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The Chiarcliof the Holy Comforter.
; (Episcopal)
tie Reverend John Benner* Giblule, Rector.
Service*:
Every Sunday, 11:00 a. m, and
8 03 p. m. . r.. 4. o
Holy Communion: First bun-
Isy, 11:00 a m. Third Sunday,
fi80 a. m. iA nn .
Holy and Saints Days, 10:00 a.
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Sunday Seh'v^ol, 9:30 a. m. _
The public is cordially invited.
Ail pews free.
Chrisijaa Churcli.
Corner Church and Davis Sts.
Si?, A. B KentUU, Paisior.
Sen^i«:»j
Preaching every Sunday, 11:00
m. and 8:00 p. ni.
SanchiV Sebool, 9:45a. m« Jno.
E>.. rO;“.tei'f Supt
Christian Endeavor _berviees,
Sunday evenings at 7:15 _
r-lid-weck Pr^iyer Service, eve-
t% ?7ednei?d{r-/ at 8:01) p. m.'
LndiPs’ Aiij and Missionary So-
mec-tiv on Monday after the
gss:‘6-ad Sarday in each month.
A cordial invitation extended
JiO &il .
A Church Huin’t- for Visitors
md Strangers.
Bsf!isgt©s2 ReiOrmed Cfeisrdb.
Corner Front and Anderson Sts.
Rev. J. D. Fsrto?.
Sunday School every Sabbath,
wi45 a. m.
Freachini'^ everv 2nd and 4 th
Itbbath. l.V:00 a. rn. and 8:00 p.
Mid'V.eeh Service every Thurs-
hy, 7:45j', in.
A cordial vcrlcomQ to aiL
Farsonaj^e dr>or east of
^’Ureh,
W. C. Waiters Known In Robert-
«
son Co.
Lumberton, April 24.—The
report in this morning’s paper
from Columbus, Miss., regard
ing the Dunbar created some
comment here. The story as told
by Walters in the dispatch seem
to be t^ue.
Walter is said to have left this
county about fifteen years ago,
locating in Mississippi. Three or
four years ago his brother, D.
B. Walters and a woman. Julia
Anderson by name, were indict
ed in this county for living as
man and wife without being
married.
When an officer went to ar
rest them Walters made his es
cape, but the woman and her
infant were brought here and
placed in jail.. Bein^? unable to
capture Waiters the woman was
released and is said to have
followed him to Georgia.
It is not known by people here
Vv’ho know the couple, whether
or not they are still in Georgia
or«moved to Mississippi,
■ ]. P. Walters, father of W. C.
and D, B, Walters, now very
oid, resides near Barnesville, in
the southern part of this county.
No explanation is given as to
how W. C. Walters came
have the child in his possession,
A lawyer came to Barnesville
this evening to investigate the
matter.
SECIIETAItV OF STATE
BRYAN IS ON UISWAV
A WAY OUT
A Residence of Burlington Shows
the Way,
Washington, April 24. — Wil-
Halil Jennings Bryan, secretary,
of state, left Washington at 6:45
o’clock tonight over the Pennsy
lvania railroad for Sacramento,
where on Monday he will begin
consultations with Governor
Johnson and members of the
legislature in an effort to frame
an anti-alien bill land law that
will not be in conflict With treaty
obligations of the United States
with Japan,
*‘I go hopefully, yet with_ a
realization of the responsibility
involved,” said the secretary as
he left the White House after a
final conference with President
Wilson,
The President had explained
early in the day during his con
ference with the newspaper men
that the purpose of Mr. Bryan’s
visit was to take counsel with
the California authorities as fco
the best way to avoid interna
tional difncuiry. The President
let it be known that he consider
ed the attitude of the Japanese
government in arguing its case
proper and . friendly and that
there had been no note of an
tagonism, despite reports to the
contrary, the position of the
Tokio government having been
one of respectful urgency that
no discrimination be made against
their people. Inquiries as tojust
what Japan would consider a
discrimination brought forth the
intimation from the President
that, with the eligibility of
Japanese to citizenship still a
debatable question, it would be
difficult to define just what would
be construed as a discrimination.
I YOU CAN AFFORD A FORD
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Qk Yes you can no longer afford to be without one of these matchless cars V
% Why not connect up with the city or anywhers you want to go? The new 19n v
- Ford has b en greatly improved in design and otherwise, and on account of the 9
greatly increased output the price has-been lov/ercd and is now within easv v
reach.
RUNABOUT
TOURING CAR
TOWN CAR
600.00
800.00
These new prices F. 0. B. Detroit with ail equipmenl
early order will mean an early delivery. Get ' "
from
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There’s one effective way to
relieve kidney backache. , ,
Linime.it and plasters may re-; himse.f declared
heve it:
But they , , ., i. . .
■ : the genera! idea that discrirnma-
I Backache is c'.use to suspect I aimed directly at the Ja-
khe kidneys. ipanse should, if possiole, be
Doan's Kidney Pill.'; are for dis-1 avoided,
ordprpd kidnfvs. !• ^he secretary will keep in
I later that he went with no spe-
seldom reach the ' instructions, but simply with
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Receive New Sewlrsg JVlachine.
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THOUSANuS of flood and tornado sufterers who lost their homes and be
longings i:ave received, absolutely without cost to them, the latest model of
The FFJEE Sewin
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invited i N. C., says: “I suffered a great , t t n
Idea! from pains in the smali of '40,000 thjidren At ViOY-d In Cotton
;n?y iiack. I had such bad head-; fiidu.itry.
I litiif.'b tiMrC'.s t l'atl could not I \ ]j-, i() wn^^’e-earners
: f.V' a;:zy, too. ; employed in iiie (nunar.icttire of
. 'Jt3Ci(teii 10 Iry D(mn--!eorion is und.^r IG years of a^'e,
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■'J■■■■>•*• Co. ■f>‘iey j \lanufactui.*es just issued by the \ '
rf'iH'vrx, rni‘. Census Breati^ The National
Child Labor .Commiitee poin's j ’
They were fortunate enough ;,o own The FREE, the only seving machine the world
that's protected ag'ainst fiood, tornado, a'-'cident, breakage, etc., for 5; years.
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'.V York, Stic agents ; also 11,(>
the largest emi)ioyers of
factorie--’.,’ for this
l.cnsus
di lO she-.vf. ■}.'■,'^.ii ;n'. ;:iioviv);'S in
the mnnufav' ;.re of' cutlon goods,
1,1,Ijl in ! ;-'iery :-u:vi kriilting
nriiis, 0.91.2 ;n the v.'ooh’n and
firlt !r!..i;.!S'!,r\v a.nd in siik
fac':oriy>^. The Bulletin rdiows
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: ing and ^78,9dl scatfer*'>rj among
i vpfi oilier meiiufHCtur-
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car.soi Sij-av;berries nave , ■ i y i
dpped fromti)(s section . Mass^-i
-••i'jce ilie sv'roson opened some: 1
tlavi; ygo. Conflicting reports!,’'^''
come in relative to the damage gieat enhc emplo;\jng oc-j
bv frost. The da^Uaer the big:as merehantile i
frmt, T.u^sdMv, it was
t])af no danrige to speak of had ■
heen SuStauK'd. Wednesday it.^"'
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v/as .said that it wou'd reach 10
i\. Sot^L ; per cent and \eslerday there i
‘ '.vere reports that it would go.,
beyond that. There is no doubt'
a:,'Out the loss around Norfolk
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h‘ i,‘g all of per cent to
tracking crops.
all
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Li^Uic^ari ihurcb.
F»tfur.
lie Hugged Too Hard
o
Passionately embracing
weeiheart on his return
his
■ from
' .V •. ri-M-v.. V- . ! China, a young French officf^r.
t lot.-tiurcn.l r t i -u i i l '
■ I oi powerful build, clasp>'='d her
Morning at li;00 a.
V^^pf^Fir a.i 3:3u p. rn.
too tightly and broke her ntck.
•T , , .-J • . , The girl was anxiously awaiting i
^\ose:i vittr^von trnrd :?undaysj j lover on the quay, at Genoa, |
gunua> ^:4u a. m., ev- April 10th, and the mom-j
'v.. , ent the liner was moored, the i
Teacheis* i jee.jng, l^eunesoay equally eager officer
'*nOp, m. \at parsonage.)
WomanMissionary Society
lifter morn.ini.? !?ervice on fourth
ittsdayt;..;
L. C, Bir.,, Saturday before
^!5ird Sundays., 3:00 p. m.
L. L, L., third Sundays at 8:00
* m.
sprang
ashore and clasped her in his arms i
Webb Areime M. L. Omrck,
Sti'i . T. Herbv. Pastor.
Preaching every first Sunday
M 11 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., second
Sunday at 8 p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday
morning at 10 a. m,
• John P. idol, Supt.
EVer y body V\ e k‘c iLe.
Nothing at All Doing
A crusty tenant of a Scotch
landlord pressing him to (jom-
plete some piece of work which
had long stood over, the land
lord craved further delay, add
ing that he would give his word
of honor—nay, his writCen bond
to have the thing done before a
certain day.
“Your word!’’exclaimed the
tenant, “It,s well known that
that will do me little good: and
asforyw writing nobody ea^?
read it.”
Thii^ks Be.
The reason he loves her? E’en
he cannot I'eH. |
But with her is Heaven, v,dth-
out her is Hell.
To us she looks stupid and
ugly and old,
While buties about him in
numbers untold!
Then why did he choose her?
The mystery is grate,
But lovers areloversbv curious
F^te!
And why does she take him?
Sure nobody knows!
Her path has been crowded by
lovers and beaus
And here—she’s adoring the
worst of the lot!
He’s minus a fortune—his
talk’s “tommy rot.'^
His figure’s atrocious—and yet
she is his I
This loving of lovers is sure a
“queer biz!'’
But that is the way it always
will be—
Why lovers are lovers - we
others can’t see;
But you know and I know it’s
only too true
That one who thrills me dosent
often thrill you.
One gives me heart transports,
while you she gives chill;
It always has been so—and
"thanks be” it will.
Don’t you admire a light, dainty bedroom with
immaculate hnen and draperies, and with walls, furiii-
ture and woodwork 2.\{. enameled in pure white or
some delicate tint such as ivory or pale blue.^ You
can have one^—it is not expensive. ,
ENAMEL (NeaFs)
gives a hard, sanitary, lustrous, genuine enamel
surface, easily kept bright and clean.
It is offered in delicate tints or rieh
colors to harmonize with draperies ano
furnishings,
CoblerBradshaw Co. BurBngton, N. C|
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