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i ; *' ; . g , XVai street recently .lioni-e. I «m of i»J members for “ obviaw* fraud or false pretense * Sure the woxM b gttrinf better. See by the papers that the Auntie Com Line i* to spend $2&QOO,OOC OiMniaipmenr. which is a good m Afler the ibmut of nine years, the dove of peace is said to have re tarded to die Near East. The <|ue> doa is, Win they let it remain there ? ** farmer* look Upon Ford as a w J ■C1U V./UI OI I IN Wilderness ” reads a headline. We wonder if the trip is to be made on a “ Tin I Jane.** — ■ '» ■■■■», Emperor Simmona of the Kn Khtx Khn »ay* the mask is going to stay right where it i*. In other words, the Map is |o continue its * good works ** under cover. . o Those fanners who refuse to fight the boil weevil because they think it ♦ plane seat from harm show poor judgment. A refusal to kill a /house-thr nr mosquito upon like J grounds would be just ss reason / "“** -=—• / A cow b nrportft to have pre vented Ueot. Russell L. llaughan from making the dawn-dusk trip across the comment. The cow went and placed herself in the way of the asraHp, and in an effort to miss her the aviator wracked Us plane. It happened when he was boding his machine, however, and not in tic air. e > Serratety of State Everett dm* serve tu an inducement for bring | lag mure indtistircs tu Dunn: | it wooid be something entirely [ I out of the ordinary fur butk there I plant* tu be imt ottt of cusmmssioo ] l '4 the same tante. Yet that unusual • 'bin* will be the only reason why I Doiw's power supply should hr in terrupted when die project imiw he-1 inf perfected is completed This, however, w ill only prove an atkli-1 lioa to the already muncrous advan tage* Dunn has over many of the! town* hi the State. Vo town in the State is provided with better* shipping advantages than Dimn.' Perhaps no town in the State has a healthier climate, and surety no other town is surrounded on all -ides by better fan mo* land-.. Talcing all these thing*, into «m Mdernrimt, the only thing left for she citiacns of the town to do is to •tet busy ami develop the- re>oorces !.t thrir commaml. - - - § THREE GUARDSMEN IN ! MARYLAND KILLED BY I BOLT OF LIGHTNING Baltimore, »<!., J«l, n_Three I ■smheim of the Pifth Regiment,! Maryland National Gaant. in camp! at Sauadeni range, Aan* Arundel i roiuitjr, were killed toaight whan a I vNt of lightning struck la a group of nan- Tea soldiers warn reported in-! fared. • The man .ware lounging abaut •.*»• mmp at the time watching a severe' thunderstorm that swept over the I -action of the eoantv. __ I THREE PERSONS KILLED i IN MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT Terre Hants. In<l.. July II.—Three psnaas were instantly killed ana two eriotialy Injured naar hare n>;. af. t area an when a motor car which ores •died on the track of the Biy Poor ailroad was struck' hy a passenyer train. ALASKANS GREET * PRESIDENT HARDING Wrangell, Alaska, My 9_Prvai dsat Hard Lay, landing here today, rreetiay thoumads of people of WranyaU and Pitcnlary, aad In an address doUvored from ths steps of Iho Farem eoo'rthonao, dads red ha casae to Alaska “as an apostla at u nde retarding” and wanted his ad “Rnlstretieo to yo down in history as “a period of understand!!*." "That is what the world aad the nation moat need.” the President de-i dared. • The Presiiiant oai welcomed to Wrarvytn by Rev. Mr. Dtvea. y-rt™ dm Presbyterian church, who ia tredncid him to the cheeriny crowd. M THE (TORCHES Firs* CkiMu CW4 *EV. a. O. MATTOX. Pastor. Btklo School Sunday-• :<( A. M.' ProvblM 8uaday.11*0 a. M I ®P*<**1 antic that will t* eajoyad bT all F»’9o«W«« Sunday-8*0 P. M Chriaian End—cor Menday.S P. M. Mld-wock Soreiee Wedneoday.B P. M. PubMe Medially tarited to cotao and worship with oa At The Gospel Tab— 'i Tho (Object for the Sunday non “«le« a* U* Gospel Tebamaclc *fM be "Christ in the Apocalypse.” We will also take the Lord'i upper at tho rtoee of the morniog massage. We mo anxious that all tnnmbora of the congregation will be present aa far at possible. We also welcome all trange re ami vMtora (bat will won' -hip with ua. Dost forget our growing Sunday i school at »:4S. You will fully enjoy! the hour In Bro. Hoods Bible cists for men and women. Come and feel at homo. I. L. DAVIS, Paatar. SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESS OPERATES TRUCK LINE Goldsboro, July II.—The South eastern Exprc&n company thi* morning started llteir new truck line from fhM citV in (TirtCtAn u«rJ nlkar points east of this city. A large truck, received by the company here several day* ago. left the union sta* lion at 7 a. m.. in charge of Milton I’earock. The company expects to hare two large trucks on the m:w line within the next week or 10 days. The trucks will make three trips daily from Ooldslioro to Kinston and returned. The truck this morn ing was well loaded with express jiackages. NEW HEALTH OFFICER FOR CUMBERLAND CO. raysUavHle, July II,—At a moat ing al the Board of Health of Cum berland county. Dr. K. W. Larkin of farad his resignation as county health officer, which office ha has held for ahaat two yean. Ha resignation was accepted and Dr. J. W. McNeill was elected tmaaimeualy is hit place. Dr. MeNaUl boa servod la the past ••both city and county health officer, and therefore haa had considerable a^arteaca In the performance of lha responsible duties which will devolve are wiil be applied to the financing! of the State’s good roads program, and that's a fine way to spend it. We think weU of the pbo adopt ed by the board of commissioner* of Harnett county to pay the tame • reward for the blockader that i* pakl for the still. The arrest of one hkirkader will have more effect in cnrfiing the Kooor traffic dvr the capture of a arisen stills Vet 4be officer takes more chance in ar restng the biockader than ie rcquir ad in the capture of a still. A Wien Pins The plan of the Kaxtern Carolina Chamber of Commerce whereby this • favored section of the Old North State is to be advertaied to the out ride r orld should receive cordial x’tppon. In the first place. Eastern North Carolina has something to offer fan the w^y of natural advan tages, and why shouldn't'the fact , I* advertised. The right sort <rf imbfirity has placed California and <dw rcctkms of die country on the map in big letters. Ko other sec tion uf the United Stales has more to offer the outsider than has East ern North Carolina. The value of •dvgrtiaing has been proven in many ways, and if it b good for the individual or business concern, then *1 is good Inr common ities and party landed h«u this moring to And I tb*town, one* tho chief trading sta tion of the Hudson Bay company, de-' coratod with flags aa.1 flooded wtthj tbe sunshine of a perfect suastaer day. He« the party saar Ita Ant to-’ 'em poles. The President and Mrs. Harding were presented with a huge backet of strawberries, nearly twice the dse of the berries they bsro been accustomed to in Washington, and n , bouquet of mammoth peonies. There will he a lawn feu on Luck »*w square this craning at S o'clock far the ken silt of the local chapUr Daughters o fthe Confederacy. The 'band will' furnish music and them wffl be folk dances, by the Camp Fire girim. Bsfreahmsnts will be said. No charge for admission. MLCTOUmN CELEBRATES SIXTY THIRD BIRTHDAY Duke, July 11. — J. A. O’Quinn, well-kaown resident ef Duke, cele brated ths sixty-third anniversary of Ms birth Tuesday night by giving hla large host ef friends a very samp taoua supper. Vr. O'Qelaa has resid ed bate far asore than Aftaan ywars,, •taring which time ha has S*hn that town grow from • mere hamlet into «• af the awst IhrMng villaget to he feurd auywhere. It was, therefore, j ehoald iiwMi in calehmUagr the WdM«f tf Mr. O’Quinn. Caada* here (Ifteen yean age fce« haUgk, ahn ha had Ihrad far •aay yaara, ha ha* aaai practically «w «wi that ha» hapyanad her*, aad arfcteh he warn faatfiar wtth la •aanr dataC. Mr. 0*Q^aa la alao at lha kind af aWaan af ateah tba tewa M»T w»B ha praad. Far aaany yaara. ha baa bald a peertie* with tea Crate *Hh it -art mpaaaftWt, hat -Wa de Jeha.” aa ha la hatter kaawa, ha* dlerhargad M* datlaa la aaah a way aa te wadt the pntae af tea' I - I i Raleigh, July 7.— Checks aggre gating mre than $2,000,000 went ut Raleigh, July 7.— Checks aggre gating more than 52.000,000 went out to thirty-odd thousand mcmlicr* “• the North Carolina Cotton Grow er* Co-operative association tmlay from headquarters here, it was an nounced by General Manager U. D. Hlalork. Tlie cheks, he declared, represent the fourth distribution nude to mctnljres, bringing die total advances to 22 cents a pound, basis middling, and making a grand total of 315,000,000 paid out on 135.000 of cotton received by the as sociation. Another advance will probably be made to tnctnbdm be fore the final settlement for the Rapart of the Coadfcfcm of THE commercial rank _ At Duan in the Bute ef North Caeetlno, at the eloee of business, laae *0th, IIU. RESOURCES l/o»n> and Divaunt, till I ■ —, IT over U deliberations for time In t'.^ WrtoTT °t pmty :» in North' Carolina, the rati* K*.> c’rtl,,c accepted the resignation of j. Dav! Norwood of and unani "*ou*»y oloetnd Dawaon. of! Kin*too, to Henderson, of Salisbury, wioli <*r*l ox or the 74 men and ,r» prvrentj Clthor lo pen- proxy, and! *4 It with inch _ aaaumnce! that even Luke , inheritor of| deep-dyed prej ,^ut woman'll sofTra*», f-otgot _ lure and want ed to re-elect her iairman She Wti gtvw «o o Saxe fur the itton of Chair-* man Daweon who ha ascended the! daia and tacama hector of «,<• party’s destinies I ’ the State, and: the protest raised- rer W. N Excr-I •U’a InaioUaco tfc t hh roaicoxtion! a* a member of lie committee be accepted the «5-ei iute semion was perfunctory. No X mi nations other . tan that i f Dawson were offered, ... 5 i> election »•»* by acclamation Ktl oven the resignation of A. D tVultr a- a member of the commit *'•* ai’.i the transfer of bia mantle tv - 'bocldora of Hi* n**t friend, Joa R. Hurtneat. or Stateavin*, canted a in the committee session. The <■c4trr.Mi.lon was accepted and Hart .tee* elected in hit stead witbosrt com ment from anybody. He goes back at he expressed It, to become u privuti :n the ranks. Dawson's luum waa presented tc the committee by former Bcnaloi Powell A. Glldwcdl, of Uockinghan county, and wa* seconded by formei Solicitor Walwr 1). Siler, of Pitt* boro. Neither speech wa* more thar a minute iu duration, and *uch aigni Itcancc us w»i to be extracted from Cho situation wua observed in the fact thut a union of the Morrison anc Card ntn ■faction.; of the party war accomplished when these two met roe* to »P«»k on the same point Judge Walter H. Neal, of Lattrin burg, gave emphasis to the unity ol purpoas when he declared that THw ion wa* the fittest man in the Stall for the place . Senator Outs. U. Har ri*. present by the proxy of Mrs. 0 Max Gardner, wa* instructed to out her vote for Mr. Dawson. Thut wui tree ted with spplauve. and presently Mr. Dawson wa* brought forward ami riven the gavel ef office. Although accepting the post undci »_ ___ | protest, hr declared that he dodlealed • ;il» entire Urongth to furthering the i j cause of Democracy in North Caro lina, and invited tht co-oporation ami I .larnost aisirtgnc* of every Democrat ' 1" lit* SUtn toward continuin ' the. | party in the high roiodon Unit it ha* been called to perform for North | Carolina. Re was given a rousing ov | atlon of approval, and Judge Nca) , embodied the pledge in a reuo ution. In the absence of the retiring chairman. Mira Uendcnon took ovar ■ the direction nt the mooting without, •uggvution from anybody and direct*, l ' it* deliberations with the utmost skill [ and anurance. So well Khooled a po-'. lilician on i* George Rosa Rou took I suggestion from her at the outset. nc-' - ■ ——-r mowltdfed hit orror and aat down mtd hit botintu wau la order. Mr. Hoa carried Iq hia pocket the resignation of the former Re vena t ,'omm.umntr, and even before Uu roll wtu called »u up to present 11 mil have It acted upon. M4tl llendcr ion targetied that it wait until Um roll wat called, and directed ihi ilcetion of a secretary. That poji rent to R. 0. Self, and he called Uu roll. Seventy-four of the 120 mem >er» were declared prevent, In per ion or. by prory.-—Raleigh Newt am Dbtervcr. Hendersonville- Druid Hills t« *c nw subdivision no Ashivilli tnul SPECIAL OFFFR I Steel cols and springo complete, In luta-of 100, each_$2.50 i In lot* of ten. each__$2.71 , Levs than ten. each__7"_ _$3.0C i These cot* arc black enapKnod, sarntkin white enamel ~50c~more ! Army Refrigerators >n*Se by National Refri/erator Com pany for the government, tfley suitable for grocers, butch ers and reRtauruntydelivereff-._\_7_$125.00 Round pointed shovels inubt*. of id, each_7._50c Loss than ten. each_1_y__7__'_65c ; Laundry Bags. dozen_^__f_$5.00 Less than a dozen..each___-4-__50< THE ARMY STORE // U. TAGER, Proprietdf Dona, —s— —!— I North Carotins pH— I ^OR TWO WEEKS i WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT A 5 cent DISCOUNT TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUi FALL STOCK A Rig Full Sized Iron Bed * • I - Valne . A Real Bed Spring For Only_ '•> Dozen* of ether • to choi This Sale? .Covers Our Entire Stock ^ of Furniture—guffs',"fc.ltchon' J T ' Cabinet*, Stoves* Ranges, Iron Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Bed Room and Living Room Suits. f THIS IS ONE OR'THE LARG EST AND BEST ASSORTED stocks of Furniture in NORTHTCAROL1NA j KITCHEN CABINETS . ih* pride of all good housekeeper*. Wo V*ot to show you a real cabinet MA t%Q •nd you can buy bt a rani price #£9.£0 y A REAL VALUE FOR YOUR LIVING . ROOM A beautiful 3-piece Cane Back Living Room Suit, upholstered In a fine Cl IQ OC 'bade of Velour. Priced.!_ Tow Is your chance to buy • 10-piecs IMnlnp Room H^iit. either Id Wal- fl AO on uut or tfnhoffany Finish lor____..f 15ZJ8 The Bij Who Ua ale and RetaH Furniture House e Fayetteville furniture Co. V Fayetteville, N. C. , [ I * # .... e ———eu ' ri— . ¥
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