THE DUNN DISPATCH
lmUd.4 April 1. 1*14
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TUESDAYS AMD FRIDAYS
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AMnh aD c—MBa*tBttoaa to Th*
D epatch. All departments of Tho
Oapateh^cpn h« raathtl through Ulo
Commarieat.cnj upon'lire topic*
are incited, Wat cvd'r «U clrciimctan
oo« dn of »uca comnsaica
dona mutt furr.tah u> with hi* unr.
It ia uot uecooary that th* asm* b*
pabltahod. but w* Iran* that U Wc
given aa an aridaaca of mad faith.
Rhatt accouata at nAlait. enter
totMBOBta, dub masting*. ate., are
MODERN SPEED
Recently la Germany aa arpsrl
meet uraa triad to M> how quickly
lb* erto cou'd Worn* a newspaper.
Thrtc trees with bird* singing In tht
I raociiti war* cut down at 7:M a. a*.
The trunks wor* taken to tho factory
n“d In lea* than two boon transform
ed Into pulp and paper. At * JO a. no.
tits > sH of paper wu ddicerod to th*
cewapcper oftcc. At 11 a’clock copies
of tho newspaper printed on the pa
per which three hears and twenty
few minutes ear’ler wu a lie* tree,
were 09 sale in th* streets.
Every oar knows a r.ew» paper Is
nothing but wood. 1: is mad* out of
&o true aa eaTiy aa your table is. The
pro case is different. In ■—fcjng the
tsbla you aw the uv and the plane,
b> aukag the newspaper you reduce
the wood to pulp, roll It into a thin
cheat and blench it Aftheoah the
shore experiment was made in Ger
many. tuch modernity is not confin
ed to thi* country. Th* feat could
bare been aecorppliidwtd in any of the
prow rewire natiore however. It u>rv*a
to vended at «f th* remarkable quali
ties pees rased by throe people. They
»»« indeed a wonderful net, ettelcnt,
scientific, and forward looking. Prior
to 1»H w* Maori at»d than la oar
■tod* with qaltar; after to* Belgian
toraaloa w» cam* to regard them aa
(ha atrocious arid barbaric Haa; siu«»
toe armistice they have received tone
eettsideraUon at the hand* of the Aa
sriaaa people la toair effort* to es
tablish a BepabUc. We can overlook
to* plUagihg aad plundering for rach
lo war; after a diagnosis of the Ger
*oa adad at that period, we are
•■* II* ad to ba laa* bitter on aceooat
, to# doatrorltaa of th* art trena
. » tmtt ■*{ mtopdirie ef.ri* ■■■■«*. bob
■»•*» eWHaad peoples yon for
got too aiaaghtor of laaocent hobos
aad dofohooioM women. They can
novor ootlhre this stigma.
CLEMENCEAU
Ex-Pnaier Georges Qcsaencean
of Praam, who now otyioo himself
Citisea Ctomenceaa, came to Ameri
ca a short time ago to deliver a se
ries of lactam*. HE* motive, so ho
dated .for delivering these'lectures
was to cement the tins of friendship
now existent between this country
aad France, and. if powtbie, to coo
vinca the American pee pie that
France'* preoent policy U neither im
perlolisllc aar milltarwtic.
Be has ipoken in soveral of our
torgmt cities aad has met with splen
did ovation*, however, it la evident
that Clttaen Clemcnecau is not cam
top deoa wWi us. Senators Hitchcock
•»d Borah hov* obviously pierced bis
camouflage and ho*# openly attacked
him la the Senate.
His damranor force* one to con
ciode that Pmeco anticipates a rap
tors of some kind before a gnat
•fiflc and I* lieairsas of getting the
Halted StoW all let far toe Maee
doatoa cry, tboold It become necee
•ary to have a liule help. In addrsos
taff the military ana at the War Cot
Wgn la Washington the other day he
mad* this statement, “111 see yon
»#■!■ la France,'' which cams* the
belief that another horrible conflict
io browing.
Franco I* fearful of Germany'*
Ml* roto, Whxh II BOftra cent great
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C nanny, oa the eeatrary, fa
fal because of the retMue terms that
Pnaca haa endeavored la exact. Mr.
Uayd George, who perhope taan
more shout Intenattoaal affaire thaa
any living ms, fa aew eeatrihaUag
a series of brilliant articles to mam
af the leading >a»e«». bearing aa
these particular lames, wtesh we ad
vise yea to read. It*e toe deep for
ae to attempt to toll yea about fa.
Well let Mr. George do It
In ear jenata about tows wa can
tinas to aae eridaacsa of Dan’ll
grow*. Go oat ia any direction and
yoa vB observe baildtogs to the nmh
lng or some Just recently construct
'd- Ba* year ft arts us expanding.
Would that wa had a cotton alll a*
two in addition to our other ptoafa
of industry.
The early port of Urn woafc wo paid
a visit to eur neighborly town of
beams. Wa like to go to Trews
They have a dandy bank building ov
er there ami scores of good people
who always pretend that they are glad
to see us. Benson's fame fa far spread
because at one tfcno It was tha dwell
ing place of Herr Alfred Schmidt,
erstwhile journalist aad the “big
cheese’’ of all of the musical signal
rations of this locality.
Our motive for going over re pri
marily to confer with on old pal aad
incidentally to give the city fsBen
aa oppotunity to lamp a Dana "hlek."
While there wa met a war bride (ah!
Spaniah-Ameriean). who had every
thing and we cmne darn near not eeo
*n>: our old friend at alL Bat wa did
aad wo had quite a lengthy chat. Be
told m ef his upo and downs rises
we last saw him, and before we part
ed he ritewed us in confidence a lat
ter he had just received treat hfa
mimua: “Dear Al: The Uds aad I are
getting along aU right since you went
away. We have taken in a boarder,
aa ex-service man. He is very nice to
a*- Ho lakes am to the moving ply
turn* every week. Last week he took
me to see “The Tour Horseman of
the Encyclopedia. Kay God Mam you
and keep you from year loving wife”
—Mary.
I
Pina like unwisely Inraatad money,
•re lost yearly ia mlHions. Fiat m
pointed in one direction end hearted
ia another. Likewise, money. If not
safety loft In sack a bank as the Tbit
National.
Ribbon ia mentioned in the Bible
“Eve was'made from a rib on Adam."
The beet line of ribbana shown be
fore women, ia aeon at Draagbaa’a.
An elderly woman should bo care
ful when yachting where aba aaaU
hcnclf. She may appear to bo aa old
baa sitting on a hatch. Any kind of
hen looks better, when {pd on Purina
Hen Chow from L. P. 8 arise.
If the public did whmt they felt
like to the troOey ofklats, the pnbRc
would Knag on rapes Inal sod of Stripe.
To never got strapped ia year sate,
have U looked over by the CHy Gar
age.
Mr. Fortune moot hove married for
money. Isn't ho onpacthig bis wife
to have a little fortaaet To have a
little fortune, save by baying from
Walter Jones.
Whin you order tan aorta worth ad
lee, you don't bra to lot the ice man
in. He aril) deliver it through the key
kola. For brood that art! melt In
your mouth, try Mity Nieo Bead.
A Urn decks age la tho Celestial
*■^"1 7e«eg Sanaa Tang of the
OiWi pobility married a girt ha era*
■ever permitted to me until she low
ered her veil at the wedding tore
many, which ta tho eastern.
W this Light of the World rueh o
thigg would have boon preposterous,
Pftftfeoty absurd, but, after all, suoh
a marriage baa It’s advantages. Just
thiafc of the f*a be could hare had
laying a Sat with hjt Boyal pals aa ta
whether or mot tec bad a dimple or
wars them railed, or aay at all. And
tha sooner ho could have cared on
ihegtre tickets, oats and drinks. And
later 00 If they bad trouble, they
could react their families who ar
anged tha affair and aoan they weak!
be agreeing1 In a oaatmon cause which
would Mkaly load to loro. Then they
would bo contented and (tick to their
kaJtlng.
Wo are glad to tee our friend, L. U.
Biaacil, out again after being confer
ed to hie room for a week by the flu.
“Bis" ta the saperinUndent of the
ehy wuter department and ha* sarrrd
tho towd faithfully for a number of
roan. Though conaevatively bunt, be
ts constantly making some improve
ment around tha plant that win in
crease !t*s oOclsncy,* thereby afford
ing tha patrons good service.
The Poet Offioe force would appre
ciate It very ranch If you would mail
year Christmas parcels early. UAnally
there are a great many wbo wait un
til the last minute to do this. Conse
quently, you do not get tec service
tlmt you would like to kave or tho
sorriea that they would like to glow
Wrap your packages carefully, put
ovary thing inside and on tha outside
wi*h, and take them around be
fore the eleventh hour rush. The hoys
in the ollce are human, like every one
•Iso, and you should not expect them
to perform Impossible feats.
_ T*il» week while attending the
Townsend land tale on lower Broad
ami while endeavoring to avoid a man
who had one e« oar L O. UV-we
bumped into our old friend, .Imnol
Barefoot at ene time Isracai was tea
cola owner and. operator of tha
“8wmgk>g Special,” which line was
t 1« opposition to the "Sand HID
mltid.'* ltie "Swaglog Special” vru
no T-.«e identified with the Union
<3 wo available at all hoars of
> day and sight. The daprsooion
tvu years ago geve the special st
lockout” and it was eventually ta
■ over by ths Jitney Trust Israel
iow residing near tho place ef hie
Ui where he la producing a plenty
f.hog and hominy. Bo eoyi the life
- room conducive to Mod health than
l.e transportation buslneen.
AJtSUCKUt TO OPEN
A CAFE IN NIPPON
Tokyo, Dec. 14.—Kuraort that Koe
coe Arbuekle plane to return to Js
pun in the early «ring and eetabliah
u cafe In Tokyo have been unoOdally
confirm 4d
His depleted taancoe sad onpopu
laiity in the United States ore cold
to have combined to induce the com
edian to laench the Japaneee reatau
nsnt ventura.
The aeandel which reealted In ban
uing Arbuckle's pictures in Ameri
can apparently bos not off acted Jape
neea “mavis" fans who applauded
"Fatty" on hi* Tew sppeamncee is
theatres hem.
According to reports the restaurant
will be called the "Cede Debu” Iron
f “Dckukun,” meaning “Mr. Fatty,"
which he is called by Japaneee admir
er*.
THE CIVIC MIND
If people learn to lavs their coun
try, if their vision I* raiesd beyond th*
p<*ttj circle of their personal and fata
lly Interests to appreciate the true
width and splendor* of national life
as a thing- which not only embraces
oil of oa who are now living here and
groupod In a great body seeking com
•non cade, but reoebes back into the
immemorial post and forward Into
the mysterious future, it elevates tbs
conception of eitUenship, it fills tho
sheath of empty words with s keen
edged sword, it helps men to rise
above marc party view* and to feel
their exercise* of voting power to be
• solemn trust. K h common to talk
of ignorance a* the chief peril of a
democracy. It has, however, another
for not leas pernicious—this is lado
lrnee. Indifference to puhUc affairs
•how* itself mot merely In s neglect to
study tbera and fit oae’i sail to glee
a Judicious eats, but ia tha apathy
which doaa net cam to give a eota
whan tha time came—Jamas Bryce.
SENS ME A CHRISTMAS VOICE
Send as a Christmas voice tonight
Out of tha friendly glow
Of Unset waaths and ho%
And starlight an the snow;
A silvery raise of gladness
To give my aoal a thrill
And Unger through tha coming year
When Chdmmi joys are still j
A voice that teams with laughter,
Warm fellowship and leva.
That sets my thoughts to danefaig
When moonbeams dream above.
Oh, eagerly I*m listening
To catch this token ran—■
A cheery voice of Christmas,
Out of the world assnawhara.
—JULIA H. Banana.
SHOULD RESIGN
Judge Qrmdy from the sixth Judi
cial district stUl heaps his mouth Hint
as to his connection John K. Baggett,
senator-cl act from Harnett county
•ays that ha win offer a maasurs a*
the coming session of tks legislature
outlawing the hi an in f(orth Carolina,
and makes strong utterance with re
gard to an affiliation by a judge with
•ueh an ocgamiaatteA.
We entirely agree with Hr. Baggett
that any judge doaa not properly con
strue the law, and does Dot under
stand the function of tha law, and Is
not thoroughly posted on the rights
of the eitisen, and therefore cannot’
be just to a prisoner In his court If
he regards government by an invla
ibto organization aa correct.
Suppoee e member of the klai
zheaid appear before him for belni
connected with a lynching party, 01
a whipping party, or any kind of I
party whloh waa eagaged in any ad
which appeared to him to be corree
but which la entirety Irregular ai
eonetrued by law, what would ha d<
with It? Certainly hit connection will
the klan would influence him, be
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| can* in advance be )• In sympathy
with such procedure.
Aa we are it the only graceful
' thing for Judge Grady to do la to
. resign, since If he resigns from the
! Warn and retain hit potiUon aa Judge
: ha cannot deal justly with one of its
i, members since he has already dcelar
1 »d by joining the organisation that
I he it in sympathy with it—Wilson
•■Times.
ictmas, Gift
RUN* Wriat Watefc
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fruit K^g, and Save Money
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We are selling out at a price drat fits your
purse and will give you a tyg reduction on
'large quantities. We are expecting two car
loads of sweet Florida Oranges first of week
and will have plenty for all. *
You will find At our store a big stock of Applet or
angea, candy, nuts, raisins, cocoanuts, grapes, grape
fruit, dates pineapples, celery, tomatoes, or anything
else you want in the fruit line. And don't forget that
our home-made candy Is the best We will sell you
cheaper than the other fellow and in addition to this
will give you a & per cent discount on orders amounting'
to $5.00 or more.
Wholesale Prices To Schools, Churches and
Charitable Instituting (
Spcpial—5-lb box assorted chocolate candy,
splendid grade...V_$1.75
Come to see me. I did not grow this excellent fruit
but my brother did. 1 guarantee it
M. S. DIBBS
PHONE OS —DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA
VULCAN PLOWS
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We now have on hand'a supply -
of VULCAN PLOWS and'PARTS
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YOU kn6w the quality
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JOHNSON BROS.
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T-O-Y-S!
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Are pieoUfol at our .tor. Yeur era cordially Invited ta call
and anako y*ar .election., |
*5tr,v“SM,t ••«*«*«• in our athrortiaemenu; we '
■ t™ *» Y°u-T^ not b* di*ap pointed when you ice our
Toy* for there la no hotter aaoortmcnt in the Statu. Our patronage '
hmt increased and indication, are thot thl, year will ho mater J 1
more comPleU nMuiy itorea in larva ■ ■
J ► c.tic*. Wc mention below tome of the item* we carry.
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!; ; BOOKS BOATS i i
' 1 CIRCUS FIGURES DOLL TRUNKS
:: I272IV?3 DOU- suitcases
r am^V"3 TEDDY REARS
CHECKERS DOLL PUSH CARTS
TELEPHONES riCycIrk 1 >
foStmlu" stick hSSm
W AIR RIFLES
• TENNIS BALLSET8 XMA3 ™“ g^3
SLATE BOARDS FARM WAGONS
EXPRESS wagons
?1K3™dM T“wwS« i:
DOLL CARRIAGES OIA1RS
SKOOTERS WHEELBARROWS
KIDDY CARS JUMFINCJACKS
ZYLLOPHONE5 ROLY POLYS
AMMUNITION
. I MOVING PICTURES DRUMS
CHEMISTRY SETS IKON TRAINS
' TOYRWmSr* MECHANICAL TRAINS
BMDMnrm ELECTRIC TRAINS
ROCKING HORSES
I°LJ*°NS HOBBY HORSES
I ROM r Mr MA.n.. AUTOMOBILES
SEWING BRTR*0* SKUDDER CARS
< J^7"Q SET* IRISH MAILS
i; ’ DOLL*FURNITURE SH°°£i™
; ; PIANOSEDS CANDLE HOLDERS. 1 [
PIANOS TOOI rHV«T« '
CHRISTMAS TREE ORMAMEHTS CMESTS
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SPECIAL
PUrvh**#d from tfa« U. S- Government a Urge number «4
Aeroplane Seat*, which wo hooo ooavortad into children'* twinr*.
Thom *ro meeting arilk mock iwcaa* for their original coat waa
7 00 ta 115.00 Our price template with hooka, rope* and wlatr
B,rm» <•.Plain -SS-OO- Leather UpkcMerad. . SS.00 ||
GIFTS FOR GROWN-UPS
While w* have apent much time talking of ehildron'* ton we ' 1
have not faUod to provide man, UaeTu tffu for grown-w a" { [
our atom ia full of thouaand* of uaoful artioUa for the older folk* , !
laJu! I!! *“** you i"KI1 **• F^****1 »"7 .tore and we aincerely
uvrtto you to come for ’
__ “3ANTACLAU3 WISHES TO SEE YOU."
Huske Hardware House y
^AYEmVILLE, —NORTH CAROLINA
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A4AAAkAAAAAAAAA|ttt 11t t t lllfMi § tlftf J t f f f |f » » + + + \
of our “Yardsticks”
etpevlorqciMItyaodthelrl-dofeawtrurtlen
thb make pceafcle apUAdid performance
md comparative freedoat f-om repair. The
four bear bip crankshaft and aavro inr h
frame, with Bee cron mtiaban and tha aub
frama Hapodht the motor and apanta
hnaaWun, are evidtnce of tbe mechanical
asceWmce at the Spedal-Six.
»te Wjw price la an achievement fa the .
amount c4 reel value for tha money —an
aehlevamant that (a due to Studahaktr’a
K£JTunm *" money, race and
You tan buy the Special 9i* with eon
Bdenee batman of the aaaae It bean—the .
aman fombatar whiqb for 70 yean baa
Mood foe hornet value tad Intajplt;.
Cuupa(4^uua.X—^.1400
Coupe (PPuanX- I1M
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SMITH A McKAY
Dunn, N. C.
.THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR
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