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Before this journal of Igb Ml
>m or) 11 bar* boa taM to fee polio
to cap root year proftToaeo a* regard*
'he mIo of Dunn's electric ryoteo* to
th* Carolina Paw«r and Light C*M
l«y.
During th* laet few week* wo have
^ van our aoodeat way to giro yaa
an the Information avaflakb t* w* *a
♦hs subject Wa treat that yaa hero
benefittad by tki* effort. If a Mojir
Hy at yon vote for th* aria, wa knew
'hat yon hare. /
Pale of tk* ayrtaai auaaa so more
to aa than it dooa tk* average Dm*
-under of tkia pahlleaBuu. It wfll gtv*
vu better *ad am ilrywtoM* eer
.■ire at lew cost It wfll da th* m*b*
t'ar you.
Vmrw are rant wka djplik* the
idd of wiling to a corporation. They
nrc anicted with that HiaMt extinct
iliscaea knew u trutiphobla near
vfcich until a few jam ago waa so
formidable a weapon la tha toads of
thoaa who would mount to pawn*
through tto rala af legitimate boet
net*. They exp ran tha fear that aaea
1*l«» mighty corporation gets tta tan
Uelaa upon oar town it will narer tot
That is a vary foclidt ftsr. Look
.•'boat yon. Remember tto telijhose
rtrvico wo tod b of ora tto Bdl Sys
tem came to towa with one af its
subsidiary campaaim aad placed «a
■" communication with tto outside
worfdt Of coaraa pan do. Tratal
Young aad a few amoaeates bnOt
a Ulaphana ryaUm hare. It woo a
srood ayatam aa far aa it want. Bat
Mr. Toang waa glad to raliaqaidf
hold whan ha found that a bigger and
more aBciant waa wtfHag
to aaeoa control. Yoa am a bene
ficiary of that change.
The town of Dana want ate tto
electric light aad power *—taam ho
caatm It cmdd ast Sad toy mm stea
ta giro it aarraal. It has always tost
on that hastnoaa. If tha towa of Dean
wm ha tedhridaal aad tod tto sight
tate**’ **mamawt’***mil ’"'*** '
dweller*. Da yoa apt Shk that yoa
votdd to piayteg a rattor maaa trick
90 *ha ether fellow If yoa da mot go
<Wwa U tto polls next Tuesday morn
ing aad coot year rote for the sale!
■o. top to It now, friends, top to
it and do year duty?
Btlitva Bdflllflm Rant mm hr-1
Mogr* Recorder. Bo aji a bead Mac.
SaaM think ha la cracked.
la the caae af Ireland It womm that
G««i*a *<let George da it." And ha
h«* Bade a Mighty good Job ad it.
All of at vast go* wkwh and
goad made—aad all af na abhor high
Bat, hew can wa ban the ftxat
without the laatT
Conaalldatlaa of school* idea la net
being received oory favorably in mm»
part* of final Harnett, according to
porta. Bat. If wa read aorroctly,
neither ware bath take whan (hay
owe introduced to effete rutin
SepcTtnteadent Brooks anya an are
forced to break toe tag Wt pledge
wban tba raraiaotlon act waa nbnlk
iad to the people. That ia Jnst axaatly
«hot same thooaaade af aotan ar
pectod and what all of too Beuabli.
lane ywdlUod.
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to ttt Am arm uy malm
MMh* to to light ftagooad |Mq
toh in to People of atop toeell
ttoat It Md be so, for no one «M
my that • town -*■— jrltrrmati an
Itom m aahham at ha
aially would ha ooaaUond a aaf<
place fer.crtmlaal aporallom
todag thaaa haatia day* toOowiag
to war. ton all of as wars tasting
af to ieya af wealth, wa wan a risk
BaM for to bniy little reapers wtt
gold-bordered stock certificates which
now wfll hardly pass master at to
aad*U too— af to klda. Venders
of all aorta of worthlaaa things —«
to aa. Aad toy reaped a rich bar
•• to m ntrmd
Mate of bmitod weiath, we are still
the tooted af thaaa who weald tie.
val tha easy read to wealth. Take
preachers, bootleggers who do not
hmre fra the bootlegger, honesty,
“7 aad crery olAeort of crook. Item
to fatten. ”
Two inctences within the Iasi
•°aA shew hew easy we are. One
merchant was •‘done’* by a fallow who
peaed aa a minister. Twenty at thirty
good cituene wars trimmed by a man
wba posed aa %aaUsr ef "red" liquor
to aa aggregate of *T0«. He got
to^aoaey aad aerer delivered to
As wa write this to town's Hght
iag lyetean is eastiag a dim gleam
apoe oar battered old milL It la I
o’clock aad Moody. Wa can hardly
me to keys. Tha plant eannet ha
hearfly leaded so early in the area.
!ag. hat It is gMag a eery peer light
Aad wa are wondering if tha folk are
retag to decide that we shall continue
to strata ear eyas threagh the years.
Aad there are sheet town lota af eld
gentlemen aad tod ladies. Some are
trying to rand. Berne are working at
to sawing machine or at to bench
or cm ledgers aad jenrnala. Their
ayes are ant aa good aa aura. They,
too. are without good tight Win they,
toe, hare to struggle along wM» the
<to little aaya tot come from to
town's leamaT
Are yea tediffareat to tha needs of
theaa sheet year If ran are. md »
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MAKE IT USEFUL' I
While Johnson Brothers are I
Selling Goods at a Great I
Reduction, Get Some- I
thing Useful for I
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JOHNSON BROS.
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NOTICK Of RE-SALE OF VALU-'
ABLE PROPERTY
A ralee .f,M ..evmg been mad*
•4 a ra-talt Mdartd th# undtrtlgntd
■Muforoo. doder and by virtue ol
atkortty contained (* a certain Mort
*6* Deod edoewed by A. V. Norrii
"■ erife, 0«a Norm to B. A. Nor
-* on AunM 17tb. 1919 and dul;
enefenwd to jtho undoralgnod
raaafeioe. which laid mortem,,
eod U ol feoord Eagirtry of Har
tU County 'In Booh 11*. Pace 418
tfaalt havlgg boon mado la the pay
no«t of thoiacteo teen red by aald
**d will offer for re-ealc
to the highoot bidder, for each, at
pnbUc auction at the court bo ue. door
n the eltv ef UUneton at It o’clock
on 4e UB dty of Deocmbcr
I9tl the folewMff deeeribed real ee
tato, to-wlt:
Begianiag' at a (take in Joaa*
* ditch and run*
N. 1-4 W. 91 chain* to John Smith’*
wheat once etood a largo nine;
tboaoa a* JAa Smith’* line 8. 89 W.
16 1-1 chmthe U a Rake with pointer,
near a (Aool bourn: thence Ilf
with Larkin. Nonrie'i line IS 1-1
Aaiae to a otnke in middle ef public
road; theaoe N. ST 1-S E. 14J0
tothe beginalnf. contain in,
thirty Area (II) acre*, more or leee,
belne the Usd deed by G. W. Cave
ss5*&*£r 9u~rt-vd wir*’
Tbir December «ad. 1911.
W. R. DENNING, Traaafereo,
EZRA PARKER. Attorney.
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PABSU FOR SALE. I- ON LONG
ttoe payotpte at half price. I will
take goad city property or amaU
t*rm* aa part payment for larger 11
faraa. I have more than X can look
oitor aid nit to mil to tomon
mer car ee. Make a date and look
over ekat I have while you can
get what you want J. Q. Layton.'
owner, Dunn, N. G. 9 ft pd. j
t,0#0 ACRES OF CHOICE FAJtM
fag land not told. Them farms
range In tisa from 30 to 1,100
acrea. Well located near schools,
churches and towns. Nice, loamy
land, day subeoll with good houses
of ovary kind. Wall eukad to sot-'
ton. tobacco, com, wheat oats and
ekrvar. I give easy terms. Make a
data before coming. J. Q. Layton.
Owner, Dunn, N. C. 0 ft pd
FOE MINT. — SUITABLE BOOMS
tor light housekeeping. Call phono
No. 814.ltc.
TRY THE LARGEST SELLING CL ,
gar in the world. New Currency,
lot Sold by hading dealers. ]
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CARBIDE FOR SALE—ANOTHER
large shipment Just arrived. Our
price Is right Call now and got
yours. Xenoy and Lee. 4 tic.
DOG STRAYED OR STOLEN—
Nearly white setter female bird
dog strayed or was stolen from my
home Friday night Answers to
name of Lou. Return to me and
get reward. P. A. Turlington,
Duan, N. C. Route No. 3. • ft pd.
SMOKE HAV A TAMPA CIGARS. 1
Like speeding SO minutes in Tam* i
pa. Sold by beet dealers in your
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FARM FOR SALE.—Contains 133 1
acres, one reaidenco, ona tenant I
koase, one gin and gin house. Will
mU cheap. A third or fourth cash,
i.vs.isvisf'Li;,
I ere, Dunn, Route 3. S St pd.
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Que More Chance ij
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FRUIT CAKE
Baked by Eipert Bakers
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Wednesday will positively be the last day that j
‘ bake, FRUIT CAKE. We will not bake fruit ;
1 Christmas week. We will bake pound cakee, how
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jTe still have a few pounds of that delicious fruit i I i
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"Bakery
Has MIGHTY NICE BREAD
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^ SALE.—THE CHARMING
farm of tha late Dr. J. H.
Crawford, on «uy term*. Thia
farm, including tha pasture, la
wfrtd in and has running water.
Tha barns, stables and tenant
houses are all you can ate far.
The lovely bone I* a two-etory
structure, well built of best heats'
timber, surrounded by roaet. climb
ing vines, hedge and ia In a loeaty
oak grove. On good highway, *00
yards of good school and church.
Two and one-half miles from
Duke, three and one-half miles of
Bole's Crock, its and one-half
miles oit Dunn and four tnllca of
Coate. The land to fins and Iota af
It. I have 10 other rood farms for
sale on easy terras. I will bo array
from home Dee. 18 and 18. Make
a date before coming. J. G. Lay
ton, Dunn. N. C- 6 2t pd.
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HAVE YOU TRIED THAT Ml*
cigar, Hav-A-Tampa Ait yea
daalr about It 1* 10ft
CARBIDE. — IF YOU NEED CA*
b;do lot u* Ripply you. A larg
chlmaont Juit unloaded. Coat
quick. Kenoy and Lee. 4tf<
ATTENTION FARMERS AND ME*
chant*.—Ship your produce t
Rtcbardioa-NIxon Co., St* Brew*
8t Norfolk, a 1 No coamWo
No'vW. ° D' OWB*’
“ORANGES AND GRAPEFRUIT*
Whol*ial* and retail, told dlrec
from the car. I will bo la Dun
with a ear load of fruit of oay »*
growing direct from my grove* l
Florida Sec mo on the 19th, "o
the track.'* J. D. Baggett. Maitlanc
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Long Staple Upland Cotton, foi
North Carolina Farmers is an
Opportunity of the Day
Indications are that North Carolina will have a virtu a
nonopoly on growing long staple upland cotton, durlnf
“* n?. . , ye*” nt least, on account of the devastating bol
weevil infestation of large areas of the territory that haa beei
trowing it. North Carolina Cotton Growers should reap i
■ich harvest while this opportunity lasts. Soon the weevil wil
ret us too.
Three yearn ago I began growing staple cotton on nr
[arms here in Harnett County and after careful study and ex
lerimenting with the different varieties I believe that I havt
“ ’•"t most profitable cotton that has ever been tested ou
n any section where staple upland has been successfully
frown.
, . This cotton compares about equal with big boll Cleve
and in fie d production and time of maturity and picks just a
?asily. Plant grows open with light foliage, large round boll
ipanlng wide and fluffy, lint measures 1 1-4 inches, strong am
silky, yielding around S3 1-3 to 35 per cent turnout from tin
fin. It is the Ideal cotton for North Carolina soils and climat
u Has been shown the past two years by Harnett County grow
:rs in 'he high-classed product they have uniformly produced
>o * ?-hla cotton h“ ,old» here on our market thia year, fron
to Soc per pound. A considerable number of buyers am
mils that have used our cotton tell me that our cotton haa thi
inest character they have found in the Carolina*.
My seed are improved from the noted Hartaville No 1!
itrarn. They are pure, acclimated, double cleaned and abso
utely free from weevil. They are put up in new bags, 2 1-1
jushels to the bag and are now ready for delivery. Price Si
>er bushel f. o. b. Dunn. N. C. Pull remittance must aecom
J? «y,„?r Vld "0 order will be accepted for less than one bat
>f 2 1-2 bushels. Send your orders In promptly as my presen
inpply is limited. If your order reaches me after seed are al
told your money will be promptly returned. You need havi
10 fear about planting all your cotton crop In thia seed.
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?HEAI>5rEYO«L^5ju?f! CAN BUY WILL BE THI
B. O. Townsend, Dunn, N. C,
if SPECIAL SALE!
^ ipve if 10-piece set of ware FREE with each Ma
* i®8*10 Range bought this week—December 5 to 10.
’■i .^aVL P ^°PP. Majestic representative, with us and will take
pleasure in showing the superior qualities of the Majestic over all others.
i The best is cheapest. The Majestic has proven itself best for 40 years.
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IF you need a
range there is no
belter time than |
now. The price j
is cheaper and a ,
handsome set of
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'ware free.
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Get rid of that old
troublesome stove
^ and save fuel and
time in the kitch
en. Get your
Majestic Range
NOW,
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SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921
Butler Brothers, Dunn, North Carolina