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ltobort. Handler, right, and Capt Natbat
pound*, 1ST pound* and 196 pound* eeefc
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HOME OWNBKSHir <
A irufn who has spent most of hist
life in social saiwice work rece'ily j
aid that 'he had practically reached I
the conclusion that the most effect- J
ive way of attack inc; modern problems
would be to linaugumte a per' (
manent nation-wide campaiirn for ,
home ow^lf ship. ^
His He* is that the source of most i
sf our present-day trouble is the
lack of family stability. 1
(The home owner does not deaerl '
his wife and children. 1
He does not suffer from wanderlust '
He takes a strong interest in his 1
community. (
The purchase of his own home .
arouses his .ambition, hir. Ihrif . and | \
his industry.
Bejdiir (perrrfinently Idintsd,' htf >
n bdlter hmbun I. a ? f i'h- 1
or.d b star eitir.-u and a v. . '
; ker. !
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fteart- UmW *?M> teimtiwi Mfe? Port*!
<*ravat? >* l^iTo^fc< 'I'laMf., wiutu '>< lory
which w<m 'pati'mMl 'liwoff>prOfjM*lnto.
iv* ih? oook- i>ook, -$<\t
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Convenient Nests Easy ^
to Keep in Good Order \Yik
Goed nesta are easy to clean and .hoi
msjt to get at when collecting eggs. v}|
Risy are most convenient to reach foe
vhaa lecated under the dropping Ho
K>ards or oo the side walla Unless r.lg
he dropping boards are at least four lie
'set from the floor, thb nesta should 'at
?ot be under them. Ifi|
There, should be one nest for every 2
lour birds la the pen. box 12 by IS (XI
aches Is the most suitable aiae for the ye?
ivsrags bird. A 1 by 4-tnch piece tht
placed about four Inches In front of
he neata will give the has a place to f-n
itep from into the neat. By hinging
:ftjl*-strlp It can be used to close the >?*
lesia uyalnst pullets In the fall aad
the-broody..hens In the spring.
The' New Jersey experiment station
ranks nesting materia la In the following
order: hay, shavings, sawdust
t: i -rraw. To insbe (.leaning easy,
mcylsivgjtest bnlM'.ng nests in sections
12 by 13 by 16 Inches, with*a atrip In
front. of 1 by {-Inch marerinl ,tb hold ;'.
in the nest tiller end a similar strip
Cor the >^rk of the nesta. This ssts
m a' platform the width of the nests *.<r
tnd a.d long us the row of heats la t?
!>e.. The wests are covered with u top <r|p
if matched lumber which answers for
!he platform for the second tier of ciSj
nests. When it Is desired to ciean ths
the uests, they are simply pulled off aoi
the platform and sll the nest material
fdlis to the tloor. These nests <?n he i
jmid either under the dropping board* if)
or on the. side wet la. 1
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Chicken bice Destroyed
by DfnpiTigT In Soltitfbii r
Coi tvnr!;?* DHsUy rie"*; r?>>;tbJ . \*
by -i1.-^' b:? 'dr.'-'i-i?t b of- :
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KPRDVED UNIFORM INTERNA 110NAL 1
unday School
' Lesson11
f nmy. r. u kitowater, p,d.. v?m
t tv* Evcnlnv S*?ho?l. Moot* BlfcU Iolltute
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Lesson for January 4
HRHTS TRIUMPHAL KHTRV
.SaSON TKXT?LiKt UJt^i
K>UL?BN TEXT?b# tha
is that comoth In ttva nam* ot tha
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fUilAHY TOFIC?A Stwt Crow4
UNIOR "TOPIC ? The Triumphal ]
irr.
NTSRMEDtATE AND SENIOR 1
PIC? Making Christ Oar King. I
rOUNO PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC .
'as JClDsshlp of Christ.
Pbs till* given thin lesson Is foam- !
at misleading. Strictly speaking, ]
s wan far from a triumphal entry.
was rather tha official presentation
the King of the Jewish nation,
ek of the cry, "hosanna," the awful
rd. "crucify" wan uttered by the
ne persona who cried "hostnna." '
oqgb they were utterly blind to the '
t, God was about to carry out His '
n of hosanna, which meaas "aare
r." through the crucifixion of the
i of God.
. The Presentation (TV. 29-34).
Sending the Dtadples for the
i (tt. 29-31). He told them Just
ere to go to find It and told theiu
v to answer the Inquiry of the onr
o owned It. This shows how per ,
tly the Lord known all our ways 1
knows our whereabouts by day nnd (
ht. He even knows onr thoughts. (
uaea unlikely tneons and IS'IgulfV
it things In the accomplishment of
t purpose.
t. The Fulfillment of Prophecy .'
nth 21:4. 0). Some five hundred
irs before ZrehsrtnD had predicted j
s erect. Christ's entry Into Jerueio
wes an fitict f rlfillmtat of tbts
- 'h-tloo. Thlk id highly Instructive |
tht.. ivh.v would understand the
l{.>, n'-f i-i v. [ uufuidtled. Since ;
c of I-'- first coining was
' <1. rt can be assured
f '.. ry of Uls second comi?.
fulfilled. The first
: . : .-.?,.| t devbt. The
; l : heartily believe.
I'.-.r. ::'o. l.::r:ah 14:3-11
;|<I its lit.-idly . fulfilled as
ll'dt iiecharlnk k fit.
' . Oh. il,, nee of the HUvlplea (vv.
S-!) Tlioiit-li the request may have
niv' itJ -o.-e. and even unreason- .
f.-. tfu.-y 'l.oyc*!. The true
!? v. I!/ t-fi.-J'T glnd obe<!tenre to
-. l.orrl. no matte* how strange HI*
uiuah-l-i iiiuy Roerp.- obedience to
Lf only ft'hlrh aivms . reasonable ti ,
: <>lr)(Hll('we xif all. Mat we prove
o we .ere rfrnl rtittclplps!
I. The Entiy st fhi King (vr.
3S).
The Difcdple* Set J*??tns t'pon
5 A*s (v. K5). Th?* #n< of putting
*!r ijarciefi?* j the ftaS.-ftetij
?*p.?n if- H'.i(ivvoil' ikif ihey
o*rcjy.*'i . C9 thoh- KJflf
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Notice Sale of Lend m>/ KoxborUnder
and by virtue of the anth>rity
conferred upon me by a certain
ieed of truat executed by Jjhn Ray
iad wife, Enmia Kay, on the 2nd day!
>f May 1822, and duly recorded' in j
Register* office of Person County
M. C. in book JJT-3 at page 196, default
havipg been made In the payment
of the note secured by said
ieed of tnise, I will on
Monday January 12 1822
it 12 o'clock H. soil to the highest
Wdder for eaeh, the lands conveyed
n said deed of trust to wit;
That csrtln tract of land In Rox>oro
township, Person oota>ty, N. C '
Bounded on the North by the old
road from Boxbero to Wiuateeds, op
the Bast by the lands of Ruffin
Rsffers, South by the lauds of Willie
Jackson and on West by lands or
C. H Win stead, containing 67 '-?
lores more er less a^d known aa the
John Ray place.
3ALE IN FRONT OF THE COURT
HOUSE DOOR.
This December 8th. 1824
?. LuncrvKU, Trustee
Ball's Catarrk
MmMeSnm
and Iftmrf end kas bcaa success*
t ?t Cnssk far ovci
V :>P deegjlhta.
O , Tofadh, Ohio
NOT1CB
We, the undersigned Ehceonfaxs un!*<
the will of Martha Peaee, deceased,
late ?s? Peraon County, N. C.,
so?hv notify all persona having
>la;uts against the estate of said de*es
= ed to eetribtt them to the nnderlynsi!
en e" belese the 9th day of
[Vvember, 1925, or thi^ uetUe will
he nleeded fa bar . of thdir rmoonry.
All r,arsons Indebted to Mid eatati
ar'll a lease make immediate aery meat.
Claude Trotter,
Roger Peeee,
Itaeevtera.
T. Ct Brooks, Att.
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Clsanscs iaottfJ*. snfe
teett and aids
Believes that overeaten
leelicn nad acid .
mouth.
fta l*?-s-l-l-a*s Ciitvr >
t-ailahts the ctaviac ta r
svreets. j.;.J
IWgley'iI }s trpsrlie fctS
vaiao la the btWeSIt j,nti
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V* .' .??. N. 1? Ci.ew, ef lb ut? S ?
t? :. ilMUT V:.r: : UilH the 1;3
atory erf -. n-?ik .o-yc^ieivcd as /v :Y
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$? "! aai r,2 years old and I
?; ' have i.r Tu a practical nurse fc}\
tor .worn than 00 year?, t:<ki/i;*
tr.--.stly tt.atsJriiii#y - rj?sea.
? *,? Oiio of ir.y dj-ugrhtera sufjfored
Yj- ,f*oi? &ran?}>ia? ac.. . ; She >v
*V' <V(VJ*d Jj.it bm'd doUldd utid V; ?
fr? tr. s<o to bed.
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VITAMINS
It was while experimenting with
, cod-liver oil to unlock the secTec j
of its wonderful health-building
virtue*, that the ba*i* of it* great
helpfulness to mankind, the,
vitamin*, was discovered.
Scotfslmulsion
need* no introduction to the
million* who during fifty years j
past have been helped to strength '
and better health.
Scott's Emulsion, the great
strength-maker,' serves .
millions of children and (
adult* regularly. Why Yflr ,
not you I i
t~T" a rmi ii i n?,iii it t seas '
Sold By Novrton?\X
lartoria
tute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, X
| Syrups, prepared for Infants in
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no niore than the nth- ' ,,, . .1 IF*;
ACCIDENT and HEALTH all in one
policy. Get it fixes oeiore the trouble
happens. SEE SATTERFIELD. "Do
It now".
^gSESTBES PILLS
DIAMOND ORANO
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lwnle.1 T.l?h U!ucl\Y}
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A MONll Bn/ ll# PUU f*?r twro(f-C*Q
JW?* regarded a* lira, Safest, AVtray* Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
?% EVERYWHERE T^PBL
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eethiug Drops antf Soothing >
arms and Children all ages, J
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