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In which Dunn's thousand» of friends live is just recovering freeze long period of depression. The ouliook now is that the coming fall will see a complete
Crops generally are good. Price prospects are excellent. We are getting gradually o\A of debt. We have worked hard and played little.
fore it is fitting that we make the coming -July 4 an occasion of fun, of joy and pleasure—that we all get together in one grand glorious festive day of rejoicing. With
s in mind Dunn has planned a stupendous program of athletics, music, foot and bicycle and motorcycle racing and all the other things which will thrill and please you— M
a cent of cost to you.
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be staged on die cotton yard and Broad Street. The singing contests will be held in Municipg^Theatre where all can see and I
be staged in Broad Street. , R
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The folWwing aUilaCic errat* will
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100 fini
Hi*
knU Jump, free for all.
TWrd evont. Τββ ef Ww, twenty
men.
Fourth event. 75 yard dull, h«
for >0.
Fifth event- 200 yard dub, free
for all.
Sixth event. 200 yard dash, {rrt
for tO.
Sixth evetit, 100 yard race for la
die·.
Seventh event 100 jntd boji race.
Boy· four to frarteti.
Eifkth event. Centerptde race, 10
boy*.
Eleventh Emt, peanut race
Twelfth event, potato race.
Thirteenth Iront. iUe race.
*· Fourteenth Event, too yard daah.
All person* npt/th( to partici
pate in athletic rv/nU pirate notify
H. B. Taylor, gnifg their name* and
poeteBee addrreyi.
The followinjçfcrrme* will be five·:
For the britmir of male* In the
parade the ίί·ιι MoHiday Company
will give one / #12.M Chattanooga
η*·. Ι
tkai heat pair of male·
β Mr. L. F. Bailey will
4 Dicton flaw.
Fer the Revint pair of nuile· In
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the parada far. T. E. Darden will
rive |».00.
For Om b«t Milk Cow la tha pa
rade Dr. Τ. Κ Darden will fhre f S.OO.
Fris··
For th· beat developed bmby ondar
t jr+rt of age participating m the
baby contest Mr. C. J. Smith will
tira a II.N Mid Bad* baby cap.
Th· Perfection Specialty aaian
of th« Fanona Hire· Finger that
sake* you cool and eomfattabla la
fivinf to «Tiry man, woman and
child a cold battle of tbat good drink
and will be larved cold at tka ra
fraahaeat itaad fraa. Thla to rWen
through the coVtMy of Mr. Sam
Flaiatunaa the Ttca-pra rident of this
company.
The oldaat UK attending and call
ing at FUiahaws Broa. (ton will b·
given a Fanaau bat valet $7.50.
Tb· oldcat' woman attending and
calling at FlafaMaaa Btoj itou will
be riTm a aHk waiat.
For the flMbt bull in the parade
Hood and Qaaatbaja wlQ giv* three
package· of Mood aad Orantfcam
«teck pavdm.
Far tha laageat family la tb· pa
rada <3·ο. M. Prtaca and Co., will
Viva 15 00 ht trade. *
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G old It tin'* Dunn Best Caeh Store
will five 15.00 in trad* lor the boot
stalk of corn delivered at thoir More
between 9 and 18 o'cloek.
Goldstein's Dunn'» But Caah flora
will give $6.00 in trade to the farmer
bringing tfao largest «talk off cotton
with the largest number at equate·
delivered at their storr· icXmrxn Β
and 12 o'cloek. J
Barres-HollMay CoB^any will give
to the parte η briagjfc U>c largest
crowd on any vehiely and unloading
in front of their Ληι one No. 71
Chattanooga Plow./
L P. Sari ρj TvilPgive for the poor
est mule in the Aanule on* bag of
O-M-leae. Γ
I. P. Sari ηL\\\ give for the see·
on4 beat cow t the paradr two bag*
Of Cow-ChowJ
L. P. Surjpa will give for the best
pigs under /four months ol<l In the
parad· two bags of rig-Chew
The Stephens-Howard Company,
The Peoples Supply Co.. and Dunn
Paeksge House and Pordie Brother*
will give the «agar gwd in making
>0,000 gallon· of lemonade.
Dunn leo and Fuel Company will
supply the three tons of iee used in
making the free lemonade.
Τ1ι· Dunn Dispatch will (ire to
each of the five oldest men from
the country in town July 4 a year's
subscription te The Dunn Dispatch.
The Dunn Dispatch will give to
tkc leader of each of the tinging
claajei taking part in the singing
contest* a year's subscription to The
Dann Dispatch.
The Filth Avenue Shop will five
a $S dross to the youngest «other
calling at their store Joly 4.
Pearce's Bakery will give a large
pound cake te the girl haviDg the beat
decorated bicycle in the parada.
Butler Brother will give a »25.00
mandolin guitar to the leader of the
largest singing elase taking part la
the contest.
Char IM Lea Gay, lawyer, will give
16.00 in. cash ta tha owner of the
best pair of horses in the parade.
John W. Hodges will give a 97.S0
porch awing to tha West decorated au
tomobile in rtw parada.
The Centre Grocery will give a
J4-lb sack of beet flour to the mo
ther of the largeat family ν lei Ung the
«tore daring tha day.
Τ PARADE
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IN HISTORY OF DUNN
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ENTIRE DAY! COME!