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******* * * L O C A L * •* * * * * * * * * John M. law, of Rocky Mount, is h*r, today to vi.it relative*. Mr. and Mru. Paul Hood attended th» clrcui in Wilaon Tueiday. W. A. Gaaque attended the auLo mobile races In Dillon, S. C., last Thuraday. Mrs. J. A. Pool returned this after nan from Benson, where sho had been visiting relative#. E. M. Thorp*, a partner of John H. Pope in his Georgia l»nd deals, waa hare Wednesday en 'route to Richmond. Fir, in tha ginnlag department of Ihe O*o. F. Pop* -hill"ng plant burn ed a small quantity of cotton Wed nesday afternoon. Lewis Stephen* has resigned hi* position with the Durham end ftoutlv < rn Railroad to beeonn* a mernlwr of Ih* Atm of Slephene-Kowurd Com l>eny. The Cannady-Tilghman tract of land, comprising 181 acres, and lo cated about a mile from town, waa istld this morning for an averse* of |260 an acre. Mlsa Esther Godsrin is rapidly re covering from the effect, of , nUaL^orfin* ,* F*7«“«*'W hTa nllaL aeoording to rtports received h«r§ IkU morning by rcUtivoa. ,.’**** p1^VEn,,*W' • oister of Mru. ported this morning that she was eo-Al'0n* D‘f"7 ‘fUr * Coi,D- WhlL#*\ ^oyettcvillc ,there he purchased a :ST ••E22.»Ie " *hich say. ho and Robert ar. going to loaf arouad Dunn until he has fuMy“ cvvorod his strength. 7 —irelhmr^ h Co.ld*n* pleasantly re membered horc I, . vWtor in !5ulin • l,rC® insurance *" Dunn eeveral year, ago no-*ei"?T#d to Dumbarton. which i" now "Is hcadausrlers hil?^'1? l10** '"nrk to bc «* ‘tad at the rhino Fair are raqoe.t , !? **'!?, * of all such articles ‘° *"■ w- E. Baldwin and Mrs H. , rtMra*n, who have charge of this il.pana.nl of the cpwlUnn. Chief of Pollea Pag# U on the war path for 1919 lax.. Armed with a j»ook of reeeipta he it invading the i n?**1 houa*a all over town. Mayor •' W. Whitehead vu the first to bay * r^*eiPt. railing to ua the Chief on the first day the booh, were open ed. fh» K. L. Howard tract of land along Black River wax sold Tuesday at auction ]t was cut into ten email f*r“X averaging about forty-five *rr*». and told for an avarage of “hoot 1200 acre. Mr. Howard sold tha property lea. than two months “go far ISO.000 to A. C. B«me». G. M. Tilghmen end Marvin Wada. Dr. W. B. Cullom. of Wake Forest College, filled the First Baptiat Church pulpit last Sunday in tha absence of Pastor Oliva, Dr. Cullom it at th« head of the Baptist "Seven ty-Ft** Million Dollar” campaign in this State and expressed gratification over the progress of tha work thus far. —m %um. mu1.' ■ where Mr. Rooaaaaa will kern ms a missionary for the Holiness Church Mr. Boaaaeau haa been in school at Falcon for tha last fix years sod ii well known here. Mra. Roxseau is a enter of Mrs. B. A. Rowland and Mre. O. 7. Taylor. Regular morning and evening ser vices will b* conducted at the Chris tian Church nvxt Sunday by the pas tor, Bav. Frederick F. Grim. Special music will be given daring the morn ing service by Jdise Agues Spain, of Greenville, who is teaching music In the Dunn Graded Schola The Wo man's Missionary Society will meet in the Church at 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon. The Hood property at Cumberland Street and WUson Avenue sold at • auction this momfng for 112,450. W. C. Cannady. of Snow H1U, Wat the purchaser of tha large residence on the corner and the vacant lot be tween H and the business buildings to the north. Ho will probably move to Dnnn If tha sal* is confirmed by Krneet 7. Young, present owner of the property. Tbe Methodist Sunday School will obearv# no*t Sunday as promotion and rally day at the usual 8unday school hour. Bar. James M. Daniel pastor, has extended an invitation to atl former ntudenU and to the poblie generally to attend. Sporial service* av* been arranged. Regular aervleer will ba conducted by the pastor both morning and evening. John Olhrar West and Mia* Etta Hargrove ware married Tuesday morning *} the homo of the bride’s parents, W. G. Mar irrove, near 8hady Grove. Mr and West left tamcdiatel, afw, the ceremony for Joun‘»l". where Mr. W«M Is PJ'nC&*‘ of ‘be grad^ serhoola- »• O ion of Mr and Mr*. B- B. Wen and a brother of K. C. West, of Dunn. Mr. and **'S. Bradley Godwin hev, moved Into OjB’*** buagalow at the toms' of Bea*^1 l*F‘oo Avenue and Psoreell Street. The bungalow U dm •• among th« flnest *»d ottraeUva. It was built •» • e?V,f; “PProximauiy $7,000. Oodwln ho« r***ntly mc. y&BSKSWa a53C4 class at the Dunn Methodist Church Sunday mon>!|3ILt^A^>’iJ: - *»y"ty member* »ra_axyected U> com. from Roevboro D. “. Hot I, teacher, i* graffgy.syast “rBj^’SraarrE RtateBank *»d T^omo. nr. I. teacher ef thep-fiSZLrUm «»d wGl be among «bo runtora. The R. O. Teyk>r Company’. Ms. some sale b*«*" UU J*°k ‘be Yellow Front ***•■ U advising all of hi* customer* to buy hnarlnglr fflf tllH^ f*il Midi only T,2X, a share of k’» bargains f«, Uia other foBi who bavo made the i*a£t2S.JH3a ISeKSasarAirw it i fro**!? Mr*. E L. Cook la visiting relatives .n Roc try Mount. r George T. Noel left Monday tor Selma to visit relatives. John Paschal, of Durham, me s vicitor to Dunn Wednesday. Mr*. J. ti, Crockett attended the cireua at Raleigh Wcdneeday. Mr*. Foy fittman has accepted a position with thc K. G. Taylor Com pany. Braxton Daggett and Alger Byrd tver* visitors in Fojir Oaks Wednes day night. J. Milton Tart left Wednesday for Richmond, Va., and other citie* north <>n'buainean. Paul Ezaell, of Norfolk, Va., spent a few day* hare this wvrk with hia mother. Mr*. J. D. Exacll. Judge Otis Prontia Shell will hold court at Lillmjrton next week in the absence of the regular recorder. A number of Dunn people attended "Corns Along," a musical comedy, at th« LaKayott* Theatre, in Fay citevillo Wednesday night. I ne next regular meetiiti* or the Philuthva class of the KirA BapCbt Church will hr held Tuesday nif.ht -A Ifir home of Mlsu Minnie Cuy. entries II. ltandal, of Norfolk, passed tnrouirh Dunn yesterday cn rout* to Fulron, where one of his children hn» been ill for several day*. Dr. F. Smith, the vmerable and hc-oved physiosn who mail; hn home In Dnr.i a fow yea-e ago when he moved to LUling*on. CHllim#* quite <11 at ll<c homo of hie daughter, Mrs. I .fee J. Heart, here. William K. Johnson, who him been omployod in Kcnly for the last several months, war here Monday to visit his Mircnts He left Tuesday for Chapel Hill, where he has since entered the University of North Carolina. Miss Mary Warren left Tuesday for Iaiuievillc, Ky , whsro she is studying in thc Southern Baptist Seminary. Miss Warren was teacher of the First Baptist I’hiluLhra elate. She ie rucettded In this woik by Itui Janie Ipock. Misses Hits and I'cnri Jcmiean, F.thel Da.ley. Mudle Bell aad Mrs. Virgin Warren, accompanied by form rr Mayor J. Walter Tumage, attend ed a show at Fayetteville Wednes day night. They made the trip In Vr Tumagv'e car. Hoy Its ley. who has been employed si Char Kite since be was mustered out of :hv -ji-fuy, has accoptail a jaisi T.on with tli* Southern Boll T'-lepnan Company as manager of the Red Spring* and Kaxton exchanges. lie ivas hr.r Monday en route to his erw post lion. Mrs. N A. Bril returned Monday nils New Hem, where she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Water*, who is in a hospital there. Mr*. Water? recently underwent a urgical operation, but i* rrcovvrmg nicely, according to information brought home by her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Gardner, whose home has been in Rocky Mount for the last two years, are her# to visit Mrs. Gardner's mother, Mrs. MJ. Pittman, and Mr. Card ner'e relatives. They will go from here to Aahovillc, whore Mr. Gardner hat accepted a position as a traveling ■ala-man. J. Walter Tumagv. former mayor of Dunn, who has born receiving ■ -y--- — ic retarnsd home Tuesday night as hale and aa hearty as ever, Friend* of Mr. Tomagc already are speaking of running him fur mayor again, and he seems to he in a not onresceptive mood, t any rate, he ir. at At ''as a fiddle'' and hi* friends ar* confident that he will enter the race. Som* folk arv so obliging that hey dislike to put even a pel reman to trouble. A slightly intoxicated rural gentleman picked out policeman Hunt's front porch at a likely place to go u> sleep Tuesday night and teas found wrapped in slumber by :b« homing cop. He made no pro test when placed under arrest. At City Hall he submittod the case, paid a fine and went hia w«y rejoicing that punishment was not more severe. Harnett County tax exquallxatlon met her* Tuesday to hear complaint* from property owuers relative to val uations. The complaints were many, inoperty in nearly every ra*e having Wen doubled in v.ilnatiun. Thi» » true of avory township in the county, nctrrding to F .Sin.In, Jr„ who .* k member of the board. Floyd U. Taylor and J. A. McLcoi arc the clhei members of the hoard. All of ti tm were here. Dunn's three drug stores yesterday mailed to the Treasury Department cheeks for the October collection! from the war tax on soft drinks. The total was approximately 1200 for the month and is said to have been about •he average sent each thirty days. This show( that imbibers of the nos cheering cup in Dunn pay approxi mately $2,400 annually toward de fraying the rout of defeating the Hun. It also shows that clos, to 817,1100 Is spont here annually for soda fountain drinkn, and this does not take into consideration the vast quantity of bottled drink* sold In grocery store* and restaurant*. Kenneth F. Howard and Loaii Dinning wer* Iiamett County repre sentatives at the Thirtieth Division Reunion in QreeeviUo, 8. C this work. They made the trip by auto mobile. Before naming to Dunn ttiey wlB visit eevsra] towns la the western pert of North and South Carolina. Valeria) fur the new Free Will Baptist Church Is being placed on • he site *t the comer of King Avenue md Cumberland Street. Active con struction will begin immhdiafcly. Contractor Kennedy was here today arranging for quartern for his men. Th,.. building Is to cost approximately J20.000. A nurs« containing 11,200 was loot Iasi Saturday by Buck Jackson, who was here from nil firm In Sampeon County. Nr. Jacksun left the puree •in a rlmfc In the lobby of a local bank. When he returned a moment later It was gone All ef the money except about I2S in caah was In cherts, payment upon which waa sloppod. Carey B. Taylor, managing editor of The Asheville Cilisen. Is in Cincin nati this week to report the world ■irriej bate hall gamss between Chica go and Cincinnati. Carey was once sport.ng editor of the Raleigh Times and ie still a member of ths Bees Bail Writers' Association. He was given the trip to the Quean CKy by hlt newspaper. BOOK CLUB RESUMES WORK AFTER INACTIVITY After nearly two year* of (section the Thursday Afternoon Book Oab resumed it* work hare Tkuraday whan it' member* met at th« home of Mr* N. A Townsend, elected officers and committer* and planned It* program for th* roming yaar. Mr*. P. S, Cooper, the president, having resigned, Mr*. Clarence J. Smith »*■ alerted to fill lb* vacancy. Mrs. J. W, Whitehead we* choaea Tice-preuid-nt, Mr*. GranvLIl* M. I'ilghman 'i~ usurer and Mrs. Charles Highsm.'lh a- cratary. Mr«. Tuvm-rnd, Sir*. Whitehead und M-* T Ighmun war* named a rcrnmhtr, to complete the year’s pro gram. I'n. J. W. Thornton, Mr*. J. R. Duller and Mrs. J, Lloyd Wad* were n*Bud a committee to choose books for the club. The • luhV study for the year will ’’Snjthrra Literature." The club has done little organised .vt .k . Ir.cv th» beginning of the war, nllhough all of its eighteen members were art hr, in war aid project* and in fighting the infloensa epidemic wh eh *w*pt th- county last winter. Tl '• lb, oldest organiration of it* kind in Dnnn, having beer, founded nine yearn ago. Eili*. Becker T:.~ following invitation has bean iPfillMtl: Mr. »nd Mrs. KUielbcrt Becker re Iiueet the honor of yonr presence at th, muntacr of their daughter, Helen Mary to Reverend John Aston RUM, Toe-day evening, the twenty.firet day October St eight o’clock. Saint John’* Church, Roanoke, Virginia, SPEAKS IN RALEIGH Nias Kathleen Mallory, rnrraapnnd '»* secretary of omr Southern Wo men's Minion.,, Unloa, arlU be in Hjlniab R»Rt»fnB-wRR Choreh at 11 o’clock. Mlaa Mallory i» an attractive speaker, full of the <•» of service, and of lov* for tha Master and a loat world. She srill ipcak especially to th* women In tha Interest of th« 7& Million Campaign. Fleas# try to hear her and ask all the women of your church to haar her. Dr Tnmtt will speak iu Raleigh Tuesday afternoon so go in n«if to hear Mis« Mallory and stay for Dr. Truett's message MATTIE BAIN. IF YOU WANT THE BEST FEEDS for your stock use th* ’’Jost” line. They ar. guaranteed to briny re unite We have it for horses, cows, chickens and hors. Peoples Sup ply Co. 10 2 2t. FOR SALE—M ACRES, ea CLEAR. ed, clay subsoil, cleared land fane of Wade, N. C.. on the National I ed. Good huildniys, 3 miles south Highway. R L. Taylor, Wada, N. C. 10-2-18-31 pd. FINE FARM FOR SALE —I OFFER for sal« a nice farm containing 163 acres, 30 cleared, the balance heav ily timabersd. 800,000 fast of pine timber and a lot of tie timber, stood 6-room home celled all over. Good large barm. Wire fence around farm. Well drained, good fertile loamy clay subsoil Good crop grown nn the plac# this year Good water, good neighborhood and good title. Farm Is located in Barbecue township, Harnott coun ty. II milea from L*lllnyton, half mil. near A ire art I, school, 8 miles of Pineview. Good place for Ash ing and hunting. Will sell this farm for 680 per acre. About one half cash and balance on long easy terras. Do not apply unless you mean to buy. I. B. Jones, Broad way, N. C.. R. I. 10-2-2L ******* * * BUSINESS LOCAL * * **•#*.** « — CARBIDE ON HAND. SEE W C » Poy&o. ”rn, N. C. rA“* „™*0„'»ALE.—NINETY iMastir-»— n UNLiMITED MONEY TO LEND ON •» witfcoot Mfe ineurnnoo. With er without brokar **« eTft* , Lftcrnl apprnian) of prf**r<7.' *°a*t attention fiK$^t*S*Kw.,TS ■™T FEED FOR izw™ ,y IF YOU WANT TH^E BRAT FLOUR 2** "**• battar. Pro pi*, Supply Co. 10 j 2t UN! VERSA!.:.“^T1UCA! AF«J a,.^!pg w^atriSWts« Hod A Gfaitlba^** **• CARBIDE ON HAJ^ |u w 7 Kanoy, naar , Dona, N. C. IRE W. C Kanoy, aaai Po^og—, Dm, N. C. PO*ir*fcifr52^-IBIA-IT MAX ~UG'~** with ^ala* board.. E. Ek^SuCAL APFlJ ^'•‘“«Si,.a-LSfvr trie Shop. Phofe* ]7j# CARBIDE OW MAj^ SEE W. C Kaaoy, aaar PoRage.| D»*n, M. & unIVERSAL electrical appli Se*Skaaw trie Shop. Phoa, it*. POR SALZ^^INE^uyj- op pi£i •“* >*rk«T*-j.»n«y and Poland China cnaa. Worth Pop*. CARBIDE ON HAND SEE W C Kanoy. naar Poit«a^a Dana, N. C. SEHNINC P1ANQS~^7cmATtl? U aae.ll. They 4. Tkmi y ^ £•£ 25* «•& of the ton Sold by Paniab-DHypr Co. TRYFAMOU5 SEXALL JONTEEL cream, fate pc»dc*» --a Hood A Gmnthanj ^ UNIVERSAL ancaa of all nead for PINE SHoVlftc OF PRETTY nlono and tabu laxYn. Howard Electric Shop. PhooL, HI ELEANZO TOOTH BRUSHES AND paste. Hood A Grantham SMALL FARM NEAR COATS FOR ■ala. W. H. Parrieb, Dona, N. C. fine showing of pretty piano and table Hmpa- Howard Elcctrk Shop, Pboo0 IT*. YOUNG’S TWO FIFTY EGO StraU of SieRla Comb White IniHwrt Cockerels, March batched, $2 oath. Locretia Parker, Dake, H, c. TOWN LOTS—SEVERAL BEAUTl. fal dwelling lota f*r Mia. Worth Popa. SEE THE PEOPLES SUPPLY OO. for feed, and eoppUee of all kinds. wc have Ike moat complete Hoe of foede in Donn and ear pncee an r-ght 10 * tt roR Sale—second hand mail wen roadster. Cheap far cash. R. Hager, Dunn, M. C. 10 2 tf. fJOARD WANTED—FOR GENTLE man and boy. Prefer place hi country near town, with place to ■tor« antomahiln. Idem - pr:ce and location. Adder** a Dispatch, Dunn, N. C. 10 I tf. NOTICE TO PUBLIC—I HEREBY forbid any and all Parson* from hiring, housing, feeding or j„ tny way helping ray deaghtcr, Lueillr William;. IwaNa yaar* old. who ba* left ray home wither* my consent. Any on« doing this *U1 be prose cuted by law. Bet*W Williams Dunn, N. C. It pd. „• WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED one ear of 5V galvanisod roofing. 8e* ua for prices. N. A. BoD A Co. 10 t St. NEW BOOM POIROTS AND girl*. Standard work*. Hood A Grantham. FINE SHOWING Of PRETTY piano and tabi. JW»Pn. Howard Electric Shop, #heae ITS. BEING US YOUR UBJRTt RONDS M you want to saR Wa will FINE SHOWING OR PRETTY JCTt./""'"* JUST RECEIVED—A Car load SSBISSf orTaul-i NAvir raloabla farms for county, loco tod la PH hoc da, aa good a*4*, good markets with SJ*d Call on or addraas *• I Daaa, N. O. _ FOR SALE—ONE fRACTICALLT dew tap baggy aad for onAi er ea lime. E- Y. <*hi»ay. FOR SALt>—SEVERAL NEW FOND to»rto* car*. E V, Oalnay. UNIVERSAL ELECTRICAL APFU *a*at afaii kind*. A*t Ui*«jr.u M*i for otartrkRy. Howard Doe trk Bay. FRaaa ITS. FINE SHOWING OF PRETTY piano and bM, bay* Howard EUatHt SVop, rk*. Iff. NSW AND SECOND HAND POODS for mlo. PAEElEM-miYEO CO. SPECIAL - STRAW HATS AT roar owm prleo. Wo Sara a krpo oniTOna U ooloot from. oM of orfclofc or* cake at a bt* roSootlom. Coll at mno Wforo tkor or* ptokod oror. AM po4 otyto*. Jomooo Brother*. Doom. SoSTwIljI NOTICE STORECLOS » * • i i ; , the stores of | B. FLEISHMAN & BRO. i ; will l>e Mooed [ J SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 UNTIL g P. M. .■; > on account of holiday. I - > • : ; T1w>y will open promptly at • p. «p. P < » i=| B. FLEISHMAN & BRO. °UNN, NORTH CAROLINA I FORDSON TRACTOR 111 -V ' rfy*. '• y .k* v; At John A. Johnson’s Farm, Two Miles South of Smithfield, on Highway, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1919. The Little Tractor With The Big Poll Cost you Lets than Cheapest Six Cylinder Car . , • .* . •> r? . “Y: ;• V FORDSON Powtr Farming i* Here to Stay — ■ -. ^ •. . - i' . : •' Every three hone fanner in this section should have a Fordson, This means you—and we can show you that you can make more money with less effort by its use Call on us for demonstration on your farm. We have Tractors in use in the County doing the fol owing work: Working roads— pulling six-horse road scraper, during land—pulling trees up to 7 inches in diameter with straight hi ck. Running Thresher, Saw Mill, Shredder, and any belt work up to 22 horse power. Pulling two 14 inch bottom or three 10 inch botto n plows; pulling 28 disc 18 inch cut-a-way harrow on fresh broken land. State-wide demonstration, Six Tractors at work. Big Barbecue Dinner—October 9th, 1919. Make your arrangements to be on hand. * JOHN W. THORNTON, Dunn, N. C SANDERS MOTOR CO. Smithfield, N. C. Ford and Fordson Sales and Service I Fall Display " I Ready for You 1 Our store wi» never fuller of seasonable dry goods and wearing ap 1 pare! than it is at this time. No better or more varied collection of 1 styles was ever brought together. A visit to our store will prove proflt 1 able to all who are in search of dependable and modish goods. Every I thing we are showing was I Bought Wisely and Well at a Tune 1 When Prices were Lower. I This, of course, is not a season of low prices- He who searches for and I finds low prices will be sure to get the worst of the bargain In quality. I There are no such things as low prices with the world markets in their 1 present condition. But some of us did hit upon a piece of good fortune - some months ago and buy befors the last jump. Some of our good* I cannot be duplicated at the factories for the prices we are charging the I retail buyer. There is No Profiteering Here—You Share In Our Good Fortune. Our goods are of that high standard you have always found at Draughon's. We still carry the best lines of shoes. 8tronee and Adler men's salts and overcoats, Knox and Howard hata, and the beat Coat Suita, Coats, Dresses and Other Apparel for Women. Our departments devoted to women's wear Is especially attractive this year and includes some of the moat beautiful creations brought South for the Full. Be sure to see our lines when you come to Dunn. . J. W. DRAUGHON imjmn, n. c. ' • • V;,-, !
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