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W« have known men who married
* ttoki ■ wmaher-wowmn and a fan
►and. all In m.
rrux* ha* moved, and wo take U
ftkat the next wove b Germaay'a. Bat
*• F™1* www *0 be, which way to
A dovecote effort ahoold ho made
to not the Lncknew aqnare d bp ate
oMtlod before the next tee* pri
. *«y. »• rm bwcy fete.
in* loague ei Mottoes w appar
ently foiuskmlag right wag wttfcoat
the United States —hat
with that added, it woaid no doafct
function nroefc tetter.
"The only thing Dnnn lacks of
being aB that eoald be desired in tte
way of a good town is an up »o date
hotel." said an eot-of-town visitor.
W* agree with him. don't you?
It appear* that it is twin for oao
Gaston B. Mesas to slay oa tte
front page than off. Wo mu theft
money is Ilia mat. of BMW of tte
atari** in which te is faatarad, How
ovar.
Dawn te XteWppi a man wteis
an ite InaUa af a JaS iTrktsg .ift an
Jo^*aa*teac “ oadar^n^Sar^
wfll suffer--BpB | fcaaiw ** and
“ teatiered norms." Oar gaom ia.
they era ndfvring from ttettorod
brain whoa they begin.
“1 had board m much about Dunn
that I wasted U pay it a visit," K
marted a racawt visitor. He then
taprcased fchnooH n being mors fav
orable impremed with the tows than
te bad expected to te. As a live
wido-a-wate town, Dana li bote to
Juat bow neb damage la the cat*
of Bra ja eaeagh, wo doa*t Isew.
Bat whet am itaitot oat to atete ia,
that the Haotyp# man mad# 1%# Dte
patch remark la Me la#t Imu that
two local flraa warn ntb|uid<4 toa
fara enoagh damage waa doae. Jaet
aaa of thorn typographical anon,
that** alL
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They hare a habit af doiag the aa
oaaaJ in Baaria. Baa by the papas
that • bobbed haired wniaoa af rear*
twenty eemsare eat aa praeidiag
Jadge at the trial of eight Wgtrwmy
aabbar*. Bare a of the robbore ware
acateneed ta die by the fasala Jadge.
Lowyera who practice ta bar cwwrt
aaeeet that bar Judgment waa the
egaai of, or better, than that af seat
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NATIOM-WIPE BOB BUY.
Which ia the waeao, ta rob aa ia
dWdaal er ta rab the entire etthsn
rirfg af a ceuSryT la renalag ap
the pete* of eager 4* 4U pceeent irrel
■emabedp la robbing the entire cltt
•esbip ef the Uated Btataa. Aea re
sit of the aeartag peter* of aeigar
deOy
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Mwl .« his rtl.kw uJ Unci. Bun
Hooding mute end silent in the bswk
Ptowd with Ms hands under bis
cMbtaUs. A ad an the wo* would’
Mag tba admonition that has echoed1
Md re-echoed down tho corridors of
time, “ Thou skalt not stodl."
NEGROES GOING NORTH
Sm by «M papers that a total af
3.00b asgiw laborers Ml North Caro
line for the North la ftro daps' thee
They are also tearing tba other
Southern States by tho thousand, tt
it said. Lsflue need by tho promise of
shorter bourn and more money, chaos
negroes are tanking their Mh on
lha!r wry best fHonda Tot, wo
doubt that the South win bo the Moor
“ • result of the migration of the
darbies to other sections of the
country. Ia the community where
we grew up there was not a negro to
bo found, and the whits folks lived
ns well as in communhies where
there were negro laborers.
Is it not true shot too much of tho
w°ri Mo been left to the negro,
•ayway? Of one thing wo are sura,
and that is, maay white parents make
a mistake in leaving the care of their
children to negro women. Thao waa
when a child left is tho can of a
black "mammy” waa In good hands,
but not so today. The aegrom of
today are far from being bkc the
negro of years gone by ia many
respects. By this we do not moon
Out the negro ss a race has not made
■advances, but we do mean that the
negro has loot many of tho old-time
traits that mads them useful to others
than their own race.
A DANGEROUS PRACTICE
Anri, again we have been naked to
urge the necessity of drhj® tram
Dunn soda fosntaine being served in
individual cops Wa ham noted that
one fountain proprietor in Dunn is
doing that very thing, and he is to
be commended for k. In very few
towns the sisc of Dann in the
thisoty required to drink from a
glaas that ia oaed probably a hun
dred times n day. Of course the
«re '' sterilised." hot the
iDrrillxstioo process Is net aufteient
to destroy • germ, and that* what
counts If there is any “ hast way ”
to spread disease, la oar opinion, it
is by tk* as* of pablte drinking
(fame* at soda fountain*
THE PARMER0 FEEDS THEM
W* knew this was tar from an in
•cctlees age, hat not until Franklin
Sherman “ lot oat " the information
dd ae know that there are «,8«0 dif
feruat tend* and hrteda of inaaeta
in North Carolina. And a| theta djt
r
bare Daily Newt to J
“ l» it aay wonder that tha laivasr
baa a head UravT “
We have often heard It said that
the fanner feeds tha world, and k
might ka added, the insects too.
Truly, -tin farmer is our very baot
friend.
WAS IT A RAT-COLA T
A wake county crtiien brought salt
■gainst the Raleigh CocaCoU Bot
tling Co., asking for $10,000 dam
ages as a result of drinking a bottle
of ooca-eola, which the plaintiff al
leged contained a rmt He lost Us suit,
the court refusing to give him dam
ages. What we’d like to ki.ow U, How
did i rat get into a oocs-ools bottle!
n>a rats we've bee naegu rimed with
would And a moat diAouH task in get.
tlag into a "dope” bottle aad even
a mouse would And K no easy task.
And, euro after the tat had taken
up the space required for hua, there
would have been hut little room loft
for coca-cola. It must have been a
mouse.
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The farmer with no schooling earns
$440 per rear; with a common eriiori
education. $$$$.$0 per pour; high
•ehool education, $448.(0 per rear;
erith a dart eeurse training elided.
l8Bl.lt; bu twhaa he adds the full
four year course In aa agricultural
college his average income ampaj to
$1.2(4.00 per year, And investiga
tors at the State college.
ULUNGTON BANK '
CLOSES IB DOORS
HwnNt .Cwuty Trust Co.
A "w* -™rA*
Tbs Harnett Coonty Trus, Co., sf
UDIagtoa. yesterday rioerd tta doom,
add lag another to the haU-doacn er
more faUane of State banks ottri
bnted to the faaoteeacy of fee Oom
merrial Notional Bank, of Wilmlng-'
too. The failure is fee second to
Harnett county this month ,bot feel
«*miar *f fed Stats Bank and Trust!
Ca. .sf Doan, about It days «go, hod
no roM.eetfen wife fee Wilmington
fan are.
Tke LUHi|t»n InetMfeien yeotor
<h>T found itself unable to continue
Ir. bust uses and Neacd Ma doer* roL
untiraly about ooen. Chief *-»!,
aminar Clarence Latham want to i
LilUngton yesterday afternoon aad
assumed charge of the defunct bank.
No receiver has yet been named by
the courts.
The Harnett Ooonty Trust Co.,:
which had a capital of f 10,000, was
fee youngest af tbs two banka fa
LOHngton. aad had base in botineu
for only fire year*. The bonk was
heavily involved la the failure of fee
Cunfeertond Bailway end Fewer Oo.,
about two yearn ago, but that mat
ter had been adjusted and is said
not to hove been a factor in the fall-!
ore.
r. uwaj ni prewqent of Ox
defonot bank, and W. L. flatten eas
ier. Mr. flatten stated om the tel
ephone laat nigbt that tha hank wua
ineohred to the extent of fit,*00 in
the tailor* of the Commercial Na
tional of Wilmington, and that the
clealng of fcb bank wax dm to the
fake re of the larger InjtKotton and
a steady decline to depoetta.
Mr. .Sutton stated that he expects
hie bank trill pay 100 eante on tha
dollar, and that he regards 90 eento
on the dollar aa the minimum amount
that wfll he realised by depoaiton.—
Raleigh Newt and Ohesrrer.
Elaborate Plant For
The May Day Festival
Cite Flee Girts Te Prteenl A
Pageaat Bea.tif.l With Cee.
Festival) What does that ward not
Imply? Airy eoatemee and aoetfsetk'
CLUSiitt mi
TO 3A4,( HERE
K.C-/. A. C. Feldlman, of New
• ‘’*■'*1 WiU >• reach at Pres
byterian Church Sundry
Bav. A. C Feklawn. of tliu Jew
ish ( hrUciua Mission of New Y.'.ri
rity, will pi each at tits Dunn Praiby
Uriae church Sunday morning at II
o’clock. Hi* subject wW be •• Th#
Chr**t Isn't Obligation to th* Jaw.”
Mr. Feldlman is * highly educated
and cultured Jswist tsachcr . and
preacher. He hat traveled sxUmlvely
ami has spoken before many aodl
oacn* in behalf of Ms people. He
spent three years* la Jerusalem and
understands Zionism, and will give
an explanation from the Jewish stand
paint. Hit address should bo at tpa
cUl snd peculiar interest U both ,tfao
Jew and ths 0oolite.
He will also deal with th* question
of the second coming of Christ from
the Jewish-Chrixtisn standpoint This
will ho of apodal interest to ail who
are concerned In (ho fulfillment of
prophecy. Th# public is iavited (o
hoar this lssrasd Jaw.
dances, folk cos Come* and quaint
daneoa, and host of all, a lovely
May Queen—(fa* town's tholes —
with stately attendants who do ths
courtly minuet ta her honor. Nor
am the least important personages
th* witty jeater and court food, with
out whom no court Of madias val times
was complete.
Them are only a few features of
the fete which the ftva Camp Fire*
of Dans will pratoet on the cotton
yard Tuesday, May let. Atfter the
evasta centering arourxi the Queen'•
coronation. there wHI be plenty of
good things to eat on sale —salad,
•andwichea, tea, lee cream, apndy,
etc. Foieuoc-uUaft aid lied £ the
at of palmistry W* be there to re
veal year fttore, 4»d beet of all there
will be for the ltttte folks a depart
ment of games, wttb aa experienced
•uperrimor. i.
Remember the Hate, and the par
poee, and help hi Camp Fires metre
the Old SngUMr 'omtom of making
May day merry. ••
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INACCURATE THERMOMETERS
CAUSE (QOR HATCHES
Baloigb, N.
eie thermo me often the oenee
of ld> mean weak
hick* that have a heavy death rale]
f'«r they are taken from tha in
cubator. Therefore he sure tha ther
mometer ll certified and wham die
poultry reiser has more than 0ac,
•t is a jrood plan to tcaet Cham all at
one temperature, lay* Dr. B. i'.
K*»PPrJ» charge of poultry Invest!
iatlons for the State College and De
partment of Agriculture. This can
Ic done, he says, by potting them all
n one Incubator ami reading them at
the temperature of 103 degrees F.
A theraometer that varies as msc* as
3 degrees, and Dr. Kuupp has found
sach, may naan an oetirs failure.
If the thermometer reads 103 de
gree* wheo the temperature la really
105 It would mean raised agga and
-much discouragement because of tha
bad results.
Dr. Kaupp states that another way
W tost the incubator and brooder
thermometers la to use a certified
clinical thermometer which Is known
to be correct. Both those am placed
In warm water and when the water
roaches 103 degrees with the clini
cal thermometer It should ako mad
the same with the inc abater ther
mometer. If there is as much as
s degree of difference tha thermom
eter should not be used.
The thermometer that hangs from
the top of the egg compartment with
its bulb ssspeoded so that It is Jam
at the top level of the eggi is Ike
beat, finds Dr. Kaupp. He states that
tha bulb should not touch the eggs.
Sack a thermometer io oot likely to
bo broken er left oot of the trny
when the ra troyj nrc taken out for
timing.
The capt WiouU be kept at a tem
p«rotor* will not b* reaitUrveJ occur
•lull, mys Dr. Kndpp. XI H raata
ngain.u an egg containing an em
bryo it >*111 r*gi*t«r too high, and if
the egg U infertile or contain* a
•load frcra it t» likely rat to regie ter
1 '.gk ••nougti.
Bothaxr
Happy
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1 BLACK-DRAUGHT |
A Pmh Vanttli Dytr MktiM rl
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YOUR OWN MONUMENT
Hare you thought of 4tf Even
though you an not oraiacut in nay
walk of life and the world will not
met a monunaa* to your aonoir,
you may do oo yuataelf. You any
Irian a memorial for a friend, for the
family. Wo will carry out yoar la
ttrueWora
DUNN MARBLE WORKS
M. B. WBUama, Prop.
110 Edgerton 0L Dana, N. C.
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THE DUNN FAMILY LAUNDRY i
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Announce the Opening of Their
DAMP WASH LAUNDRY
On Monday, April 23
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Clothes called for and delivered the same
day, ready for ironing. Price $1 per week, \
maximum 20 pounds dry weight.
Phone 206 and let us send you a laundry
. bag free.
Give us a trial, and if not satisfied there j
will be no charges.
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ICE CREAM—Eat More of It. It
is a Pure Food.
Our Ice Cream is 100 per cent pure, Clean
and Delicious. Buy it for your Sunday Din*
ner and every other meal.
The Whole Family Will Enjoy It
Try Our Black Walnut and Other
Fruit Creams
DUNN ICE CREAM PARLOR
and Candy Kitchen
- * Pn^rietor
Phone No. 2oB Next to Postoffice
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FOR HOT WEATHER
Fine quality silk teddies,1
pink, orchid and lavender—
Pries *2.95
Palm Olive Cream and
Shampoo
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The Fifth Ave. Shop
Tfre*tone
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Solid and Pneumatic Truck Tires
Until May 1st
Hover has Firestone been so well
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msasurs of Cushion. Traction and MUo
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Today, economical manufacturing and
distribution are showing the fullest re
•ulte. Oar favorable purchases of rubber,
ia advance of the 160% Increase brought
about by the British Crude Rubber Re
striction Act, aid further in maintaining
the old price levels.
Whatever the Truck Service the
Fbeetcnm Dealer Hoe the
Right Tire
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*°d rat now records in sure, economical
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Track owners, using pneumatic drat,
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Firestone Track Type Cords with the
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Additional tires will be supplied to
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months.
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