LOCAL A. C L. PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES: Southbound. No. U (Flag) 6:16 A. M No. 65. 8:32 A. M No. •». 8:46 P. M No. 51 11:27 p. u Northbound. No. 34 6:16 A M No- «W. 12:68 P. M. No. 64. 7:41 P. M No. 62 (Flog) 11:06 P. M DURHAM AND SOUTHERN Passenger Train Schedule: Lt Dona No. 88. 6:10 A. M No. 34. 1:30 P. M Ar. Dunn No. 61. 11:10 A. M No. 41. 8:38 P. M Miuu I label Young eta * visitor st Wake Forest this week. Mrs, L. B. Pope spent the week end with relatives st Benson. Mrs. Alice R. Adams, of Roanoke, Vs., is the guest of Mrs. Carrie Lane Mrs Civil Thornton returned Sun day from s visit to friends at Wil son. Messrs. J. A. Culbreth and A. E. Robuiion, of Falcon, were visitors in Dunn Saturday. Muw llinon tlood returned Mon day morning from .Selma where aha ■pent Sunday with her mother. Ur. D. C. Fuaaell, preeideot at the Bank of Cape Fear, returned Satur day fioni a business trip to Colum bia* county, Mrs. Lemuel llockedey and J. L Board anil Mitre* Ada Overby and Luciis Dowd, of Angler, were visi tors Saturday, Miss Ida lasses returned yester day to htr home at Caldahoro after •pending a few daya here with Mrs. Elba Colds tern. ilr. L. U Dupree was among those who purchased automobiles last 'week. Ha bought a Maxwell from Mr. E. V. Gainey. Mrs. J. s. A tain*, after spending Mvarml days in ths city the guest of Mrs. Came Lana, returned Tues day to her home at Wilson. After spandmg two weeks in In.. City the guest of Miss iva I’earton, Mias Lina Cough returned Sunday to her home at Lumberton. Mr, K. R. Roods, manager of the furniture department of the Baraee and Holliday stores, spent Sunday with relatives at Chadboom. Mias lluth Johnson returned Mon day from Fayetteville where a he has bene the past two weeks work ing in the telephone exchange Miss Mattie Belle Godwin return id - boro Lollege for Women, whom she has been a student the past year. AfleT spending several weeks hen* with her brother, Mr. Allie Par ker* Mrs. C. A. Roach left Tuesday morning fur hor home at Red Springs Mr. Ik. F. Y oung left Monday for point* south. He will spend, the cn t*re week mijung a canvass of the .snict in the interest of his candi dacy for Congress. Mr. Jesse Wilson returned Friday • rvra Hospital, Raleigh, where be was operated on for appendicitis. He is not very strong yet, bat has euAcKJt strength to be back on his job. The registration books for the pri mary M be held In Jane 3rd, dose nest Saturday, May 20th. You had battei see that your name ia on the books if y»u want to vota In the pri mary. Ten applicants stood tha examina tion here Saturday for the position of rursl carrier on a route recently created to go out from Coats. The class Wt* an unusually large one. Tha result will he announced later. Mr. L. B. Culp who was recently operated on for appendicitis at the Coast Line Hospital in Rocky Mount returned home Monday. The opera tion was successful and Mr. Culp will soon be able to resume hie work at operator. ■ Mr*. W. J. Jones and sons, Pat and Rroce, left last Wodnesday for Alabama, where they will apend some time with Mr*. Jones' brother. Mr. G. U. Matthew*. Mr. Paul Jones, another of her eons, ia « located there. A ring containing M key*. a bot tle opener and a cork eerew wai found on a road near Dunn about two wmka ago and ara now hetng held at Ui* IM.p.teh office. The own •r can gat tame by calling hare and idaetifyiag them. Mr. O. MrFadgen returned Met night from Wake Forest College where he attended the commence ment. One of hta eena waa a mem bar of the graduating claaae there Ihie year, which la one of the larg eat rlaaeee in the history of the col lege. Among thoee from Dunn who were ia Clinton Friday U attend the Memorial Day exarrlaea. were: Mr. end Mre. J. C. Clifford. Dr. and Mrv Jee. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. J. G Lny . ton. Mr. and Mm. J. W. Draughon. J. J. Pearsall, and M.aaee Ira Pear eon and Us. Gough. The addrom waa dalirereri by Attorney General Biekatt, _ Alia* Uon« Barnes laft today for Durham whero ah« will vlalt rala tivva for a few daya. Hr*. J. W. 'Whitehead and chll 1 dren returned thla morning Iron a viait to rvlatieaa at Gilaos, N- C. Ain. George U. Iloblitaall, of New York, arrived this weak and la Tint ing her mother, Mrs. Malcolm Me *»y. Hiaa Sue Smith, Secretary to Oeo grceeman Godwin, arrived today from Waehiagloa, and wlU spend arearml daya hare with relatives. “The Girl nud the Game" will be f In at the Bijou Theatre toon. It is aa excellent aerial and the manager la pleased at having secured th* fea ture. Hr. a no Mr*. Z. V. Snipe* are at Birmingham, Ain., this week taking in the Confederate Reunion. They Will return the latter part of this week. Mr. W. Henry Herring accompan ied Messrs. J. B. and W. K. Strick land on a abort vii.it to Ourir parent* who live In UcnUiuville, Johnston county, Sunday. "San-Toi” Teroxxliaed Cream, is highly recommendod by Wilson A Lee. They will refund your money if not satisfied after a trial. See their ad on page four. head all the ad* in the Dispatch Several of our merchant* are offer ing bargains through through the columns of th* Diapotch which you cannot afford to miaa. Dunn is on the vargo of extensive •wm irpnwcraeets. Bcveml block • I cm Main street will ba paved at an oarly date and other streets in the town wrill be wonderfully improved. Mr. l.eaper Werroo returned last night from Wake Parent College where he ‘tea been a student the peat year, lie was elected manager of the 1VI7 truck team at a meeting of the stud art body lent Saturday. Hr. Felton Howard left this morn ing for Kaleigh, wbero he has ac cepted a position with the Carolina Cadillac Company. When his Dunn friends go to Raleigh he will be glad lo have them cadi at the garage and see him. Beginning tomorrow end continu ing till the brat of Jons The Cold-1 stein Company will offer their cue-' turner* goods in all departments of their store at a reduction. They do1 this in spite of the fact that that all merchandise is advancing in pnea constantly. There will be a masting of the W. C. T. U. held at the First Baptist chunA next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All members of this Un ion are earnestly requested to be prsewit. An interesting program has bean ai ranged to bo presented after the business meeting. Your attention la called to an ad in (his issue announcing the Mid buromcr opening of Summer Millin ery and Dry Goods ai B Flaiahman d Bros, store, which takas place Fri day and Saturday of this week. You are cordially invited to call sad in spect their rlaborate display. "Nitric Acid and Its Uca for Ag riculture," an article prepared by ' Nr. Ueo. l. a ml Lb, of Coat* which won the *10.00 prixc at the clover meeting in Coats Saturday, will ap pear In our next Isiuc. It is an ar ticle wail worth reading end we commend it to our fanner friends and those interested in scientific farming. We ere publishing this week state ment of the Bank of Harnett made to the Corporation Commission at the cloaa of business Map let, 1916. The statement shows deposits amounting to *162,477.10. *78,78266 1 of this is savings deposits, mostly the accounts of mill operatives. This is an excellent showing for this sen ! eon of the year. The blacksmith shop and garage being operated bp Messrs. Wood A Martin on East Broad street is dn Ing e nice business. These young men ere bo-.h experienced in their line and give personal attention to every Job of work they do. They are reeking a strong bid for their portion of the busieeae and will ap preciate a call from you. Congressmen Godwin returned to day from Washington and will spend this week campaigning through the district. Mr. Godwin is of the opin ion that he will win in the first pri mary to be held June 3rd. He saps wivn a frcu qc«i ox CfiooUT 1 agcroent while canvassing the dis trict tha past two welts and thinks he will receive a larger voto this ever before. Lent Sunday mornieg tha six year-old eon of Mrs Mattie Jones, died after suffering for several days with moetles end pneumonia. Roney Edison was a bright little boy and will bo missed by hie mother sad little friends. The tenoral sendees were oomducted from the borne Men day afternoon, by Rev. A. R. Mc Queen, after which the little body was laid away in Q rear wood rates tery. Or- J. W. McLean, of Godwin ,wea here yesterday. . The doctor said the people of Me township had tail ed an election to vote cm a bond is sue of W ,000 00 far the (rupees „l building good roads and he is eon •Went it will carry without a great <Wal of opposition He says only a few of the voters are oppeeed U h et this time and, those who are la fever of it are going to put op ■ determined fight if necessary in or der to wi*. ALL KIND* OF SUPPLIES FOR Ml* by Johnson Brother*. Will sell for cash or on time. THE MOLINE UNE OF FARMING implements in stock and for tale by us. Anything you want la Harvesting Goods. Cash or cred it. Johnson Brothers. CALLINC CAKUB AND ZNVEL opss printed with your name and address, 60 for She; 100 for 50c. Prompt. Stylish. Superior qual ity. Will please. Pope Ptg. Co, Dunn. WB WANT YOU TO KXAXINB our Uae of goods before yea buy elsewhere. Prices are right and we Mil for cash or credit. Johnson Broths re. FOR A NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY BBS L. P. Buries, Groceries and Prices that please all. 4-25-4L IF ITS SOMETHING YOU NBEO on the farm we hare it. And ear line is the beet. We sell far cash or credit. Johnson Brothers AMERICAN QUEEN FLOUR. THK best on the market for sale by Johnson Brother!. SUMMER FURS MODISH AGAIN THIS SEASON Cipn and Pelerine* of Tef eta Abe Fevered with Free* of Voile or Organdy. Osirie* Boa Bark New Vork. May Id.-—Proa Fash ion’! New York Court comae the word that aunyneT fura will be more modiak thia year even than they were Iasi. The huge boa of white fox held the favored place last lum mer, but thia season the shops are offering a variety of fura for sum mer wear. In spite of the appertnt abeurtilty. a wide soft stole of mole, mink, seal, or ermine often proves a very rmtefnl addition to the sheer summer danee frock on seaside porch or bard walk. While the round, soft fox ben will In all probability con Unite to be popluar with tailored suits and dresses, the long, wide stole will be more nsod for evening A particularly inlereeting stole of tailless ermine, shewn m one of the large fur shops, is lined with a start* The Spanish Plraut Dress ling black and whit* striped taffeta, while one of moleskin has a mid orange Lining. Here again is oear ad an effective way to introduce the bright bit of color eo necessary to •he summer costume. The Popularity of Voile. PUun, striped, checked, dotted, and patterned voiles, in all colors and combinations are in demand for the rdrded, ruffled, fluffy lingerie frock. Of course there are voiles and voiles the true wears and washes well, 1s sheer end dainty, quite as attractive as the more expensive cottons. There is a hint bare and there of the re turn of hand-painted moailns for Mosses mad dresses. Probably the stenciled hat suggested the idea, which is quaint and pretty. If not exaetical practical. All aorta of clover notions might bo worked out by the woman with ingenious brain uxt finger*, bet if the materiel were to be purchased or ordered, the fed might prove rather expensive. Bash es and scarfs, however, will carry oat the notion with voile end or gandy frocks very effectively. Ftowsy-Trlmeied Bata. Hummer would not be summer without the flowerdecked hat, but the notion rarely last* longer than Boater, except on the large picture hat of Leghorn, crin, or hemp, which completes the Jane bridesmaid's costume, or the summsr bs*Ay's dainty frock. This sees on, however there Is a strong indication that flowers will piny more than their or dinary rale in summer millinery. Th* medium brimmed, rather stiff tailored hat, with Its upstanding bou qaet of v»ri colored blossoms, as popular seme years back, la bring noticed here and there, on* mm, al ee, s number of flower turbans; flow er crowns are favored with \ certain costumes, and wreaths are quite p.,p umr. The flower-stenciled hats urn Tory well liked Indeed Ribbon, toe. U smart for trimming, and ostrich. In the form of fringe and fancies, Is popular trimming. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ♦ ••••eeeeeee JESSE F. WILSON AWmty-tl-Uw • DUNN, N. C Dffic* 2nd Floor Pleiakmaa Bid*. * Practice (a all Court*. • Promt attention five© all rtf * *•••••••••• • W. B. JOHNSON • The Original and Only Jitney • Botwaoa Duaa and Daks * Safo and Raliaklo • Now Oar * —See Joknooa— • • ••••••••••• JAS. El BtlTLKR • Deni let • Sucooaior to Dr. S. P. J. Loo • OOoo over Wilton A Lao's Store. * Phone lit. • *••••••••»• *•••••! • • • • CLABKNC* U BAIN • Dee tlet e Office orer Draughon't Stare * Roe. Phone 212, Office Phone 11* • *•••••••••• ••••••••••• J. W. TUENAtiE • Una, N. C. CocLractar aad CwtncUr • all kinds of Concrete and Street * Paving. fctttSi fnrniabad en * ahsrt DC tic*. a •*••••••••• *•••••••••• CAUOUNA PHOTO COMPANY • Photographers • W. A, Gsoqsa, Manager • . All style* enlarged portrait* * Bas« Mala St, Dana, N. C. • ••••••••••• *••••••••#• T. E. DA RUIN' • Veterinary Physician, Sargaaa • aad Deatiat. • PHONE8. Day, M, Night. *i0 • DUNN. N. C. • .I E. CARLYLE WEST • Attorney aad CaanaSar at Lav • first National Bank Building • Dan. N. C. s *•••••••••• ••••••••••• J- C Clifford, N. A. Tr~mini • CLIFFORD * TOWNKBND • Attarpeyo^J^aw • «■ 2nd floor of First Not- • iomol Book. Prompt attention • riven to all boalnaaa. • ••••••••••• *••••••#••• FRANKLIN T. DUPREE AUorwynt-Low • Ofieo in Gregory Building * Angler, N. C. • I ••••••••••• W. C. BULL • Attorney-at.La or ■ Otic* 2nd floor E. Leo building. * Prompt attention to all • Dima. N. C • ’’'•••••■•a PEARSALL ELECTRIC CO. • Wiring, Iron*, Matora, Pass * and Chandeliers • Phone No. 158. • • ••••*•#*## E F. YOUNG • Attorney-at. Law • OEc* 2nd fleer Goldstein bldg. * Prompt attention given boaineea • • ••eeeeeeee Still Captured Near Dunn. Monday afternoon about 4 o'clock Depot!** Moore, Stall, Richardson and Flowers, captured * blockade •till about on* and one-half mOea north of Dunn on the Waahtngton AUsnta highway It wa# being op erated by Eli Jackson, who waa cap tured and brought ta Dunn where be waa given a preliminary hearing Tuesday before Commissioner Young and was hound over to Federal court under a 1800 bond. Four gallons of liquor and 160 gallons of beer waa found In hi* home by the officers. Iks Mil was operated near the read sad moot of the distilling wa* ten in the day time. MUSTANG i For Sprains, Lameaom, Sont,CuHlRheumatkm Stop. Pain At Om j For Man and B.Mt JV.iOo.ii. At AIDmIm* LINIMENT -— - “Without tk. ability to work, (O work unsparingly, even op to the point of sacrifice. neither JeomaHet nor preacher «tl] sear male, any thing of Ufa .r Ufa's opportunities. And the raaisa so Many fan la both rpharaa is boesasa they have never laamad what bard toO really a«ui ' —«r Robertson MisolL 1 ■ ■ —" P" Usual Quality -AT USUAL PRICES — . Dry Goods] Clothiof Shoos i STOCK BIGGER THAN EVER “DRAUGHON’S QUALITY IS SUPER QUALITY” For Spring and Summer Wear ore eirabla stylus, and gat man tar your have the large*! stock* at our boel- money. M*e career. Everything daetrod for _ . , _. . comfort and atyla la to bo found in Womr **onl itinllard brands oar .Lore, end every article wu * ***•■ ** bought bnore the great which eke .hopping ai .cm. othm note. for «^body. and Um uaaal cr tion* **J*™v« prop raricty «f additional line* that look You profit through our fore- «*od to all who me them, thought our good fortune is your Yen know our good*—they and good fortune—you can buy of ua, their prices are ready tar your in ert the best quality and moat ia- .portion. J. W. DRAUGHON, - - DUNN, N. C j I When You Buy Furniture I you take s big risk unless you knew tks reputation of tke bouse witk which If you are dealing. High grade furniture looks good and lasts. Much sf tks 9 *UfB|ture looks just as good but does not possess tke necessary if! durability. Know your kouso before you buy ||| I Our Furniture I 4ccsb\ itiaii UUai Ax |J n»r»*i** We SeH It For the parlor, the oa, the perch, the leva, for every place. 1IT PAYS TO BUY FURNTIURE FROM US For it is good furniture and cheap. PIANOS. ORGANS, NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES Hardwar**Faraitur*-Uod«rUk«r* I THE BARNES & HOLLIDAY COMFY Day Phone 11 DUNN, N. C. Ni*i I SPRINGS SUMMER 1 SUITS AND COATS New arrivals of spring wearing apparels for women are now on display, with stylish suits and coats especially appropriate for Spring. Designs this season are marvels of attractiveness, and our stock comprises wearing ap parel for every taste and every pocketheok. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Our millinery department thia Meson is in charge of Miss Maynard. Mrs. Virgie Warren, and their assistants. Your impcction U cordially invited. THE GOLDSTEIN COMPANY DUNN’S BEST STORE DUNN, N. C. i~' Monday at Urn manlnoT** aal* tko HolVMoryan Cotton Mill*, at Fay ottortlla. war* Md off for »128.500 by W. D. McNolll, aa a*mt. TMa la eonaldamd a tow tatltnaU of tba ▼atoo of tkoao mill* and Ibora U donbt aa to »botb<rr lb* eovrt w-ll confirm tko aato. Charlotte win eeUbrate May tOU tUo year la a etyte never before eqaelled by the toaaea CK7. Proai deal aad Mia. Wllaea late ad to be preeaat, which naan* that tha crowd <etU he eneoeelly large. A (ready the «lty to prefeeety decorated aad eve rytMac to la raadiaeee to mtke lit ■ | .. ..ZST Ml; MO, • teal day fa (Jur ist*-. Mr. Alfred Wilsoa letmed today froa a buedaeee trip te WUab^tai aad Umbertos. UAD THI DUXX DIAPATC*

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