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would be impossible to figure!
Ike damage done on this one
Mp. end we doubt that It waa
necessary to drive that partic
ular traetbr on the streets
which are paved. To say the
lea*, 'tie a pity to tear up,
street paving with tractors,
costly as the paving Is.
It is at lea* encouraging to
note that Congressmen Homer
L Lyon has again introduced
a bill la Congress providing
for the parehaae of a site and
the erection of a po* office
building in Dunn. However,
the all-important matter ia get
ting the bUl passed.
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The fact that Cleveland,
Ohio, ha* been named aa the
meeting place for the Repub
lice* convention next June
brings to mind the further feet
that both the Democratic end
Republican parties ere partial
to Ohio. The doubtfulness of
bow that State will vote ia per
haps the reason for the favors
bestowed.
lfcAdoo Assail* CooUdge's
Address to Joint Session—
Headline. Which means, we
take it. that the 1924 campaign
has already, begun.
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See by the papers that a wo
man has been indicted in the
Coburn murder ease. If mem
ory serves us right, one or more
women have figured in practi
cally ell sensational K. K. K.
trials.
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In this issue will be found
numerous advertisements of
local business houses—adver
tisements which should prove
interesting to the shoppers of
Dunn and the Dunn District
Christmas shopping is some
what of a problem and the ad
vertisements appearing in to
day’s paper should prove help
ful to the way of deciding up
on what to give and where to
purchase the gifts. And above
all, these ada should prove to
you that it Is not necessary to
go elsewhere to do your Christ
mas shopping. Read the ads
and profit thereby.
Herbert Hoover is authori
ty for the statement that 20.
000/KM) people to Germany
f*e« famine this winter. Ho
desert 'Germany la beginning
■to realign that ttesmea won
'. thAt
■m aka to favor oi
•ending aid to the poor paopli
of that country.
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Hearing so much talk of
hog killing” brings to mtnH
tha fact that this la the one
greatest of all seasons for ru
ral dwellers.
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Bven with the prosperity
which abounds, there are chil
dren in and around Dunn who
stand a chance of not being
visited by Santo Claus. Some
movement should be put forth
whieh will insure a visit of San
to to these unfortunate chil
dren.
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I Reports from Raleigh indi
cate that Mrs. Vanderbilt won
the presidency of the State
Fair to a walk-over.
B. & L DIRECTORS
ADOPT NEW RULING
Vote To Ay Coma true tioo Of
Btnhwaa HaoMt In
TU Fotmro
(Reported)
The heard of director* of the
Heme Building and Leon sssirioHon
met in regular monthly een'nn last
Friday aight A oundbor af applkn
tionfl far the eonstrwetien af now
dwellings during the next faw month*
wum tied and several thousand dol
lar* fa loans worn approved and re
tarred to tho association's attorney
for Investigation gf title and prepara
tion of papers
In addition to this routine buoinom,
Action was taken which Is a step for
ward for tho aioarlatloii and ana that
wQl aogmont tho excellent benefits
I already realised by tho town and com
I m unity. Sines its organisation the
I association baa only mods loans for
I the construction m remodchug of
dwellings. At this mooting it was de
| elded to moke loons foe tho construe
I cion or improvement of business or
commercial property, «abject to the
tame rotes and regulations that gov
ern any other loan, bat only for a
reuonahle amount.
This action on the port of the
board of directors will offer an op
portunity to many property owner*
to improve mercantile building* al
ready standing or to buQd or. lots
that are now vacant, in either ease
resoltnig in direct benefits to both
the individual and the community.
The seventh series of stock ho*
Just opened end a good maty maim
have already been delivered to both
new end old stockholder*. Secretory
■ Begone Lee has done earn# very rt
fs* tire advertising during the peat
few weeks i the thought emphasised
mostly being that building and loan
shares are “the ideal Christas i gift."
To oae who win think seriously for
a moment he cannot help hut ratllaa
that while it is an advertising cam
paign er.d an effort to seH shares, yet
It is as advertisemeat of facts that
persistently present themaetva* for
contidcmUoB. Beally wl)nt coaid he
.a mere uoaful and effeative holiday
gHt to a wife, daughter or sen, than
a oeitifleate for a number at dam
ia the building and the burbling and
loan association. A gift that wfll in
culeato the habit of mvhig at an age
when habits are easily formed. A gift
that Is productive, vataaMe sad pro
fitable. .
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Mrs. Carl Barefoot; mia..
OTOalloran— fTtndtou rmtaaj Her
ris and Lloyd T*aits Tndinla and umj
Buahytofl—Oeria, Jackie and Pee*
Bow-wow—Qaris, TSafl of Dkkk
l Deer Mouse—Badly, Billy Whiakao
m the Mnrls Mntd|«iamij. Th<
ladle Boy*—The Pint BMm—
Chapman, Tom Bwtft—Aeriri War
*tp—Appletoar, Ham dbwift—War
Tank—Appleton, Tom Swift—Klee
trie,Mf!e—Appleton; Tom Swift—
P.t* Fighters—Appdctoc; Tom Bwtfl
—Olant Cannon — Appleton; Ton
Swift—Diamond Makers—Appleton;
Tom Swift—Photo-Telephone—Ap
pleton; Tom Swift—Aw Scout—Ap
pieto;i; Tom Swift—Laud of Won
rfen—Appleton; Tom Swift — All
GUlden—Appleton; Tom galfb
Bieetric Bnnahoat—Appleton; Tern
Swift—City of Qalil kpplotoa; Tom
Swift--Wireleaa Mm^i tHiiebm.
rioting r*:et-.tr
y: Met
- J-nyW—A
1 ~t.y _P;
: Morirj
Apr iot<
' i. »,n cf Ut
s t* • *c T«trer.
i There were 3S.SS7 talc*
on ginned In He.nett
•e crop of 1923 prior to
U at compared with
to the tana data laet
lag to Past McKay,
TUa la aa iacraaea af
aear Uat year. While
ton remained unginned
HarnaU'e crop thia year
thaa 14.000 balea.
MILK COWS MUST RE
PROPERLY
Keeping poor ootn In
dttton ia the big factor in
(faction. Cow Chow not
more milk bat alao
leg life at the cow.
more milk became it ia
JUler or cheap
ihaays uaad. Far tale
P. Sorlea only.
FOUND—LOOSE MULE. OWNER
can cat hum by proving property
and paying far heap* apd this ad.
Apply Clyde Bristow at Diapateh
Office.
ORANGES. GRAPEFRUIT, TAfU
perinea. W#*H hare a car load af
bast grade Florida orangaa, grape
fruit and tangerines on rail rode
elding in Dann December 19th.
Better tee us before yon bay.
Prices law. H. 0. Mattox, J.
D. Baggett. 14 »te
FINE LAND AT AUCTION.—THE
mill property and tana around Dr.
Hudson st Shady Grove, will be
sold at auction, Thumday, Decem
ber 20th,. at 1049 a. m., an vary
easy tanas This is fine property.
The mill can be pat la paying con
dition at a moderate cost. The farm
la one af the beet la the county.
Kay 1-tfe.
_ tarly Jeracy and" CHartoetoii Write*
— Held, &R(rMMon amt Flfit Dutctl
Now ready. Want to mi/ -o my
eaatorocn ami friends tn*l 1 haee
a five acre bed to «:Wt from thil
year. Thcrefoie I raa e!vc you
choice plan-*, 23d, 60c; 500, 90<;
1.C00, >1.30; *.000, >2.60, 6,000,
>6,00 delivered postpaid HeD.
Hark*. Bo lea Creek, N. C. 4 4t p.
AND WE'LL DO
let us look over your
you how cheap you
done. Anything In
'fk. Mantels, tables
i. Figure with ue on
dies. John W. Hodgea
*r. C.
Y ONE WISHING
nice furniture, sec me
nt once. Mrs. Ben Jehn
N. C. 7 tfc.
TO LOAN—FARM LOAN.
_ *• IW.OOO. M years bme
to pay enaner.
J and McLeod, Attorneys
c.
[LOAN.—AMY AmmsI
a U tolerated pm we
« 0»4 West, AAeernayu.
Dunn, M. C.
ROOMS FOR RENT.—TWO LARGE
rco*ne furnished, per month. *15.;
n/ifurnished $*.00. Near grammar
.envut building neat door to Mr.
Wriicy West. Apply to Mm gallic
V. West, So. Magnolia Avenue.
11 3t pd.
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Let Us Solve Your Christmas
Eats Problem
We were never better prepared to fill your every need
in the way of Good Eats.
(Getting Your Orders Filled Here
Insures you of die moat choke of the season's offerings
in Fruits, Nuts, Candies of all kinds, Fruit Cakes, Tur
keys, Chickens and everything needed for die Christmas
dinnfer. Also a complete line of heavy and fancy groceries •
and feed stuffs.
Urge Assortment Of Toys
Vkfc our toy deportment Here you will find toys that /
will pleoee the little folks. We have a large assortment of
Christmas boxes and decorations for Christmas trees.
W. D. HOLLAND
(Dunn's Beat Grocery Store)
OVMN, *■"“ • MOUTH CAROLINA
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Cut Glass Specials
For the Holiday shoppers, we have prepared a splendid die- .
play of beautiful Cut Glass in sets and in separata pieces, at
prices which afford wonderful bargain opportunities.
A moit unusual ehanca to eco noir.ize in Gift purchases or on
items you need for your home.
J W. JORDAN,
OUNN* NORTH CAROLINA
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puts an Eight Si&y 'DELCO LIGHT
® your Home — comtslete
House wired for 10 lights—placed
where you desire; standard set of 10
drop cords and light sockets and 10
•tapdard electric light bulbs. Instal
lation of plant and battery except
purchaser furnishes concrete base
and battery rack. One power outlet
located where you want it. Freight
paid. Exceedingly easy terms.
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Now is your tirr.e to buy Delco
Ught! This is a remarkably low,
completely installed price because
everything is included. Get complete
information njvo.il this plr.rt from be
low named dciStry. Your family will
enjoy a brighter, happier home if you
will buy dependable Deloo-Light.