W. would Ilka to almka the paw
if to* gaaUama* wba aaggmtad toad
ttoft. WaVa never loved to* *a«4
*f that "lives* town" thing. In the
Sae pin** thorn was nea tor dispute
vito soma other lowaa that dm might
ttoim earn* dagse* at Ufa beyond to*
rjunl; and tn tola dap and tons whan
■ life" in a town Itiaa to aMan Jass
and gin. wa art not a* sure that era
warn to b* called to* lhraat tows. *
Bat—tha BEST town I That amana
something. It apaaa to ns s aaw.aad
snare worth* field of actMt*. W* can
rosily htaama to* haat town beaaam
the BTataga town* ara uniform)* had.
Wan*, or worst. We are not »o snjt
h>u« to became a Mg town. Oraat stoc
to towns usually mmas great graft,
j olUirsl fDth. moral dim* and crowd
ed atom*.
A little town and n little town
U to* meat blessed bf *B human a*t>
Memento—can ha mod* as gead as
.anybody-* town. Dana is alraady an
to* read to gaafnmi It has to* ooa
vr r.icnre* email* atti touted to citla*
and all th* comfort* of to* manta*.
It "sods man* things pat bafoto Hs
ciaisi to hatog to* haat town eaa ga
unchallenged. hnt It la an its wap. As
th* Chamber or Caatmarc* and the
gtsd citisaas who week with that or-1
gzuiaaUou add to toa List of thoir
nrcr/mpHshments we wfll em« closer
to to* goal set. Erantaalp w* will
iseth Utopia.
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;«flc mor.oy » nntklm to tho poo
*•» Hi to tho public. Monty an
tttejMMd in biding place* whom H
i-annot perform it* proper fraction hi
:ha cotamenlty U of » earthly ago
to aarena and might a* wall bo hlnnk
prpor or p% iron.
Tho other day oar Iktla hoy woo
ploying atom. Mo had exchanged a
Jot of wortWna stag Cor a lot of
which warn nwhdnMir1^
tiorx of the itanomiooilmi* hi nddeb
tho national • currency is imoo. He
had mm hmdrod* of “deOan** from
hU aflerneon’s oalaa. We alksd bbn
what ho intended to da with ell tint
wraith. He informed at that ho vn
traded te met it—that It WM Us ia
teatira never to epcod it.
U ho worn to remain troe u that
(-etnimiliation dm Imitation manor
votild ho of Jnet as math eahm to
tin* sa wo aid tho real stag.
There am man in every rirmmimitj
v ha *rcumulate money to hoop. Mo
thing wm taka ha place with thaw.
Every sovplnt degar they got goes
ir.to hiding; This money io taken »
way Cram tho eeoumoatty Joat aa of
f retnaOr ao if it woo homed.
Honey io valuable far the thing*
it will boy. Money repreeoate work
far the laborer, the mechanic, the
clerk, the mlnnaan. the hnHrtraapoTi
t represent* new dwtBhma, sow
*;eaol Mldbpi mow Mono; new fac
tuiiaa; it rapraaowla Homan dhit
JVoporiy funetloniag It nan* at] of
tkam thing*. Kept in fajdtag it rep
raienta aotbiag bat tepidity, mlaer
finom
»t U aat thrift u aatra merely far
ttt «kt af cavteg. h amriag am
*■^•14 taw a definite object tor
LT» Money and ha toeold ha careful
It heap hie metope la rireatatioa
trrafla he ta la tha act af aorta*. Thrift
!» aat mlanfinefa. Thrift le tha la
trll.'paat applleatiaa of what yap
vast.
If every Me dehar ia too Data
Mrtrfat ware pleiad when It weald
perform tha aaretee every dattar wm
created ta perform, than weald he
I'ttie lata af toed tteaea.
U tha peatlarnaa af Mato Camatp
•ha thtnbe ha haa eamo apple braady
It peare aid haa aap detot Meet the
tg*. aoaMy, preef, to, af tele prop
fJH. a mighty goodjMg*
tdy"to? nyoltantato
Mir. Mewteaerj got the aeet ia the
Caaato. Maw Maary retd wfl have to
fa cadefled with Mnedi dhaata May
ha that wtJI give Mb eaaato toteagto
ta defeat toaMaatearry dag ta Mkhi
p ^. Stoatadt, loader ad toe
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"An in a oitiion or 4* |ts M
1lNbnr*nMb«kttlhiChn>
tor of Commho to oMiag rrory ha
toon oaf profooolNial mm of Dun.
Bow mm yoa UNU thott
Motor WlUtom A. Axtonoo. com
■totoniN of ogrtcaltor* of North
CinUiA, )si Imm4 sr InttiMUBf
foMtr to which ho toil* of tho oolo>
h*Hr of oar ottiooto, tho profnotfrtty
of ooo aotto, tho woUth of oar.for.
ooto oaf ootoooob oaf tho gaodaooo
of Corollaa gonoimHy. t* to a Am*
thto*, onooMty that part of ft orhtoh
towftoo tho hoolghtoi pooplo of loo*
fotrooof rogtou to oomw to thto toad
of “ton oaf win*. % oad homey
ote. Wo ioaht aot that Dm gonial ac
tor oil pt toootto from hto effort
to ottroet folk thto tray. Wo'4 llbo
to kaow whon tho omtor hoop* ft
Why Adwthat
When you Mace a nice party at
home, srhea yoa build a new haute,
a4n you do mat anything you on
proud of—what do yoa do. If yon
want the poblic to know all about
HT
If you an like the nat of ua, you
Ml tha newupapor follow.
When you do tainMlilar of which
you an idauil, something you
dent want to tut to tha pabHo yen
>rally—what do y«a do?
If you think the newupapor follow
boa discovered It, you on a peculiar
citiaeu if you don't wk around to
the nowapapor Mira with a request
that It bo aopprsued.
If yoa have a nice Uao of yoodi
to saB—what do yon do then!
Wo caa ye up and down the streets
tt Doan or any other good town
of tha country ,ma if wa did not
know oho you an, end toll Juct ex
actly what yoa da in a ease of that
kind.
If yea an tbo kind of merchant
oho puts hi* coeds on an old packing
mao and places than sat front to
mtch tha dust while attomptiny to
etch the public’s eye, and uoyWct
o toll the public about your good*
will show It. atm*m9n%~~r>wr *Ur*
If yon uao prin tor’s Ink — year
sen wifi show that, too.
Ton may say that yon do not ad
'«rtia* hacanao yoa do not believe
, **•* ? ty) bat yon know you
«n not telling the truth. Ton dona
advertise because you an ahvaya hep
's* that the other fellow's advovtis
lay will attract people to town and
that they wifi spend aa much with
ion aa they do with him. Tan an too
dad blaated Mingy to advertioc in
Aa mp^n.
But, yon do advert! a*; whether you
know it or not. The feet yon do not
toond monoy far advertising edvsr
Anjm In a way that la not proAu
aMa to pan.
WBJ You MiT
Nrxt weak the directors ef your
town's Mi helpfal institution will
I* Mmugst p» asking that you
help than to otki tha institution
■ora halpful. Thaw Ben get no mo
■>•7 for this sanies thay era perform
*** for you, for aa, for Dona and
far tho great Duua Cownanltg. They
wa taking times frow thair own bo
tinaw to caQ to your sttonttou a
duty* h watts no wort difference to
them than to you whether er net you
Wn tho Cbiutu of Cnwratree. It
■toons as wock to you as it does to
(hey. Thay bam* no private aza to
triad. They are interested only In
keeping stive an organisation eroated
to foster Puna's welfare.
H is uwlws, of count, to toll you
that It la 7mu duty to support thfc
organisation. You, hotter than say
sue okw, know what your duty is
tlong this Has. Most of you will Join
-gladly. .Sow*—gladly—will not
loin horuuw thay ore so constituted
that thay will not pay for l thing
that thay can get far nothing. Thaw
•otter will ha content to let the rmt
pny while thay enjoy tha heneftta
squally. ~
However, thaw ia coating a time
arfwa ttwrtwt of tha Chamber of
Cewwereo will have aa advantage ov
er them basis am anon who are not
newborn. Oh goad way to dioeovtr
what this advantage In to Join tha
organisation when the saliaMort viaM
T»a,—«r, batter attfl, eaU Biddle up
aaw and 1st hhn tarot! yew.
IfiiitoM eriile. furthermore, he
«M the ealy man la the world ef
Mflkieat atetare te ynppl* with a
preMem *o *4«*ntic that it had Att
l*»4 Maahlnd, and te propoea • ao
hrtiea that waa net n mh palliation,
hat that weat-atraicfct to the heart
ef the Matter. He proyoard ae laaa a
thing thee to reorpeniaa the covora
•aeat ef the world; and lie cuw with
in e hair*! breadth of ooccvedui*. In
fact, there la «oed reaeea to believe
that he did aoeeeed; for evidence in
cnaaee dally that even hta earn eeua
try, the laM atrooyhold of the old ayt
tem, w01 eventually eckcewledffv the
IrraaietlMe logic of evoato, and adopt
the plaa that he prapuaed. If the
Halted Statea yeea into the leayae
of nathrna even 10 yea re hence.
Weodrov WUaoa vtti have aacceeded
after all.
ms ncna, in uui event, wiu
bn like the sec com of Nelson st Tn
rnlgar; for ot the height of the bot
tle the commander received a wound
fro* which be will never recover.
That Is why the note of tragedy in
die career of Woodrow Wilson domi
nates nil else.
It is rather eurioee to note hew
!hi* men, while still living, has step
ped into American history. Mr. Gil
bert remarks that hie lllncee has
made, la Mr. WUsoa’s own mind, a
complete break between hi* preeent
end hi* past. But more remarkable
Is the extent to which it ha* made
the earn* break tn the minds of most
of his countrymen. Few of aa leek
opoa Mr. WUaoa as wo do span Mr.
Lloyd George. for instance, or even
opoa Mr. Oemoaoooa. As for
Mr. Lloyd George, wo spend
*ur time wondering what be will
do next. Aa for Mr. Clemen
ceau, we spend oar time wondering
if he trill not breik loom la a now
ploco yet. Wo do not think of trying
to earn op the career of either; hat
a* for Mr. Wilaon. wo know that be
wiU never again participate actively
ia public affairs. Re may some day
set In an sdvlaory capacity, but hit
porasnsl career is undoubtedly closed
sad ws are as well able to sum It
up as we are that of say man who
bos died recently—that of Bmoevolt,
for instance.
Aa illuminating example of how
the country feels about Mr. Wilson
is presented ia tbe effect now bring
mad* to rale* a Woodrow Wilma me
morial fund. Wo ara actuaHy.engag
ed la building the auta’s monument,
although he still lives, end inhabits
Washington I It is aa inapt sort of
monument, to be rare—nobody *****
to knew precisely wist it is fer, or
how it is to bo administered. It is
more of the heart then of the head,
mere emotional than intelligent. Nev
arthalam, it flhmtontm how the conn
» * “ mam name eneogn to de
clare that the career of Woodrow
Wileon to mow before the country la
IU entirety, for the etody of the am
bitious youth. Wee ever one of eqwal
importance endowed with torn attrac
tiveness? Hare was a nun gifted with
one of the most pewerfel intellects
of hie time, called to supreme power
st the moment ef a supreme ertoti.
meeting the crisis with a conception
so gigantic that it staggered the
world. It was a big career, an enor
meos career. At one moment the
»aa came nearer to being aheelnte
master of the world than ever did
Alexander, or Cfccmr, or Napelana.
Furthermore hto mmtrry was achiev
ed, not for himself, bat for tho com
■•« paopW; wherein he differed
from the three emperor*.
And what did It lend to Defeat,
physical collapse, and voluntary ob
livion. Certainly there to far that no
Invitation to a man of unasual pow
ers to throw himself into the straggle
•s a champion ef democracy, « Mi
ambition to to any degree personal.
tart that view to a "eless-np," to
the atotiea pictara parlance, and
perspective. Te set aff a^last
It are theca fasts: Wilson shattered
more completely than did tho allied
armies the last remains ef the moa
arahtot theory, sad the aristocratic
thecer; ho forced the princes and po
tentate of the earth to how to hto
win. and compelled ell the people of
the world to hrtas to Ms deetriaei
be took Into his two hand* the gevea
***atot syrtem ef every nation that
amounts to anything la the world aad
.■pressed hto rtaoap open it; he left
the world radically shaded, aad h
win never again he what Hwuto
wpew the am He has
aad to. hated | he has bean. a»d
to. rilMUd and condemned; ho has
been defeated} bat he hae not been,
bo to nob aad'fce never wfll be for
gotten.
Gentlemen BURLEY
TWmAn* Um! of tLt due?
Maet rigiitU. tobacco*
' m on* jMrfcci cigarette
one-eleven
cigarettes
B^OO
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BANK SENDS MEN
TO WEEVIL LAND
FayattovilU Institution Want*
First' Hand Information
On Boll Foot
Business man of FaystteviUe art
«o reach interested in the advance of
the boll weevil that they have nut
man to tha Infested fields of Geor
gia to stody the situation there at
Aret hand. Thia Information roaches
tha Dispatch through the Fayetteville
Observer, which yesterday published
tha following story:
Masers. J. A. Oates and B. W.
Christian will leave Fayetteville to
night for Georgia where under tha
auspices of the National Bank they
will investigate boll weevil conditions.
They will inquire and seek to fiad
out specially as follows:
First. What effect the ravages of
the ball weevil have had is Georgia;
(a what way the people suffered note
aad to what extant they have boon
inane tally Injured.
Second. Whet steps the farmers
have taken to eradicate the past; haw
the warfare Fas conducted, what
ware the bate method* employed, etc.
Third. What steps Um farmers
have taken to ekange their fuming
system from all-cotton or largely oot
ten to other crops; what is the plan
a flotation or dlrsrFflcatlon; what
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On their return' from Georgia
Messrs. Oates aad Christian will re
port their fadings to the National
Bank, when the matter will be care
fally prepared and given wide pub
licity through the press and through
the medium of pamphlets.
The beak management acted wisely
in choosing Messrs. Oates and Chris
tian to perform this important work.
They era dose and intelligent obser
vers, have'good business aad caeca
Uvc ability, and bnvo had long sxpsr*
laneo in fussing.
DUNN CONCERT BAND MIN
STEEL REVUE
a •
Tuesday night at the thaatn, tha
band will poll off it's Plat Annual
Mlnatnl Ravoa, and tha parfomanca
promise* to ba a splendid ana from
viewpoint of tha artistic.
No pains or axpanaa Is baiag grar
ad ta make tha prod action worthy tha
patroaage af the amnac—ant lovors at
larga. aside from tha fact that It la
being given In aid of tha band's
ticada. wbiah is a real live lasaa aad
really worth a groat deal, from a etv
j* point ad view.
(The east of characters, la a asset
capable owe and tha chorus— an
eMeieatl Tha eaataming U strikingly
attractive, and gtv— bright color ad*
fact ta tba stags piataras. The mode
In past. Is af tha traditional, aid ptaa
tatlaa aenga and are claaaica in thetr
way, with taterpolattene af aaraa
danesa af tha (paint kind aad sort
to please!
The Mlastisl Oral. CasS af
latarlacater—Mr. Willis Newber
ry.
>• *>»»n Tooaday at nwa. Ha Band
ind Klaatnla la fall BogtHa. Ha
•and'* offorta along tka Biiulnl Una ]
a a crodtt U tka ally and a yaakad
'.oaaa ahaald gnat tka Mania Mia* 1
•train, la tka Grand MVnatral lama I
Ticksta now an aala for raaarraUon
ind by aollattatloa. l*roaa Agont
B. B. Gantry, Boakar
Harnett County Mew*.
So fnw people in butt coanty '
on a equate tad with tha font of Prm- ;
ideal Ceatry'a ^lurtid work te be
kalf at Utttectea'a reupet beak.
Harnett County Trurt Company, that,
we deem R not autea hare to atato;
teat ha hae accompli eked te tha part |
IS month, that which earned ahaoat
mpomible. Be baa brought tha Aaect
kind at order oat at ■»—-riffm wont
Lonfuaad.
Whether it be a* Chaa. Boat »o*
reeta, that Gentry's face hod pity
written oeraaa ft. or whether ha teak
ed uyiy whan ha cried—thane da aat
matter; he tamed the trick, and
made It paaaiblc tor lUUtecton to
hare laatoad of oaa tent bash—
two. •
PereonaSy wa weald any that hia
wonderful aucceta may be attributed
mtUillHtllUUUUIUll
I* kU •meanly of pturpom. tha plain
■irtpla kooaaty that ara part and
Wiaal of kia vary aatdra—to kia bu
-BBHaggar
»ln*» Integrity that la abort ao
p roach.
Ho ihould bar* full credit.
BHHnMIBK'
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MONEY~to LOAN~
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in the Spring
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._! am in position to take applications for
loans on Harnett County real estate, money
to be available in the Spring. I suggest that
vou put your application in now if you can
use the money in a few months from now.
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L. L. Levinson
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Attorney-At-Law \
COATS, —NORTH CAROLINA i:
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Wo have Just received a ear Wad of Fine Kentucky Mules, which
are now being shown at our stables. They weigh from 1,000 to 1,200
pounds seek and are from 4 to S years old.
All Shipped Direct From Kentucky
And Are In Fine Shape
We will sed you for cash or on tens, or will exchange for other stock.
Our prices are as lew as you will ftad elsewhere end we guarantee what
we sell.
Come And See What We Have
Before You Buy
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