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J. E. Wtiliama. cashier of tb« An*
pier Bunk A Tryat Co , was here thi»
morning on busin#**.
A few of the Dana neoyl, are at
tending the big circus fn Fayetteville
today.
There will be a meei.ng of the Wo
man’* Club next Friday afternoon, in
the Chamber of Commerce room*, at
3 Jil o'clock. A full attendance b urg
ed
Ernest Fettiway of Kduccombe
county, after ipendtng several day'
’ here with hie uncle, B. S. Shaw, re
turned home Saturday.
‘‘Mull and Jelf »k the Races'' will
be the attraction at tht Opera House
in Itunn tonight. The advance sjsle
of teal* i9 eneooragmu and a capa
city house is expected to Kln;l ^e
chaiaeterx made famous by Bud Full
er.
8heriff Turlington will be in Dunn
Saturday, October *3, for the pui'
pone of collecting your 1920 $t»U
and county taxes- Hw liuadquurtei j
will be at The Commcrieal H,nlvi
from 9 to 5 o’clock.
afternoon from Greenville, S. c„
where he attended « ousin**,
mg of the International Typographi
es! Union. He went as delegate from
thv Rocky Mount local. I. T U., 0f
which he i» a member.
F. Skhan of Fayottcville hat moved
to Dunn and catahUsbcd a frutt *nd
«andy store in the building on Rai(.
read avenue, recently vacated by the
Craig Bokr-iy.
The big State Fair opens in Raleigh
today. Many people from Puna and
Harnett county will attend, but it |(
hardly probable that they will
belter exhibits or better races than
were seen at the Harnett County
Fair here la«t week. The ciowd may
be larger, bat the Fair arill not be
better.
Walter & Gurley Auction Co., will
offer for sale at auction tomorrow.
October VO, a lot of Dunn property.
Money may be a little rfirce at thii
lime, but thoae who want to make
a t»fo Investment in real ertate in
the be«t town In North Carolina
should rot let this op|ionun>iy pas
unnoticed.
The rale of the Buck £mith farm
near Puke, which was sold at auction
.Monday by the Atlantic Coast Realty
Company, was not confirmed. The
farm waa bid off at about |37,I)0<J,
but thu price wax not tjuite what the
owner thought it ought to be TTiere
were ti number of Didders for the
property.
The funeral aeiviccs over the re
mains of MDa Pauline Blaylock, who
died Monday p. m., at lb” home of
[her parent* ^ust north of Dunn, af
ter n lingering illneia, will be con
'tu.-twl t.imoi.ow (Wednesday) af
ts moot: at the rrcc Will Baptist
church, by Rev. J. L. Davis, pastor of
‘br, des’caaed. The service will be at
3 o clock.
Mr*. P. T. Maascngiil has been ill
for several day* at her home on South
Wilson Avenue.
MU* Jessie Holliday of Pcact In
,'.«itutr. Raleigh, is spending several
day* h--/v with her parents, Mr. and
Mis. McD. Holliday.
The new town pump, which ha*
been under construction for th* pant
several month*. !a about completed
and "dl soon be turned over l*> the
authorities. The flow of water was
struct 44i feel deep, after drilling
Ihiough wveral feet of rock. A twen
ty-four hour ten showed there was
plenty of water to be had ut this
depth and it is hardly urobablc the
excavation will be farced any deeper.
Senator |,ee R. Overman and Mra.
|Maithull Williams will eddrea* the
| cetera of Murnett county in the audl
■_miutsi in Duke, Friday night, Oclo
b." 22, at 7:30 o’clock. They will
dwcu.s the political iaauee that arc
confront'tig the voters of thu county
todav. Both are able and brilliant
speaker* and the public shuuld hear
them, whether you agree with their
political view* or noL
-i num 'rr oi gmncr* in uunn ana
vicinity have received IrltnrK this
Vink from some anonymous person
stating that if they did not clow their
gins they would bo subjected to much
damage and grout lots. So far at The
Dispatch has been Informed but little
mention Is being paid to the threat
by the gimtnrs. Guards have been
placed at some of the gins during the
nVglit. but no trouble is anticipated,
it it hardly probable that an organi
caller, nf nny proportion* could be
formed in this vicinity and the an
onymous letters arc' evidently the
•ork nf en individual or a very small
P*’ty of men. F urther notices are not
•xpacU-d.
. There are only four more day* be
•t”B the time for regiatering will sa
P''«. The books positively, clow neat
Saturday and if your name is not on
•he books iiitlng will be out nf the
T-iestion so far at you are concerned,
'•o to your torktrar this week and ss
'uro yrearsall' that your name ie prop
rr'r registered.
A number of women have already
registered and Iheir names are being
placed on the books steadily. Aa tbsre
nT9 only four naoi* days lo do this
tnooc who hav«- m t*-d ahould *do ao
w.thoul further delay. All ahould re
CtaUT «r.*i then they will Have plenty
or turn- to deride whether they want
to vote and who they want to vote
for. Il.iv.nir your name placed on the
icjritti»tiun Kook doca not obligate
vou in any way to vote on rloction
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Geo h. Cannady returned Monday
night from a business trip to Oxford.
Bom: To Mr. and Mr*. Harper Hol
liday, thia morning, twin girla.
Born: To Mr. and Mm. Jeaae Wil
ton, Monday night October 18th a
boy.
K. E. Godwin of Raleigh, U her*
this week visiting friend*.
There wae a decided tendency op
ward in the cotton market today. The
price closed eeveral point* higher and
many are yf the opinion that tfco bot
tom hog bean rear bud. An advance of
’ . Iv pcr b*I* in cotton would put
a dirfeicnt phase on the business life
of the community.
A leport ha* reached Dunn that
v? regda'car In Johnsonviltc town
»bip, in the western part of the coun
ty, wai threatened by n bunch of ne
rioca last Smu.day when h« refused
'.o allow them to have their namel
placed on the registration books. The
Sheriff was notified immediately and
in a short tlmo eeveral deputies were
on the spot to furnish protection in
■:ae« of an uptiaing. Several negroes
wore in the party and for a while it
<cctncd thnt something serious might
happen. No further trouble has boon
reported thi* week.
■Jrinigons uirajfr ana a«mc«
Station hu opened for busiatu iis
die new gnroire building recently er
ected on Float Broad street. Mr. 1). H.
teinigan. the proprietor, la getting
together an export corps of race hen
ex and is preparing to give hi* cus
tomer* the best of re-vice. He will
carry a line of automobile accessor
ies. and will do battery and general
epalr work. He box the agency for
thr Jordon eat and will maintain a
xeivlcc station for the purchoaer..
According to Prof. J. t. Dosed, au
lici intendent of Shady Grove High
school, the Sampson county school la
making wonderful progress. A large
lumber of student, are present, but
the new dormitory recently complet
ed furnlsho* ample apace to Inko core
of oil who core to attend "All pupils
pniwed for high school work can at
tend thl* school fire." lays Prof.
Dowd, "and being an accredited
chool can outer any of tho Stale col
leges without examination upon com
plctiau of the work here." Shady
Grove is cosily one of thr beat county
school* in Sampson, and continuer to
mprnve and grow.
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* BUSINESS LOCAL *
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LOST—A LIGHT GREEN COAT
with dark atripe, with belt and
b'ack buckle on it Loci on public
road between Dunn and Willie
Dixon'* home on laat Monday. Kin
der re turn to M. L. Wood, at Duke
baiber ahon, or to thi* office and
receive $2.S0 *o!d piece a* reward.
19 2t pd.
THE BIGGEST. STRONCEST LINE
of ahoc* In Harnett County, llaa
-wll, Jobnaon Co., Duka, N. C.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER and
«taoo«rophcr dealrea poaitlon in
Dunn January 1st Addreac Dis
patch, Dunn. N. C. for futther in
formation. 19 4t pd.
STOCK FOR SALE.—OUR OCTO
fcer ^recirtered hampahirce
year old sow*, cholera fnimuna.
with pediarue. IS5.00 Wakaflald
cahbaae plant*, raady to rhip Nov
ember let Wiat'i Hampahire and
Farm and Plant Co., Route 8, Uox
98, Dunn. N. C. in 2t pd
| EVER BILIOUS? jj
Charleston, Miss.—Mrs. R. V. Heins, o( this place, II
II) says: “I have never had to use very much medicine, (I
■ because If I telt headache, dizziness, or colds, bad taste ■
BJ in the mouth, which comes from torpid liver, I would 71
H take a dose or more of Black-Draught, and it would if
H straighten me out and makmme feel as good as nswar* •- IL
Ui We nave used In ouf family far yean , . u
" THKDFORD’S "
black-draught
I and M certainly Is the best liver medicine I ever saw. ■
It has not only saved me money, it hu helped keep my 71
system tn shape, »nd has never weakened me as so If
many physics do. I recommend U to my friends and am
glad to do ao£ Btocfc-Draugbt Is the old, reliable liver (j|
medicine which you have doubtless heard 'touch about H
When you *1.1 over, stomach not right, bad (|
£?«*■ •» I
Always Insist on the Genuine! jj
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*
r v. - —A-«o period we are gtvtnffKW «na
customer*, with each1Vacuum Cup
Tire bought at our store, one “Ton Tested”
Tube cf corresponding she. Buy NOWI
gave money by antidpeting your Spring and '
*unn‘*r tire «id tube need*.
. X*""***c«sT«M* Tim ... MeeMta.
^ . MWIMa
l
Cj(4t
(BudyttOXoM,
helps you get your
New Kdisoo. Stop
In and tell us the
puticului of your ' ■
case. It bnngj •
for immediate en- 4
joyment. But it i
doesn’t require im
roediate^paymem.
Out
(Budget Ota*
capitalizes thrift and
ayatematic expendi
ture. Let us .bow
bow it stretches your
income to cover
7Uur Editors
We can prove to you
that it’s better buai
TMR
BARNES
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HOLLIDAY
COMPANY
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20 PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL PRICES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, LADIES’
COATS, DRESSES, COAT SUITS, SWEATERS AND ALL WOOLENS. PERCALES,
GINGHAMS AND DOMESTIC COTTONS. MEN’S CLOTHING AND PANTS. ALL
SILK HOSERY.
15 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL SHOES, MEN’S V/OMEN’SAND CHILDRENS.
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The above named items include everything, nothing excluded. These prices apply to
merchandise in stock. New goods coming in at low prces will not bear these discounts. This
is celan stock, absolutely without strings. It is simply our desire to meet the discount in
prices that * sweeping the country. We will continue to do so. and if necessary mark down
50 per cent. 75 per cent or further.
WE HAVE IN THE HOUSE A BETTER LINE OF LADiES' DRESSES AND SUITS |
THAN YOU WILL FIND. AT LOWER PRICES. WE AISO HAVE FUR COATS UP I
TO $250.00. ALL OF THESE BEAR THE 20 PER CLi\ t REDUCTION. [
Hassell-Johnson
I_'_Duke, N. C. I
MULE FOUND—a'd^^^ORSE
male with whit* now, p— taken up
■t my home in Dunn! Owner cell
LOST—ONE WHITE MALE COU
lie about 8 month* old. bsvfi mim
ing since last Ss today Ha ia per
fectly white all over except few
email vellow spots on wu 810.00
reward will be paid to person re
luming h:m to me- R- L. Godwin,
Dunn. N. C. IL
FOE SALE — HOME COMFORT
rar.ge. B.»n used only g months
and p:actical1y good aa new. If
interested see or write to me. A
T. Dixon, Dunn, Ne. I- It 4t pd.
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NOTICE — PEOPLE DESIRING
boweas should let their wanta be
to tha man who eon bay a
moI bargain for yo*. Eoo Goo. L.
Cannody, the tool "tote mao.
Dun. N. C.
NOTICE TO PROP EE fT OWNERS
s-ll you have property |o eeil,
why not M the high dollar mol
ortaU man. Gay. L- Caaaady.
FOR SALE.—TWO NEW FORD SE
dnno for tale. Can be so«n at my
garage- Immediate delivery. J. W.
Thornton. IT if.
FOR SALE.—ONE RUILDtNG LOT,
140 a 180 foot, wall located hi *o
•identia! part of town- Two block*
from graded school W. Apply at
The Dispatch oMco. 10-tf.
LOST—SMALL SILVER MESH
bag. containing two 00* dollar bills
and several pieces of »Uvor money,
at Pair Grounds Tbcnday night.
Will give liberal reward tor Ra re
turn to LH(patch Ofleh, Duo, N.
C. 15 St pd.
IOOO FARM FOR SALE—LOCA
tad three-quarters iafl» of Bate’*
Creek, coatainlng 2*-»crs» and 4
room dwelling end Outbuildings
For price see er write to A. D.
Stewart, LiUlngton, B- 1, Box 7S.
S 2t pd.
■ARM AND TIMBER LAND FOE
sale—( offer fer sale an easy terns
several farms located Dear Dunn,
Angier, Foquay Springs Holly
Sp.iuft*, ApvX, Fayetteville end
ftmithltsld. These fsrma range in
sin from 6* to POO Setae. Prices
from $80 to $250 par acre. AH
this property la well located, most
of It being on highways. Good
buildings oa it For further Infor
mation see er write to WllHa Fops,
p»»". w. c._ $V5:
4ARNETT COUNTY CROWN AB
russl Eye. Hseech. Johnson Co.
Duke. N. C.
tUTO MOBILE! — J RAVE THE
agency fer the Ornnt 0, nutomebUe
and can make Immediate delivery
of any modal. Can ha seen and de
monstrated eg any Usee. Fries
»M»» Will sell for rash er trade
for real estate See R0Jf Interest
ed. Willie Pope, Dsns, N. C. 24 if.
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IS PEE CENT REDUCTION ON
1 ■adits’ Fine Shoes, m*aaa remark
able Bargains. Hamell, lehneen
Ce., Dake, N. a
DRESS CINCH AMS SS« K| YARD.
H—U, Job— Co, Duke, W. C.
bssls, 1 nrTer’Hr^ftnFsbTe^Ybs*
lately guaranteed. Ha—U. John
son Co:, Doka, N. C.
HAWLEY A CRAVEN, COATRAC
ton of wood, brick, content work,
plastering end painting, will do
your work prompt and satisfactory.
Write or sea, W. R. Hswioy, Ysl
eon, N. C. 3L
KOR SALE.—MILCH OOW GIVING
3 trslions of milk per day. Calf two
month,. old. Can be seen at ay
home. See me if Interested. Willie
Pope. Dunn, N. C. 6 *t
FOR SALE—PINE FARM LOCAT
»d on highway between Coats aad
Denson, containing 1SS acres, M
acres cleared aad In goad state of
cultivation. Two good teaaat
houses, and out buildings. Pine or
chard aad timber. Price for quick
sale lioo par acre, 1-4 cash, bal
ance la t. 2 and 3 years. See WU
_>*• Pope, Dunn, N. C. 34 tf.
JOOO FARM FOR SALE.—CON
tains 33-ncres, 6-room dwelling aad
oatbuilding*. One-half mile ef
Buie’s Creek. For uric** eddrem
bo* No. 4, Buie'* Creek, N. C.
^2^ pd.
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—TAXES!"’
Your State and County are now due
and the books are in my hands for collection.
For the convenience of the public I will be in
Dunn, at the Commercial Bank, from 9 to
5 o’clock,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23rd.
Please call at the bank during these hours
and settle.
The Best Time To Pay Is Now !!
W. H. TURLINGTON
SHERIFF OF HARNETT COUNTY
GIN YOUR COTTON AT
The big gin in Dunn
Jr • |
Good work and quick aervicc always mean money saved. Only the
properly equipped plant, operated with experienced labor, can do it.
Farmers, you have seen the market decline one-half cent and more
while you welted for your turn at the gin. You have sold cotton for 5
cants below market price because of poor ginning.
Our gin, the most modernly equipped plant in existence, la run by
■killed operators and no customer of our worries about his goods or his
time. We do the best and the quickest ginning it Is possible to bo bed.
We want to gin your ootton sad we guarantee our service to you.
We are always at the top In seed prices and exchanging 7 per cent
bright cotton seed meal. i
: WE STORE BALED COTTON !
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General Utility Company j
DUI4N, - - NORTH CAROLINA