Jackson County journal., November 19, 1915, Image 2

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We are ready for it with a Jarge stock of winter goods of all kinds. We have under
wear, over-coats, shoes, Ladies coats, sweaters of all kinds and the price is right.
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Come in and see us about anything you want to buy; we will give vou the best nri
to be had and goods of such high quality, and quality is whit count when u
go to buy your wmter Clothing, because you want something that will last the whole
winter, and that is the kind of goods we sell
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ANNE ASKEW.
to torture the delicate woman.
They put on what is called a rack,
"At war, stretched land 5J?
upuu wmcn per
liven m Lincolnshire. KrifJlpnH n : ... .
beautiful and educated girl named 1 1!11 the J01Dts were separated.
Anne Askew Her sister wa t ! here they kept her a long time o
marry a certain man, bjt she died,
and Anne's father compelled Anne
to marry the man.
At that, time good men were
preaching the op3l and earnestly
askinjthe peopleto read the B ible.
Aane began to read the Bible in se
cret, and to see that the religion of
the people around her. was wrong in
many things. One of the queens
who lived then fcajrn&jto :. believe the
religion of the BiUeM When Anne
, Askew accepted Jesus as her Sav
iour, her husband turned against
her. Complained of her to the: priests
and finally turned-hef ottt of his
house. But this did not shake : her
faith; she was more sarniest han
ever in seeking GhLv .. .;
She became acquainted -.with
6ome noble ladies who .were . seeking
God, and we may well .brieve she
helned them on in the tfnnd
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finally, some of the enemies of uy lue King 11 $ne would only give
get her to tell of others who believ
ed the protestant faith, but though
they did it till as she "was nigh
dead," she would hot tell.
When they released her, she
pleaded with tliem for two hours,
but they would riot hear. They did
all in their power' -' by f threats - and
flattery and" pleading t6 get' her to
turn ftojn' tfer' fai'th-li the Word of
God, but she wbilld nbt ;
At last tyy:sentent!'hBr:! to be
bound to a stake arid btiitied to
death. She l'wrote out a ctear-state-ment
of her ;&ftri ! fm i; Jestii alone,
with a Jprayer for steadfastness -and
faithfijilness ttfihe end mother pier
fofmaiice'df 'duty." Sfee afeo Ur.gv-
e4 for the pafdohand drivers ion vof;
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ner enemies.
After she was. fastened to the
stake, before the fire was lighted,
they brought to her a pardon signed
mese nooie women sou
stroy them, but they could not get
any evidence against them. Then
they they thought of Anne Askew.
They would try her. So the priests
came and asked her many questions
but she answered them so wisely
and so pleasantly from the Bible
that they had to leave her. Over
and over they tried to shake her
faith in God, but could not.
Then they shut her up in New
gate jail, whereahe was very ill and
in great pain, and she asked her
friends to "pray, pray, pray," that
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.0 t Iani an mis is to remind you that the
uncie prevailed upon the court to Greens Creek r.nrresnnn,w ;e e.;n
release her on bail. , This they did,! among the Uvin fS
but snnn imnriortno-i v, ! , . fr Aue warmers
to their home at Etowah Ten
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ier spending a week with relatives A. Asiie came home Friday
from Sunburst.
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Misses Maye and Bertha Deitx Gen. h ,o r...n.
spent Saturday and Sunday with whee.
their mother at this place. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. David Cabe
Miss Norma Matlock spent Fri- a boy.Walter Candler
day with Miss Stella Cagle, on her ' Old tr
A7QF Tlrtnr A7U- 1 -.vw.
"uj:uu, cutler io ner nome at
West Mills, to attend the wedding !
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or ner sister: "
E.;F. Buchanan left a few days'
ago tor City Paint. Va., where he is
employed by the Du Pont Powder
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lVrs"D. hV Ashe' of Franklin .speiit
the ieariy part of last week with her
son-ana daughter at this place.- --
. : Mr. Mitchell Sutton is ahe to .be
outlagain, after being confined to
msjroow for eVerar days.
"'"Mr. .ind Mrs. Rdfail GreeH uft
Tuesday, for Fosil, Ora where they
.Will join' their Son Prof: R. L: -Green.
jyiiss Beulah JParrjs tof..Dillsboro
wap seen on
evenirtg.;
APPfiflPRIATIOfIS MADE Bt
StVEJtAL COOTIE FO CONTIN
1'ING CANNING CLUB W0B&
licmies 01 " y. "iu ""jr give
ght to de-1 up nfrith; but she gently answer-
vviuv uui uiuici lu uciiy iiiy
Lord and Master.. Arid so she died
with her face shining like an -angerf, !
we are told.
So ought all Christians to be
faithful. Whenever or wherever
our boys or girls are temped to do
wrong, let them say in ihe words
of Anne Askew, ' I come not hither
to deny my Lord and Masters-Selected.
Edgecombe County, one of the
.gounties that has been in the .work
for several years, has renewed its
appropriation, of $50Q for 'carrying
oa the work during the coming year.
Three new counties--Wavnp
wan and Beaufort have alsn m; !
tmto tfte orgamzationvwith the fine
appropriations of $500 each. Anson,
an old county, has renewed its ap
propriations of $400. and Surry and
our streets Sunday Wam nave Y.en. O and $200,
... respectively, for havi
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Mbs Cora Jones. Drincil f !" 'J.nese wuntles fo- S..uext
Greens Creek School spent SaTur- ; ,1' T COUnties are nw !
day and Sunday with Barents t' i hf Qrk.and the appropriations i
Gay. :--"tcuineynave made shows the
Augustus Cagle. returned hnm V. f. in which the inning work
Friday after spending two months i pernimQT,. Jn
with his uncle C. C. Cafife of Fernn. I i?rqu,mans Pasquotank have
on vr
Trvuuiliail Ul MIC
World
h'i im) mach for
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Take a Certficate in the:
Woodmen of the World,.
The cheapest SAFE In
surance tn ho haH .,.,,)
"' UUU, ClliU.
you get the benifit of a
good Fraternal Society
too, where you get hslp
when you need it.
See or write
J. K.KENNEY, Deputy.
Balsam. C.
oi; C. B. McFEE Dist Manager ;
Cantoa. N. a
The Woodmen of the World.
GREENS CHEEK.
.'v.v ovuu iiiipiiauuea ner again in
Newgate, and soon after that in
the Tower.
Then the cruel official proceeded
made good use of the beautiful
weather for the past three weeks in
gathering corn and sowing wheat.
Henry Green and wife returned
with his uncle C. C. Cagfe of Fernan
dina, Fla.
G. W. Green is confined to his
room with Rheumatism.
There was a box Supper at View
Point Friday night for the purpose
of raising money to pay balance
due on stoves. The necessary
amount was obtained.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Estis, are
spending a few days at Frankliu
with Mr. Estis's father.
There will be a revival meeting
started at Old Savannah Baptist
church Sunday night.
Roy Sutton and family recently
moved to Proctor, where Mr. Sutton
holds a position with the Wlu. Rit-
made appropriations of $100 each
for having the clubs formed in th
counties. These are the lowest ap
propriations made by any of the
counties of the State.
Mrs. McKinnon, Bayne, Morris,
Henly and Miss Schaeffer have been
busy during the past week in pre
senting the cause of the work be
fore the different Boards of Com.
nussioners and the results so far
are very gratifying.
edSRed m0r0CC0' "Pet
The Spell of the Yukon." Finder
return for reward to Manager
Journal or notify Lewis J. Smith
DARKE
GRAY
HAIR
LOOK yOiG, PHOT
Grandma's recipe of Sage Tea and
sulfhur darkens so naturally
that nobody can telL
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Almost everyone knows that Sago Te
and Sulphur, property compounded,
brinp back the natural color and lustre
to the hair when faded, streaked or gray;
also ends dandruff, itching scalp and
stops falling hair. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make it
at home, which is muggy and troubJe
some. Nowadays, by asking at anv drur
gore for "Wyelh's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy," you will get a large bot
tle of this famous old recipe for about
50 cents.
Don't stay crray! Trv it! No o
can possibly tell that you darkened vo-.:r
hair, as it does it so naturally ar.
evenly. You dampen a sponge or sfi
brush with it and draw this tLrouph y.!:
hair, taking one email ?trand at a tlrsi:
by morning the gray hair disappears, ar :
after another application cr two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy.