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You Will Save Your >elf Many Unpleasant Hours by Using
Mity Nic 3 Bread, Cakes and Pastries.
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|| Pearce’s - Bakery -:
SAMPSON 5 OLDEST MAM DOS
A’» THE AOB or HVMSUD
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CCkw. ttctak it.—Bancor Crum
/■*T yiobaby rbv «!4rit cftiata af
S-mpto.i county i> tload. Mr. Cru*p
fcf 41*4 not karin* on aatkaotia rac
•:4 of kU »*• bat it haa been -**♦—
te4 that ka aaa aMta tbaa 104 yaan
«•*. Ho haa bona fairly ricoroua ua
di kU laat iUaaai.
a coop nuuipprr must bs
* Th« Mltaari mad* k) km» laaA
«ra tha* A* PraMifl win Mt lo*r*.
“*• swains'* Car tha lastaVattr*
kraaeh, U it MM aaythlaf at aB.
«*Wt haaa that Mr. Hardia* ha*
abroad to ahhdtaa what UttL, r*»
*ar* ha haa hRharta haaa abb U"
Vth| opaa fiiinna, Tha Frtaidiat
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haa been bald up aa a greet roenpro
mieer. Hi aoama to haui niiinwli *
ad ia thia Ineteoce by erring Com
graaa a tru rein.
la tho attaatiaa getting altogether
bayond Mr. Hardiag'i central Re
gent evanle certainly indicate a*
orach. Who can baaglae a eoipmit
tcc of the home going to Ronerilt
ar te Wdaen and fhuiy ordering the
PrmMeat te heap Ma hand* o*t Such
temerity weald have brought dews
l thunderbolt that would have bloat
'd those foolhardy men in tha twtak
>lng ef an eye. Furthermore, Me citi
mna weald ham thrown op their hata
•ajr eh rated at the ’nngnmma'i
diaremfltaro.
Bat the amlhhle gentlemen kaa a
conception af the Preatdimy alto
gether different from that peaaaamd
by hie ilhutrioaa, hat eaceedtngiy
herd-belled, piodeceaaar. Mr. Harding
thtaha Mat ha la what the eenetitu
tloa eaid that be ahoald ha — tha
head of one ed three co-ordinate
bmaehee af the government. Honan
mlt and WDoon each know Mat ha
wan baad af the government They
admitted no egaala, they tolerated
no rtnh “1 am the leader of my
u o WUmnlan tior trine. “My (peer
know* a* brother" Ml the doyen of
the Democrat w moeh ee that at the
Republican. Of courof they were so
Ktrou who made the eaar of aU the
Rvi*eion* Wok Uha a maa of putty.
Bat they pot thinp* does. If either
of them had a* violent a prejudice
syainet this beau* Mil a* Mr. Hardtop
exhibit*, be would have moaned the
houa* of representatives into Una
orith suporb indifference to the forn
ou* “ebook* and balance*” of the
constitution—and tha country would
have applauded. But they realised
that they were lion-tamers. They
never for a moment turned their
bocks upon the beast, sever for a
moment laid down the whip. Mr.
Hardin* is stuffed with pretty theur
ioa (front ths rsopoet due to the Con
proa* of the United States He nrfo*
a* to much the whip, aad in conse
quence Conpros* I* maulin* hi* la*W
lativ* »rr*i an out a\ all recoysi
tioa.
Now It ha* amnmed to maul the
Pveoldbnt htoeelf, aad instead at
pi inaptly epplyin* red-hot Iron* to it*
I hid*, the President iih to hero *c
qolcnscsd. After this whet hope la
there that ht will h« hoi* to bring
tbo lauUasu* outfit Into Um! Mr.
Raiding ia aa admirable man la many
way*—courteous, reasonable, psreea
ally rxtnaely likable. Bat (he sordid
ltd is that Mat la precisely the aort
cf aaa that ought never to be elected
President ef the United State*. A
good Prrddent must inevitably be a
hard guy, a vicious, pig-headed, bra*
tel sort of person, wh* poiKively re
j Joins U taking a stick, aa Banry
; Adams pat it and hitting a esagrese
' mao ea the snout. It i* Inconceivable
, that Mr. Hardbtg should ever do that;
| but if he doaeot hi* administration
I will band for tbs rocks ai auruly a*
! Tafts' did.—Greensboro Daily Newt.
Resort of tho Condition of
THE STATE BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY
At Dunn, N. C., in tha State ol
North Carolina, at the clots ef busi
ness, March 10th lttt.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts-S136412.M
Ore-drafts, secured,
$2.23) unsecured.
8.68. 3.09
Banking Hmhn, *14,
134.47 ; Furniture and
flWtarec, 34,800.68... 18,73746
Cash in vault and net
aasaaats doe from
Banka, Bankers, and
Tin* Companies .... 17,306.37
Cash heat bold over 84
hour.. 118.91
Chock* far clearing_ 439.29
Total.3171,717.93
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in...8 16,000.00
Undivided Profit*, loos
current expenses and
tans paid. 870.36
Bills Payable. 86,903.41
Deposits subject to
chock. 11.076.87
Tine Certifies tai of De
posit , Das in Leas
Thun 30 Day*. 1,500.00
Cashier’s Cheek’s out
standing . 566.06
Certified Chocks. 180.67
Tine Certificate* af De
posit, Do* on or After
80 Dan. 38.U8.07
Savings Deposits. 13,49*38
Total . ..8171,717.03
BUdh of North Carolina—County of
Harnett, March 23, 1983.
1, E. T. Draper, Cashier of the
above natm-d Bank, do wtlemnly
cw*» that the above «tatcm«Dt It
t«t t« tlo be»t of my knowledge
and belief.
K. T. DRAPER, Cathl.r.
Subscribed and sworn to bofoco
me. UiU 20th doy of Match 1»22.
E. L. COOK, Notary Public.
My commiaaion expire* January 13,
1024.
Correct—Attest:
WILEY R. JACKSON,
M. C. BUTLER.
T. V. SMITH.
Director*.
Toledo Scales
No Sjprlnge :: Hornet Weight
For Grocery Stores, Markets.
Factories
Liberal Term Payments
Wm. B. PARKER
OoUtbov. N. C.
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Courtesy is a First Prin
ciple With Us
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Vht- uni thing in oar hu linsas to to know all thorax
ii to be known about th« cam and repair of storage
batteries.
But we can't for a minute forget that it to not only
.< hat we do but the way wa do it that eounta.
Obi- wa}* is always the courteous way. You may bo
’.'.at wc will treat you just as ws would want you
vo Lciu uir. if you were the battery service roan and we
were the car owner.
l-'ring your battery in. If i.’s a Willard Battery you're
tv ru cuiurratulaled. But yr u will get the same atten
tat* the sr.r.-e courtesy and the same service whether H
is a Willard or not
*
Dunn Battery Company
AT GREEN'S BUICK SERVICE STATION
H. L JOHNSON, tiwpr
Representing
Willard Storage Batteries .
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
NEW PRICES
(F. O. B. DETROIT)
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 16,1922
Chum. *285
Runabout . $319
Touring Car ....$348
True!: Chassis.$430
Coups.$680 I
Sedan . --—-$848
Tractors . __ $395
Tliese are the low set price* of Ford Cara
in the history of. the Ford Motor Company.
Orders are coming in fast* so place youre
promptly to insure early delivery.
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PROVEN . . Long Staple Seed PROVEN
Plant Seed Only That can be Proven before
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Your Eyes
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I 11m people of North Caroline were robbed of three h undred million dollars in 1920 through worthless buying
on misrepresentation without facts of proof. Isn’t it high t rroe we learn to demand proof of value from the salesman
who would take our money, and stop advertising ourselves as wishing to be humbugged?
400 bales of cotton—samples of which you sre invit ed to inspect—ginned from the very seed I am offering for
sale, is guaranteed to staple as follows:
26 bales 1 3-8 inch staple
79 bales 1 5-16 inch staple
231 bales 1 1-4 inch lapis
64 bales 1 3-16 inch staple
400 bales total- averaging better than I I -4 inch staple through.. This 400 bales of cotton represents whole crops,
including first and last picking*, and was grown in 1921 • a year recognized by all cotton authorities as an off year
in length of staple with all varieties.
The above record of stapling on my cotton was not made by roe but by expert staplers employed by the larg
est syndicate of staple cotton manufacturers in the South who are bidding to buy the cotton on this classification.
I Now again, whom do you think should be the better authority on seed for you planting, the man who has
studied the proposition, experimented and proved it, or the one who tells you something that he cannot prove with
visible facts andisin the business with no interest but that which he can personally get out of it? Answer this ques
tion each person for himself alone and in this way only will you be wise.
It is nearly planting time and 1 have only a limited quantity of seed left. Every farmer should plant at least
a part of his crop this year in long staple. MY SEED ARE PURE; Improved to a higher type than when I first be
gan planting them; recleaned and acclimated to this section. They are the best you can get for your money: 1 say
this with authority and without fear of successful contradiction.
I A SEED THAT GUARANTEES SUCCESS
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$2.00 per bu. - 50 bu. or more $1.75 per bu.
I B. 0. Townsend Dunn, N. C. j