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u« iavftad. tat WMhi all «
at mm
jf M «Mk Μ· μ·ι.
It « Ml ΜΝΜΐγ tfcat tha bum M
t-blfabad. bat wr ImaUt tbat U tx
■ma m «a avidanc· af coad faWL
eaaata of «tNlagi, «r.ur
«lab inH», et*., an
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* with moms roue «
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m tha atkar daj
■» Duma artr laifti
ta vMeh ta lt*«
ta m, that !
yhnar baa a certain work ta d*
0» Ma nplu ■■ipiMa ba awt
Um «aa paayla arary dajr fiaath·!·
Jy. Tttay ai· laa pa»pè», M «ko
tha 4ay*a *Mk U dm Ifcajr km
•cattarad aaar tha ctty aad be «m
far lawaatlaa. Ifeara la la tha 1er·
m
to th·
/OmtlM ta *mt that f*Wb>f oi
aaataaa» to Um tfctefa yw aiulftui
an Ma«. la tba W* towi «m
aMraty la aa ilainii aa4 a chroeic
a jart of Um thtagi ani
Thar· U a
«f aMk ragataMa* tfcia year,
to ta· aa abaat M» aaa» aa* ta aal
; U a Ikta* that aavar woald
a tfca akr adkov. Wa an
la IMi«<|i'i any. Ha k
ta aa. TWt k aaa ef «1m
ρ ataat hato* a
|o«4 otd 14 Varna,
far the 8t>utt <
ι lato m Kttle family the real
•f λ* «nL WW «Mld mf ι
jab that tuagtil nal trlaada aa ha
to Mm «Cm far a·· ta a atofty dtj
aaimévi aÛ «fcaa tfcey fat ttore.
Siull «WJ 4ay iin |*«4 Iriaad
«Mtoi ta ta ta· aa ahiat fcla tta>*.
Wa aaaefc ar atait etfcer tfctag» tWà
tataoaat Us aa4 aa. thaaa viatta |H>i
aa aB the Jay aula* Vjr «aa «to
4aaa flto a«k aa «a 4a. Only tb*
athar *my I^aaa T.
ieoae ef *e<
• inm daty of every ma».! <
«tora to àtay Β»·, ia to' \
ottor article Ait tto nui
(IL AU Im atoold be mtadful that
tto dtaM of food
«Mé h· toc toea ■
a.naalty. to to
oao tht Ito a
.'•km trmm tto «aiU»« ·?
tto nn' AnU to toadfal, to·, «tot
klo déporter· frem it
«to tn left to ptrtan It far klas.
Ha latter torn «MM to tto
■te defer·· of aatiatecttoa ι
fort M ttooo who to*· too·
to to ottMiw ii*a tto
A ia»n| calliac. It ia tto
to obtoia tola aae decree of atΙο
ί action aad cWort that to toek of
id the farmer movaata for totter
■aat. Hmm atoll to wl<
aad eoailderad la tto* U|kt. A
poor type of Ajeerkai would to tto
farmer wfco failed to aook for hie
family tk· toat that madata Itfe af·
"The ohllgatiot roeta not with tka
am «ko haro «tack to tka original
calling af tto raee—food prodaetioa
—tot «Ito ttoee «to torn faeea oa
caaod from It. Ttooe latter maat Jao
tlfy by tbelr works their raleaao from
tto labor of ttolr fonfantora. If·
•p to tto «ity
IbeaUoa «Uck wfll ftoe ι
I tad Mtteatlea, IN*, to any of oar|
eoaatry pMpl« at doMmkl· ex
I poaat to the people'of the town, [
IΛ<m>· a Im aplrit.
Γ Let as keep th is «Ut aHro, ni
' ti aftla la every way we cu to
kelp ear farmer a<l§hbore through
botter their ctaiWaai aad)
earlroanwata. lat m ko teal
bora. By oo dole* we wfll got
of the good thiogs eat of Ufe
A LTTU TALK ON THWrT
When A brake* Liante wu a|
jmh lawyer la Ifflaata ko received |
• letter of kmby freaa
merehaat ragardlag tke ι
aad eharoetar of a
UaeoJali reply eoataiaod one of «bel
beet ι—im reer praacbtd oa thrift. |
hwiau filliaii
"Dew Sir Tear, ef the 10
recel red. 1 aat wall
. wtth the |_
knew hU
of all, he haa a wtfo aad baby;
they oaght to ha worth
Β«ϊ
three chain worth, aty 91.
Last of afl, Ike* la ta eae cor
ner a rathole whieh wfll boar
looking late. H—m< felly. Ab
ι yum Ltocofo."
Step the Mil M· aaa ahould al
«mu to «Ut, dthr to id· boii»»—
or to toe nn—t rf hia peraeo
al affaira. It waa tola Ue«*bt that
Lia Mia bad to miad whea h· called
attaartloa to the lattali.
Na do<*t toa aaa to qaaatie. eeft
ridered that ha wa» «rite atmaaafal,
aad Oat aaeh ravaaaaa aa ha had et·
pfiaaeid ware do. u "had tuck." if
aayana had erttWiaed him (lar tfca
irietaat» ef tha rathale ha weald
1 hare felt that a gt—t nil ef giaaara
I waa hatof applied mar a »■—latlj
worthleae matter. Bm the exiatener
af tka idMa waa a hey to h la cfcar
aator. Ba waa dl>dia<, Many iJlp
pad throofh hia ΙΙιιιιι. Ha negtect
ad eppert—iliea. Ba kept ne aceosat
Λ kit ton mm tW oxyxoditurr. Uc
M· a^Ucitfai of (b· thomanJ iukI
mm Uttfc thing· to imu progr·*·
&A apboUding.
Without bah^ tight-fitted or »*
xicioot, f«t · *t*V t* th· little l*akt.
U form of «mu It *o m«!1 dût it
bo«U Mt W eliminated.—PhOad·»
fcie letord.
« FIIDI H11 FAMILY HIMSELF
Curtli Dwtj la « NortK Carolin
es wh· vuat uaiMUd for «ay of
leo In tto raeaat primary election,
Wt Bio· H. Batlcr contributed · coi
ns about bit» on ths second page1
>f th· Batetck Newa and Ofcaarrer
Mo·day moraiag. Mr. Dowdy hadn't j
watrfbated aaything to th· dieco*
ιίοη coocmilf rrolutlon and ha hat
•dvaaead do theory aa to how th·
world wu mad·, bet h· hat drmoo
itraWd how a man can f«od Ui fam
ily «ff the land aad net oat of a gro
cery «tor·. H· wai one· · land!·*·
■aa baft ha mow owns land paid for
Vf ΐΜίκητ and thrift ti4 Kit
Moffht more land with what kx> Km
nwb Mi other land ytald « ι tr
■alt of hu waik oa a Una leading
itralght to Independence.
Farmer Dowdy dota not bore with
a big anger bet he la ene among mil
lion* who can't lay claim ta fame and
Independence In the particular that
Bien H. Better considers of the ut
most afgnttcance. Be never bought
hat one «ack of floar In hii llfa and
that waa because ha didnt produce
quite enough of hia own flour one
year to (apply all the family need».
After lagging that one sack of floor
home from acme «tore he abandoned
all Idea of are* letting any store
feed Hie family. Biaec then ho haa
annually produced hi» «wn wheat and
the family alta down to a wwll filled
tabic supplied by the Dowdy farm
and garden. We get the idea from
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. ■»·. ;ι \ «Ιχ Ifoea η 1
•ft rua aad auafti to a
• * ;v Co regard the I
. « v.· ·..*.! .-.eceaity. He 1
W.i J ·.". ' ς. · ·. » I. .'-«toe coal b\Jbc
s <J At '.'t aci·.: i thla note of %it I
.»··<·.·: 1
Î . τ 'ι·< wheat, corn, 1
. ι1 .» '· it.oui tkinffi tW|1
·*:··. ν hi' .·· I-Ml Deep river '
:>t ' . C ». »·' tiu-lf. He has hi* (
• > «■»;. i irl jaiH Ut* «lock about 1
>i ·» ?·.< >1 ,« li That !* the ftrnt <
I*. ·« tu |.f-ou-il for hi* xKctw. But 1
I ·· w irk. aji'l n«e* »ome intelligence 1
in th·.· application uf b'.i work, «ο '
taat wt^ei hi» cropr. *p> I· /«Jt*«J. 1
ϊ id d.»po»i <1 o' he ha» oomething to '
iko« for hi· work. Thnl h> huyi do i
flour I* cblileneo thai he believes In
making joint wheat, and It la said Γ
that h, can provide for hlioeolf, so
that he it nal «object to a constant
drain for supplies from the grocery,
«tare. —
"But another factor enter» Into
Carte Dowdy's *H««a. On the day
whan his farm work dora not take
'hi* time ho U doing xomethiug el«?.
He may be hauling for the sawmill,
or for the coal mine· eloae by, or
doing other work that offer* much or
little hauHnjt ôr anything elsn that
bring» brm a return for the day or
wrek that otherwise would bo idle.
The Chathajff county fanner long
ago adopted tfcv method of feeding
hi* family and Jfl* cowi and hog* with
the production of hi* own, ao when
he tell* eottoa or anything else the
money it hie. If he ralacd cotton with
the expectation of feeding the family
the money would be the grocer's. Mr.
Dowily feed· hie family aad be ye
ι more land wttk hie cotton money.
One of the recent canh transaction* in
that community wa* a land tranaac
tion and Mr. Dowdy wa* the purch
aser. He operates a aalf nip porting
*na .wàetbir It bo large or Mil.
od wheOtar cotton ρ·· mç or down
t do«e not In tha laaat ifHt thi
vine οt the Dowdy family. .
Ob· of Mr. Dawdy'i neighbor· at
nbote· hU «ocean to tha fact that
« conridcri that the ftnrt object of
farmer m to maka a Itvtog and thoa
ukt lomthing «U«. Β· ahrayi
sows where hi* floor aad bacon u!*<
ualng from and ba know· th» horn·
red of milk, battar, dfi and ehkh·
η» and the br«ad and other thing·
rhich (to oa th· tabla. Hia neighbor
•71 b« U tha right kind ai cttiaoa
«eauM he it a landowner and bome
iwtrr, <1 ha*· aeoa cooiidarabie of
tuwdy,' h« declared, 'and «has yon
picking ap a faw
•on
nnng
lot yet
■ere. N«w
!fn wko ne
12 y*arι ago.
and thia year ι
»f $25,000 to 110/
itk· him would add
Mew Hanovor eounty*»
—"Wilmington Star.
Cu Y·· Tall?
Why It it hot joat before · hell
ktormT
It ii hot jo>t preceding a. hailstorm
because It arould bo Impossible to
Itmvo a hailstorm without this «Mon
tant host. Tho hotter the air io, whm
the air ia fall ο I moisture, the (creat
or chance there ia for tike rain wlilch
La aboat to fail to tun Into haiL
Warn or bot air hu a constant ten
dency to rise, and tho hotter the air
the more «aiekly It will rise. At tlaaa
whan the air ia full of noiMsn and
when, for that reason, rain i· about
to fall, If this hot air rise· qoiekls
a* It stharays tri·· to do, it na tarai»
«tnkua the upper and colder »uJL
uf air which contain· the rain-xiwtf
moiature, and the moUterr in the air
condenser. ·
In the operation ot coadansttioa
It it whirled s boat and forms into i*e
in du shape of oar (nOlir hail·
•■tone·, which some tixeee fall to the
ground with considerable fore·. The
hailstorm docs not aaako tho heat.
It It u the Am! In th· air
■Jca· th· rain (ma Into
Whon · hailstoti· U
■niHj feoad to nmM of
il aacWuj of compact
andod by vucccuire
id now. Hail forma
ring and aonunor and
alii a tkgadtntena. It U
>na*d Is cloud* -which
ad It U
Uwt tfc·
it (ermi A»
at *tUr la (fa·
fdowo, wkoM ttapm
i« timln point, »t
to this nueleui aod
le» www4 b«n or
M th» miik.—8eUa
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are invited to visit
Our FilluigStation
.at Broaa and Clinton
When th<
visit thie Cele
bration
We w
lently we
with gas
and to sell
rou to see how ' excel
equipped to se.ve you
oil, to repair batteries
»u tires and accessories.
You never have to wait at—
Broad St. Filling Station
J ERE. PEARSALL, Manager
tiful designs,
Wçslso Kàn
FENCING, fori
you very close pi
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DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA
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in the Marble or Granite line ai
would be glad to have
and see our many beau
line of STEWART IR9N
and Either purpose·, and can give
rOU NEED ANYTHING IN
UNE
on short notice
r, a man of many years ex
1 recently taken over the man
be assisted by Mr. E. C. Ed
man. who will spend most of
trough out the territory. We can
at satisfactory prices.
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ft* E. C. EDGERTON,
ouse
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Invitee\the att< ntion of all celebration
visitors to its big ν arehouse filled with food
and feed on \whic ι all can save money by
trading with i\. "Ipe salesroom is located on
in the block east of the
I Cumberland si
;
Chri
a M. PITMAN,
Manager
&
NNOUNCEMENT
This will advise the public and
MR. Ε. E. POLK, who has been
for the past three years is now wi
Mr. Polk is an EXPERT Β
in position to give you the vi
'S that
& McKAY
Y man and we are
Battery/ service
We can léVyou have
charge youra. \No wai
MR. POLk\« also
you good service
Mr. Exum Β
also with us, and
or
iktery while we repair and re
inconvenience to yourself.
good mechanic and can render
youf car.
id his brother, J. S. Bullard, are
red to give any kind of—
Mechanical,
Our "Tire
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A FULL LINE OF
Tires
or Ignition Service
the very beet and quickest,
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Low as $7.50
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