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Nit T. V. Smith ha. raturn.d from
• vi.it U relative. at. Cornalio*
Mr* V. B Morgan ha. returned
from a vt*l« U> relative. In Johnaton
county.
MM. Elmtr Parker of Cllotan. ar
rived thi. w.ek to .pend »*»«ral day.
hero with friend*
Mr. and Mr* Wiley Pf JokM?"' **•
.pending th. week at Wilshngton
and Wrlghuvlll# Beach.
Mr. and Mr* D C- Pna-cII return
ed Tueedar from a vtolt to Wilming
ton and WrightoviUe Beach.
J A. Poole of the Interna) revenue
department, ii “fJm'iu d,T*
here thi. w«ek with Hi. family.
Mia. Kath.r Thornton ha. r.nrnad
from Her vacation and to back on
l,!JrJob with Th. CoidJteln Comvany
jl j i_ Thomp.cn, and -ia-agh
ter* Elliabatb and Cbrimine, .pent
Thuraday In Fayetteville .hopping.
W A. J.ckaon of Wilmington, to
■ponding a few day. in th. city with
hi. parent* Mr. and Mr* W. S. Jack
BOD.
Mr* Wilton and daughter. ol turn
Biond, Va.. >P*nt a lew dajra her*
this week, the gu«*t of Mr end Mrs
L. P- Jeralgen.
Mlae Alma Jernlgan and brother.
Lonnie, of 8t. Stephen,, 8. C. are
here tht* week the guest of Mr* Vire
MeCorqaodale
Joha W. Draughon retomad Sat
urday from Ba)timora and New York,
where he went to purr hate hit 1*1'
and winter merchandise.
Mr* J. A. Pool* and daughter.
Helen, have returned from a several
week'i trip to Wrighttvillt Beach and
towns ia Sooth Carolina.
Mrs. J. C. Hodges aad little Mim
Louise Pope, returned Saturdey from
Spring Hope, where they were the
guests of Mr* W. H. Stalling*
Mis* Minnie Taylor retor***d tart
Wednesday from Oxford where «•
sens the guest of Miss Grace and
Loots* Cunrin for eevoral day*
Martin L. Wade, erho has been seri
oualy 10 for several daya. Is reported
better HU numerous friend* hop*
ha will be able to be out again .oou
H. A. Black haa moved his stock
of groceries Into o~ of the br.ek
building* on We* Broad street re
cently eompMtcd by Julius M. Le*
Haary C. la* who eras with the
Pepel-Cota Company at New Bern for
eararal moeths. ne* returned to Dunn
and will probably make this hia hom*
again.
Mr. and Mr* John C. Hodge* have
' returned to Dunn tnm G re inshore
and will make this their horn* agetn.
Mr. Hodges has accepted a position
with Johnson
Dr and Mr* Paul A. Stewart spent
Sondu and Monday with retatlra* in
Qreenaboro. Dr Stewart returned
Tuesday morning; Mr* Sjewart will
remain in-re for sever*) day*
Dr. end Mr* J. M. La* of Hepe
vst'li Va.. visited relativn* in rhion
and vicinity this week. DrjstJre
turned to Hopewell last night; Mr*
Lee will remain for some t,m*
Rev. K. L Olive, paetor of the
Pint Baptist church, returned 8etur
ngrfw BoonvUle. Mia* where be
The Parrish-Driver Company hai|
moved into the new building recently
erected by Pope-Whitehead A Tert.
on K Wileon avenue. Thl* building
fives this growing firm ample room
or the present.
Mr. and Mr*. Ban Johnson nrrivsd
in Dunn left week from thsir home
In Kentucky. Mr. Johnson will aril
mule* and horse* h*re again this
season. He already has received a
shipment of home* which arc now
ready for your Inspection.
Pan) Cathwell. who has been In the
navy for the past two year*, has re
ceived his discharge and returned to
his home In Dunn. He was in foreign
waters for eeveral months sad nas
seen a great deal of the world. He
will locate in Dpan again.
Congressman H. U Godwin has sold
hie interest in the Bute Bank A
Trust C*.. whkh was purchased by
the other stockholders of the insti
tution. A complete account of the
transfer will appear in nest week $
Dispatch.
Mr. and Mrs Rex O. J«»«» R'f^
_A If - e.«Se. ■ s I e enninff & I fw
days hem with relative*. returned
home Wedneedmjr. Mr. Jone* to en
gaged in the real eetat* hu«nee* in
Richmond, end to doing welL He left
Dunn about fifteen yean ago, rate
which thae he hae been la th, Vir
ginia city.
Dunn received it* ftrxt hole of cot
ton laat Thnreday. Several other,
followed Friday and Saturday and
eeveral baler have been eold here thto
weak. Th* firet bale *a» brought
In hy a colored tenant fanner, the
tecond one wai marketed by W. 8.
Strickland. The buyer* are expecting
to handle about to thoueand bale*
here this aeaeon.
T. V. Smith, eashier of the State
Sank A Treet Co. left thto week for
Bali (bury where he will attend a fam
ily reunion. Mr. Smith will he Join
ed at Durham by hir mother, Mr*.
Mary E. Smith, who to 7b year* old.
Mr*. J- J. Kincaid of Maxton, and
Oeo. W. Overman, brother and aio
ter of Mr*. Mary Bralth will also be
present at th* reunion, which wHI
be held at the home of the latter
in Salisbury
Cant- I. Roland. Willlamr ha* re
ceived hi* dtoeharg* from th* army
Jni ha* located In Dunn. He will be
awoclated In the prictlee of law again
with R.L Godwin, hia former partner.
Daring the war Cap*. Williams mad*
an enviable record, winning th%.Die
ting* tobed Service Croee, the Jrol*
DeGuenr*. and • eeholnrihlp In law
at Oxford UoJvur*lty, England. Capt.
WilBaa* to a *oa of Mr. and Mr*.
Marehall WlUlam* of Fatoen. HU
hoot of friend, are glad t* welcome
him to Dona again *» • dttoen.
Frof. i. 1. Martin arrived thto week
from hta aommer hom,ln Vh-glnto.
a«d to making preparetlon* for Ihe
gopt Martin to exporting ■ large at
j—•—i thto fall and pTo-pect* ere
bright far a mteadld taraj. The fac
ulty has been extorted rlth great car.
and Dima thto year will have another
splendid eorpa of teacher*. Ktoewhem
fat tfafa laaa wll be found a mem
eemplete prtgram af lb*
AyiRn Martin will Join her hea
baad horn In a few day* aad will m-t
mala la Dnaa dariag th* wiatar
TTmjjvrtR make tWrhU. with Mm
Voigt Sutton spent lest Sunder U
Benson with friends.
L. K. Denning spent last week-end
n rayettevill, on Inane**.
Al Branch* of WiNon. spent Ue
week end heie w.th fnenda.
i of Payettarilla spent
last week-end .n the cHy with friends.
'**•*•7 Thompson and Pat Jonei
•ipent Wednesday afternoon in Bal
Mr. and Mu. Almond P. Westbrook
|£cnt^ last week and at Wrigtiiseille
. C*r* *nd Pearl Adaaia of
Undan, spent Monday In the eHy
^th friends.
Mlae Sadie Pittman has accepted a
position with Johnson Broe. Dept.
Store aa Saleslady.
Mias Bachael Clifford returned
Monday front aeeeral days vl»H to
friends in Rocky Moant.
Bob younp returned home Sunday
liter spending several days on a
honre party In Greensboro.
Quite a number of the young peo
ple of the city attrndod the dance
m rayettevill0 Thureday night.
Paul Pope who has been quite sick1
w,tb fever for ih, past two woeki
nn« recovered ird |g out tfiio.
Carper Warren and Norwood Pone
left Tu**dijr for Wik» fortut where
the> will attend roller thU Motion.
Miss Mamie Johnson returned last
Thursday from Marion, 8 C., where
he visited friend# for several days.
Miss Gertrude Jackson and sister.
Miss Janie atUnded the 8hriner'a
ceremonial in Wilmington last wash
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Misses Gladys Kirby and Fay
Barna* of Xenly wore the fueeU
of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bamee last
week.
Canaday, Ceorgo Ashby,
Creech and William Waltons
of Sas.tWUW. spent Sanday hire with
friends.
. ¥,r' *n<* Mrs. R. A. Flensing and
children of Grtmv.land are here I hi*
boImuT * m th* 1'on,r °*Mcu
a„ktJp •n<1 Mrs Gilmore and littla
°.f SM<or<1. »re spending
XTa. TeVlor"' Wlth Mr' •nd
Mias Inei Bdorton of Xenly, re
turned home Wednesday after upend
ing several days bare aj the guest
of Mim Lucille Howard
Mi»« Mary Bella Herring after
.pend'M several day. In the city with
Mi*. Madrad Hood left Friday for
her. home la Raleigh.
Miss Katherine and Emily Crannte
of Karettaville, are ending eoverml
day* herc the guests of Mimaa
Pearl and Blanche Grantham.
, Marjory Godwin left Monday
inf '£VKtl,*V,“ D. C., where ike will
loin he, mother. Mrs. H. L. Godwin,
who U spending sometime there.
Mias Annie Lea Pope left Saturday
for Benson «ber. she will take char*.
High School there the coming season.
MU. Jessie Ricks and brother.
Bunny Riekj, of Waahington. return!
ed home yerterday a/Ur spending eev
crnl days here with Mr. Charlie
■isaer.
The fall and winter opening of the
£\G\ TV*°' Co ’ of "Winery,
isje ^ “'•■r an IB thi»
Oliver Ramsuer, who ha* been at
tending the Officers Training School
at Camp Lae, Va., has returned
home to spend the remajndar of the
summer »*h relatives before leaving
for N. c.. State College where he
wtU attend school thii year,
Pleaae notify Mis. Juanita Crockett
of Islington if you have any hand
pelntcd pictured, china, etencUIng, 01
| basketry ,ork for th. exhibit ol
the Art Department of th, Harnetl
County Fair.
Jame. Boat, who recently wai
prantad l.cens. to praetio. l.i, £
°f".Ii*do*n. °5r*.<>n °*« second flooi
of the Stat* Bank A Trust Co. build
mp. Mr. Beit is a graduate of Trin
ty Collage and read law at th. Stat*
oi.ivenjity. He Is well equipped foi
the practice of law and the Dupsfrl
Kdicta a successful career foi
nn t youngest attorney.
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WHAT THINK THE MERCHANTS?
The following suggestion has basal
•ttdrawed to 'rhe Dispatch It •*
■•lain* itself end we paaa K along to
r>ur readers: It follows;
Whrn a question of observing a
holiday comes op in Dunn, the whole
town has to be con reset d, and no
>ne aver wants to agree to observe
J>e day unlam be Is awn red that
ivery one alec will da tbs same.
To gat the matter settled, cant wa
ome together and establish certain
lays, in which wa will claaa oJr buai
»ess and honor the day and the cause
of which K stands.
W, would suggest: Hay SOth, Na
..cnsi Uoinurial day. this is a day that
wo cannot fail to observe. It honors
:hoas of a Ur own who have made the
supreme sacrifice for our country and
for freedom's aha.
July Sth, the day of all days glori
ous to an American.
Thanksgiving Day.
Dec. 2oth, Christmas Day.
Lot it be known that the -days sat
apart are to be observed In Dunn,
and It will not cause any lorn or in
convenience. It will become establiib
ad.
OFF, TO SCHOOL
' Among thorn leaving soon to taka
up their work In the varioua collage*
ami prvp schools are: Norwood Pope,
Caspar Warren to Wak* Foroat,
Wake ForaaL N. C.; Oliver Ramjusr,
William Jarkann and Robert Pearsall
to N. C., State Collage, Raleigh;
Edwin Cooper and Jake Wads to
University, Chapel Hill; Georg* K.
(•ranthem, Jr., to Bingham Military
Academy, Aihevtlle; Louie Jeffreys to
Staunton Military Academy, Staun
ton, Va.; Girrard Wllaon to University
Chapel Hill; Lucille Howard to Peace
Institute, Raleigh; Marjory Godwin
and Paulin* Blalock to Greensboro
Collage for Woman, Greensboro;
Elizabeth Thompson to Salem Aca
demy, Win-urn Salem; Florence
Cooper to Kendolph-Maeon Academy,
UanviU#, Va; Irene Parker to Greene
boro College for Women, Greenaboro;
Grace Crockett to Don College, Don;
Jesuc Holliday and Tbelmm Lynch
to Atlantic Christian Collage, Wllaon;
Clara Pope to Looisborg Collage for
Women, LouUburg; 1-ouuc Pop* to
Meredith College, Raialgh; Rachael
Clifford. Hattie and Pearl Wilson l*
Stats Normal Collage, Grocnaboro;
Minnie Taylor to Oxford College,
Oxford.
ISOOO MILES WITHOUT CHANC
ING A TIRE
Proof of the uniformly good ser
vice obtainable these days from stand
’s rd msltrs af automobile tires is con
tained in record of performance kept
by the Cosamheionert of Coweta
County, Ceorgia.
In an Overland car, the Superin
tendent of County Works drove over
I HOOD miles before a single tire was
changed ou the aet of Fisk Tire* with
which the car was equipped. After
that many mor* mil** war* checked
off on Um speedematsr on three of
the four.
Thia record was mad* in the face
Obis'* nt* Kt-,
In sad oat ot Ohio Prof C. O
William* U kaown u th* Cora king.
H* U a soil bo Ildar. Ha has »p*si
raara finding ool a few ear* thing*.
H* ha* discovered many wu eaerwt*.
H* la a booster for agrteultoral lima
a Iona. Haro I* no* of hla onaml.
at* talks:
"At praaaot price* tor farm crop*,
a ton of groand llmoutoaa has In
craaacd th# rtold of com, oata. wheat,
clover and tlnsothjr io tha vain* of
llg.to. Thl. I* m comparison Witt
similar land which haa sever bsso
treated.*'
No gnesa work about th* above.
Accurst* wsight* sad records bring
oal thl. important fact. Umastoa*
.1 present prim* I* by far tha cheap
est fsrtiftssr on th* market. Whan
for an napaadltor* or $g you nan
gal back !»•-look.1 jjg# g good
dasl. Paopla are fast bogtaalag to
raallaa win llmastoao moans la crop
production—Macadam g„ ,|f,a for
April. 1*1».
Leon Wad*, who ban baaa aaptoT.
•d la the Navy Yard at Par—oath,
Va., at boilermaker ha* (atoned
hunt* aad wil Upend aoata daa with
bit parent*, Mr. and Mr*. M. L.
Wad*.
Mia* Vlryinia Hall who Me* baaa the
rocat of Miaaaa Pearl aad Blanche
Grantham for tba peat aovaral day*,
ratarnad Wadaaaday to Mar baaa la
Hickory. Ska waa —rndtpaaltri by
Mlaa Blanche Grantham who wtU
toeeb achoo! there thia year.
5H«SMBWH!^HS=5=5
of diflkalt rfd condition*, nad oftan
timai with • Wad of <W« to tan woifc
■Ml.
j |M|> famm «:•!» ^^ifinygara^y^.
A Lad Grant >„.**' !• unded under «n net of '"rairma br the 9m*
X Lrgideture r,, ’{• r\», tVn! • < in l-tuh, ltr7. Splr-ndwd’r Mdmfar
| the edncetknr <! i j • f ih r i ■ v i ia t'.te lerhakal end Iiduurijeru.
I ' ■■■•ii’-O!*. in A*rietii’rrra!' Pherme-ry, mi I*
j 9¥^* ^ ,r: * *Ttlcal u.| Tr.*il# EiiflnsariaA . H—
J QepArt-.rex.*. • .1 L. w!;ixiiB| mJ Hijbvaj £a^ia4Ktes>
j Numrtnt.. . « • .
Lnit -r '•■; Gnrj-e. ?«-iion end ]anion Nedn ,
J |wr ur. ,r. /.J i.iulni* tuain ire* Bleat V
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' “ ’■ f paid Mentor?. 1 A
It in on.i»—practical!? maliolt to |S
* -"‘CO r= jratr. Room rat, boat $■
a <f r \ j*
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HARNETT COUNTY TRUST COMPANY
UUJNOTOH, Jt. C.
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
Will conduct a general banking business, extending every courtesy
consistent with safe ond conservative banking principles; money re
ceived on deposit subject to check.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits of one dollar or more will be received on which Interest at
the rate of FOUR per cent per ahnum will be allowed. Interest will
be credited on the ist days of January, April, July, and Octobar of each
year, and such Interest will be added to the principal.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Will act in any fiduciary capacity; do a general trust business, hand
ling estates and accounting to the Courts for the same.
Thoughtful men and women realise that an institution like the Har
nett County Trust Company is INtter than an individual to act as Execu
tor. Administrator, Guardian, Trustee or Receiver.
YOUR BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
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OFFICERS
John D. Goff, President. B. F. Method, Secy, ft Treasurer.
O. L. Johnson. Vice-Pree. , J, R. Baggett. Solicitor. 1
J. A. McLeod, Trwt Officer. •
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Extends Through the Season
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« We are ready to greet you with decidedly the greatest line of
;; MILLINERY, COAT SUITS, CLOAKS, YOUNG MEN'S FINE
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CLOTHING AND WEARING APPAREL
as well as our regular line of SILKS, DRY GOODS, SHOES, ETC.
that we have ever presented
It’s a pleasure to show and price the season's newest and best. We
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In the Yellow Front Store, Dunn, i
I NOW
Beautiful
Dresses
in kune with fair and wrmer weedier
These attractive yet moderately priced Summer Frocks ere proof
positive that a woman can be SMART, COOL and ECONOMICAL,
all at the same time this summer.*Pretty plaids, figures and plain
shades. Any size. ,
THE GOLDSTEIN COMP’Y
Dunn’s Best Store
Let Us >ress You Up
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There are many times in a pawn’s Hfe when one
is anxious to appear at their very best.
On such occasions we first think ef looking well *
and being well dressed has ots do with how we leek.
Our conscience may be clear; oar character good, bat
we don’t feel good union we have on good clothes.
Thl» la the caaa of mdet paopo, aomo doat t care,
but there are precioua few that do eot And a time h
their lives when they would likp to look and appear at
their very beet, and thla la the way you can look aad
appear all the time if only you lot oa aell yea year
clothing, ready-to-wear, aboea hata, etc. W» have
mede e study ef this line of booinooo—wo aaew how
to pleeee people, and wo boy the kind of goods la oar
reedy-to-Wear department that jnat as its a very lady
j who comes In.. c,
You can And jnat what you want la the stose aad
now la the time to buy.
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Yours for badness,
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McCALL & COMPANY
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