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* WHITE WAY THEATRE
•V PROGRAM
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¥· SATURDAY
*· "PERILS OF THE YUKON"
fcpijoda No. 14
* "UNMASKED"
* · A Univaraal Western
"IN SECOND"
Univoraal Com'dy
MONDAY
"FACE TO FACE"
■*5 Pathe Faatuit
* "CAIN AND ABLE"
old Liiblc itoiy will be
V «ho» η alao
f TUESDAY
* "RIDING THROUGH"
* A Pint National Production
* —
?· WEDNESDAY
* "TIMBER QUEEN"
* Epiaude No. 1
* "SAYING SISTER SUSIE"
* A Pathr Comedy
* "CHOP SUEY A CO."
¥ An ISduealloaal Com«dy
* THURSDAY
* "THE WOMAN WHO
* WALKED ALONE"
* A PnmmvUNl Special
*
»»**«*«<
U. 8. Page. h prospcrnu» firmer
of Rob«ton county, wu here veater
duy to visit friend» and to look after
tonte of his permanent investments.
Mr. Pag*, it might be remembered
by wnu of Dunn's older citiier.», «ai
thief of police here for three years.
My Unclt from Japan" next
Monday and Tuesdsy.
Dr. J. L. Spruill. tuberculosa spe
cslist from the State hotpltll for
tubercular patiente at Sanatorium,
mill conduct a clinic for tho "iami
niolon of probable tobeiculosia caw·
in the rooms of the Chamber of Com
mun.» next Tueaday and Wednesday.
'Hours for examination will be be
tween 9 and 12 in the mornl'ig and
2 and & in the ifternoon. All cxaml
nutiona will be free Misa Agnes liar
ri», community nurse, and local phy
«',<ian# will aid Dr. Spruill. Any per
son, whit* or colored, will be exam
l:.'d upon request during the hours
BHQMd.
The annual Red Cross campaign
for funds Is progressing satisfactorily
and there is no dowfat that tho full
quota will be raised within the next
few days, according to Sill· Gold
stein, chairman of the Bed Cross
Committee. Member· of the Woman's
Club are doing the work.
Rev J. H. Buffalo*, pastor of Di
vins Street Methodist church, will
ptaach his farewell sermon here next
8uiuiay morning. He will leave next
week for Durban, where ho will as
sume charge of the Carr Methodist
ehmtch.
Nothing but fun tee "My Unci·
from Japan," the f unmeet ahow 7011
•v*r uv.
Rev. G. T. Ailtmi, new peator of
Divine Street Methodiat chardi, w«*
a hers thia «reek arranging to more
tu Dunn aa aoon aa the pareonage la
vacated by Mr. Buffalo·. Mr. Adaxaa
ia a native of Harnett County, hav
ng been reared near Linden. He ha*
held tome of the moat Importaat
charge» in the North Carolina C01*
fcrane*, and 1· looekd open aa on* of
'■at ableat minlater· of the State. For
figfct year· he wan presiding elder of
toe BlUabeth City Circuit. He wa*
paator of the Centenary church «t
>Jpw Bern and of Trinity at Dur
ham. He come» to Dunn from Bt.
Paul* at Goldiboro, wkere he haa
b^en paitor for four year*. He U
uiarried and haa one daughter, who
it a teacher. Mr. Adama la a gra<tu
«te of both Trinity College and Van
derfcUt Unieenity.
Elmer K. Polk, who tor the laat
eevarat month· haa held a poaltlon
with Ζ. V. Snipe*. Hm returned to
the Smith and MeXay garag* aa chief
mechanic. Mr. Polk haa connected
with the Smith and McKay eatablMi
ment for aaveral year* before he went
to the 8 nip·» ectabllihmaat He will
be (lad to have all of hit friend*
bring their ear trouble» to him. '
Pretty girl*. kandeoma coatumaa,
ratehy aonga. clever dancoa, aide·
aplttling komor Pleaaing apeelaHiaa.
A treat at ena-half the aaaal ad
miatlon price. Don't mi m "My Uncle
from Japan." If* a great *haw.
Will H. PUllowra and P. ■. Toon*,
flyer*, are here with ttwir aeroplane
and aoon will begin a trip owar t>a
•unrounding country to advert!**
Dunn and tt* me ft***· aa a trading
centre. Tfcev ara or·sarin· a Harare.
papar of which they will print aér
erai OiDiuad MyU· to b* dtnpped
la Ik· te vim and Um> Mrro«n<Hn|
eoantry. They will make the trip
»em» time Mit «mL Mr. Hlam
U wall remembered In Ddbh. Ha bftd
hta kaadqaaatara km tor irmitl
menthe and rtW KM faute r* flying
at tka Dana fair, whaai kl· pêl. CMi
■)»»»ba, parfamud aevie «peetoaulai
fast* apen «ha wh>Cf al Kit plan·, tka
■•tor at ata at tka FLflmera p*»aa<
w*e tamed In the flra whlek Iwlur
ad tka Heary Mian Oarafa Ikraa
jreara are.
Anotka' aaiaaaahlle aaaMaat WW
add ad to tk« l<m« liai af Ika kaal
twa weak* (aailtf might' whan a Urpi
ear owned by RoLert Jerni^tn *»·<·
ι Unv«n by Hub Jemima.ι rullii'od with
h fcnînc and »1 «on un the F:\yetUr
! ν 111 - Roxl ι riiert distance Ii >m tf*i
Bttevllle whU· U<« car wtu hoy η I for
. bunn. The horrc wax iciUed and or.o
j occupant of the· waroii ri·* Ι'ϋΊ. I*' '·.·
I Orivvr w>i with yoiinj.- Jeinljran nt
! th« «lmc. Neither w«j hart. Tli a ·*■
I mintU u< Lrnt w'lilo U««rr ;■> u»u*liy
much emaure for the driver» of eau
who vnaeh into f m τι. ivufviia, thvra
ii utually rem·· h'.atr.f nttaehM to
Che il-vrn of wagon*. Νί •••^,υη ei'r
ri«« l'jîhl alonfc Ηκ· ro«f|*> r* niglii.
Si Idon· ·1ο<'( η auto «1λ»μ .-..ρ a
wagon In the roa-l until it :a ioo late
to ι lop. Wwprtiu· Hi *» ·*ΙΙ It ι muUhtio
biî«a «hojM cany llgh'J· at nig-ht—If
fpr .io other i*u»om 1Λμι· the <»f<rty
of thofe who travel by wa^ron
Hear thai Lu ilaimony
Fojr, ;hcy *urv vi*:i .ifi'monlxc.
that b!ack-facc rkelch "Going IP the
raro·" it*; a knockout a»d "llowery
Caper»," j a irloom de»troycr. Λ11
a|M'<iRl feature* lirtannf 'lu acta «1°
"My Untie from Jap*·»." An aero
plane «how at auLioarint. price*.
With the rtr»t t oavy f runt of tor
winUrr coming this week, the out-!
•lonr or*(ι ιΙιΟΉίομ icwm eamr to
a close; and maker· nf th» luikj
hnoeh >|onneil the wmt«r mnck^nawi.
Wlntar haa been ilelayo<l in cominr.
but the writ er "r.*n caution* uii that
„.-kiv «III VT1 sbihv ; i':n ; y com WOÛIII
er from now until the find b.iieh nt
•prinjr. It 1* pnmible that »"* n<U
ΓmII in tio>c for a whir* Oh<-i«tnu.
Meantime, fet *11 the potted plnnL*
under rover «nil *e« th»l the coal bin
anil wood box η ne filled.
All roaluminif uied in "My Lmr'ej
from J»p»n" rnt »dk«. antins. Mid
pluah, dwigned by nrtiKt*, nod worn
by a bevy of Dunn'* ·η<>ν. ocautiful
riH·. 1
School children in u littli in on uf :
New York State are atoekmg th-irl
library through a plan ttiat n<i|»ht pro
fitably be omulaUd in Dunn. Their
»ro iM-arly 2,000 pupil* in the Kow
York U>wti achool, and each pupil la
driving to ptrn SI with which to
buy booka. If eKrh of the nearly 800
children m the school» hen would
do th« rafg»· thiny cacti year, it would
«ot b· Ion* before the Dnua ρ i»> c
! chool 1 bi.ny :> thr ji-i. i-quij»c<!
in the fltatv. Hew 11 out it hnyi ίιμ!
pria?
Two hour· of fnat, fjiioua full,
wher yrn we "My Uncle from Ja
pan" you'll lay lt« the brat yot By
nil mean* we It.
Wom«ij of Bethetrla. the Quaker
choix h call of Dunn, have made a
quilt which they are to aeli at a
Thankagiving night cnU rtalnmoot to
b« held in the church next Tharaday
nl(rhi- firfrrahiBenia will b* aarved on
thla occailon and j c orrl nl '-ivllation
to attend ι* extended to the puhlle.
A muaical mirthquak». "My Und«
from Japdn," p^.ro.iixc hoa* indiu
try. Thij it a "home people'»" attrac
tion and the cause it indeed worthy.
è »m buiinoi κίσηι co mms uil* mow.
A potato, ni lire* u the «weHed
head of t>«- average peanut-brained
office holder, «υ brought to The
Dispatch yerterdsy by Joe J. Wilson,
ou' old friend who lives ία hi» bach
elor qua£er« north of town. It 1· the
Uircest we have «eon this year, and
it bear* out Daniel Sob won Lcî's
contention that the Dunn District
ça-not produce tuber* of the smMI
variety. Eight cuch would make a
full bushel. It la a Porto Rico yam.
T, U Riddle, «erretar)· of the
Chamber of Commerce, U lu Sanfotd
to (pend several day· with relative·.
Get your seats reserved for "My
Uncle from Japan" at Wilsou and
Ucc'a. The nhow I· splendid and yon
should enjoy It In κ good Mat. No
e*tra charge for reaervin*.
Influent*. in a much milder form
than that know to the community in
1917 and 1918, la rating throughout
the town ami countrywide More thon
100 caee· were nndrrr the care of
doctor» In town thii week and it
seems to be spreading. 8a far, there
have bean no fatalities, folk seeming
to have learned bettor how to manage
it. II «till I» dangereux, howevc· . and
physicians are advtiing all to go to
bed ai soon as the symptoms are no
ticed.
Mr* W C. Rradaher of Durham,
I· the gueet thi* week of Capt and
Mr*. I. M. Reams at their home on
Weet Harnett street.
TW..,.Ht "ί 8u)0i«r» Memorial. "My
l'riptp fio.n Jtpa'i " Al) patriotic.
'(· «"IihI |i«r*ple1 will ntt*«i1.
> ι li·1<« Noi-Unn jt L.'Ul)i*ton,
·.· ! h.r mother, Mr*. W. J.
; ' Ί v> till w*pk.
O-i y ni· DEUEVE IN MISSIONS
AT HOMI r
l'sm >ι· thi- ft Y. Γ U. Mondi;
•illfi·» At ίΛ0 o'clock and l*t'» talk
!t j-r· 0···»·ρ IV hu ch«pj» of lh«
pvinm α:;.I mvilcb you to be pre#·
"l. Th* pr'j^<*m: ι
Rit ν.υ.τ li-non—Mina fop*. M*-l
N'o.l! aid Mr». Butt·.
l)iUi»lact:on — By the leader—
Cert Jc-hnion.
fn>"i,tinjr IUrm» of the Hom«
!: λ1ι!'λ Work 'lÎKcar.wti· by member·
I tV Croup :
V A *li'ig »Vfc^k Churvb** to h'ivel
· -. irl.:<c. j
•2. Mount.-! .·. Si U.toi·—Mi» Wr.yl
.·Μ·. N^ylor.
't. >:>·.ιιι(Π·!ίΛ«η.
; K'J U7»j<-nt—Dr. Warren.
I' ■< · &·;Ιο .'lie· 1»· Pçarton.
5. Indiana.
». Nee· oc*.
7. Citij-n— M'»i R»a Strickland.
S. Furriftiorv
.1. Cu'ia and Fanuiu—Mr. O'
- »*■·'
Yucul Holo—Mit. Robert Denning.
I'». Ut » : Ae'JviU·· — KlM M··
.lie Bell.
BUTLER ALTMAN
Γ. BjtUîr and Mit» In» Alt
·α'.ι· rrjUTii'tl kl «mlthfirld by
Πι ν. Μι. O.lliit» on Tu»»d*y, Kovan
'1 ft 14 Tti.'jr have t-ilabll»hed their
•iii.l-ncc her* The brida u an na
i.v* of &HdjKion *ιι(Ι rtwided nt«r.
IP of Jo)ir.»lon county and reaidod
•"a»·· NVwtan Grove.
KOM". TALENT DEMONSTRATED
AT PAIR
ι By Β η. BUNN.»
North Carolina stand· on» pr»-*rai
i rtlj* ::a tin·; of uur trading |U>J in
' V io'.th. if r.ot the leading Rtate. Th«
*' ·τν V --k Tim·» c*-rie<! a long ar
!>ir i" iLa m'umna a f nr weeks ago
:c'crr;r.» to »-rth Carolina u "Th*
**·. " !·. I' · aoi.Lil. The writer m«n
>. .1 W No"h Carolinian· wrrt
• Πύΐ/ i-ou.l of tha "Old North
• lato" for :*i nnrij oot«t*niliny fw
·.?· NortI Ρ ··οΙΐΛε ha* a <li»tlnction
• r · · .'a v? hb IV*1 id other itatM
'...i «.· thi arr-atrrrt advantage· of
."•••••'ve. '« {>■ .he jkhjijI* on enter
ιγιι -.pie ·η •«•cri.» ami iilea·», tWerAjr
- ·» r' «xau wurvhv lacts, worth
VI·.· t ι ccunty κ nil (tale. One of
»!i ;r»%t ι help· of North Caro
V ·· i* the rnonty fair.
* · · em· to i«o'itac what différant
<■ ·. .if Xo"h Carolina tUrnii 1er
•'.<1 Ju?t vriva; art doing, be tan
vis't tin· «l' jaty fmrs und tve for hip»
. li i ΐοΐ. tviint It chrr*. Many of the
the t'j-.u- ti .r «■« juit a few yr»r«
:?<i. TV ve Is much money behind
«on» of the*o county fain. reori ln
tcrctt iliown fca the work of exhibi
tion». wm nhown In the itate
η deca«'e or two ego. Thrne m» riot
toaqoirt* Jurt htnded out they arc
nrtuxl f«cU. weirit theep thing* jutt
ei they r.rc you cannot help from
k-eing what prugreee might yet b«
mode along thli line of production.
1: brW-ve* ua a* citiiens to brine
η err tVouRhti before the people u
thuy b'ftm up before u* even If the
public doe· not deem It wite to per
fect the tuggratlon
To l*ke the place of many of the
ivrrofitibk· feature» at our county
fs'r wv roul·! well profK by putting
ο·ι H.n exhibition of tome home talent
•<>fductioii in «trail of "ruade to order
Γ»η·ί«1<." Thia could be done by tho
rou.ity >uperyl*jr with about one a»·
(ittant.
I won'·! sugireit a plan like tKla:
If the county would instruct it· »o
IM-rvieor to ileeote her foil tine, for
right week» before the fair In getting
up paKmnta, play* and respectable
thowt fro in community center» οτβτ
the county to be given at the fair. T^e
county would tee it· heme projection
which wet the roal intention of the
firrt promoter» of a fair, tho county
would need one other perton to aaalat
I its xu5cr»itor. In grouping about ftre
to eight lommunity center*, each
communiyt could have a community
pteeunt Mid a ifcew or play all of
which would be of a different nature.
The two parformoiMea for Mcb com
nullity could U« on ont» or twin
<-u<'h .'vci.li^ and afternoon daring
ι'.· fair. Ttioo· group cwIk fair·
ce old be worked «et by the two
- ο amy official*. Their uaiataoU in
eaeh group »<.ould be appointed to
puah the wark la thair (nap.
I arc bat ana hlndfanoc in thi·
plan and that la houaiag room far the
player·. The plana lor tooting aad
aiaging conld be wniked oat by the
two official· and · Joint committee
of the fair aaaoclation and ftnanoed
by the fair amveiatio· of the county,
•r JÎKuiainc thla pian with a few
of oar county*· moat noted men they
put their ι Lara μ of approval on It 1
Relieve that #0 i«er east would chope»
a food clean home pageant or moral
• aw. made up of home talent In
place of a cheap (ambling dan and
immoral ahowa which ara not fit for
man or bea*t to behold. I bar· no
a word ogalnot the port of the fain
that ia toward the moral uplift, bat
I am advocating mora good, clean,
wholetome horn· production In the
rUcn of ao much "ordered itoff" and
then have to pay e big price for H,
ii mote wayi than one.
I would like to ae· about Are well
worLad up educational pageant* and
I five ihmi that will W · credit U
jwi/ ce<u»t>. Would youî
I I would mention thl* for the wel
• titr of tli»· achool r fa lid tf no ethei
.'te»o». TIm xxm< of tha achool baardi
tub that the achool· clove fur on*
day of their county imh. In order
thr.' t'»o ihlMrrn m'ght attend. 7W·
l« Am. 1 approve of IV Bet whan w*
g*. to the fairfTouMda (of any ordl
. r ■ y fair) Our firat thing we aaa an
ttv rmtway la gambling >Waa galore,
r.r> ' tiw kind which η luring to tha
-x. ool child frow May aourcea, ta
pe-tally, " ·>* wm hia father or « ri
ch . by giving over dime·.
I lia a -nan at the last fair I at
tended offer over the counter a roll
cf «boot S3 dhaea mmm to tha ma»,
nml racvivvd in retarn a plaaaant
■nil·, aad a "came again." And that
ii all. Would a good homo talaat ahow
at pageant ha mora appreciated than
; ;hiaT If your aniwrr I» no aomethlnj
I· wrong. Boot· whan between the*
' and me
Do you think thia would faa a (tap
' coward bringing about a better eoa
! mvnlty internet In tha fain of the
county? Do yon think, thii would Im
prove the condition· of oar fair
ground» and make them of more edu
cational value than it la at preeentT
Do you \k'jùt · tottaiad Μ ι
l wWI fc. mer» tducatloaal
' boy or g!>l <«· batiar ta _ ,
, Mk> H-· t » food hoaM talent ftajr
' or put·^" wo«M bot What to
, with tW uiHud «y* pw a
j Si (.»» tri<n4, that ia
rt-r i!m· mmn tb'nketh M
j If thfc UM why Mt plae<
I the boys mad gifla du beat, μ . .
I /hUfc the béat ralad» in abla to pi*·
é : i'«aT
Harnett county baa aixty
! choola.Tbcic an thraa MvM Ugh
I r hoal· »mJ tbiaa deia* pert tiaw
! htorh tfbool work. Ont «a pradaM
' K.-tR· homo talent wwrtt?
ι Think. :b«fi apvak.
"MY UNCLE FROM JATAIΤ
Kuiic. lianeimr. el«»ar tlaaa, φα
οt laughter and fan to b* bad U y
aurna «y uncl· Iro· MpMI". It*·
tb· Monday end TuiJtji Mm
ThanknKIn*. Celebrate thi· BÎlInaal
beîiday by attending a ftnt clw en
tortainmeat and thereby makiaff yaw
«wntribution to t mott worthwhile
raw». Don't forget that the poire«4»
win fro toaarrt· constructing » Ihring
■1 to the WoHvl War Wo··.
A <·■«· ,talented and welt trained,
and rhuraao· bubbling over wMi pap
ι and rip i*<are the roecaa· of tfca
, play itecif. In addition, there wfll be
rc icr* d aem eut wait» "between
acta." Far a fiiwt dan male qaartet
by Mrari BoWt and Lewi· Dan-'
iir»r, Butler and Bye; attractive bow·
cry caper· by Mia··· Glady* Pawl
port and Koaalia «kSdateéa; «ad
"Coin* te the Boot*," by Moaata.
Balitrti aad Ferreli wfll entertain
yoa. .
Ticket· ate new «a vale by all
member* of the Cornell** Harnett
Chnpter D. A. R. aad aie etlliaf taat.
Don't delay getting yean till the
:<l*iit of the .how. Bay aew aad be
aomir^n ef a Rood aeat.
♦ BUSINESS LOCAL ' ί
——-w f
Ql'ANTITIB* AMD ITILL HOU
liixiry costing every weak to tba ;
Vfi)o% F rout Store, bat of coeraa,.
<jn an advancing market the aaaaar
; a lay your needa, tke better tori
;»u qjtrk actio· «ta the ftaeati
all to wear, theaper M the,
Yellow Front Store, Daaa, H. Cj
Γ-ο you or do yoa not care. B. O. '
.-for Company.
r»» '. mber Z4, IMS.
ι ■1 1 . a~—««β—a
λττεητιομ rtoru.—ουχ ru·
M*· ta (Ma «MtianawTTÛ.^
> PO»«U Ci MON t·
mad· «w ι
•f
T« Um» tb· Mm ratt «f «b*M
iiîrW ·**η Mk"
of ■ tS2ie*itoe»oSr^iuî
ttaw With m κ h 1 T
"·*Ί «· r*wr hnë «4
et tfca YcUev Fmt Km,
punu, M. C., WMrra fâfU Êmt «■»
M*.' to mm and Ί» -■■*■ *—■
Cil·*μ·Γ «Il ih« til
•Hwiw ··»*. *. α
NwcZKmu. IMi.
MONEY TO LOAM
tea* Hi >*">oa:t (N· IIjOM to
».*>*Λ<·β ft./ 4S yean, 0·4·1» mmé
^Jvrtieam, Atiermy*. Dm, M. C.
roe mSZjr
Ea*t Pitmll ft. Ko
cm. Sm a· If lolofMtS. J. ·. War·
raa. at gaipaa Cane·. IT ~
'MITH, PORTE* * CO, COMTftAC.
ton Mi balldei* a* (mm «traa
tar··. Oflra tw- r.-tiW* HMaL
Ρ tempt *.d HiUriNr Mk
it tfa.
FARM FOBEMAM—HAM «ΠΝ
rainy ycirj y p« r»»n^ tn^lhajnaa
Ûannj L.^A^Tsni^er"'». îj
Dm. ANim 1. W. liirfiiil. n
Μ Κ. BmfMt, ft. 1, Dm, k. C.
" p*
ran farms raft iau cbkat—
YowelwiM to ow » to· W pay
lac net la lUi way iM aiu the
tea*· w far H. Tfch wffl ka aacfc
letter tkan raatteg «r tartar ■·
«■tcMBobU·. Ow* a kaaaa far year
fuafly where m laaaM ka Mm
«war. Mm I, Baa 04, Dm, X
C. It H H
Ρ ARM WAXTCD.—I WANT TO
Wy a fa heiet Can· «Mh iaa
proeeaaeata aaar Dn> ar Oaaca.
WMl par Mat eaA. Baa ft kak,
Owe, M. C. I1«M
GOOD MORMtMQ. MATE VOU HAD
year MMrt Cafi >1· aM «
will mTu ta yea. PnaaM·*·
CMk Grocery. lftf.
WOQOt AW.—1 AM PRRPAUD TO
Mb year weed aa dhact mNm,
Lrnefc Wade. «M Cart Bread BL
SI St pi
ANNO U NC EMENT
The Empire Amviement Company bee to
announce that they will exhibit in Dunn ev
ery afternoon end r veiling commencing,
Monday, November 2','th for the entire week
presenting for ycrr approval clean, moral
and refined ahovj riding devices, free acta
and two braaa banda.
Don't fail to visit that Funny Old Planta
tion Show, The Georgia Minstrels.
I
Mauy Million· Lor.t Annually By
Check Raiting
h ku b«ti ratably u> limn ted that {re· thirty to fifty mljlieo·
of ilolUra «to «tvk'D annually free bank depseitora wVo da
not protect their chock i.
It may nrrar ha»· happened to yen—yet year nnrt check may
bt- > a!*-d. '
h ti next te tepoarihlr to writ* a check that U cafe, υ η lea· pro
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