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A YEAR'S
DISASTER RELIEF COST
14*000
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MBOftMO «ad th· hl*b
•t waiw m·, wko* m·
of VldDfeOTg and
OTHZB» !
W· the Uvm of others te oiake |'
Mr Uni ι Mjilitc,
It takM the imfiM of «rigtiber» to
Ugfet tu hub» Itnyt;
And al) tk» J«n «· Mtain would j1
mU ind Mrdid ho
Uni·· wtW waited M ilun our
TK toi j
For mi « J—it Ulaad wtwn bu '
muat U*a al mm,
Thoag*i h—f< with fold u< iih>rr
which W could call hl» ova, Ι
A· itaff weald lose lu val·· and he I
would »i·» to care, I
And he woald îigh for ion one with ι
who· his wealth to than. |
Fam vote an empty glory without
the fjitodi who pralM, |
From other* cornea the splendor
which crowa· the toil ol the
day»; \
There'· noae ·ο great or humble hut
what at night m tut find |
Γ hat with the live· ot many, hit life.
la intertwined. (
Wo Boat have kindly neighbor», we |
man un 107ml meads,
On them and all they give a* the
Joy of 111· depends;
ΓΚβ thing called 8«If La trifling, it
makes succeee dafeat;
Wc need the lives of others to make
oar lhrti complet*.
—By Β dear A. GueaL
WOMEN AND CtOARKTTU
According (o the Graensboro Nowi,
'aam is a legal battle on over the ,
■igarette stand ta the Y. W. C. A. ;
total la Washington .and the News i
>tatoa that It will not venture an '
>pinion apon the legal aspect of the
zam* but state that morally, the wo
men have the sane right to amoke ;
cigarettes as son.
We agree with the news oo this
-■oiat, bat wa also render as opinion
apon the legal aspect of the ease
•hat is that, legally, women hare the
same right to sanoke cigarettes as
aen. If they have the same right to
wear aura's breechee as men, why
le they not have the same right to
jnjoifo cigarettes as men?
The news also states that corn
cob pipes may have injored oar grand '
mother» bat not their morals. Cora
sob pipes, ia oar opinion, not only
didn't injure oar grandmothers mor
als, but prolonged the liras of those
zraadflMthsn who used them moder
ately. As evidence of this, lnstaaees
are oa ncord where women who
sacked corn cfh pipes moderately,
livad la ha asora than 100 years aid.
Aad again, the News, ia comparing
corn cob pipes with cigarettes, states
that estheticsfty aad hygienicalty, the
, advantage ù wffi> the cigarette. '
That dap ends ea whether the smo
kers smoke hand-made or "roll their
I own." If they saolce machine-made
1 oaes made from tobacco which eon
1 tains "seething ayrap," than the ad
I vantage is with the com cob pipe.
StiU further arguing Ule ease, how
ler. It might U* ju»t ·» fair for the
nun to pel a baa on th» women «met
"g cigareU»» and waring aita'i
irMCtc·, as "or women to pal a ban
iu men taking a drink of liquor.
la τΙμ» of Ctr fact that the Ktwa
«α» ηΛ^ΐΓΐ ά as opinion on th· moral
upect of womon smoking, w« would
ik» tu raw the New· render m opin
on on the moral aapcct of woman
•raring mon'· breeche).—Carolina
Senear.
FARMERS AND BIO BUSINESS
We batkre that the npireij farm
...c ar.tl ν·Ηί boiinet» hav· «w coma
t->g->.·-· *us a few week· ago in
Chicago when the leaden of the
Form fcurvan nnd a number of the
► ;ç ί» plaice of industry hinrhed
iboot the rame tabic. Soma conric
lk>n» wore axprceiod at thit confcr
i-i«c that wo ho^e might somehow be
p'anted in the conscience of erery
latine» iran. For Instance, Alcr
tndc ' Legge, president of the Inter
national Harvester Co., anil a far·
mer UamK one·, sud that basin···
» t« '.oak upon agriculture as
_i Lnjustry tad not am a national re
·—sr to be exploiter then, he
aJdcd, "it the present tit.:*Lion la the
farmer's fuserai, mrj b usines» man
Lb Amcriea wWto on the aronii'i
>.· «h."
After the pxe»At lituation in ag
i.'nibtl was accurately presented bjr
the farm bare·· executive*, It is re
assuring to learn that · resolution
vu presented by · big business man
' xnil unanimously approved by all the
tmsinoas men present to the offert
' that "we aa business men use oar
'beet effort· to to prevent the tact·
I concerning the agricultural situation
[to the boiineot. transportation and
banking in tenets of the country μ
to enlist their cooperation with the
farmers' organisation and other agen
cies to correct these conditions."
It Is, of coure·, dJAcult te Dest
in the valu· of a conference of this
kind. Tangible results are seldoca ap
parent bat effort· of this type can
never be entirely In vain. Much da
peed* opon the aincerity with which
. «»olotion» an pmi4 and the w
ncioc· with which they art taken
from the conference room. We hope
the bijr buaincti men enjoyed the
company of the firaan that day aad
went bark to their awn knotty prob
lème feeling their time had been well
«pent. We need mora loachaa of the
Chicago kind, not only in the btg clt
h i bat in *v«iy cou:ιCy mut in Am
erica--Indiana Parmer·' Quid·.
AGED MAN HIKES FROM
ROBESON TO RALEIGH
Fuyettevill*. Ne*. 16.—Altar hik
!oï all ihr way from hia homo in Ro
beson cmutj to riait a grandson lo
Raleigh, Jr.me, I-ocklaar. who clalma
iLmt he win bti 113 y».u « old th· 17th
of JunuT. puirj thrvu*h h»r* jru
t*nl»y, afoot, on hit way homo. Th«
a*rd man &pp*ar» μ hole and hearty
ai a man much yennffar la ytan. He
live» at Fairmont, N. C.
Yvu'll U14I1 al Mr. Mclvtr μ
••Hwkiah Barnahy", the "Unci,
from Japan," a character «tady.
CoBiiciuad statement of The First (btfanal Buk,
Dunn, N. C. at th· cloee ot hnihm Nowwdbar βϋ>,
16)22.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $610,7&β.89
L. S. ar.d Other Bond» r— 41.960.00
Stuck ; Federal Reserve Bank 1— 2,100.00
tanking House and Fixtures -♦ 6S.S29.76
ô per ce.it Redemption Fund -r— 2.000.00
Cai.ii on band and m other bawlra — 214,008 71
«994,154.86
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock i—« 60,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profita -— 52,598.25
VVitr r inance Corporation -— 49,822.72
l>e*eiT«d Ciwlita; Federal R«serve 86,570.46
Circulation __ _______ 40,000.00
n«di;tcouni". Federal Reserve Bank 77,487.98
DEPOSITS ~>A~ 710.7284»
-"φ ' 8964,164.86
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P. ST Cooler President—J„·
Η Β. Taylor. C«ahitr>r
DIRECTORS
V·'. Ji-ï-u^rlion. Marvin Wade, John A. McKay, J. L.
•.Vf.:».· l'hos. E. Cooptr, Ellia Goldstein, P. S. Cooper.
The Season
for Stoves
is Here
You wil! find the largest and most complete lin< of-—
Stoves
Heaters
Cook Stoves
and Ranges
ever brought to Durai in our iter·.
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Furniture for every room in the how·. Prie·· limy»
Butler Brothm
Dunn, N. C.
Varina, N. G
kr. is·*· >.-W> >' ■
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TO BE
'Offered at Auction
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Friday, Dec. 1, at 2:00 p. m.
31 lots high and dry· Convenient to the best colored
Schools in eastern North Carolina. Situated on west side of
the A. C. L. Railway, and known as the Martin Goodman
property. This sale should interest all persons who desire
good home sites. Reasonable terms to buyers.
BAND MUSIC : : FREE PRIZES
Geo. L. Cannady, A. R. Goodman,
Auctioneer Owner
FOR THE OLD HOME
O R
FOR THE NEW HOME
Get your furniture at—
Barnes & Holliday's
No store has a larger, prettier, more ser
viceable line.
No store can quote you mo.e attractive
prices.
SEE US FOR STOVES
The
Barnes & Holliday Company
Dunn, N. C.
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