IS DUNN DISPATCH'
TWUIHIP SVIIT TUESDAY
AMD nUDAY.
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* BAPTIST MEETING TO
BEGIN SUNDAY
A two woohs* oraagolirtle mb.
M* wlB koala M tboFtrtt Baptist
k MA Bnaday moraine, it Her.
IoIomi, pootor-olaet of Mm
(kink of Tacoma.
Mr. Jakarta ia • ran
of orator, humorist, con
kamiUty He kai ro
aoicrml ability which ia io|
hy the boot of training and
Far ftvo years after grnd
Oarsca Newman caller*,
; ha was panto* ia La* An
Califoraia. From tbarv ha mac
i Bonlhcm Baptist Theological
Louhmllo, ha n Lucky,
ho- grad a* ted in tlu full
. b, < k i stay in Kentucky
■ yaator of tho CompbeUjibnnt
■opt.** esusrea wtisc ho ted in e non
n^aihahl* way. Tba church in Ta
i limit* which h* go** in July i* a
grant downtown church in a largo
uh niinn styon cnurn ui
UMr City.
Rot. Mr. Johnson U aa old frtend
af filar Kogan* Olive, of Out Fine
-a^uat church. Kor nearly three
Cite they ware students in the firm
ly together aad were co-taboron
la several evangelistic campaign*. It
la through Mr. Oliva’s Invitation that
ho i to oar town, and he assures
aa had no evangelist
roc eat years who hen done
aaharaariol aad mtlsfacuty
wash la every respect than we may
i ttwm Mr. Johaaon.
oa Sunday will bo at
” a. aa., aad Mian. Beginning
•day morning, tan day ecrrieaa
will bagla promptly at 9 o’clock, elo*.
lag WSI> oan boar. The evening ter
vices thmagknnt the week will be
gin at • o’clock.
Mcatbors of choir* of the different
charchf are earnestly invited to as
sist in Waging with the large choru*
»r sack irmtag, aad a hearty io
ta ertaaiad to all to atfarad
LEVI ATM 1AM
Jane 10—Bids for
Lgriathiaa, tha largest
la merchant mar
June SO hy the
i of the eky having gene
aa Wte harieg become loafer*—
florin sail re lastly faced a shortage
WJtMW leaves daRy aad a bread
I-XICAN BUSINESS LIFE <
i.EECb REORUANIZATtui. «
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WMqi System Retards fnmii :
1 eial Pwiliymssl Fasasmis
. Law* DfartythM
'Washington Star.) t
At ths present time business Hfe In ,
lexica is a cunous tffslt. The cana
ry Is on sm absolute (aid basis—that
i, practically no paper mopey and no
ubvdary coinage is In circulation,
lire smallest gold pisca is SO cents,
oid those nlscos ars few in number
ind dUficuK to handle. The two-do W
nr told piece ia the real unit of mo
i. y end any changing of this lata
atelier denominations It dona by
aeons of nonage stamps, nrcct car
ieketi mad any other substitute for
tarh which the public can be Induced
:o accept. The result U, of coarea, a
thaotjc condition ao far aa tho car
rying on of business ia concerned
ir'a.-ioos issues of paper money have
tern pat out by tho Carranta treat
ary authorities, bat rap sated repudia
tions hare taught all Mexicans to be
ware of paper money, and nothing
but hnrd cask is bow correct. Ths sil
ver content of the subaidary coinage
was so large In Mexico that Ores
ham's law came into operates com
parativeir early in the price n»e
which silver experienef-d, and, as s
result of its raJas si bullion being
greater than its value aa a circulating
medium, silver money entirely dutap
prnr. ,1 from Mexico.
Mexico might have triumphed over
the political mistakes of Carranta h
economic laws had been allowed tc
take their course, bat the leaders of
the outgoing administration have in
titled on an attempt to put into ef
fect a mass of socialistic and poorly
cevueo nmuiw wnirt reaaereo i
bortive the plan* of the country’s bus
;ne«s leader*. The great* it need ha
been a banking eyatem in whieb the
people would have confidence, but
ivory plat, for such a ijnrtem has beer
Tctoi J by Camnn. With natural re
source* of unparalleled value, and
with every necessity at hand for ■
r-'er nnd Hnppy development of theii
country, the lack of governmentai
and bu->ire*» machinery has been *r
great that Mr*iCo ha* not only failed
to advance during the past tight
year* but ha* actually fellon bad!
ward. K
Need* FlaaxUI System
It is to be hoped that one of th<
Ant art* of the new leaden in Max
ico will be to eatabliab a financial
ayrUci for their country by mean
of Which bnainca* will be nude p«M>
b!; a> d the development Of the coun
ti.' bx.y n«d. The problem! that will
ec '-front Mexico’* legislates* in dc
*u nr. * ir-mcta-y intern for tboli
country will be far different from
th - it now facing tho legislative a*
*e:.iblica af Kuiope. Neatly, every
eo-jt y 'n tho ver'd lo astVng *
era— to Introdist piblc co-:rdone<
and tnc value la to huge amounts of
paper money issued during the war
and since the armistice. No such prob
leu face* Mexico; it to on a sound me
tallic baato aad the problem aov
watting to be solved to more ilka that
in the United State* before paauagt
of the law creating the Federal re
serve system.
The United State* had a largo stock
f gold, planer lot tV n-.-rt
our Sty bet ,t lacked :h'j -« -i
lobililiui it IX I'MC". of cm r 1
nd had r.0 -na:hint .\ ■fun :
amount cf tumiitl i'
t for the cnnjinf-; on of the rat'on
mx'r.r-. Mexico, llk« «:**. ir rot abl.
0 not lull tala* for it b. cau<«- hu.'l
icact thi i time i» limited to tranaar
ion- which arc actually m tthd in Bi
ll. Credit la. to a large extent, non
iXlfcnt. Wh.le thi- remain' *o, t-j.v
-<*• and deVklojtoienl tnu->* pi ve il
nith halting steps, but when u xi-uni
ay.tin Is once ini.ce'urrn
ind the people again -wcurvd the pni
dbUitit* at growth for thie rich na
Eioa arc boumileta.
Financial Note: The dvbeiitu<e
bonds of certain o’ssnntMtlcn* nr;
high-grade investments. but the Debt
01 the Soeieli.t Pnrtw can not he re.
commended to COrri'i-vmUre ciSlirr.i.
VCwL.-C ?rc?i,25' RALLY
- p
I he voting people of tha Preaby- »
■an churches of Cumberland u
J.hnxtoo and Harnett countie* wil d
h-itf a rally at Ualatia charrh, aaai ,
ryrttiTlilc on Wodnaaday Jane 22
"f he- i-ra-cme* will begin at 10 o'clock t
* I cc-tlnoa all day. Picnic lunch
.. T Or rrrnd on th church groout 1
A -‘ini jinc.am ia being prepared, I
'1 cunxirt in part of the follower
Derotional. ,
“xporlx f:om Young People*' cor i
'“•.• ore at R»H Sptinga. i
Addrcsi: “The Choice of a Lit ;
:,V
.ItMira: Sav. G. E. Headerllte e
Minionary to Brasil.
Lunch.
Reporta from Socialist in each :
church.
Addreaa: 8r. Antonia Almcldo, Na
ll vv Pactor. Pernambuco, Brasil.
Charclwa that have no Young
soplss’ Societies are especially urg
I to tend representative*.
' the year’s work will bo made by a j
(legate from each society. Eveiy !
sung persoa la the Prcabvtarian 1
larch In the above mentioned coun- .
es ii Invited to be present.
fANT PRESSURE TO BE USED
ON CONNECTICUrS GOVERNOR
Hartford, Conn., June 10.—A tele
ram urging the Republican nation
1 convention in Chicago to bring all
oasibl* pressure to bear on Gover
oi‘ Hoircmbe to secure from him a
all fer a special session of the Con
ccttcut legislature to act on the suf
rage question has been seat to Chair
san Will Hays of the Republican ns
ioaal committee by the Men’s Re
ublican Ratification comanittev of
his city.
XJUE KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Detroit, June 10.— Four boy*,
waging in age from 14 to IS years,
rare killed and seven others were in
ured. one probably fatally, when
Ightning (truck s tree under which
hey had taken (belter this afternoon.
C*OAl. DIGGER AN AATUT
Cardiff, May 9.--Vlecnl Evan* a
oung coliicr living in Swansea Vai
if, has had ot>« of hit drawings su
it led "An Underground Seers," nc
epted for exhibition in the Royal
Ucademy. Evans worked at coal haw
ng until quite recently and spent hit
(pare time in painting and drawing.
Professsr Messer
Fireman—H was the water tank
>n the top of the flat that buret.
Dyslaouer—Waa he excited at the
at dt .t?
Fireman—Not much; to absent
m ded he was o-'dor the Impression
hr was having hia daily shower bath
ar.il v, sjactilot t>. »j_d l-oh.14,
for a piece of reap.
A Detroit man got a dlvo»ee he.
causa hia wife went out looking foi
a bargain and uuvai came back. 1<
may be sho is stilt looking for it.—
Detroit News.
Congressman Gallivan of Massa
chuartts declares that prohibition «n
forcement will cost $1*8,000,000 an
rually. No still hunt in a great politi
cal campaign could be more rostiy.
TWF COMMUNITY L TACilP
t Dorsey W Hyde. Jr )
)le u a mail whoa- , vet Mate!) tar
ahead
la faith of what will ruivly o me to
be.
Uc maker tlia e,gh'.k.-v « ittse <i u- wa
A naw town blooming vh.ru n town
teemed dead.
He baa no fvar of U'lbla/* d ;«iih, to
Unul .
Hi* heart rrultr to muhi I. a |>*o;ilc
(IM,
To help them realiie the die m*»i tliul
he
lla* woven from the tlvivf* which
ai 'li hare laid.
Ot>r tovrr arv dow-vd with “Jut gift.i
of time,
oi.'/ hund itae pine il liu-.n unde.*
m*.r*» i-c-ntrol.
"el; ' ? 'fe't mnn who yearn* to give
h*a nrime
i in ne,|iina yon ntlam you,' civic oiml
A uiOti elm work, to , c ad la ‘.li.* *u«l
lublime
Neeil have no feai for hi* immoicai
bouL
Having failed in all hia other <!•’
a'rr.s the former Icaieer l.i now en
gaged in derric-iina clethca.—Vanrnu
vrr. D. C-. Province.
V m SIUUItrLESTI
Bed Cedar Shingles Direct from British Col
lumbia Mills
Best and Moct Serviceable
-in the world- f
We have a limited supply that we will sell I
at low prices to quick buyers. 9
THEY AkE GOING UP I
Butler - Brothers
1 , t >mM.
NO FERTILIZER? WELL USE COTTON i j
SEED MEAL
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BaMar alaaia thaa na fartWaar at all.
, We Here Meal of Finest Quality And at the J
Right Price.
REMEMBER! . ; |
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Thb b the year to farm, better get this meal ::
before we ship it away fro mDura.
GENERAL UTILITY COMPANY
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TiATS when.a.good shirt
shows its beat qualities.
If you are struck by the set
across the shoulders, the atom
smoothness of the front, the
taper of the sleeves, the easy
drape of the back—then you
know it's an Eagle Shirt.
Eagle Shirts are cut with the care
given an outer garment.
f Every shirt the ultimate m value
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B. PLEUHMAN & BROS.
Dunn, North. Carolina
NEW PLUMB!NG~BUSINESS |°
I wish to announce, to .ay fiieid^nd the
"pTomfiitfg'fjU^fheaTin* Dunn be
j ready tor work by Jane 5th. I will be located
on N. Clinton Avc., next door to W. J. Jones.
, -?V y\tV' ^=n-nin.‘*» n*1 expert plumber,
who is well known in Dunn and vicinity will
be manager and all work will be done under
uis supervision. Our stock of goods is arriv
ing daily and we will be glad to make you an
estimate on your next job of plumbing.
E. C. Edgerton
i Dunn. :—:—: North Carolina
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Little time and
no trouble b ]
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Bonj
Paint Insurance
Destruction of your property by fire Is remote,
• destruction by decsy and neglect is certain.
.You are carrying fire insurance, which protects
you against poeeibleloes, but does not prevent
, fire—
Paint affords positive protection and insures you
against decay and deterioration by the elements, be
Oul/t- aides it increases the value of your property and adds
to its appearance.
the Surface
and you
Save All" ^
9 F°r every surface that needs to be painted, varnished
" •y or stained, you’ll find a Pee Gee Paint or Finish that
• wQl give you lasting satisfaction at lowest cost. Half a
century of refutation tor highest quality is behind the
Pee Gee Trademark.
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The Universal Car [
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March 8, 1920, the Ford Motor Co. adva iced the prico* of Ford car* because of the >»
. increased coat of production. No specific announcement was deemed necessary at the \ I;
11 time, but it has developed that misrepresentations and misquotations of these *d- ;; > ■
; vanced prices have been and are being given out. So to safeguard the public against ! I
; the evils of misrepresentation, we herewith give the present prices:
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« M .
RUNABOUT . {550^mJ“*-'. -If
TOURING CAR J575."“ "'Sa
rnilPF ^7**Awith duml •**«***« aUrting and lighting
" • • glwWJjmtcm and demountable rima_$A&0
SEDAN Cfi7Cwith dual eloctric starting and lighting
uajt/rui _• • «fOI«#*yalcm and demountable rima_$975
TRUCK CHASSIS SJ5 ~~ $600
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(With pneumatic tirea and demountable rima $540)
T|»eee prlcea are all f. o. b. Detroit
.
Ford ton Trattr- 45COOO f. o. b. Dearborn, Mich.
J. W. Thornton t
Ford Gu-s-Ford Trucks-Fordson Tractor*-Fcid Service j j
N. Wilson Ave. Phone 177 1