JOHNSTON BACKS
UP CO-OPERATION
trad fawn u< I
g*4 their help to pat Um I
ore* te tMa county at a a»
' -he tiit taw* ball. Mil*
Straight laiha tnm tha
wata Made b; I. W.
tar of Mm agricultural
riaa; W. H Aaatfa. preMlial of tha
State cotton giaMM* amerlattaa. t
& WbilWy, of Xebalon. and T. I
Sagaitali ad thW city, haaaght a»
aatawat to tha fainon that Um a»aro
aaaat la gaiag to eaccaad A. M. Jaha
K F. Boyette, praadaaat front
Many yean, waa amaag than that
tdgaad taatract* after Um mmIMm
HaaMi H. B SMk, Said manager fat
tha aattaii aaaociatioo, raeeiead oa*
cf tha eazpriaaa of bis Ufa. wban Mr.
Coyetta pat daw* kb aam* far IM
Ww •* eattaa aad • hundred thou
aaad peundr of tabaeea annually. Mr.
. . Boyette »*M be couldn’t aUy oat af
ter teeing tha iataua aathaataan *f
'•eh Me* a* Mr. AtrUa, a fellow
“N* queatlou haa proud oeer the
. has within the last year and a half,"
: raid Dr. Kifcuro. Ht said that tha pro
rt ha >at a political ooo hot waa
; ct economic an* and that the fnrm
' era who ream! nod on tha eutelde
- tsrt not treating their neighbors
fair, aa they would aU baasftt and
that thaaa who did not coaaa ta weald
In a year walk a retrod, with something
heavy hanging over them for not
doing their part in patting tho pro
ject near.
br "The question has spread from
coast to coast and from can«dr to
Hazico and it has proven a success."
• rdxnd tha speaker.
Touching upon mislead tag prop*
gzada. Dr. Kilgore said that ho Uu)
- letters from hankers, me re has ta, and
aU aorta af farmers from Kentucky
* stating that tha aaaortatlnn . was a
tacpasi and that the farmers wore
.. satisfied.
Dr. Kilgore spoke vary briefly and
stated that ir-nae tha easiest part •*
the wort and at the aeme time stated
that tka hardest wort wag yet to
ha done and that the farmers who
f
after them. "When we got the fsrm
.. «" signed up in this maweiatiaa we
- w~0 have tha biggest teheece selling
batiaees la tha world."
' - ' Works Well tl.iwhwe
W. H. Austin, president of the
Hlate Cotton Growers' association
apofce on conditions ta Texas and
other recently visited states where
>• want for tha purpose »f studying
t>o situation. Ha made it elear to
tho farmers what they would haft to
do and that they would get tha bane
81 tram the association.
T. 8. Ragsdale of feis city spoke
oa faformation gathered an a- tout
- . °t Kentucky whan be want there la
tto Interest of the chamber af earn
■tones. Ha also told of tho results of
a tear at Eastern Carotins sod than
. . on down into South Carolina whan
mm iii ■ 11 ■ ar«. •. «, mwjmmr mmm
Mr. O. A. Norwood. They mod* talk*
la eeeeral tokaeao Unrut and theta
■•port* wan very encouraging aa la
the natal 0f n«r*
Mr. laikbli aarprlned •«« Um
k-adon of the aaaoriattan whan ha
told llano tkrra woe a ewpnlin
w.iarketiag eyrtewi operating wtthia a
•ione'a throw of tho ritjr. “Thera ia a
•arebeaee which ia operating an the
ca operative waifcetin* ptaa tat ttafa
State. Ik ia a earcan too. aad the
«aty ana at tho head of it era the
»oCT aaaa who are trying to kaej
• > oa Canaan eat of thla aoraeiatiaa
Tho lint year they operated they
paid IM por coat bi tercet on the in
paM lit per cent aad Una aa the
tHrd year. U par root Tho war*
boaemen drew a aalary of ftldM
tho few
H work.1* oaM the
i ti
. .. J ta M par caat of the darn
’lYJffi.‘
I dtp io potaif ta pat oa a
(&J‘a J'
aot ftaa 1 to S.
woadkndpr. M. T. *W« htaTm'i
4«
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L a . —» gg
i
»
kMtm what atcaer
Mr baafcande they
l« worry.—Ufa.
CONFIRMATION NOMINATION
or GOVERNOR COOTER
—
11—The noaain
of Sooth
■enahir of the Fed
Board. vice Anbury
wma confirmed byj
of Henry O’Malley
M be commle
Fiebertea. rice H.
wae alto confirm
ed.
— ■ I
M Yoo Mee*
an Ineu
money '
ae a cake!
"g found 1
Kept Hnd
tappeared
• rat kil-,
ce. Three
**•*. 3Sc, SSe, >1.26. Sold and nu
Mteed by Botfer Brea, Hood and
Grantham and Wilton and Lee.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
—
Having qualified aa admintatretor
,"** vrtata of Y. A Irty, deceased,
late at Harnatt Co only, North Caro
l.ao, this 1* to notify ah persona hav
:ag claims agpfcst the oataU of said
deceased them to the.on
dersigacd »Uui afire, on or bo fort
tertl 10. vn^, or this notice will bo
moaned ia ho of their recovery. AH
P« toons Indebted to mig ettate will
pbiwe make immediate payment.
TWa April to, iff*.
MACK M. JBRN1CAN.
_ . __ Administrator of
. T. A. IVEY Deceased
April 11 dte.
Mottos mt Special Ctocttoo la Dak*
School District No. I. |
Notice U hereby given that a spa-1
ciai election baa been ordered to bo |
hold in Duke District No. 1, on the
ItUi day of June. 1822, at the re-1
galar polling place in the village of
Duke, mid District being included i
drftkln the following boundaries, to- '■
wit:
Beginning at the Duke Bridge on'
, tha Capa rear rim and running I
| thence aa tha new public road by |
lorayaf Bpring H31 church that leads'
to Dana to tha Black River Bridga;'
thence ap Black River and with the
Earn Uaa of Daks Township to the
North east earner of raid Towrithip;!
ioS*" £r%J!r*s<s:
'laid river to the Duke Bridga, the,
beginning, the aame bring that ichool
District bowa aa Duke School Dis
trict No. 1., upon two issue* aa rol
lers: |
}■ Upoo the question of Issuing
! net exceeding Seventy-five Thousand
Dollars 0f serial bonds of said Dis
trict and levying a sufficient anus];
(ax to pay the same for the purpose
of erecting and equipping school
buildings and acqnirfng^.d for the
amt of said school district under
the provision* of Chapter 87. Public.
tews of 1828, (Extra Session a* the
Genera! Assembly,) and In mid elec
tion thorn voter* favoring the i**n- •
once of aaid bond* and levying laid i
special tax shall vote a ballot on'
which shall ho written or printed the
words “Fog bond ban*,” and those
voters who are oppored to th» some
shall vote a ballot upon which ia
written or printed (hr word* “A
. i S
«■'»* bond Utu*.” |
. *- The auniiion of wlicthar there
duUI be lotted in .aid dlrtrict a tpe
Sal annual tea ef art more then thlr
tj teau on the one hundred deHart
valuation of property tad ninety
ssa.^cwr&ug:
portioned to mM dtetriatby too
board of education of Barnett Coun
ty in cnee ruch ipecinl tat ia voted,
mil thoee voter* in eaid election who
*»*•* tko levying to mid district of
the apecial annual tat of net mere
duta thirty eauu ptboM hundred
toiltorv vela ebon ef preparty and
■iacty cento an the poll for mid pur
poaa, ahall vote a ballot upon which
J "11*** «» printed too ward# “For
Special Tat," tnd thoae appoaiag thp
•ante thal) vote a ballot on which hi
vrttteu or printed the werda “Against
Special Tat."
Notice i* further given that an
“rirclv new rrgirtretion of voter*
for aald electiaa has bden ordered.
* d vr in* purpose rtf registration
of vote-* Ihrrefer, and for the jm
jute of holding said eli-.-koii Mrs, A
w TJlinghast lias been aopolato
sridUar. uad W, 9. Blake nn5 £ e
Kelly bate but appointed Judge)
«f Cier:lon. Notice ,s furtler g.ve:
tbs* the regstratioo books will b.
hold open for the regiitraticn of vet
prn for Mid eluctien by Mrs. A- W
Tilliughast,' Hogistrer in accordance
r ti i Uw, from t‘ib i* day u* May to
ute 3rd day df June, both inclusive
dy order of the Board of Comm'e
1 more ef Harnett County, this the
Id day of Mor. Itti.
W. H. rAVCKTTfi.
(HaHi Board ef Comm'stionen
o' Harnett County
May I 11
MnisMttw’r Notice
Having qualified on edm'nirtrntoi
of the esUts of J. T. Phillip*, late of
Hanott County. North Carolina, Hut
Is to notify oil poaoono having claims
T T " I
•ganal the estate of wild drecaevd
o exhibit them to the under*(good
it hi* office fn Dunn, N. C., on or be
o»* the 25th day of April IMS. or
OU notice will be pleaded In bar of
haft recovery. All perwon* indebted
o eaid mate will please rosier Iron*
late payment.
Tbfa the 25th day of April, 1922.
M. L. PHILLIPS, Administrator o'
3. T PHILLIPS
Clairiw*' J, Smith, Attorney.'
April IS May t 9 l« as So.
Nad., of Load Sola Uwd.r D**d
a,
power af sale
'deed of trull
T. Shaw and
E. T, Young,
in Book 185,
Harnett Coun
n made in the
thereby accur
holder at .aid
ed that aaid
estate under
i« undersigned
will tell Ule following described real
•Jtate at public auction for cash to
tha highest bidder at tha courthouse
door la Lillington, N. C., on Monday.
May 29, 1922 at 12 o’clock noon:
BeLag a lot or parcel of land 8fi x
ISO foot In Block “AL” in and ac
cording to the man and plan of the
lowp of Dunn, N. C-, containing a
two room dwelling house: Beginning
at the intersection of Edgerton street
with Washington avenue, and runs sa
tha eastern crtaiyfli of Washington
; thanes par
jet 8. 62 K.
11 with Vuh
t. 130 feet to
of Edgerton
northen margin
52 W. 55 feet
April. 1022
r-fQ, TRUSTEE.
I — f
Mortgage Sal* Valuable Lead
Under and by virtue of the power
1 of tala contained In a Mortgage Dead
and pursuant to an order of rc-aalc
mad* by the Clark of the Superior
Court of Harnett County therein,
i the ondrrsigord mortgagee will offer
for sale for cart to the highest bidder
! before the court house door in Lil
li?***". N. C.. at 12 o'clock M.. on
| Monday the 22nd day of May 1022
the following described lands, to-wit:
/rtat tract of land joining the lands
of Joe Wilson, Polly Rodgers, cornel
In Jo* Wilton's line, and runs as
Rodgers line N. 5 E. 8 1-2 chains
; to a stoke la her line; tbenee N. 87 H
E. 15 1-2 Aains to a stake in a Add;
thence S. 5 W. 8 1-2 chains to stake
near a fence Bud Barefoot’s line;
thenre as Joe Wilson's Mne N. 87 1-2
thence as his line passing his comer;
W. 15 1-2 chains to the beginning
■obtaining 10 seres more or less; it
>••»* the J. P. McLaaab Undo
April 28tk 1922.
P B, JOHNSON, Mortgagee
March 2 9 18 23.
Mortgage Ssl* Valuable Land
Under and by virtue of the power
contained In a Mortgagee Deed txc
euted by h. E. McLamb and wife to
P. B. Johnson; default having been
made m the payment of th* note* se
cured thereby, end the said land hav
ng bean bid *IT at the court boose
IilUngton, N. C.. on the 17th
and the bid having
Sd-Sy a enmn dio. witk
Of the Cotfrt; "and *5* 4*id
cmrk having mada an order to re-seil
said lands, the undersigned mortga
gee will offer for sal* for cash to the
highest bidder it the court house
door in UIlIngtoD, N. C. at 12 o’clock
M., on Monday the 22nd day of May
1*2*. th» fallowing ducrlM land*,
to witi
That traet of land oa which N. E
XcLarob now resides and hounded aa
follows: On the north b» the Unde
of Wm P. Km Tea; on the salt b»
the Milton McLaab lands; on the
•ooth by the Unde of J. B. Barefoot
and on the wait by George Byrd no
tate, end containing M nerve sore or
Ujf.
April 2*th 19*2
P. B. JOHNSON, Mortgagee.
■May 2 9 11 2J.
3'OLUDAY CO.
Embahnsrs
i ^ Caskets and Burial
t Anytime
►» 1 .ere
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ar Calling List. I
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» j ®*n* may be of value to >u in solving your (loan- B
•clal problems.
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count at every tiell, you w II find it profitable to visit i
this bank.
“vin n the smallest amoonU is
likely to show a „ stance at the end of a year
than occasional de*. larger sums. It’s the habit
that counts as much e amount saved.
SI.00 or more an account at this bank. Four
per cent interest >n savings.
The Commercial Bank
DUNN, —«— NORTH CAROLINA
4 per cent Intercut Paid on TUpe Deposits
CTny Ofttetffitt>v
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Puncture Costs
Necessary changing of tires
Delay and inconvenience
/' Repair of casing
Repair of tube
Irreparable Injury to tires
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I am in position to do dll kinds of plating and polish- 1
ing. Any articls platedr except aluminum ware. Bring 8
me your watch, any anici'e of tableware or your worn 8
silverware, and have It made good as new.
I Automotive Plating A Specialty
1 guarantee my w^rk and can make delivery prompt- |
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Telephone No. 90 —s— Dunn. North Carolina 1
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Can You Save a Thousand?
-L_, ^ , C * .
No less a persahage than John D. Rocke
leller holds the bfclief that any man who can
, save a thousand /lollars in cash is thereby as- m
sured of the apuity to gain many thousands.
found it a man’s job to
save his first Siyusand. After that, he said
the other thousands were accumulated
quickly and easily. Can you save the first
thousand? 1
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Duon, .
We pay 4 per cent interest in our l3ay*n» Depart- **
went or (Certificates of Deposit.) ' 1
^= = 1 '
I Standard Tires . and Tubes
at Wholesale Cost r
■ '
For the next ten days only, we will offer Hood and Federal Tire,
an ubes at wholesale coat. This is yofbr opportunity to supply
your needs for the summer months. Ffch and everyone of these is
atnctly first and fully guaranteed /
Below you will note the prices at/Which thy will sell for the next
ten days. /
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PRICE LIST HOOD TIRES mt CASINGS I
mnd TUBES
r 7 — Wiliu i '
Amt
Siitt Cord fed
Ribbtd Takta
u No*
-Skid
ssr_.~i_nii ijo
SWW..f 218
11*4 .. 2.70
32*3Vi. 2J8
•1*4 ... 2.70
32*4 _$28.28 200
33*4 - 30.23 2.00
34*4 - 31.00 200
33*4 Vi. 3270 200
»3*4 Vi- 37.80 270
34*4ft- 3*^° M8
33*4 Vi_ 30.38 3J|
*0»»Vi. 4280 210
»3*S - 4270 238
. 34rf - 4278 210
“** - 47.00 200
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Dunn, N. C.
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