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A* w* write this, a good friend of
•«“ wha fr«oW bo ia the prims e<
k** kaurly expecting a death
l ke Wag pestpenad. It is
—J do tog the heat work of
> tag a trouble which, if die
aow mehtly tea late to perform an
•aCmed aad treated at its start, pre
WMp might hare beea easily retne
*ad—at least if aecoaapaaied by pro.
P«r change# ia the man’s habits. Be
wasted tea bag te find oat the facts.
We believe there la an Important
toaeen far aS farmers te bath them
fllosbattena. The farmer's basin ess is
twaally not so large ee that ef the
tow* business waa. bat it is Just as
H'lhil to know how it Is goteg.
A* —nasi tersatory, audit, and ia
i of all the facts tovetvsd
i Is as aeeesaary to its
w 1 » oampaaa is to a ship. It
J^*^**® te me whether »r net
aad may save him freta
by gfring Mas wanting la
fre hate— cam wc mea
tiee. aa audit would haw revealed the
diAoaeety teat had keen going oa
foT Paara, feat the aadit is Just as
d bast# ms policies as diahan
hnur abrald know jut
Mi Mn holdings and pre
ss compared
r*rttl “• J—*
' nr other debts are
mtn him nau tho flanadal danger
Has, he ahonld try to realise it in time
auhe plau to iam v‘-iMilf if
*• *• HT>«« too Ugh interest charges,
ho shraM try to 8nd some way of
Ctottag credit at a lower rate of iater
oat bpoctoDy ahonld he try to avoid
*• tooat miaou iatenat of aU.
■—Mr. that which la known aa “tens
— what he boys. If ha has
- SB
wMfetarest reto ho has bosn pay
h—ha aad avoid "Haas prims" next
mr.
*—nr fanner ahonld also m-k. it
• tola to have a competent physician
*”* —*h aaxitn of the family a
thscoagh physical examination at
*-• •— a year. ThU will cost »
Httia bat not so mach u a coffin—
*■ *»ot. not so mock as a doctor uo
•By charge* for treating one "spall
•* I***™-" *■ the long run, inch
an —naal examination will save more
*— dollars for srery dollar it
—etc in a-tli.al money—to say noth
ing of tho lengthening of Ufa aad
haaUh aad kappiaoas.
"Ai —o of yrcrontion Is worth a
ponnd of care.” Certainly once a you
ovwy individual ahonld toy to dad
on* the bottom facts shoot himself
—* 1 M and readiest Using
medlii to ec
••' toata tens fosnd ant.
"•I l ith la Uw year in
— investigation
it December. Left yet the (uti tbit
math aboat oar health and the fam
ily't health, oar baataaea and the fast
0y*» baeineat, and prepare at oat* for
whatever “riyhUabeot-face*' la the
way of Urine, trad icy, and vorUay
that three facta dwv aa tea
“d#*- r m
HAKVEY WILL AXTUHM TO U. K.
AT ONCIt MU MAAVKY IS ILL
1—tee. Do*. L—tte AmMm
vtaniac te tte MM Btetoeateeot
a»«a*i< lately far a atert riaft. Tte
rMaon aantted ta ki* vUdt ia te ui
rty ateat kta wife** With. «M.K tea
of lata, aad tte
ta fir* kar a
Ai tte anteaaa
rtet wtll aatealte witk tte pta
aaaca te Atoertaa of tte Mtife ate
»*ob haated ky (te ttiaaaaSaa at tte
oxcteaMr. Staalay Baldwin, it to aa
maMd that Mr. Harvey will tote tte
oppertaatty aw tte ITirijnii dtoe
ttoa generally.
U. S. TREASURY PAYS
BILLION TO HOLDERS
OP “VICTORY- NOTES
Wntoito, Dae. l«.—Th# treas
«T eomplaUd tonight an* , of It*
grants* post-war financial operation*
*U*k included a payment 1^ on* day
af 91,900,000,000 to holdan af Vic
tory notaa amllad for radsmptlan tad
matartng certificate* of ladabteUnm*
•ad intarcat on th* public debt.
The day's transaction also inclnd
*d tbs flotation of $900,000,000 In
two and ona-half year trap wiry notes
and $400,000,000 la certificate* of
indebted****, pan of which mature in
three month* and the remainder In
on* year, aad th# collection of #17#.
000,000 fat Incoma aad profit taxes.
Preliminary figure* received by *!m
treasury tonight indicated that sub
scriptions to Uta offs rings of not*
aad cartifieatas would reach about
' r(l'U.OW). ThU vu the ba*U fo.
•..-■ir.eata by ofl&claU that the t*o
■• —>M year note* had provad
- v' 11 tcYcrUnanb It tu aaid
lt t'.At the over labecrlptiuo i«di
'0“ ‘‘l-ioe i** Su*ineie
| i ;ur payment proved a beat
I-—
•qua! to expectations, It was oaM II
that amount war* added to the re
ceipts from the two lean a* of (Orarm
amnt oecarttias, the traaoary** ledger
theoretically would oiny a larger
balance tau'r*'* than laat sight. The
outgo for the day which Included
$700,000,000 to the bolder* of *1*
tory not** caliad fur radaaptlon,
9300,000,000 to pay off maturing ««r.
dflcatai of iadabtadnaaa and $100,'
I 000,900 la lntaraat on tha public dab
' la aat again ft nacaipta of approximat*
; ly 91.079,000,000.
PINU IN WtNTKR
’ I
Th* pin** In winter aro a wondrous
Deckad out in ulnforma of groan and
white;
They look Ilk* voteruna on draa* pa
rade,
Aa down their rank* the North Wind
marchca staid.
ij- Mr. Farmer—
Use lime-41 will make you money.
We have just received a car of MAS
con ground lime stone and die price is
right. Come to see us at once if you want any
for winter and spring use. We do not think
it will last very long as there is a big demand
for lime this year on account of the price and
the BOLL WEEVIL.
i Johnson Cotton Company
Dunn, North Carolina
SPECIAL PRICES
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Standard Middlings _ __ ...._$2.10
Red Dog. $2.50
Sugarine Scratch Feed_$3.00
Sugarine Buttermilk Mash_$3.50
Sugarine Dairy Feed_$2.50
Sucrene Dairy Feed_$2.25
Just a few more tons of the above bar
gains left. Next prices will necessarily be
higher. Buy now and save the difference.
CASH GROCERY
The Dunn Package House
Thank* you for the patronage given it
ing the pout year and wiahe* you a—
I MERRY CHRISTMAS
I HAPPY NEW YEAR
I Will Profit Through Trading With U*
--During 1923—
5 Christmas Cakes-- |
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ifr
Our OLD FASHIONED POUND CAKE is like C
your grandmother used to make when you went to the coun- «
try Christmas day. Remember?
We have FRUIT CAKE that can t be beat for qual
ity. It contains the very best of fruits and nuts. It s reasonably
priced at 7 5c per pound.
We have OTHER CAKES of all kinds and prices,
to suit all tastes and pocketbooks. For instance: Coconut,
Chocolate, Caramel, Walnut, Orange and Strawbeny.
Pearce’s Bakery *
North Carolina t
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Nothing will prove more acceptable or more serviceable.
We have just the things you want, whether they
Be single pieces or full suits for Bed Room,
Dining Room and Living Room
Our furniture store is filled with the choicest lot of fur
niture ever brought to Dunn and we will be glad to show
you through it.
In the furniture department you’ll find a beautiful lot of
PI*7®* Pianos, Edison and other Phonographs
and all kinds of Records
There are lota of guns, rifles and knives in our hard
ware department that will be fine presents for the boys
and men.
Get your presents from us—there is nothing here that is
-—-—-not useful-;
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The Barnes & Holliday Company M
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Dunn, North Carolina ■