THE CKLBUIATlOfi J
Aftis Dma cornu to that time of the year vHq
pun to «tnttia Its thouudi of country friends wflj^
bnttoa in commemoration of tho nation'· birth and
elation of th« goodwill that the»e friends have for it a·
■malt/. And Dana 1> planning large for th· occasion. JB·
celebration it ha· over hold gin promise of ao much thnfl
food aa do«a thla.
For two or three yaarm It haa boon* the custom to atas·^
July 4 celebration out at the Fairgrouads. On these
the fair association haa footed all the bill·—and ha·
admiwton. Through this idea the fellowship which came ftJ
the old plan whereby each and every busineee ataa who |e«w
his town paid the bills and offered the prises was lacking, j
There was not Oat keen zest which comes from sctual partici
pation in the events of the day. Toe, there was a aeeminglyj
merciaary feature—the fair association might reap a profit,
which it ssldom did, and our guests were obliged to pay for the
thinge that we like te give them.
There waa considerable criticism from buataeae men as well
as from farmers about this thing of charging our guests for the
entertainment to which ere had to invite them. The guests were
paying the bill. That was not the proper thing at all, even
if th· association did strive hard to give better than money's
worth for the foes charged.
So, now Duna is getting back to its old plan of opening Ita
gates to all who care to come—of giving bounteously of its beat
to those whom It loves. It wants all the men, women and chil
dren of the surrounding farms to come to Dunn next Tueeday
and enjoy to the fullest the good things Η has prepared for
them. It wants to be a real host to the thousands who have
nude it the town It is. It extend· a hearty and a warm invita
tion and promise· that it· welcome will be equally hearty and
warm.
There will be no neceaaity for a pending a cent in town Tues
day If you take the precautioa to bring a little lunch with you.
The whole of the south block of Lucknow Square will be open
to baskst luncheon parties until 1:30 o'clock. There ia s large
shed there to shield the sun. Families from the country can eat
there if they so desire. If they rsther would eat In the town
restaurants, assurance Is given that prices will be kept to the
normal level for thia occasion.
Everything that the community can do to make your visit
both comfortable and interesting will be done on this day. The
celebration is going to be the best that Dunn can stage. The
town will be glad to have you aa ita guest on this day.
TMlfli mat 78 yard duk, frea
far «11
fUU tret >00 yard daah, (tm
far all.
Ihtk mat 200 yard daah, fret
far all.
100 jfu< net far la
•vest. 100 yard k*n lata.
r t» fourteen,
mat Centerprde raoa, 10
taya.
Eleventh
U partld·
area la plaaae notify
their uraaa aad
a. »»- ■ »i
The UXkmtng pria»» vil be ghraat
For the boot pair of aaalea in tha
parada the Baraaa Hofllday Ceaapaaj
«01 ffhra «aa «1S.M Chattanoora
Far tha aoeoad but pair of male·
la the parafe Mr. L. F. Ballay «<11
giro a Heary Dieton flaw.
Far the haariaet pair of mala* ia
tka parai· Dr. T. B. Darfea wtil
For tie beat Milk Cow la the pa
rade Oi^I. Harden will gtre ff.00.
Far Mm biaat developed baby under
S yiaara mf ara partieIpallat ia tke
baby aenteet Mr. C J. SaUth «H
five a M-M hand atada baby cap.
The Perfection Specialty aiabota
of tha Final lira· Finger that
aaakea jraa aaal aad comfortable ia
gMa( te ovary au, «οman aad
eMld a «old botU· of that food drink
aad «fli be aorrad eald at the J··
taad free. TWa la (ivea
tha «oartaoj of Mr. Sam
the rice prootdoat of thU
attend lac aad call
Brae, «tara «ill be
at raine $T.50.
Tha aldaat waaeaa attending aad
talUac a* FleMooaa Broe. «tore «01
be |lwa a aBk «aiat
Far the ftneet ball 1» tha parade
gtt· three
H
For the lirftil family In the pa
rade Geo. K. Print· and Co., will
give |B.00 in trad·.
Ooldatein'a Dunn Beat Gaah Store
win give »».00 in trade far the hoot
stalk of com Miwid at their «tor·
between · and IS o'clock.
Goldateia'a Dunn's Boat Caah Store
will givo 95 00 la trod· to th· {armor
brli|is( the bimi «talk of cotton
with th· largest η amber of «puree
delivered at their «ton btttMi 9
and It o'clock.
Bomoa^HoUiday Company will (Wo
to *o perooo Winging tba largest
crowd oa any vehicle aad ««leading
In front of their atoro one N·. 11
cot aralc fat tbo > ara ill ooo' bag of
Ο-ΜΊομ.
L P. leriot will ftr· for the aee
ond beat cow la the parade two bas·
of Cow-Chow.
L. P. SurU* win (hit for tho hoat
pics andar four month* old in tho
parade two hags of PtfChow.
Tho Stephena-Howard Company,
Th« People· Supply Co., aad Dunn
Package Hoaaa aad Purdie Brother·
will giro Uio «agar used la making
30.000 gallon· of lemonade.
Dana Ice aad Fool Company will
(apply the three ton· of ice aaod ta
nukiai the fr«« leaaonsd·.
The Dana Dtapatch will gtro to
cach of the fire oldest men from
tho country in town Jaly 4 a year's
Mboeriptlon to Ike Dunn ÎW«patch
Ί%ο Dunn Diapateh will give «ο
the leader of each of tho singing
claaaia taking part in tho aingiag
contesta a year's «ubecriptlon to The
Dun Pi «patch.
Tho Flftti Avenue Shop will glee
a ft dreaa to the yeoageet aether
raiting at their atom Jaly 4.
Paarce'· Bakery wiU glee a largo
pound cake to the girl having tho boat
decorated Weyele la the parada.
Batter Brother win give a HI M
mandolin gaiter to tho leader of tbo
largest ringing clear taking part la
the contest.
Charte· Loo Gap, lawyer, wiU gWo]
M.O0 la ««uti ta tho ewnar of thej
an the ftwi l^di of the *rlne
netting in mW p*ra xnt weekf
a#o. j
Tit· band will regale tilt gathered
thr»—■ wtth « tww oboice mnileal
aoreele from Âo world'· freateot
eompooera beforç rtarttnf the panda
at β Λ0. flharpl? mi precleely ob the
Urate of the thirtieth aalnsta after
Bin·, Profeeor «hell will wave hie
baton. Then aU the M( horn*, the
tittle karaa, φ· big drom* and the
tittle drame, til· ploeotoe· and the
eauphonea, will hint* a malojeoa
■ιarch and the pared· will «tart. Fol
lowing the band will ooaao the Ameri
can Latfoa fellow· led br Cay's Be
land WUUaaw. C*p"n BUI Holland and
the real ef the ganff. They will he
an eeeort for the «Marly fallow· who
feflewed Lm aad Jackson through
the late onpleaoaartnaea between the
State· of the North and the South.
Following the oejera. both yo«Mt
will com the city pvini· <
led by Mayor Wulr. c
the Bi<li>Ighti»h-looVlrv({
who wield* tho thovel and
along Uroad Slrcit. ■.
Woman'· Clmb and Ita ofllecr»,]
kb com* next, to ba followed by aj
Utooo of pompoaa gentlemen who'
Kl flic directorate and the «ecu- j
brancha* ·( the Chamber of
Jaaamercc. The preachen «rill be <n
MSxaxt tea*Ion. and thek will come
1] Wr money la the perron» of the
Be«n and employe» of the three
•at bank· In North Carolina. Tboao
«atera, by the way, ara giving thr
46 in priaa* to ba awarded the »in*
ag elaaaaa.
Then In order will come the dec
ora, lawyer*, farmer», merchant», g*
■agr and automobile «ci. manolac
ur*n, ftre department, fraternal or·
term, etc., downs and tho hoi poloi—
dutmi that may ba.
There will he many drcoratcd au
iomobilea, bicycle», float*, wwrone,
juggle*. etc., la thl* parade, and if it
i*nt a fall mil* long and yon arc
1 «appointed, yoa can cat acToia
stock and watch it pea (town tho next I
itreet. Dunn win *trtve to plaaae you |
m thla oecutan ud will οβ«τ no
h J ret Ion to your accinc that p«r»de
twic·*—or «»en Un-ίο· U you ar· »o
dlapond.
worth to y oar
LATHS
Double 1 4. Exactly
forty-eigl se in length.
All cleai lots - - -
Tilghman
Dunn,!
ATHS
bcr Company
Carolina
LATHSF LATHS
7ÎIIIII11I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHllll l II I S
THE STANDARD OF W
PERFECTION UT FRUIT
THE PEACH U conceded to be Um finest
lluni ewt mad· in the way of fruit, and
the Sandhill peach has established its posi
tion as th^'best peach made anywhere on earth.
F»r twMtj*&Te years the Sandhill orchard
■ten haie been working lo produce a type of
peach that should be the standard of the world,
njid the government era dine teats show that the
• anbition has been accomplished..
The highest government grade for pesches
of the Sandhill type is that Elbertas, Georgia
Ba|l« and Hales shall show not less than 2Λ per
emit of red color.
REDSKIN
IIchiefof all Reaches
So many $&ndhiU Peacheà grade above-25 per cent that
the main grade is Strictly Fancy No. 1, U. S. Standard.
Hi· Fruit Growers' Association this f«sr will A#· Fancy No. Om'i on wU in «II tk·
towns in North Carolina. Yon urar saw uch poach as before as your fruit
man will off or you ia your own town this sea so»». Big, lisnd»oeno, and the finest
Notice the label. The Sandhill Redskin is made only in the Sandhills, and nothing
like it is made anywhere else.
Ask your dealer for a crate or a basket.
THE SANDHILL FRUIT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION
„ Ahead—iy N. C
A Co-operative Association,
One Week Specials
χ
•ι £ ·.·.
BEDROOM SUITS
3-Piece Mahoguy Suit, 4-nwt Bed—
chiffonier, <
$99.00
curved end bed, dressing table,
29.00
5-Piece Oak Suit, ijpif heed and foot bed, chiffonier, druM
or, dressing table, <
$99.00
. " y m
: · r,
:,vîl
m
4-Piece Oak Suit, '«fratter, drewing table, bad, chair,
$89.50
■>y, β-Pioce Ivory Sdkf« beauty—vanity dreiiwr,
. finir, bench chafcr^purved foot; bad—
4ft
«#■
$249.00
to sail for $850.00
Brothers
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