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Lre-Jackson day will ba observed
In the local school with appropriate
ceremonies next Thursday.
Alfred E. Wilton and Alfred Wll
snn, Jr., of Selma, were hart today
to attend the funeral of Georgo B.
Prince.
Mr. and Mm Bob Swain have re
tumrd from Plymouth where they
•Pent the holldeye with Mr. Bwaln’i
parents.
Miss Ida Mae Pittman returned
today from Miami. Florida, whom
ehc had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Karl Jameson.
William Fleishman, of Baltimore,
la here to visit hie brother, & FlaMt
ma:t, Jr., of thv Fleishman Bros
Company rstoblUiunnnt.
Junius Bnrefnot, a popular young
man of 8amp«on County, haa accept
ed u position with L. P. 8urles and
Invites his friends to call to see him.
John Powrll, of Harnett County,
was yesterday paroled from the State
Prison by Governor Morrison. He
had served nearly half of a two-year
rectonce imposed for advising a crim
inal operation.
Mrs T. L. Riddle, chairman of tho
Woman’s Club committee in charge
of Red Cross seal sales during the
Christmas reason reports the sale of
W* worth of the seals! The colored
people of Dunn bought $14 worth
and the white people bought tho bal
ance.
The Piedmont Lyre am Bureau of
Asheville, will present the Kelso Co.,
ct Coala School aedttorium, Wcdnes
day evening, January 18th, at 7:00
o'clock. The company is composed of
hvo pretty, vivacious and talented
girls in songs, instrumental numbers,
readings, costumed sketches, etc.
George X. (ire nth am has batn ap
pointed chairman of tha Woodrow
Wilson Foundation Committee la
Dunn. He needs the services of sev
eral good worker! who 'ore the floor
former president and want to keep
Vis memory green, and will be glad
to kave them report to oho at ones.
Opto Reed, novelist, dramatist and
lecturer will lecture ben next Wed
nesday night under the auspices of
toe Woman's Club. The lecture will
he fciven in Metropolitan theatre and
proceeds will be devoted to the im
provement of the public school play
giounds- Mr. Reed is one of the moat
entertaining speakers of America
and should bo heard by every
perron in Dunn. Those who have read
his "Yankee from the West” and oth
er stories will be sura to attend his
lectors.
Mrs. Josephus Denials has been In
vited to make the annual Memorial
Day address at Cfakora Cemetery oa
May 10, it anas announced yesterday
by Mrs. McD. Holliday, proaidant of
Cfclcora Chapter of tha United
Daughters of the Confederacy. If ahe
accepts her appearance h«pv win
mark the first time a woman Wes
ever spoken upon sock an occaaion ia
North Carolina. Mrs. Denltla is a
moat charming speaker and the
Daughters are very anxious for her
to accept the invitation. j
Mrs. Ernest If. Jeffreys and Mrs.
L. J. Best have been appointed a
committee repi stenting tbs Daugh
ters of the Confederacy to attempt
to hook tho “Loot Colony," ■ pU*u»
boaod upon incident* in A* oertlent
hlotery of BkcllA TtnUag people
in ttortk for , jod thootro.
If they u* ohlo to got tho picture
^•7 will oak tho local aeboda to ooa
dact o contact through which tho
popila wfll compete for a Medal par
chMod with fund* donated by Colo
B0l Co*, ipeokor at tho Chic ora Me
ttortal Day asorelaoa loot you. Tho
nodal will he gtrea for tho boot pa
For written on tho “Loot Colony."
Here's A Business
roe
DUNN
GOOD FOR
SS.OSO to si 1,000 Yearly I
Two railroad man pat an El«
trik-Maid Bake Shop equipment
In a small town in Wisconsin
Today they art making real
awnry, without having know,,
a thing about tha bakery baat
»«•! Other* are doing K in otb
•t cltio*. Yon have the aam.
chance right bora. A caab »-*«<
neaa; no ahargaa; no delWerioe;
yoor profit* in th. till ever,!
nicnt. ftTcrjioni wlw titi It
your cualoaor. We supply all
equipment and full InfoEuUkm.
Wnta ar Wire Today
"5 *“5, P^tifular* on ELEC
TRIE-MAID BAKE RHOF6.
Aft bow to obtain exclusive ter
ntory for Dunn.
»rgag^gfc.raL.
Report of the Condition of
THE COMMERCIAL BANK
At Doan, in tha 8UU of North
Carolina, at tha daaa at boainaa Da
inaWr Hat, 19*1.
_ RESOURCES
'.oant and DUeoont*_*109,902.76
>rerdrafu, uaaacnrad .. 10.66
'Jnltad Stair* Bond, and
Libarty Bond.. 16,100.60
Caab In vaaKl(C * OB _N
'urndtorr and Flxtur**.. 6,1*0.76
'anh in raoJt and not
aaoont* dor from
Banka, Banker*, and
Tru»t Coapaait*- 62,941.19
Jhrrk* (or claarin*_ 1,642.(3
Roman* Staapa ...... (,M
Tot*l..11*6,779.78
LIABILITIES
Upfcal Stock paid In-f 10,000.00
In divided Profit*, lorn
c«rrtttt cxptaKi and
!«“ P*Jd . 1,71144
Tcpoeiu eabjrct to (bock 112,96942
'bn* Certificate* of De
posit Dae In Loot Than
SO Day* .. -. 3,6*2.00
TnMtfer'a Cheek* out
„ *•»<“»«. 7,22447
iOrttftod Chock* __ S41.00
'boo Certificate* of De
poott, Do* oa or After
10 °»»». 4.961.41
aeing* Depoaito. S2.109.92
v«rty Bond* on Do
poalt . -- 2,660.00
T«**».-6195,779.76
State of North Carol,no—County of
Hamm. Janaary 11th. 1922.
I, J. D. Darla, Caahiar of tbo above
'amad Bank, do aolernnly avrear that
Ml* above statement |* trae to the
beat of my knowledge and belief.
J. D. DAVIS. Caahiar.
Ri-b-rrlied and eirom to before
me. this I’tb day of January 1922.
W. K. BALDWIN. Notary Public
My Commission expires February
19, 192*.
Correct—-A tt* at:
P. W. MeKAY.
J. W. PURDrE,
E. P. DAVIS,
Director*.
^ WH*T CHICKEN CHOW
J* lor youx hen si L. A.
Culbroth, of Palcoa, gathered 961
mi from 60 hone in thp month
of December. Be aaya thie atato
«a*nt (a nbaohatoly trn* and that
tbet* boo* wore fad nothing except
Chicken Chowder daring that time
Por tale In cheek reheard bag* only
by L. P. Surioa, Dunn, N. C.
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ply C*m Dunx, N. C.
FOR RBNT^-FOUR ROOMS FOR
liytt housekeeping. Can phona N*l
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IUIT ONE BARREL OP THAT
“extra Fancy Barbadoea Holaaee*”
at Freeman’a Caah Orocery. litfe.
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-OR RENT—TWO STORY BRICK
*Jor« In Adir'tr. next to Overby
Cnrrf’* liw^t'on. Rcair of
bolldia* with tide entrance*, tult
ab u Jor brio!. Apply J. O. Layton,
Route. 8, Demi. *lfe.
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for rrUt an mH. Fimmi'
C** Qt^tary. _ICtf
NOTICE OW SALE BY ADMINU
trator—Tfc, *1* of tka roiaoaa
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To the Motorist
Wc are now located in the Smith A Prince
Building—just across the street from the poet
office corner—and are better prepared in every
way than ever before to render you quick and
efficient service.
We handle the well known Hood and Federal
Tires and have a HOOD CORD TO PIT YOUR
CAR. No better tires are known to motorists
They are about the same price as othera_but
infinitely better.
We also handle the famous PrestO-Lite Bat
tery which was the first battery known to motor
ista. They arc fully equal to tha beat and about
25 per cent cheaper.
Wc have a Ford Battery at an exchange mica
of $19.90. ^
Wa also carry in stock a very complete line of ac
cessories and do light repairing.
Wo solicit your patronaga and know that we can
please you.
E. V. Gainey
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MR. ERNEST WALKER BRAY
Tearher of Piano and Pipe Organ. Head Piano Teacher at the
rayetevule Conservatory, will teach in Dunn on Wed
nesday afternoons. For rates or information
writ iv
BOX 212, FAYETTEVILLE, N. CAROLINA
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HARDWARE : FURNITURE * UNDERTAKERS
Dunn, North Carolina :
Hors fore “
SELF-RAISING
BREAD PREPARATION
Common sense I
in good baking 1
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mixad ia Occo-aoo-eheo PI oar, la
right proportion*. Their Mat la
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Used Just So It Will Make
Your Plant Beds Hump .
$4.50 per Bag
$45.00 per Ton
! Sift to Your Cotton Seed.
I Will Exchange Mea* or Mealymonia
for Seed.
I Will Sell Lee County 03 Company's
for all Crops, for Cash or
Fall Payments.
N. a LEE
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Come Out of the Cellar 8
The Tornado Has Patted 1
8owe wothl ago when the financial tornado attack this pact of tha
country, many of yoa grabbed year bank rolla and ekodadlod far the
collar—taking the roll with you. XX
Thera were many cola that want to tha collar. ▲ largo mate af
thorn are etUl there, while they are hi hiding they will do yen noor My- XX
one elae any good. They haven't done any good far anybody atoca nay XX
went into hiding, aithar. Q
Wo haven't any cenanro (or yon. however. Ton took a precaution g
■x.ural enourb under the etrcumetaneea. Although yon are probably
/;Ov bo well off ax you would hate boon had yon toft tha money in chon- X*
laiion you at leas' bare had the axaurance that tha money waa with ;
you.
V/hat we wanted to cay. though, le:
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they are always given the utmost in Quantity, Quality and Sarvtea far
•™7 dollar they spend. They know too, that the ju seeei a of aaty at
(Ida on our shelve* la a recommendation of thyt article and **♦ w*
atand squarely behind it in every way.
It is worth much to know that what you buy oomaa fraau
Johnson Bros.
-DUNN S MOST ATTRACTIVE STORE
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