TOSSttAT, MASCR W
ns TW1CS.A. Iran obp atch; bcsuxgton, n. c.
PAGK
SCKHaN ON ‘TBODKAir WAKBS
UP TOUNG MEN.
Chsyauu M«r«« Large Auiienee
Itith StorjF «f Erriaff Sob.
Prcachin^ on “The Pro^giA Bvy,"
and declaring that be hat«d the influ
ence oi liquor in Atlanta, Dr. J. Wil
bur Chapman Wedttesday nigi^t lrevr
fifty yoang irtea under si>«lJ of
tiis eloquence &ad held private confer
ence with them in the converts’ room.
It was .one of the most notab!s meet
ings of the series.
The aiusic wag a particularly .strik
ing feature of the Wednesday night
ineeting, novelty being oflTered in' a
piieeolo accoio{!aMim.ent by B. G. Gren
fell,*^ musical evangelist of Wales,
who has just wturned from a great
Welsh renval meeting. With Charles
M.^eicander on the! conductor’s stand.
Harry Baraclough at the pianoj and
Albert Brown, the tall English basso,
as the soloist, the fnusjc was soul-
* stiiringt As has occurred frequently .
in the .pist, it was continued after the
\ semon, and inany people remained an
extra hour to hear Ae siiuring.
“I have always-imagined that whnii
the boy left his home his mothei- inuot
have staiTted wicK him. Witli e%-cry
step I can hear her plead with him,"
said Dr. Chapman.
- - LINKS IN THE CHAIN- -
“The prodigal forged a chain abO’jt
himself,” declared the evangelist.
“There was lack of parental restraint,
first link; Disobedience to parents,
second link. Continual unrest, third
link. Grieving- his mother, fourth link.
Disappointing his father, fifth link.
Prodigal living, sixth link. And sn
on, and on and on, until the chain is
forged. He is in bondage; for sin is
bondage and claims as its victims tlic
brightest and best.”
Dr. Chapman urged hi.“= hei.rtfLS to
iemember that the sinner must turn
and go to his father. It was not the
Ja%v bui grace which would save him.
"I have pictured the home-coming
of the prodigal,” he .said. “Tniditio.;
isaj’s that his mother had died in hi.s
absence. When enters the old home
he know.s that something is missing'.
The rooms seem empty. The atmos
phere that made it home is gone; when
suddenly he crics out, “Father, whoro
is mother?" And then ha teJi.s him
•‘Your mother died while you wer>‘.
ifone, my son;” and the boy is for
given, and the fatted calf is killed, and
rines. With merrymaking-.
The boy missc.s his mother.
“God will forgive us if wc retu™.
and when He forgives He will forgol ;
but,, alas, there arc things we cannrji
forget ourselves. In oj'der that the
■ number of, thf>£C things may be fewer,
xev. MB. MAZEY 8PSAX8 AT
noonday services.
Suffolf, Va., Hp. 11.—At tiM Foio-
sbo todcy Bev. R. M. Kaxty preMfced
tbe noonday sttviees «n “Cart Thy
Bread Upon Oto Waters, and TImhi
Shalt Find it After Many DayB,” from
Ecel«^stes, 11th ch«pt*i^ 1st ve^rse.
‘'Hie Book of Eeol«sia«tes,” he sa^
“is human life written out in Hebrsw
poetry.’’
“The .sum of life, sccoidiag to the
preacher, “is vanity.. In the text he
undertakes to tell ho-w to live so .that
life may not be sumnied up that way.
“To understand the text we must
fead its ligiires.
"First, waters, a b^utiful figure of
human life.
“How inspiring it is in the early
litorning to sit on the sea^ore and
watch the waters as the rosy finger of
coming daH'n paints the eastern sky.
“That is a Wutifui picture of buil-
diflg life of 'infancy.'
how awful to see the sky
overcast with clouds and the waves
dashing in restless; agony.
A picture of human life when pas
sions rage.
"Then sometimes, as we look out
cross the broad baste of waters, we
cannot fail to see the barrenness of
suffering jiiiii poverty figured before
us.
. “Ill -ihe eveninp, when the sun sets
into the embrace of the calm ocean,
wliat a picture of the close of a wel!
spent life.
“The text , bids us cast our bread
Bpofi tliKe waters.
“Bread-is the life's force—life's en
largement:.
"The text means for us to put oui.
the force of our manhood and woman
hood upon the human life about us.
U6HI CALOMEL iAKtS M SiGK.
DONT STAY NLIOUS, CONSTIPATED
i's Uw Twe" m Cini Yur
Shiatisk Lhw Mte CiliMi
M Cil M Sattafc.
Calomi*] iuiilti'6' ynii sickvou Ji>sc ft
work. Caitiiue! Vn quieksilwr uud
it'dalivates: caloni^l injures your llv.*r.
If you biliou^V feol hizy, biu^giaii
tzid aI) ki)Ock‘d. out, if your bokk'cls arc
eonstipftt^i and your hcail acJi€s or
*pur, jusfc tak#^ a S}K>onfUl of
barmlotis l)CHlaoii.’s Livc-r ’I'oiiti instt^ad
of- janvut«Ji(r
i..tvcr 'ron'* is roal liver iuv**li-
citit*. •tuiMl- kiKi^v It’n.u>r»uii'; 1m;-.
i-aijsi you: wiJl
•■Mir liviT will III* 'Avti’Uiii*;. yjur hcud*
an«l iUv’.i'ir.rjss y'..n;‘
••Mi*' Ih‘ Vou
'111 iik*‘ UMikui-. Vi.iri; U;
;ulv iuU
aidbitlou.j
\oiir or voj*
fiO eeut UittK‘ of Dodson's Uvur Tone
uiidyr wy n«r.onnl ^uaruntiv that it
wiU cIo«B ycMif slu5^jri»ii tiver better thuM
mniy «aJonKl: it woii't make you sick
;*Md you (*a» cut anything you wint
wiitliout boiiiji .s;:iliv.Mv‘a. Your drujigiafc
tliiit idoh 8]fQ.ontur Kill start
yoifr liver, jour boweU and
st*.’«i;fhten Vo» u*.* !iv luoriiiiig or vou
gft joiir. motuy h.'tfk. C'hiidri*n iiUdiy
lake DotUoii > Jjvi-r Tone beeuUKO .it ia
l^loajiant and doe.sn*t grip^ or
c-ramp or niul.-i- liijb-m aiok.
T tmv ifsWifix; mUIimis buttJvs of
DnJso.n**-. T iv. y u'!i liiisv.
fjiiiwl t!'a( r' .' i li-tiniiiu, vs'ii'otHiili', W\'vt
{‘'I ... t\. (V:sii'.r»-‘ro’.;.^
rii-^o>rfi. f»y
‘■■‘liii.Uie ... A*L.- youi'
‘THE FIGm* IS ON.”
The llgrht is on, the trumpet sound is
ringing out,
The cry ^‘tp arms/' is h^ard afar
• and n«ar;
Tho Lord of Hosts *s marchinif ori to
victory',
The triumph of the Chirist will soon
appear.
CHORUS:
The fight is on, 0 Christian soldiers.
And face to face in. stern array;
With armor g-leaming,. and colors
streaming,
The right ori^i wi'on" .engag^ed to-
■ day,'
The flight. 13 on. but be not weary,
!k* ftron^ r.m! in His miglit hold
fis:;
Il‘ (iod be for His l>unner o’er us,
WVll 'ipg the ■'•ictor’s song at last.
But to the. Christian the words have j
a hiKhfi- application. His bread
the bread of life. Christ is the Chris-1 t>™ve and true! -
•Jehovah loads, and victory will as-
FATAL RE.SULT IN
FIGHT.
PAGELA.ND
tian’s life force, and when he casta his j
bread upon the waters, he gives Christ j
to this mass of human life. i
“The promise is that it will rct'.ii-cii
‘after ii.any days.’ !
“But the fuline.-is of the tindinp is in I
the blest beyond when Christ shall
say: ‘Come, ye blessed of mji Father,
inherit the kingdom prepared for you
from lh> foundation of the World.’ ”
Prnyei'b we;,-; offered by Judjte Mc-
Leinore anil Hev. W. .V. Hall,
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ETF.KN.4L 13SK.
Eijdlish mcn-of-wai- havn no ict>-
makiiitc machines on tioard as do ou:-
ship.s, ami evtri J iVody hr.sv.'i h-"'*
Knglisii fail to understand us on xhe
suujtfct of the use cf ice, especially in
our drinks.
An English officer whs aboard one
of puf .^hips. of the . Asiatic fleet and.
I; on'Beinc Served/with an iced driiik,-
Pistol Ifattlt; Oyer I/eeal Diffic(|ltie!>
Claims One Life and Ihjures Five
Fageland, s. C,, Mur. ISi.-rOne man
was killed ;md live others wounded,
two probably fatally, in a shooting
affray on the principal street of this
place late today. The shooting oc
curred immediately after the^trial be
fore a magistrate, of Arthur West for
alleged viohtion of a labor contract,
rhe case waj; thrown out of court, and
tha intere>.tel faation;^, it is said,
clashed in I’ront of the magistrate’s of
fice. Mon- than fifty shots were fir
ed. J. Vi. Arant was killed and hi.s
brother, J. M. Arant, probably fatally
wounded. J. n. Wallace was shot
throug'h the body and later was re
moved to ;i hospital at Charlotte. Ar
thur West ihoi several times,
his brothe'- Sheppard West, and John
Robertson ai.so receiving serious in-
jaries.
The troubu' is.. said to have arisen
from an alleged breach of contract on
the part of Arthur west, who, it was
Gu, hucWe oil the ••irnior God has giv-
on you,
■■\nd in Hi.
endure.
strenglh unto the end
The l.ord is leadinff on to certain vic
tory. •
The bow of promise spans the East-
had unlawfully left the em
ploy of ;i ,‘^i.stor of the Arant brothers
to work for J. V. Wallace. The sher
iff of Chc.sterficld county arrived iierc
tonig'ht, hut jjiv arre.sls have yet been
made.
It is a well known fact that “Co-opera-
tion” can accom|iiisb more than any in
dividual who lives “In Union there is
Strength’ and Union means Co-operas
tion. The Mntual Boitding and Loan
Association Go-operates with its share
holders.
We Save MoRey Together!
We Lend Money to Each Other!
We Divide the Profits with Each Other!
We Work Together'
Payments begin SATURDAY. APRIL 3rd.
Shares mature in SIX and ONE-THIRD YEARS. Efich
Twenty-Five Cent.s Per Week sived here will give you
$100.00 at Maturity.: Pays you Six Per Cert. FKEE
FROM TAX.
are not a Member, JOIN!
We Need You.’ You Need Us Too!
B.K. Sellars, Pres. t.C.Foivllle,SeG. t ta.
DIRECTORS:
H. M. Montgomerv
,J. A Bprnvell D. R. Fonvilie J. p. Spoon
R V. Nialone A. A. Apple W. W. Rippv
J. C. Lloyd C. C. Fonville
ern .sfcy.
Hi:, slory nanjc
honored bo,
The mmm will break. th>
peace i.s nigh.
ev’ry land shall
I
, Coras OW Sores, Otiwi ReRMdiss Won't Cun.
‘ worst c.ises, no malter of howlous staa^inK.
. afe cijfea by ihe wouderful. old teliabie Dr.
t'ortcr's Antt-iFptic HcaDnK Oil. It rrticvct
P*in anti Hcati* fti the sam« titoc, 25c, 50c, Jil.flr
dawn fif
-O-
n
will
tSiU
:h.o jug la\v n-il) hold water there
bo a lot of empty jug.s in the
I iiAiCTIN J-KE.\CHSSO\ “HICH
YOUNG RULER” |
Delivers an fnter«s(ing Sermon lo a |
Crowded Congregstiop, I
Sutfolh,, Va., Mar. 11.—Or. F. H. ^
s‘ppavei'1 to: us, I bcsecch you, come
home! Oh hear tiie cail oi yoar
er, the pleading of your father. Yield
to the Spirit of God, and yield now.
I bid ycu cotne home."
WtiMevcT Yofl Need n Qeneral Toale
Tok« CiKtve’s
Tbe Old Standard Grove's Tasteleiis
hili Tonic is equally valuable »s a
Geesral Tonic bwause it contains the
«£Uknown tonicproperticsofQUININB
and IRON. It acta on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Bnriches the Blood and
BniHn ap the Whole Sytceia. SO ceat» i
0
OAMAGED, BUT NOT D.4MAGES.
A farmer, in looking his car over
one day, thrust a lighted match into
the ga^line tank. The ensuing ex
plosion laid him up far several weeks.
On the first day that he was able to
be about he visited the storekeeper
who had sold him the stijff and de
manded compensation.
“Why shouW I pay you anythi.ig?”
asked the merchant hotly. “It was
your own fault. Vou knew- it was
Rasoline."
“That's all right, but this accidcent
was caused by defective prasoiine."
“Defective gasoline?”
“Yes, sir, I’ve been sticking matches
into gasoline that I’ve bought here
before, but this was the first lot that
TA.-.ii^5ir.,.i>bt>ar4; American of
ficer re.sponded with an offer of a
small cake of icc, .which was sent the
followin*r morning. Meeting: the Ene-
lishman ashore a week later, the
American asked him if he had enjoy-
erl the ice,
“Enjoy it, ojd top. Why, do you
know, that was the first cold bawth
I've had sincc I left Ens'land,"—Ev-
erybod,v’s Maffazinc.
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!DAILY FARE ABOARD GE^M.VX
CRUISER EITEL.
Newport News, Va,„ Mar, 11.—Their
daily fare on board the Prinz Eitel
Friederich wa^ desoribed todajf by
sfiveral of the British captains of ships
sunk by the German sea rover. Here
it is:
Brejikfast, 7 a. ni.—One square of
white bread as bi^ as the palm of a
man’s hand; square of black bread;
same .=iize; a spoonful of jam; one cup
of coffee and two pieces of sugar,
j Mid-day meal—Hash, itr at timc.^
i soup and bread.
j Supper—Cold meat, fried potatoe.s,
jtea and bread.
i (Unless times get better soon, this
ALWAYS V»'>ltK!N'C;.
"That lawyer «f mine has a nerve.”
“Why so?”
“Liston to this item in his biil:
‘For waking up’ in the mjirht and
"’i”* ,»?r- thjiAlhs wer your case. ■S5.’”^U-
vicciT lit tltc chyi’rh nr«hcHed ‘ r i rv:..,v-t..v .
to a crowded, congregatio,' last nig'ht, j ^ ,
mr, Ivi:;;;. u'l! ;t- vsk
Hulcr ’* / •
; * Longresamaii, your oonstivuciits
'Theri; are si.v icssons," he ssiid, 'camiot understand your speech on the
be learned, ( Reserve Bankinjr Systen\-"
“Fir^'.t, education caiwiot secure eter-1 -Cood; it took me .-icvcn hours lo
iiat life. Education means more than' write it that way.“
mentai training. A t^rained head and j
a trained heart ara both e.s.sentia) to ■ ^ .
a xvell rounded life.
S^ond, wealth cannot secure eter
nal life. Money does not hurt, and
that meant everything;. A dead man
only needs one thing to make him alive
and that is breath.
“Fourth, a merg desii a to be .saved
is not sufficient.
“Fifth, respect for Jesus and sacred
inin^ra r,ut ebssrve
all forms and ceremonies-—know every
iv'ord in it until it g-et-s between you
and God.
“Sixtlu Morality cannot secure eter
nal life. This young man was strict
ly moral. Most churches! would pladly I
have received him.
“Christ loved him. He loves all sin
ners.
“But Christ said, ^The young ixian
lacked one thinsfi knew all the cate-
HAVE YOU DONATED
YOUR LANDLORD
A HOME ?
The ft.l{owing figBr« sliow the di*adv;^ntage af paying
rent.
At six per cent, per annum,
have paid; :
cdiu|i0un!i j snnssalJjr, yos
is much more than some of us willienisms and yet lacked tftc one es.^icn-
ihave.—Ed.)
Harry K. T’law is again flividing
honors with the European war on the
front page positions.
0
A WINNER. I
"How did yon come out witJi your I
lawsuit ? ” I
“I won it.”
“Get d&mages?*’
“Sure! I got enough to pay my taw-
yer."—Boston Transcript. I
Jack Johnson evidently thought that
^in Mexico where everybody is lighting
i nobody would pay to sec him fight.
i 0
South Greensboro, be it reTnemberod,
also has a “groat white way.”
Indeed, McManus *niay have been
sniping. Also, Thaw may have been
in.^ne.
tial thing.
“A surrendered heart and wall and
an open confession of the same.
sad case. He loved his posse.=:-
sions too much, turned away sorrow
ful.
"No account i.>i ever given of his re
turn.”
There were several professions of|
religion and much interest manifestad i
last night and in the previous nights'
oi the meeting.
Guardi Your Children
Agaiiut Bowel Trouble
Many chUdreti at un early age
liccome consiipateJ, ircQucnily
scrioMS consequences result. Not
being able to realize his owa con
dition. a chiM’s should be
constantly watched, and a gentle
laxatiVe giyen wiien necessary.
Dr, Miies’ Laxacive Tah/ets are
especially well adapted to women
and chil(keti. The Sisters of
Chri-'Uan i^hariiy, ijl Char’cj St.,
I-uzeinc, Pa., who attend many
casc' ot sickness sa> of them:
“S'me time ai^o w« befctan usinc I>r.
L'lxaiive Tai/let5 And find that
we hke them v&ry much. Thoir ;u’t»on
Is excen«*nt and we aro
havir.i? been madt» acqualnied wiiii
them. Wfi ha»e had troo'l results »n
ewry case ioid the Siatersi itra very
TTiUOl! pleased,"
Tl.si form aiui ilavnj Ml any medi-
cln*' iii very xu> matter
%v}i.» i.-i U'i inkr 'Xh-.r t;i>ic and
apiu'.jrancf aro «.iinporiant
wiiiM. t Iiijcircr. ■c.'nct’-j'tict!. All
p;L7f.:l. k>3'u harI .1 is to give
tl.c -ver.i^f clnK^. *’me;iirine/' even
i!ir i' dis-
g!:«“ •!. ij5 Dr. Miles’ Lax-
r.iiM Tal)lct', howr\«‘i, tins diiTi-
i^ overi''«m». i'hc bhapc oi
ihc laLIc'tx, ihfi; ■.i]»V’‘.’at'anCc anc.
caiuiy ltks.- iri'ic ,a or.*'* i5p't>eal to
any -hil.i, the rf>uli ih.Hr thoy
art' ;aki’M
c vich oii-,.c-o:;i:t' ilav-T and
;(),-» ;rL* i>] 5i».ik«.' l>f.
‘ 1 ,.i.s;uiv(' T.iUiit' •hf'
ro::.t-ly !»r ohil-lren. a
If lljt* lir-i !> >\ f:i:U ;:>
iliv ;>ricv‘ i' :j-i :r;)cil. .\>k >'V.;r
d:iiL'‘^ifl. hov »»i j; r.-^sis
(.mly 25 Xev*;r soh! ui UuIk.
MIL^S MEDICAL CO-, Eiknart.
RENT PER
MONTH
$ 8.00.. -..
-iii. vv
12.00.
Xi>. iii>
18.00
2C.00
RENT FOR
10 YEARS
..$1,265.35 ...
1,3S1 G-S
2.847.03...
3.163..56...
RENT FOR
IS \URS
-$2,334.48--
O '?0Q 1?5
- 3,351.71 -
5,027 57..:
S.6S6.19
Would you not rather Itave a deed to a nfce home tfaan
RENT FOR
20 YEARS
-$3,531.42
J.4I J 2f!
- 5,297.11
f. CO!
7,945.67
H.828..’52
a lot of worthless rent receipts?
Let us show jron some barguiHS is altractive baneaio
aod dweiltsgs.
SIANDiSliD 8EALTV AND
ws
j| C. C. FONVILLE, MGR.
BURLINGTON, N. C.
■ET:
We dei ver Pianos & Organs
right inift your home.
“Goat! times” are coming
Get yoor Piano or Phyer
Piano now anf pay as totae
down and bt^lance on tinie.
Have yon seen aur $17500 &
$250 Pianos?
ELLIS MACHINE i MUSIC COMPANY,
on, North Caroifna.