A DmwM Employ—
At the time of the noted Robeson
eoamy trial of alleged wom flog,
gers we made die assertion that Tar
tafetro, ibe Ku Klnx detective, who
ctBic mto the Kmelight (hrotifh his
in the cate, was made the
*t»t of the whole affair. That
. tlaffstwiaii wax Out is evidenced
PJv"* hd that Talliafefro whs th*
seaed hr the organization which he
reprtfenred and w still resting in the
Kolieaon county jail in Lnmberton.
Not only iKd the Klan fail to make
bund to get tpm oat of *iail, but it I
also tailed to pay the f7j0 fine im
posed upon h'-m hy J ndge N A. Sin
clair. A* tl'C matter now stands,
this Klan employee is destined to re
main in jail indefinitely, we are told.
ICi xiencc Iwiaight out at the trial
of TnBiaferro indicated that he was
ectinfr under the irot ruction* of a
Ingli official of tlie (Clan in North
Carolina. Thai being true, no doubt
there is onr more man whose opin
ion of the Klan has been lowered to
wane extent, and that man is none
other thin Tillisfrrm
It Is Not Fair
While wr are firm believer* in co
operative unrk«iiig or iarm |*cud
octa, it is our opinion that the two
Co-sgwtative Marketing assoc ia
Am — col loo and tobacco — have
pas»*-l tb«v leal Uriwid* m iheir ef
fort to hold the .landlords respons
ible lot the crops of non-member
Inuut*. Ami were it legal to re-1
<l«irc the land owner* to turn all the
cotton and tobacco grown by their
tenants into the, association*, ure
doubt the feaakality of sudi at
course.
The non-member tenant feels, and
•o do uc, that he has a perfect right!
to dispose of hi* diate of the crop.
which he ha* labored to grow as he'
ares bt. In fact, such a law a* would!
take this right away from him
would be unfair, to my the least.
The attempt of the two association*
to enforce this point has made many
latter enemies, not only among the
tetiani class, bat among the land
owaeri who are members Wthavc
an doubt* of the sincerity of dya
boards of directors in this matter,
hut in our judgment the effort to en
force this rigid and unfair rule, or
law, if It he such, has proved a muc.i
greater damage thaw benefit to th.
11 the leudtord lies the right to
•ipi up Ms tenant’s share of a cotton
«r tobacco crop, thee why wen ten
asNs asked to jola the associations?
We faefieva dm* every man. whether
9« Dv mnnbjra or urai, wwo marten
• co fjpri wiff fTurKrinw cumran
Should he dealt whh K he breaks it,
3 Aat k ia lair
-ikttm.
Wifi/JOi flew many
new numlilM and garages docs
that mean for Harnett county? —
Charlotte Observer.
A question which we woods'*
attempt td answer, though we do
know that the nueilwr is legkm.
Somebody remarked recently that as
. a result of the fair cotton crop and
: the prevailing high prices, the iolu
; had gone " automobile crazy ” again,
i If automobiles become much more
numerous hereabouts, it will be nec
essary to build more roads for than
to.nm on. -The highways, ire al
ready fiRal.
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Up in Wake count) last week a
negro man of 92 summers bought
license and married a woman who
gare her age as aft' years. An of
which moves <ts to wander when is a
■naa too old to marry.
Spncsnl s—
fU Y. P D. Monday Night, Oct I.
Subject; Our New Fields in
Europe.
Scripture reading — Mr. Voigt
Sutton.
Prayer (For the tuck of the com
imnnty) —T. A. Core.
Introduction — E. M. Slaughter
Two minute talk — At l-ondott
and Philadelphia, Miss Myra Olive.
Two minute talk — Five of Our
Fields in Kttrope, Mis* Janie I pock
Instrumental soto—Roy J. (frown
Two minute talk -A Great
Need, Miss Turner.
Duet-—Miss Sallte Naykir and
R. U Denning.
Two minute taBc — World’s Gst
gress to Cheer European Baptists,
Miss Janie Williams.
Poem — TTow to Keep Happy.
Miss Anpie Belle NoeL •
Quartette — Redemption; E. M.
I Slaughter, Mrs R. I,. Denning,
Miss Ethel Lucas and Dr. C. D.
Rain.
The rime has been changed to 7:45
o'clock. It is ' earnestly requested
that every new member of the Union
be presort for this meting. Visitor*
or new-romers to the tnwn ore given
l cordial invitation to come and be
with u».
Christian Church
Rev. O. T. Mattox, pastor. Bible
School Sunday 9:45 a. m. Preach
!nC Sunday 11:00 a. m. Subject:
” The Church ' Program." Good
music expected.
Preaching Sunday 8:00 p. m.
Christian Endeavor Monday 8: 00
I*, m. Milton Butler, leader. A
(rood program is expected. Mid
week service Wednesday 8:00 p.
in. You are cordially invited to
worship with us.
FAYETTEVILLE LAYMEN
AT LOCAL M. E. CHURCH
The Christian Laymen’s Federa
taon^. composed of 4w loading hip.
men of the cmirche* of Fayetteville,
will visit the Methodist church here
Sunday ntgta, and will have |isrt in
the services. This large body of
Christian men with an earnest desire
to win souls for Jesus Christ arc
conducting evangelistic services
every week in different churches.
God is wonderfully Messing' their
labors in many ways The meeting
Sunday night will begin at 7:50
with a service of song by the entire
congregation, after which the pas
tor, Rev. G. T. Adams, will preach a
brief sermon on “ The Call of Christ
to the Men of Today,” followed by
talks and testimonies from the lay
men. Everybody, cordially invited
to the services.
Resister Of Deeds
Dies in Edgecombe
Hocky. Mount, Beyl. *4. — H. B.
Bonn. register of Heeds for Edge
combe county far tba goat twenty
;*aars and ana at tho bmt known and
‘»n prominent clUaen* of tba sc*,
tiun. died at bia homo la Tarbora,
u-ror.liag to information received by
relatives and friends here.
The deceased was about 70 years
<*f age and is survived by tbe fal
lowing immediate mambors af the
family: Five doagiitnrs, Misses Mag
trie, itaa, Use, Ballard and Bettis
•Hnn, all af Edgecombe oaaaty; doe
tana, Irirh Harm, who U aaw ia OU
nas Bonnott Bonn, a formar resident
of ibis city, wba now resides in ilH
»ls: Henry Buna of Now Jersey, and
Pred ead Joe Bonn, af Bdgecembe
eoanty, and atm sister, Mia. J. H.
Tharps, af tbla dtr.
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oat. with perfect wmXnwnrliip and
ben material, to compare oui
price* with th* retail pricey of tint
larpaot retail etorua in America
for a sarin* of tea to forty per
rent. Do *00 want more! Id
tlie Yellow Front Store, Dunn, N.
C. R. G. Taster Co.
Sept. 28. 1883.
YOUNG MEN. YOU WILL FIND
no noita w'lh aljrlo and material
comparable to oar* foe IS.00 to
8I0.OO the volt more. ' Why a ante
your ntoneyT It G. Talyar Co.,
Dann K. C.
Sept. 28, 1828.
MONEY TO LOAN.—IF INTEREST
od in loarifao fana Iona on*
Jean W. WOaoa. oear Flatehsaaa’I
■tm.Ptea.EC. MwMfc
i O» SALE—TRANSPORT TRUCK.
Excellent condition. Write for
portkalam. E. Kartir., Box 213.
' . Kiiuten, N. C- • 2ti 2» pd
FOR SALE—8* CORDS DRV PINS
wood. See A. C. Bamef, Phone
11»J. 7tfe.
WANTED—MAN WITH CAR TO
•«ll complete line Vu»h quality tlroa
and tabes. A money-making prop
osition for cither full or part Umc
Exclusive territory. Stcrlingworta
T’.ru and Bulkier Co.. East Liver
pool, Ohio.
MONEYTO LOAN ✓—ANY AomuI
an loaf tina If Mn«M aao ns
at rmn Wen* and Wont, AMornaya.
Dorm, K, C.
FOR SALE—LEXINGTON AUTO
mobile In good condition. 'Terms
Riven. E. C West, Attorney,
Dunn, N. C. ^'28 2t pd
COTTON SEED HULLS AND MEAL
for sale by N. B. lx*. If (Merest
e<l see me. _21Ue
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED TWO
cars of ChockcYboard Fcod. and
don't forget that PIG CHOW la
leading hog Ice** °l •"'H- 1^
P. Surlev. 28 2t c
FOR RENT—TWO OFFICES OVER
Dib’a Fruit Store, one rear, one
front. See A. C- Borne. 7tlc.
for SALE—40 OAK BARRELS^
SO-it allot. capacity. Dunn Coca
Cola Bottling Co- *1 “ Pd
•rvE pv.r.its fcr ..ale C'TEA*
In. '• *1 i.*v KumUiv, IV; o'
. I... . Ctr«k «.* LillU ava... up
• i -. e.i'.jf «f;!. Cnlte:i. l>al
. . '• 'mi a.»t p.cI.*i'S Cm!. v(
, y *: }! c, 3* <*• -Vl b jrl'
. p •'>•( -wit*. i'br acre, p<-svir •
. Vi * .•« fit. I barn 4 ft!::.'!
j -,'C :i\ii he I.. *S:V 00 Jf.Ii
■.! .. i tfV'• •If > !>• Olt.i-r
is. ’ii'S ai: -okt a* ‘well. One i»
Ipj. :i ," to Si.Onn alter w «*»;'.oa.
While cverythiti/ in in food cor.*
illiiol, coins unit buy y1* a faytr
where yon con ranks I. C
1 Ayto;., T3o-.it, N. C. 2l P-t
ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT OF
eatbid* juat received. Come nad
yet It Price.' tvkHL_Henry C*
Lee, Railroad uremia, Dunn, N. C.
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FOR SALE—AS IVOBY FINISH
baby carriayp* and thra* pore It
rhidio. Apply to Mr*. Raymond
Gainey. ** *t p*l
JUST RECEIVED—ANOTHER BIG
mliipotcnt of carkhln. Com* and
pet it. Th. price i» right. Henry
C. tee, Railroad arena*. I>unn.
N C. • *6 tfc
MOREY TO LOAN—RAH LOA>*
81.0C0 to 189,090. » n*re
with Mioihca to 9*7 waiter.
Ibtood and McLeod. Attomaya.
Dunn, N. C. - I
farms for salh—i have cli
onr« who owlt tare e*Wa dodmble
farm* on Stmt* H tfhorAy, within I
end 8-4 roilet of Clli.too High
School. Tertian cany- Fltaku«h
WhitAalu, Atty.. CUntoa, N. C.
85 2t p<1
FOR 3ALE—TWO MULES 9 Y*»a
Old; 1 bore* S yaara oid; itock Po
land Chinn and 1 bre« ww; Pol
and China and De**W7.
ah onto, 50-»b. aach; S». Wi at
wood aaw and track eowtned; IX
horaa yaaoline engine and on* cot
ton «nd "operator; 1 manure
aproadcr; I national b*7 *•*» : 1
two-boroc waxba; 1 *
road cart; 1 24-ineh Barr corn
mill; 1 little DRtah aalky plow and
aureral 1-horta plow* “d C>JV7-V
tori. Sale to bt bald Saturday. Oct.
18th Id o'clock a. m- "***'
dance. M. WhHtanton. Own, No. 5.
p.-pL 14 XI 28 a 8 12 P*
For Sale I
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1 Sever. Passenger Chandler Car in good ;
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con. *atin. ;;
1 Five Passenger 1923 Model Buick in; use •
about six months.
1 Lh^e’Iu.g Lot on Townsend HeitfKor^^S- <
aTi home of J. W. Purdie. . * I:
2 Houses and lots near Harnett County
Training School. !;
1 House and lot near Durham and Southern
depot.
2 Houses and lots on East Divine btrect, I ::
four and I six-room, with all modem
conveniences. ''
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I Nice Dwelling lot on South Magnolia St.,
adjoining my home. <>
1 Vacant lot on North Magnolia near Har
nett County Training School. 11
Any of the above projierty will be sold for
each or on terms suitable to the purchaser.
See me at once if interested. * •«>
W. D. Holland
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POM SALS—ONF. GOOD MILK
cow. Call at JoItow.i Bn». atom
it intcnwud. • 11 ifc.
RnpOit of tlm Condition of
TMB COMMERCIAL BANK
At Dunn, Iji tlic State iif North (
Ckrotiuu, at the close of bt.aJnvJf,!
■dbpt. Mth. 1MB.
KK80UBCES
Loan* and Discount*.. f*8l,¥11.11 :
Overdrafts___,_ 10.81!!
United State* Ruuds uml
Liberty Bondi_ 50,300.00
Furniture ami Fixture* 6,¥01.00
Cash in vault and net
amount* due from
Hank*, Bask ora. ar.d
Trust Companies_106.341.91
Cheeks for clearing . ... ¥.017.7.7
Revenue Stump*_ 4.76
Total..#325,286 85!
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid In ..8 30,000.0(1
Surplus Kur.il . - 2,000.00
Undivided Profit*, less
rcut expert*** ami
taxes paid ...- 8.797.09'
Bills Psy.ible- 10.000.00 i
IbinoiiU rubject to cheek.
Individual __ 168.830.84
Tim* Certificate* of De
posit, Duo in Lean Then
80 Days - 25,484.47
Cashier** Check* o ut
il landing - -- 19,435.17
CertMcd check*-... V61.50
Time Certificate* or De
posit, Due on or After
30 Day*. 1,412.50
Saving* Deposits-.. 54,064.65
Bond Deposits - 9,950.00
Total.-*325.286-82
State of North Carolina —County of
Harnett, Sept. 21th, 1923.
I, J. D. Davis, Cashier of the
above named Bank, do aolomidy
■wear that the abbvn statement Is
inis to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
J. D. DAVIS, Cashier.
Subscribed and rwom to before
me, thia 27th day of Sept. 1928.
W. E. BALDWIN, Notary Public.
My Commission expire* February
13, 1926.
Correct—Attest:
J. W. PURDUE,
J. W. JORDAN,
■ E. P. DAVIS,
Director*.
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FOR SALE — * ROOM COTTAGE!
•>:i South Witaon are. Lot 100 *
110 feat on corner, one block (ram
ui* jiammar school builtlinf. Also
ontt S-room house and on* 4-room
tiuore . w'thln two block* of now
school baildlnf on Fayolterttl*
hlrhway. Torsi part ca»h If noc
eatary. For further information
see 1. R. Canady, Dunn N. C. 21tfc
THE SHOES. SLIPPERS AND MIL
llnery comtry to the Yellow Profit
Store this week- are fashioned to
meet the demand* of the moat ex
aetfnx styles. These, as our en
tire stock,-go for much lesa money.
Do you or do you nod want to save
in your purrhuaosT Wc soil ram*
goods for Was money R O Tay
lor Go., Dunn, N. C.
Colonial Theatre i
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MONDAY-TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1-2 i:
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The Greater. Battle of the Century—the moat en- ! I
thrallm* drama of the decade— ;;
MRS. WALLACE REID
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A Modern Joan of Arc arrayed ayainat all the evil
hoats of the sriyantic narcotic army In— ; ;
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“HUMAN WRECKAGE”
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A colossal drama of insidious evil and boundless '!
good, of skulking hate and glorloua love — a tremen- !!
dou.i story with a theme as big as the universe. ;;
This picture now showing in Raleigh at 50c ;
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Our prices: Matinee_10c and 40c
Night_20c and 40c
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-COMING WEDNESDAY-ij
“HAS THE WORLD GONE MAD”
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MAKE Banking
a Family AFFAIR
FROM the wee tot in the cradle to
a grandmother with her pin-money
account, banking would serve every
chit and chick of the whole human
family.
And this bank, if you
w , 1 please, would serve best!
t S.SSSSSrJSS No, not by and peculiar
virtues or rare qualities
-of goodness—but by the
mind to seek your satis
faction as our best re
ward.
FIRST NATIONAL
PANtc'
DUNN. N . G .
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ttout Figure* Slender Appear- ;
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At Oar Const Department!
I0HNS0N BROTHERS:
The $3/400,000 pcenet litialiori ;
tm cempT'Mtod for $MLOOO md ,
moped. Only e Wight Sfftrmet ;
f fsjjOflOQ in the —me4«, which ■
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Feldman’s Dept. Store I
(XT YOUR BOY IDS NEW SUIT FROM FELDMAN'S. WE ARE SHOWING A VEf$
PRETTY ASSORTMENT OF BOYS’ SUTTS IN ONE AND TWO PAIR PANTS, THEY
ARE WELL MADE AND REASONABLY PRICED.
WE ARE SHOWING A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S SUITS IN STRIPES,
CHECKS AMD SERGES. WELL TAILORED IN A. LARGE ASSORTMENT THAT YOU
CAN GET A SUTT OF MOST ANY MATERIAL YOU DESKL
Feldman’s Dept. Store
DUNN, NORTH CAROLINA
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