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| NOTARY PUBLIC
WALTER I.. CURTIS
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Octobei 17th-, We TOBACOO PLANTERS WARE- , f
? HOUSE CO. at Rockv Mount, N. C-, told the past week i )
Three Hundred and Forty Thousand Pounds of Leaf ' 1
Tobacco for Forty-Seven Thousand and Eight Hundred 1 I.
^ and Eighty-Eight Dollars. J |
Many wagon loads were sold at front twenty to twenty- ( |
i five cents average. Thefee were the highest sales we have i j
made since the crop begin to move. Ship us your Tobacco I |
and we will sell it on arrival for the highest market price 1 '
fsnd mail you check promptly. ' [
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I TOBACCO PLANTERS WAREHOUSETO. }
P. C. VESTAL, Manager, j
4* Rocky, Mount, N. C. if
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MONTAUK ICE CREAM
/touches the spot
F*UI? tfekumand for* dainty dessert, ss no other dessert can.
It's 1fie choice of mother, lathar, sister and brother?and
the boarders, if there be any. Ia? one subject upon whicb
the whole family agree. That's because Montauk Ice
1 L Cream is ?o pure, rich and delicious. Try it:
THE MONTAUK COMPANY, INC.,
?gliUm af "Purify- lea Cream aa4 lees.
; 275 Gran by Street NORFOLR. VA.
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Sdont spend all your earnings!
Put some aside for possible sickness, or misfrtune. Jt
mf We welcome smajl accounts as well as Urge ones. Z
A The man who has a little money saved is the one who is Z
7 in a position to open the door when Opportunity Knocks.
Don't run the risk of loss by 6re or thieves, deposit your
W surplus earnings with us, ... . m
JTHE BANK OF WIN!W{
I ? - WINTON, N. C.
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8 THE SURE WA Y TO PROSPER
U is to save some money all tlte time. The safe way to save
u is to put the money in BANK. ?
Not neoeeear.v to make Urg deposits. Small and fre
| quent additions to your account will make your bank
N balance grow amazingly fast. We pay 4% on Time Certi
? ficates. Depocit your money with
FARMERS-ATLANTIC BANK
i AHOSKIE, y. c.
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* ROOK 0 TRIP hABS TO TARBORO, N. G. I
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m ATLANTIC COASTLINE SAILROAD $
m _ The Standard Railroad of the South JK
k Including Admission Into Fmlr Grounds
T October 26th-29tb" Inclusive. 5jf
Mk On account of The Bdgeeumb County Fair, the U|
jJi Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, The Standard Railroad of Jfa
W the 8outb, has plsced Into effect this very low round Mr
jA trip rste to Tsrboro. Wf
af v Tickets on sals for sll ttwins from November Srd 6th. ^
rfc inclusive, limited returning to reech original starting point Mr
Zb not later than midnight of November 7th, 1014. *wB
Children between ages of 5 and 12 years, half fare^ W
Apply SlMM'tApilf lor ljp{bai?
Your attacks of Lumbago are
Dot- nearly so hopeless as they
seem. You can relieve them Al
most iustantly by ? aiuable appli
cation of Hloan's Liniment ?o the
hack and loins. Lumbago is a 1
form of Aeumatism penetrates
quickly all in through the sore,
tender muscles, limbers up Abe
back and makes it fee) fine. Get
a bottle of Sloan's Liniment for
29 cents of any druggist sod have
it in the house?against eoldt, sore 1
neuralgia, sciatica and like ail
ments. Your money back if not
satisfied, but it doea give almost
inatant relief. Adv.
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GROCERIES
cut be railed upon M balnf always
pure end freah. Houeekeepers who
. know end appreciate food ?
Coffee, Tee, Sugar
Spices
end GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS
will be thoroufhljr eattafted with our
foods alter the first purchase.
Lowest Cash Prices to he
Found in Town
J. P. BOYETTE,
AHOSKIE, N. C
Hupmobile
TK? ow mt TK? ^H iMllllb f+m lh>
Economy
TTfco not si vcrsi ropjiir cost
of the Hup owner is less
than 2 mills per mile, jJ
That's mm atrflring
of Hup economy.
But Hup economy else in
eludes low gasoline cost,
low oil cost, low tire coat
It includea,too, low depre
ciation. \ *
Hup owners figure the Utter
at one cent a mile.
Prove these facts for your
_ self. Ask cup Hup owner.
Then give us a chance to
tell you?
Why the Hupmobde costs
leu to run?
Why the Hupmobfle com
mands a higher second
hand price?
Why the HupmobOe it The
Car of the American
Family."
These Hup reasons are
important?let us give
them to,you.
HUPP MOTOR CAR 00- DETROIT
E. O. HINE.S,
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LOCAL. AGENT
AIIOSKIE - N. C.
Constipation
NewLifefffls
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No."Six-Sixty-Six
?i? fcN-k any and
<f t.ksn Uwo aa ? to*lc the Fever not
ft seta on life iWct Fetter than
Cskwul .ad IB* ?9?|rip?orlkkw. 25c
Home Coming Day at
Chowan .College M'boro
(Continued from page 1.)
thaw* of Windsor introduced the
?pecker of the occuioo, Rev.
Right C. Moore, of Raleigh. Mr.
Moore spoke on "Symmetrical
Culture,"showing bow incomplete
an education is unleae the physical,
intellectual, and moral nutnre of
the Individual are developed. The
addreea was impressive because of
bis choice lauguage and sound
reason, but its greater impress Isy
in tbe personality of the speaker
who illustrates so forcibly the
lesson he gave. * J'
Among the guesta from a dis
tance were Mr#. L. L. Dameron,
New Bern, Mrs. Hight C. Moore,
Raleigh, Mis* Carrie McLean,
Charlotte. Mr*. Sallie Will* Cobb,
Mis* Elizabeth Savage, Mre. R. J.
Knight, Mre. J. B. Crocker, all
of Franklin, Va., Miss Annia R.
Wills, Delaware, Va., and Mrs. J.
R. Peterson. Clinton.
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Illiteracy Among Martb Carolina
. ^Rnral Population.
Washington, D. C., 88,?The
need of more and better rural
school# in North Carolina is made
manifest by conditions revealed in.
a recent cencus report showing the
percentage of illiterates among tbe
native white farming class of this
State. The figures show that the
per centage of illiteracy in tbe
rural districts of North Carolina
ia 18.6 and 4.9 per cent iD tbe
citiee and villages of tbe Stale.
North Carolina has 291,497 illiter
ates and >90,966 of tbem live on
the farms. There are 189,141
boys and men and 181,611 girls
and women oh tbe farms of this
State that can neither read nor
write.
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Tin Alto id to Field.
' Quit* * common tight ir
North Carolina to tee farmer*
drive to the harvest field in auto
mobiles. It take* a solemn turn
of mouey to buy an automobile
jand it taken good roadt, at-well at
gasoline, to run them.
A joy ride iptbe harvest field of
this State it pop of the most exhil
arating experiences that it availa
ble on this-continent and one that
would charm a tourist and con
vines a* home-seeker. A speedway
lined with growing crops and
bloodpd stock it t landscape that
one seldom toura in a lifetime. In
mapping out automobile routes the
North Carolina harvest fields
should Im given prominent posi
tion. Why. not a "See Rural
America First" campaign!
Tbe Friends ol to Firmer.
The plan of the Saint Lou it
btnker to assist tbe cotton farmers
of the South is a further indication
of the nation-wide interest which
?s being manifested in the probems
of the men who follow the plow.
The movement is not intended as
a plan for purchasing cotton, bnt
is designed rather to make availa
ble a fund of 140,000,000 to loan
on oottorv at not to exceed six cents
per pound for the purpose of mak
ing cotton a liquid asset, stabili
sing its price and bringing about
normal conditions again.
It baa been said that it
great calamities to develop oar
friends and the present crisis is
proof positive that the farmer has
friends in every Hne of industry
who are willing to share hit mis
fortunes and lighten shit burdens.
Strong men are strong only as
they co operate with other men,
end the spirit of friendliness on tbe
part of the businese men towards
the farme. argeea well for the
future of the agricultural interests
of (he nation.
aaSU*?r Haaltbly
A vigorous Stomach, perfect
working Lisrcr and regular acting
Bowels is guaranteed if yon will
use Dr. King's New Life Pjff,.
They insure good Digestion, oor
rect Constipation and have an ax
eel lent tonic effect on the whole
system?Purify yoor blood am) rid
gou of all body pojsons through
the Bowels. Only f5c. ,t yodr
Druggist. Adv.
i or 6 4o*n eWwdthMpk spy cmM
uffbversr Chills. Pries*
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Absolute confidence exist between
the children and the parent*.
When a boy commit* a wrong, if
be is a very small boy, be ifoe* at
once to bis mother and tell* ber of
1t. If he ie an older boy. be goes
to.his father and makes the seme
frank confession. The boy w*y
taught from eertieiichlldhood that
be cap use hi* faults for aeff im
T>rcfremear if twiddle witi byv
be has bo hesitancy in going to
his father or mother with tbem.
Tbe rest of the family may* never
know what tlie faults were or bow
they occurred. These are matters
that are held sacred and never re
yealed. So the boy improves; he
gains strength to own his misdeeds
and to profit by them; he gets an ,
early appreciation of honesty and
authority, and he loees all desire to
correct another's faults. Though
filled, with a besy-t of love and a
spirit of fergfveuess, be is brave
end etrong, with tbe firm resolu
tion and strength of purpose that
characterise* the tbe reel man.?
Dennis H. Stoval.
Criffliml Cases TM
The following is a list of the
Criminal Oases tried last week.
Stete vs Frank Sharps for car
ring concealed weapons $10 and
cost. 1;: ? (, %
State ve Dove Lee, for disturb
ing public worship $10 and coat.
State vs Edge Wilson for carry
ing concealed weapons $10 and
ooat. .
State vs Nathaniel Hopking for
carrying concealed weapons $10
and oust.
State vsTroy Porter for failure
te support wife and children f 10
and eoet.ife/j
State vs John Porter for carry
ing oonoealed weapon* $$0 and.
cost.
State vs William* for carrying
concealed weapons $10 end eoet.
State vs Venie Seseome and son
for affray $16 and cost.
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State veSue Bynom for murder
Jury verdict guildy. Judgment
reserved.
k Citizen ol the World.
Id polities, m in life generally, I
things which loom large momen
tarily have a tray shrinking out of I
posterity's sight, while events
which at the moment nearly es
caped remark grow in significance.
It is impossible as yet to know
just what Woodtow Wilson's
place in history will be, depend
ent as it is on many and varied
conclusions of unfinished business.
That he has grown in esteem in
very recent months. It would be
Idle to deny. His greet grief has
made men know him for what they
have tMimetimes forgotton him to
be: Not professor ouly.jtot states
man and partisan alone, but a
father?a man with man's respon
sibilities and trials; And now the
President issues two important
documents?an invitation to all
persons to pray on a certain day
that peace may be restored to
Europe; an announcement to his
party managers that be will take
no "swing around the circle" to
mend thp fences of his party's re
presentatives in Congress. This
decision is not a surprise to any
one who knows Wilson and his !
ways. Whatever his defects and
? angles and sonorities?and time
will soften them and we shall grow
more conscious of his qualities
Mr. Willson is an American pat
i riot and a citizen, not of bis own
oerish only, but of the world.
' His presidency, opening with the
enactment of promised legislation,
has been troubled by private
bereavement, by Mexican explo
sions, by partisan ebullitions, and
by the greatest J war in present
memory. Wbateysr mistake we
have charged the President with,
we have never charged him with
losing his bead. His attitude to
ward events in Mexieo and in
Europe alike bar been distinguish
ed by a Urge mindedness that we
frankly envy him. We congratu
late this country of ours that he
has been our White House ruler
in those months of storm?Col
ter's Weekly V ;?#
Invigorating to tb. PUn.nd Slckh
it Inore than a simple mixture of pig
ment and oil. The combined art and
^experience of over 50 yeaye of successful
pairlt making is back of that which we
sell at reasonable prices. Let us figure
wit 1 you.
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Ro berts Drug Co.
Suffolk, Va. I
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TI11E HOSPITAL.
Wi lave just opened a general Tire Repairing
Shop af have a modern machine to do this work
with, ' s can repair anything about Tires or Inner
Tubes > J guarantee all work to stand or no charge,
Our ^ " hine will Vulcanize any size Tire from 2%
inchesfc 4# and we can fix auy size Blow Out, Rim
Cut oi are and can reline whole tire of necessary.
Wi h to do a General Automobile Repair Business and will
appreci , your sending or bringing us any kind of work. Our
charges i reasonable and work guaranteed.
We 1 ve installed Gasoline Engine to Run Lathe, Drill,
Press, Pi ip, Jack and etc., and have every thing ready to do
your woi -You will find us at H. H Jones old store.
Gasoline IS cent per Gallon. ^
WHTON GARAGE
I c Gin. N. Wiwbobnb, Macbinent.
|l Elbt W. Bbitton, Vulcaniter Ect.
WW TON, NORTH CAROLINA. |
I XJ| Vaughan's
I The Quality' Store"
I MIRFREESBORO, N. C.
yL Will Like Our
I Tailoring Immensely!
Becanse everything done p|
by the INTERN ATION A L
is done right. To b?gin ^
with your suit will be i
' /I
made to your own indivi
dual measurements and
tailored in the most skill
. Jul, careful, way. The
fabrics at your > disposal,
.are without question the
* finest product of the Euro
pean and American woolen
mills.
Theories are perfect and
the PttlCJBS are the low
est in town for Such stu.
pendous values.
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Fall Samples N ow
on Display.
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'Vone and See Our St eat jtr
I r jy and 7)ress the?
I j Sntet national Way. "