THE DCHN DISPATCH
April Iri, lTliTri the
at Don, N. C.. nder the act ef
Hatch *,1*7*.
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y Yarpetahaea la Bad.
'*bOe The Dispatch arkeowirdgri
r« leaning toward either of tho*.
atrrj myths who are supposed tr
have presided ratpee-.hndy over the
;•* r«n*i*m eup and tripping toe. it doe
dislike to toe Bacchus relieved ei
: cor acre that sheuM be his when Du
y - tw censure is aadd'cd upon the un
• (?' wding Terpsichore.
- hose of our younger mm wht
l ave sot tasted ef the delight incident
■i the rharming pastime of dancing
» our alder oars whnv .''inly have be«
titfened by age, ami our preacher*
> those basimvs it is -.0 di-count««ac<
ill that has arm th- appearance ol
"^oo iwufn tucunatton
^ # traiaiag. rrlicou* conviction o\
? liability to dance c'j acI par;.icipa:j
>a the Terpsiehorear. activities of thi
- ' ommaailjr—are all 1-et up about th*
^ thin* and would f>.xv«-r hanith il
frod the domain of 1 ayor .Vhllchre.
Mid his cabinet of rommUaionon.
"they have petition..1 the lyr.,d f„i
rai ordinance to this effect. In pre
.anting this petition they brine ait.
1. c.rioua charges, whkh. Uafor;u.m>
j ly, are baaed upon what th-- pt.lkc
. ay ia a fact
However, the dance U not to Mam
t Our old friend Tcrp* had sottiny is
£ •!•• with th? recent anpiearwnlne,.
f u-tuU. While So- or the; .i e - >* c».
tape* our wui ry- or. :ns
ere, the o-k r ftUow i ope.! «m
evor Old Ha.-chv* is to olamc 1(
• riser had been ' a»-»y from the
, dnwc«- there v.,uiJ 1*. v been no trots.
Ik
-j Of ceurie. if whiskey canr.ot bt
kept away from the dance. The Pin
J patch la for keeping th-* dance away
« froua whiakey. The two trill not mi*.
* Not with any safety to the young
» women aad man who arc the innocent
bystaaders.
* It U possible to conduct orderly
« dances This can be done when our
young people are convinced that they
jeopardise their welfare when they
allow the public liquor drinkers tu
attend their dances. Mothers can
. help ia the cenvinefag by keeping
their daughters at homo until they
tro assured that evil practice* have
been discontinued. Mother, too,
*» '’j —* - *-» lahii 1—_•_ia_ w _
■ - - • fhmMeafceatthil la Mt In »»
improffw environment
But, wbat w* aurted oat to my is
* that ‘Wtadmad-burird-John-Barley
eanT aha aid not be allowed to play
Baa qua when Terpsirhorv cannot Ik
placed lm • clam with Macbeth
a - i
la lanpua
MfUfr Bennett war not dressed for
company,^ Bcally contp’cy wu fnr
from Vpr mind as she leaned over a
' tab Id-, which gleamod a aiyatcriout
t ome thing that was destined to even
tsally captain “T«a Thumb," mo
ws* and direr puddin* when we drove
up to mod ret Bennett home in
the Six Bun country down in Bamp
John Draughon, Dunn merchant
and Samp ion farmer. *u our guide,
and guarantor. it wan a part of hit
farm that the little B«r:>U hum.
ofcfrfUd Jlrf hi- wna far rrom being
porapaa aan grata with Ma Bennett,
her pen ml tpoure. Frank, ard her
etalwart von. Grady, the latter juft
home from the wtn.
Pa Bennett «> jic Idit to greet
"Mitler John." and Ma wat quick to
I are tke* tub sat* come with an invtta
t.ou te.eal. t .le had Mr. itica that
alt- art were hungry all the time.
** Tyrant take a minute,** she mid, “•<
jurt killed hogs thiv rr.emmg and
Lhcre’s a monad »* (pare r!hr and
buck bon ■» a-eitin' oat on the table
We ece~e hungry and mitt riba and
back jo mi listorod mighty good to
fcangry son. So. the ushered it Into
Iho groat t Jntia which sorv.'t oloo
ft? Ildrg ■ com and whoso aitcavpcicd
Door user* as bright sail spotless aa
tyodtrs town. There wo war* told
to atay until Ac "rsaotsd” up tho
A tow m. >«too pac.od and Mo tt~n
. -u't b. am ag coast, aaaco rsoppear
cd tft t»B a* tho III’ snook woo ready,
bho wao right abort that "mssst"
of artvc rite aad back bone. Thor*
was saowgh far half a down ordinary
Iowa see—sad to# tborr were nrjst
aad Alt/ whtto yarn potato**, moalv
coca pose aad b tor ait. ewoolbroads
aad gla#rr echo*, saao r/ruy aad ath>
or tMaga'J-aad eawfao If yoa want
A , '*
WhUa w* ale Ma aad fa Maanott
r A MSI) Ma tatimg in haw bard ah*
had asrtM far her old aaaa—aad aa
jiyfag aVi f* idling of tho dm
hdbg, itrtiil crags aad the trWbtag
fadMi M rogtotorlrty a tender acts
•Asa Grady's nemo crept Inla the
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If. d ■'Otc money—hut they had doI
had n homo they could call their own.
They wiiv i manta, drifting wherever
they ebon.
Grady had figured it all out. Hu
father had paid enough In rent* tc
buy several homes—hut he hadn't
any. It w*» time Ma had a nice Little
ne*t. So Grady looked around. Mr.
Drausrhvn hail a nice place—just the
right size—near linden. Grady had
Just bought it. mane bad been made
■o mu vs in a short while.
“I have worked all then* yean =tc
ht-ip Frank make a man of himself,'
said Ma. “and now 1 got to start all
•tve.r again on Grady—don't vomer
have an awful time." Bat ike wrn
full of mothsr'e prtda tat that hoi
il> the war, and full of gratitude tc
Mister John for the opportunity hi
had given the boy.
That night, after w* had hunter
uoaii g Uttfc lower down among the
big blur bushce, we eamc back by
the Bennett's. Grady arms thare—e
fine strapping figure of a boy wtu
curved his time la helping to lick th<
Hun. nr was beside the road wit!
a hac uf pots toe l and a bag of span
ribs and back hone for the hungry
town-dweller* to carry back to town
'•We'll ba moving over soon,” hr
raid, “but I don't know how to get
Ma there. We ars going by truck and
automobile and Ma won't rid* on any
of them."
MINERS ACCEDE TO
PRESIDENTS WISH
With Bat One Ptisan ting Vots
Tbey Accept Wilson’s Pro
posal For ScttUment
Indianapolis, I*d., Dec. 10. ~Th«
toil miners' strike has oadvd.
With but one dissenting vots, tht
general committee of the Uniloti
Mine Workers of America in seasioi
here this afternoon voted to accept
President Wilson's proposal for >ms>
■lisle return to work ponding final
•tttlcmcnt of thair wage controversy
with operators by a commission to bs
rppomtvd by him.
Telegrams were sent out tonight U
the four hundred thousand locals ol
'he union by international officiali
of the mine workers instructing them
to return to work Immediately. Full
instructions with regard to ths agree
ment will he sent out tomorrow morn
ing.
Operators tomght predicted full re
-tjmption of operations Friday and
shipment of coal from the minors be
coir.ntmr Monday morning.
Evwybody Gratified.
Minors, operators and government
official*, alike, were highly gratified
over the settlement tonight and all
sides appeared confidant of a final
<atlafartory settlement of the fight by
tbv commission.
The action today ends a tie-up of
rtn> coal industry of mar* than fin
weeks duration and one which was
ru'-ro far-reaching in its effects than
any other in the history of the coun
try. • As a result of the strike th
in.untry was fast approaching a com
;-lile <hr.»down of indtntry a''d w-ri. -
•prvail Suffering among its 100,000,
•vno iniuUissi*
The di-riaion of the miner* earn
•fter many hour* of debate In which
the radical element in the general
committee made Incendiary spear he*
nvrainsl operator* and others inter
ested in settlement of the strike and
for a time threatened to defeat ef
fort# to settle the strike at this time.
The cor.»r»ativ* element lad by Act
'ng Prs-sident John L. Lewis, and
3»r n tary-Trcasutwr William Green,
(puo*«l control of the rituatioa this
miming snd succeeded in putting
down practically all opposition by the
time the qnestion came ta a vote.
Concession to Radi eels.
One concession waa made to the
’-•ullralr. Tha convention agreed to
:he calling of a general convention
i*s the miner* at a future dale, at
which time the action of and reason*
for the grnaral committoe aril] bo
fol’y explained. Tha one ononts of
acccplanre of President Wilson's plan
mart# their light principally on the
r’.iaory that snly a general conven
tion of the mine workers had power
to call oil the strike.
M'-mbar* af tha general commit
1 re tonight steadfastly refused to
mike public the nun of tha delegate
ho cast the one dissenting sots
Two statements war* gtven out
following adjournment of the con
ference by Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer, arho first submitted
the President’s proposal to Acting
Prr-ridcnt Lewis and Seeretary-Trea*
crcr Green at a conference in Wash
'ngton last Saturday and came to
Indianapolis Monday to await the out
cams o- Antldsration of th* plan by
-he minors general committee
Kofly-Farbea.
Shepard*. Va., Doc. h.—A beau
tiful marriage w» solemnised at
•Oineko," the home of the hrlds, on
Movent bet 21. at 2 o'clock p. m, the
can tract ing partita being Miss Louis#
Forbes, daughter af Mr and Mrs.
Cleveland 0. Forbes, and Prof. James
Clyde Kelly, formerly of CarOmge,
N. C., bat at present aaporintende.it
of the graded school of Youngsvillr.
M. C. The ceremony was performed
oy the brother-in-lew of tha pride,
'Rev. J. M. Millard, pastor of Littleton
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I7IAM CAMPAIGN
Tk# flgoroa 1 *»»• you loot weak
'or tin- orphanage wore mmewfcat
mixed by yoor printer or not qotte
ander flood by tho editor Hoxidrx.
the Ago ret boot greatly changJB any
ingbf’i ewllortion *u fl60.ll,
Ruin'* Croak’* 0400 end near Coon
boo f4n>T. The amount from
-tiio'i Crook hot oat bora eloaod and
win likely bo a bore 0400. On lent
Sondoy Spring Braaok'l collection
wo* abort f>00 for Ibo mm* object.
The 74 Million Campaign ha* born
* gtofKMM raeaem. Twoodoy night
'.he report from ala at ran rbnreho* io
01lo.70h.00 Lad N mm certain
that the ■meant win roach (111,000
Ax Director for the Little fchrm Ax
xeciailea I dottrw lo ihaak alt who
bore heigad la wtaalag Ihlo graac
rlctory.
So for I bora fowad In* ladir Id
ea la who oaro If.foo each, lea who
gar* IIAN each. Whoa So Ml
report* ora la, I *haS ho glad to giro
poor roadoro the omooio raiaod by
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Linden, l'iv, V The howpr.r.bl .*
home of 34.. ..mi Mia. George D.
Elliott. at Uit'icH, v.t* the /-<• r> of a
large arathcriiivr of fri n«i« VVtdn»%
dajr night wh» a t:iv accomplished,
Mi» FmiTy Pntt-e.on KINot. nr.ri LK
Henry Slor.n utrj unite*, in
rinire hv tin* R»v. Emory Wadiburr
of Linden. The siiar<i»u* it»|r*ri«:r if
tho midcrcc wa* adorned with
Southern chryxanthrnv.m.* a. d
other dccoiclivr r(?i-ct« *.iii whan the
bridal paity lutd sea* n»bl* J lot iU«
ceremony n scene of rn:r b^ni ; * >d
•plunder vre* present » •. on
John M. Hoiitfov Jr., at the puir.o a.id
Miaa Norvig Alexander. of I’ayctL'
ville. vio! nr*. moyn'. to** < • irt.vj;
march from Lenenav n. the- binlr.^
maid* d •rccisil,il the l*rv:>\! »lntrca«.
were met by the irroorismco un i pro
ceeding to the parte prjvnav- *i
way for the msi*) of honor and the
bride who, never look’n^ mor !x-r».v
tiful.jgru-n-d on th*' - m h-Y •'**!!;•
er. Th:* c-'»vnu*ny tva* tho rhuri * ut
.apr< l. .'v: se-‘v>c* of th** f>rc«hyt/-ri.in
church, a rii v* b-ing iriveq and re
ceived in toki n ot tlu plfii^*; g;x**u
Then came the >hotri;;> of roe!* slu
lationa.
Mia* Eunice Elliot. V-r <t ‘J\K
bride, was maid of hnr «,r. The brills*
maid* wi*rv Ruth 7. .•
den; Mi*., An**ir Graiam. Chur!*.*
Miw* *£n*.w Eliot*, Thorb-r*-.*pe; Mi mi
Fmily Patter-ou, Lfiunnbkijr; ;«
Evelyn Jackin, Richnvjr.d. v a.. a.id
3iiji rrur.coi Worth, i)n» »d*on. f|.v
be it roan wi< Dr. David Morin.
Wilmington. hrolh'V o; l!i *. . . a.;d
the groom>me?* wore Prank (irahiia,
Chapel Hill; Dr. J. f. JlcKinne..
Roanoke, Vr..; Dr. •!. R. Wrirrht, Ral
cigh; Dr. J. G. Mury.ny. Wiiutinittna:
Poland W.llicm.*. Dor.*,, and Geo/?*
D. Elliot, Jr., bivlh.i of ’hr briti< ,
Fayetteville. T.ittfr %'irrioia Elliot,
daughter of Mr. and Mrg. Gcorgu D
Elliot, Jr., wo fluv-cr ;*ir| and Ku!c
CecrRC Lillet Loudon. n>n of M». a. u
34r>. Henry M. 1 o'idou, of Rulcurh,
train bearer.
Th<. bride wore while ►nlin. With
trgrn. cmbi-*j ilered in aUver. The
bridal veil waa caught up with erarg.
blowaom-* Sn? csrvi1**! s« thow* e b»».
quet of while lilaes. The only ad
ornment wva a beautiful d'nniOi J b.ir
pin act In platinum. tho gift of ».h»
bridogrtioa.
The maid of honor wore rrtcvn aat*n
with ailvor trimreioira .•**;d carried a
rhower bouquet of pink re***.
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IE. V. GAINEY, I
Dealer I
Di.'NN. X. C. I
i FOR MANTELS, DOOR FRAMES
and window frame*. phone 2*4,
Quirk render; wnrkmaotthip '^uar
cntced. Gai Newberry. !t.
FDR MANTELS. DOOR FRAMES,
and window frame*, phono 2*4.
Quick aonlec; workmandrip puor
anterd Our Newhcrry. It
I HAVE A FEW VACAN1 LOTS ON
Towriwnrl Hrlghtn. daj.rablc for
rnrlltHMr, that f •arltl Mil very
cheap. it O. fownnrnd - tf.
I HAVE A FEW VACANT LOTS ON
Towaaand aHHrhta, deafrable far
rewtlaacwn, that I win aall very
cheap. R. O. Townacad If.
MULES STRAYED—TWO MULES
'•ft at * home Thimlav '•ixht Oar
I* a Mack mare male the other a
hay atari male, w-drh.n* nho.*
ISOO pauntl. each. Six year* old
WIN pay aay a a* far the trrmhh
•f me and a* caper**,
J. F. frtdrldpa. Bantaavilla, No, t.
It. pi.
MEN ROOMERS WANTED FOR
fwraMto1 man CWa* to bu*»eea
ceettaa tf lama la coapvalal boaae.
AvcItaM Jjraary l*t. Apply at
' Dlapatch aSUa.
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A ^iMLSS LOCAL * |
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C? SALE -CNF. BRAND HEW, *
' -|.wn«HV '.vtylldjrr Buick. f
. •«. .* "J -0 . i o.nc quick Z. \
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;• :<E VC'JR COTTON—SEE B j
Towru'.ud. J
’A . . .TV- -l.XPERIF.NCrD BOOK- j
a.n". '.ho ur mi. uTi-uiil of work. 1
i bo 4 *l:Ul • «dain* rn.cait>'.-, j
<* .rU {tlrck'd. A i.(ity by irSitt, J
'iilios rx^c.-.A.rc-.. u* X, -arc of * i
.h" P >i>ateh. , 1
NEW AND SECOND HAND FORDS j
f.-r rule. PARRISH-DRIVEK CO.:^
FARM FOR SALE.—NINETY-;)
oiirit acrei un vixteun yeur, time <
*,V. II. PARRISH. tf <
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TCP. SALE— SEVERAL NlCfi)
itim It- 1!Ms'ti tt, Sampson mil 1
\*©!?i? i*otl&Uu Any nix" y«lT^
wa*it rrem 4*' ftn.< to 500. (iOji! i
pJs*o|y ticiilxd •ar«i. mi J
h»i/hw«iv •oa* » h lire ho* unJ jM*boub’ <
nrri in 11 ^ailr. Will *vll at rcaion
alb* j: Lva and on tta*y tr»m5. S. «
ro If inWr^cd, Wfllb Pujir.
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CF SA'.E—CHIET P\GE »3 OF-.
Kr'.-.sr hj WeUh Pony. h»ro. jv|
n 'rt V-oitT for rr.lc. Th.- very tn.nu
To. ll*. bjv’u Chri-tm», p.-c, n'.'
TVe'l li,oke nnd gentle. See him
it SilftfiaLcd. ft. r»d.
UNLIMITED MONEY TO LEND ON
long time on flm-elaat real ejlata.
fl 000.00 ap. With or without life
in-uranca; with or without broker
age charge* Liberal appraital of
property, aa<i prompt attention
given to an application* Soma :
high-orodadnff farm* alwayi for i
»ale. ' R L. GODWIN, Dunn, N.
C. 10-2-tL
STCRE YOU* COTTON—SEE B |
0. TnwoeeO'i.
i-’OR t Al E—I WILL DELIVER
hc"t: cr v::y *!*« for the riulit kind
of pr!c* in car load let* :>nd any
tv*. '.v. r-» u tnr load pi care give
mi the In.-d or;c.> fc ■ the ,•*■• von
le .in. Write jf. Thornton. Ailel.
Go.
STORE YOUR COTTON—SEE B.
<). Tuw iernd.
FCK SALE—FARM IN COLJMBUii
County. M. C., four mileu from
i-jiirnad. about 300 acre* tiooil
•i .'ehhorhood Sixty ac clear
ed. [twilling bonne, tenant houac.
tnbacro barna. otfblsts. etc. A*1
*>• oitjv location na could b- found.
Church ard r-choois convenient.
TH.ce J30 nrr acre, three hui iir.il
and »..' ’inty-f,v< aerco rut over land
nne^jr.ct'.vr mil.- of depot fron'iui;
ob .-ai'tiud and pub'ic reed in Col
t.Ttibtw Couny Price *SS per acre.
Alio jib acre more or leas thn-c
n.lcr \v-m Lumbirton Sixty
-.rr’rv cleared. • On W.lrnington
Glit-.vr*ten highway. Pwi-Hioif h'lUKr, i
• -, r hou.ru sod o:> farm j
Crier d-sii per tier*. Gan glvi terms I
• d Up c* furnj- Apply in Jamrj I
1. Rob rtaon, I umoeHrm. N C. I
VJ-l.l.
. . 3'LjL—1 HAVE SEVERAL^
valuable farm* for tala in Harnatt |
county, located In good neighbor
hood*, on good roada, and mu
Sod market* with good building*.
II oa or addreaa. R. L. Godwin,,
Dunn, N. a
.-OR SALE—SMALL NATIONAL
Co -h Reguti-r, practically new
t7*cri only short lime. Can be avn
I Morgan Bros, store. Carl R. j
Hodge*. 31.
STORE YOUR COTTON—SEE B. !
O. Townsend.
St ORE YOUR COTTON—SEE B.
0 Townsend.
BEHNINC PIANOS ARE CREATED*
to excell. They do. That N why
they aye the talk of the town
Hold by Parriah-Driver Co.
FOIt SALE—TWO NICE BUILDING
lotu 39aI60 saeh rn the town of
Dunn. Will ml) cheap for ca*h.|
For further description and price)
write t. M. Hanley, Pearl Cotton)
Mill*, Durham, N. C. V
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A SMALL SHOAT. WEIGHING
about 10n pounds ha* taken up at
my borne. Owner can get him by;
seeing me and (laying expense. B. ■
A. Rowland.
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jfcsT RSCPfVED SOLID CAR
load of the Famous Mnlirve Stalk
Cutters, Dlv Huvmws, Riding
Plows, Limo Spreudurv. etc. See
un before the supply la exhausted
B; thorns art the last wc will get
Pr spring burinc'M. Juhnnun
Ere<. flann, N. C.
COW FOR SALE—WILL BE FRESH
ia March. Price |75. Can be seen
*t my place on Route 1. si.-: miles
frnm Dunn. C. H. Thomas. 2t pd.
SMALL FARM NEAR COATS FOR
■kit. W. H. Pirrldi, Dunn, N. C.
COX FARTY—THERE WILL BE A
bey party at Sorrell School Hi.ua '
Saturday night, December 20.
Girl*, one and bring borer Boy*
eomc pro.red to buy them. Prn
tcadr to go toward improving the
arhbol. Jt pd.
HO* PARTY—THERE WILL BE A
boy party at Plain Blew arhbnl,
houm or Friday night. Doe. IS,,
inn. Oirb route and bring boxer,
boya camo f reared tv buy them.
Eva Hawl.-y, Bartv Tyndall, taaeh ■
rva.
LOST-YELLOW HOUND DOC,
about 6 yaara old Split of about
half inch in taab tar. Howard far
informktfon taut to W. C. Glover,
Duna, ltauta 1, Hot 67. 4t pd.
W. H. WAKEFIELD, M. D.. OF
Charlotte uafll he in I hire at Dr.
Hzdl'r oSiea aa Friday. Dae. ISth,
la ihmn at Cantral Hotel on Am.
umiuy, Dee. *0th. In Benaoa at
Brady’* aa Ban . Dae. 27nd, ia
Four Oak* at Dr. Btanley'a oAee
on Too*., Due. 2Srd The doctor I
BmiU hie p mat Ire to tba treatment!
af aye, rar, naaa and threat dlnaaaa
and IMm ghktaar Aak your fa** I
ily ph^rtelan al-ou* yanr ream* lag
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Growing! Growing!
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Nearly ten-fold in three year*.
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That is the record of growth of ‘he State Bank and
Trust Company.
HERE IS THE RECORD. LOOK AT IT: |j
; Deposits, November I7ih. 1916 ..$18,080.76
l Deposits, Npvember I 7th. 1913___ . 83,184.75
Deposits, November 17tb, 1919_ _176,287.05
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I These figures were taken from the report sent to the
> State Corporation Commission last wce'< and made as of 5
; the close of business November 1 7. At that ime we bad
! total resources of $204,004.20. Our leans and invest- <•
; ments totalled $143,91 LI 3 and our capital and profits ;;
I were $27,7 I 7.1 5. The loans and investment item repre- ♦
sented money we have put to work on tixe fa* ms and in the ;;
other industries of the Dunn District. That money is help- 1!
ing to make a greater community ami helping to make you ;;
► a wealthier man. ;;
t The full report of our conuition. condensed from the \j
j> detailed statement sent the Corf notation Commission, fol- ;;
f lows: !!
[ ASSETS: <
; Loans and Investments ___. $143,911.13
i Overdrafts--- . 32.72 ;;
l Cash on hand and in Banks. _ -- 60,060.35 h
\ TOTAI...$204,004.20 11
[ LIABILITIES: • ::
J Capital and profits___ $ 27,717.15
1 DEPOSITS .. 176,287.05
TOTAL .. .$204,004,20 ;
We will glad to serve you.
STATE BANK and TRUST Co.
Duroc Jerseys For Sale ■ ’
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Male Pigs and Gilts bred to ;
AVIATOR WONDER KING- 134421
Grand Champion 191 9 of County and State
RHODE ISLAND RED ROOSTERS
All can be seen at
f Turlington’s Duroc Farm
BBSBHMB— .. ■■ i i— ■■ ■ mgmmmmmm JJ_ j__■_—3t
White Spotted Ponies
Ben Johnson, the Kentucky Horseman, has
just received a load of white-spotted ponies
that are nice for children to drive to school.
They are beautiful animals and can be fur
nished in most any size desired.
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Come and look them over*
Johnson’s Stables
On Lucknow Square Dunn, N.C.
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