THE NUN DESPATCH!
tMuitwjnjirniioAT I
April let, 1*14. at tbe poet e*W»
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Bern racing, fir* srurkt. singing
centeets and ail .art* of other th'ng'
were plaanc I for the furthcoming
ioty. 4 c*'*i. .>*ioo wa.-n d •< tier* »I
tbe Htiu-.it C.<uuty Atf.erUura! Fail
Association net whh Business Mana
ger Ellin Goldstein and Secretary T.
L. Riddle Tuewlay night- The Are
alarm broke into the deliberations,
bat not before It had beea definitely
acttled that the asaociatics was tu
spare no expense in its efforts u
Balt this the biggest. best and moti
aero us ptioos feta for which ll ha;
footed the billi.
First off tho matter of fir* *vd<
«M tattled. A magnlllqur display
of pyrotechnical gaodinco* U planned
One of the best manufacturers In th<
country trill send h'.s beet program
Imre for the night of the fourth a
supplement the efforts' of the T>onr
Choral dob to aeake the night one ol
real entertainment to the thousand:
who are to help Dunn celebrate.
Then emte the matter of ho>«
racing, ft was decided that two purse:
of 8100 each would be offered: on<
for the pacers and one for the trot
ten. The races will be free for all
There will be four moneys !n eecl
nee: SO straight. 886 place, ft:
shew and 110 for the foremost also
run. There must be at least fiv«
starters, however, for the also rar
* get •« tho mosey. In cese of only
four starters, there will be no fourtr
money Horse owners will be cbargee
• fee of five dollars for entrance
Entry* must he made with Secretary
Kiddle at least five days before th<
day of the races.
The directors also approved of th<
employment of the Duke Band ax
advised Secretary Kiddle to continu<
hi* efforts to get s military band am
a detachment of soldiers from Carol
Bragg to aid la the celehrat on. Th<
commandant of Caibp Bragg had prv
vioualy stated that if a band, troop:
and aeroplanes were available on th<
Fourth they would he seel here foi
the celebratlen.
Tho matter of decorating float
was assigned to the Woman’* Club
It ia thought that the women will ar
range to dec*rote all antoaaobile* am
floats for o small sam, the profit
ta.ga late their tseaasry for the bane
fit of farther improvement* ot tiu
school grounds. No vehicles wither
decoratwo of aomo kind will be alio* *
ed In the parade.
The usual prise* are to be offer;
for Binging claims, fiddlers bsnjolr
clown* and other things. Cjnec.wir
•pace Wit] bo sold for 110 for 10 fe
or any fraction thereof.
Again wo arc offeru.) proof th
Donn District soil is the best in tl
world. This tint* th* convincing
font is that old friend of our chi!.’
stood: th* eock'chnrr. Usually th'
child of the Xanthism family doc* n
mature until early In th* fall. But
this district it beats it* brother.- •
all other section* last week our gor '
friend, C. M. Allen, ef Bunnle,-'
•sat a* ona vin; vast w» fully m
to red. Ho picked It from hb pots
patch.
Something I* radically wrong w '•
ths organisation of th* fir* dope -
mrnt By that I would not have a .
on* believe that there is any critiel -.
ot the men who respond so promp:
to each alarm and wnrh to nobly v •
oa each Mate. We cannot say enou i
la prats* for them. Bat, for Inttam
hi Tuesday night's fir: excitement
was discoverrd that thrr* was no o
ama know how to start or dries : • -
#*a track when th* boys responr
to th* alarm. There were plenty ,
•nlahers, but na starters.
Baworal months ago the service*
John W. Thornton, volunteer ch:
war* dienen>:d with to make to<
for Chief Ysnce, paid fireman, t
Vance's hours were fixed—by reo
*f hie split with the police dens
Mat—ot f :n If midnight to '
M*i Taoiday's storm can* bef;
his hours commenced. Therefore,
was aot on duty.
Mayor Wad,*, ooraclvr* and a m*1'
Otado arnu viliaatiy to fit t>
ttsek rtartod. Thar* waa *ot a »>r
dotef, hacaaa* none of iu knew i
jjh* about th* mod as opetar
Tboro waa one Jiisy w* eouM «*
bowerer. and that waa aoanrl lW
' — - and that w* did do rrhi la ••
la naawor cam* Old Chief Join '.V
clashed ia a* aaore than the la • o|.
low* and raaeiae a* ealy an av. me
•baalr who divides ih«* with :h» brn
dspsrtassul can etua
WHh the adrent of the tUi h'ef.
tMa«a haeam* cs'm. In two uteo
afur Me arrival, the aid tr waa
woH aa Na way to the bias*
aalauto* Inter a «r* that had t* -t
•aad a pretty l*r*e area wa* l*r
roatrol aad all daatrer was p- - J.
Mam writ- A r»rr bad orr • Mention
waa bwan ap. W* hare n* b eta* far
»«y iadtvMaaL There Is Joel n tart,
o# «rates* ia the omalxat'o* of at
ffg WMMI. Utoaah seldom corded,
la seeded rery badly Indeed when or.
«awt Than ia aa pnpWr
jj* alma lb* nest can artll «e«
***** ia aa as—tnaie that eendtt'm.
JtdaaT 4Sa.k****f W M when
w#ald ft not be wall for Uw Inri
of^awa^Coaw|ilaajoaojajo meet atw
SECRETARY 0ENSY
It «u wriktt «< t.A star, wh.nf
Edwin Deaby was aupofr -.1 i;vcr».1
tary of the Navy in V *-td-n: tlerd-i
itr« cabinet, t!>ai ihv l ki.m -u.'|
bluejacket* and marines Ahtl-i. wi:a !
out dUioblc, bestow on him that ..tie'
of affection among dght.'Kr men:
‘■Tho Old Mas." lor ever tlen hiil
fifteenth year, when he was a Ui ini
China, Edwin Dvnoy hat lived c
picturettfue in color (and .irh aj
vencurr. Ylj„ only veteran t-f the
World W i»r in .He Ciil'Ort, *t<
swabbed decks at a gob ar.l ,k>.» it,-;
luck at kitchen poilcv at u lruihu:
neck. Sma.. wonder that rank < mi!
file acclaimed hi., appointment.
A youngster in th. scrv.ee u! tbs I
Chine,* 'daillwae Custom,, a tutv.iit j
forward ou one o£ Xtich.gac', • r.i,..
;eleven*, a gunnert mate untie. £rv
' .n Caban wat.ro, htraurr uf th- Ail
chlgan legislature and the.i of C»«
jfreas. a pioneer in th. ,;n >.n >h :u
i.niutiri with la.ge iiua-trlr-t .lU'itn
-then he enlisted in the Marin*. C)iy.>
at a buck private one w-.ik ulv.-r .v>
bad dvciuted var un G- r-rm-y. A
slim outline that, but :>.■ • u.cr. .■..•• »
of a ea»ecr :aat itu mad.- L\-;s-:y tit.
iv.,».<t Jik-lurraqui.- Cabinst •■.[a. v.
hu generation. And t’uc inf vr. bare
ly wry on his coinmisdou .it tirci ;n y
of vhe Navy ivnnn U„ 'eft IV n-i-f.c.o •,
lo sling h.s nninctuch wi'Ji t.i. fleet
and g.ve the s.g.i a:ga of coartdvdtlp
tfl til It rdR'IHulltl '.t #.»/» tnlii .it e I, • P:»
Uut> ia uii! ban.u lfvzE.ng •.
! In more sober lushion £d»ii: Der
by began bis care*? in i.v*..»vtiW,
Ir.d., or. Footcary lb, 1S7U, one .or.
of Cliailrs Denby and Martha tilt'll
: Denby. From 1SS5, for n spate uf
twelve year/, hi* fatlioi c-rvud ». Min
ister to China and ;oeru young Denby
entered the emtents service, working
with English f.scul experts to put the
Mandarin Empire on I, feet. ri. wa»
2-1 years old when he entered tin
law school at Ann Arbor and ti pon
Ci-ful physique won him a pij .c in th*
dne when the Michigan eleven vra.
on top of the football heap. He won
his degree in ISli'i and began th.
practice of law and his naval career
'as apprentice .eseiun in tile .oicnigun
I naval reserve the ues yu.r.
Figbtiag the Spanish Dons
Truman Newberry vs. then in the
reserve nnd their lawn ran along
m an odd parallel fur loth were ship
mates on the U. S. S. Yesemita when
that convert'd Kl Itio liner brok
oat her Yankee pennant in tire spring
:of 18*b. Dr-r.by v.-as th*r. a gunner's
. mate third claw and Newberry was in
tha office is mass, loiter, when th*
. Apaniih doits had had enough fighting,
the gunner's mate won the lun-.ina
*JOn for Congres-s that Newberry rat,
for, and now Denby is occupying tit.
.portfolio that Newberry later held til
! Roosevelt'* cabinet,
j The Yoaruatc vu no vlockci in
that war, taking part in the btockad.
Havana, destroying a rich Kpau
, ish prise, and cove. iug thu leading oi
Huntington's battalion of tit'll nun Iks
from the transport :‘anther at (Jaa
tanarao, which lliey held a - a lu* ioi
Sampson's fleet a*ain« thu fierce at
.ACk* of Spanish troops.
Denby cam* naturally by hi* iuvt
for tac sea, as relatives of both hi:
I father and his mother served as Am
I erican naval officer*.
,1 Dewby Eaters Palitics
. _ With the end of the war, -bowovet,
'Denby earned his talents to law and
'politics. He was clirud to the Michi
!gan legislature in 190* and then Hi
ichigan sent him to Ceng.*/* in 1 s>fiJ
for tlwee binu. In Culture** Denby
a..war.*.I .k- tf .... r%_ • .
Foreign Relation*, where hit famili
arity with Krr Eu„i conditions mail,
him * valuable member.
J Back in civ.’ Ii V i)-r.by wn-. cttisc
, tod by <he budding actomobil* '-id.lv
try in Detroit. He vac an original
• stockholder if. Ibe Tluymobii.- Com
pany and Inter it* t.-ea*jri », end be
came president of the l/coby Motor
Truck Com pi ry. Hi* in. r.v * rtuur
./hod but be .it II found time- to head
I hi* la* liim and to act »* I’.c.i'l.n.
of tbo Detroit B.,s tl or Comue-eV- .
Eaiist* Ae A Mtriot
i Deaby had had his /hare of hard
I knocks and on the rail to arm/ .>•
1191? J» made dir way to J>- revuit
>"* office of the Murine Corps in De
troit with the war hot a wi\ *
1 Major Victor L Mc»»-ri*of., new or.
iuty in the Koilippmer. looked u,k
' arue at the bail; that du.k-neel hi*
’ Jour.
J "You’rt married,” wii Morrison’/
VfCdict.
“I'm only forty-seven and my wTe
D willing,* caoitied IVnby.
I So waivers ware granted ’ey VVssrh
i iugton and he was /wens in as a pri
I vatu.
' The scalrt /hoWed 4 ;.uurvl< nnd
* height of six fret jtjii half an inch,
but the bnwn that hud /Creed h;m <o
well in Michigan’s line us< littl ■ ‘m
pairod. On April 23, 1917, Derby
with nine other/, rtarlfd for :n- rr
cru.t depot at I’arrls I.land, ,£>. «i
Firit ScrsTrent Meteor. Huron, *ilM
I On duly at the- JV-troU office-, -.Vrt* iif.
!flriaUy credited with um cajilusi- of
Mecrn.t Derby and Mo/tuon /ware
in ili/ man who will ,:yn hi/ rum
rummi/sinn in the Marine Corps. Be
fore he left, bring one of Detroit’*
hggvat inrn. the ncW/Pnprr min of
Detroit ieiervtevreu Krv.nit D-i.by.
“Why did I enlist i . ihi- funks?”
OTMVt aprftv/ ■ vjri'* IWiriMta.
“Ilaemur *omi- mutt. Ail eaii»-il
lbcic-a at oflleefi."
In Tin Bm Camp
At Pam- 2rl n <1. klonr >■ nil m i
ilac, at the bent cam,, at u" rucrol;*
far -omt; a:ii?L«rr*■ vq lit Ml u*f
knowt ti * *,*’ Tn'tib / .-a Mtdiflt*
h.« maif :it a he t.nn. He,
did ait tl *k an ".hn >!; a iind *in
der buar i-barkina ilriii -« ;roant*,
laarrr-l to hi*, the t.u 1 wit:. i .rimcor*
akla rafdljrlty un thr t f ? i#*w. *n
Ml In with hit buiMiet nh-y th •
*f»l»-*ved polie** aaiyum, w.mt.l a
d.trh-dlfKri' a «*vr.lu:- ,)T , n,,r
haady With a apad knife In the «!
I«r». Two mon'h* lata hi hint
ibwwn wai! rruinrli in the Inietur.
trainln* to wta H>t corporal*. -irtpet.
Ineirtoo tally a* bad nfeiaid twenty*
Aropouada af fleth.
The '*1 Ka«w Ovnliy t*V n n* Xfn
\ •**•*" •••k hat tpan tuny yarn#
Dtnhf # tro</t ramp rlay.< 'fliijr
.womite u total In wealtt «f d.ta I
all tha lecaadary axpWK. of Cleoryr
Watfciepton bat at thu at** lhay
aawo oil th* attr.bata* of truth.
Tkja aome aiftod perian conferred
l** ••• ol DdnHir, r.ow a tr
mmaa. frrtare to th* laly arrival*
Wot Wad into the boat ramp ip
t« J" thoif b I. Aim ii
*•<•0° Of tbtaa pa-«nd ii.r-.oyh th
«»>» miR nf PtrrW Mand In the war
tort and to oath of thorn Darby, with ,
■It tha alonaonea nrd the h ah rtnnd i
•* that ha Mti./ra to .mutual .
»- •W’- Uld that. if,, hrotary Md .
IS-H. A tfc. c pa, Um I
of «Se *»*, lhui> dutict.
md their p*.\ .legvf. and mdoctrinat-1'
*d i>rrp w’th tk.- spirit of *h.* C»rp.« |
Ui'ler Fi»e Or«rk«a«
Hit no ?blc «t rv'iecy towutd* build- »
np Ov mo: ale of the men won I
5ftH hie i*^mni'/*ion u« a teeond l!ru» •
:enan; in th* Alarm* Carp* rtftrv*
i id he held the rank of captain when
he n-nlhal h»t ambition to go over
- ui and u* an ob'rrvor he *aw bit* K
o' ,hn f.»nl on the allied linev The -
Commanding Coco:ml of the Second.
Ohiii^c waa Major General Lcjcune
in.I ai«\r, under trK'.h**:* of tho^-c am- ;
u.x ag change.* that an.* to character* c
irtlr of Ik ,-ibjr'i career, Lejeune U |
C.iimmon-laa: vf the C«ir**r who«e dea- r
tiriv.t I'c in Di nby'i hand*. • c
On hh .lorn to the Unite*! State* ,
:te ,vt.% rau-dt-rvd owt with the rank ,
of mujoi ir May. Ibid, and returned -
h»r old ce. vltloa ir. De.roiL lie mu j
.c.v ng a* probation officer of the i
Del *wtl Mun eipa. Court* when the <
Prj:»ld -ct-flic. Jiti.'d Him to Florida. \
loi»n W. W«h»Jui. now Secretary ofii
>/*«•-, mu then dofleitely •latvd for j
!:h; Cub»;ic% not had declined the <
N’evy portfolio. H*. had long bc»n In- *
*'»h Drnhy, both hnv'og cere- i
.•ti n\ :h;« ruvrI u-5erve in 1899 and:
<d-„T'b« * ii <!o ***»••>•.<. Hi? la aniveraa!- j
>' cic*.:c*hI with Having Impressed ou !
M* Kurd*** the striking fltnov-* of.:
Kilw'a Dciil.y for ihc Navy ji*b.
\ S«« Lo'mi Secretary
Is idly had Dcnhy ashamed hit new
latte* Mtire tr.c Navy knew that a
!irm hand rw at It* holm. Successful ,
it oi:*ittrM. a [>'itr’o'. who Htul served
Ilf built of it* r.chtiot branches a
i matt af ycnial and forceful personal.
! ly, hi* f ir Utti-runcir brought the:
Navy, fii.-iitui.vrly tptaking, to "nani
the rail with a cheer for the Old
I Man.” !
‘•My m'-sion.” he aatd, “1* »o main-1
i»ia the Navy a; the highest peak of|
pav er, nitly for battle at any no-1
t tee.” Then ho cleared deck.*, made 1
j Wv bur' ->u ctvV.' u(j[toit,tmiy.ts, a.
. torn'eh *urv*y of the fleet and bu-|
■: cull n-eda. anti as soon as Congress'
mU' cruetl was off for ths south.
J *. t?:'.'h >"i * U stroyei from Key West
Jot lh* Atlantic Battle Fleet at
jCiutint.'.num'i ‘or tt t/i>ce day visit
' ami tn,s*ection, back to the til tine
I'ietk* of the de«lroyci for a look-see
'.it_;hc Marine* in Knlti and Santo Do
• mih.-O nr.d a urnrtl-brrak n2 trip
'f*.* MMo Ba-ango to Washington
. art the 1'. S. S. Pi a tt, commanded by
j Cup. .i III KftlbfVs Nf wonder the 09
jtvent up: “A *<ca*?vintr SecretarylM
jfrem l*e rank amt Tile nf ike United
i Stttc' N^vv.
Oil in L)» trolt o newspaper ro&n
♦Uirmcd «l nil up in one lone *un
!wt*:
“lie hu» lived the life of perpetual
Ley! mud.*9
T\>& Pl«aaaars*a Af Ilfiia.r.
' Suv. t are the rosy memo rip* of the
•t'
Toat tiTst kissed oor*. albeit they
kit* no more:
(S'v.-.t is :ha :ight of sunset-sailing
! 'hip*
; Although they leave us on a lonely
rhore;
Sweet are familix- song*; though
M »*!*.' dip*
Iter hoUow shell In Thought’s for
lone*t wells;
I And sweet, though sad, the sound
of midnight -
When the open casement with thy
night-rain drips.
Thcic l» a pleasure which i* born of
l>a:a;
Th, trove of a!’ things hath it*
violet
;ilr« vitthrough days which never
rani again.
Roam* Hope, with that strange
lunging, the Regret?
Why -»J t the po*y in the cold, dead
Ir-tnii?
| Why plant the ro*o above the lone
I tf
*tV iy *g-inp tiir cnnj*« acrjte the
fcj.lt btM.WOVf?
Why <1., ta the dead more near in na
tive land?
)Thy tarn - both been n silence in my
life
i S' |r sg it fuitere upon language
| now,
! -In. more to mr than Muter* or than
wife
r.‘n*“—and now—nothing! It is
hard to know
i'fcat >-Peh things have beta, sod ate
not and yet
L'fv loiters, keep a pulse at even
■learn ic.
And gor* anus it* business and it*
pleasure.
And knows not all the depths of its
regret.
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FO*FC(.05mix UNDER
MORTGAGE
Cndrr and by virtue of tko power
if «aV oontniaed In • aortaln mert
rt*i itvvd oxerntod by WUUo John
w-t aid wtfo. to Th» Bonk nf (lar
i'tt wbloli nMirtnnge deed bao bouo
inly troaafomd to tko nadoraignod, <
lofnott bar no boon aaado In tko pay* |
■rat of tbv debt thvraby MV■ red, tko <
Udtlwcd »lf toll to the highaot ■
ilildrr trr ridi at Ike toonhonw
loor lb Liltinyten, N. C., an Monday,
one ink. INI. at It o'aloeb M„ U
ko following deocrlkod mat vxtaiv:
or parcel ef load 1.1 tao v:l
1 3. ij.n et.« a •. I
< half acre tuu;j or I h. I .V ^,i
i l sad cimplete dr-c <■ f . j :
t reft tnr-- i» bru-.hy n li .a I
r«cr.pcio» in Hook No. !.» e;. i
f, record* of Harntn coau.y.
* - . r .a day o, Ir - . .. < ;•
• E. P. YCN-T
T a-afdrev of iIjr;:;.nTc<- I
lay IS 20 27 Jane S.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LA {SID
By virtue of the power of rain cun' I
tinwU in a certain moiurae'' dccl
»*• uted Margaret \te-.*or to C.
• Guy on the 10th day of May. 1310,
ecorded iD Book No. 110, Pa»re 404,
*re of Kegider of Deed* of Har
■** County, default having been
lade In the payment of the indrlit
dneoe thcieby lecured. tho under
wood mortgagee will on Monday, the
ta day of Juno 1021, at 12:00 o’
.ock noon M., In frout of the court
nooo door in UUingtor. N. C.. Har
wH PniinFw aJ/ab r__-a .
^tion. to the highest bidder for
a c«rta!n t*»ct of land In Grove
LWnshlp. Uunett County. North
ajollnn, described as follows:
In the town of Coals, N. C., br
P»n "IT 17C feet from Washington
-treet and Ida Street, thence oasl 00
eet to Ida Street, thence with raid
da Street 175 feet to the bvginninff
tr.d bciiiff two plot* in Bloek “N** in
ni.- said town of Coatt, N. C.
Time of sale: Monday, #th day of
Funs, 1021. *
.!><c of sale: Courthouse door,
-•Umgton. N. C.
Terns of eala: Cash.
This the 27lh day of April, 1981.
C. I* CUY, Mortgagee.
Bay 0 13 20 27.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in two certain mortgage deeds
executed by Mack Ragland and SfTry
Ragland to B. C. Lucas on the 24th
lay of April 191«, and the 22nd day
-rrrj
it March 11117. Said mcrtgug*. art
-ccurdid In Book No HI >*uge 684.
ifl7cc of the Kegister of Deeds of
lax-sett coo'll), North Carolina, dc~
uu.: having boon made In the pay
nvnt of thr ind.-btedneas thereby so
-ured. Tho undersigned mortgagor
v'll on Monday, the 6th day of Juno,
lull at 12810 o'clock M., In from
)f the Court Mouse door, In Lilling
:on. N. C„ offar for tale at public
motion to tho highest bidder, (or
•iwh, a curtain tract of land situated
m Neill’* Crick Township, Harnett
counts, North Carolina. Described
•r follows
Beginning ut a stake corner in the
road with Mulberry pi*., and run*
down said road S. 63 E. 18.76 chn..
to a cedar tree the corner of lot No.
4. then as ti»a; lino N. 42 K. 8.13 chs.,
to a lock corner on a ditch, thence
N. 84 K. 4.30 chn.. to a itakc, thence
a* chat Unc N. 63 W. 1S.40 chs., to
a stake thr corner. Then S. 47 W.
13.33 cha to the b.-gi’nning and con
luint 17 1 _ J na.«>] m.a._. U_
Tim.' of s«lr; Monday, Bth li»y of
Juno, 1921.
Pluto of Milo: Court Houa* Door,
I.IHingimi, N, C.
Tor.nr or rule; Cart.,
Tliih cite 2nd day of May. 1921.
B. C. I.UOAS, Mortgagor.
May 6 13 2n 27
FLORESTON
SHAMPOO
ri**iro a .on crrnuir lathor thal rtramp.
luchau uO »>lj. lb-aHon-t au dirt ana
Kiadron, mat.a ili" hull «.||,fluiiy aiki
«-r uioou]t ht at MruqiiutnriirBuu.
illncot Chamloal .twta.aPhhiKhrjo. N. V
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RIM LUGS. WEDGES AND NUTS
j for all cara at Gotsoy’i Gang*.
POR RENT — TWO FURNISHED
room*. 11.50 each per week. St*
Mr*. A. B. Adams, m2* 4t. p.
FOR SALE — A FORD SEDAN.
practically n«w. See m* at once for
» bargain. Ceil Barefoot. Dunn,
N. C. April 2* If.
IMPORTANT NOTICE — ONLY A
frw more days left in which to lilt
and revalue your property. The
kooks here keen ordered sent to
Lillington Jane 1. After that date
there will be no m<*rv revaluation*
•io come at once and li*t your prop
vrty for taxation. Otl* P Shell and
C. B Aycock. list taker*. m24 2t.
REPLACEMENT COILS FOR ALL
can at Caincy'* Garage
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE THIS
week—«mall car nitrate of *odn.
See ui Iveforc you place your order
Johnson tiro*. mts Hi
SEVERAL USED CARS OP VAJU
ou» model* in flret clan* condition
for c»*h or on lonf tiaae. Gainey’*
Garage.
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE THIS
week—small car nitrate of eoda.
Sr«- u* before you place your order
JiLiuon Bros. m2 I St.
FOR SALE—COTTON SEED U1AL
You can gat It from me cheep for
rash. George I Pope. a IS if.
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE THIS
week—small car mtrale of aodi.
See uk before you plare your order
Johnaori Bros. m2* Ft
JUST RECEIVED—SH'rMENT OF
Shore Pat Maekurtl, m ill.'ti and
roc heiring. New pr.ris. Juliui M.
Leo. Clieap for ea*Y Piiono ILL
m 24 4b
LADIES AND MIN’S PANAMAS,
Leghorn*, Bancocka, Straw*, and
haU of all kiada cleaned and block
ed by export* u a real hat factory
, without the u»e of acid*, paint* or
powdora Work guaranteed. It oo*t
no more to have your bet* propar
ly made over. Mail order* given
prompt attention. The largaat fac
tory of Ita kind In the South. Roth
Hot Factory, 419 Granby St., Nar
vik. Va. May 11 St
0 ■ — - -c
WANTED—SALESMEN FOR 9,000
mile guaranteed tire*. Salary 1100
weekly with extra cummimion*.
Cowan Tiro A Rubber Co. Box
1B4, Chicago, lllinoi*. It pd.
1 HAVE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
Liberty Bond* to loan on l*t mort
gage* on Ileal Estate. E. P. Davit.
Dunn. N. C. May 20 4t. pd.
FOR SALE _ SEVERAL THOU
*and pound* of Cabbage at three
and one half cent* oar lb. Mr*.
naif* v. WMt. Route € Dunn. N.
i-_ a »< a. pd.
FORD MOTORS
OVERHAULED
$20.00
Prices on all other Auto
work, proportionately
LOW
WIZEY WOOD
Next to J. M. Lee’s Store
| GET READY FOR THE BIG
4th of July Celebration
AT DUNN
The Harnett County Agricultural Fair Association
jl Buy What You Need!
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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.
This Bank is here for your convenience and safety and
j i! [°r the good of the community. Such institutions are die
bulwark of safety in times such as those through which
we have just passed. They are here to help you and our
community.
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You will do well to use our ban!; and its service.
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The First National Bank
!P. S. COOPER, Pres., H. B. TAYLOR, Cashier |