il
. Wtm
nd 20 'htij&'fftojpler'tiMpiBtllfrr wi
mil tooearn Mt only the portof
f pot also freight patrougi of tho
Seaboard; would tend to tha derelop
■■t of tha territory served, and
to the ultimata ad van tog. of the Sea
board. The inauguration^ of ^.uch
alas of other trains so at to meat con
ditions, Wuwpht about by neh addi
tional service in badly needed, and
year early and favorable iniHat
ttaa to earnestly IS HIM it »l
That each n train is doniied md
i8as& —.pi
n -
and
1st “
In all the teams atoaf
at none naor data to the
a datewnlmd effort wiU be
to bom tha Seaboard establish
this additional service.
Qmham y.m. _
Wikk, J. J. Murray ad Dr. a G.
Hffl.TW.wM followod by wood,
draw from Km. W. T. Walter ea
to* work *ad prograw of thoorphara
rtUa-a. ynabrterUd’wnwa'wa
preached by Karr. W. R Mcllwaioa of
V«t: "Otedl*
gtvta to
conducted by Dr EL O. HIB,
Synodical _ _il
Km. A. W. Crawford Thursday aura,
to*.
Thrra young men, ramWiitw for
lb* m Matey, were tyten under the
car* «f presbytery: Daniel C. Sto*
a*r> Ralph M. CaTboua and WUMam
X. McNair. Sot. W. MeC. Miller was
Htwood and ordained aa a talari scary,
preaching Me trial aanaua to prosby
tary Friday morning, which waa high
ly aatiafactory. Satisfactory progress
waa shewn alone all Hnea at work,
eOWMbUtiooS to all causes amounting
•d to the general assembly which
»»*U hi Orlande, EUu, next moath:
■or. Messrs. *. A. McLeod, L. T.
WUdes. sad H. J. Mills, Elders Tab.
hy Murray, W. & Witherspoon, aad
C. 0. Pippm with ahenati la order
■UMd, Bee. Masers. W. B. MeU
waiae, L A. McLaurtn. I. K. Clan,
nn«i A. E. Konkin, W. L Williams
aad D. B. Currie.
The fall meeting will be keM at
Lillingtoo. Presbytery adjourned to
■•d again with the Sanford thank
Tuesday, June fth, to receiee Bar. W.
8. fioldiai. the new pastor of the Sea
feed church and arrange for hie is
eullatien. Mr. Ooldi comes fro
North Alabama Tmbytsry.
A note of thanks wen extended hy
presbytery to the Sanford church aad
the people af Sanford generally far
their kind hospitality and numerous
Dr. Baa pas, pastor at tho Laurla
burg Mathodiat church at tho Invha
tioo of tho Womans MUslonary So
to* of St Paula church Maxton,
preaebod a apodal mormon at tho
chords last Sunday moraine, him earn
snemtiosi being auppUod by as ex
•hnaga at palpita with JUv. A. L. Or
mosad of Maxton. paster of St. Paula.
His samoa was based opoa IHd
12:*—“And they that ho wisp shall
•Wna as tha hrightsi— at tha firms
amt; and they that tan many to
itgfitaaoaaasa at tha stars fsnvar
and eTer." It waa a rflinfli sTpsst
ton of tha text ami a ataassg hmsnttus
to work hi tot spread at tho goapoL
Dr. Damps a Ja a sou at asm of tto
aJoct mothors is Iarmsl of tto past
wto dkl as much in establishing tto
Waaiaaa Missionary srork In tto
North Carolina Confers nee, end
•teoka da arm having authority^
Scottish Chief.
One of tto greatest plays ta mottosi
pictures at tto Goal Theatre Thurs
day.
BACKACHE IS DISCOtJUAOING.
•at Nat So Bad I f Tea Know Bow to
Nothing more dlani)waging than a
awahsa, pahm pierce pan whan pan
rad! TsT.swff U WOTk or 10
kidneys. 1marts burg people reooas
msad Dona’s Kidaoy PHI*. Read this
Nisa N. tones, Middleton Haights,
toartehorg, saps: "Typhoid fever
IMt my kidneys in awful shop, sad
tto tradta aaaayad bm day and right.
, . - « 'y. sz . ' .
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ESSING TALK'S
PRACTICALLY every Southern Corn Club boy that has
won a prize so far has put on a top dressing or a second ap
plication of quick-acting nitrogen, besides complete fertilizer at
the time of planting. If it worked for them, it will work for you.
But it must be a high-grade quick-acting form of nitrogen,
ARCADIAN Sulphate of Ammonia amply fills these require
ments, and in addition its high test makes it the cheapest top
dressing available .
ARCADIAN Sulphate of Ammonia is the well
known standard article that has done you good service
in your mixed fertilizers for years past, especially kiln
dried and ground to put it in splendid mechanical
condition. Ammonia 25 1-4 per cent guaranteed. In
bags of 200 lbs. Ask your dealer.
For sole by agents of Armour Fertiliser Works.
Writs Tha Barrett Company, Athena. Ga.
for information as to its use.
ARCADIAN
SULPHATE of AMMONIA
-aunt BaacrsjQBUMK^. .
Crop* Planted Bat 8u*srfag (or Kh.
The Boater aeaooa la passing wttb
oat any accompanying cold than (or,
bat am am awfully dry, and no pres
pect for cotton aad other meed* to
geminate until we get aoote rain.
High winds, cicada of mad and dOat
am prevailing, and almost every day
or might wo see in the distance, il
luminations front forest Area The
utmost vigilance aad cam ia nates
•ary now to pmvsnt disaster and lose,
and 1 am almost afraid to aao the cook
■toeu heated up, or Am built around
the wash pot.
Crop planting hi this eertina is
about ever, and them is a temporary
lull in farm work. Small grata, gar
dan truck, and every thing, am auffor
tag for the want of min, aad tmrei
ling on the highway! is becoming very
uncomfortable. ,
Ws tad so Easter Sorties h aay of
tta adjacent churches yesterday, as
It happened to be tta dey bs Wrier
to tta Mktt conyiegations.
Several of oar mm aad boys met
at Oak Grove oa Thatsday last, for
tta porpoea of re-shiaytmy tta shank
,»MA was completed aa Friday p. au
Ob Taeaday of this weak, thee* to to
be a neighborhood yto ale ta tta grove
at that pleas, with addreaoaa from
lev. Mr. TVtBfSMi of Uakboy,
end Kev. Mr. Goode of Wagraat.
whan oar social circle wlB’ be wliv*
«ed by the presence of, ear bright
boys ntd girls who.are swag at
school; there are Messrs. John aad
Teas CsddeU. Lee MePtartond, Hsgh
aad Anyas Otewast, and Mies Gtodys
Hamer, gopt. J. T. Peels, af I wall it
tea visited the Oak Onrs wheel on
Friday pi w, tta flat bwt.
Upon examination of tta pspOr,
ayes aad throats, tta deetar frond
m aaasaal par eat of them afgetad
with sdarvdda, sod diseased tsnsOs,
end oae little «<ri with badly effected
QaMe a crowd, eaaetotfag af tta
todies aad gentlwaea from J oka's
•fries, want ever loot weak to s
•aktoy bar an My Pea Dos aad es
)Wdh Oie^ Ihaft^-atad fry,* fresh
^1 "tars^taaa ttlvstlltoy to^nsp
heak aad pals, aad repair to sty "set
•sh bar- dears at tta sld will, bat I
hear af as away eesbw. I aw afraid
ftlihi^ium ftww^&l "sfttsa^
ssatlp, ho ssptfiaa,
I Figure it any way you please
——you’ll find it pays to use good paint
The cost of painting is about two-thirds labor
and one-third paint. You’ll save a lot of time
by specifying
It ■ ready to use and works
easy. Your painter can work
last with it—and do a good job.
He can complete your job in
leaf time than will be poasible
with cheap paint, because there
will be fewer gallons to apply if
you use “High Standard.** You
nre money on both labor and
paint.
Figure the coat before you
decide upon your paint. You'll
get the beat protection, greatest
beauty and utmost economy with
"High Standard" Paint.
Amk fmr Color Card
THE MODEL PHARMACY
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES
Telephone No. 127
A Ml party of antedate fna the
Fwfc drove ever to Fayetteville oa
Wednesday to MS "The Birth «t a
KatW, aad an highly pleased
with the performance. "Tho Ke
BhnT wma an eepoelal featare to
sane df the boy*.
Mr. D. M. Stewart, a delegate from
Snyna, etmrch, attended Presbytery
at Sanferd laat Week, aad thence rte.
Had Me sen Mr. Alex Stewart, and
laatfly la Sampson eoanty, returning
komm oa Sataiday.
Mlm MeMOten spent the week-end
at her Imm near Wafiia She
report* nan destructive Ire* la that
Oh Wday p. **. w* received a vary
pteaaast ea» from Rod. 1. A. Brown,
and Mr. Atex IriCtMle at Chad
hoaiwa The tetter te a aattvo I set eh
II ladi Ihnilrw _ . a, . i _
nifaMPOWi WM pVTIM | CMWIf
drtdd* ad Baottend eoanty, aad hath
d thee* vldterw are aoaat r1-‘
Me. 0 a Tevh, with hie dalor aad
hteoa drove ever to (Mnm yeeterday
do BMT an invalid aiaaa, In. Bte
Banter hdtel^dtt'hlaa Mk aad
will Nnwin for the approaching pia
ate.
1 am trying to write this a. at. "mid
enema ad oaafaaton, aad croc tore earn
pteinta” tharafora I foot teat aa u
planation may bo aeoeaaary' aa a par
tial imon for ahoctcmniagu.
The grapfcophono la busting in nearr
proximity, pouring forth a mixed, and
•Hr ring mod key of "Bog Thao, Turkey
in tho Straw, On tha Way to Kaario-1
toy" and a epectol aolactloa ad th#
loudoot and limtteet tanea on record;
but the boy* am idle thorn day* aad
maat have amaorbing going on. 1
never try to matrtet them ta barmlaaa
amuaoments, in fact I tom to see them
enjoy theaeaatves, aad think that boat#
•houid ha arede aa ptoaaant aa poaai
bto for Mum I ham about quit mad
wwld be ao glad teat tea ward,’ and
all that tt maaaa would taw hem
to appear in print again. Mm. Ma
Cheat* ad Gtheea, apart toot week
amcag Wanda aad ratoUvaa la the
Park.
“Aoat Becky."
Jadg* W. H. Nani, of Laorinburg,
*»• n Gibson visitor last wash.
Mr. Raymond Pool* apont Easter
wtth hJa muther, Mrs. Andrew Peele.
A crowd of fiihane people attended
the Birth of a Nation at Fayetteville
last week.
Mr. Hoyd Smith, who ia la school at
Charlotte, spent Racier at home.
Mr*. J. A. Smith, of Little Rock. •
ia rid tin* her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. O. Wright.
Mr. and Mi*. F stator apont Beater fas
Wadeeboro with reia three.
Mr. J. A. MU la, sf Taber, was a
Gibson visitor lant Week.
A party el young pacjpla want t»
Rons Fishery a* a picnic last Tues
day.
m
Mr. W. T. Covington ia hawing hard
lark with Me ponies; cm died Rata*
day and two aiaea; ethers an aleki
they hmra had the aama tesaMi <k*t
bee killed *e many hnrem ad mnlaa
yaw JmhStK'm"klh!d daggaonu
—Make Coonty JsmrgaL