DISABLED j
E3tS WANTED1
Mri, Buckner Aopcals To State
For Air* In Assisting
Cripple*
Cay'.Rf iuirire to ‘The Unknown
3':ld.er“ unit "lu-e.g 'lowers or hi*
grave war .*. bw..r.t.{jl evibat*. If the
Unknown Soldier could speak, no
doubt hr 'vc.uk! *»y something ilko
th.c, ro'.octly dccta: i) former Svcr*
:«ry of In* Xc.vy. Joseph** Dnniela:
•‘A’! thi :v,-or» that could come
:j n*c have oocn rendered. It i* to
n:y liv'ng .on.miles that you can
loader help onJ blousing. Mrjiy are
wound" I r,n; a.r'.c .".no nerd cheer,
comfort end oncoaniffoiK'H- Co to
them, my living coin rad'*’’
“Since the opening,"’ *cy* Mr*.
Eackner, general secretory Buraca-i
I'hiiatheo Union, “of the firrt govern
ment hospital In Western Xortii Car
olina. the Burr." iv i and 1’a via the a* of
No:-th Carolina, with the aid of
friemir, hav* bc-e.i bringing cheer and
ranitlir.c into Uis lives of our rick
rcrots *r« r.ut-MS in Ui.se gro.nl hos
pi lab by tl.clr mcsKtges of love nnf i
appreciation, exprci* vi through flow
err, git*. visit* and trie Pellvanna
Flowers beautiful potted ,-lanti
R*ui cut flowur*. bavu been one of the
moat highly priaeii of all gifts or cx
preuionr. At Christmas and bloater
each year young people p ace a potted
plant ami cut flow*;* by the bedside
of uvery patient at Otoen Hospital,
with a cup I bearing a special mes
»axc. This year tre want flowery by!
Ike bedsides. In the Ron-parlorm, in
th« Red Croat Houses and an every
table in the mew halls.
"There are uhoat 900 patients at
the War Veterans Hospital at Otoon,
who are still nerving ua sa-itlt broken
health and bodies, and it should be
our pleasure to continue our service
to them. "Say with flower*" tha mes
sage you would bring them in per
son. If you could.
"In addition to the flower*, era
n«A»d for our Chriitmas greeting 900
Christmas boxes, each with the name
of the giver on a card inside; hand
kerchiefs; neckties; socks; pocket
knives; safety msort and blades;
fountain pens; p nrils; tooth brushes
and paste; pocket combs; shaving
brushes and rasps knitted sleeping
cap*; bed room slippers; nuta; can
dies and other non-perishable Christ
mas knick-knacks.
"Pleas* Send the gifts or money
to boy them to Ha N. Ruckncr, Gen
eral Secretary Baraca Philalhea Un
ion, Ashevillo^ N. C., who will ack
nowledge them promptly and will tea
that all sued gfts are placed in the
hamla of the patients. Please send
them iariy and avoid the holiday
nidi, ns it takes time to deliver them
to each of the patients.
Ml^t n* remember some one with
our gifts and our fsrvlee, and learn
the true spirit of Christ who taught
that it ii more blessed to give than
to receive.”
MEMORIES
It it perhaps, not generally known
that the older', quick-lunch establish
ment In Dunn ;* conducted by a man
who wa* preparing viand* to tempt
the liquor-aeorchod, shy and fickle
palatcsof Cape Pear River Steamboat
Captains and their friends, who were
generally very particular gentlemen
of the old South and whose tastes
were distinctly epicurean, whan the
site of tho pro tont town of Dunn was
nothing more than grazing ground for
the cattle and hogs belonging to Sib
Neighbor*, John Robert Godwin, Na
than L. Phillip*, Dave Truelovc, Jo
*iali Pope, Hinton Momls, and Albert
Sarles.
Por twenty years Chat. Thaggard
w*a known to the father* and grand
fathers of the prevent generation as
the b**t cook on the river when thoy
floated rafts to Wilmington and
came back on the A. P. Hurt.
I suppose that the last trip the A.
P. Hurt made to any point above
Fayetteville was in tho fall of 1884
or the spring of ’9I>, I don’t remember
the exact date (aak Charlie) when
aiie delivered the last consignment at
freight that ever came to the town
of Aver*thorn axelutively hy watsr.
Oh, ye*, Charlie could cook in
♦hose days, and his 070 hat not yri
lost it* lustre or his brain its cunning
nor his hands their deftness, and the
sons and grandsons of tho clientele
his younger day* rrowd hi* tablet
now on busy days In Dunn, at Utcj
have for tho sixteen year* sine* h<
quit the river and came here.
Full many a yoke-burdened tender
be* undergone a complete transfer
matlen and become rich rare steal
under tho skilful management ef thil
prince of good cooks. In th* dayi
of Averathorough’s flourishing post
- .v iww ana I ■ ■ ofiwam
Kyle'* landing poatoAce batwaei
tb*r* and Faycttariilc w*a kept b;
Marrhall Wude and waa auppliad b:
John Norria who carried tho mai
With a hor>« and cart from Fayette
rflla to Raleigh a few of the wall b
do folk* along the route had woodoi
mall hoxea nailed to trraa by tha row
•ldo la which John pat their mai
wWch conalated of ait ooeaalonal lari
tar from dimant ralativea or frlaad
and nt a f«w place* tho Atlant
Weekly OanaWtaUou and tha Ralelg
Carrfti an Advocate. After-tha Wllao
Fayottovilla ihorVeut waa complete
la ’M and the epiri* af program gc
•ili'uaii i.) Hits land romcom .’aned a
n'U-ptpor idled the Dim tig tv
beard. 1 uo i.ot trunk Du-r. ha» txen
'v J.out 3 ni-Aj]itjKr‘ riser.
I rt'a sen: I thiuh it tn Albeit
aur'.ir. who cut the original .imbet
growth from the ground now occu
pied by G. F. Pope's mill property.
Four sixteen foot cuts between the
•tump and the fin* limb he’d get,
ai d occasionally now we run crrois
a board twenty luchto wide, pure
'icart, that came out of such trees as
grew ttcrc. Pshuwl I mutt be getting
old, reminiscing that way. They ssy
old folks lire in the past. Good night.
D. H. LEE.
r. H. In those day’s uncle "M»’
co"»” would tuko hit Ion ('-barrel led
lilver mounted ir.tuxle leading rifle
cut along the Cape Fear banks and
»iU a do ten squirrels while ount
E.Tie wus getting the stove hot morn
toS*. D. K. L.
legaiT advertising
NOTICE OF SALE
Ry virtue of the terms of ■ certain
mortgage deed executed by Willie
Pope, and wife, Mollte Pope, which
mortgage deed is duly registered in
Hock 108, ]*afro 271, in the office of
the Register of Demis of Harnett
County, default having been made in
the payment of the notes secured
thereby, the undersigned mortgagee
will on Saturday, December 23rd,
1022, at 12 o’clock M., offer for sale
at public auction at the Courthouse
r\.._ i. i : 11:_a — _ VI r* *_ .
the following lamia in Harnett coun
ty, to-wit:
Beginning St a stake in B. 7. Wil
liams line, and runs S. 86 degrees E.
9.60 chains to a stake and pointers In
the old Held; thence due North 6.64
chains to x stake and pointers near
the corner in a hedgerow; thence
duv East 16 chains to a stake end
pointer* In edge of a small branch;
thencr North S 1-2 degr»es West 84
chains to a stake and corner In a
branch; thence North 79 degrees 8
1-2 degrees East 46.40 chains to tba
beginning, containing 105 acres of
land.
This the 23rd day of November,
1882.
■> A. BLAYLOCK. Mortgagee.
Nov 24 Dad. 1 8 15 28.
NOTICE Or SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of a Special
Proceedings in the Superior Court of
llamott Lounty, before the Clerk, en
titled “Sarah T. Hodgea, Administra
tor of W. A. Hodgus, deceased vs
Eva May Hodges et als." same being
No. - c7. the Special Proceedings
Docket of aid court, ositl the order
obtained therein tbs undersignod
commissioner will, on Saturday, De
exmber 23, 1982, at 18 o’cloek M.,
on the premises is Avcrasboro Town
ship, Harnett County, North Carolina,
sell at public auction for cash to tba
last and highest bidder, the following
described tract or parcel of land:
Beginning at a stake in Bcttic Hick's
Brunch, J. W. Hodges and W. A.
Hodges' cornoi, and tuna up said
’inarch X. 4 1-2 W. 8 chains to an
old corner; thence N. 78 1-2 E. 4-60
chains to a stake; thencr the old
line N. 24 1-2 E. 10.90 chains to s
stake at the corner of wire fence, l
new comer; thence a new line and
u the wire fvnex 8. 78 8-4 E. 9.4G
chains to a stake another new comer;
thence another new line S. 12 8-4 W
12.65 chains to a stake in the original
line; thence the original line N. 88H
W. 15.60 chains to the beginning
containing 1C acres, more or leas.
Time of sale—Saturday, Decomben
23, 1922. 12 M.
Place oi sale—On pramiaet, At
cratboro Township, at W. A Hodgei
Flome Place.
Term* of sale—-Cash.
Tl.:. Vic on a nan
J. A. MeLEOD, Commissioner.
Nov. 24 Dec 1 8 IS.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
The undersigned having quatillec
tn Administrator of the estate ol
Georgia 8. Gainey, deceased, late ol
Harnult County, this is to notify al
persons having claims against said cs
tste to present them to me duly vert
fled on or before the 24lh. day o!
November. 1928 or this notice will b<
pleailed in bar of their recovery; al
person* indebted to said estate wil
make immediate payment.
This 24th day of November, 1922
LENNIE GAINEY. Administrator
Dunn, N. C
Clarence J. Smith, Attorney.
Nor. 24 Dec. I 8 15 22 29.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of th« powei
»te contained In a certain dee<
of trust, executed by Ellis Goldstsli
to the Bank of Harastt, Trustee, da
ted May 7, 1920 and recorded ii
the office of the Register of Deed
of Harriett County in Book 19A, peg
229, default having bean mads in tn.
payment of the notes secured there
by and the undersigned trustee hav
I in^ been vpccificslly icqueated by th
! bidders of the notes thereby scouted,
' ;!•« undersigned trust** will offer lor
so1* st public auction tor cash, st
dir. court tounn doot, LUllngton, N.
V o . Wuinordny. :!io 20ta di:y of
iknmber 1922, the followir £ Jc
] teribed lots:
All those certain lota of land lying
' and being in the County of Harnett,
: State of North Carolina, roar the
Town of Dunn and being lots No. #
to 8 inclusive in Block "D" und No*.
14 to 19 inclusive in Clock “F* on
* plat of land formerly owned by
JL. I. G rant.mm and known as the
Erwin Cotton Hills addition as sue
'eyed and plaited by J. C. Brady,
pW. of which is on record In Harnett
County, North Carolina In the Regis
(ter of Deeds office. Hist Book No. 1,
page So, to which plat rcfemr.ee is
jieruby made for u more complete de
scription by miles and bounds.
Terms of sale: Cash.
T.mc of rale; 12:00 M.
D-ite of role : December 20, 1922.
Khee oil sale: Liliington, N. C.
This November 14th, 1622.
BANK OK 11AHNKTT, Trustee.
. Novctnbur 17 24 Doc 1 8.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Tho undersigned having qualified
u» Administrator of tho estate oi
MeO. Holliday, deceased, late of Har
»>L‘U Couniv. tllld it to nrttffv mII n»r
; son* listing ciairas against sain estate
tc pretent them to me duly verified
on or before toe 24th day of Novem
ber 1923 or thla notice trill bo pleaded
in bar of their recovery; all per
sons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment.
Thla 24th day of November, 1922.
HARPER Met). HOLAJDAY,
j Administrator,
Dunn, N. C.
Clarence J. Smith, Attorney.
| Nov. 24 Dec. 1 8 15 22 29.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a deed ef trust
executed by A. L. McLaachlin r*d
wife. Frances HcLaucltiin to P. 8.
cooper. Trustee, dated October IS,
19»/ and recorded is Harnett conn
ty In Book 109, page 43« in the of
fice of the Register ef Deeds and de
fault having bean made in th« pay
1 meat of the notes aecnred thereby
and the undersigned trustee having
been specifically called upon to fore
close too said deed of trust, toe un
dersigned trustee will offer lor sola
at politic auction at the court house
I door, Lallington, N. C-, on Wcdaes
uay, toe 20th day of December 1922
I cl 12:00 o’clock M. for cash to toe
j Bigneet bidder Lite following dcacrib
|eu tracts of land:
i Tract No. 1. Beginning at a
stake formerly a pine. Goo. H. Lee's
I vomer at toe run of the Pope
.bianch; thence Lee's line 8. S( E.
24.00 chains to a stake, Maliaaa Sill's
corner, and runs her line South 7 1-2
Meat 30.(5 chains to a stake, kor
corner in (ho Hobby Line; thence her
line ok raid line booth 25 West 96
links to a stake, the Hobby corner In
iianfoot's line; thence Baiefoot’a
line North 34 W. 16.00 chains to
n wnile oak stomp on the South side
of Pope's Branch in wood’s line;
thence his line N. 00 K. 2.60 chains
I to u stake on the run of aaid branch
a* it zncandani to the beginning, con
taining 28 acres, more or Was, sad
being that land conveyed to W M.
Pope by Richard Stewart and wife,
by deed recorded In Book K No. 7,
page 4, in the office of luc Register
of Doeds of Cumberland County.
! TRACT No. 2: Lou No*. 28, 29
:urut 3J in the division of the A. E.
H&ruer orooertv in the Town at
Dunn, as inown by map made of
said property, us regiatcred in Book
169, page 568, in Die office of the
degister of Deeds of Harnett Coun
ty, which record is referred to for
complete description of said lots.
TiLACT No. 3: Lota Numbers 31
and 32 in Block “C" and iota Num
ber* 33 and 34 in Block “V” in the
division of the i. A. and Beulah Cook
I property in Booth Dunn. North Caro
lina, according to map and plat of
I said division as registered in Book
1169 .page 586, in the o ce of the
’• Register of Deed* of Hamott county,
which record ta referred to for com
plete description of aaid lota.
Time of sale: 12:00 o'clock 11
Date of sale: Deeembor 20, 19*2.
Dace of sale: Court bouse door,
Liliington, N. C.
Term* of sale: Cash.
I Tlii* 14th day of November, 1922.
P. 8. COOPEK, Trustee.
Nov 17 24 Dee 1 8.
NOTICE
Under Du power of aalc contained
in a mortgage deed made by A- &
Goodman and wife to Martin Good
man, recorded la naraeU County ix
Book 108. page *03, said mortgagt
• deed having m:en duly tranaferres
I an.l assigned to E. F. Strickland bj
i transfer duly recorded In He met:
• County in Book 198, page 193, ant
i under the power of sale contained li
i a mortgage deed from A. R. Goad
! men end wife to B ,F. Strickland
i recorded in Harnett County In Bool
- 116. page 441, default having boot
■ made in the payment of the not*
UDY WAS IS A MD FIX
FROM MERVOOS MDOBESTMM
I -
■tel. Mlm.—*'l k*4, Hr a »•»«
■ow. mw ywwfcw
cd rtonac* htmhW," ap Mn. Alaaao
Port, HIT Chy S«r««t, tht»d»y. •'Tbt
tOMtlWllwMMIliiUonMAl
Door tad «0. I Ml »• I coaM Inr
reeurad I17 raid mortgage deed* the
un.lcrcigtaed un'jrnee and mortgage*
u'.<l ( Xpcia tn sale at pnbll* auction
to Cie nigluut bidder for oMb atthe
. ioc'thour? door la LKllngtoo. Har
| County, .NV«th Carolina at 12
j o'clock M., on Monday, December IS,
lf'2? the following drrc Qwd laad:
A certain pirec or tract of land
lying and bring in Arcruabero Town*
ei-p Harnett County, State ef North
Caro Ur a and dcecribrd and defined
at "oUowj, to-wit: Br[tinning at a
•trice and pointer* tn a breach, Kra
Llliio Hodge i and A. A. Goodman'*
to* <er, formerly J. R. " ri*k‘—1 and
Martin Goodman'* comer, end rut I
at their line N. 38 E- 6.87 chain* to
J*.i* comer of the Are acme Martin
Coe Jman *cU A. A. Park*; thence
a>. I'tnt Uni* S. Jig E. 7.84 chain* to hi*
corn er in Ihe A. C. L R. E right-of
way line; thence as tint line S. 88
w. d.45 chain* to the inn of a
i>, .sell; thence up the rnn of the
V ,**ith to the beginning, containing
i.<* acre*.
Th’.i Nov. 17, 1022.
E. F. STRICKLAND,
Augnoc of Martin Goodman.
R. F. Stricklnnd, Mortgagee.
Nov. 17 24 Ur* l 8.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES
TATE
Under ami by virtue at tbe power
nf iulc, coiteined in a deed of trust,
uv-de t/y W. M. Moore and wife, Lo
la Moore, dated May 19th, 1922,
■ir.d recorded in linnk No- 198, page
> 10, of the office of the RegisLer of
Deeds of Harnvtt Ccunty, North Car
olina, and drfuttlt having bora made
in the payment of both principal and
Interest on the note, secured by the
trdd deed of trust, and tbe holder of
mid note having requested foreclos
ure. ibo undersigned trustee will
at the court boose door la
LlUington, N. C„ Harriett County at
twelve o'clock noon, Friday, Decem
ber 8. 1922, offer for sole for cash
to the highest bidder the following
described met or parcel of land la
t ie town of Dunn:
Using lots Noe I, g, and 19 la tha
dikleten of tbe land purchased by J.
E. Wilson and wife, Ruaicy J. WB
*on from C. F. Young and sold at
auction sale by Murphy Brothers on
December 22nd, 1918, bounded by
R. R Street and Granville Street,
each lot containing in Mot 28 feet by
140 feet.
Also lota known ae Met 11, 12 and
11 oa map made by deem E. Brines
la Ihe subdivision of the land far
-ale of John B- Wilton and wife
»:i December 22, 1918, mde by
Murphy Brothers land section com
pany, lying on the East aide of tbe
A C. L. R R. Co., adjoiaiag the
lot* of J. D Phillips and otl.cn, each
be li g 25 x 1ST feet. Reference 1*
•node to a bond for title registered
In the K-gistry of Harnett ;n Book
6. Page 112.
'Ihe undersigned trustee will re*
qrl'e bn per cent paid oa the day
of w.l* ss evidence of good faith.
Terms of sale—-Gem
Date of sale-—Friday. December 8,
If22 at twelve o’clock noon.
Place of sale—et the Court House
door in Liliingten, N. C.
C. C. PARKER. Trustee.
Tbe 8, day of November, 1922.
Nov. 10 17 24 Dec. J.
NOTICE Or BALE
By virtue of aamcder of the Su
perior Court of Harnett County ls
kued on the 28th day of November,
1022, In special proceedings entitled
“Tiiaddeiia Lee, Admr. of the estate
nf J. C. Ben. doe eased, agri-vet Mary
B.U, Ruth Bell aad J. C Bell, Jr.,
ct nl,” the undersigned Commissioner
ipolnted by hU Doer** will on gai
ner. tha both day of December,
*922. at IX o'clock M., offer for tale
"t the Municipal Building, In the
Town of Dunn, North Carolina, tha
following dvecribad tract of land, to
v.H:
Ona lot of land in tha Town ef
Tunn, barlrmlttg at « point on the
Wortham margin of ildccrton Street
TC feet Esitvird from the iotence
t;>on confirmation of
Ccurlj ami one-third
FOR THE OLD HOI
j or
| FOR THE NEW HOME
iGet your furniture at—
Barnes & Holliday’s
I ^ v ,,
I No store has a larger, prettier, more ser
viceable line. I
No store can quote you more attractive
pnces. ■ .*■*
■■ - -■ - |p||
SEE US FOR STOVES |
The
Bames & Holliday Company I
Dunn, N. C.
^ ^mSSSmes^ssssfis^s^SSSSSSESSSSSS&SaSSiSSSSS^ I
- — . ■ ■ ■ — --—■■
Good Shoes
Heavy Underwear
Warm Clothing
—these are the things you will need for the weather soon to —»twl there as no pin
in the Dunn District where you will find a better line then here.
Standard Makes in
Every Line
—The very best that can be bought—sold at prices you can afford to
find at BOLDSTEIN'S ALL THE TIME.
« H M ►
.< .
; i! S GOLDSTEIN SAYSt BUY WINTER CLOTHES NOW.
Gold' u