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•LOCAL*
Rnfua Gardner is here to visit hti
father, R. Gardner, ar.d his brother
George W. Gardner.
Otle P. Shell ha* been appointed list
taker for town taxes and will e.tab
Hah his headquarters in the city
clerks ofllce for the month of May.
Mr*. Long, of Idlliegton, ha. re
turned home after .pending some
time her. with her daiigh.cr. Mrs
J. C. Goodwin.
P. A. I*e, Re. John J. lumgvLon,
Dr. John A. Jernigun, Eugene Lee
and Marsh Morrow, who attended the
Scottish Kite Reunion ‘n Wilmington
this week, have returned borne.
Rev. John D. Freemen, of Spring.
Bold, Ky., will preach In the First
Baptist church next Sunday murnini:
ana evening.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Stewart, of
I.illlngton, have b»>-n visiting Mrs.
Stewart’* parents, Mr. and ila J.
E. Crockett, for several dayv
Engi m?rr Berryman of the Charles
C. Wclaon Company. Columbia, wa*
here thU week to confer with th*
M'hool board relative to thv count'ac
tion of the prt>p<>v*»d additional >choo)
buildinff here.
Cnmmoneemont exerciser «t Uuie*
Creek Academy will begin Saturday,
May 7 and continue through Thurv
day. May 12. Kev. Joel S. Snyder, of
Fayetteville, will preach thr com
raencemcnt sermon Sunday, May 11.
R N Sim% of Italvigh, will deliver
the commencement addicts Thursday.
The Woman's Club will hold Its
first annual baby show some time
next month. A silver loving rup will
he awarded the baby who is voted the
prettiest. Babies Im,tween the ages of
etx month! and three years a-e eligi
tile fori entrance. The entrance Ire
will be fifty centa. I*ar»nis who de
aire to enter the contest should com
municate with Mrs. II. 0. rrimrosr.
The evening subject for Rev. John
J. Langston's aortnon at the Christian
ehurvh Sunday will b» the "CVarlt
eided Man." In the morning ho will
preach on “Mother in Tricon.” The
partor coidially invites evo-ybody to
attend the two services snd the Son
day school. A special musical pregram
Is arranged for each ijeivicc.
Chlcora Chapter, United Duu),liters
of the Confederacy, will hold its ic
gular monthly meeting in the r>or.<
of th» Chareiber of Commerce ,u.v
Wednesday. Ihia will be .he Itwt
meeting before the holding of IHco
ration Day exrrrise» at Chkarii Cem
etery on May 10. The daughters wi'l
arrange foi the entertainment uf Col.
Albert Cox. who is to delieer the ad
dress at Chieons. and other del ills of
observance in this morn ns.
B. Y. P. U. Program, May 2, 1921
. Davotlonal Masting—“Willi Jasus
On tho Mountain."
Scripture reading—Luke 9:2H3ti
—Perry Godwin.
Introduction—Leader.
Talk—“What the Transfiguration
Meant to Jesus"—Myr-i Olive
Talk—"What tha Transfiguration
Meant to the Disciples—Rachel Lee.
Talk—“A Now Conception"—-h^s^
^Talf--“The RareWlfTBiM^MWi
the Abiding Ones"—8*m Ferrell
Piailb Solo—Ovolia Britt.'
“What the Transfiguration Meant
to tin"—d. ecu tied by Ida Mir Pitt
man and Janie lpock.
Duet—Julia Howard Rearae and
Bailie Naylor.
$100 REWARD
(100 reward for rupture and con
viction of robberr. who on night of
April ZKth entered and Carried ft cm
store of Hasoell-Johncon Go. Duke,
N. C-. Silks, Shins, Blue and Colored
Silk Dresses; Bilk and Cotton Under
.‘hirta; Cotton, Voil and Georgette
Walets, and Silk Underwear. Loss
valued at $500 to $1,000. Wire all In
formation to HanHclI-Johnson Co.,
Duke. N. C.
Why Mr. N. Wiadaar (R. I.) Put Up
with Roto fat Yam
“TW» one I use mmm m pshaa. which mY
MM see fee wet dig. >■ pat ap a«b ms
■am a UMd ms m Mm V» hasp. IttwUy
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BARNES A HOLLIDAY COMPANY
FOR COMMISSIONER
Subject to the action of the second
primary to b< held Monday to deter
mine who ia to be with the Democrat
ic nominee-for the oflire of commis
sioner from the second ward, I hereby
announce my-clf a candidate for that
nomination. I thank those of my
friends who so heartily supported me
in the first primary and earnestly
request them to continue Ihrir ef
forts through the forthcoming con
tent. P. A. LEE.
FOR COMMISSIONER
1 hereby announce my candidacy
Pot the office of commissioner from
the second ward subject to tbe ac
tion of the forthcoming primary to
decide who U to be the Democratic
candidate nominee in that ward.
L. A. TART.
FOR COMMISSIONER
, At the request of many friends and
subject to the action and will of the
citizens of the town of Dunn, I here
by announce my candidacy for com
missioner from the fourth ward, and
if I am elected to said office 1 assure
the citisena of tho town of Dunn that
I shall endoavoT to render the best
and moot efficient service possible
. 1 am running on the citisem
ticket and am not subject to th« oc
tion of any party. Dated this the 27,
af April INI.
J. M. LEE.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I h»rc*y announco mjriclf a* a can
dMatc far comaiiaaioticr prow thi
third ward on a cititcns ticket one
•elicit vote* from tfe* eitiaon who fa
oar a more ecoaamlc and conform
tire administration of th« affairs v
the town of Dunn.
N. 8. GREEN,
■ARNES * HOLLIDAY COMFAIT
V
JERSEY MILK COW FOR SALE—
■with young ctlf, »!«> i s-ollm*
milk pvr d«>- Aoyoiu? « idling good
cow ter J. !•;, tin.kr A i:pd.
YOU MAY CHALLENGE BAltD
; time,, Mr. Kaiinci. it .You do biui
j neu witb the Yellow IVaai Store.
We are daily giving in ecctungi
lor your product- twenty per c. ul
more of our goo tie :Vi« yeti ccciv •
ed of the lame Vlad in tarh t.,ae fo
your piodnre «: th-.- lira- old ?.t.-or
Bill cn*. Incjti* upuiotht* r.-oflfl. Wfcr.* 1
! mot.- do you atkV tViih OUR cue-,
tamer* there i> ii.i elicit th ug at
high curt of living R C. Ynylor i
Company.
A Giant Traa Ha* Fallen
A iciont iuta fnllr.i. The t.afay-!
•uc, ihi tit !li «t tree ir. the Calavcr-;
Of Grove, 300 fro! high, with * diti
oiltr of 80 feel ui .If beje, hu
yielded vo ihi.- wind, and lt«*s* on the *
ground. This tree w§« one of ihe
itoquiua*. thOfC loWi-ririK trdwudd? oft
California. I'd win Markham ha« d— >
wr*M them thus: “They nir th^ 1
Titanr of our foteats r-*, !hc* Tltana!
of Ihv forott) of «b~ world. Tar se- 1
quota* f.r* Uic oldcel liv :ig »hlr.g.< on
the (Hobo, liu* survivor* of .i wi.jv*..
mivsil family or race of Irvvs which
flourished barb in ‘V#. M w m** l{;.» |
before the Age of In-. I#»ii ‘.h.*y J> I
perUhcd In the Giach.] Ac , exeunt
tx frw «n u sheltered ration in the*
southern belt of Cftlifoiahi. *»i<i Coin
vtra." C»!Ove in the «u rth if one tvfci.*: ,
#to:y ha* run mort widely o » the Y.w j
of the world.’* Joht. 3!uV estimated
the age of a certain ernuiva In tbo
K'ng’« River Forest ut 1,000 rear
Th> tree hid been hatred down.
Thar* monarch.* of the- \ood‘ /‘t«ru!d
be carefully guarded, from coamse
rial raldi ns well n* oihorri.ir
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IN THE CAME T OK COURSE WE
atv, and wa are idling good chock
ed homc-pun al T l-2c, good brown
<dtitt!ng at T l-2c, nlco lawn for
'Iijm.v occaaioni al 10c, pretty dreu
pioirhanvi at 10c, baat granulated
rugar at be, he.Ur coffee at lbc.
and what you want to aat or wear
like *lw. Who will dare proclaim
hardtime- in the face of aucb i>ri
c-ss a* you will find at the Yellow
Front StoreT R. Q. Taylor Co.
U ST WEN KETTLE RENDERED
iv. i ayior
Company.
FOR SALE — A FORD SEDAN,
practically new. S«r me at or.ee tor
it liM'xatn. Ca ! Barefoot, Dunn,
N. C. April 29 U.
FOB SALE — MODERN l-ROOM
hou-a on fl. Magnolia Avenue. 2
cars lot/, ('ml! phone 263.
LIST YOUR TAXES—I WILL BE
nt city hall during Month? of May
m li/I your town taxer. Ode K.
Shell.
PAIGE SPEEDSTER—SEVEN PAS-'
acngcr, la Sue condition, pood
tire*. Tor tala to quick purr hater
at a bargain or for negotiable pa
par. No betur car Than thu can be
found ia Dorm. It hat pond treat
ment and the beat of attention
aineu it earn* from the factory. Re
painting will ntaka it look an good
aa the bc.t—which It really ia. Sc*
Raymond Gt'ney if you want the
Bargain. Apr 2$ 2t
UU 1'1 1
FOR RENT—ONE a-BOOM NEW
k*u»e, all mot'cm oovan'enect.
Near tcdoel bull Urf—un hljrhvay.
S«« 1M Culler. Du.ul Development
Cotjjauy._> All«.
REPLACEMENT COILS FOR ALL
ci.fa at Gainer'* Ga.n^e.
Fat SALE—CGI TON SEED MEAL
iMB net it iiotl: .»* cheap fai
ea-t. Geo*** V. Peps. ■ a It tf
buahtl, 25c pack deihrarad to pear
k«»c. Ground at OM ODa* mill
fro» kart native con. Freeh every
Saturday. D. B. Lae, Boat# > box
M. Daan, W. C.All tf.
iwAl LUGS. WKDOE4 AMD NUTS
far all eare at Oahtey'e Oataga.
sivual mm cau or vaju
oat taodcLi la firat (lav candlliaa
for canli or on Ian* time. Caiacy'a
0>TW
ASK YOUR CROCKS FOR
IIodfM RECLXANED REAL If
hs hasn't It, eoasa to the Bill. John
W. Hod*e«. 4 . tf
FLOWERS.—SWEET PEAS, CAR
nations and nwi Plaits: Chry
xnthrnami, Astar and others .Spe
cial attention giveti to fleers] de
v“r*- C V- Smith
Held. >1 C. 26 4t pd.
* PR. L. T BUCHANAN, JR.* * &
Y- l*TBctlce Limited T» *
•T Hay Freer, Braochi- ♦
* tie Bad TuBermlaaia *
V \'’,milrnl Ruiljine AA
V RALEIGH. — N. G. *
V HOURS BY APPOINTMENT *
* ONLY *
STATE COLLEGE uf AGRICULTURE and ENGINEERING
SLMMEA SF.S5ION l
June I 4t'.» (o July 27ih
fn H fir KrKifl il«aii.U:ry ami ''fu-p^ctlv# Tcaohcr*. C-ourrct
for i ollopr Iir>uaiicc A..0 ColVg# CiUiupue upon application.
Aj», ly for R' tor* *t**.c•. at Ocp to
, p: <c*oc RALEIGH. H. C.
) Do you know I
cook you are?
w Wl M •
•wWi 9 mm r»rut
«M» late Hui
I i %
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TUST get a bag of Occo-nee-chee Sell
J Rising Flour and show your family
• I y°u can make the lightest, tenderest
biscuits, waffles and hot cakes they
ever ate.
' All the magic of good baking is in
"■ Iliwse tti UfflWS ur Ofeo-nee-cfieeFlour
Add water or milk and shortening to
the flour and your batter is resdy for
the griddle or oven. No baking pow- *
der, salt, or soda need be measured.
They’re mixed with the flour in ex
actly the right proportions to give per
fect results. And they cost you less
l than when bought separately. E
You certainly should put Occo-nee- I
chee Flour on your next grocery order | j
because it makes baking success sure I
and easy. You'll know the genuine by I
the Indian Head on the sack.
JVariaM it Ik, b,tt cfpr gmmJ pimin Mmtr. I
AUSTIN-HEATON COMPANY I
Durham, N. C. I
OCCO-NEE-CHEE I
Self-Rising Flour I
Tskm the Gums out of Baking and Saves :you Money I
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SPECIALS i
Pealed Evaporated Peaches, was 15c now____25*
Evaporated Apples, was 2Ac, now ..._____its
Sliced Pineapple, war. Me, now ........__ tg*
Colder) Age Macaroni, was 12 12c now_....... .7He
Canned Salmon, won 26c, new .. _.........._.ITUs
Largo ean, Royal Ann Cherries, was Me, bow __..._............ .Ms
Table Peaches, was 50c, now ___.............._He
Puro Johnston Coonty Honey, la plot Jars. We also sell KLDt—the Pow
dered Milk
Now It the time t« plant roar early pm pnlrh. We hawi the early, ilx-wetkt
- kind in stock. 20-rents per oaart while they last ... . . . n
| Walter Jones
r phone no ar ,
Majestic
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Best in the World
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REDUCED 1
from $148.00 \
10 $118.50
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Set of Aluminum or Majestic Ware With Each Range !!
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Biggest Bargains Ever Offered in This Section
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GET YOURS while the stock lasts.
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—-Place your idle and active funds in this bank where they
will do their part toward bringing conditions back to nor
mal.
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This Bank is here for your convenience and safety »nd
for the good of the community. Such institutions are the
bulwark of safety in times such as those through which
we have just passed. They are here to help you anj our
community. 1
You will do well to use our hank and it* service.
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THIS BANK SPECIALIZES IN PROTECTION
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