Broad Street looking imt > little while ago thie quarter
ni covered by the oldeot wooden bolKUnge in Dana.
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.•til t» war. Theodora And Nikolas
Vlahi«, brother* and alb natires of
■‘•w Hellene klncdom. purchased As
"Idlngs of Jimmy and did Tory wall
mntil adversity overtook th. ^
<r«wu>» in ihe Darn DLtCnc. They,
f. I c place nut down.
Then <*amc JtnW-s Adame a BVt
«T from the English col
Isnund of Cyprus. H« bought]
party or Teddy and Nick,
think a great deal of th "
stood, and immediately
clean oat and dean up.
ml objectionable loafing, ho enlarged
the dining room, papered the wall*,
vupphed new etou, new taMas; put I
in a new front. Than he went after'
bus In ran. And business baa borne to
him.
A MV months ago Mr. Adams'!
, younger brothur cam* to Jeto Mm to'
' the venture. New Ae firm is known1
| as Adams Brothers. They ace Jam*
I rad Michael. BoA are hustler* sad
I valuable additions to the town's ebas
I martial life.
| They have a beautiful restaurant
into which people go with Ac aacor
1 a net that they will be carved wall
with the heat of foods the market
affords sad at a pries they arc will
ing to pay. The Dans Cafe Is as
good and as nice as any restaurant
in Eastern Carolina.
It has not been as tang ataoa the
tiase of Mack Baldwia bat As town
and its restaurants havs peagresood
far tine* his time.
I This vnrinr a Intel nf ddnnooi
e itanrd the enlargement* before
they were completed.
r«t, two yea re a*o. b« recorded <
■n *vUln* thr pleat to whore It weald '
■apply oil the lee the comrannky
roeti) need. Blnee then everythin*
h»» been running pretty) Mr. Noel
ho* built an eVcn prettier brick heme 1
in Witaon Avenue and the huatatae
of the Doan lea aad Fuel Company
r hum min* aa it never hummed be
fore. Mean while Mr. Noel boo ae
0*1 rad all of (he otack la tho corpora
tion and now U it* sole owner.
Up t# the time that Qeerfe T. en
laiged the plant lea fnmin«* wtj
tot unknown in Dunn. The deraam
onaumed all tha ice ac it war mado
P>ar» waa no chance to atore an]
igalnet <hn inevitable! delay* lacldeai
« the conduct of any manufactnrinj
ndoatry. Sine* the enlargement
towevar, an leo atoragr plant haa beat
ienatructed and there 1* aiwaye at
unergency aupply on band Is yuan
tgaingt any poaaibic contingency tha
no aid curtail production.
Patient Old George, who hae i.evo
been known to loac control of hi
"goat," la a mighty good friend t
^-1_r
Donn. Zl» is tit# hntithcs!» of t.i«
follow who calls attention to the heat,
lie is, the fellow who supplies the
most osseatUl necessity for those
cooliag Averages to which yoa arc
driven hy the pcate. He it a mighty
good follow to bs friends with—sum
mer of winter; because when Mother
Nature commences to offer him com
petition in the ico malting game he
turn* to cost! and wood deling. Uo
Is the fellow who keeps you warm
’ In winter and cool In summer. Coaid
l there he a mere necessary and ynlu
> able citisenT
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PEARCE’S BAKERY
GIVES COMMUNITY
IKY MCE BREAD
Bara yaa wata* admeaiobod la
“oat Mitjr Nice brand 1" And hare yea
If yra lma\ there la a treat in
•tore for yaa. for Mlty Mae Weed
• mighty nice breed It ia Baked
in Dana la tba blggeot. oieaaaet,
eblneot area yaa erer enr by tdta
alekaealeabaiiiNtfberaMi
acraiag in a way teat rnakao af th.
•ntefead leaf jaet abate tba aeea
toaUuaau monel that erer tfcbiac
Little Babbie aad Big Babbit
Poarra end all the Uttfe Pearea'o bet{
to make BHy Kka bread ted Mkj
Net braad la daiag for Dana what i
pow-VafctoadUn borwnga did tor MU
tell gy and dowa tba Oeaet Una am
tba Dtehaae and detebera and aloai
Mr. Page'e hjyhwmye od' hard am
“etbar dependable” earfaeaa, ehildrei
ary dor Mlty Nice bread becaaaa Ml
Mbbto aad UBU Bobbfc bora laaia
ad tba eeeret of awUng H Jaat IBu
Building and the M usdetpal BoiMin*.
Ne, M by a long eight 1
Mity Nice breed U the leader el
the flock kind oC a trad kiaser that
paves the way for the rest of. the
note is o a kale axaay of product)
which merhw oat in hamper* and
troche every morning to make tkeli
agys to the keener in Dana, la Ben
soa. flndthfield. Fear Oaks, Salma
Casta, Angler. Duke, Bales Creek
LRHagtoa, Godwin, teen Faystlevga
aad a whole raft ot other aetUsamati
in the Dana Diet riot Thera are eakei
and ceeldaa. pies and pastries, dsagh
nuts aad doo-dads a-pionty -aD hr
aa good in their iodMdaal ways m
old Mity Mira brood. fdmsalf
AO of then tola** make Mends fbi
Pearce’e Bdtcry and for Dana. The]
mete new Midi every day aad wok
oM friendships dimer aad ehamadar
| Pearce's Bakery to not yet ten
■ year* oM. Thom worn those whs ask
'twooldnt pay whoa lithe BMi
and Big Babbie came op hare ver]
qsletly frees Fayottovfile and allow
ad aa how they were going to spar
ate a rogator bakery ia Doan. TV
crape haages pointed to the seven
faflttree that had eaan to others whi
hod tbs sons astern gam jnst tofor
jpth’l Hove No Dura
ynarco pern end Pv&rce file, boa
ever, ware nothing daunted, ss th
story books say. Really they hada'
| a solitary "daant" hidden eaywhar
| around tto pines. They bad cams t
operate that bakery. And that is whi
;.t*n «■
,i Dana was Just Using ap tor th
; big parade la which KGia Goldetei
' wag going to kave 15,000 sarchln
1 echoed children to great Joseph os Di
niala, whass oration openod the thii
aaauai fair tore, when toe Pearce
' opened toe bakery
Mr Watt that toe bakery was bam
1 They learned, tea. that toe protect
ADAMS BROTHERS
RESTAJJRANTISA
CREDIT TO TOWN
Dub Cafo Shows Womderful
l«i»TwmvwtUsder Ththr
GOOD FOODS, NICELY
COOKED AND SERVED
A PUc* late Which Womb
May Go With Comfwlonco—
Lome Way From WtU-Re
1—fcarwd "Boldwin Rostor
am.” T-t and Mirhaol
Adam* British*!-* From la
land of Cyprus.
Older resident* of Dbdu recall the
long fine of natlng place* that hare
graced the town unco first Mack
Baldwin, the elephantine nogro but
! eher. opened nla natenun la
* B little wooden building which stood
where the Commercial bade now
I stands. There have been many, but
'few attained any marked degree of
success
Many remember Turner Holland
1 and his various ventures; Armstrong
Bad Kls eating places that wandered
all over tewn; Dong Butts and kli
restaurant*. There have been loan]
rests u ran tears, but none whs strum
to feed those who would pay seen
than two kits for a meal lasted rorj
long
For years the town lived without a
really first-das* restaurant cat* rim
to men and women and into which tb<
avenge woman would go with con ft
l dence.
| Several yearn ago Jimmy Avgeris
i one of the meat popular G racial
’! youngsters that aver cams to Dunn
established the Dunn Cafe. He cm.
.{ducted it, with the aid of name row
r coeiins, until he left nbeat thaw
[J years ago to answer his country1
i! of that bakery were good. Mity Hie
| bread eras bom that week, but I
I wasn't christened sintH some dm
-{later, when these folk genre the Infan
> the name it bears.
1 The Pearce* have a mighty nit
• plant in which they make Mity Nlc
> broad and its little brother* and *“
t ter* of the food family. It is equiy
| ped with all aorta of machines f#
i miring and cutting and weighing, an
I: it is seldom that the human hsn
l touches the stuff while It la bcln
rj prepared or after it la bakad. 01
I j Mity Nice himself, gees to the pul
s'chaser in clean waxed paper, whlc
{keeps him fresh and safe from a
r Yon'H like Mhy Nice btead and th
. whole Pearce family of pastries am
i other foods.
tfHBBMVMHKoMateiSaBHSafiiBb
es andl
; N
th the
mrhere M
•1 of y
ghre«
mU*’
1 °»i*. y
hun- II
I
^Hroaa street PiiHng StatioiJ
i
crates of strawberries went out of
that part of North Carolina served
i by the Atlantic Coast Line railway.
This comprises the main berry re
gion of the State. This shows that
there was an increase of 155,688
' crates over last year, and good
prices were received for the berries i
shipped.
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1 Irish potatoes from home-grown
' mountain seed were from 7 to 10
1 days ear lit r than those from Maine
’ and Canadian seed, and the yield
i was equally as good, as shown by
t| reports from the Tidewater coun
i ties.
! CONSIDER THE ICE
i MAN; HOW HE DOTH
; GIVE YOU COMFORT
' Provides The Important Ess— ]
[ tial For Co—battttg H—t |
Continued from page 1.)
Bold. Whan he toxaA that ha had
to enlarge the plant ha sold hla home
and pot thi proceeds into now mach
inery. The tjachizarn waa delayed in
transit. It ms nearly tom yoam after
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Dunn's Prettiest
Grocery Store
If you are not already a patron of
the Holland Grocery, you are mining
%
something—you are missing the maxi
mum of service combined with the
most reasonable of charges.
Our stock is one of the most com
plete imaginable, affording you the
pleasant opportunity of making all of
your grocery purchases at one place.
. You can phone us for any grocery
article with perfect assurance that we
will get it to you on time.
f w. d. Holland
DUNN, — s— NORTHCAROUNA •
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