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a.> united, bat ante all slreomeua
y ’bo -a’.dcr af each csauawnlti'
-.sac aid fuaiah at wttk Ma niae
li •» no* Jirtuary that the scat be
MlOMl bo*, wa iiu-st that it to
ftoaa as aa evident* ti goad faith.
■beet aaaaaato af wafllags. enter
abaru. ctoh meeting* ala. an
COMMUNITY PRIDE
Ta tit oit!tar within aw gates a:
'.3 a ratios returning freai stbsr sac
XfhBR nttlng > more sntfcsahla •
c'.tiacti - a»’ Dunn. And sfcp wait
Wa ban* practical!? teccy agtecj
that woelu <W lbs bsttermsnt «
far ctote sad awal ad
Wa
their
with able i
the helm ta aaciat as la cubing oa
ratoisiM and praoMiag for aar spir
itaal walfac. Oar iasWtaliMc a
> vulng art equipped with a eaip
cf cSkisnt teachers that are sscaa
ta none. Our business hewu arc can
T<*:enU? managed, eoodactad aleci
D£od*ra 11bm writK Iapwm rimI vtWa.
itoek.
The Chamber of Commerce
'.hough yet a youngster, has accent
{tllahed many thiags of which wo an
proud aad our latest acquisition tb
Er.'lHtnjr and Loan to bringing won
■ierful things to yam. Oar maskat fa:
eolVrm end prodace to-f—-|1
ocr railroad facilities are goad, oe
sanitary conditions are well regulated
ow Streets superb, our light* briUi
ant. All right foihSL Bars comes tit
booster wages. Lets'gel
WAYMMt pUARWOt.
There are busy days haraabaua
Tha stoves aad thoroughfares af tto
■eto Town are daily yewdsd will
throng* who hare learned the wiadoa
of dciag their Chstotmas dbappiw
early and better still of doing It o
homo with thoir asightmee who osa
tribwto to thtir welfare aad happi
with tha Yalotido spirit aad. to tit
carnal observer, both aid aad yoaai
areas to hare-had a few chats already
The small hoy scampers along ia hap
W —Utipokloo. tha "sweet yoaai
things" nlmost etierveseiag with ex
eitowwot are. if possible, more radUai
ami the Mint with a twinkle la thcli
eyes and a card ap thoir stoorai an
aaftly whistling for a brief perioc
"Sho’s mine, all mine." rather fed
coortiaiaad to cut looaa u few «wv.
Uu aad goes tbpm one bettor by ae
.aaSy “toting" the bundles for moth
er. Bow wonderful is tha coatem
pUtioa of Christmas. Bay Uio epiril
of "Peace oa Barth, Good Will to
Xca” dominate daring coating fmtrr
Itlas.
Tmlar « gruped the kui of mi
oM friend. Sir. Xathan Ducan. or
Igrafljr tram our deter of
fc^japnoa nnd a brother of Oana’a
CMof of Polioo ia days peat. Mr.
Doaraa endgmtad to Alabeam a few
jraan ago hot the tar on bio hook war
too thick and ho yielded to tho can.
H# now rcctdoa ha tho Taken aoetloa
'<• tho huh oooo aa kk aattre ha*
-whore- many good eitketu tMdo.
• **»r friend* of thk ooatioc wmo
culdcaod Whan It bocaaw known’that
Hr. >. k. Tpw wao .lend - a riatiia
g
“ I W-"
nAnOml Be Imm n* sleep iso:
the price st tobacco ami fears at tha
Ball WaaeQ are to bias anknewn.
The FaolUy industry is a profitable
M throughout the Root and MUdtb
West- Wa wtah "Big Bay" bon royt
Wo bare board eonfidosstlally that
ministers an la tha habit of keeping
their shock absorber* wall adjusted
| bat a magnificent thing occurred last
I Snaday morning at tha First Baptist
ckoreh whan tha coagrogatiea pre
tested to Bar. E. N. Johnson, the
' pastor, a brand new "hats’ at a token
■ of tbair appreciation of bis splendid
• ministry for tha past yew. Bov. John
! son It elated of coma. Not because
i of the Intrinsic raise thereof bat be
' catase of the noble sentiment that
lisa behind. Bro. Johnson owned a
. car of tha Fllr variety hot it equoak
' erf and tougher, and unllkt It's o«s
| sc, woe st times cold and unroapon
Bra. The now one ihiiws Ilka his ex
' ample before men and fils more boau
' titeBy late the scheme of things. If
■ Bro. Johnson "stops on it” don't sc
r! cuso him of "strottin”—just merely
i; answering en S. 0. S. May It be
aa Instrument of joy to him and
| through him to others as b« labors
'[in the Kmart vineyard.
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In addition to being the Best Town,
i Dunn has same of the best people un
i dor the son. last Bond ay evening
t[ Reverends MeQuoen of tho Preeby
’ terlan Church and Johnson of tha
First Baptist church suspended theh
'| sorrices out of deformco to tha non
i poster of tha Dfrtns 5tract Methoalial
1 Bar, 0. T. Adams. The large nudl
•. ease, composed of tsemben of tha
f three chorehea. hearal an elnquenl
I and Inspiring sermon by Bee. Adams,
land all went sway with the feeling
, that h was good to hare been In the
•, Haute of tha Lord. What was flnei
i. or mors IHustratlee sf the spirit oi
i' the Nssarrnc.
The carnival including the “48"
■ cam* and wane It came by permi*
r Mon af tbo City Father* and left the
• I aaarn way. W* have not yet learn rc
'! whether or not they “aurpiced." Il
1 it allagad, the allagator (till undefied,
that on* nwui about tawn waa prom
iaad a “split" by *o* at tbo favorite
attraction* which undanlably can be
I referred to tho department of unfin
ished bnainots, and a rumor, latai
^confirmed by radiogram, Mata* that
tha City Editor baa retired to m ao
eluded apot to chronicle hi* memoin
, of tho tented world.
i EDWARDS BUILDS RAO. CARS
Rdwaida Railway Motor Car Co.,
capitalised at 1898,800, moot of which
■MX"1*! Wmlis* piipli,-townad
operations la its own faotory in San
i fc * UJt i’llday. Oflcars af tha com
pany are: H. F. Edwards. * resident;
I. B. Buchan, vice-president; E. T
tTwcry, secretary-treasurer; Wm. J
Foster, ehiof angineer; D. B. Worth,
a id Mast engineer. The company has
, received orders for Its cure from
noma of tho largest railron.lt in the
eountry, and tho prospects for tha
| growth and success ef the business
arc declared by President Edward* to
I bo very bright. H* hat bean impor
tuned by large financial 1 sternal* ta
araet his factory in tho large manu
facturing center* of the North or
Middle Weal, gut hi* loyalty to hi*
home town of Saaford prevailed lu his
ftnal decision.
Personally Mr Edwards Is lookod
“P«n 3m one of thr most capable of
boataea men. At this end of bia rail,
read, the A. A W., Harry Edwards
enjoy* tba warmest friendship of ev
ery man. basiasro and profeaaional.
H'w road baa given tarries that has
boss of groat accommodation to Ldt
llngton and towns along the way, and
the same is deeply appreciated by hi*
patron*.
.Oar wish for bio la a million; be
deeeroe* It. and more.—Harnett coun
ty Hew*.
ImpsnAls Paw Now* Crop Owing Tb
■varsity of The Mo
lartal
(N Y. Commercial.)
The matt satisfactory cheek upon
the boll weevil thus far employed Is
caleflun arsenate. UnfortaaaUly this
article Is Marts and expvnrtvs. As to
Ike oatloek for its increased prodot
Uen, A. A. Housman A Ca. la Atir
Mat circular letter give the following
very interesting facts:
“In order to Skew the ms Mur* of
relief which may be eapocted next
season It Is neeeaaary to. give aseao
Ihsegbt to dm gnsotloa of the peso
*»« svilUble supply «< raw asaeniv.
’ "The Aasarieaa Imshing and lo>
•ntagC-pmV ptsTT^rom. bM
rrtscut Cm maxim .u p>u b nf. .*.sJ
4 n »ttxr of /act. at r.a C «.v 1 » * , «•{
■rtcan pi-p.l**tl«'* t*; (k^ui •!.% v . *
om pe* annum t.i > >vfr-l
•t<H amount keen p>nrfueed 'r. i f* f:-\
b >r*' HH, rrhcu *us o"t <
normally high.
• “The demand fur at sarnie at u p.k
fl table price cannot je.-mnuoiuly b:
y«ici)lli4te«l Ball) di’s p ira of coi'-d.
i* In in tarn doBfiitaty Ar.t^> an.a
bails tafflc'-.-nil.. Mt'i ij mutant iitc
yaar in **•> >i«r" tut u<c o> high
jrlred arMnatr;. Tuc prod-aruon of
araanic is mccatibit ol miaa- mai n
rtally Increased by the oi.si.t* of lr.-|-e
amounts of mlrllt’otial rapttn nud
inch additional ocvitul ciuinui >4oily
bo attracted until Iht pvim. t:-uuy;
•'t the demand for aod tin noma:.
• -cy eflhc price of in* afec.ik- Ir
sMi-o caftsIW. Th# output of ersenfe le
ierreara It »»y be, 0«m* Mi>1 p.-uimte
te be increased materially dprln.i*
• H3r and Uio possiblii\« of rr in.
"Case in 1021 nra extremely limited.
Vseioui SaaiM! of Supply
“The- foreign 400 "re* of otpyty of
•.rccnic n*rj cenf'.oorl practically to
l. tpan and Germany and the creates;
. nouat of avssnie avaiUhlr ‘for Ara
•s’cd. front then® "wo eoimcrtsr. cor-,
ilned heiatofoiv ha* been t arm tons
V any single year, of which amount
2.290 tout have been mccortd iru'e
Upon, with the balance from Ger
m. tity, and the ontunnl from Germany
w:i» made possible by the fact that
“he producers In Gormony had a
large itock. on hand which h..d been
fr rmitted to accumulate dui ing the
■wur. The German sopnlies n■'i.tfiTSSled
In what Is now Poland and produe
t^m there seems suspended. Other
fcurces. of product’nn of jtiwdc are
Aaslrrlla, South Airies, Korea. Csn
alf ltd Mexico ( ncliidel in Cnitiwl
States Figures). Canada nroducas
about. 2,OUfV ton* per year from her
nhcltsrs, but her own muidlv inert-ax
iigf agricultural need* have raised her
dotal production, to be ured home.
.The Koreans use their own entire san
ely and not more than luo tone Juw
ever been ex ported from tMs ourCe.
Sooth Africa, produce* a small quan
tity-but on balance is an irayorter.
Aastral in w’th her utcrensine agri
cultural demand* for Idsnrthlri at
not a promising source of future sup
ply.
“From our ov* smMtm and from
the available worlds’ supplies about
11.000 tons is the maximum available
(er all u*r* up-to the end of 102S. In
the cotton field* application vt cat
eltlm arsenate c'caacs by the middle
of August. Of the above amount only
0,00V ton* will be available in Amer
ica up te the middle of next August,
when bolt weevil polsioning cehroe.
This doee not mean that 9,000 tone
•rv^tmiwtae^dr-rtr next Aagu.t for
Ihe bofi weevil poisoning but lh»t
0,000 ton* arc available to tn*:c cure
of this and all thfc other in.ltutrie* in
which arsenic te o*cd, «ui-b as the
manufacture of glass, animal dips,
•pray* and insoctW* or nl! dercrip
ttone. The amount of arsenic that
ran hg »et arid., for rollon is accord
ingly limited.
JUDGE ALLEN'S FINAL COyitT
TO BE HELD JN SMITHFIELD
Kinston, Doc. 11—Judge Oliver B.
Allen, of this city*- is preparing to
hold his last.-term of coo*;! a* a
regular judge on tie Superior court
| bench Judge. Allvn will conduct a
jUrqi at Smitbfidd, after which he
| *^11 *{*P down to bo succeeded by
] Henry A. Grady, of Clinton Tho
local jurist has served nearly a gen
eration. Many month* ago ho served
notice on those , who misrbt A-.pl re to j
tie. judgeship that tiu woald retire I
the end.of 1032.
DUKE NEWS
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i :kv, Her. II—Md. find Un. L. |
. Tlitnu or.tartaineci tho month*'* i
' ' >•- JaaL* Kpwauh l.crgu* of tho
.hoi c'>uteh at a very enjoy
'■-I' potty given at thoir homo Sot
dt» The contcit to iletor- ]
: * tho o.m who kaow tho Ton Com
- '-n.cnt- v.-o* won by Mario Mo*
v-lkid, tkh teu-year old daughter;
• * Mr. and Min. N. M. McDonald. who
.I'v.-d a sold laager pin. Many an
. . kbit gamey wore played by tho
.M-i.vi., alter wfUah the hoxtoaa aerv.j
.J refirahnivnU. The election of o4B
■ r» for next year wu* held.
■1-u J-wlor Order of United Aai
arla— Mechanic** Lodge her* aarveti
l very dellclow* and eppatlx'ng
"P rxmowiek Slew" to their member*
l /"Vf ml i netted fHonda Saturday
n'.ht in th* lodge- room*. W. F.j
nt ke, J. T. ttiahep and J. W. Look*-1
> ton mule lalka attaining tho prin
ciple* of tit* otdgr. Tho Dak* Qaar
' :i»- c crip need of aurh vocal artiata
•t J. M. Coro, S. F. fltevena, L. L
- ckomcn anil J. L. Barbour fqmi»h
•• I tlic mtuic for f^e ocouion. Omit
tig the *te«r thh wei probably tho
"X»t enjoyed affair. Thome* V. Bran
si ek acted oa toaatmaotor end held
h>* own throughout
DnAn. UI.lJ Wit_l_*__a
thj week -rxl\ere, the jurat of hit
b-otlier, C. 8 Hicks.
Mlu Minnie Rymla and mother,
‘pent Qrn week-end with raUtire* at
Gtniol
Mlm Etta William* of the graded,
w-bool faetulty, I*. confined to her
:•» at Llndea fcy iflneee.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. wore
week end visiters in Raleigh.
J. Morgan Davie of Butler, Pa-, is
spending several dayi here on a hunt
ing trip, the guest ef Wade H. Coffey.
John 0. Webb agent the week end
: with friend* In Doafcam.
The latest acqolMtione to the Krwtn
Park Zoo are "Tom and Jerry" repw
a'J to bo South American badgers,
which were purchased by the park
management from a carnival show
rhieh ha* broken ap for the winter.
Those carnivorous animal* are at
.iacting right much Intaiest among
t'.e people of the town. It i* said that
“Ton;" 1* tame, but hi* brother, "Jer
ry" ia (tin imbued with * vicious jgir
■t and it i* nut mi* to try to pm him.
However, It .* befeved that after he
1 ‘<n* rojoaraed bar* for a while that
V will become tivfcia*d and do away
hi* cannibal i prays. Th* park
ina.iagemeat all in Us power
to increase 0f animaia in
the *oo. They recently purchas
ed a bald l has split the
citiicai of 4ec In twain. One
no
hing but a oemmon bussanl, while
he ether* assert that it k really a
•id-eagW. Tbk correspondent has
firsissid Members ef bulk f notions,
■ft ha* been enable thus far to as
sertion the regie's nationality.
Tito farmer owner of the eagle,
rbo Usee la Norfolk, Va.. stated that
m captured sakl bird at Oeaan View,
Va.. and that aiKhoritk* on seology
old him that the bird was, without
lay doubt, an eagla Meanwhile the
bird pursues a very nonchalant atti
tude, and dees not seem to care what
I* being said about him.
CAMSUE BAM FOOT DEAD
Carsie Barefoot, twenty-atx years
of »ge. died hi the heme of bis par
ents. Mr. and Mis. J. B. Barefoot,
•he lives three mHeetfross Dunn,
Ratuntay afternoon at i o'clock, after
a brief illness ef lafloensa which
developed Into pneumonia. Hie fun
eral services sin conducted by Rev.
L. A. Johnson at Betbeada cemetery
where Interment eras made imme
diately afterwards
Deceased was a DODular vounr man
»hd wm wall knows la Dunn, and to
lito many friend* throughout, tfaa Dm
dbtr ic t tho newt of hi* death will be
heard with (arrow.
Hr b »ureived by kb parvnta, Mr.
end Mr*. J. B. Barefoot, four broth
rre. Talmadgt. Hector, Bvett, and
Walter, tke latter of Dillon. 8. C..
a)M three deter*, Mb* Leeeie, Mr*.
Hubert Wood of Claytoa, and Mxa
John StoneQ.
To the bereaved onei the sympa
thy ef many friend# la extended.
LOCKE CRAIC SPENDS
A COMFORTABLE DAT
AahevilU, Dec. 11—Former Gover
nor Locke Craig, who has been sexi
oealy 111 at hb bomb here fer the
P**t eeveral weoka, ipent a coiufewt
able day Sunday and quite a num
ber of frienda were able to ice Mm.
Hii condition b at 111 rmB^*d aa a*.
rioui and be ia not awl dMvotRer.
MISS ADO IE HOLDER AND
MR. W. T. CAMERON WED
Saturday at noon at th* re.ideoce
of Rev c- R. Rom, in Ulliagton, Mim
THE GREAT DELNORA
Tk. World’. Mom Gifted Wmu
(Formerly of Philadelphia, Pa.)
Locate* bn in Dana, N. C.
for tk* winter
ftdMillle M.d*a Crystal Geaae
Adriee firen to all affairs of life
Loro, Rnaioaaa. Ilamartla and Pimm
«WJAffair. X«bteW,GB'-«Y~Jtai
Look p« Hor Boooor, Mocoolo Ate
•Jv** kefoad aad across (tract froi
New Grammar School BaUdlng
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Addle Holder and Mr. T. W. Cam
eron wore married, in the preeence
of only a few relative* and friend*.
Both the bride and groom are of the
Barbecue community and member* of
the hirtoric Barbecue church.
The bride i* one of the ino*t popu
lar young lhdiae ef Wcetera Harnett
and lie* a heat of friend* throughout
the county. Mr. Cameron hold* a re
•ponjiblr position with the Atlantic
Coeat Line Railway at. Rocky Mount
and the young couple left immediate
ly after the ceremony for that place,
where they will make their home.
The hearty good wiohee of their nu
merou* friend* go with them.—Har
nett County Newt.
BOX rARTT
There will be a box party anil other
features of entertainment at Union
Academy school hoars, Thursday
night. December 81, at 7 o'clock. The
public li cordially Invited to attend.
MARY KATE ALIJ5N,
LELA LEE SILLS,
IN A JEANNE WARREN.
DECLARES TIERNAN IS
RECONCILED WITH WIFE
New York, Dec. 11T -"Poeitlrely
the lent statement” to be given to the
coblic regarding the marital difficul
:iea of Jobs Tiernan, former pro fee
>or at Notre Dame Uni\j.*ralty, Indi
ana, waa iaaued tail night by hi* bro
ther, Peter Tiernan, who i* connect
ed with the law office of the City ol
New York.
After announcing that John Tier
nan war now in sedation in thie city
and was reconciled with “hi* wife
Augusta, and thn:« childwn," Ota
statement quotad tJm aa follow*:
"An action to annul tho aoaonil
marriage will Ije twtitntod by me Im
mediately. 1 am prepared to meet
any insanity htocending that may bs
' instituted-”
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* DR- -Hf-nw SHAFFER 9
* Evamfcatlea of Eye* *
Blooj' Pnom 9
* FiftioX Glosses *
* Fayetteville, N. C 9
* Ffceoe Ml *
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Happy Cow Sweat
Feed will make every
cow a money maker be
cause it supplies more
milk • making material
than any other feed. It
contains 24% protein.
When fed with hay or >
ensilage it gives you the
best milk-making ration
at lowest coat.
Made fry Edgar. Mar gam
Co Mrmghit. Wo utt k.
Call or 'ghaut a/
R. t. WADE
1 Duo, H. C.
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' FOR SALE
I ■ even-piece ivory bed-room suite.
3 druggets. .
• I oil stove.
"./I wood stove.
• J white Hootiw kitchen cabinet.
I seven-piece 'jrey son-parlor suite.
blue wicko:- Lreak/ast room suite.
I Ivory baby carriage.
ovpMh-rt
• ? gorch rock r >—I swing.
It T. GAINEY I
. - os most SS
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-THE
Gift- Shop
NEW PICTURES
NEW MIRRORS
NEW CANDLESTICKS
NEW POTTERY ' '
FANCY CANDLES
Headquarters for Chrktmaa
Cards, Fromed Motto* (boxed).
Remember Gifts Are Oar
— — —Specialty-—
Shop Early and get the pick.
Rooms 43 and 44—4 th Floor
First National Bank Building
MRS. J. J. WADE,
MRS. J. C. CLIFFORD.
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An Ideal Christmas .Gift
This Beautiful Ribbon Wrist Watch
*1750
It it not very often that we can
offer to oar customer! tack values in
watches as the attractive wrist watch
illustrated in this advertisement. This
r.atth is a high-grade imported 15
i<\s-et mov'cment in a 20 year case.
I his same movement in a plain cate ‘
1; one dollar lest.
Our selections of Christmas mer
chandise are most complete, and we
urge cun to make your selections
early. Order now and avoid dttap- I
pointment later.
.Tif urarrg jviea same day received.
^ LAB^BST JfiWB^ERS^SOUn^0' |
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
I SMITH A McKAY
Dunn, N. C.
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