rmniBi arm lands
DECREASE IN VALUE
gag* (N saw Mas M tod a*l***
rj <uaip«rad with ealaaa a few
*aa» ago. MU aaomiag 4T acne *f
th* oM Danean Shaw haw Mead an
the Eaafard road. *!** mile* wan jf
rir*«t«vnw, *oU at aacttea at th*
- a t Nte dooe far *4.*©C On th*
realm k a good lau n**> dwaM
L S- *W eld Shaw roaldaaa*.
Tm U-; it loeatoi a* tba Aber
deen and BodrfUh RaBraid, which
nid»M !t »i>» ralaabU aa aecaaat
good trunaportalioa faeOHUo.
Thi» Nad waa pat op at aacttoa
thiav year* ago and hid 1* at *147.50
sa AMO. Tads* It btoagbt only *117.
•v an aera. T»» patch*wr was R. W.
«<a M. at Eaafard It baa has*
»» ! adoaitwad bath la regular lagul
ad and it dieplay ada. ‘
The lead mi Mid bp C 0- Rasa,
4. A. OatM and H. E. William*, act
ing a* conw*Mdaaara. It i* th* opia
lea ot m who kaaw <tha that th*
araparty waat at a law Rgure. a* It
la claimed that a iplMdN fawa can
be atari* of th* place.
C M. CARR ACTING PRESIDENT
OP DURHAM HOSIERY MILLS
Parham. March 22.—With th* re
■omptiao of work la th* claean milk
of tfc* Dm ham Herniary MXs com
r*ny Maadap atarohlg. elated fram
Friday until Maiuiay lirwit of th*
I'.'illi of the lata folia* & Can, Jr.,
p re aid Ml of tha corporation, tha *4*0
i «« of a row psoddaat la row r topic
p* iatoroat la Daikaia C. M- Carr,
Srrt ate* praa'dmt and brother ol
KNOW norm —a,
WHAT CAtOUNA MUM
———
NorU* Carolina cannot In an ltn
pad. What an w* wiBia* ta gioe
Nnratd Up fatanT WKhin tha
all tha rmtuiaitan ftr tha building of
a gnat data—aoO, dhaata, natural
( m4 am tipjyiif iifpli.
North Carolina Baade faith la her
•alt To tallwi that tha galdaa aft
Ilea tat tha pad rather than In the
jfatun ia a dnmiat of faith. Whaa tha
boNrmenl Mi domlaatu a people it!
to already la the flat ttagri o' de
•ay
North Caroliaa aaedt a raritor of
Me eugaoto law. tba praam loaiti
tattoo amt he made to (goare with
the (ache of mad mo ton A cooatl
lotion which foot oat grow with o
prograaairo paopto to detained to time
to hataaii a barrier to farther peo
groaa.
North Caralioa oaadr a country
lf« nt non toil in Attota whoee pop
ototlaa la eighty par coot rural can
merer go far beyond the average
ttandard af living of Ita farming peo
ple. Tba cv-operatfro movement to ao
ndlcatlan that the farmer porpoata
to have a more d efinitive rake In bto
mmtmic affair a But, man doom not
lira by bread atone—area thong* the
bread made from wkeet eclenUffeaHy
groom aad co-operatively marketed
The good thlnga of Ufa—education,
recreation, health, culture—may all
ceam to the reaid ant* of cltiee In
their compact groupa without addi
tional (timutua from the atate. A
country Ufa cammtoelaa would intar
eat I tool* In promoting a more equal
dirtrlbution of tb—* good thing* to
lh« food-prod—«**.
North Coral in* Modi no tamast,
tho Mot of UUten—y0 Tho^^l°*f
■ otato'g prognos —art slweys bo
ranged by tho (stoat of the people’*
ability to abort in tho thoughts,
hop**, napinUooo, diseororlc*, aad
of tnauH|. B* long u
North CaroUne hoi a whit* Illiteracy
rate higher thaa that of 4* other
■(•to* la the Uatoa, her level of pro
r»« will ho lower thaa H ought to
ho.
“Greet U oar heritage of hope,
Ud great
The obligation of oar cfcrlc fate.''
—C. Lbutenon, Profener of Bo
el otegy, N. C. College for Weaeea.
THE “OLD IEUWF
THEDFHIO'S BLACK-ORMMHT
I _
VUilMiUaUr Vr* SU Hm Sms Mdim Cn
at feltt Ik “OUkUk” lUhrf •&****!*
C— atSuyU.
Ttafcnf* Bkefc-Ptmi^t k l kd.
«d tnimehold remedy with a record at
over eevealy yore of surer erial use.
Every oae occretoasCy seeds soanthtf
fo help clreeit am eyetea of Import let
Tty Bkelc-Dranjht. losM opea Thed
At sU draeghti a. OS
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The Barnes and Holliday Company
UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS
* Fall Lina of Cofin*, Ca«ket* and Burial Poke*
Service Anytime and Anywhere
Day Phone 11 Night Phone 70
rrk
M
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Fine Fyrjiiture, Pretty Furniture, Good OldPlajajLGomfortable Furm
iture—Furniture of Every Kind and for Every Purpose, AU Going at
Prices Smashed to Pieces
t #
Dunn has never seen the equal of this great—
RED TAG SALE
.
—in which every article in our great stock is offered at prices reduced
to rock bottom. You who have let high prices stand in the way of
supplying needs for the last several years need delay no longer, for
we have kr.ocked the props out and price s are where you want them.
If you need --
Farm Implements, Tools, Stoves, Ranges, Paint
Hardware, Furniture
Or anything else in our line
Now is the Time to Buy
This Sale will- close within ten days from last Saturday. When •
the time is up, up go the prices again. Get what you want for the
M | home, the farm and- the mill now.
The Barnes & Holliday Co.
DunOf North Carolina
HOME LOYALTY
IT IS THE DUTY OF EVERY DUNN CITIZEN TO KEEP
HOT THE TRAILS OF HOME PATRIOTISM.
A comer unity* growth ar.il permanent prograaa la measured
entirely by the score of its commercial activity. BY ITS ABIL
ITY TO SUPPLY A MEANS OF LIVELIHOOD FOR THOSE
WHO REQUIRE IT. This situation rests entirely In the bands
of we Dunn citizens and not only becomes a civic duty BUT A
PATRIOTIC DUTY.
W'E DUNN PEOPLE SHOULD BE KNOWN ALL OVER
THIS SECTION AS BIG HEARTED, HARD HITTING, CIVIC
BOOSTERS. And vi want to apply this splendid Quality to
a feature of our community life and on a 100 per cant basis.
THIS IS TO TRADE AT HOUR.
Palling dollars out of a community is another form of pulling
out the very props that serves as Sts foundation.
Patronizing the business men of other localities and living
in Dunn is straddling the fence that dividas the splendid force
which you could otherwise be lending to our city's progress.
This might be plain talk frienda, BUT IT IS ALSO PLAIN
FACTS.
ihe merchandise, process and service offered by the Dunn
purchasing public precludes any excuses that might be offered
for trading outside our own city. THERE IS NOTHING TO
JUSTIFY SUCH ACTION AND STILL WANT TO BE KNOWN
AS A LOYAL DUNN BOOSTER.
The furniture stocks of our city, the clothing, drug, hard
ware. bakery, auto, shoe, Jewalry. building supply, household,
millinery, photo, electrical, plumbing, tailoring, and in fact
almost every class of merchandise or service t obe found else
where. is here in such degree and sufficiney as to make Dunn
a trading center able to supply your every want and at MONEY
SAVING FIGURES.
Realising the truth of this statement, friends, and resolve
deep down in your hearts to be 100 per cent LOYAL DUNN
citiaena by being 100 por cent LOYAL TO ITS COMMERCIAL
PROFESSIONAL AND MANUFACTURING INTERESTS.
This means PROSPERITY, civic advancement and hitting the
line that helpa to retard our civic progreae_and HITTING IT
HARD.
• This space was contributed by First National j. w.
Thcewtou, Johnson Brothers. E. V. Camay, Butler Brothers.
Dunn Marble Works, Pearce’s UakeryT^ ^
We offer our depositor* ev-j
ery facility afforded by a sound
and progressive banking insti
tution.
The First National Bank
Only National Bank Harnett
County—Member Federal'Re
serve System.
4 per cent on Savings and
Certificate*.
Our aucceaa ia built upon
your aatiaf action and friend*
1 ship. What we aay It la. It la.
i
. »
Johnson Brothers
Dunn’a Largeat Department
—Store—
The spirit of courtesy end
helpfulness which pervades
our establishment is the care
ful structure of years.
Whatever you want you will
And tt at—
Butler Brothers
$
u_a__.. m_is_ •__
RIGHT AT HOME
FORD CARS
FORD TRACTORS
FORD PARTS
GAS. OIL, REPAIRS.
* /
. J. W. THORNTON
Our extraordinary facilities
insure speedy and accurate
work on autos and trucks.
E. V. GAINEY
Our repair men know what
others have to learn.
j
M. B. William*, Proprietor
Dunn Marble Work* haa decid
ed to reduce hia stock retard
lea* of coat, it will par rou
to to see him before that stock
is tone. These prices cannot be
duplicated.
Dun Marble Works
110 Edtarfeat Street
Why bake at Home when Pearce’s Bakery bakes
such delicious products at less cost and no worry to
you>
PEARCE’S BAKERY
I Wholesale Retail