Jc**c M. Wilton, of Hamlet, wa
it D ititi visitor ycrtnrday.
J. L. Hnt"her and three children
•' "t y.-tUtrd'.y in Fayetteville.
Krt. Herfcrn Taylor la apr-nding
‘■•e '*«v* It. Raleigh with relative*.
JiHuIk Atkla.on of Selma, U
fen-Ul’j* t*»i wool; cod with Mira Ror.a
VjM.
Vies L'.aahilh T-trlingtor of Fay
; I rvii: •. I-; orcndlitr the win- with
El de RagyrtL
Hoy Hailey of Maxlon, It spending
V- \<reb It. m with -tie parents, Mr.
..d Mr-. 1. F. Hailey.
D. J. Dowd lav 1 eturned from
Cl-al sent county whom ho epent sev
eral -Inyr with hla fucher.
J M. Shei wood, J. O. Warren, Jet.
D. Dovh and C. H. Anderson tpanl
y Onlay afternoon in Raleigh.
Dur.n'a two banks—The Fint Na
tional and the Commercial_will be
- losed n- .xt Monday—Labor Day.
Four new cotton gina hava recant
ly bwn lie-tailed at the Barnaa oil
ir.lil* replacing those bunted laat Oe
tidirr.
Mrs. James Farthing haa returned
fiotii a trip to tiie western part of
the Stat* where sho apent several
weeks.
Mina Mabel Ruaaell of High Point,
fina returned home after spending
temo time as a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. It. Ruaaell.
"Lefty" Wilton, star pitcher for
tic D tnvilic baseball team, spent yea*
let da/ ht-rt- visiting hla parents, Mr.
l.ui UlM. .1 >*alw P Wilann
Mi" Novella It ear don it spending
s few <lay« with her parents, Mr. and
Mr». J. N. Reardon. She will return
to her position In Durham next week.
Hector Stone uxl son, Edward, at
Oiiarvlo, Fla., spent Wrdncoday and
Wednesday night hers visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Britt.
Um. ]. M. Roams and grand
daughter. Julia Reams Strickland,
and eon, Marion, left this mo ring to
visit relatives in Durham and Car
penter
I- P. Surles sper.t yesterday in
Ralei*!-. where he went to seo Mrs.
Surles who U a patint at Rex Hos
pital. 'Mm. Surles wilt return home
Sunday.
J. H. Tyner, of Hamlet, spent yes
trt.lujr here visiting at the homo of
hi . eon ai.d daughter-in-law, Mr. and
M s. J. Harvey Tyner, East Cumber
land street.
Claude H. Britt of Lumberton,
npent yesterday and last night here
vlsitlpg at the home of his brother
and vUtor-in-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Grover Britt.
Mixae* Mary Lovie Floyd and Myr
l'« Oolney left Wednesday afternoon
for Orrum, Itobesoa county, where
they will spend a week visiting rela
tives and friend a
hflrs Hvtdricka 'arrived this week
from Baltimore to as no rue charge of
.he r finery department of Johnson
Erod ••;n for another season. This Is
her t/.lrd season In Dunn.
■Ml iied Mr... Eugene Taylor of
Now O 'lenr.s wore the guests this
vetk of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith.
Hi. : nd Mrs Taylor motored here
from their home in Louisiana.
A large dog was run down and
hilled by an automobile on the thlnn
Duke highway, just beyond the town
limit, Wednesday night. It has net
been learned to whom the dog he
thut kHled him.
Th» 8cnloT B Y. P. U. af the First
Baptist church went a picnic to Holt's
Laho, near Smithilald, Tuesday af
trmenii. The party engaged in bath
ing anti boat-riding arid sapper »sj
served late in the afternoon. A nsoat
delightful time was had by every ons
peasant.
P. A. Lee, president of the North
Carolina Pharmaceutical association
and O. K. Grantham, a delegate, wil;
leave Sunday night for Asheville t<
“Uend a meeting of the Americas
rharmaceutieal aeaoeiation, whist
meets In that. city September 8-8
This |e the second Hire this not*
association has baen held la Mortl
Carolina haring met in Asheville li
1898. At that Dime William Simpson
of Raleigh, was elected president «1
the association. The American Pher
m.vcoutieal association Is eoarpesed ©
editors, college piefeeeers, seientlfW
research students, and retail drug
gists from every State in the onion
Local Schools Wffl
Open September 11
The Dunn graded schools sritl opes
Monday, September IT.
The new building la bcir.g rapldl:
completed. The cleat rooms are prme
! if ally finished now except the paint
iptt, and this work Is now being dots
by a large fores end wfll be rash*I t
completion The fare hurt has orris
ed end wl* be Installed within th
next two weeks.
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NEW RESIDENTS OF DUNN
i»2»e are Mr. and Mrs. Lout * Baer and their children. The
children are, from the reader’ a left to right. Pearl Gertrude,
Rosa Reas and Anna Lee. Mr. Ba«r la head of Baer’s Dry
Goods Co., whose store formal ly opens here tomorrow.
More Than Fifty Bales
Cotton Marketed Here
More tbsn fifty IiIm of nest crof
cotton hare hern marketed and pool*
cd her* since Wednesday of last week
wSrfl the first bale was brought in.
The number of bale*, ibid increase!
daily, and in a week or fen dfcys thi
market ekR be crowded with the
staple. Middling coLIju U falling foi
23 cents Iho pound.
RECORDERS “COURT
Fniluro to abaerve the North Caro
liria railroad iioixinp "Stop" 1aa
eauxi-il Jeff Tomer, negro, to part
w:th ,t *1(1 flu# jjid roota when hail
•'! beloic Kfi'or.lcr M. M. Jernigar
yextarilay. Jeff vra* relieved of at
additional Ann of $10 and tort or
tSr charge of exceeding tho xpcec
limit with the ram* automobile ami
wa« taxed with tht coit In anothei
'.aac charging that h« operated thi
car without State licenxc number*.
Waller Mcl^aurio, negro, found
guiitr of the I treeay of a watermel
on, wa< fined flu and coot—tot*
$23. No doubt Walter figure, rh«i
rather expensive for one melon.
Kobe Haynes, negro, wax flnad $1
ur.d cox'l on the charge of simple a»
suu'l open hix wife. According to th<
*vi»».eace, Kobe threatened to ux* hit
"raaah" upon hix best half.
Archie William, and Mattie Wil
Horn, negroes were found guilty ol
immoral conduce. Archie wax ftnet
$26 while Mattie wax taxed with tb<
coat.
Fianklin Sherman, Jr., was Acer
|10 and cost on the charge of rack
lets driving and running his car InU
one driven by O. I,. Duncan He gavi
notiro of appeal to the Supremt
court.
Louis McNeill, negro, was finer
#10 Mil coot on the charge of nick
| L. * driving. J. D. McNeill, alro col
o.-eil, was taxed with the cost oi, thi
rhtrre of driving a car without II
ccnsc numbers.
"KAIL THE WOMAN"
Thomar H. lore's "Hail the Worn
an.” which la to be shown at the Co
'or irJ Theatre Monday U a tribute b
life’* achievements, a message •
hope to life's failures. A drama o
mal people, of human emotions, your
and mine. A drama of mother*
daughters, of father’s sons, woven to
jfether with the deft touch of a mas
trr. Through tears and sadnem
-.hrongh hope and glad nets, you’ll n
■ipood to "Hail the ‘Woman’*. A grea
producer, a great author, a wonder
fjl director, and a splendid cast,
fin'.ulicd cinema production.
“Lefty” Wilson Will
T«acli In Danvilk
Danville, Va_, Aug. 28.—"Lefty
L. Q. Wilson, star harler for tt
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, Danville hnseball club, haa bean sign
ed by W. C. Griggs, •uperintendan
| of public ecboola, a* director of ath
; letica during the coming school year
Wilson baa been released from fci<
I agreement with the principal ol
Greensboro high school, where hi
w:m to hove had charge of athletics
Definite announcement of WUeon'i
engagement fotlowod the signing ol
a cuntrsct this afternoon.
Spratt Moore Will
Teach Athletic* Here
d, mU Moore, a graduate of David
,on eoll'gr, who was captain of thi
Davidson football tram last year, hai
accepted a place on the faculty ol
| ’nr Bcmi -ehool* os teacher of sr;
enc# and kthlvtiea. Moor* has nn en
viable reputation as an athletic In
etroctor.
STOLEN AUTO WAS
j RECOVERED HERE
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| Car Stolen In Wilioa Lwf
Standing On Waat Hur
aatt 3 tract
A 4-peeeenccr E**r* ants mobile
which war stolen in WII*ori Hvoi «da]
of l» t week, iru located here Moo
| day. The e'.olei car wae found eland
in* on West Harnett street and wa
UWrn in -barge by local affiecn
B. D Du'.e, owner of the ear, cam
to Dunn ‘iueeday and identified H a
the one *t<4*n from fata. He paid tin
officer* a reward of pBP. whieh lx
had offered for the recovery af Hu
ctolen ear.
The officer* learned after the eai
had been turned over bo the owaei
. that it we* driven to Dunn by Jaase
Hatcher a negro, and that he ha*
. driven It around town for two a
. three day* after hi* arrival bare, lab
Ttic-day afternoon Chief of Polio
B. A. Rowland and Constable L. W
Tart epled Hatcher, while ha wa
ridiu* a bicycle on the etreeta The;
*n*r eh«*e. hot lort *i*ht of Hatche
after a three-mil* race. Hie ne*r
. uieil hi* hieyrtc In the first lap af th
i race, while the officer* uted a For
r ear. Latsr he decided that hi* heel
■ were more traety than the bicyoi
i end he abandoned the ‘wheel" an
i took to hia feet.
The race ended near Tll*hman'
lumber plant, when Hatcher fade
, Into the force:* a* nightfall came or
■ He ha* not yet been appnehendec
t Chief Rowland admitted that aa
- runner, Hatcher ha* bat few equal
* -.
Select your cotton seed this la
from field* not infected with , ar
thrarnose or boll rot. Tlii* disca*
( wa* unusually liad in Wake, John
• «ton, Nash and Edgecombe Countie
this year. Crop rotation and .**-c
selection will control it for -all pra<
e Heal purposes.
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M- S. Dibs Distributor Dunn, N. C.
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AT THE CHURCHES
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ChriatU. Chervil
Rry., 0. T. Meltox, pastor. Blbl*
School Sunday u.«5 ,, «. Preaghlng
Sunday 11:00 a. m. Subject: "Xe.t
Ashamed of the Gospel." Good
mua>. Bread Iny Sunday »jOO p. m.
ChrKtal Endeavor, Monday 8 p.
n.;, Mid-woek sorrier Wednesday S
>n-; chair practice Friday 740 p.
W. The puhl'c is canllnliy larltnl
FJiv* Resit* Church
Sunday School 8 • • G s. m.
| eefrlaa 11 a. m. Special mus'c an
I thrnr., roV EvoMpg ctrrlee 8 p. m.
I Anther, duet. Everybody u cordi
j ally lne;ti*d to attend there n'-rvlcc*.
At Tbs Mvtbodut Church
, Tt.- p. yto'. Hnv G. T. AHnmr aril
pnwh Sunday at 11 a. m. and >
p. m. Tlie Sicrenifv,t of the Lord’*
s.x -per will bo n dministered at this
morning eenrleo. The pastor earnest
ly Jeeiicr that every member of the
congregation bo peasant.
I B. Y. P. U. Program, 3apt X
Subject: Devotional Meeting—
“Loyalty to Chrfet" Scripture—
Denial 84* 27; Acts 4:lS-20. Intro
duction — Sally Naylor. Tall—
“Chrirt Loyal to Those Who Are Ley
I al to Him."—Eslanor Hatcher. Talk
—“The Inner Motive Decider the
Trend"—John O Harris. Plano Solo
—Nona Britt. Talk—“Loyalty to
God's Word"—M. It. Jernigam. Talk
•The Lordship of ictus"—Mr*
Wbylma Naylor O’Brien Quartette—
Hy Member* of Group No. 1. Talk
“Loyalty Ur God’s Day—R. L. Den
nieg. Talk—“Loyalty to Ourselvrv
and Other*”—Dr. Warren. Song—
"Loyalty to Chriat."
“fltriejica with j> distress 1» autnm-.r
comujdfnt. I aougiJB—y old friend of
forty gi-nw- pr. ARNOLD'S
ntL-SAV tAvi.lt JuMrara had. It Uib.
:in\ r n~\ ^nJidiate relief Our
ra-e'ef r'.ironlcJia rrhoea vn cored
by this rPPmttY" Bold by Hood und
Gianlbam.
Co-Op* Growing
RbUi/tl. All*. 2«.—Report! from
CetiOb Grower* Co-operative associa
tion* <n pine of the twelve ovgenisrd
: states abow that Cfl.oCC now member*
hire been signed up during the pro
gress of the tnembenbip rempalgn:
Georgia leads with «,MS I Texas aee
o.irf with 0.571 and Oklahoma is
third with 6,M2, still larger addi
tion* are expected bafors the elm
pa'gn cloaca.
Child Accidentally Kills Sister
Wilton. Aag. 17.—A tarrihl* fra
ud/ was enacted in Taylor* town
4Up, eight miles jwaet a/ this city,
niff Ihle iaoraing7rf*i jeer-old f,*
&oy, eon of Jaeopbwa Will lam*, aeei
dentally shot aid killed hie two-year
old sister, Lneile. while playing w:th
a single barrel breach loading gnn,
blowing the top of her head 30 find
out into the pobfle highway.
Franklin Phcciwn «syt that l::
cotton leaf worn will pT0h.ih'v l«‘
ejeden-ir rhi* faM. No need to wnr
ry, though, for the jes! on*;. sir'.|e
•hi lifive*. generally, after the ad
ton u made.
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<lry, pine lowaet price
stating f1 Hit ta t>>* place
Oan tell i load* cedar pec
for fctieliur. I t. O. Box ITS
Rald**i, If. a , .
HAVE’EM REPA 'LoOi;
in your closets foi one shoe
that need g. Repair
ed shoes r comfoi
found on! ra nhoea 8c
that the of the chi!
i dren’s eh i straight an<
solid befi _ r them t
school. Agents wanted. Th
Franklin ?W*Em-Quiek Flee
trie Sfto* Shop, S. R. Holme*
propr., Dana, N. C. Phon
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BATHIMG SUITS
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We have a big assortment of
Lathing suits and w^Srill close
them out at a big r^fluction.
All wool bathii anita, old
| roae, trimmed green, stne
| to 44.''
red. trim
good style.
with white.
, fine quality,
np to 44.
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up to 46.
Fifth Avenue
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