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Theaa threa huge tarpon were I si
ltobert Handler, light, and Capt. Nath
Bl tjioooda, 13T pooada and 138 pounda wv
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HOME OWNERSHIP
A mifn. who has spent 'most of his
life in social secwioc work rocetly
aid that he Had practically reached
the conclusion that the most effective
way of attacking modern problems
would be to rlnaugutlite a permanent
nation-wide campaign for;
home ostyeraH*.
His Me* is that the source of most
af our preneat-dsy trouble is rile lack
of family stability.
fThe home owner does not desert
his wife and children.
He does not buffer from wanderlust
He taken a strong interest in his
community.
The purchase of "his own home'
arouses his amhi'ibn, hin thrif'. end
his industry.
Rcfcig jpcmJirT.-iy locrted, !??
n better hushird. n file
end h V.tar cyt;r.. 'y n,ul n better wockor.
The -r '* 'U s .
- n?tte?. .tii.- iv;r,re ou be \i>-*"vjbb|hd
that-.it Ik funds nun Is 1/ - .
Sttitissviili- l.'.ivir' I
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3*'* _Ucfm I'riyro ti*> *;o t- ?..
Ifor ..w$4 a . e verybody
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of *Ki? jrfil AdNUit tt ih.
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Otslv ac of ht'tnastv, lie! if., wroto tj?e
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Convenient Nests Easy
to Keep in Good Order
Good nests are easy to clean and
easy to get st when collecting eggs.
They are moat convenient to reach
when lecsted under the dropping
boards or on the aide walla Unless
the dropping boards are st least four
feet from the floor, the nests should
not be under them.
There should be one nest far every
four birds la the pen. A box 12 by 12
Inches Is.the moat suitable else fee the
average bird. A 1 by 4-lnch piece
placed about four Inches In front of
the neets will give the hen n place te
step from Into the nest. By hinging
this strip It can be used to close the
nests against pullets In the full and
the broody hens In the spring.
The New Jersey experiment station
ranks nesting materials in the following
order: hay, shavings, sawdust
an l straw. To makecleaning easy,
thry saggest building nests in sections
12 by 12 by 16 Incites, with a strip In
front of l by 4-lnch material to hold
In the neat tiller end a similar strip
for the )*?rk of the nest*. This nets
<*n u platform the width of the nests
nn<J as long us the row of nests Is t?
be. The nests ar*? tovored with a top
of matched lumber which undweFs for"
/ the put form for the ::eeond tier of
nests. When. It .is desired to eican
the uests, tbpy hrw simply , pulled off
the platform and all the nest material
falls, to the floor. Thefre. nests con be
uaud either under the dropping hoards ?
or uii til* side walls.
ChickerLice Destroyed
. by Dipping involution
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THfr R0XBORO OOUKI?
tVP&OVED UN1FOJUH HflttflAHONAL
SundaySchool
T Lesson * ji
tBr aar. p. u sttswatcs. d.d.. l>??? 1
til* tCvenlnff K?he?l. Moody ill bid In- ,
tll'.ute- of Chte?SQ.) ,
C, ?ti>. T/MUrn S*?<o?r?r Cnl?n.> I ,
Lcmoii for January 4
CHR!8T?8 TRIUMPHAL ENTRY i
LESSON TRXT?L?k? 1
GULUBN TEXT?b? tkd
Kins that comoth In the dvdi of the
Lord."?Luk? 11:11 .
PRIMARY TOPIC?A ami Crowd
Proteins Jeans.
JUNIOR "TOPIC ? Tho Triumphal
Entry?? . ,
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIQR
TOPIC?Making Chrl.t Onr King.
TOUNCJ PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC .
?Too Kingship of Christ
The title given thu lesson Is some- j
vhat misleading. Strictly speaking,. 1
this was far from a triumphal entry. J
It was rather the official presentation
>f the King of the Jewish nation
tack of the cry, "hosanna," tbs awful
vord. "crucify" was uttsred by the
nme persons who cried "hoc tuna."
Chough they were utterly blind to the
act, God was about to carry out tils
Ian of hosanna, which mesas "save
now," through the oruclflxlon of the
Son of God.
I. The Presentatlen (vr. 20-34).
me i'u<vipm tor i lie
Ajta (vr. 20-81). He told them juet
where to go to find It end told them
how to answer the Inquiry of the one
who owned It. This shows how per
fectly the Lord knows ill our ways I
Mo knows our whereabouts by day and
night. He even toii>ws onr thoughts,
lie uses unlikely means snd !o*lsrnltV
r.nt things In the sccompUshsueut of
ins purpose.
2. The Fulfillment of Propbery
(Matt. 21:4. 3}. Some five hundred
years before Z? ehsriiih had predicted 1
thts orejtt. Christ's ?-u?ry into Jeru
estwn W*r nn viaCf fTCUnunt of this j
t r?* 'lotion: TTifcSr !a highly Instructive'"j"
til th..!-- tvlin would understand the
orov', -."'wir- :-i y. i unfulfilled. Since
r. of hU tlrst coming was '
' <1. we can be csiured j
' -i y of Uls second com.
uisc fulfilled. The tint
: | Mft The
hcr,l t .iti-1 ea'rtlly believe.
/. Ifirlfttt 14:3-11
U Kit ftpy fulfilled as
?-t7f ?>~-1 fwh|ip4jn.
DUdples (vv.
>:!> Tmuttrh may have
s-' .n re." e^^K.v^ci uuroasonTha
true die- t
v. I'd render glad obedience to
tlii; -Lord no mailer how strange His
commands nitty, seem. Obedience to
.that v Only which sc;-sus reasonable Is
Ti'-t obedience ill all. May we prove
tlvif we ere real dioclplrs!
II. The Entry cf th? King <tt. |
tabss),. .
1. The Rot^wa upon
r>ic? Afis (v. >.5). ThW a' ( of py l'.nj j
th'.?!t una'i tlie-as* cxw! * "* j
I Id-; J?ksui in..n It aVjWf.t ttiar. ihAy
f J i ui is fht-lf K!aj
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3t. PEC. 31u 1924
Notice Sale of Lsitl near ttexuur
Under and by virtue of the- anti
>rity conferred upon me by a carta
ieed of truat executed by John Rt.
tod wife, Burma Kay, on the 2nd da
>1 May 19V, and duly recorded
Regulars office of Person Counl
N. C. in book PT-3 at page 196, d
Jstult havipg been made in - the pa;
meat of the note secured by sa
feed of truse, I will on
Monday January 12 IMS
at 12 o'clock M. sell to the highe
bidder for eaeh, the lands conveyi
in said deed of -truat to wit;
That certin tract of land In Ra
>ere township, Person- oougtty, N.
Bounded on the North by the o
read from Rexbero' to Winateads, <
the ffitst by the lands of Ruff
Racers, South by tbo hoda of Wi
lie Jackson and on West by lands
C. B. Winstead, containing 67 '
tores more or less afnd known as tl
John Ray place.
SALE IN FRONT OF THBfCOUB
HOUSE DOOR
This December 8th, 1924.
N. LUNBFORD, Trusts
Sail's Catarrl
S?a Tiuau^ba
;-v 4* 3>j lfr?l>JrJ and Lu bus huxc
">V> i.'Vu *: r i>ri fax or
: oil dtaggWa. .
O , Tofadfa. Oh
NOTICE
Wis, the undersigned Executors ui
'-r th? will of Martha Pearu, deoa
?ed lata crf Person County, N. (
ke by- notify all persons hath
al*;m* against the estate of said d
??' ed to eahibtt them to the untie
Urn-r ?n o- he-fere the 9th day
rv-4-ember, tJ25, or this aetdee ?
be nleeArd fa bar of thdlr reoorsr
A!! oersens Indebted to ?eid eata
aril alea?e make immediate yarymea
Claude Trotter,
Roper Pedaa,
Hunters.
T. C. ProoVs, AH.
after 'every inc. Cleanse^
Boath ;nci S
teeth and aids dis?tttnv.
_H?IIeven tiat . overeaten
leeilay t.?td cci '
icoith.
Its l-*-fl-t-i-s-a flavor i
eaHsites U?e ef?vto<; far i'-i
emets.
IVvtgJey's in S?<trS.Sc w'}
vala?> in the f .-ctih and
plessnre 11 ptfaffac.
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%:2 have tyoi. a i?a elf-cat r.urs? ^
^ -for Hiro than 20 y^ara, tstk- ';<
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v-*V wo^.tl .vjvt L>; %d douhie >utu v;
t?.va la #o ta bed. '.. .
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su*.-^,?_,......,?_ . _? . -l. ?sy
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ff. she ?,a!y liad to tax:a t-.bo it- ^
two fccttU*, whon. she hardly ?
i f, ksew -bat i" *va* . . .f a&? ?
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p* soon gahus i in ve^t *;uJ %
F/'f haM h**n ao -vcoil kiuM." ?5
L ? CsnVji, Um? NVoraan*?i Tonic, /.
r: V hia Loipcd hUtVerinjc woima JQ
f") for over forty yours Try iV?. ^
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* | cod-liver oil to unlock the secret i,
? of its wonderful health-building
that the basis of its gseat
? helpfulness to mankind, the
-vitamins, was discovered.
E Scott's Emulsion
11 needs no introdu&ion to the
millions who during fifty years {
past have been helped to strength :
x and better health,
p Scott's Emulsion, the great j
!u strength-maker, serves ? ?
millions of children and rifkt , i
? adults regulatly. Why Nfj) , '
i- not you? , |
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Sold By Newton?\V
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itate for Castor H!, Paregoric, T?
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