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Mi* J. C. Hodge,. ot Fayetteville,
Is a visitor here this weok
John W. Thornton was a bneinma
visitor at Mcbanr thia weok.
Charlie Jor.e* of Wln»ton-Sal#m,
war a buiinnc, visitor hero this week.
J. IV. Wiloou of Qrconaboro, is
upending a rhort vocation In Dunn
with relative*..
Mrs Joseph K. MvPhoil of Fayette
ville, is t"« guest tills week of Mr*
A. L. Newberry.
Mias Raider Aiiamu left yesterday
for Givensfioro to resume her studies
at the Grven'.ihoio college.
L. ,H. Pr'iltrii und J. C. Clifford.
Jr., went Wrilranlfty to Haleigh to
•'liter the N. C State college.
Mr* K. H. Culhrvth and little son
have returned from a several week*
vi»it vo rvlutivea in 8outh Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Broughton and
son, Thomas, have leturned tram <
trip to Suffolk, Va., Ericnton and
Hertford.
The new gin* installed at thi
Barnes oil mill. In North Bunn, re
placing Utime burned last October,
arc now in operation.
C. M. Butler returned home Wed
i.eerily front Casnp McClellan, Anois
ton, Alabama, where he spent n
month in the citisei.*’ military train
lug ramp.
Mr*. Ora Pearson has returned
from a visit to relative* at Raleigh
ami wromlcll. She wsl accompanied
home by Miai Roby Frank* who trill
-pend n few days bore a* hrr gorsl.
Mr. and Mn. O. M. Tilghman an.l
two aont, Sonny and Myers, return
ed Wednesday night from Natural
Bridge, Vu., where they tpcnl three
week*. They mode the trip trot.
country in Mr. Tilghman'a ear.
Miarea Myrtle qrui Fannio llarpo
of Wilson, are guest* at the horn
of Mr*. MeD. Holliday. Booth Wash
Ington avenue They have recently re
turned from Washington,. I). C.
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. T. J. Walker and daughter*.
Mi**c* Lurilc and Bestir, have retain,•
ed to thoir homo in HaOleaburg, Mi*-,
after spending aese-al weeks here
with Mrs. Walker's sister, Mrs. Mat
tie Washburn and other relatives.
Arnold Borden Edgerton. of Colds
. boro, spent pa it of loot week hero
visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. L. Thomp
son. Ho i* a grandson of Capt. J. B
Edge iton and the late B. B. Borden,
both of whom wars well-known in
Dunn. •
C. T. Ikir>y, manager of the local
~office ^f the Carolina r»ea< OeS
■ light Company, attended in Raleigh
yosteiday a meeting of the offie*
managers of this company. The party
yinitrd the new rtoai.i plant wlikli it
nearing compktlon on the Cap* Fra*
liver at Moneure.
gka was mated in Tuesday’s Dis
patch, Dr. Livingston Johnson, edlto
of lire BiUlleal Recorder, Raleigh,
wlU preach at the First Baplia:
church here mxt Sunday morning
end evening, riiis xrmoni will doal
with his recent viait to Europe and
the tiling* observed while in thal
country.
James Oliver, 16 naontha-old aor
of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mason, wh<
live in South Dunn, died Tucsda)
evening at 0:80 o'clock. The funora
waa conducted ot the grave Wedncs
day afternoon by Rev. O T. Mattox
pastor of the Dunn Christian church
and interment wus msde in th<
Strickland cemetery, near Falcon.
A new Dodge ambulance rvccntl;
purchased by the Barnes and Holli
day company arrived Wednesday
The ambulance Is of the most modem
type, with vests: for both doctor cm
nurse and bed for patient. It will bi
used in serving the Dunn Hospital, lh
Good Hope hospital at Duke and th
public generally.
David Featsail, who was irrentl;
elected superintendent of the lues
wutcr department, ha» entered up**
)■■» new duller. Hr wa* aecompaMe*
from Southern Pine*, where hr hcl
a similar poahion, by Mr*. Vearwil
They are .laying for the prevent *
the home of Mr. Penmtl'o parent*
Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Pearsall. 8out
King * venue. They expect to bcgl
housekeeping at an oatfy date, how
ewer.
P. A. I.co, prendcnt of the Nort
Carolina Pharmaceutical auoeiatioi
and Geo. K. Grantham, a delegal
front the Slate organisation, return
i**l ycdorday from Asheville, whei
they attended a meeting of the An
rrlcan Pharmaceutical amociatioi
They report a large attendance an
a moot Interesting meeting. Tbla wi
the urond time a meeting of th
noted aaaoelation haa been held I
tlua State, having Uut mm In Aah*
villo In 188$.
Sam Plciahman haa returned fro
the northern markets, where ht (pel
three weak* buying fall and wlwt
good* for the loesl Flelahmaa star
He waa joined hi Mew York hr ho
era from the other Sve atoreo open
«d ky Fleishman Brother*. Mr. Pleta
man parch seed the stock for the nr
Fleishman (tore here, which will
ready far eeeoyoney In a few wool
“1 port ha will an* of the larga
rtoek* ef m*rehandle* rear ohlpp
to Doan,” Im raid yaaterday wh
talking with a Dispatch reporter. T
good* are already arriving, he add*
L.LLLIS.JJ
The condition of Mm. B. D. Bunn, |
who hu boon 111 for several day*, I*
unimproved.
Herbert McKay, Jr., B-yonr-olil I
eon ot Mr. and Mre Herbert McKay, j
I* ecrlouoly ill.
Miss Thelma Mclounb. of Bcumon'*
Cruse roads ia visiting MU* Jvancv-'
dnrkson on Route 1 from Dunn.
N. ti. Bartlett, secretary of the
Eastern Carolina Chambci of Com
merce, woe a Dunn visitor yesterday.
Mis* Martha Adam*, daughter of
Uov. and Mre. C, T. Adams, left thi»
afternoon for Greenville, Pitt coun
ty, where she will leach English in
the city schools.
Hubert Grime*, who holds s posi
tion in the wakh repairing depart
mcnl of Butler Brothers store, 1*
confined to his room with a slight
attack of pneumonia.
8am Surlea, who liras held a posi
tion in th* Boll Weevil baihrr •hop 1
Cot -OKU- time, Wednesday moved hi*
family from Rocky Mount tu Hu,in.
They are occupying a rvatilvncu In
North Dunn.
Mrs. L. P. Sorias who returned
home Sunday from Raleigh, when
she underwent air operation at the
Rex hospital, has developed pacurno.
nia In the right diio. Ber condition is
reported aa more favorable today. I
Approximately 1,000 bale* of n#W|
rrup cotton hull been marketed ami!
pooled bore up to noon today. The
largest number uf bales marketed
spy one itay was on Wcdneaday of
this week when a total of 180 bale*
were brought in. Middling coteln In
•ailing for 26 * 8 rents the pound!
today. I
'. Ill-ginning Monday. Sept»i»lH.r log
the banking houra of the Bunk of
Harnett, at Ihike, will be el angnl.
Under the new plan the back will
be open continuously from V n. in.
to 1 p. m. Under the old system the
bunk closed one hour in the middle
of the day and remained open later
!n the afternoon. Beginning Monday
the doom will be cloaed at 3 o’clock
In the afternoon.
AT THE CHURCHES
First Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:4( a. m. Morning
**rrie# u 6 m. Special muaie an
them, double quartet. Evening set*
vice 8 p. m. Special muaie, anthem,
solo with chorus.
Christian Church
. ^ev- O. T Mattox pastor. Itiblc,
School Sunday 9: 45 a. m. Preach J
mg Sunday 11: OO a. m Subject 4
Chnatian Education ’’ A service'
primarily in honor of the voung pen
flla Who aaa molar, --
Preaching Sunday 8:00 ji. in.
Chnatian Endeavor Monday 8:00 p
m. Midweek aervkr Wednesday
8 : 00 p. ni.
Public cordially invited to wnrshin
with u«.
YOUNG WHY NOT
buy lb* Oar iMclilty
1* to St a In rlothiaii,
•ho—, elc. cheaper.
Our line li 4 anil you rhouJd
tee It bnfon h.jt. no trouble to
chow and p our good*. R. G.
Taylor Co. Sept. 7, 1923.
GET YOUR COTTON SHEETS AT
U P. SURLTdfUf jlorr. Sheet! 90x8(1
eoltinc for 4(rccpt> ouch. 7 4te.
FOX SALE—SB^ORDS DRY PINE
wood. Soe AjC. Barn—. Phone
110-J. ’ y Hie.
MONEY TO LOAMf—ANY AmwI
on 1m| tfcnoX Jt ladara—al aoa m
K onto. W—1»4 Woot, AMoraaym.
Dui.n, N. C.
To* salh.—to Plymouth Ruck
pullet* at V2 US each. Will bagdn
It, lay anon November lot. D. J.
McLaurin, Shady Grove, N. C.
4 21 pit.
LOST—A BROWN .SUIT CASE ON
the Clinton filRMray The aoil ce*r
contained a .nil of rlotdtei aumr
apple* and Rr/pca. Finder plraac
lt avr at Snip/. Garage. A. W
Brown, Doan,'Route 1. 7 4t |*t
WANTED All ONCE_FIRST CUm
Mechanic wko An it# all kind* of
iwpalr workiiTaoil pay to right
nvnn. Smith (nd McKay. 4tfr.
FOR RENT—TwiS OFFICES OVER
nth’* Fruit yRoru. on* rear, our
front. 8ee At C. Hornet. Tlfc
FARM WANTED'—HaVE YOU A
farm for rent? I huee taam anil
labor, rrfrreatfK U'Tngtnn. N. C
Moutr 2. Bra 0«. It pd.
FOR SALE—ONE BUSINESS LOT
I orated on X. BWd 8b, iw turner
of boainaM laOTtioti. If Intcreste.'
apply la JaAr K. Jordao.
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVIN':
large lay of fall and winter .-'I
llrcry. <yce»:«, rjduka. dry froo.li
kllppchr. Wore*, A°7* **’•'
eloluirp, lor Uu.yenn.ful jayur rvlir,
nanU, mylu, beat nutcriu.’,
und kc.0'11 .'woHttn laabip fv.- 1—•
mor.ry. Da yoa want good* of tMt
rMiac'.ej. II Vt, are leudy I.
serve y.111,1 ft, tine Yellow Froi..
fetulc. Du.ik/N. Sepl 1, 102:!
R. (t TuyluWt'-o.
WE ARE JHOWINC REAUt IKLil
dreiwea fob foil r.ial winter in Uli*«i
f addon, a need A i \*h to $26.01'
j *nd as iv cur rattora, we aul) for
Iru. Ir.lioel Wf an* ready to serve
you with raildriery of the M*fec-.
order lailieL/for fan and ».dt.t. .
ar.d we aelll/or leas. R. G. Vriyloi
rompany. 9|pi 1. i»iS.
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COLONIAL THEATRE[
Program DeLuxe-j-Next Weeif j
Monday Ouly—Li. 0 j Davis Presents
“The SiWnt Call” !
/fllwn ilie Saturday Evening Post Story “Toe ;
/V>\ TrosVPuH”
J TUESDAY
The Pokers of a Lie”
_ An iftll-Star Cast |
WEDNESDAY
"Modern Marriage”
1 ■*— ■ ■ . . *"T" ■ ■ ■" _ , — ..—
iYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SOLID CAR LOAD OF
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INCLUDING LIVING/ROOM AND DINING ROOM
! r / SUITS
l \ MB. I
; Dining Room suit! in all die latest styles and finishes.
Living Room suit/ in both cane back and overstaffed,
"! in beautiful pl»t terns ef Tapestry, velour and mohair.
i. We especially' inv te you to visit our store before male
h ing your purchases.
If your are ii: reited in furniture of any kind) wo ihall
£ P*«a»ed to h*1 i ypi, call to see us or either write or
“ phone us and otrr epjesentative will gladly call with sam
ple* and quote y i the lo west possible prices.
f Rose & Woodall
;j| PHONE NO. 38 — t— BENSON. N. C.
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GET YOUR GINNED AT
tb> Btr'.e* Xm final
randy to do wyrk. Will mn
your urn'll * coat. 7 tte.
5 BT US BE Yl CINNCRt. NEW
n'.u* now tie fmnl work at (be
Hum Oft R 7 tte.
FOR SALE — SHEET IRON GAN
ax*. Emily Mured. See Copt. B. 8.
.Elian* for Information. tl-4te
•,V» W> CO:-tOV/1 MEETS. SIZE
80x80, Koiikart 40 rrnt* tuicb at
L. F.i Buri«*)WVorp. 7 4,‘A.
COA '-S AND COAT SUITS ARB
.Hiring till* 1 rrck »> ft.* Yellow
Front BtoroVOunp; N. C.. to fit
; lurjrr, metfimlniy »n»iill la.llra anil
tlicte w'th .ot» irimykU* ato*k wo
kK! lelllrg feV/lc»» mosey. R. G '
Taylor Co. 8<0t 7. 1028.
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Dr.Thacher
/'Prescript*
To The Puduc
riNTEREST IN
THIS NEWS
INTENSE
Results Accon.plbbeikby Won
derful Tonic in ’Restoring
Health, Strength ani Energy
Discussed All Overt Town
Or. TUcWr'i wUhralW \ Leva;
ai d Syrup tkat *c*a
cuv i.ia.ik.LU multi is
, tire lU» r*i.owMt pb;
! uu« i«. if fa/ ismKti.n
| ti*i* kwrd.
I'•¥ i*4*uft M*onij lh«t
it. -t.ul ilt« tbouundt i
froc liio • very*-<l*y cowyk
ihit i._.|., taa'-i live, aiiwtfcblej
aruuu-d by t!i<r anuoanceuwn’. (
i>r. TLir.iur'i c«!»l>/*tcd Liver f
‘ Hni. ,1 Syrup U to b* placed vrl
nuvlt t.f crtrf icon, woman and dhill
in inn -wnc. I |
1 11/ Kxrelival timir, lliut baa IhiI
‘ •••u-iiiU a w a.iiiO'1 ail over UitahacI
,• linn (>r ilto rounlry ua the loault of llA
i piVrrt in -w ' —if ■ tia avsh, ruiHbwin
’ ‘tlYvi iLc <liCH urn. no.nc-n lo the jjpya
••i I v.Uth, U eompoaiiSetd
>. . e u. f mV Aril nwi.i>vinrf/wi nf Anoi
.. Uic moat worthy physician* of I
i rou.tlry—Dr. U. 8. Ybaeber, who 1
i itijj,y y*ar» practiced his prefeaei
vllft signal sucres* in CIm city
> I.HoUnnoogu, Term. M
•K«.-a your llm working properly}
t u>.(t nipt* timcu out of tea >oo will
twty roll vtl itappy," said Dr. Thaeti
i > r ttejrfy a quttrtsr ©f.a eentary ago.
j 1‘roT.J Hit Yhoary
* Ur. Thaeltrr proved that * dieord
l rrutl liyrr ©fit :.H(nr< JfWptfo* rtltv
I .iamuik. lo.ks ap tho bowel* ami
itolaoi.* the blood. So lie art about
I n prtfer* it touir thwt would, <lrat,
input If Uw- l.ver; ©reond. ton.' up
the rl-’Moi-ti-. third, rloan out *•*»• in
b'/dn* • wml, fumth, pdrlfy tlu'
Mood.
|lr. tlt.-clier'* IJvor ami Wood Sp
in,• v.'.ai the result, a ml throughout
1,1 < lil.Kiiilti, ttr a result of hi* won
derful prrsctlptiou. this vouemblo
doctor r vutri u witlv reputation ao n
apreinliat in tho treatment of diaoass*
runned by the liver, stomach and how
clr.
M find prescribing t'i* r*",|ij In
Ms own practice anti among Hlo own
r.atknU, Utero aoou grow ap r»eh *
i.ematnl foe Dr. Tharts^s Llw*r and
Blood Sy.up among other* who had
heard of Its exccptisial hooting qonl
H.e*. that Dr. Thttahar Snsdlj
tempt led to orrmnjfo foe tho profile
tlon of tha tonic on o Drgar ceulo that
waa guoidMf In hla own private labor
ntory. Hut novrr, until now, has l
been |K»*iblo lo tllatribate Uia morl
lotion* protnrtllen among all wht
■tuty bo Oetefhli'd from it* imp.
Who Compounded
Great Medicine
DR. H. * THACKER I
URuHi
WIN THE AGENCY
FOR THACKER’S
Dr. Thacher’t Liver and Bleed
Syrup to Be Featured by
Leading Drugglth in Each
Town, tad Sold oe Meney
Back Guarantee.
| FoDovipg the flrv.r police of the
TUarhor l*ber*t*»i>f lo place Or.
! HmHwVi Utw iilit Rloo'l Ryrap
In the band* of the <n©vt
and fwimi' ihlc dratrUit In aarh
oily anil town, «b. annouMnaMnt
N ina.fr today 0'*' lhi. vainablo
ngeney h«o been awarded u> Hood
unit Or .illir.in. llui.t. K. C., aod
the H. I!. Tbomar Dry. t\»_ pu'id,
1C. C.
K^oli lruim«l U .id Iberia*J l.y
the Tlirrh. r lahoratarloa to return
Ule M*i>ttt*a Brice In »ny fane
where Ui« Ont bottle fall* to tone
fR, oo 1*9 ope need hetltaU abas*,
trying 1b* rpr*tV in*
The coat al th* preperlMlon le
very Hti’e. aa It l» onon’ieil in fall
aiiyiyth. wbloh perm!** too patient
to add utter whan VaVcn. It la alao
ma*t p!r -oaiil to lake .ind dart net
loav* a bad after latte In Dm
Oat*of-t«wa p* opte are adv'.««<]
that if aa Thaebar agent ban pat
been aw-elitcl tn their town, tkeb
awa Hiiiypltt nuty anenm Um
agney and wipply theaa with Dr
ITiicher** Ur»r and Blood Spray
1 by JtnoVpo to Tharbe- Kedleln.
] I
JV !10,000 Bottles Sold to
i'e.iHiylvam* and Ohio
Since January 1.
Although l>r. Thaehar** Um and
Head Syrup war not introduced Ml
I'tiunylvnnlo until January of Orii
sed In Ohio my March 1st,
.%'M,rnivM total of over llB.OOe
’iclfiM of th« ureal tonic hare al
.Osdy Wo wild, sod ttc demand b
' Kmaa:<ig.
A r.ijarkablo faet b that, although
fu- Tfcjehar Labaratortaa plainly
-ate that the ou rebate price will be
■ oeeil^Uy rtfu-ded in any case
• t.tr? r.i< medicine faila to bias re
ef. 05,1> t.h— hotter, of the 110,000
old In that* two rtalaa, nare baas
; ini-sea*.
Many nor.iMU tceaaariaa o«
: nnH'i lb,tits’* the me of toe aned!
•in* harp bn reported. Wiwnew
•* i t: ••■ ■•n. n have ileeUrcd Dr.
•riiei'e Liter ano Blood Syrup a
uurajy for toe relief of
Ud-'-if* Tiou* Its, ludlaeotloa, Bbeu
i.f.em, Sick Headaches. Torpid lia
. 1 k .<# In the Burk, Lore of Sleep,
.r.rv Blood, Lao* of Weight. Bilb
. ,.nns Loit vf Appatfu, Dtaalnast- .
■' ki'il Trmorue. CvaeBpoaion. Night
'■weota. BHorman of Breath, Bhln
•rupthwte, ami that Tlred-Bun-Wow*
.■;*.el s. Al . pc-venl stiesgiti build
i.| wit Horn an cqctl.
Many of their irratefal people hav» ■
■’•*1 j.uhiie ttatemeau of that* a*
‘•.'■•l-ti-* with the mndlatna. Ext ran.
1 from a few of tfccac at* yaMiahed kt
l-/w.
a o a
■Df. TUathai'a L’v«f and Van,
i .-i-o? rrrmiet'djr rv’.iered nr canatl
at.en, UaaiMwi and ana."—Dr. Bo*
!:>•' I3H Oiler AtreeC IMk>
| • wlpt.ta, I*.
! . • a , ;
"T w«t wearied for tea year* whh
: , aoli-w,:'.an and had vtoaaaeh till I
•".•a IK T ieeV.’# p«n*rJpt!an*\—
i. kk. naira', retired lawyer. 4211
54- b*. >, s. 8.. IHftehar*. Pj.
e e e
•n.ndaehw and torpid Hear ahnan
ma« a iaa ir»H ▼■oik, hut Dr. Ttioehai'*
lot V mat." a now aaan of ata."—T.
T. Ball, r. lnf clerk Devi- Pah. Prtttft
Capitol. lUulobarf, Pa.
♦ ♦ e
“My hark a^d kid oar* nearly MV.- ft
me Ml I yat Dr. ThaeVrr’a Host
*1 Wood fyrap. »Vet «ne aew"
Tnrk CKraoa «, C.*Br Jobber, *6
Oakdale Are., Akron. O.
k • •
“kljr AfU-rn yeart' rafferltiy fratn
sea end hliotMtw** or at ended bjr
“ ,.fW* (reel sodlakia.”—
\ V:dnr, Avti. Bayc. I. T. B Bwd
rllff Ca., Paint Phan. Toledo, O.