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organiser of the
and waa bare
bar home in
In enter to aid mm
getting things running
smoothly. W. A. Erwin Sr, wen
tniy-treasurer of the Emin Mill*,
t?oko to tha ladles only, tniprcm
>•'« upon thorn that they and not
±c Writ we.x new being looked up
on ae the leaders. Calling atten
tion to various things being done by
tbe women everywhere, he charact
erised this as a “Woman's Day.”
Later iq the evealng he (poke U
■»" and women an topic■ which
are a vital necessity to the town
lie alto took a fling at Evolution,
amaOHg 19* teachings aa being a
try and citing the Scripture* si
proof the; man w*j created by Ood
nnl not aa the theory of evolution
would have Be to believe. Several
1 uedred people who taxed the seat
ing and standing capacity of the
dltorium beard Mr. Erwin end
vviced their approval time and
again with applause.
Mir* Winnie WltlU, of SouUiport,
has accepted a position here with tk<
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tiaManrf nM wkh
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Ateclotly the re el ■ at and
neat effectiveway ofcleaning.
V/riU for deacrlpthra
of hooaehoM uaaa.
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Krwiii Cotton Mai* office force u
stenographer.
Mr. and Mra. W. M. Crawford,
oX Angler, were the guests of their
son, Herbert Crawford, here Son
day.
Mi" Alice Parker la rapidly rc
corering from an attack of mead**
whirb Haa kept key In for severe
days.
C- a Hick* and a J. Clark* Jr.
local banker*, attended the North
Carolina Bankers' Convention la
Pinehurit laat week.
Lather P. Print* vpeat lost fri
day in Greensboro, where he wen
p to receive initiation ns a member of
| the Kilts.
C. F. Neighbor*, of lie noon was n
Visitor bare.
“MlckioM O'Qulna. of the Greene
boro baseball dob spent the week
end here with hi* parents.
Several from her* attended the
Ralcifrh-Durbam baseball game iu
Raleigh Monday.
The local baseball team is canted
j to play two games this week, one
, Here su’d tho other away from home
, They play Fuqoay Springe Thsre
tiny and SmkMteld play* here Sat
; unlay afternoon.
U. S. COMPANIES WROTE
TEN RUXIONS IN UFA
INSURANCE DURING 1SS
New York, May JUaerican life
m»uranee companies wiata tan and a
half billion dollars at Ufa Insurance
in 1MI. n new hick record, and far
the first time in history paid oat
more than a bIHioo doUara to policy
ho liters it was disc loaed today in stat
prepared by tha Spectator, an
Insurance publication. The payment*
totalled $1,000,431,784.
Of the $10,600,000,000 new basi
ocu written, $8,400,000,000 waa or
dinary Insurance, inctadinc group.
This waa about $506,060,006 laaa
than the amount written in 1910, the
prrrlona banner year, but the leaa
was more than overcome by Um gain
in new industrial insurance. The in
dustrial Insurance for 1912, was 82.
100,000.000 against Si,400,000,OOo
the year before.
SENTENCED TO ROADS
FOR IMMORAL CONDUCT
Fayetteville, lfay 8.—Alva S. Phil
lipa. of Rock Hill, S. c, whom a de
partment of Justice agent had de
! dined to prosecute ou^white stare”
charges, is under sentence of twelve
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I No Guess-Woirl: Here
X' Most folks know thct getting eggs
depends largely upon the hen’s feed
Yet with many people feeding is guess*
j work. Their hen’s Icy port of the
time and usually "board’’ when ecRl
ore nxxt profitable.
More £gv* c r
The guarantee behind i
Chow end Chicken Che
oOgueos-work. These
they are offered o
guarantee.
far thm Chmckmr
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|L. P. Surles, Dunn, N. C.
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- Town Tak Notice!
The tax books for the town of Dunn
have been turned over to me. As all taxes
are past due Ij ancompelled to insist on
prompt payment ahd hope you will see me
at once and raa^e Settlement.
THE TOWN WEEDS THE MONEY
mo nilii on tha Cumberland eoanty!
rondo for Immoral conduct. The mn
teoee wae impoacd by Recorder Chaa.
W. Barefoot Phitlipa ia char*od with
brinym* two yirla boro from Bock
Uill. The FmJeral ayent who follow
ed them here dropped the eaaa be
cause tfc yirla |tn cen&etiny taa
limony Only one of them, jownecr,
waa produced aa a wi‘4 eae Ii< the
Recorder's Court, and her tsslimer.y'
convicted Phitlipa Tbn r'cfenJant
pleaded not yuflty bat offered no too
— g H ■■ I 1 rrrrs
tbnony and bad no coamel.
SIX-MILLION BALES
COTTON ON HAND APRIL I
Washington, May 8.—Stock* of
American cotton on hand April 1,
the commerce department estimated
today, totaled C,OSS,000 bale*,
while the total world stocks of cot
ton on (ho same date amounted to
11,010,000 bales.
During the eight months ending
April 1, the department estimated
rnn*urr*pl(ori of American cotton at
9,0X1.000 bales and world consamp
(ion from all sources at 18,181,000
talc*. On July 81, 1022; etocka of
American cotton were estimated at
8,123,000 balm and the world's
stuck at 3,939,000 bolus. It was
also calculated that 1922 produc
fon of American cotton amounted
'o 0,037,000 bales and rttart the
world production was 17,7891000
bales,
Gum-Dipped Cords
Gaining New Fame tor Service
!f4% 8o1m Increase In Last Six Months
• Shows Treidl Toward Firestone •
The public tee emphatically tpokan. fhe popu- rtaulta la ccuaonical mileage of tha Ftraatone
lar preference la ail tarrit itBa Is aaailHBabliv the process of double gum-dipping. Tha buyh^-awfc^
teaatona On-Upped Cordl I toward Ftrearooe show* how It hat advanced the
A standard of ecrvlee tea Waaa tst J theee fa- '’ufcUc'* — tviard of tire value,
am thsa without parallel V tha pSt. It tea Atk owner* about Fbeetone performance ee the*
twadt a salts Incraaaa of li% far la past i» earn. Note the big taakab Sects Flreatooeoqudppsd.
—tea over tte same period If a ym ago tha Watch tha new cart you aac—just from tte te
gaataat Bain la all ilwaiaa hiAry I tarieai rWcetooc CKun-thopul Tarda are seen IWj
Tba Tliaal.m. Qua PI—J Lrd Jthe mU.u *h” “ *** tacre“ta« matbm.
achievement which h—Ovt tha oaoun ratra mileage that only tte
Iba If inilniw rm a I nfiml r % §- pheatooe name aaairea you. Only by tnetatlag on
1 I thia name can you be sure of getting tte gi-Tibia
Tha the buying pubtte baa bsemamuaed to the gum-dipped construction.
^ OUM'DBPPKD CORDS
r j Get m met of thorn Gain-Dipped Cords from one of the foUoesinp deals %
Broad^S treet Filling Station, Dunn, N. C.
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^ BUTLER BROTHERS — n
10 to 15 per cent off on All Cash Pur
chases at Our Store. Buy fpofn-^
Us and Save Money. (\s> )
See this Mascot range
on display in our
window
Makes your cooking 3
a pleasure instead f
of a drudgery \
Cooks quicker and L
better 1
Make all your hardware, cutlery, etc.,
save money.
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BUTLER BROS.
Dunn, North Carolina
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