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Pxe«t«** On Uatel
Although tktr* ix no poaaiMUty tka
tha Town af Doan can ba*rin baUc
in* |t< betel aatU after tha aai
KHltn os use urwBiur, ue con
p Blttnt appointed bp the Chamber «
Commerce end the Bmri of Commit
leasers ere going Ami with the
plans in order that wait can hagi
u eoon u poaaible after the Lcgiali
lire permits tha town to lead Its era*
it to toe project.
Already a reliable haul nan hi
offered to leone tha property at a
Iritis! sms on] rental of 94,004—f<
a« hotel rights, exchuivety; tl
.vote rentals wo aid be addad to tl
Income. Thao rental would ha raiai
every year far Iva yarn at the «
ViiXtioa of which time a new lent
v. tiold be made. This offer wool
- guarantee to Ae town a rental in a
earn of 99,004 the firet year, and b<
fore Ike Sve-jrcsr period had ampin
the rental would have risen to tl
(10,004 mark desired by A L Nat
'retry, father of Ae plan which 1
'••■Haves will prove to be a veritabl
ioM mine far the town.
deve.nl sitae fed Ae building bar
V !• on diac-weed, bat aane kma bae
i choaen; nor will may be chosen ant
I will H the people ham bae
I heard.
/ Before bonds are issued for A
f construction of Ae hotel, Aa LegWi
•are must muAortma an aleetle
through which the qualified voters e
the town css sanction Ae baas. N
additional taxation will be needed t
retire the haw. The town rnaraly wf
le-.d its credit.to the project. Beartal
from the property will provide fund
far Aa payment of late mat and la
^ •( IM madoca. This m
ha wdald invest la bqBdt^ and laa
•:<xk and ha estimates that tha ai
»-la:>rn weald be caahlad to VaO
it :<-a*t 1*0 han« eathi tt,H
from the proceeds.
HAIL TO THE KING
Cnton il opening la. the Aside t
. I ef town and within anatha
v> sow of it will ha ready fa
. ..»i. Three big f>» in lawn sq
•i ‘In sitlli* gins in tha tnrrooadia
nt. are bci.ig allcke^ up ia pn
< Ion tr the coming ef tha Kiai
p -»»*>cr is more than a fat
J V tr> Mr.jecty will ha march
- o *:» D'iaa with all the pomp an
• <|. • of the e->od old days wha
i . mren. plaaty af money.
‘ » ‘i« af unfavorable' waathc
an.t of this month, th
' < '< in fair conditio a. Of coaim
rt :bi- Urn", of tbo year every yea
• t>- :rrp,lc “tec-totally mint” la th
op’elon of many. There newer hi
been r. lima that wa can recall tha
waaing Aagaat did net And tha el
king an tha elotehee of drought o
flood a ad ea tha verge af yioldia
ap tha gfcaat But, somehow, a kin
Providence always interveate to sav
as from sbjvrt poverty sad pimlbl
starvation.
fa Jsijr local eottaa had the km
growth h ever has had at that tim
■t Ik* year. Early Aiflal was goo*
Into nlrm have rut the crop seam
isr.Tjm murick nn«i uw iravui
*n4 there l» every yreWUlty that th
a of will ha a* eve the nawga
ff« era going te ha mighty gio
ta we Iha aaw rattan flawing la. 1
arm bring the tint ugla money th
vaaaaantty haa hag far mare thaa tw
J ram—eng with the yaenaaee af th
ball weevil la May Saida af th
UK ywfiMe tray wa wifi have.
raAMC S. WOODSON
Virginia aaweyayofSamlaat anati
i*a Catanal freak & Waateea, la
*mt»M editor af the Hrhmaoi
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IMPROVEMENTS on the way
Wittoat lay delay at all tto beard
*t town wlaliMB are planning
to fa right ahead with tto street aad
attor improvements tto coming of
which wee araewnced to Friday', ie
«»e at Tto Dispatch. Before mow
falls construction gnaga are expected
to to weQ on their way to making
Dvan eae of tto moat completely
to*ed aad aewered towns la tto
South. Within a few days bids for
paving and sewer and water exten
sions wiQ to asked far. Work w01
begin an soon after tto bids an 1st
as is possible.
Preecat plans are for the paving
af only fear or five streets, bnt that
does sot mean that other, may not
be paved. This is just, tto beginning.
As soon ss property owners on other
streets petition the beard, the work
will to undertaken. It la hoped that
every Wrest la town will have been
paved before the present campaign b
ended.
Sewers still to be laid will be pteerd
at a much smaller cost than were
‘ thorn already ia asa. Tto first scrsrtr
- contract provide for si] the lowlands
* la town. Ns tonally excavations to pco
r vide much deeper than will be nwtea
t sary for the areas yet to bo aewered.
h Tto noth can be done more cheaply
r now thaa at some time in the future.
* It la believed, and it (a well that tto
r commissioners have started tto pro
- jeet.
• GST BUSY
n Goldsboro business men arc making
T a.rtroag effort to make tkelr town a
• coareotratisn point for the cotton to
• t» handled by the North Carolina
d Cotton Grower*’ Co-operative Auo
t- <laden. They want to store most of
• the cotton to bo received by the ae
d seciadon. They, however, started a
i- little toe let# to moke mack headway
>- this year. Already the association her
d arranged to concentrate tome of cot
■ too here, in Fayetteville, in Baleigh
r* and in other town* of laatem Care
a lias.
a Dunn has been chosen aa a tam
perary concentration point because It
e happens to have the warehoaaoi made
n available by the General Utility ema
il pony—not because the business men
n of the community have mads any ef
fort to have it made one.
a Although the cooperative aaaeeia
I* ties I* perhaps the largest single busi
a neea ia North Carolina it It an an
f ceodingiy seasides concern. It will
s go nowhere it Is not wanted. If the
» business Interests of a town show a
1 disposition to hammer Its progress It
■ retaliates with a most formidable
• —the boycott. The a eon elation
r is the farmers who form it. Theta
r. ftumori bm fhamainstay of the
a
l This year the association will han
- die practically half of the Doan Die
I trir.t crop, which, including the quan
I tity marketed In the surrounding lit
tie towns, will he class to 00,090
KnLsd Half rtf Oka!._f A AAA L.I_
probably will be concentrated In the
General Utility Company warehouse*
because these warehouses are tho only
available space for it and bocaiMf
Ban Townsend baa tendered their use
to the association.
As the association Hves It aril)
grow. Within a few years every cot
ton grower in North Carolina will he
aligned with it. Dunn now is enr el
the most important cotton ms'kfct; in
tba Stats. Will it, through inaction,
allow Goldsboro to take from it the
good position it now holds?
Seme Fine Orchard*
"We've got This was the
co-iag two* of opinion from tho crowd
who plaited, the Sandhill regions of
Hoke,- Moore, Montgomery and Rich
mood eduatict Tuesday and Wednes
day for the purpose of looking over
the type of land, climate and people
which combined to make tbo peach
growing Industry a success.
The orchard of Walter Matthews
just a few aeilca out of Liliingten,
might be termed a "dmaonstraUeci
patch*’. That forty acres has demon
strated the postfbOitleo for any ana
who may wish to make money oat of
growing peaches. Sentry, Halford.
»* Tugweil sad those fellows who start.
ed the HttJe fruit patches four yaaro
I ago wars the pioneers who can claim
t credit far famishing “a way oat"
I far tba agricultural InUrecta of Her
i nett osanty.
I Yoaag orchards of tba Uilington
a F.nit Ore acre Company, pat oat last
a tall, are showing aueh woadorfal
growth that lha praraotaa* sra highly:
plaaaad and are reporting to Increase
the poach acreage till the whole iOO
• acre tract la drrtiopad, placing the
t trao* aa all land available and leaving
• that sot caitable ta ether crops- i
• ft Maaa sad Msrvta Edward* aka
I have «a*ll orchard* pwt oat la the
t asm# territory last fall that are giving
» dgna sf astkfaatory raaaita to «<aa
I Those pfaslari are confident ha
- yoad say shadow of doabt that they
• am firing stgns af aatiafaatory ra
Thaae planlan am aoafldaat ba
r road any dm daw af doubt that they
l da grow paachoa af a* fat variaty
i aa any farther down tbc fiaadhHb
. tkf am wars than soar dotanaiac'l
» k aaaaa* that aaoogb has base p*a
I whs an gtod pa^b tapd h Haraatt
I mwatp that tbom k Mda ridi ta ha
I tafcaa Ip jfawkag paaak omkards aa
tfccra should be no hesitancy In going
Into peach growing.
In this connection The News do
rim to any this: It has been end
Mwayu win be the policy of this ntwv
Wtf to do Ittrjr humanly possible
to farther the into re rta of the people
ef this county. Os the trip into the
SnndhQU of adjoining counties this
weak it eras the high aim of this writ
•r to gat is touch with the proper
parties who could and would send in
to Harnett some of those people whe
art looking for good land for invest
■cat and development. The quest war
•ueooaaful, are think. Wa secured Uu
promise af some who are In positioi
to do so. to a*mi tome "peach man'
into our county. We told out friandi
titol »r» did not core a rap wbethe:
they were Yankees or Southerners
wa wanted them over this aray if thej
were thrifty enough to develop oui
barren lands. We received the assur
ence that they wo aid be coming.
Poaehca, berries, grapes and me)
ana arc bringing in good money U
the growers a tew miles from Har
nett. The same kind of money shoal*
be coming this way, too.—Harnct
County Neva.
Both Forgetful
Associated Grower.
A certain young nup wrote th'
following letter to a prominent bust
ness firm, ordering a razor:
"Dear Sira: Please find .ncio a*
60c for one of your raiora at advet
ttoed, and oblige, John Jones.
P- 3.—I forgot to ancioae the SOt
bat no doubt a firm of yoar h ig
steading will send tho rasor anyway.
The irra addressed received th
letter aad replied as follows:
“Dear Sir; Your mow valued 01
der has been received, and we wl
say In reply that we are sending th
rotor as per request and hope thi
it will prove satisfactory.
“P. S.—We forgot to cneloae th
raior but ao doubt a man with you
cheek will have no need of it.*'
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sr. nr« coming again
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Ladies, dn«ii a mighty yoo.l
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men d wdfco.v Do this while
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* ‘ n ’ iff me- *<*v. R G. Taylor Co. lc
•I-V'V S3. 1022.
FOR SALE. 70 SAW GIN
and proa e* with brtD and
•Hafting. on ti ne PractrsHj
new. M. Wh too, Dana. No. f.
Aug. 18 4t pd.
WE ARE RECEIVING, AST Qw
tics of dram and shoe* In all
rcrpvcts aa ho boat before
the late h Inner eole,
•olid count I with kid and
calf upper and smooth
a* velvet, I very shoes are
much cheap* *0 cent cotton.
Do you ' them prices will
continue the new tariff bill
become* a . We don't. Act now
'* and save money. R. 0. Taylor
[ Company. lte.
I Aug, tl, lWt *
’ for SALEn-ifHQ^I BUILDING
Iota close In. \B4#or and water
tinea and on AW otroet. 8e* me
if you want a t/ryain. Geo. P. Mc
Kay- tr% - 18 St pd.
. FOR SALE.—ONE LOT MO-ft. (reel
front by 148-fL with 7-room
}-story houa equipped with
electric Ughl feet from
I highway and blocks from
graded school payments. Pa
leaving town for soiling.
Apply to T. non, D. and
. S. Shops, H.C./ 18 «t pd.
• VOUNG MEN, YOU CM BUT THU
week at tha TaUoy Front store a
draw shot fag |l/0j a dress pair
of eh ora lor $SJWj a drew pair of
slippom hr MB; or a wit of
1 clothes fol 814M All of them are
new tall htyle#Bjtd wen bought
when the bnamfR' was lower than
l now and ■ rf fh*t bargains. If
you want lint, and qu alkie* brat
r cheaper, eUe quickly to the Yel
low Front Korc for what you want
to wear. E. G. Taylor Ob. ltc.
August 28. 1821. »
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MONET TO IN SMALL
amount* on to. Or will
discount flrat commercial pa
. per. Clarence Attorney.
JO tfc.
FOR SAL*_S
all laadinc n
eon, Burbunk
dyke. So* K
Box 7, Dunn
FOR SALE-TWO TltUCKA, ONE
Ixito. on* small, of will exrhanicr
far Ford. TcmiAeay. Soe me or
W. H. Pxrriil^/t Dunn. John A.
Warren, Salesmorx, Route No. 1.
Au* ll-4tc.
FRESH FAN SWEET W1L
lam aoed J I red at the J. R.
Hlghsralth ny. Now it th*
time to plan
Miss Smith’s Studio
Kodak Finishing
**R«t-3aap BmU (Im Bast Trap Evar
Mada," Mr*. Ertilly Shaw Sajr*
“My husband bought $2 trap. 1
bou*bt a 65c box of RAT-SNAP. The
trap only caught 2 rata but RAT
SNAP killed 12 In a week. I'm never
P——i a —m
without RAT SNAP. Reckon I could
n’t ruiK chickc without it." RAT
SNAP comh In coke*. Three eisen.
96c, 65c, $1.26. Sold and guaran
teed by Wilson A Lee, Hood m Gran
tham, Butler Bros
Are Your Sows Pre
pared to Raise O
Thrifty Pigs •
A properly balanced ration for the
•owa before and after pigs are born
prevents runts. Insure a
lated system and
milk by
All Pur0
meal,
Unaeed
alfalfa leaf
Only by—
L P. SURLES
HOW TO GET
S^igar at 5c a Pound!
I#. tK * • The Big (eat Offer Ever Made te Home
' V ) People by a Home Merchant
To Our Friend* and Patron*:
Until further notice, for every Cash Purchase you make at
our store we will give you Coupon* hood for juct as many
‘Points' as Purchase amounts to in dollars and cents; and when
you have thus accumulated 1,000 of these Points, which will
show that you have spent £10.00 with us, bring them in and
get Ton Pounds Standard Granulated Sugar for BOc Only Be
Pound. Not only once, V.ind you, but just as fsst and often aa
you can thus save up One Thousand of these Points you may
bring them in and get TentPounds Sugar for 50c.
THi» is absolutely one of t le bjfc«e;t and moat practical money-umag
deal* over figured out for poor le /ho really care to cot down their daily
living expense*. No gueea wont a Id at it--no wondering wlio the winner Wifi
bo. It (imply mvan: that by dc '/ the non of your trading at *ur (tore,
you will bo able to get practical /all the Sugar you will need for tab)* and
kitchen uio n» from 2 to 4 centj lex pound Ivsj than we or any other merch
ant ran bay it at Wholesale) Irgaddftlon tu which, we guarantee our prion
on everything to be a* low or l-iwor than others oak for same good(.
Hoping that you will not ooJv take immodiate advantage of
this deal youraeli, but that you will tell your neighbors about
it, we are
Your Money-Saving Friend*,
FREEMAN’S CASH GROCERY
DUNN, N.Ci
KOTKjJ-W* rcecrvc the ri^ht. without tutica, to proportionately follow the
market in thin deal If Surer'prl.c go hfeher—or to withdraw it altogether if
we eo deaire, but not without redeeming ail Poinu that are oat at inch time.
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GUM-DIPPED CORDS
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Smith &. McKay — Purdie Brothers