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A TURNING POINT IN THE Lira or. A HERO DtrM Farramn mi acting aa a cabin boy ta Ms father who waa oa hit way to New Orleans with tha la fa it nary ct tha United States. The boy thought be had the qualities that makes a man. "I coaid swear Uke aa aid wU." ha says, “could drink as stW a glass of grew as If 1 had * doubled Capa Horn, and could smoke like a locomotive. I was great at cards and was food tf gambTlni i la erory shape. At tbs close of dinner one day," ha eentloa**, “my father tura »d everybody out of the cabin, locked the door, and sold to asa: 'David wHa". do yen mean to ho?’ 1 mesa to follow Uts sea.' I said. *FoUow tko vest* exclaimed father, ‘Yea, bo a peer Bii*erah>«. drunken sailor before the mast, keked and raffed about the world, and dla ta soasa fever hospi-j tair 'No, father.' I replied. ‘1 will tread ths quarter deck and command as you da. ‘No, Da rid; no hoy aver trod the quarter deck with suck prin ciples as yon Have and such habits v you exhibit. You will hare to I ckaaite your whale course of life if: ecu war become n man.* My father left me and went on dock. I was ‘tunned by ths rebuke and over whelmed with mortification. 'A poor, miserable drunken sailor before ths mast, k'rkad and cuffed about the world, and dla la nar fever hospi tal!’ ‘That’s my fats. Is It? I’ll change my. life, and TO change it at ones. 1 will never otter another oath, never drink aaolher drop of intoxi cating liquor, never gamble, and, as tied H my witncaa." said the Admiral solemnly, “I hare kept these three vow* to this hour.” This urea tbs first important tam ing point In ths life of a man whom our country justly honors and rover ». —Boy’s World. WHEN ARE YOU OLD What will you be doing In roar old •get Wilt you be fitting on the front perch, stroking roar white hair? Or will you b« active, powerful and a leader? Most of us bare the fake no tion that old age necessitate* inactivi ty. The Kart of Dueie, 94, it rounding •*u* his 66th year of aervico in the llcuse of Lords. along with 40-year old Bom Evenly, both extremely ac tive. Compared with thoao English po liticians. Senator Lodge 71 is a young ster. So Is Senator Dillingham. 77, aid Senator Culberson. 64. Only Urele Joe Cannon, 96. la a real rival. If you have an idea of retiring when you am 44, consider them givat exploits by old men: Commodorr Vanderbilt did not be come a great railroad king until he 4*1 70. At 69 be was the moat ac tive railroad man of his day. Socrates began studying music alien bo eras 60. Pasteur discovered his hydrophobia cure after he was 60. Collar.Ho, between 60 and 60 made his Srst voyage* of Aaterican -discov ery. Voltaire, Newton, Spencer, Talley rand and Thomas Jeffemon—all worn active aod in their intellectual prime after 60. When Galileo discovered the month ly and dally vibrations of the moon, ha was 7L Thom am tana of thousands of oth er instances of great men who did their best work in old age.—Capper's Weekly!. - UET UP THE SOIL Hotter marketing of form prod net* b the try of the boor. Fanners are being appealed to from every rfde to give more attention to the selling of their crops and them is grave dan ger that the problems of noil main tenance may be neglected. A con temporary says: •‘The farmer's op * ;.ortunlty for increasing his profits lies to a much larger degree in pro duction then in marketing,*' end this -re believe to be true. Tne fanner’s tint lab is to produce, otherwise he \ r. jld have nothing to sell. The foun dation of his business nets on the productive capacity uf bis soil and he ran net afford to give all his time and thought to the nutter of markets, and di/regard that part af kb labors that has to do with keepinff up production. We do not wish to be misunder - ood a* undenting the aaed ef bet ter marketing of farm product*. Too leng the farmer has suffered losses ■h-ou»h wasteful and expensive dis tribution systems; too often he has giawn a crop ta see the profits that thosld have been his go into the pock ets of those who pass It on to the con turner. He is to be highly com mended esd encouraged for taking a Heed in the running of the machinery that markets kit products, bat he can rot become solely a marketer to the neglect ef production. If he is wise and sensible, he trill give though to both production end marketing, re membering that the maintenance ef kit soil should bo the first coasldera t oa for therein he* the basis of hb pro verity.—Indiana Farmers Guide. Why is it every summer conven tion 1* held in a (own whoso normal ramatcr climate Is se blistering that you can fry ague on the udewatal LEGAL ADVERTISING j NOTICE or »AIM or LAND Under and by rlcta# *f poorer of Ml* c mtaincd la a (fatal* Dood of Treat oxacatad by J. M. Btowart, J. Walter Sowart asd wife, Fiona** Stewart, fa tbo aadoraigBod Treat***, wbicb la retarded la Book IM, pagee tnt, MR and 600, 0*c# of Bofifar *f Daoda for Harnatt Coanty, North Carolina, defaolt haring boon node la lb* yayaioat * tbo notea aoearod by aaid Dead of Treat, aad tba bold er of aaid Dood of Treat and not** Karin* reyueettd that aaM land to bo told. The aadocoignod tcaatooa win af ter for «fa to tbo high art bidder for earh at tbo Coart Hnw door at U l.aytoa, Harnett Coaaly, Nortb Cara* I'M am Monday, Bapfaafaor Mb, 1ML at It o'clock M. tb* folfawtag dee* ri bod tract or parcol of Ml BMaalag at a (taka • ooracr of Moldor (ad D. >. Btowart old ooraor and ran* X. ( l-t X. 7*0 rbataa to a aloha la DA btowart aad M. 1 Bold ore rororrs tboaoo N. T9 W. t.M chortH fa a etaka la tb* eoator of far ckarcb load; tb fan wNh tba ClMnt Rood da* N. Mil tbaine fa a ataka la tbe waal odao of aaid read A W. Moore and Flora A Bailor I tenet) thane* N. T 1-4 W 177*1 foot fa a ataho on lb* oaot edge of I lb* Taraor mad la lb* Ifa* ec fa# II Jethro Haider oafafa) IbfaQO f. 47II W. 9IT foot fa a eoenor of «ld aw I Ufa) faoaco A 44 9-4 W. IT* foot I fa 4 cooaor to aaid oofatoi tbfare A I SI 9-4 W. 949 fret fa a abreoc fa w | } >-..- —-r-— Three North Carolmians Sail As Missionaries for China and jam>an I » I (1) MUa Nunl hlltailMth Scholl. AaboviUo, odnoiliunal and eviuif distil; work In Japan- (3) Wlll.-i IV < - Slrconlm. avanxollatlc work Ik Japan; (t) Mi.a Alda Ornyaon, Uuclivitordton. mUalonary Hum* u^rhowln, fill as From the larger proceed* of the BAU.iU 73 Million Campaign the For Olgn Million Board of the Southern Baptist Convention hao heea so silled to seed out mere tbaa too no* mi* •lonarlcs since that morement wa munched. It I* announced, and of thul anmber slaty young men and w. men. waling fourtoec stair*, have Just railed for China. Japan, Africa. Brand.: Argentina and Chile. In addition to | these. Dr. and Mr*. Kverott GUI of Kansas City wlU sail September 14 to become representative* uf the Retard in Europe, wtu'e Dr. and Mrs. tv*. A. H.ml-tt of Austin. Tan*, have Jusl sailed for Jerumlom. where they wlli main I ale headquarters la 'acting ns thr Nrar ElU rtprrsrntalivea of thr Board. Tho bow atrslonarlva to China end Japan aallsd front Saaitle. Saturday. Augoat *7. ca the Ilawheye State ot thn Admiral Una. while those for Bra all. Argentina, •Mia and Africa aallsd from Now Turk uu the A-ml'is August 17. They will be engaged chlofly la evangelistic educational, medical aud agricultural work and wit] he sta tioned at various points In the** field*. I While a large nam.R'r of uaw workers i have bean sani out by g* Board sines 1 tie beginning of tho Campeign. at least 144 other cap this young men aud wemoa could bo employed to advant age If Ibif ware avallalila. Secretary] 1 F. Love adrljca I Mission Mossy Gets Results. Of the mar* than IJ5.000.ea0 that has bean Hjlluil d In cash no the 74 ! MlIKou Oamiiatan to data waout IS. ) 040.000 !>»:• gone Id foreign millions. This baa made if pnsrlbla got only to atr- rgthrn th» old work on all field* end »-cglnr -1 |« r-_c gnml-sr nf n-'V I old fence and hedge M. J. Butlor and Raeford Holden corner; thence B.' 47 E. 4.68 chains to an iron npe In i the Turner road; thence 8. 26 1-2 W. 15.60 chaise to a stake in the ' edge of the branch M. J. Butler and Raeford Holder comer: thence S. 48 W. 116* feet to M. J. Bstler and flora Holder's corner 4S W. 870 feet. ;M Flora A Holder’s comer thence S. 3 1-2 E. 132 feet to Holder and 8Ikes corner: thence N. 65 E. 882 feet to W. IH. Sikes comer; thence S. 44 3-4 K. 1820 feet to a corn or hi a stomp hole among black gum pointers Sikes and ! Holden comer; thanes N. 4 1-4 ■ 1270 feet to a atake SI. J. Holder'a corner; thence N. 82 1-2 E. 1876 I cot to the beginning, containing 806 seres mote or less Place of sata: Court house door,. 4t llington, N. C. Time of sale: Monday September 6th 1821, 12 o'clock M. Terms of sale: Cash. This the 2nd day of August 1821. CLARENCE J. SMITH, A. D. CHRISTIAN, Trustees. tug 2 8 18 12 88. tnltfIcn.-irir- i. but to do ranch other work, bwludtnf building or rocking robaUnttsl additions to 15 boys' school*. IT girls' schools, ST tnlaulon residence*. five bn*pi sis sod d' * iron - sariee. lour ligat and power plan's for palaaion compounds, l< church build Inc*, (our colleges, seven theological seminaries. In addition, aeidHtance bar licsn fiver, seven chnrrb bo titling loan aaaoclatiens. sir new stations have been opened and equipped, land has been bought (or Ihe enlargement oi several rule* Ion compounds. n heme (or orvhnua in Italy has been pataMUhod. and a block of ground baa been pur chased In the heart of Rome Tor heed quarters for the work In Italy, a thso loflcal seminary, public king hmiso, church and tubtsUn residence being provided on this pro pc .tv. Enlarge European Field. As a result of the Campaigu. South* era Baptists havo been enabled to froatly etti.srge tbair work In Kunip*. They hare carried on mis-inn wc:k In Italy since l»?o, now they have opanral up row work In Jtgo-Slavla. Hunger) and Rou mania. ar.d have made a hsgfnpin", ttroufh the disirtbntlua of Bibles. In tl*“ Ukraine and Sontho'ii Russia anil Siberia. To act aa tea Kuropran r prcsentatlvas of the Board ia this enlarged program, Ur *nd hire Eva'ett Qlll nf Kansas (Tty were re crotly named They will probably make thstr' haadqnertsre In Ssltwe land. Tbs first work Southern Haptlsta hare aver done looking to Hr evangel isation of Mrliarani-'don lands has Joel becu undertaken in Paluxtlne and Syria, end Dr. a ml Mrs. W. A. Ksmlctt of Ausila. T»*aa. have yonn r<i J.*r.i ... * *'v- -eft «niw*rlnt<-nf FORECLOSURE UNDER MORT GAGE OK REAL ESTATE Under Slid by virtue of tho power of sa'e rooLaided in a certain mort is <!o-d oxo.’Ut.-d by tbo Harnett Haidware and Furu'iuro Company to the Rank of Coats, which mo -tgag* deed is roeoril-d In Book lift Pure 1U8 svcctiL of Harnett county, do fault having been made in thi pay ment o< the debt thereby secured, thr undersigned will on Momiuv the lt2h day of Scptombcr 1021, at'l2 o’clock M, at tho court hou*e don. in LU I’dgton, N. C-, tell to the h.ghrrt hid il :-- for c*»h, tho lot or parcel of land 'yirg and being in tbe town of L!l iingtor, N. C-. and fully described by »»«<» ar.d bound* in raid mortgage deed as recordci in Book 115 page 195 as above set out. I £. F. YOUNG. Reco ver of Bank of i Coats. Thi* August 1021. August 23 30 Sep? 6 13. NOTICE 0£ SALE Under and l>y virtue of authority ontaintd in a certain Mortgage Deed ■WBBI ev*l.~“ n- —j_j- i! ♦lie work of the ruin t lots It la p’ann«d to rat-* . ■ church, theological seminary rn>! > 1 l**e, hospital and oipiiuiv^i *:t J . *»lem ns soon as pr.tc.icchu u 1 i • '*« soeh to rvach other points lu ; 'j. - *■ tine and Syria from this*cantor. Minister to 900.070.000 Peep s. With tb* enlarged (oreipn j-.-istion l>rogiem of Soothers Maims.e that de nomination U now operating la It countries oa every side ;l ih globe, and has li. Ita employ practically 600 'orelgn missionaries and twice that number of nailrs worker** tr.lnnt la ihe mission schools. Through ita piMcnt missionary operations the Hoard is seeking to minuter to 475.. DOO.Ofr) yellow people. 4.UU0.0C0 brown People. :00.000,009 black people ,.ud 1225.uoo.09A white poopio, making a ; tf tal of 200,000,000 people, or more than half the population of llie gln'wi. Numbered among its workers alraedy on the field are 11 foreign ph/sirUaa end t fnrulga mission nurses who last year gave 144.070 treatment*. Th*rs> are aow 01V mi set on churches on ■ he foreign fields and of tbh* ameber 1*14 are self-supporting. The average con tributions of these mission church.** l»*t year to feaouilnuiionul rations w.-* *u per member, the Chrtsilane on tha foreign fields’ responding more 1IW ally as a retail of the Tt Million Cara l»el*n. . ’ Tk>-aeVs toilnasriea sailing at this tlarc were contributed by ihe tullowii*; Mates: Alabama two, Arkansas ,:no. Rcorgta five*, Kentucky stx, Louisians two. Mississippi four, Missouri four. North Carolina three. South C-aroltna fiT*i, Teoa*«eeo firs, Texaa rtflovs Vlrglela stx. Iowa one and Vennayk rurU on#. ~ - —- I executed by J. A. Stewart on the 10th day of March, 1316 to A. L. Bate foot, which Mortgage Deed was iloly recorded in the Office of the Re gister of Deeds of Harnett County in Booh No. 113, page 322, default having been made fn the payment of the i*oto soeuied thereby the under „ pried Administrator of the attain of A. L. Barefoot will sell for cash to the highest bidder, at public auction to (Stiifjr the note secured by said Mortgage, at the courthouse dour in the Town of Ulllngton, Harnett County, North Carolina at 11 o’ riock, a. m. on the 16th day of September, 1021 the following de rrribed real estate, to-wit: Beginning at a stake Wm. H. Stew art’s comer end runs N, 22 W. 28.50 chains to a stake in the Chas. Slew art line; thence S. 67 W. lfl chain to a stake; thence 3. 22 W. 28.54 chains to Wm. H. Stewart’s cornet |n the White line, thence N. «7 R to tha beginning, containing 4,7 1-2 acres, more nr losa Tit's 15th day of August, 1321. A. Is BAREFOOT, Mortgagee. By EZRA PARKER, Administrator. Aug 16 23 30 Sept « I • MOVED I ■H --— .1 _ . • n* imn a r> .« 1C* Hii iilroad 5t/eet, 1 nith Building. all on ua. and j 'ianoa, Phon longer term* K I _ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th. I -AT FAIR GROUNDS IN DUNN PACERS and 1 ROTTERS Best horses in four counties will compete for supremacy in this summer’s meet. I EVERYBODY IS INVITED *|-- _=f Look To Your Best Interest The J.L.THOMPSON Co. TO 7 HE GINNERS OF HARNETT COUNTY AND SURROUND ING TERRITORY: We have just received a big shipment of Ragging and Ties, also a big shipment of Cotton Sheets. We want your trade. Give us your EUSINE^ and we will make you satisfactory prices. ^ ____ • _ v . 1 1 The J.L. Thompson Company Attention Ginner The new Cotton season is now near at hand and we take this me thod of telling you that we intend to be on the market daily and give you the benefit of the very best prii c limit wc can get on cotton and •jeed, therefore, it behooves you to trade with us, sell to us, pull with us and cooperate with us, and m so doing you will make an interest mutual and more conducive to prosperity. THE J. L. THOMPSON CO. — : zrm
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