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»r MTItA CUBTIS LANK CAN BE QUICKLY AND EASILY DONE WITH A LIGHT •‘UAFT. FAST CUTTING. MOLINE VERTICAL LIFT MOWER. BECAUSE— 1.—On»-piece frame, bearing aiwaya on lino. I —Roller bearing on mam axle l -I^rge. alow moving bevel gear* on axle, apur gears on crank abaft —no end tbrviat. lost power or binding. M years of %orrestful performance 4 - No Uaat motion in atartmg to rwt ewkle moves at anew 4 Patented binge bar keeps pitman and knife always m 'me na b ndmg ns matter wkat tbe tilt 4 - Adjwtob** bard steel wearing plate* faf knife T Imge bea* | • Stmpb saswt af Me we*g4 t wn wkweU, adAng la )• gpetag draft lake • pnll It —C It » — la*»S| ead 4a* fwewaed tbe ml mNK* waf ait lisaaa atAD a noMTlffTS U%S at 444Mi 4b» r 44Ta oxat 1% ab» i **» VMM Ufc*f K!%« »«W M 4 4414 4* an « ■ sbM.AH <94 aun «4 C. F. MOLAIR • K C «•. im. Was*ms M "If* • front booar poor being SP’ pointed i Judge." said Henry WMdb mere wlfa aa they aal the first men Log In their new home at Try on. "And I think I'm going to Uka (hie town, Henry." She snuggled up to him. *‘lf only—" He patted her shoulder. He knew what was In her uilod, the one tiling they never spoke about, though they were always thinking of It. if only they had a child to carry on the family honor! it wuh years since that ho|>e had been abandoned. “Didn’t you tell me you once lived in Tryon?" asked the judge’s wife. "Yes, years ago I spent six months here with a lumber company, when I was a young man," answered the Judge. "It was up In the mountains." And his mind ^eut Jjaek to those bitter-sweet days that he had long since dismissed from it. He had been In love with a mountain girl, Margaret Eames, and for weeks he had hesitated between making her his wife and— riding away. Honor and decency had demanded the former course. But then—how could he have brought Margaret into the refined circle of his home? It would have ruined his future. And ao —well, he had ridden away. He did not like to think of that episode, which he had shut down In the raaket of the pa at. Neverthelewa, when he eat In court he would look at tbe fares of the moun taineers whenever any wevw brought la aa prisoners or witnesses, and won der whether bo bad over mot any of thorn In tbo post, and whether they HOME BANK X % »> | T T ? T ? T ❖ f t \J / If You Want Money, We Have It. If You Have Money, We Want It. \ - r Picking and Pickers Send Us Your Checks for Deposit ’ and Bills of Lading for Collection. Ho hod Mars.oet lie k«4 iosrwevl that -Hii| QUICK RETURNS! t Harry D. Calhoun. Prvaidant. Im • mam km* nan B. Gambia. W.IWm ftfcfUk. . t COAL! I wish u ad»—o my frwmd* tbot I w II bo ram of (heir asodi fee fw*t ri*M csnl th«» wm I am maktftg arrangv<nent* fef.tbe best grade tbe market affords sod my prices will be a* low at it contistent with quality. See me he few pianng your srdrr. I will have s number of tplemiKi Horse* and Mules, which I will offer st money tsvmg price* Don't forget me when in need of Buglet. Wsgon*. Harnett, etc. Charlie Brown HILL TOP STABLES, BARNWELL, S. (’. EXPERT PLUMBING ? Let me make you a price on connecting your home or place of business to the city sewer system. Materials and work manship first class and pri ’es very reasonable, I am also prepared to care for plumbing work of all kinds, having secured the services of an expert plumber. Don’t let the contract for your work ur&iLgau.havo obtained —wtiets f i nm—mr.-ax I can iaive you money. CHARUE BROWN, JR. karnwelu k c. 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' But the bitterness lay in this—that In no way could he make atonement either to the dead girl or to the boy. Take him out of his environmeut, edu cate him—and thus wrong the girl he loved and had fought for? No, it was Impossible, And never could he grip this son that he had longed for by the hand, and transmit to him the honor of the old family of which he was the last to rise to power. Whether <>r not the hoy had known who he was, he had kept to his own counsel Nobody would betray him. There was hardly a greater height of irony possible. For, .day by day, h* would sit In Judgment under the grim, silent scrutiny of fB* mounts I f T f i ❖ * j • The Inhospitable Merchant. A citizen who was carrying an express package from a city mall order house, was accosted by a local merchant. "Why didn't you buy that bill s of goods from me?” he asked. "I could have saved you the express, and besides you would have been patronizing a home store, which helps pay the taxes and builds up this locality.” With characteristic frank ness, the citizen replied: "Why don’t you patronize your home paper and advertise? I read it and didn’t know you had the goods I have here, nor do I ever see your name in the paper inviting me to come to your# store.”—The Lake Worth (Fla.) Leader. ‘ 1 Send Uf Your Job Work. mm