m: niimi nKPAiml
THE DUW1
Mi MI Map Jut m riek nam
>om mw the terminal# would mure
arrdy benefit from On but Idler of
be' rood. Accordingly. it would net
‘a fair to aak the clHuen# of tba re
weta aeeUeoe to Aero equally la tho
t* peace of building Ike road. How
-t*t, It I* hap eat'Me to do equal joe
lee la may aueb matter. Far lute nee.
be whole county bat benefited from
'be tana ef the two Clinton teens
•hip* and Turkey tow nab ip which
■nade the building of. the Warsaw
Cllaton rood oeMlble. There could
ardlr be aay cttetlnetlon drawn In the
'wwllti accruing to the people of
-octfc L'abon towmMp and those el
ower South Clinton, yet the Uttci
mid tax for tea year* while the for
cer id m tax at ell to help builil
be Clhi ton-Warsaw read.
“It may be safely asserted, how
rver, that any one within six or aerei
•diet of the rood or iu terminal:
yoald bo benefltted directly, aud'if
would bo feasible to make a rstlroo
district fourteen mUee in width will
•:alf circle couth ef din ton on rudlui
of eeyea mHea But eren then, thi
wvviu wvuciib uti
non, whDe Umh eight mile* ■»«;
TO aid be bencilttsil Just us much si
thorn sersn miles distent
"Therefore, It would seem the fair
at r re position far the whole count]
e bond itself ter a fraction of thi
o*t say t*00,000 and let die strl]
rote directly benefitted boar the res
of the burden. But hear la wind dm
ho atrip In question would bear tali]
•It the tax harden of the count]
rands. Accordingly, the ones lam ben
fitted wookl bear only a compere
rrcly small share of the burden*, no
early so attach aa the neglected area
rood building have borno in thi
ltd construction scheme of the coon
while, In the latter eaae, .there 1
o property te help reimburse then
hrough tax levies or through profit*
"At this writing; Tuesday morning
e are inclined to believe that Mr
>wea srUl be asked te present a bit
roldag te a vote open the matter *1
tauiag bonds for the construction o
he road. The bonds are eld probabl]
■e for a forty-year period, thus re
■ring th* anneal amount of slnkini
ind to be provided and making 1
malar foes say company that shoali
vish to boy die road to finance thi
'eat
Nothing has been heard from Daw
t» te the attitude of the pceplo there
>•* if the thing takes shape here i
tenuittee will probably vhut Dunn U
'•licit the interest of the people o:
that ptograaaiso tows."
While ee far M Tbs Dispatch ha.
beea able to loam, no action on thi
qoatlaa haa beon token by the citi
-f this railroad. If there was a praa
pact ef gsUiag an additional Stab
•ighway te teach Dona the eitiaen,
it the term would readily lend ever]
effort possible to being it about Then
if addttioaal highways would benefi
tho town, why wouldn't an additions
allroad do tha same?
It strikes The Dispatch that tb
building ef tide psopeued railroai
from Dunn to Sampson’i capita
•o^ld not oaly prove a blessing ti
the people living along the route o
.th* rrJlMMjt Km liul (e mnnl.l «Li
add Unpctuo to th* hulaw lif* o;
tho town* touched by the rood. Th.
building of tho railroad certain]:
eould not detract from the badnaoi
Ufa and future program of Dunn.
Up Lilli ngton way there U aexti
meat faroring the budding of tbii
road, not only from Clinton to Dana
hat through Dana and on Into Lil
Ungton, according to the Hornet
County Hesra. Tho following from th.
Lflliagtoa paper ikoald bo of ta'ane*
to the cititenn of Dana:
"People of LUllnjrton an well ai o
♦bo entire armor oortion of Hornet
Ooonty are deeply Interested in th.
■•ronood conatraetlon of » rol-oei
from CBaton In Sarapoon County ti
Dam. Greatest htenit nn »Vo war
••"♦are eeened **.» Idee d»t II |»,",V
v, .elniv to ledyr* the »»*«mnte”
of Sw road to extend it to
4 iimrh*
Mr<>iH Dudd P-A f Hffmdwbrawn <•
~t the TWia*t feeenlow te-e“'*e- fS
*'i yttba ef the state. Peorhtnj
■'•I- town. too. the reed wmld bo <
feedes to. 0« s»oB as h-(e» fed JtOdli
by be tom taSroado already raneint
'etc Lilli ngton."
WORTHY TRIBUTE
bS f d art- — ta^^g.1.
• I' orlwTr^ RBsaDH^ ^WaO ellv geWpil
of bo Saab a noble and worthy trt
bate roioaBy aim bo wrote:
V* U» Inclined to think that by
“Getting a am «■” tha ywtat
a timber at Superior ooaxt judges la
North Carolina could J'i|inii with
argue mat* judgot am neeemary to
“tarn oat." Howorar. tkla io do re
flection upon tha jadgoa of North
Carolina, whoa la oar opinion rank I
with the he it In ell the land.
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New condition# face the North
Carolina cotton grower. The aid me
thod* will fall where boll wee-ril ia
fcitation U harry. Write for C1S4.
Its free for the asking sad a card
to the Editor of the Agricultural Ex
tension Sendee at Raleigh will bring
yoor copy.
Mrs. Emily Rhean Taylor, aged M
years, died (sddenly at her homo la
m iwwn luwwif.
; CHURCH SOCIAL WITH
l B16 SURPRISE FOR AIL
t
Booth© Light* Brought About a
Rogular TVantfonnatton.
IM mM Hit baa naurit ia*y**n -
Oi • cartels lava ta the alM* e*it
task plae* last wiatar. Tha ton la •
raral t—lb la tha oaatar at a
temlas territory at oeeaMarnhU *x>
tost.
Bacaaa* of tha acattaied popelatlaa
tha ehnreb upper la oaa at tha enamel
•oaataeas whaa arirjhaOy atau aw;
aaybady alaa amd a who** year'* ■*>
, fly Of^goaalf U axchaagad ta the
that, bowatar, tb* copper aajay* a Ms I
; rayatetloa. had whaa ta* last a a*
Pteamed tobaia bead Ml“u—**•
Whaa tha fane are base* drirtag la.1
■hartly attar dark, they ware *1-tl
•yarn can lay ta right at tha aharoh ta
P«afTa a bbea* at llatit yaartag aat at
aaary window. Oat ta am ooraar at
tha aharahyard a HtUa gaaaUaa aw
gta* waa ehnggtag away, aad taridi
> atnpandad troa Tarioaa palate ahaat
ta* hoUgtag. war* a etna bar at gww
tag altcote lights. leptadag ta* bat
tery at karnama lamps with which tha
I oharah had yrarioaaly baaa lighted
Tb* earloBs turn folk aooa gtaeaw
arad tha “tyabam-—* ulf malilai*
term alaatria Ught aad Mwar Bleat.
agaat. aad It aartalaty ieag* m'iit
i *©• »W» ehareb was dOad with tea
bctghtaaaa at the Ughta. aad tha aw
atal atmosphere waa greatly -ir inl
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,i NEW TOY TO AMUSE
I CHILDREN IS uovm TV
, and tto mlatatar* el tattle image, eg.
, gee Hag respectively le ton aad gtrla
■eoaauy (ton to* ala* eg geared a
etogi* tot taamnattag totl* tag earn
> alattag of e Httla toUeea with a day
* tngeed eaageaded from tt. to which to
1 attached a dainty ecrobad* gtrL Wtoa
told ever the tab* of tto eleetrt* n
oaum clearer lomg eaoagh Car tto aar
' real to be farmed aa tto rto ed air
: Item tto tab* will both keep tto kal
I loo* suspended la tto air aad wm
, caaae tto Uttla performer I* whirl
, aboat oa a* trapes* to tto great de
Ugbt of email talk of t ar • year*.
' Uttla electric carnal la ragmlred tog
i tor ateag parted.
, "THE CAT AMD THE CAM ARY"
IS AM EXCITING PRODUCTION
Ira Hards, who staged "The Oat
and the Canary" (or Kllboum Gor
don, Inc., is genera] director for A. L.
Eriaager, and has staged maay other
t notable toccata** Including "Tto
Thirteenth Chair ,- ••Pale Pirn," -The
1 Itoknown Purple" and BtUI* Burha'i
last starring vehicle, "Intimate Stran
1 gore.” Cat and the Canary,” which la
1 declared by the New York critics to
| be tto moet axel ting play Wear writ*
, it", comes to the Opera House, Dunn,
Wadnceda;- evening February 18th.
-V.rih Cir-i’ina county agents help :
d to in.'tall 114 wnlcr 1,355 1
•.tiling lyhlats ud 19 telephone ays- -
roe last year.
Tta agents held 6,711 'meetings »'
Meli tile's wsj a total attnndane<
t 46349^ people reports C. 8. '
ludson. State agent. I
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North Carolina was among the fire!
itatot to begin tick eradication worV
tad la about the last to finish the '
oh. I
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Twenty-eight hog feeding demon- 1
Hratlona with 34* .hogj^are being
FARM DRUDGERY LESS
900000 Firm* Lightening Work
by Eleetrtoal Moan*.
On Others W sees a Carry as Average
ef Perty-ftva Tone ef Water
■very Year.
Old fashioned drudgery wtthoet say
soots! corn penes ttoa U decreaajo*
among the farms of America. This
sen he positively stated after oromfa
lag a oarray od farms made hy elec
Meal Interests.. Tbs shirt roveUOoa
of (bat eerrey was that eae-leoth od
all the farms si tbs United States are
egnipped far etoetrtaal eperstloa.
It sends slgaUeaat to soy that
•66499 terms am now - doles It slew
MsaUy." Snt' It sannda area mors
strataaa«t ta aSate that than are
t,7W.M« utter tew where electricity
te utunrL
Oa Aeee latter ttea old
karoo la Um old way. Tha
than prebably team A
Aay taite woteaa who
■Iddlo Ufa aad Who has
electrical eppUaaoe la har hoaee
haowa how dradaary oas kill the aplrtt.
Tha taraotlcattea meattaate broucht
cat cartels tefonaaiion. D waa toawd
Alt II par aaat te tha tent waaaaa oa
oarry water trow
aay aad avaraco a boat
taaa ad Water a year. Ottaa
tea » aaotet la tha dairy work of
tha fam. aad M par aaat of thaw
waah tha aSk folia, white dd par aaat
•leaa tha araate aaparmtora.
la Uoir dally haaaawark—tha aawa
■art te work that dty hauaawteoa par
Iona dt par aaat te tha waaiaa A
lhatr owa haklac aad M par aaat te
than da their awa aawlnff.
Thay eaaaat tell hook upoa tha oaa
realaat aoraor hah ary or crocary tar
a teat of bread ar a daaaa or aa te
relta. Nrltbar aaa Aay readily call la
a d rearm tier whaa thay waat to acre
aaw ctethaa. had oa teaat tenet tha
aooaday mate h tha Me Baal of tha
Ay. raprccaatlif aa appalBac amosat
te tehor. Thaa. It oaar, Aay aaad a
power aatea Bate tbatr owa haada If
Mack drudcarytelp be arercoaaa.
II tebd to hi. Aad-tha a prate at the
alactvtca] Idea aacac termara U
hrlchteolsc Aa future far yooac fam
wtvaailaat Satttec up** with their hum
haada. le that lhaoa yovac woboi
Bar avoid Aa bowed back* aad aa
tlady tracaa of edraadup ace which
their moth are aad their craaitm other*
aerated.
The aaw araaaclpatlua. moat jbeen
an will aay. It potnc to come amot«
tkoaa l.'OODM farm* whole eledrldt)
tea aad rat t tkeo up tu .tbode.
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A Savings Account is the Successful Corner
, ! ' Stone of Suecees
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STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY :
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Invites you to open one Today
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.»! ! And we invite the farmers and
!*! businaas men of this vicinity to
see us. We are ready and
dble to aid them in financing *■
their businaas.
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COMB IN AND SBB US
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a Dunn, North Carolina
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iariucced by County Agent Dakt* of
Dh««oa county, tie win have four
>opoJ-»t:Tv car lot shipments to
.akv in March.
Farmers to the number of t.610
ere Induced to secure and plant
78,830 bethels of improved jeeda
ut year by farm agents of the ex
inilon service
God Almighty fast planted n gar
lent end indeed It i* lh« pure* of
u net a pleasures; it b the greatest
efreahment to the spirit of man —
I aeon.
Did you ever want to go out to a I
Dieting but couldn’t became you hed'
» watch the roast in the oven? Why
tot with the responsibility on the
inlets cooker?
Louisville Courier-Journal — The
:rue pessimist is the fellow who be
loves either the bolshevik) 01 the Ku
dux will control the world.
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U J- Moore of Charlotte died Fri
day at Durham of injuries received
when he feH down a Cighc of stain
it a Durham hotel the days before.
Business Local
FOR RENT—HOUSE ON N. LAY
ton Avenue next door to my for
mer homo in Dunn. J. 0. Layton,
Dann, N. C. 2 3t pd.
WALTER JONES HAS JUST RE
ccived a car load of Seed Oata, car
toad of teed Irish potatoes and a
car load of No. 1 Timothy hay.
And Jonce Is still paying the
freight 20 Xte.
ANOTHER BIO SHIPMENT OF
Carbide received. Come and get it
H. C. Lee, next to Chinese Lean
dry. 20 2tc.
FOR RENT—TWO CONVENIENT
down-itairs front rooms. Apply at
#07 W. Broad street 1# St pd.
FOR SALE—M-ROLLS OF USED
fence wire. In good condition. If
interested see K. L. Howard. Dann,
N. a, 20 St pd.
Pay When Satisfied
If our work U not satis
factory, you don't have us
to pay until we make It so.
Patronise Home Folks
Our prices are as low,
our work as good, and it
meant quicker service.
Place your order now
for Mantels. Columns.
Screen Doors and Win
dows, Mouldings, Window
and Door Frames, Store
Fixtures, or any Cabinet
c-.Wtlil yep SM* i—IBs i
Jno. W. Hodges A Co.
Dunn, N. C.
CAUL WO. 17
HICH3MITH SEED STORE
Dunn, N. C.
For Seeds, Hollybrook Poul
try Feed. Oats. Irish Potatoes,
Clover, Peas and Soy Beane.
SPECIAL:
Pansy Plants, par do*_50c
Onion Sets, per quart_18c
FOR RENT—NICE OFFICE OVER
nib. Piatt Store next to Dr. P. A.
Stewart’* cfflcc Suitable for law
jrot or doctor. Apply to' A. C.
Barnet, for Information 0 4be.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PRO.
r* V«—33 year* time If wanted.
A noujtt up to $60,000.00. Bee
t*.’;Uan and McLeod, Attorneys,
Lure, N. C. Jen t, Ifc.
FINE FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.
—Piter low and terms oary Good
Houses, land and neighbor*. well lo
cated near schools, church. Daily
mail, public roads, this Is combina
tion {firm .tobacco, stock, wheat,
oats and cotton. Fine time to farm,
so many loaTtnf. J. 0. Layton,
Doan, N C. 20 $t pd.
FOR RENT—ONE OR TWO-MORSE
farm on hlphwsy between Benson
and Dunn. Small house on farm.
School convenient Apply to Moa
roc We Lamb. Dunn, No. ». 1$ *tpd.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM
lands in asr-nunt» from $1,000 to
$30,000 for dt pears. Godwin and
.Tonugmn, Attorneys, Dunn. N. C
FOR SALE. — SLIGHTLY USED
Ford can—Coupee and Roadsters.
Prlcoe and to rent to euit purchaser.
W. C. Bell. Attorney. 1$ 2tc.
FOR SALK_FORD COUPS IN
good condition. So* K. V. OotaiT.
BO 2t pd.
FOR SALK—NICK PEA VINK HAY
at #22 50 per ton. Strictly eaah
J. la Layton, Dunn, N. C. 9 flt pd.
MANTELS-WK SPECIALIZE ON
fin* mantel*. column* for all pur
poMi, and irroen work. Jao. W.
Hodgsa and Co. BOtfe.
MONEY TO LOAN,—ANY *
on long time. If interested aoa us
at onco. Waot and Wirt, Attorn*/*.
19 tf*.
WANT TO TRADE—*P ABSENCE*
Auburn autontobil* In good condi
tion for Ford Truck. Hudson
Dmpcr Electric Co. SOtfu.
MEAL—CHOICE WATS* Ground
irr.nl tt SO cent* per peck. Flea
mao'* Cash Qroeary. It tfr
BRICK.—KILN RUN BO PR* CENT
Lard. Shipment* within 48 hour*
after receipt of ordar. Layton
Brirk Work* (Ertabliahod IMS)
Marion, 8. C. Dm 1 « dm.
FOR SALE—TWO FORD COUPES
and two Dodge touring*, cheap.
»'.ia>.h ov on torm«. Smith and Mc
Kay. 1 tfc.
AT METROPOLITAN
I-THEATRE
Wednesday, February 28th
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KILBURN GORDON, Inc.
Presents
THECA? THE CANARY
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Presented Here by the Big Company
Mysterious, Thrilling and Full of Fun!
PRICES: $2.00 and $1.00
Mail Orders Early
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New Comfort for Seven
THB new Willya-Knight model* include
two low-awung leven-panenger car*—a
'toommodiou*, fully appointed 8edan and a
roomy, comfortable Touring car. Both are
powered by the motor that actually improve*
Midi me.
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TOJTJP'.
WILLYS
KNIGHT
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XT V. Gainey, Dealer’.
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