meeting. Mora than
I thirty already await baptism from
ithia meeting aad a meeting held hy
'Pastor Edgerton at Luatt School
boueo. Gracious revivals ere sweeping
lover our churche*. Forty nine year*
ago there were fewer than five hun
dred Baptists In Harnett county. T.o
day there are more than thlity-fh*
Kund*rd. and atlll nearly fifty per
•eat of tin popotatipn ten year.* old
or over are not member* of any
church. Tha command to to preach the
gc*pel to "evury creature." Let ov
ary follower gt Christ press the bat
tle everywhere.
Evangelist Bermao T. Su-eer.a and
Singer A. E. lynch, will asmst the
pastor In meetings at Coats, begin
ning August nth. We ask the pray
I 1C. rr^yer, unnni
PHyer. at blessings, will
win the doff f tl>« Loid Jesus.
I. A. CAMPBELL,.
Bragg’ Hospital—Warrant
I sawed F«r Moonshiner
h . _
FnysttevjUe, Aug. 9.—Private Wil
liam M. Otaris, Battery C. 21st field
artillery, is Ip the station hospital at
Camp Bra** as a'reeaU of an. auto
mobile strident that occurred on the
road between .FeyettsvIlW and the
camp who® an onto livery ear owned
and driven by Floyd Person eideswin
•d Miss Kate MeFberoon’s automobile
and overturned. pinning, the Mldlerr
passenger under it The accident took
place in front of Mias McPlieranu «
noma as she was backing her ear into
tiM road- Both drivers. It U md, en
deavored to avoid the collision.
It was said at tha camp hospital to
day that Lewis was nuking is good
progress as could be expected. He
sustained a severe Mow on-thr heed,
;among other injuriae.
Warrant has been Issued for Ihe
arrest of a man believed to be the
operator of a large copper still sr'ied
by 8herlff N. II. McGeschy and bis
deputise In Ulack Biver town skis, a
mile and half from the town of God
win. The operator fled from the etill
aa the ollcers charged but he wai
rpepgnlbed. The warrant will bo serv
ed en him pa ebon at poteible.
The tenure w»e made in tl.c tame
vicinity in which Deputy Sheriff A.
i. Pate was recant)/ killed by Mar
shall Williams in a raid en a distil
ls y. Tbs still was one of the fines;
ever taken by the sheriff, being an all
copper affair of lane capacity. Home
of the Merest end most .laboratv
stills sshloo In roeoat yean have been
found In this locality among them
being o copper outfit, completely en
cased la eenerete en the erdsr of the
Berman pill boxu This etill, which
was broken up acvtroi months ago,
eras thought at the time to have been
owned by Marshall Williams.
cottoninsoCth
GENERALLY POOR
Pad Wpph Mad*
Good SWwtef With Nlco
WaatWr J
WaaUngton, Au. 10—fay.
iratll traatfcar daring Um pad
•nattcm erapa. lacladlay tarn., to
toaaa. pitaldaa. rUo mpar eana, ctt
y trotis aid paaaata Made goad
Ja* ^ralf* ta idaal," aaaordtncto
ha MaUanal Weather and Crap W
•Ua Jacaed today by Um Weather B»
whfla UM trap «raa reported goad
» a fra aaattona. cotton aanaratty
^‘aSd^toOTtoStto^appIriv
n vhe condition reports to the bureau-1
t+iiio' «al temperatures with'“modar-:
U to • alhur heavy shower* had bad v
Ceet oa the crop, it was stated. i!
SS’BSEKI-JWSXgm
I For 1§
Torpid p
liver |p
J| .isssswyu: Hi
is saflKMm: ffi
i-SS? aide ol Keota, Okla. She ggS
t>jx. continues: “I had a patn C]« i
ta *-»y chert attar eating— ttES i
Vgt: tight, uivcomtortaM* teat*
I tog-acd ttria wac very QB],
LytBiS dtaareohle led brought BW
on headache. I wo coo- SOS
fcJWElj stipat.d and knew It was
indigcaliun tad Inactive VHm
«A- liver. I began the use of nwti
fflii Black-Draught, aighl and lSSW j
VJW iinnniUK uuu u wav *•
Cgf MtixUJ and certainly
fiEtt giro* relief'
Thadford’s
BLACK
jAUfiHT
*j For avw --vantr yean JfJfJ |
t-C this p-itc.y vcgcunle cvgrtf
. ? o'»p*rit:on lit* been ftSC.!
f au.l Hrudklal by (hon
x**1* bi i»crtcms suitor* w3j
* >' op sXcla oi n lor- ye t/
' i (•.•d, ■• rHowactlna Ihrer. jgj"v
T-, !«J-;K*;rcn. fcilio.iinvsi,
'■ cUic, coaled tongue, die- SwS
■„t ccr.ai;xiUoo, tit- fjfe.-j
• ' • ivi Vlreplesenees, Jfc3s?
l»r*i cl er.ifgy, pain In
’ b :.k, puHioesa under the
,t e;.—a.:/ cr alt of theac ^ '
. n/raf.loni? oSm indicate K *
■ :l tl'.rrs u somemlng 3V>- ‘
•lie leader with your /jT’y.
' Ynu can't be too jCwt
v, o- about the i.tedl- ifflj
'i >r yo;i jut. B* sure KfJ
fSwt the impu, "Thed
* 'Ji ford « UfccV- Draught," fa
jF» on the package. At ail
-1 rbus.;5sli.
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' BUSINESS LOCAL *
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riURY SOAP, THURSDAY, PEI
day Bad 8atmrday, 5c at Frac assn's.
WANTED—BRIGHT ENERGETIC
g'ung women to canvass quick salt
ing toilet articles fro® houite-to
huusv in home city. Also to work
druggists. Can earn four dollar*
pev day on commisaiuns. rail parti
culars, furnished- Write at once to
The Nodor Co., Box 1531, .Rich
mond, V a.
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE IB AT
you/ disposal any time any where
iii Dunn. Phone 316. Freeman's
Cash Grocery,
WANTED. — 100 HOGS. SMALL
»'*e preferred. 8c per pound on
Toot. Worth M. Pope, Dunn, N. C.
DRESSMAKING — MISS dENNIE
Smith. drem maker, at residence
of 8. R. Holmes, >15 K. Divine St.
1“' i<e« reasonable. satisfaction
gurranteed. Call and sea me. 6 4t p
FREEMAN’S CASH GROCERY OH
F.lgerton street is when your dol
lar looks biggest.
RIM LUGS, WEDGES AND NUTS
for all ra.a at Gainny’s Oarage.
WANTED. — 25-HEAD OF BEEP
cattle to fatten. Mast he poor. 4«.
on foot. Worth M. Pope, Dunn, N
Oe ' A
IT PAYS TO PAY CASH IN MORE
waya than an*. TSSnk it ova*.
Freeman's Cash Grocery, .
SEVERAL USED CARS OF VARI
•’On models In first ties* condition
rnr rash er on long time. Gainey's
Carage.
REPLACEMENT COILS FOR ALL
cur* at Gainey’s Garage.
UNEEOA BISCUIT AND OTHER
Nat'onal Bieealt Co., packaco
goods that bar# barn sailing at Its
now 2 for 15c at Freeaean'e.
FOB SALE.—ONE CIRCULAR SAW
. mill, 40 boras boiler, SO bona an
■io>, table feed carriage, eat off
tow tad i-dyer, Now in operation
' a. I on o>’e pond. Tllghnan Lttm
itior Co., Dunn, N. C. 108u
SERVICE AND SATISFACTION
our motto. No Iran (action rooaid
*»rod eluead untH *ou are latiaflad.
Frermaa’i Cosh Grocery.
GOOO COFFEE, EOASfkD AND
g -aund, two pound# for a quarter
ut Fireman'a Various and Band rj
Ill«.r article* in proportion. Come
let ae »hnw you.
FOR EBNT—ONE FOUR ROOM TIL
nant bouec for colored ten ante. Ap
ply at onca to 1. J. Beet. IS tf.
NOV CD.—THE FRANKLIN FIX
Xsi-Uoick Electric Shoe Shop le
eow located on Raltrood eeeaoo
near Holden’* barber deep. Coll on
thorn for quick and aAsient Shoo
work. • S 44 pi
IF YOU GET IT AT Fe'eEMAIFS
it is raararUed.
The weather vti idal for harveal
“* corn in Tex*i while early com
« «•«*•«■ maturity In the extreme
southern SUtea. the report mid.
Tobacco ahowd tha effect* of dry
eaather and harveeUng made laUa
Factory pragma.
Sugar carte and peannla.alao were
levornbly affected by the weather. «
:cjit to aome part* of the Matheait.
whre it wa> toe wet.
Citrtu fruit* ware matted making
l favorable ehowing to Florida ax
tent In the too wet lowland; peean*
loin* well In Georgia, and poach ahtp.
■tent* completed in North Carolina.
Frequent ahowera aUghtiy held ap
karveetln* of potato** in mu Kc
tlona of the routbeatt, but generally
tha weather waa favorable.
Cotton Preapret*
Condition protpect* for cotton by
Btato* aa reported in the bulletin fol
low;
Texaa: Warm dry weaher eaue
mg eheddin* and killing aome plant*
and fruiting 1* poor.
Oklahoma; Although crop deterior
ated in nme local!tic* on account of
.cant ,mol«ture and hot winda, pro
rraa* il generally fair.
Arkaiuaa: Rainy weather favored
inercaaed w*ovil activity, pragma
angin* generally from poor to fair.
I-ouuiana: Showing aome improve
ment under generally favorable wea
(her conditions.
Mississippi: Advance most unaatis
faatoir. '
Alabama: Progress fairly good In
moat 1 odious.
Tennessee: Prospects vary good
land plants fruiting well.
Georgia: Bank growth reported.
Blooms and fruit are Iscldag and eroo
Is generally in an unaatisiadory con
dition.
South Carolina: .With plants mak
ing good growth, they are fruiting
poorly. , *
North Carolina:' Crop ranges from
fair to dateiioiatloo.
cavil wero less active in Taaas,
Oklahoma and Louis ans but were
increasing in many localities else
where, the report stated.
POLICEWOMAN SAYS DANCING
Oa STREETS HELPS SITUATION
New York, Aug. 9. - The Intermi
tioncl Dancing Master* Association
opening its annual convention ynatar
dny was told by a Philadelphia police
woman, Miss Marguorite Wnla that
block parties with thousand* fox trot
ting on the street had improved the
reputation of dancing In her eity.
Two new steps wore introduced be- •
for* the convention—the tango trot
and Ih porto-povieh, both heralded ns
aesthetic and elevating.
"Ok, wbnt wonderful Irupul ton,'1 U the emclama t ion you will
*aku after tryiay a aup af aay af our lie imported brand*.
Tka cbole**t product* af India, China, Japan and Ceylon nr*
fuuad la lary* nuaatitia* on our akolaa*.
Wo want aaary kauaakold la Dunn to know tka train* of our
ft*1* • ad inrita yon to try on* af tkaa* Una brand*.
Order a pound today. Upton or Banquet.
To the Ladies:
The VANITY - FAIR - BEAUTY
I - - - - SHOP ....
Fourth Floor ------
- First National Bank Building' !
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Telephone Number 279
Hours 9:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m.
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THERE IS DANGER IN SUDDEN
SPURTS
THERE IS SAFETY IN STEADY
GROWTH
Spasmodic plunging in money matters often bring* H
financial dlstreaa.
Depositing your savlngs in this bank brings ultimate
success and comfort—not so spectacular, but safe, sure'
and devoid of riak of any kind.
Have you a saving! account with uaT
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The Commercial Bank
\ Dunn, N. C. ‘
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