well nod good. But. tf tto burdou to
to be added to the already heavy toad
ef businars. there to n* hop* that th*
tetoor dtooghhoj. the leather neck
and the goh would benefit to the
l»rg run; thto for the eery akaglo
re .icon that toulaee* weald bo wed
cut of astotooca and th* recipient of
the boa**, BO matter bow large that
boaua might to, would spend the
wtolo roll looking for another Job—
—.d rti!T to job ton*.
Somo bright yoang fpUow hog sog
getord that tto money to ratoad by a
tax on light wine* and beer. That to
bat another cote scheme of tto liquor
iVrrert*. They toy* to rf«to on a pop
alar idea back to that bright place
1b tto aon free which they ware kick
ed by th* Voletend act. Thera can
t* no tax on Mght wl**e and beer.
According to tto tow there tan to no
light wince or any other toad of
wine* and hear far tormoga puiypaac
!a tto United State*. Congress can
tot got many mllltoaa from ant a
tax.
Tto young man who guv* so much
It tto war deserves *D tto notion
eon give new. but tto untie* has no
thing to give. They, aa amah a* wu
>?nto tto nireidty, must wait until
tto politician* have rewarded a> th#
hot uaulam Jato. M tonkmiSlIg
left after th* faithful torn been re
warded, tto hlto who merely of
fered hi* life for Ma temtry may
gut If Viking—probably a good,
rwift kick to tto nock.
AIM* ebonl tfcto time next »«k
the Chamber of Commerce will bagin
• ciayeifn to create a building ami
loan aascciaHcn. It* members will ask
yan. pcebcblj. to take soote stock in
lk» tb!a* Bo ream they ask yea, you
may »et the ides that they arc asking
you to My thorn. There yon wCl bo
wrong Ym wfll not be hetping tba
rhaaahii of Comm arts of Ha mean
bars one whit—except to tba sense
that they will be that meb nearer
the pool they hasp set for ttisaosliaa
and yonr town.
Whan ana takes stack In a build
in* and Jana association—or helps hi
any undertaking the Chamber of
to*—ha la hdpiag Mm..If That la a
thin* that yon want target wtma
tie eolicfton come am an A Tba
building and loan aspestotton wfll help
yon. It will holy ran in more ways
fts» one. Primarily it is an a*anoy
for tba knildto* and impmeamont af
• hemes. That is the main mason far it.
Bat. Incidentally, it epantaa the kaMt
ad wrier—H shews the rahm af to
re Med wrings, and to bnfldln* hawse
ft *torn implijni.pl to artisans,
(rentes trade for mamhnnta, mahas
totowb d tow *** b^r#T**
Tba Chamber of Commerce H faater
to* *a bnfldta* and toon idea net bo
ttoms the Chamber of Cemmene do
'(ms any profit from K, but beware
I
tt*. JehMoa hi
«f Off town—the spiritual good I
* our town. He deserves the rapport
*d f*0 eympathy of every poneo 1
“ W that he Km that; hot
ta may have mm doubt ef it unless
n make mm phyaieal dewnnatra
ia« ad tha fact—and then b no bet
■*r way than to attend hia maitlM
Honor* Mww the good town of
Dak* and the boat town under tha
an are mow even. Doha achnowledgaa
‘hat Until aaw tea mill fellows have
1*1 tea edge on as they had a ball
'•»» teat canid lamp tee boat we
■onld pat la tea Add at aay old tha
-and they had a bar.1 with Mika-da
hate at tta head. Bat Daam b not
worrying any mono. It 4om not pro
«e to lay data to aay gnat shakes
aleeg baseball Imet. but It baa proved
to Ihke that tha Doan Band—lately
led by Lieutenant Schmidt, bat aaw
directed by Henry 0. Shell — baa
Mika’* aggregation lying in the shad*
rasping far breath.
The Dana band invaded Duke yes
terday a* a prehade to tea minstrel 11
wa> going to give teen la* night.
They regaled tha Doha fellows with
dne musk for about aa hear, and
Mire. «a teow that ho had ill vr'V.
helped thane with hia wonderful cor
net. Unfortunately tea boys had not
teair now uniforma of gold anj rod.
Otherwise they would have evened
np for the long standing chagrin in
«dent to t%o many defeats Dunn
has experienced at the hands of tha
Dake basehalUsts.
Bat Duke did get “bank" when It
eases te the minstrel last night. Duke
Jntt wouldn't go to sec It. Some at
tribute the small attendance to the
told weather—and It was something
of a free*; hot wiser felk do aver that
the first performance given hy the
esinetrel company was witaened by
» Duke man who went and told oa
our boys.
However, the hand is coming along:
Henry Shell has gotten the aggrega
tion la hand, the uniforms will seoa
be hero, and concocts will follow close
90s the heels of spring.
That good old friend of ear child
hood, H. B. Hardy, friend and seas
idler te vs while sre wore pounding a
typewriter for Mr. Daniel's paper In
»ddgh, was in town this week in
the Interest of the News a^ Obser
ver, which he is pread to sail tha Old
BeHahla. We mote glad ta see tha
kindly old goatlamaa who ia still
yoaag dsepita the auay yean he hat
gsae te and fro ha tha land lauding
sawagrt those who hare been bit
friends for fear decades and more.
And we ware slated te Aad that he
dill can whistle the sweet tanas of
yesteryear gad being beck to as the
music of a generation (hat knew ne-.
total os s stool is tbs Hood sad
Cisntham drop stors Mi. Hardy en
tertained a score of folk of o yenera
;fnn that members nothing «f tho
Uhiap melody that lies within tho
oifMod sides of e harmonica- Goorya
Grantham fished a pretty harp from
a shorn cess and recaled to Mr.
Hardy that ho used to sals mask
oa such s thing. Then tho nsempoper
msa demonstrated that ba had aot
forgott«n how to wrsst music from
tbs little instrument. Everybody Mo
tv*ad, enraptured, to flu sweet, soft
note*—bat few coaid reeegaisa the
old tunes whose cadencies hove be on
mellowed by time.
While ho played folk wandered in
from tho outaido, attracted by the
on usual music. After s while ho put
tho hup aside, placed two flayers la
hh mouth aad whktlsd tho sweat old
qensoa “Die Lorslle.” That ended
Ms performeace and It was about
fats for hk train. With a cheery
“good bye" be started for the sta
Uea sad the seat town that was to bo
«h»wod by hk pretense. We wore
fkd to have him hors. May he ntsn
many times.
Thors ka't enough native wheat
hi the whole Dun DfaMet to beep
ibr Pope roller rw’l t'Mhy on dir.
«c »sys George V Pope, owv»r if
lbs mill, whs started
to glue Impetus to U
leg idea in this
will not be mash ready for the sail
•util tho spring of 1PM. for thmre
Is Httk wheat planted aad It k lee
ste bow to plant any far fall horroob
That doesn't look mudh Ilka Urtng
•> war day M A* rat* to Amt [I
«ftf mat* • koirol, wMI* BmJmbA
a Mhrmrfl lyymrki* m to Ik*
••■Ay *t AM nrto for ymn aatflH
am k* to Im* Am forty mfU* trmm
tk* AUmtU C**A LAo rtotto* A
A* k***t «f Dm.
Mr. Ay* WH AM ait who* A*
dmrytaa ro f*ttotor«d tto flr* «f
■ad A* wkoto 11—toy yoa# Dmo
wMA. fcaMw woo* wflUay to try
Hay Mwtad art to fwd Aaahm
Tk*y war* ytot toy Md*Mtk*to*w»
■yAtot AArWt*«d.Sb
AoAI AfttA.r A
witotf ItoV y*
■A* to ***w tk* —r ~ rr~*-* ?
Itowy Am A tk* AMd tod to
cute and far** Ha ho* Jot. ;
. iu eh kit. ns a.d ita fall |
■p It waft op
.1 am pi»| ip
BO aad to tha cllAb.
: What did wa can far what
MMdh Waters h»m charted ter
the wheat aad mast aad hay sad
*■! Wa had moaay a plasty. Why
work is tba wlater aad ipriny whaa
wa cawld to a whining over tea reads
to tows aad Idle araand with tha raat
of tko rnllllooairo*?
It was fin. whBs It Ueted.
Bat, war owdad aad tha fenpataa
Bhran basiataa by It «aaHy hot Ha
fotwa. Tha day sf reckoeiny
Blnyt Down to the botten wa want.
Fraa tha haiyht of plenty wa war*
■Inmaaad into tha depth of aethiny
For a year wa floandarad
araand hoping wu farce woaM
coma atony and lift as oat. White
we were down thara watting, Braaio
BoUweovil dipped wp a little closer.
Whan we yet oot wa found bias right
at our door, grinning as if ha had
already won the victory and woald
Ltekw HI lit wIlMnwaw Wa aVas.
• BUSINESS LOCAL *
TIRES, TIRES. TIRES— Let Year
next tire be * Hood. Wo kero
Hood Anew cords In stock in ell
***** They ere tke boat that mo
ney and experience combined can
kaUd. E. V. Oaiaey J S4-tf.
WANTED—MILK COW FRESH TO
milk. R Q. Lee, Dsaa, H. & H 4te
QUEEN'S BLEND COFFEE—4S-*ts
N* Pound. Proemana' Cash Oro
“I. ttfi.
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WANTED. — SALESMAN WITH
cor. Cord and Fabric tlrea at pit.
*ea below competitors. 1100.90 and
expense*. Ooodstock Cord Tiro Co.
1107 Michigan Arenas, Chicago,
m-ltpd.
get those long staple seed
bow. EomsMbor, North Carolina
has its chases now. 2. O. Town
oend, Dean, N. & 19 tftJii
PINE FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.
—I bars only flro alas fBrass bow
to offer you. Those ere rich *itws
J will exchange a large place and
take a smaller one as nejwiil on
it I bare two food farms for
mat. Those are real farms good
for growing cotton, corn, tobacco,
!*««*■. wheat, oats and track. No
ebOIi or boB woorils. Daily mafia,
*ood roads, boot town, church os
aad schools. J. 0. Layton. Dunn,
N C. IT ft pd.
PKUT-O-UTK ■■Wri.. are akaat
>• par «a*t ekaapaa *u
atkar ksttaxiaa 4m* «ha y tail yarn
■m Jw* aa (Mi «aU ky * ▼.
Oateay. * MAC. /
fiAnan u that handy
P>aaa ky tka Poat OAca. Va cam
*H yoa* ear with fu aad oil vkila
you fet year aalL OfraaaatrtaL
J l« tc.
»—1 —
EoeeVar. the Pep* mW It RIB here. I
la a»v tj* (Velds and lots on which
t • omo produced feed for eaiielvws, ,
ear famlUct end eur friend*. All we
iced to do U yet to work end put
■
FOB till—Okf FORD COUPE.
i* O.st lint condition. Can bo iocn
' at Willie A. Jackson's stoic at
Cooper, up dap. Dr. B. P. Bettor.
Cooper, N. C- • Slife.
IF ITS AN AUTO ACCESSORY,1
tha akueoa art that you wil! find
what you tut at K. V. Gainey'e
J Id tf. !
GET YOUR LONG STAPLE SEED
now aad he aura you yet the r%h t \
kind. B- O. Town tend, Dunn, N. C.
10 tte-FxL |
THE ACE OF A STORAGE BAT
tery heyiue the day tha Beetro
lyta ia put into it We put It la and
ckarye the battery after you buy
it Wa furnish you a service bat
tery free of chart* while this pro-1
ceaa ia cola* an. E. V. Osdnty.
Jen 2d tf.
hem to um. If wo do, George Pope
■annot ■; newt year that Me mill
■an grind ail tha whaat In tha district
» a fingi* dap—aad brother ball
eeewfl will net grind eo cenfldeotly.
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CABBAGE PLANTS POE SALE . IP
it ia cabbage plant* yea want, Me
or call JuJto* M. Lee. phon* Na.
14*. Will keep in Neck from new
anti] the (eaten 1* rrer tha genu
ine Teaag bland plant* of all
kind*. Guaranteed coant. 14-ttc.
WANTED MEN OR WOMEN TO
take order* for genuine gearaeteed
hoeiery, far man, woman and cbll
dren. EliminaU* darning. *40.00
a week fuH time, (1.00 an bear
•par* time. Experience unaecea
aary. International Stocking Mill*,
NorrUtown, Pa.
WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK
of ganala* Jehna-Menrlllt Non
Bum Atheetoe Brake Lining and
would like to figure with you ea
that brake lining job .E. T. Gainey
J*4-tf.
Are *You Keeping up Your.
Account?
Many people start an occonnt and let it so at that
It’a a good thing to make that atart at the First Nation
al Bank, hot unless you keep it up it will make no more
abiding impression upon your success than a shadow
on a Held of corn. _
If you bank money while
you earn it, you will have
money when you cant
-earn it
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’v tHEBRSr NATIONAL -
Dunn, North Carolina
W II I II .
New. StylUk I New. StylUk I
Gooieet PRINPP’C M« '
\Bargain Price* I lllllwL W Bargain Price*
REMODELLING SALE
--OFFERS YOU-—•
YOUR GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
It Will Start Next Week
Fine, solid leather ihoes, bought for this season’s
wear,«— stylish, dependable, standard—at prices so low
you are bound to buy. We have the shoe you want.
»
All other goods are going the same way, because we
must make room for the carpenters who soon are to in
vade our store and make it one of the most conveniently
arranged and equipped in Dunn.
COME IN AND SEE THE PRICES
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GEO. E PRINCE & SON
PROSPERITY
>
THL ADVANCEMENT OF DUNN IS CLOSEST TO THE
HEARTS OF DUNN BUSINESS MEN.
In fact they aland ready to lead ua forward in a great move
ment of civic expansion, progress and prosperity. BUT THIS
CALL FOR CO-OPERATION ON THE PART OF ALL OUR
CITIZENS. The actual putting our shoulder* to the wheel and
BOOUT! BOOST I BOOST l BOOST
Such co-operation can be extended by indulging in normal
business transactions, normal business patronage, and by ao
doing bring about normal times and PROSPERITY FOR
EVERY ONE CONCERNED.
Conservatism is a good thing on many occasions but whan it
comes to hoarding your finances, indulging in radical business
pessimism or adopting “scared to death" attitude of commer
cial retrenchment—then you are not only doing yourself an
Injustice, but your own community, its adjacent trading terri
tory and all the people therein. Thus spending your money
freely for whet you need becomes a heart to heart proposition.
PERMEATED WITH THE SPIRIT OF LIVE AND LET LIVE.
And opportunity to serve and serve profitably.
WE ARE ALSO URGING YOU TO KEEP YOUR DOLLARS
AT HOME. We are asking your personal support in boosting
and buying merchandise SOLD OR MADE IN DUNN. For
truly the financial assets of any community is the gauge used
in measuring its prosperity. Increase these assets and proa
perity increases, deplete them and prosperity shrinks. The
newcomer in your city, the business man looking for a location,
the capitalist for investment—ALL INQUIRE AS TO THE
SIZE AND CONDITION OF THE COMMUNITY ASSETS.
The habit of spending your money folks, for purchases in
some other city is not only another form of banking THAT
MONEY THERE IN THE FUTURE. It can not be ueod to satis
fy the obligations of our people, to transact the commercial life
of our eity or to be reinvested into improvements that maka it
more attractive.
If every person living within the confines of DUNN will think
this matter over, stop and reason with themselves, PERSON
ALLY FACE THE DOLLAR SPENT AWAY FROM HERE,
what becomes of it, and bow it personally affects themselves—
they will certainly take a renewed pledge of LOYALTY to
the BUSINESS MEN of this dt y and STICK TO IT.
This spaas was contributed by First National Bank, J. W.
Thornton, Johnson Brothers, E. V. Gainey, Botlor feathers,
Dunn Marhla Works, Pearce's Bakery.
We offer our depositor* ev
ery facility afforded by a sound
and progressive banking inati
»
tattoo.
The First National Bank
*
h' "Only Nation aTBaxxir Barnett
County—Member Federal Bs
serve System.
4 per cent on Savings and
Certificates.
Our succna la built upon
your aatiaf action and friend
ship. What Vre aay it ia—it U.
Johnson Brothers
t
Dunn'a Largaat Department
The spirit of courtesy sad
helpfulness which pervades
our establishment is the care
ful structure of years.
Whatever you want you will
find Itr at—
Bader Brothers
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RIGHT AT HOME
FORD CARS
FORD TRACTORS
FORD PARTS
gas. oil, repairs.
1
J. w. THORNTON
Our extraordinary farllltl—
Insure speedy and accurate
work on autos and trucks.
f
L V. GAINEY
Our repair men know wkat
others have to learn.
M. B. Williams, Proprietor
Dunn Marble Works has dedd*
sd to redace kls stock reyard
less of cost It will pay you
to yo see hiss before thd stock
is yens. These prices canaot be
iupHcsted.
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Dtaa Maiile Work*
PEARCE'S BAKERY
WFinl—In FU ill
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