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PAGE TWO I The J Maa by HARCARE7 TURW3ULL >l"as:ratiors by lilV. lX ."/IYERO p • i-*' '" v J"' k, -£ - : i ! ' N \ •. • - i ; 411 '.l ' k Nt •• • . -1,.. ! ■ ■ - , ' • }: r, iS m in'u - that I.MIV S I • . .. , i *»,. )• • ! n i* l - • •* • ('.mtiiiui*l l'ivm l;vft week.' Mieltet'i id ii. ' iv 1 !•••• * s. • mill iln* l.nly was of . - it:-l I'iv ams |i.i»«' s-ion, until Ii" h'-.i r«! say ih it it was :i .treat :ii stake ii. ii |k> had tot waited until >'i: • !in -I '| *.'lllllll, I.i-i.»re iiui'i'lias;;..- i..» islalld. lloilClt.l llit'l Hut I••»•"!» looking ■! 1 "!' fa'her, or sin' vv.'tiM |:n\•• .«|.t•••• I he fore she said that. Sli * had lii'i'li sitting on I lie edic of tin' terrace. ismoUilii.* cigarettes furiously. Mac lk-'li liiwl in it known that >li«* smoked. S' Ul 1 HBTjV He H.id Opened His Mcjth tc Te l Her to Stop When She Made Him f-'o'Qtt Everything Else Exce;:t His U' ,ind. Ih- . i.| . I is - , t.i • '! ti.-r to stop when she liihl made liilli forvet *• i •'• itia ••••;.» ir- :«'.u 111 1 In*:ir I llii'tl. ullhollllli it was nl!" «if mois! hoauiil'ul spots in it .im~i' fnn • h county, that It was iii Uoiioi'ta's .i« .i •'i i ' ' 11-' "i :■ "ii •••' !..ip I'lier's lilt n *. ! l-i-w.!! II - - :l 11 I :ilii' \ »i»—iii- ■! to have klltVi»ri*i 1 a blow sin ■ 'ii* had - 1 1* 11H:• :i «if his iiioi "v in tin- .in !. II" in ii, i' I .ill.at Ii" :il. IIN -'at '! MM- a mile liar.' and rmm a ipuiri.-i' I • half a lllili' wide. It hell nil a man Illicit' want. .'l iocs Mivl.'li i>f / artell, ji i .nil anil H'mi.llaiiil, a boai-h nit'l tislciig right.*. It r«»si? to ii '•'! - !"f --iii!.. height ii liii vo the water level, lovely giwn ntui fair, with 11 •» re n>■iil -1 ■ I olil Pennsylvania farmhouse Kiiiihliiia on tin 1 southwestern .'int. I lll'i o Wlls 11 lllili tOlTSJi'i'il SWIH'P ilown til I lillll" Im'lK'li will'lV ilis bo||ts WI'I'I! mooi'i'il timl ii liny suspension 11ri• I■_i• Willi tin' mainland. , 11" hin'l first seen 11.is island some vears a jo, iiikl had longed io share t V.'itll Roberta tllf.'ll, but tili'l'o WI'I'I) ililli' -utiles in tin- way "f in'i|iilrina ir, mill li" liaii decided if in' iii I*l buy it, it w.itilil In- a ili'li-lit."ill surpris!. to lllili.' ill'l' liioro wlipii sin- ii'ft .-.am!. 'J'iiis was hi-; rcwni'il! With a I renu'mlotis cffoi't, IJohi'rt >ra(l*cih hntl oontrolleil his tonipi'r. Tie hail kept hack tlio pi'oi'nnp woi'ils that rose to his lips, ntiil said ilfciiioill.v: "1 diiln't know you smnkpil nt that rato and I don't like it. Clear out now and let me think. I'll tell yon this diik'li, I have wanted this Island for a long time and now that I've got It, I'm going to keep It." "You won't keep me here long," Roberta declared—aurprUed and an gry. "I §»« you fair warnln* that I CBU't- tjia, nlafift, jnd I don't Vr; • . A **' I lilt I'll t ' It lioTVS IIll'." "I>.u>s it s i': !I ••• lather v.ii.l. witli • >':t 11_ at i..'f. "Tlh'ii niavV \ .'!'!! tl'o'll l>!'t\WO!l III" an.! iny \i. \v of i! " Pclitwaiv. I'm sin ill man . : ; I t i"! tlic air an I a lilt'" pra. "Ilien !:■' hti'l ilo;io ll" most I'flV'itivo • *,j ;,. ... ! .io i! 1111 11 ii will novor ' a wl.i-lli.'r lie i'l i' l.y li.'s'^u • sir i. !!■• leal ! 1• a■ !; in his :■ iir mi ! > i-'*i"l hi* e\i ». ■ \V. ' . I'm «!ii>ri' ; " I'linijiativ's . '• . : I!." i:..!."!■ ' innoim.v I .ir | j.'intii;'v sin' had h'l't him. al i.>Ui'' ll ■ t 'a.' ill h'.-niiu miiiin'iis*".! I t:i I all Ihi'sc ilonii'stio pl'oh • tu* :'l'i'it whil'll slu' liad ooti:.' to . Willi him. !.!•'.» lt"'n i" i fi-lt at that moment, wa a-. i'\trotiu'ly tnrhiih'tit an-' iliili : : a! fei'ti •ii-.piri' the * I''.!" a' I ' Ii" poi'ts -—•I--. ■ •■>• . -"..Ma it •' port • - .. • V . *,"•• •' —• ! .1 • I • . - •• ll y . ' • • 1 1 :' ■' •• ' h is ' . an l.ai."* ati.'a car t' •> ! i ' uilTi'iir. . .I .1' it . v i '"I 11 " ' At . ;.' M -- It- •• "I t's uoti •n- ... , i..' 1 r ■ wail!'■'*« "Wi'tl 'at • t !h i.!' :a Hi, «••'! in.' iv ■ . . ■ I hi" 1 ail", w .it sin' I ; l:.'TU'l.-i - |i!v. ' M.i w.•>•!' ii;. I" lay. ai: ! I hours hor tolling man sho uoiilna r?-l it* •'.f >omo •■' |iu««nit« toiliv • or ..rr.'.v, I iaal;"» it i.»lay," th.» w ,;•!••■** ;• |.|".|, 'AI ia lea\ln' this li":i!i v'ation i'a!i >ta',on," tli" rhaulVi'Ur n«uri'.| li. t. " At iv ll i' nil' I 1.i11.y ii««.il I" HH to in.- this niauiiiiu. Terms;" 'I iif> laiuhi'ii all tl." way to th.» I next roadside refreshment stand, where 1 they aK alighted to forlify themselves i uiih sati«az"s and rolls and ioe ereum I in eones. i While they at". I'oh.'ria slaikened j the speed of her ear. ami knowing J nothing of their departure, looked haelj j from the highway at her father's j island. What a pla e! l.ovely enou»ii. ■ she liad to admit, 1.-inj lona and u'reen, ! liiah aliove the river, ils tree tops i showing a little hehjw ilie road that, well ahove tint li eatial and river, ran aioiia 'he foot of a roekv >lope that walled it in on llie land si ie. It was a rliariniiii: mad. and every ' where l!oherta stopped to look it seemed Io ;:rovv more lieaut'ful. At I atio side of the road rhododendron, laurel Mtnl ta'l tr-'es elimhed liitrll ahove 1 'on the ro.'ky slope, tin the other »ide, the while f.aillt''l p.ists niarUiti.' ( tli- hiuii"ay proteeted one from a - eer drop "f thirty or forty feet to , 'he i•a • i a'. Hot ween the eatial and ; river vv is a lnoad llsir spaee. yreetl i and s tin v. and then iii" Pel a ware, j riishin. swiftly al'itu, |iro;nl and siial .vv. Where the island sfoul in it* vvav, , •he river separated into two smaller, I looper and more tiirhuletit streams, j ' ill the i»lalld. itleamill- white and 21-i.v against the green and hlii", was j t!•.. i.e."'.! '•:•! house her father had re | -I. and without doiih'. thought . ISi.hei" iitijrily, paid a -rea' d"al too niia-i, f .r. If «ho h".! i.n'.v heeti nhle t.i stop 1 111 Mill divert tie L'olili'li slp'ani, it I*■*_:.t lave paid f>r an apartment in New V-o' . ..a I'ark a'ei with a "Uiiitn. - (■ at liar ilalh. " nj* even Wa'rii 11.. . vv e-re "h" knew *o;ne of file ■ Jer rroivi 1 , That rel.resell - I'd I•: 's ;.:..,i • .:* a ft ;• n. 1 worthy es'iaiilisliiiient tiinl hai'kixro n.d for her- ■ - i: - : i"f pi-rsis." | in staving in tiii - • I t . ■ I Sfales. \ • - I I ill'ea n« of Motile ' l '"'.l. Ih - liiVi.l'a, the I.i'lo, t'oatell , : r.>i|-ii "f eafeli *s iitt..' red l ead. Wi.V Ii; i father he.-ti so illlpid 11* Io se!""t I - p'aee': V" roils.' .Notliitnr hut a !"t of :irii*t iiml writers, who • Ih! tiot at paretilly Know or ear l w hat inoio'd lil." Hillside liietl' heilaes. What was the tte of hai .'as tie yi' that w.-i- the way her father meant to spend ii. ai d lo lie her dovvnV ller eni' swi-rvei] arid "he heard a sharp ery in an iigltntei? foreign volee, Sl.o pulled at I er einei'L'i'tiey ht'like, for the road was nnri-iev here. It loo'.ji'il for a miiiiieiit as though she i-oiiid not avoid a collision hetueen iier ear and the heavy limousine that .100 the sfation haektnali, was drivinir. I'.e fore siie shut otT her i-li'.'ine. Koherla.. ipiiek. eiilni and cool, as her faiher'.s would lie in a i-risis. swervet her cur a little toward the land side of tiio I. The impact when it eatlli! was sli'.'iit. She saw one of .Toe's fenders crumple, and .-die heard 1 a ynsp of relief from llie excitable Joe as lie called: 1 "Hey, Mees Macaheelii! Why you not looi a where you going, eli V You wanta keel nie with tliesa people I hreengn to your house, eh? You hreaka my ear in two at the same-a ) time!" I "Sorry, Joe," Hoberta ealled, in the honeyed voice that made men forgive her anything. She lit a cigarette with trembling Angers. "Send the bill to father If I've hurt your old machine nny. anil for Heaven's sake look where vou.'re. nest Urn?." THE DANBIRY REPORTER "Me loo!;.i! That a gondii .l-'kc." .1. ■ >:i'.l. htiliJiina. 11; i the rear so:tf of .loo's cap 1*« .'»:•!•: .1 a illl'ilpy little woia i a: d II tall man. s e could it it s > the tn n's IMCC plainly 1. •. aits,, t • w 'ilia', v s lean!!' . forward i:v I 100 - if: at her itiietitly. "I hce was • c»ic tl ir: i"!ii!y ( .miliar a!io"t tliis w..i> .III'-. ; .'. ;:f ! ye'. IJolierta did not he |it ve n'.c I v li.T ie w-imaa's • In": all ti.e i|lta'tit Hfltisli |,- •'; of lie I rttv .'iitig . -he cli:tche I. te-ide lSoherta Itwtantly revert to the lieniu it in; of : r iptari'i I wifi her father this tnortiiiig—the servant question. "i ih." she exclaimed. "The new cool, -housekeeper and the luitler! I e\;iee:el .Mil! tomorrow. Well. I can't ;,i hack 'f.-' now. 'lake tlietil to the i'.'ali ' ■ M> failer's at ho:::e." S'.e ileil ltlll istily, as she limit.ft ( ,f I .••• •' i:! -a• a:i. "»\ hen tic " '■ • , . . ■ ' ■ . 'I'.I : d s - a ! ! • t •!!'..'■ * • ', • - wl!>'!-. 'I - s , :m:\o • i r'.-, - v • ■ t' ii .100 • • ~ ■ w h ■ ■ • In.- . a: ! star • i at thetu. 'l'lie te \i tnottunt. Itlni !: am.i ■ m-'lit oti if •'tee. sl.e :.ad lurfe-i alio " irid w.i- ua:'it jaf »r thtf r:t;i'-51> disap; i ..ring ear. We".: liatfi-'!:: ' is .n ;:.Hidson.i' 1 v| t • •! . or- 'it', hat think ' t !.at t'r ,i ! -tier' "I wotnl •• i!: * ! n\ I mi.' is h » mother ■ hi; wi:'e." She I.i.il.eil !• i■ \ aaaitt ai'.d hesitate 1. le;t .l.i-.'s . ir V' I- well on its V: > tow ard t!.o i-'.'ti 1. s. hiijli! Itohertil thought hit ii : ly. .lu-t my Ittek ! Now did wi.l fra'er:.' •• will 'hetn. and I'll he lui l;v it' -I i.i*t cool; anything Intt oatmeal. I she it|i .s.'d speed. She Must l.ft'l'y if she w is to meet tin' yot:ng man fr-'tti Philadelphia, who-' coming was the immeiliate cause of Ito!ier:a'« di- ."iiti'iit and. though —hi' did not know it. her father's towering rage, I.ndv Saudis.in turned and regarded her stepson. I'amsels, as I.udy Saudi son had heen pleased to note, tiinl fallen down and worshiped his lieuttty i to an extent that must gratify the tito-t exacting of stepmothers, yet he re mained unmoved. And now this I I ilis rilde reildieaded lass—was the \ wi'iiilerfui niece whose praises slie had ' sung discreetly. She glanced again nt j her stepson. Aware of it lie slowly ! turned to her. "Well?" asked Aggy. "Well?" Sir lieorge returned sinil ; ing. "This is a lovely spot, hut I had j hoped we'd titiii your brother in Now* York, or Chicago, by preference. I must say all I've read or heard of [ Chicago decidedly intrigues me. line of those western towns, Aggy. where I they shoot at the drop of the hat. This is delightful country, Aggv. hut. > I'm shot if it looks any more exciting than Sainiishrae." "Von never can toll." Aggy hastened 1 to assure him. "It's maybe no iist i like I'hic.igo where you wore wanting I to mi, lott wait and see. Judging from ' t 111 111 lassie of Hull's- it's none too i lii'.-ieofi;!." . "iiii. girls!' Sir Ceorges voice was | v.e.:r . "I'm sick of girls!" CHAPTER 111 Hubert Macl'.oih had tlnalii made ii[i ills mind, lie would put matters plainly to Itoherta oil her return and I then, if she would Hot do as In* wished - lie correct.. I llllliself • if -he would not tak" the sonsi! he pointed out to h"r, and remain c.iii'eiite.ilv on tie -1: ir! • I for a Vial', then v • should fe.l 11..■ heavy ha* dof an': ■•!■ i*. Yet somehow t [in f did not quite satisfy hi 111 citlier (lis eoii-eielieo Ol* Ilis ar'hri' - MIM him a tv.in_e. Not being by any mentis the "back neiiihcr' Uol.erta r.-.ev. Ilia' III" I eavy 1 and "f authority | was eoiisiderabl.'. "ill >.f 11 lie must he very careftil not lo make him ' -elf ridiculous. Illiee ptlt ll aiself ill the '-heavy falliei" position with ISol erta. and he lost all iti t'uet'.eing I.or. or gaining his point, lie thought regretfully of the good days of his own youth, when a parent's word was law. Then lie smiled, for he remembered how little heed lie had paid to that ; law. The moment lie was eighteen and knew his trade, he had tied from the overcrowded Miiel'.eth household and struck out for himself. While In* had been at home he had bowed down perforce to his father, and a tine, tyrannical, old blackguard and humbug that parent li.-nl been, liobert never wanted his daughter to j thin!; of him in .lust that way. Vet how was lie to make her see the error i f her ways? Macl'.eth knew that girls of eighteen, however Intelligent and sophisticated, were scarcely to he trust oil to navigate their own little | boats on life's crowded river, lie had seen a few shipwrecked ill his time unit lie meant to pilot his girl. He looked up ninl saw Joe I.lgori's car coming down the road toward tlie ! Island. He rang with impatience, and ! also rapped loudly with his stick on I the floor of the terrace. Then he re | membereil seeing tlie chauffeur and the mahls leave the island. It dawned on him that he was quite alone. He reirfembered now that Roberta had airily observed that they would have to set along somehow until the new servants enme from the city, and i It was possible they might not. arrive al In,- i-ian.l Hill>l tomorrow. Tile un pleasantness of this morning li:i 1 be trn:i willi :i statement from Roberta 11 :it ill this place it was impossible to •J. I or a decent stall of servants. 1; wis too far from c\erywherc. The ■\;>nts lipnulit from the city would not ; 'it it i with its ivnio'iMii'.s», an.l a> i• *t*i| •.*!':!>">• help. \vliii'li was all m >itlil get ill tlii- ]>l:i ■■ it was h oml her*. tin- millioiialri'. groaned. Ati I t:: nod to watch tin- ear cro-s tlie I - l.ro all.! make its way lowaril liie ! I: came to a standstill Just ! '."alii Ii"::i. ainl lie saw .!oe lifl out two i.r throe traveling bags and I lien t ■»: :i to sjieak to tlie fust of I lis pas v • ;ors who ali:hted. Tliis was a ta'l v.."fa titan with golden lirowu liair. w! !i gleamed in 'lie sunlight as lie ;... \ ..'V lii~ hai atnl looked about with In'efi'M. lie tnrilei! I" iieip out a idle- . .• i! Won all win a ro'.jnd ■Hi' s |: .1. M . lie;!; looked at ' "I- i !\ v ■ • ..I ... • i.nil ■ I ■:!'•: !'.!..• :a ov t: • • «.! •• r • >' !' t! '•••: I : l 'on ii; . ■. i 1 ' y. it's i . ! i.' lab.- \ o! iiii«*r\ t •. : i i \ I'U • i:\ or ili • .! ! li.it I' Ktl.ii : • •! I e!\ tie ». . V .i:i. . man 'ii'l> ' • u«'li I: •!• art i is tl■ • • t;!i to l' .| !,er I 1 q":et, all l ' ' iiaself aiMre-o .100. It . i,.,'i MIW tlia" te 1 at.il -I'inl with poasure rMtiilioil 1..0 k in: > 11 .• front -oa' ami composed hiin.-clf to wait. The taa: til (in' woinati ear.te tow:.r.l iVdooi rang several times, littt tlier* •v.i- lio response. He r.'-'il himself |i;.lt.!:i his e' :iir. I'f'pi 1 loudly w.'.'.i ids caile f.i r.i : "T :, 's way!' 1 They turtle) ami «'.ifie ii.ward lii'n i'here was IM ilmilit-the i!;I;:i;«y little woman was a s.-ot. K abort Mi'ilith. long a resilient of this untry tiiat l.e liail cea-eil to think of himself as :iti> t hiiiu l>ut an American. felt a warm feeling of klii-lilp. strong as only i ianiiish Seols ami possibly the equally clannish .lews ran feel at th> sight of another of their rare in a strain.'!* lal I. She was typlejil. tills little woman. A good-looking woman at that' Hut what clothes! tie foitml himselfeager to hear her speak. He knew before- But She Hnd Not Told Him They Were Scct3. hatnl she would have a glorious hnrr. ami inayhe something of a dialect. It was intlsie to his ears. After ail these years of Amerieanixation, Robert Mite- Hot It still thrilU'ii to bagpipes, or the hnrr in a Scot's voice. lie glnm-ed at I lie man to whom she was talkiti'.'. ami wliistleil, low. Sel dom had I"' seen such a handsome man. The fellow was striking, hotli as to his height, tie- clear-cut !■••:■ II: y 1 of his features ami his hue head with its In-own hair, gloaming gold in 'lie sunlight. I'tnler his hl'lMd blows his lirown ryes largo and litielj* formed, looked out with II curious iliro.-l tie-s. till, this man will never lio! Robert said to himself decidedly. Have all tlie maids neglecting their work to , look at hi in. The woman entile forward with a quick, decided step. Site planted her self solidly on her feet as she walked, as though each small plump foot was n tintifoil. Itohort Imd an odd fooling of liking for her. There was nothing servile in tlie way this woman walked toward and looked at liiiu. Site was directly opposite him now. "I'arilon me, hut I tun unalde to rise, owing to a had attack of rheumatism. Won't yott sit?" She did not move, hut kept looking nt him oddly and linallv said: "Itoh. do ye no know me? I'm Aggy!" He stared at her, speechless. Ills eyes searched her face for traces of the young and blooming sister he hail left, so many years ago. in Scotland. It couldn't he Aggy! Yer, when lio looked again. this might he Aggy—an Agg.v that the years hail stoutened and thickened and rounded out a little too much, and put gray in tlie great mass of red hair which Sister Aggy used to have. "Aggy!" He snlil It nloutl. "Is It you? I ennnot rise." Aggy, If this was Aggy—this strnnge woman—came nearer him and took his htind In hers. "It will be a surprise to you, no doubt, Rob, after so many years, and after my refusing your kind offer so decided-like: but I'm Aggy." Robert, his eyes s£JII on her said so?',"y: "Awy?' Then lie smiled. ! -nv like .von. coming this way without i warning." 11«» luuuheil. "Why, I | thoiuht you won l the rit>\v cool; t>r ih -1 housekeeper." Aggy smiled. Ii was a slow and ri'iu.-MTit smile. Inn it w:is pli'Msant. i "So did your lailynluimiitor. who j p:i-■?;«»»! u 011 Iho road hi'iv. S\e toi l i yon drlwr that y>ti were i;t home and would Sco us." "You didn't toll lier—" "Cuid Sul;e! No! I didn't toll her anything about who T was." Sh» looked at liiui again. "ISoh. is it no 1 convenient? You need not stand on ceremony with me." A!! the old protective feeling that lie. as ehier hrother. used to feel for ••wee Augy" came over Itoh Madleth. lie for: 'l tie years they hail lost ■.Olttc.v her-', soliioliow. lie forgot that this VMS 1 •: Idle :r_'ed. K! range Woia :!li. •' old tiow as the mother 1 l-t«\ ! a i i"-" so mmi> years • ; i 1 11 ' • .1 ill ! :'■! lie :i :e! man vVi ■> _-rov 1, •' it ' • r mill -i r:i':':• •. • ... ,' • .1". . 15- I 'I ■ -1 I ' ■ ! ' "I til. 11' I'. I ' 1 1 Wl :.:'!l I do v. ■;! ■ . • II ■ !•• • ■ I "'.lt ! ,: s 1 "II 1 •11 d - ! ' . I•: .. ft lo see VOII I • I llier. 's Ti ■ I '."I >••! j I inc.' 'i'l.e 11 !• won. in s-0..|«.! I'l : : otlu I 1 hair and USse 1 liir;. ' I >ear lo I>." she nnvi.i'::••• I. Me : r I'caled a i!•: ii r hesi ]e It J til a'd she s: t down. "What brought vol., A g ho asked l.i r. revert in:: iincniisi-imisly to tin almost appalling directness of the trtie Si'ot. "and who's that?" He in dicated S ; r Connie who was standi!!:: (To be Continued next week.) Half Soles and Heels I SI.OO Mail orders given special J attention AUTY SHOE REPAIR SHOP Opp. Zinzendorf Hotel 22t> X. Main St. Phone 5545 Winston-Salem. X. C. Notice Notice is hereby given that application to the Governor of North Carolina for the pardon • of Younger Owens will be made. (Mens is now serving a term 1 at Wade. N. C. Rosa A. Owens Notice Notice is hereby given thai application to the Governor of North Carolina will be made for the pardon of John M. | Johnson, who is now serving a term at Caledonia Farm. Mrs. J. M. Johnson What Will you " When your Children Ciy for It Tlipre is hardly a household that hasn't heard of Castoria! At least five million homes are never without it. If there aro children in your family, there's almost daily need of its comfort. And any night may liml you very thankful there's a bottle in the house. .1 u-t a few drops, and that colic or constipation is relieved; or diarrhea checked. A vegetable pro duct; a baby remedy meant for young folks. Castoria is about the only thing you have ever heard doctors r.dvise giv ing to infants. Stronger medicines arc dangerous to a tiny baby, however harmless thav may bo to* grown-ups. Good old Castoria! Remember tho name, and remember to buy it. It may spare you a sleepless, anxious night. It is always ready, always safe to use; in emergencies, or for everyday ailments. Any hour of the day or night that Baby becomes fretful, or restless. Castoria was never more popular with mothers than it Is today. Every druggist has it. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 17. 1930 Colors Selected For New 1931 Auto Tags C'lors for the automo bile license plates have already been selected for North Caro lina and will have yellow num bers and letters on a back background. this being the •same combination which New York state is using this year. License plates will again be sold this year at Winston-Sa lem. ami the sale of the plates will begin about the middle of December. The new plates will not be used on cars lie fore Jan. l. 11*:: l. Appointments For Methodist Church KKV. KI.I.SWOHTH IIAUTSFIKI.! I , Pastor. Ist Sunday—Uethesda 11 n. m.: Forest Chapel :i p. m.; Pint Hall. 7 p. m. 2nd Sunday—Davis Chapel 11 a. m.; Vade Meeum 3p. nv; Danburv. 7 :30 p. m. ;Srd Sunday—l'ine Hall 11 a. m., Forest Chapel 3 p. m„ Be tliesda 7 :-'SO p. m. 4th Sunday—Danburv 11 *. m.; Vade Mecum 3p. m.; Davis Chapel 7:30 p. m. sth Sunday—Danbury 11 a. m.; Uethesda p. m.; Forest Chape! 7 »p. m. Sunday School at all church except Vade Mecum 10 a- m- Epworth League, Pine Hall, at 0:80 p. m. Prayermeetings at Pine Hall and Danbury announ ced, also Missionary Societies. Prayermeeting at Davis Chape! every Sunday at 7 :30 p. m., ex cept on fourth Sundays. RAILROAD RULE "G." "The use of intoxicants by employees while on duty is pro hibited. Their use or the fre quenting of places where they are sold is sufficient cause for dismissal." If it is right for the railroads of America to enforce Rule "G* on the part of two million em ployees. including 110,000 loco motive engineers, then it is the 'right and the obligation of the people, through their legisla tive bodies, to provide a Rule "G" for the forty million au tomobile engine drivers who do not know what may be ar ' ound the curve on the road. The Adult Student. I Vresbyterian Dates At Presbyterian Churches Pastor If. W. Hudspeth, of the Presbyterian churches, an nounces dates for services as follows: Danbury, Ist Sunday at 11:00; 3rd Sunday night at 7 :.">O. Pine Hall, 2nd Sunday at 11:00; 4th Sunday night- Sandy Ridge, 4th Sunday at 2:30. Vaden's School House, 3rd Sunday 2:30- Were Wise," Says John Tuthili. "Tried everything to kill them. Mixed poison with meal, meat, cheese, etc. Wouldn't touch it. Tried RAT-SNAP. Inside of ten days got rid of all rats." You don't have to mix RAT-SNAP with food. Saves fussing, bother. Break a cake of RAT-SNAP, lay it where rats scamper. You will see no more. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by King Drug Co., King, N. C., Walnut Coye Hardware Co., Walnut Cove, N. C.
The Danbury Reporter (Danbury, N.C.)
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