' HIM# tin Tin
tW U«i»« Sunday school meets
tt lM mty Sunder after—n to
the Cbnpal at MSddlrtoc Height*.
The mSuo ts OOHiaily invited to
wttmT
CftW-l
TM eon day whan no phM bad
prnssatod thsnanbn tor tha ato
ning Torn telephoned to Rath aad
Roth said: "rtt sorry. Torn, hat
ft won't be a«ite convenient tonight.
Can’t you cents tomorrow evening
instead!"
But Teat had prom turd to go to
tha nrooku' that stating. Ituth;
toggnstsg the following evening,
bat Tam hesitated. gmuslhtaa
might tant up tor that evening.
“Ob. vrefl." ha auld. “never (Bind.
1 wanted to ace yoa tonight. But
If some one else Is going to be
tolling—never mind. Ill mil yoa
ap sometime the brat of tha week."
" “Mow. Torn," ttuih said coaxtng
ly. "If yoa ate going lo be eroae1
a hoot It. I'U teu you. I've proa
load to make tahoa two Ooean of
tli*e»—fbr a eaka sale totoocrow
afiaraoaa. Tea know 1 don't gat
hoaai flam the oRca until after six
and the only tuna f eao tanka them
la after dinner. ItH a sale at tha
parish boons."
Monday of the next work found
To* lata la tha aftsaaean with tha
project of a doll aad tamely eve
ning. aad ao ha telephoned to Rub.
*T* ao aorry." said Rath with
tngto bo vuryHsiij? Mart'canT
manage." Aad again Ruth sag
Stated that thy arranga^tor was
Toot, anaaad to making piano ahead
•ntse with Ruth, asld he'd can
or later.
Tttooratx liases wtthio the next
weak or two Tom telephoned to
Rath, bat every time Ruth piss dad
full plana tor evening. And nevur
did Tom arrange his plans ahead at
time. Than one krlday afternoon
at half-past Poor—when there was
*tDl a chance ef asmatklng “break
tog" tor tha asanlng—Tom Ms
phoned Ruth at her edke.
Ta coir. I a* to aew yoa this eve
ning," be announced.
"Oh. Tom." Both began to ra
t's* herself. To ao boay. I'm
toty ba«y—r» planning to make
foot- ilascs cake*. They see liar
tog a del* for the orphan asylum."
*T» owning anyway." said Twm.
"I ton see yoa a few minute*,
can'l Ir
“Why—yaa." faltered Roth,
.rgeme jfjepn Hhe. OnlyJLahallhe
wry boay. as/ I may make yaa
beat eggs aad eream. butter aad
sugar * ’
AC Blau that evening Tern FioUte
gar waa meekly sitting In tha
altehea at Ruth Bima's old
pmSr&ThMSda^rU an w
*TH tan in what mo might do."
■*® aafct looking at him vary
nwaitlj aba opaned tha trn ta
Nat a |Mp at lha golden mam la.
' «bi wash tag tha
fci :;hMaw an ha nag
up."
□ _3
sss^sS Svss
faaj’a ax>uth had watered for Jut*
•M at tha Uttla rakaa, hat lath
had eaplatwad that aha had ptwov
jaed dear deheo and tha Uaa mada
Mat that aaMhar.
"Wall, If 1 cant have a aaha, I
na at laaat terra a Km,” aald Tam.
w» JtwittetPd tad Tom did aat
taatet Ha aaM ha ceOM aat atay
•star, hat aat <tewa with Hath an
wooden arat la tha
han far a ante or (wa Mm po
Appealed to R. L. 5. |
to Hoip Oot.Bopam |
*- L. &. waa writing hard one .
warning wbea tba feat waa punfuri I
•paw and a mack exetted lady j
“Ob, Mr. RtantHnl* aba »
rlatiaad. “I woat raally heap yaa
>owg; bat l do want m to batp
OM wot of a diScatty. I bare to
taka a nail at a baoaar, aod tbara
la ant nearly awoogb malarial ta
•Ml. Homebody told ma tba other ,
day that yea are gatting ao coie
bra tad that avfe a aerap of your
handwriting would bring la quit* a
let of money. Lleaaa give iua non
or two of pour mansacrtpta. W«
would put them up to auction r
Ton* tba lady at last passed tor
breath, bar rtctto-rgnUed that H
waa not to bte poWtr oblige tor j
ba bad no aattabl* contribution to
•(tor far bar bawtar; aoiblag what
ever (hat would ba worthy af socti
a futo.
“Oli. Jdr. Hr»Trnww. don't say
(bat!“ aha replied with hlodlr cnn
dearcnniun. “Aby of yanr alorlea
would do nicely. My frtrml told
aa m ; die aukl anything at roots
would aril. fleuac doo't disappoint
to! It doesn't raally matter bow
MupM It fat. or bow bulky writ
ten r
now this 1*0/ was finally de
ported I do not remember to Have
board. But she at taut paid her
footing by ropotrlnx It. L. R. with
owe of )i>a beat anecdote*. one that
ho related wtlh elieer deltabt—t“tL
Ik 8. and Mia 8toe Qea Kao.* By
rrh* Onrm't.eeiier.")
Changm in Popularity
of Slang Continuous
The'expraaaloa "Quo*" to flung
frequently In tb* yaar IKK at lm
PMttaeat person* who aakad you
qu**ttoo* that ye* preferred not
t# turret. Th* next really ho
m Ida bln aorpaaa was. “What a
•bocktag had hatr wblek aoon
bloaaotuad tata a gam* almost aa
popular aa and rrau am atrenu
an* than (ha renowned "Bearer r
Wtaiar* of worn and ton head
ptaeaa wave in eouataat danger of
aavtag th* aCeadlng abject
aaatcbed from their bead* and
hurled Into tb* fatter by entho
alaatlc athlete*.
Th* year 108 la agreed apou by
moat scholar* aa th* tuna at which
“Dae* your mother know you'ra
oat I" flr*t coaralaad a weary
world. Plea more yaar* of fasting
nod prayer war* nmaaary before
“Da yon are any grata In my *r«T”
mad* lta how. Tb* rioting decade*
of th* Nineteenth century war*
mot* prolific and they may ha held
re*poa*at* for “I would 1 war*
with Nancy." “TVboa, Kouaa, miod
th* paint,” “Not today. bak*r,“
“Nat la lhr** troaeera," “Where
did yon gat that hair and "Let 'em
all coot*."— Front T. F.’e and Caa
aair* Weekly. London.
'*• *•*»*•*■ na • "lime tWo
Hockta bankers decided te take a
holiday and go fishing. -Tbej fuuo.1
the cod shade of a stream. aod
dropped their lines An they were
Sttttag there contentedly a crowd
or children came along and began
te ran nolaUy abont them. One of
the tare, bonkers Immediately
lamped up nod angrily ordered
them off.
Bald the other: ’That's right. Jim.
the nolee Is liable to ecare away
the fish.” Rat be wee surprised
with the reply: "That's net It I*m
oorrona. . I hare always been
afraid of a ran on the bank.”
StMdfm'a Jtqat Bmmd
Urn Royal band of Bwedso, er
ganieed la 1107, celebrated Its
enadricentanalal by repreduclng
the name program glean for Cas
tas ItT, i tnstrumeiua, coa
lian aad i
When the band was organised
It consisted of organist, kettledrum,
piper and foar I rum peters, the
trumpet being a popular Instru
ment la that eeamry, particular
ly after Charles IX ggre royal
lands for tbs dcrrlopmem of the
lust ran wot sod the training of the
anasIcUns
Merftcof Optimum
Tbe life <rf a ana, a phyatrlaa
I predicta, aoau will ke 100 year*—«
I remarkable Ml of npiUtfan la view .
| at the facre*eU» unto production.
A Quebec true been notion,
eorulen apple* of flaa quality.
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r
i
HeMM liquid.
LEGAL
notices
°°2i.
Tutt’s Pills
lUNO POSTED
vigorously
u*-nii r, . Aach, CLARENCE
• 1 viK»LWALWtirr LYTCH,
MM 1hAgA A. LEACH, L.
r fcuS*11!; MR*- *»• *•
hapmhIR- p OILCHIUKT.
¥AJD5!»w*ri, j. m. Me
fin*Wi«A A A LEITCH.
McLAURLK. A.
A°W1Lk1NS0N 46-tt
ftAi k nr rJ',D UNDER DEED
SALE OP Um trust
..-j- tW/ virtue of the pow
of a certain deed
" by R. H. Peele,
, S'*; P1 .Weed truetoe, which 1«
, , ** w«*erW|y iu the office of the
d* «< Scotland
^k^fn Booi* *l Wf* *•**. dc
coeAtY In Bool^ ^ p,}..
h*Jfa3Lb»>debte«1JU!iw ther.hy
•r’.jja holder of *aid in
K«vlwf madc detn'urJ
S-fiir1 z.
S52 Bggug-A2!
ta 'Se EE-T Mdder for ea*h, at
ru. i^s. J. f* door of Scotland
JDantTNoST
W»iamo,|fnd t 7m'hlP. Scotland
^nt^Nnrta Wina.
HKGINX1NO &2£M2?5
r*6uErSSSe V!1* P'W” 1°*
wZrtkf j? th*ncn
earth 1 ml t _ fept t* an iron
8SL*£L“l,-i~ >«*'
ere at bead • «alt* fllTi’
feet to a rtake?jj^’
am aa i™ M>uUi edge #T
ery ptaatere on ( ^tjj 7j_tg ^
aLw KmST iT1 w“ t
fg“y*,y
STJ" dj thence north I
« iw^r
containing 79 acf
THOa J. . „ 48-51.
liojr Mtmto (hall ba toued in
lininMaea o< the Municipal Pl
imnca Act far the purpoaa or mak*
atraat improvement* Id aaid
Town.
SSttie* 1. That a u« sufficient
U?the*bandi ahaUbo annually Icrl
|ad and ooli acted.
. Ssatis* I. That a atatemant of
tha Jbdsbtednaas of the Town of
huvtnbunr haa bean filed with the
Clark of aaid Town and is open to
inspection by the public.
Recti-* 4. That at leant one
fourth of the eost of said Streot
Improve meats, exclusive of the
I coal ef paving at Street in ter arc1
I thins, is to be especially assessed.
Sect lew 5* That thli unlioapco
"hull taka effect at once nmi shall
not be samrlLsri to the voter*
_ 3. W. NORTH, Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance vw
pataod on the 27th day of Sep
tember. IDiifl, and wa* flrM pub
lished on the 18th day of Novem
ber, lP2fi.
An action or proceeding ques
tioning the validity of said ordl
tianco muxl ho commenced within
thirty (30) day* after it* first
publication.
C. M. h'ETTFTR. Town Chirk.
40-48.1
i SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST
By virtue of authority verted in;
| mu under a deed of trust from W. I
T. Crump and wire, dated March
6thi 192V, registered in book No.
7 pai{« 6ft, 1 will on Monday, De
! comber 20th, 102G at 12 o'clock
noon at the court hourc door at
Laurinburg, N. C., offer for vale
at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash the following lands:
FIRST TRACT: Lot number forty
seven in the subdivision of th*l
lands of W» T. Cramp according to
plat made by W. J. Matthews, sur
veyor, registered In book one at
paw* 41 and 42, registry of Scot
land county, containing 37.40 acroa,
more or leas.
SECOND TRACT: Lot number
thirty-seven in the sob-d!virion of
the lands of W. T. Crump accord
lag to plat made by W. 3. Mat
thews, surveyor, registered in
book one at page* 41 and 42. reg
istry of Scotland county, contain
ing 4* acres, more or lees.
Dated thia November 17th, 1920.
„ _ O. P. BANKS. Trustee,
it. C. LAWRENCE, Attorney for
holder*, Lumberton. N. C. 40-49
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as sdminuitni-'
tar ior the eataU at McNutt Coa-i
SOMC]
_ , <?£GSOUNO
C^/ieierr/KrAe Me
/Motor r*t*
JT/xoof4/+—
Your ear'* cylinder* will purr
with plenty of pop if w« am
reapoeiblo for regrinainff them.
Our method* am compute and
modern. We do not experiment.
.We produce reel letting remit*.
“We «nt to aevc**
Laurinburg Machine
Company
Mm*u No. •
Indigestion
*?°Uy. deceawd, this U to notify all
l person* having claim* against said
Isstate to present them to the nn
Idcraignrd at his horns in Warrant,
IN. C. on or before the 18th day |
'of November. lt*7, or this notice
•HI 1m pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All person. Indebted to
.said mute will make Immediate
settlement.
'ioTM* the 18th day of November/
K. C. SMITH. Adminis
trator of the estate of Mr
Nett Connolly, decccsed.
W. H. WEATHKRSrOON,
Attorney. lft-61.
MAIL
EARLY
AND
BUY
Christmas
Seals
The Chase Piano
*Th« Instrument nf tbs
Immortals”
THE name Chase on a* Piano
1 brines vision of the world's
HTsatsat artists who hare ac
daimud it the utmost effort of
manufacturing in the field of
art.
To own a Chase Piano is to
possess the bust. Call around and
1st us dsmsnstraU this wondsr
ful Plano, or writs for catalogs
and prices.
Stephens a Barnes
Pianu and Panriture Dealers
tsauriaburK North CaraUnl
Professional Cards
J. T. Fields
Optometrist
Other: Fields' Drag Store
LAITRINBURO, N. C.
J. G. McIntyre
Notary Potto
Phono 43
Dr. R. G. Stone
OpUmetriet
Main Street. Laarlnbvx. N. C.
Mitfton & Hammond
Real Estate
Phone 2IS
J. M. Maness, M. D.
HAM LEI . K. C
ETE. KAR.KOSK and THROAT
l« Lana an4*. Raan J»«. 1 aa4 I
Haara • la It aal 1 i. 4. ai.-l(( ,
INSURANCE
Of All Kinds
Fire, Life, Aoddeiit,
Bonds.
JAS. L. McNAIR, A*ent.
T. HARVEY HUNTER.
PIMM 75.
i
Fred D. Burney
- PLUMBER
Phone No, 126 Residence
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Schedule Effective
September 12, 1926
Lmirinburg, N. G
KASTBOUND
No. 14-8:10 A. M. for Wilmington
No. 80- 18:54 P. M. for WOmlngtazi
WESTBOUND
No. 18.. - - 8:25 A. M. for Himlot, Monro*, Charlotte
No. 18.— 7KMP.M. For Baudot, Monro*, Charlotte
For Information regarding ra‘*o, rjute* and Pullman roorrr*.
tions, apply to
J. s. Cain. Agent,
Lcorlnbcrg. H. C.
John T. West, D. P. A.,
Balolgh, N. C.
Whatever Your
Ambition May Be
—for POWER
-for WEALTH
—for Contontmont
BUILD UP A
Bank Reserve
When a call conus for cash you
hava a reasrva to draw on
U»$ Our Book—To Build Up—
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CM Upon
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