he sholxne
AFTER MONTHS and month?. *
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JAY WIFE persuaded me. 5
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TO HAVE it done.
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SO I wont arr j.
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TO THE photographer.
WHEN THE pictures came.
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I SHUWEU them to m gn?
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OF AMATEUR art critic*.
ANO PROFESSIONAL craba.
DISGUISED AS friend*. 7
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WHO FAVORED me.
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WITH MICH remarks aa.
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"BOESNT HE look mural?" '
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"HAS IT ?ot a tail?"
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"A GREAT reaemblanoo."
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AND" THAT last one.
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MADE ME aore.
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SO WHEN friend wife.
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ADDED HER howL
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THIS TIMS th?r w?re pwt.
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FOR HERE'S what happened.
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THE PHOTOGRAPHER said.
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-LOOK THIS way, please."
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AND HELD up something.
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AND NO one could help.
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i BUT LOOK pleasanL
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FOR WHAT ha held Bp.
WAS A nloe tull pack.
OF THE cigarette#.
?r-s-'r "H
THAT SATISFY.
TIGHT Bp- * Chetierfield mad
sense the goodness of those'
fine Tttrkiah and Domestic to
baccos in that wonderful Ches
terfield blend. Taste that flavor!
Sniff that aroma! YouH regis
ter "They Satisfy." You cant
kelp it.
WW?M?|JL|< aTIO?
"Kat-Sn?p Beats the Best Trmp Ever
Tlaie," SrsrBmfly Shaw Say*.
"My husband bought $2 trap. I
bought a 50c box of RAT-SNAP. The
_Jtrap only ftaught 3 rais but RAT
SNAP killed 12 In a week. I'm never !
?without RAT-SNAP. Reckon I could- I
? nt rdn eMW uttex ? ife" ? . rat
SNAP come in cakes. Three sizes,
35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed
hy Allan Ttrmi rv.
| & All Explained.
Officer in Charge of RlfleR-ange?
i Don't you know any better than to
point an empty gun at me?
? Raw Koolrioi But It. Inn, 7 empty, Kir;
it's loaded. ? The Mirror.
Subscribe to
Ji.60 Per Year In
a.
HUNT BAPTIST CHL'BCH, COLORED
I ? Mere.
L^radutesi|u?utw*te
Ha* Hose IlMUK Work for
I'ul f??r %'earu. ? liital 8WTW
, His Leaving.
The Re*. S. L. Parhaii, tor four
yearn ? pastoi ? o( tlie r irai Baptist
church here for the colored, people,
land whose work has met with unpar
alleled niccesi during his Ministry
here, has resigned fcls position to take
affect the Aral of September.
The announcement of Rev. Mr . Par
ham's resignation caused profound
Consternation In his membership, al
most all of whom had loamn<t.to lort
him aa their pastor and trust him as
their true and very much tried friend'
and brother. However, ?n giving his
reasons, the minister declared that a
dissension among his board had great
ly hampered his plans which wtere too
far at Tartan ce with taelr Ideas, and
realizing that no one can do his best
ander such circumstances, he would
rather leave now while so many were
friendly to him, and not wearied with
Us sojourn.
The fact that some of the leading
.people of thought among the members
of the Sburch hare advocated its re
mm from Its prcoent location, giv
ing "as their reasons the growing men
ace of worldly pleasdres indulged In
it the "fair grounds." together with
the belief that the ends for which they
seek could beat be obtained in a neigh
borhood where the majority waa of
their own raoe.? the fact that these
barrier* have arisen, the congregation
fcas naturally been dhMM lato proa
?nd cons. These divisions have been
watched by the pastor with no small
j<|TM of anxiety, and thinking that
ks saw a split coming In the distant
future, he feels that he does not want
|t to take place In his administration.
, There are those who ooccaf In thtt
prophetic vision; ana they would bo
reluctant to sm
worked so I
these fouryears. until tksg had ac
Eevmulsted more than M.*00 to their
{credit in the hank, for the pi pose of
MTSctlng a new and mors modern edl
tf-ce ? then become so hopelessly divld
J as to completely separata thomsel
l. They reel that hi. Partam's ef
fforts deserve a better lot, and are will
pi to work with him at all hazards.
A keen student of hinri nature,
" baa sondei fully ?dewed the ra
ff pastor with a Una personality.
M la ?asy of approach aad easily ll?
E I esses one ss a mas of deep ears est
*t and profound symrathy tor the
afortunate and less favored.
As a Minister of the Oospel. ha Is
Kit assented to his task, aad yrsauhsi
Jwlth power and eloquence. ewavlng his
ttandleacas with his unanswerable log
Itc and clear Interpretation at the Word
* Holding degress la thsulsgy from
Ith Shaw PnlTSf slty. MMgk, N. C.
bad Howard Pal?si ?Uy/t Washington,
b. C. Rev. Parhasa*s ministry of tan
r 1 - with
baa been Moderator of Us
2 Creek Association, snd Is tbs only pas
' ??'
tor belonging to tHe Baptist denomi
nation between Raleigh and Weldon,
who aaa so atwated?fcls work 4t
MS made- mm sdfficioct support 4s to
allow htm to gUa bio ontlre ttme .jtn
pastoral duties.
be served the following charges: Sto
>?11 CMptl, Qtotall. M. u. , ZIlU Bnp
tiat church, Franklinton; New Cor
inth. Oxford; Michaul's Creek, 3 to
Tall; Shiloh Baptist church, Hender
son; First Baptist church, Roxboro,
tram which charge he came to Louls
bnrg. . ? J
? Since coming to the church here,
thru bis effective preaching, together
wth his ability to Influence other prea
chers of force and power to come to
hlg assistance, more* than three, hun
dred new members have been added
to the church, he has also so directed
Use financial system taat every one
knows exactly what becomes of his
contributions. When the retiring
minister first came here four years
ago, the church could barely pay ex
panses, and it was then paying a min
ister around I1W.00 per annum. Rev ,
Parham soon put the church upon a
Mlf-supportlng basis, and so increas
ed the income, that today his salary
Is one tbonsand dollars per annum,
and the church entirely free from debt
with over tour thousand dollars in th?
bank to Its credit. Therefore If the
rcriptural Injunction "By ye works ye
rfhalf be known," Is applicable here.
Rev. Parham will certainly never die ;
In the hearts of those whom he has
Sunday, August 28, will be his fare
w ell. sei muu ami Urn auBjefct will be"
"The Duty of Church to Pastors."
Sppclnl apnea will be roeerved for any
white people who desire to attend.
? During this week. a levlfjl Is lining
conducted at the church under the di
rection of the Rev. S. L. Parham, the
pastor, assisted by Dr. illcnard Spil
l(-r, of Durham, who will fill the pas
tor's unexpired term for the next
three months. Di'.,8plller is a Godly
man who preaches with great power
and clearness, making the Oospel so
clear that "a wayfaring man, tho 4
fool need not err therein."
Sunday will be used as the day of
exercises for the pastor's departure.
Sunday morning the Sunday school
will show him thtir ADjKeclation, while
in the evening exercise:; will be un
der the direction ot the church.
Rev; Parham will make bis resi
dence in High Point, where he has ac
cepted the call to the First Baptist
church of that ctt^, which is one of
the leading chugchM fii the state.
M ' ?3. B. D.
LOST OR 8T0LEN? "Hound. puppy
about 4 months old dove or tan color.
Missing Stupe Aug. the 21. Liber
al reward offered tot any lnformA
tlon leading to, where He la. It. Yt.
PARRISH. Loulsburg, N. C. 8-26-tf
Saturdays
"The Black Secret"
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Serial of Mystery featuring Pearl White
The girl that played in ''Perils of Pauline"
"Ruth of the Rockies" r
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One of the Greatest Western Serials ever shown
Featuring RUTH ROLAND
rr .r.
And & Good Comedy will be shown with these
Two Wonderful Serials v
'Of: < . r<Ti> f >? i.1 i
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY from 1 to 5 P. M.
Era - ?
The Show rnns on Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday. .???.? /
OK: *'-? . 10 and 20 OENTS
GOOD OFTEN GREAT
MSST'>;
Every member of the family will enjoy this Show
WHI Continue
Big CLEARANCE SALE
So many people having shown their appreciations for the
big savings* we made for them at our Big July Clearance Sale,
and having other goods to move in order to make foom for oar
fall stock which is arriving daily, we are continuing this great
sale, aith prion that are much less than the wholesale cost to
day. We are not after profits, we are after room. A good por~
tion of these goods have jnst arrived representing an over pur ?
chase on our part. Read the prices below and come to see us.
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if W?fc-gfcMi, BpWM
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m UM >M RW Paais, Special
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fic YARD
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M-laeh Cupid Bleaching, soft and
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Only 10 Yards to jl Customer.
Hickory and CheTlets Shirting, all col
..ors, plaids, stripes and checks,
.Special quality
9 l-2c YARD
Men's Blue Serge g.plece snlts a'l sixes
$7.49 EACH ;
r
Boys all wool salts, Worsteds, Blue
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Tax Payers!
FINAL NOTICE
To those that paid one'-halt their taxes, the
balance must be paid by Sept. 1st, as we will
advertise all delinquents that are not paid by
that' time. Tour personal property tax and
poll tax mast also be paid as we are now pre
paring tor a final settlement of 1920 taxes.
Come in at once, and save the extra costs
and penalty that will be added.
II, A. KEARNEY.
. , SHERIFF "./'i ^