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*% ®U Dawaoa aad Ua worthy tl*a
teoaat, W. F. Nipper, ad the police
dnpartnaaf. are do tor aal nod to e*
faaaa all antenahlM laws aad bate
lapalaiiawa. The ewe ayad cara aed ‘
the taO-UghUeae can will he oaoUei.
aa will the apaadata aad thaaa whe
dieaegard the npadatiaaa tigaad far
the safety ad Dana heitiaeas aad
Daart fries da who crowd Ha etnata
la laet Thandey'a atari aa el ti e
•ecaidect Court Jodfce God via had
ST defaadaata hefora him ehargoJ
with lefraetioaa ad the iitanahlla
lawa. Meet af thaaa anhnitted to he
0«»y of operstioe can with eat
the hphta repaired by State law or
ta apeeding. eta. Not Thandey'a
atari aa will aha eaea m greater earn*
her helot* Che Jadp.
So far the petieeeeeo hare aot had
■aoeh nppiwtaalli to pa altar the
apaadara. wha da aaaat af their
■ratakiap sleep the riridaatial
atreete, Bat their that ta cao^.
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•* Uaale Mam far M and tka to
•* «ke ft*. Morrla marked IS
• day, pwllii much of hat
to the hospitals with tka rich
rnd dying, “porortag tha capital,"
ind several athar tomtom, and then
■■■to* lata tka a*n ha work tka
•to* watoh" aatS the paper waa pat
> bad at I to tka morning,
to waa aa awfai grind far a warn
h«t not aaca did aka complain.
-“•» • harotoe af tka period.
■' raa«k H ah tka worked wtthoat
■’ «to*k aa a Headache. Bat. the or
’» 1 toft Ua mark, though tka math
tottaihia aad unknown until tha
i aad did hie work ia a moment
Fe.e af oar raudarn ever hoard ol
■> la that they are aa fortunate
'*b* “copy reader” oa high wiE
make no aaasfca ia the alary eke layi
•tun tkd dorit of eternity.
■OH. WEEVIL DUNN MOUND
Ben Townsend hat jut retained
r.oaa a visit to kit mother at Marietta
in Eabceon County. Be ear* the boU
»e*vH U playing havoc all through
bebojon and has invaded Cumberland
slmoit to the Capa Fear.
Tills means that the peat wiB get
into the Dunn District next year
Otero ia no doubt about that And
vhan be dace—
What ant we going to dot There
* time to prigiare against Us coming,
rhane are ways through wh‘ch the
••evil can be kept out of some parts
»f tha fsitma around Dunn. These
rays can be learned through the da
pnrtmcal af agriculture. But the
to Ike places from which he can
x> k*P* are few—negligible. Props rs
iama far raising hog and hominy
tght at Kama mete ha made at once.
»d other money crepe must be plan
ted.
Mr. Townsend says that on hie me
bar's farm only IS acres were plant
d to cotton this year and that net
•ama than four kales af cotton will
» gathered from the entire Sold.
Every agsaro which had* not become
1 kaB an August 1 km become food
— - -« nuu, HI- igwiXH
aya. a weevil U sitting on every leaf
art daring any other sqasres to
one forth.
That condition wiU bo in this d»
rict ant year aalae* we sUrt some
king right now.
W. G. HAtClOVE DEAD
W. G. Hargrove, oao of the boot
»*wn men of the 8hedy Grove toc
*f *am peon county, died at *his
Movar hie stroagtb agala, and grad
ally grow won# until death came
aaday.
Mr. Hargrove wne well known in
►unn. having lived here a number of
whom he was popular with a
loot of friends.
Ho U survived by a widow and six
hildren, two of whom live ia Dunn
ad an Mrs. J. 0. Wert end Mitchell
Improve.
MM. MeKAY ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Georgs McKay enter (mined at
bridge Patty ths Entrs Nona club
it her home oa Magnolia avenue,
"harvday afternoon at 440. Graee
•1 baakete of Oaanoo bowls of nas
artiaau aad other eat flowers were
and for decorations throughout the
aceh aad living room. Dainty place
aide marked placet far Ike foKow
■g «»amber» aad gaaats: Metdameo
krthmr Pope, Harper HoQiday. David
‘tmoaO. Lewis C.’ Stephen., Durham
Taylor, Horton Sansom, Wm. Pear
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KS, H. M. Pittman. Emmett Thomp
Ma. EUleoa Goddard, Herbert Tay
lor and Mia Loom Cox.
Ax lee cetne with angel food cake
waa at reed by tk* hoateoa and Mia
Mabel Lynch.
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The Oraatoat Thing la the World:
Diaraaaed by R. Y. P. U. at Pimt
Beptirt church. Monday night. Aug
aet 14, at 8 o'clock. •
Plage— i
Scripture reading, let Cor. IS—by
G. T. Olive and Kin Saaan Lea.
Introduction—by Mil* Ruth Wed
brook.
Paragraph 1—Talk, How Paul
Cam* te Write this Character—by
Parry Godwin.
Paragraph S—Talk, What I. Meant
by Lore—by Maa Gertrude Price
Piano Solo—Miaa Salll* Naylor.
Paragraph S—Talk, Without Lora
All Other Virtue* and Glfta Art
Worth Nothing. Section 1 by Mlm
Katherine Allen. Section 2. Mr*.
W. D. Holland and aoctien 8, by Mia*
Lottie Strickland.
Paragraph 4—Talk. What Love X*
—by Miaa Oleta Naylor.
Song—Lot* ia the theme—by
Union.
Paragraph 8—Talk, Lore Ia Eter
nal In It* Nature, and can never Pr
rbk by L. W. Strickland. ,
■Trombone Solo (Jerueolem)—by
E. M. Slaughter.
Paragraph 6—Talk, The Three
Gracaa—by Mint Jeeaamlnc Starling.
The public i* cordially Invited to
attend.
LwU»l for the Boeutifal la CeUatoy !
Ufa
For hie own part. If the writer had
to list offhand tha country sights and
soaods that giro him most delight,
he would mention:
The serenity and strength of an
cient oaks, unmoved by all the storms
of a century;
The staidly grace and maiesty of
tall taHp trees with erect, fair tranks
wearing at groat heights their crowns
ad green in rummer and gold in au
tumn;
The rich mellow note of the rain
crow, ottering his prophecy in the
dampness of a cloudy dawn;
The small of bay and aid haylofts;
The low ooag of the eonv-Madst as
they grasp brotherly hands screes tha
furrows when winds blow over the
flsids;
The grateful warmth of the spots
where the cows lay aa oaa goes to
mlBc on a wintry morning;
Tha ever-grateful smell of freshly- J
plowed earth, and the prosperous,
comfortable, “wan-fed" feel of a rich 4
soil filled with humus; *
The pungent, aromatic .mail of far
ghtwood, and tha a^re subdued
rMTanca af ftaahiy cut eak;
■Tut • art beauty of form. «a mock
>vad hy artieta, af gmpa. leaves and
•'.rging grape bunches;
The penetrating, ioutkwatariag
ragrarjet of ripe Bcgpperaoo it at
lew fall la early Saptaotor;
Tha rare beauty of a Una ol toag
'*nf pines sUhooattad ‘•gainst a teri
llght sky;
The grace af wetVkept meadows or
lawn, with airaggllng^wild flowers on
tha adgak, romataJn*>M af Swia
bomf* liaa— *
“Whar. tldaa of «*m break into
foam of flowan*';
Tho cbeerfal, rhsTU» lit a hahhln of
little brook, aa they gharry down to
U«« greater etn.wie lo the’towlande;
Tha unhurried but-steady and re
Uttlaaa moromaot the rtyara aa
they rwaap majectfailly past over
tanging wflliowa tal^ir home la tha
faroff aaa. J'
—The Pngo|gf« Firmer.
COTTON 3HO#l TREND
TOWARD TpW LEVELS
Nrw Orleans, La.,' Aug. 8.—High
trfcaa of last wedt^j* cation carrlod
h. market 184 to point, oeer the
reel af tha precedAy week's eloae.
n»» wm oa bursae/ day. After the
h**1 k Wea! <tho*"t *>ah>a opoat
« react and tl)e trend waj gradually
ow to that A* lowest price, wan
nada on tho doting eomlow whoa tho
radlng me a tha ware 14 to 46 pointa
indar the clone of tha praordiaf
reek. Last priest ware at net toaeea
rf 14 to 14 pointa, 'October d»»l-g at
10.62. At Mohigbort October told at
!1.50 and at Ha Imat at 20.80, a
ange of exactly Me dents per pound
T 616 a hale. In tha %ot department
aiddUng I oat 2* ^ohota, doting at
U »8 cents a poun* which price
omparad with 12.60 on tha dee* of
kaLe-« lA-k -_l.V
441.0M bale*.
» After bereiu day the market re- ]
.chred some support from tho con
tinued dry weather and high temper
atunrs la Team*, but there was con
stant liquidation of long contracts
and considers bis freak selling on the I
theory that the government had un
der estimated the condition of the
crop.
T*" *“ particularly the case af
'w the meekly crop reports wart
*n*ied whieh most traders interpreted
aa reflecting a higher condition than
wan shown t in the monthly report.
Neat to as rain fell tn Texas the week
through while temperatures rose to as
high as 110 degrees at tome points,
these weather conditions hold sellers
In check, although thui did not pre
vent a gradoual ragging market
Miss Ida Pittman left last week
for Washington, where she is to
•pend several days with her titter,
Mrs. Claud Gardner.
United States Commissioner Kld
redge Lee has moved his oflees from
the Dunn Marble Works building to
the Hood and Grantham Building,
where A. B Adams and his aalstaat
rum raiders are hooping him busy.
’ROSPERTTY JUST
AROUND CORNER
>rjr Good* M«rdiub Of Coun
try Look For Bettor
Time* Soon
New York, Aug. G.—A telegraphic
ujincn survey mad* by the Journal
f Commerce indicates that the lead
ng dry good* merchant* of the
ountry agree that prosperity i* "Just
round the comer.*’
While business has been holding
»ck for aorac time (urn anil while
ncrchani* have been unwilling to
tuck their shelves or to contrnet for
upplies at any grant distance In the
ulufe, It is believed that fundomm*
n] conditions have so far improved
hat business is going to be brisk
inch sentiments are particularly ex
'reased by the leaders fn the South
m merchandising (Wide in the gen
r«l business survey.
The merchant ha* been unwilling
0 buy for distant requirements, but I
hi* ha* been due largely to th* gen ]
ral uncertainty existing .Hesitating
luichaslnga have been the rule ever4
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since the era ot deflation started In.
Not until prices have adjusted them
•"Ivee to what appeals to be a stable
buais, will the merchants be tempted
to stock up their shelve* as they have
in times past.
The situation, according to the sur
vey. is rapidly changing. It is espu
claly evident In that the merchants
are having no trouble with credits
end are able today to obtain all the
bonk backing they desire.1 mervhan
dislng stocks, however, in low. They
will probably be increased if the
dealer* ere assured that the mills art
not intending to advance prices on
them. Wfholoenl* stock* ere fair end
believed to be ample to take car* of
til current needs. But thn wholesalers
r.rv cautioning the producer* not to
advance pricee upon any probable in
ctease in orders this, season. A fair
cotton crop is indicated which will
he marketed jit high price*. All this
means u brisk fall season for the mer
chants. It jo declared that merchan
dising condition* for the next month*
ere unuvuaUy bright. Some say that
il' bul one-half of the present pros
pect for bosinetais realised, the
coming season will he better than K
was last year.
_NEW YORK
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Call in Furniture Department
II The Barnes & Holliday Co.
I; AT LASTS
A Plumbing Concern That Does
Perfect Work at a Mod*
' 'erate / Price
Convinced that nd plumber can excell our
work nor better Our prices, we invite the people
of Dunn and surrounding towns to submit their
plumbing problems to us. We have the confi
- dence born of knOwpedge and at the outset of
* r our career among you we wish to emphasize
j the fact that wekiUwyou will be pleased with
/ every phase of oun (dealings with you.
^ Best of Workmen, Material, Prices and Service
.1 LEE & RYE
Telephone 263 118 S. Railroad Ave*
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