THED
*iL
VOLUME IX.
DUNN,
CELEBRATION TO
BE GREATEST IN
DUNN'S HISTORY
AU Branch·· Of Town'· Bu»
mm Life Working For
Succ*··
EVERYTHING FREE FOR
FARMER JULY FOURTH
„ Lennonada, "Tb·» Finger·,"
Amu» «mint And All Gvei
By Beat Tow· Undar Tha
Sun To 11» Friand· On Cotn
ins Birthday Of Tha Na
tion.
With all branch*· of iU buiinov
life combined Inln onp giant body tc
furoi«Ji entertainment and diversion
to il* thousand» of former frlcndl,
Oann this week i.< planning to ti»f
iU (reatcat celebration next Tue>dojr,
July 4.
The calibration i· to hr abtoloUl)
free tn the thonnand» who come te
Dunn for thl« occasion. Alt athletic
even ta, raring, banjo and Addle ploy
injt and concerte by the Dunn Bra»
Baad will feeaitaged I" Luc know
9quarr and along Broad Street. Free
lemonade «111 be aervod all day and
OiouMutda of bottle· of 8am Fleiafc
man'i new drink—"Three Flaxen"
—will he «erred free. Sam, himaelf
ta (ΐΐνΐηκ Uii· treat. Bazar and Ire
for the leraondac i* give* by the
wholeealr houaei and the Ice plant
The band concerta will be given at
Ο M * t «» - · · ·- -·
pareil* vil) start at 9 JO. Centrtt» in
athletic* and othar thin·· wiQ tUrt
on the «|un at lOtlC. The «incir»*
ro«U»< will be «tajred in the theatre
-»d will «tart ilmil an»· H if η
il flnlchcd · ball («me between thp
two br4 Warn· in the Dunn Knee
PanU Lfajfac will jtart on the south
bloeV of Lncknow Sqiun.
The people of Dan η arc to pay ev
ery Itom of axpani* Incurred.In thia
celebration. Already they ha*» rab
aeribe«l aoyrr*| hundred dollar* in
ea*h and have given teoret of valu
able article* to be presmtrd at
prixn*. In another column of thii
ijfsue will be fotind a partial lilt of
the** pnnei.
& Kilts Gulditcln, prerident of the
Chamber of tommfict, wa* elected
chairman of the central committcc
which 1* to «Lag* tho relebration. He
I* being a*<iilcd hy twenty other com
toitlvei w'no*e ilutie* will he to make
amooth the path of participant* and
apertator*. They will arrange every
detail of the ctcat apeetacle and they
promiie to give Dunn and lit friends
the greatest and moat enjoyable célé
bration over attempted by a North
Carolina community. Mr. Goldstein
and hi* aaaociatc* are now completing
the pereonnfl of these committee».
The mrmbrrs wili be givrn rompleU
instruction* today and told to get tc
work.
Ono bldtd featur* of thia celebra
tion will be the preienc* in th· pa
rede anil on the ground* of hundred!
o' boy* and irirla in coitunn de*)**
ed naperially for the oecaaion. Th'
Woman'* Club ha* thit featar· in
charge. *
Tho committee* already complaU
and aetivelv at work are:
Executive—-Rill· GoUMein, C. J
Smith, H. M. Pitman, C, L. Wilson
Dr. T. E. Darden, J. P. Johnnn.
Soliciting—T. V, Smith, fl. I*· Can
ntdy, M C. Buller, Sua PleUhaan
L. P. Su Hoi, T. L. RIddW. Byror
ford.
finance—Et P. Itarta, P. 8. Coop
•r, L. K. Denning. R. R. Ιοοη». Ζ. V
Snip* ι
AHwrliiilif and Publicity—Byroi
Ford. Κ T. Lee, Bill· OoldMein. i
W. 1>rlver, E. L. Cook, Alla· H. A
U(. <1. P. ByftiM, lamas W. Wilton
A. D. Wil»«n, H. P. Johnnn, R. V
G»lm-y. K. J. Hwleon, -t. W. Tborn
ton, M C. Butler, M. II. Spill·».
Cr>pt William C. Lee, rlaei of Ι(Γ
Kn« bean relieved from duty whl
the Minth Infantry at Camp Beanini
Oeorpirt. anil deUled at AaeieUa
Proférer of Military Science am
Tactics a) State Cofktyp. Captali
Lee I· pkamntly remeanberrd bene a
• member of the football eqaed ii
1010, and we are glad to weleoM
«a baek to tie Colle*·. Daring Ov
Dimmer monthi ha vill perform tern
porary duty m connection with «em
mer training rampa in the Ftrort
Corpa area aad report hero lata I
Aagiil—A 1am η I Newt.
SANDHILL FRUIT
FOR HOME FOLKS
Crop Hereto/or* Skipped
North; Son· To B· Sold
In North Carolina
BION H. BUTLER IN NEWS AND
OBSERVER.
The early fruit of th· Sandhill
pc«h belt hs> been go.ne to market
for several week* and bringing sal
Ufaclory prie·· Th· SlberUit ud
the Groncla-Bcllct will begin to move
In 2 or 3 wceVs and the crop we*
never in more iat!>ficu>rjr conditioh.
Recent ra'n< haw «timulated growth,
and goi>d «1χ» ia indicated now, while
the enntinucd «unAlne can be de
pended on to give a high color. The
North Carolina «and/ country get*
the but color on I ho peach·· of any
place un earth, and with the fine fla
vor and big lise this makee an envia
ble peach.
The Frail Grower·' aaeociatien has
adopted the United Slate» standard
for grading and will adhere to it
rigorously the year. Forty inspec
tor» hare hoon xngaged for the pack
ing •eaion and these men will be an
hand in the packing boose* with in
fraction· to grade to th· limit and
paw nothing except it comes op to
the full nnmxTTnrnU of the govern
ment iitan Λ/α. A label haa bee a a
•looted, and il is printed on every
cackage that (β» aQI a· No. 1 or
Fancy No. 1 under the government
grmil·· and the Sandhill Redskin lk
brl will b* th· guarantee of the best
and· of fruit Oat Is mad*.
by L.W.
Th· association *AI| e*ll iu pack
by lb· pad·. A ear of U. S. Fan
ey
iinrt what I» forwarded to bim. AD
pritti will b« ma»le 0n the irrsde, and
no consignments witl be mad·. Th·
buyer who gets a ear of ptailxi will
boy them Jolt a· a bayer order· a
ear of flour, lumber or any other
«tandard product.
The tneccsF of telling by label lut
year lua stimulated the grower· this
year In an effort to make a «till high
rr quality Thafruit, and the appear
ance of the crop il «tartine talk of a
movement to raise the st*ndsrd next
year wiLS a gilt edge fruit that «hall
appeal to a market mom exacting
than the U. 8. Fancy No. 1 will go te
this year The proposed (rade will
be of a type that will bring extra
price*; for ipctlal trade, packed prob
ably in unaller carriers, so that the
package» can be used aj gifts, (or
party dinner*, high elau restaurants,
and thole other purposes that want
the mort «elect offering, with price
a secondary feature.
Te Sell at Heme Tee.
This year th· Fruit Growers Ae
toetation Is planning for an experi
ment in the way of placing hi the
cities and town» of the state a sup
ply of SaniHiille fruit. The argu
ment is that while the best paaehes
hi the world are made In thr North
CaraVna Sandhills the crop is all
shipper) to the north, and few of the
people of the State have any ehance
to sec or obtain the product of their
own so'l. Arrangement· are new oa
Toot to organise a distribution sys
tem that eel η put the Sandhills peach
es into every commnntty. The work
w:ii m camce ni 07 «w «"■«"
Aaanciation and the ronponiaa fro·
fruit men and buyor» whe h·** beau
approached with the proportion IwH
calr that th» people of the State will
welcome the opportunity to (at North
Carolina fratt for North Carolina
conAUmptlon.
Bmfil· af
Thr m or H πηιιτ «aticfartory ntaoMa
hare eomo to tha irrwwria aine* Uia
aaaociatlon waa or*mal*ad pre**** ·
{wrmaHrnt lift far th» aaaoelatkm,
anil from that permanent lift of a
'u ηοτ·ι «yitamatie method al Mark
et tngr tha fruit, bat what la probably
bottar, · fa* mora yraAtatb method
of prefacing Λ· fruit. When the aa
•oeiation waa er*anl*#d It waa chiefly
with tha rlaw of tadhif » bottar way
In ealoct the peaekea. Bat It baa
tamed oat Out tha ««Baloney that
ha* cone froai the «mtied work of aO
the ammVer· af tha aaei dation haa
been one of the Toady Ws raauit».
Proportion· haa boo· otandartiaod.
: Baying t· don· now by the uinl»·
' tloo for all tha moaAotv. TWi
1 itiadardliei buying aa waO ma ρτ·
d net to a. It haa a tramoadovi effect
on prieaa af thlagi baaght.
MANY PREMIUMS
ARE OFFERED BY
DUNN'S CITIZENS
Hundrtd· Of Dollar· la Citli
And Prtnti In Lon*
Lfat
BANKERS PAY FOR
SINGING CONTESTS
Wholaaal· Grocer» And lea
Company Furniah S*f*r Aod
lea Par Fro· I
Sao· FloUhma· Ghraa "TWoo
Fiagar·"·—Pris·· Ghran Par
Many TUi|t.
Hundred· ο f dollar· in tuk
•mi other priât» are to ba rfwa
thoM who com* to Dunn far the
arret July 4 eelebiatloa next Tact
day. All af thcar will ba fitn by
tha people af Dunn—ill laerehaata,
banfcnea, lawyer·, doctors, niufa
tnrer» and Joat plain eitisans. Up ta
tart Bight nearly 11,000 worth af
prisai had baa· donated and today
the •alieitiaf eaanaitta* i· continu
ing it· effort· to «wall tha liât «till
farther.
The partial liât to u follow·:
(Continued on page 2)
PUTS IN WORD FOR
COTTON FARMER
c^reeien ef the attitode of the
Brltiih cotton epinuen In regard to
Ht* ptfxnt of a priée for cotton
that will miblc It to be proJooed
"on a baaia of coot, plu a reaaon
tblc proftt," Sir Chart** W. Maeara,
> prominent British cotton manufac
turer, aaya in a recently published
irticla:
I abould b» «cry glad indeed to be
kbit to do ao, but. unfortunately, I
do not yet And Uut enlightened
opinion abroad which will allow me
to MX that the cotton trade haa bo
ru» to view our supremely importent
■ruinât ry in a romprrbeneive way—
that it haa bosun to take Into ac
count not merely the <qveit*on and
coat of the production of yarn and
cloth, bat how H moat enaorc for
the future a full and in every -way
adequate «apply of the raw material
H la aa extraordinary thing how in
different the people engaged in the
m an α fact are of cotton am to their
welfare in thia matter.
I hare never caaaed to pot bo I
fore the rpinneia of the world the J
abeeiute nceeetty of βο«Ιηκ that
price ■ paid to the grower, of cot-1
ton that will remunerate htm for hi· |
labor and enterprlae.
It ù amaaing that the planter la
to little regarded eeelng that ho la
the baaia of everything. U cotton
cos Id not be got, then Ml« of Μ
would be wanted. What I have al
way· contended in the numéro tu «r-l
faciei and hooka I have pubUahed|
out of an anrivaled experience
the cotton trade all over the world,
la that we moat regard cotton pro
duction and manufacture, aa one
whole Irvdoatry, and that we lheuld
ahray* put in the forefront the
naivugn οι uw tovwn
pUnW. TKr planter, of coarac,
Aoold be racomitd to avail hlm
aelf af all aodera appUanee», »elen
tiic method· and Hirentlont, and ta
entttaiU Hi* Imd economically and
ta the freataat advantage, M whan
h» baa don· tM« hi· anterpiiae A·aid
W felly a*k»owled»rd and appre
ciated apeelnlly abauld eenaidcra
Uon ba *l»o« at · tloa Ilka O*
prveent, wh»n the wark af βta planter
la eat only ooetly, bet lurroanded
bp ««ttaordlnary dlOtlH}.
Wy ICt*l Mara Β·»ο lh»i«i«»d
« bar· been unaaey a boot the wM
tan «HaaUeti for Ion* enough. H*d
my advice bac* taken at tba #11®"··
of the war, cette» would bava*
taken at tba outbreak of
e«tten waald hava been
Lv m mm a .I
nvnwif· Wj Β f··® I···»·
,»nd again bad a reaerve it
bean formed af C'aa 1er»»
which exUted at that thee va 1
not have had tbe prie* ***«
\
Cod wis * '
LEND5I
ON AC
Any
la V
Per
plie* tie·
fSSfOOOU
We an ι
Firet CmllaM
Bank, vitk
ver, UQttl nctatl/
Fa
u·
T.
itto
·# the
FM.
8. C., U te 4· be
Thie fact 1
■«•mod Uat
I eooatr.
FW«wl
atltutien aa
1er the time beta*
aeatativea ia the
•i tor a itatmeM
opération and
Godwia of tU
"The Fiat
Toad Bank ie
FodoraJ Farm
crated ander the
of
k. l.
tod la op·
rrtjr. The proceed· of thaaa (mm <
■oat be applied ior fanerai tpM- ,
tural parpaaia. Th· laaaa are Bti· (
direct te the kwivmi, n4 the bor
mnt it forbidden to tale «teefc fak 1
the Bank. Any peraoo ta ellgfe]· far
> loan là rough this InaUtation If la
•clditiOB t· Wi otheT work he b At 1
the uk tine actaaOy fanais*.
"The Bank will aeeept application
for lo«B· from <1.00· to (SS.00·. '
Loana tauwt be made Id cmm of 1
fifty par seat af the appmiaed ralae
of Um laad and twenty par tent oi
the appraiaad tnaauable valae af the
build in*», aaeh appimlaala helag aide |
by oKeiala of the foreiaaait TSa
Interact rate ia ate par cent, payable
•em I-annually. to «M·* ia added one
per teat to uwrtka off the debt era*
a peried of IT yean, la ether warda,
for «even per eaat intareat and prin
cipal are paid ta M years aad the
debt la dUehaiged. Xefayaaat af
principal may be made at aay tome
under regvlatiooa baaaed by the Farm
Loan Beard. The bon war through
tola Bank ia reap an elk le alone fer
hia owa debt. are n· coaaata
aiona that may be charged under the
lav, dot are than rencwale.
"I have beeeaae/eanectad wMh thta
Inetitatioe tana aft af the Inaaeial
etrength of the mm back of rt, no
tably among wkiah ara J. Papa Mat·
PARADE LARGEST
EVER STAGED BY
TOWN THIS YEAR
MAY NOT IB MILE
LONG, BUT ALMOST
cklt, hnili·», Bmakmn,
Tek· Part la Craat Mardi
|M< a*4 aaaw van·. Tfcfa year, kow
r»·», it will aaa iwailhim really
"*urr." If au Miffkt ka allaarat U
lalva lata tka racatoWry af |Im flap*
par ami the aafca eater atl Hrlpa m
ι X|w ι —<τ· aJJaattva.
TWa b*atac *a ha a panda "what
war Alwaja pataiaa ara a4r«tM
m **aifl« I—* affain. Bat afciat the
aaly pmmtm af Oct laacth we've
■am lately a*· thoae ·( ate ciWIUn
paertat ta Hrtw an tki Ant af 0m
<Caatbme4 aa pagt f)
ROAD WAS RESULT
OF LENGTHY FIGHT
if the Cap· fur aU Yadkin Valley
UQroad «kw rmiiinc 0>e Corp
mtlM CoMotiaaioB la eeekiag under
he tpaaalldaltoa «1mm· *f the Each- j
-ι.—!.. tnufOrtaM· ■ ml Capl.1
KeNeill, «ha m Ikon who
Φραη4 before the Corporation ,
"la the uri; 6·'· after the Cape ,
Γμι lirtr bad beaa opened «ρ for
iteaaaboat Mtlntki by the naw
il af «feetructioai under the aaper
rielon af any grandfather. George
McNeill, who m general agent af
he Cape Tear Navigation Coapaay,
le is eonjanetlem with other np·
nyrmnttUît cHinni, (trattd A
napuf and aecared a charter far
ha «Mtaia BaUroad, ta Mart Iran
rayatteville aad go M «mm peint
η the weatera part of the State,
preeomably at that «tee to Baliv
J a nr. They aba iadaced the City af
rayettcvflle aad OanabcrWad county
be tubecribc 1104.000 each ta bead*
Μ aid in the construction af the read.
Many thouaanda mero of aiecfc waa
taken by individual eitianaa, and with
thla money, the read waa balH aad
equipped M far M Joneabero, N. C.
"The first toeaaottve fer thla road,
»n brought «p fteaa Wilariagtoa
la aeettoaa υ pen a barge aad waa
iMeaahled at the river beak in
Caaaphelhea, where the raOa were
I rat laid. I wall naiaitir the day
It wm fliat aleaaiail ap and eaane up
lew» with Mia. Garden Deariag at
Ae throttle, Mowing the whMle at
rrtry crowing aad ereatiag the
eaa big eeoeaUoa of the thae. It
waa aaaied after wf grandfather.
HlithJfJ M «h rUinff m tkel
tniar mmA tait Kka I vu the
put »f On *ww. It mi tha e»lf|
Mk«lM tha* Uê road M far M
**TW CWH War nninf m, audi
the CoafaUrat* Ofiimnat, haviael
raaigrad a9 af tha auchinary
ardnaoaa from the anaaal a* β
«r'a r»irjr, Va-, la rairatfenrflU, wak-|
tof thU place tha ehiaf Mppljr of]
ansa mi anmaaitien af
■πμτ, tka Mal af aaol 1
MMtfiaaA to Um aaal aloe· af GWu|
totm a*mty, a» «nrK (■·» Cm
aaak) to aaippty aaal to the arm
*-4 alaa to tha port af Wihala«tm,
U *K|p|p tha bloefc«4e imm «ho
>l|tog tim· thai put «rf
Rum aad keopta* tha Ca«fi4amy
k tooah with tha «ottMa ward.
Γ "After tha war tha ra*4 «a· «p·
' taiily for a #aw yaata. dur
ai Wr. A. A.
of avr ptoaao* Mayor,
«a toW to «M
FILLS QUOTA FOR
NOTARY CAMPS
Notice kd baca tM^ by D. D
SmH. Chap* Bin. Hortk CmHm
But· RepKaaoUtH*. tbt yrwiit·
aant for Citlacaa' Military Tntoiac
Caop« W ftnkbad * thia iWt, m ml
neticlM far theie rawpa km
|hi
. Kwlf At» ttwnud jmif
In (Mi aarpa ara» froaa the atataa ·<
Tomim, Nartk CaroUaa, «m*
CaraHna. riarida, Canh, AUhh
Mbaiaidppl and tan bum
mM te be aaat ta taka at*uU(t af
tfce pTMMMRt'a affar at
at imnaaat iipnia, thia
Fro· thU wilt nr. tba Aral
tkauaaod arbaaa camp)
tfama «ara iat»J»Bd ai
Fourth Coiya Area, Pact
Ga., ware aelaeled aa _
aeeaptad by atataa. latk aUU wM
aBatted Ma prapartiaa af
aff
raceKcd after qaata
vaa Mlaetad „
Inc «elected wba will ba iftat* da
tf then.· principal· caaaat a
"Firrt «». ·«· —
adbvred to ia uuldmliM of
ha feat
U portion (f Die
Doke, Jnt M.—The Girt. Priand
r Cl«b of Doha are mr<—plating
ha protection of an all ladiea ■!«·
trrl at the aadttoriaia Manilam and
ruraday Jely third aad fonrth. Tfca
indaciiia will be radar Um direct
apcrrWien of "D«f C " Gra— aad
rill employ a caat of «boot Éftf la
lie* A· all ladiaa miaatral fyii part
rill maka up the feat divi«0b of tbc
«Mm with eight talented |M
lui Um "bda" TV· aeeond
an will be aad· op of **1Ira.
Pink T**" -
η the conatrertioa of Ac Payette
rtite and Florence Railroad, aa aa
»lher feeder to aur nanairrrtal Ufa.
"In the 80·. with the NM m*
η view, wfcleh we row bare, a eam
pnny wu famed by · munber ad
the loading dUxen» of Wl
'ayettrrin·, ΟκμΑοτ*, Mt Airy Md
>tken. known aa the North State ba
uroecacnt Co., to take orer esttfaiff
line* and rnMo^ant· aa the Cape
fear and Kadkia Valley Wailrnad, aad
» extend that rand aovth to Whala(·
am and north to Moaat Aby, with
he Intention at making a
eilh the Nor'otk and W
thereby arenria* η atroni
weat trunk Un» fna the Atlaatte
•man to the cltiea aad pMdneta of
the Great Central Weet. TWa
l*M aad the read baOt hw VA·
ntegton to lit Airy, aukinc · |fcy
ileal ronanrtien with the NarMk
aad Wertem at Valait Greva, aa
their Una from leanoke to
Balm. H
i*K, that tha
«tir* NiMtqr, u4 th» TO·*, Hka j
dhmt otkcN, ecwri to Mke «ml .
mtnoy to protect ha Wm) ablicatiaM
and H wmt lato tb* hand* ι( ι n·
tehrrr. After Mth lttlaatla» M «M
■M br τά·τ of aoort, «rltb a qpaaial
pmla, hewavtr, tW» it «ti to to
aold M a «kolc <nd net be NMM4
«4, and «H >ιιι|Κ II it I prit* m
toil cqial Mm aatoonl tf tkt >wiri
lndebto<lnvaa, by Mr. Hmrrr Waltota
af tho A. C. Lise, ai «a IniliUlll.
UUr, H «a* mbiff to the «nrt
a - - - - - a ^ '
■WTff, MOfliVIMiy ΓΓΟΜ WlflUtlfwR
to flaaferd, |tbt to tba A. C. U tmd
Km pet (n· Îeaibara, haa baaa
a»mM rrer «lace ai local Haa* ad
Uioaa tara ajataaai vMa al at
tb· poil moaay that waa orlglaaMy
pal Into tha aqolpaant aad naHlw
Uaa a» tba road, bai baaa iia^lildf
laal aa «ba«b R ba 6m mini
br firo. Bntnr, w» atfll km «ba
boada ayaa wbitb, wa ha*a al read*
paid «tara Ibaa (aba «a MMk to
toraat as tbaj arVrtaally eaHad far."
PROGRAM W01 BE
MOST INTERESTING
EVER PRESENTED
coimm or au.xmm
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