NOTARY^ PUBLIC
WALTER I.. CURTIS
AIIOSKIR N. r.
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rHHIH TOBACCO SALES." |
Octobei 17th., We TOBACOO PLANTERS WARE- jj
A HOUSE CO. at Rockv Mount, N. C , sold the past week
A Three Hundred and Forty Thousand Pounds of Leaf X
Tobacco for Forty-Seven Thousand and Eight Hundred X
I and Eighty-Eight Dollars.
i Many wagon loads were sold at from twenty to twenty- JK
five cents average. These wet* the highest sales we have rt;
A made since the crop begin to move. Ship us your Tobacco X
W and we will sell it on arrival for the highest market price w
? and mail you check promptly. W
M Yours to serve, VV "
I TOBACCO PUNTERS WAREHOUSE CO. I
% f.C. VESTAL, Manager, |
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MONTAUIi ICE CREAM
TOUCHES THE SPOT ^ |j
Fills the demand for a dainty dessert, a* go other dessert can.
It's the choice of toother, father, sister and brother? and
the boarders, if there be any. It's one subject upon which
the whole fsutily agree JSThat's because Montauk Ice i ! ?
Cream is so pure, rich and delicious. Try iu
THE MONTAUK COMPANY, INC.,
.Makers of "Purify" lee Cream sad lees. , H
275 Gra 'by Street NORFOLK VA.
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iDONSPENALL YOUR EARNINGsf
Put Home aside fur imssible siokuess. or misfrtune. M
Wa welcome email accounts as well as la rue ones. 'Z
The umh who lias a little money saved Is the one who is Z
in a position to open the door when Opportunity Knocks.
Don't run the risk of toes by fire or thieves, deposit your V
surplus earning-* witli us. m
TUB BAJSTK OF WUSTTOMJ
WINTONt N. C. ?
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j| THE SURE WA Y TO PROSPER 8
is to save some money sll the time. The sefe way to save Q
is to put the money in BANK.
Not necessary to make larg deposits. Small and fre- . r
J; ipient additions to yuur account will make your hank j N
balance grow amazingly fast. We pay 4% on Time Certi- N
s ficatea. Depocit your money with U
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I MILLINERY! I
B Fall and Winter opening, Pattern Hats from New York !
will be on display. I am carrying tho bigeat line of Ladies
\ and Children fruits and Cloaks. "A specialty on Corsets." i 1
Come and dress up and look good.
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MRS. E. C. BRITTON, Ahoskie, H. C.
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|AGAIN WE THINK YOU!
i > To oome to our store and look over the many things Q
< ? whicli you muet have to be comfortable, as the sesson sd- Jj
( > varices your needs must be supplied end we are in a position y
i ? to furnish the most of them, at interesting prices, so don't \ ' '
i i fail to give us a call. This mouth makes ten vears which < ' .
i > we have been in bosiness, and we are proud to think we m>
< > lojr the confidence of all with whom we have deelt. * | 4
L Thanking you tor your good will and patronage. 4 ,
We are yours, 4 1
yaOARD& STOKES,
AHOSKIE, N. c. '?
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Almakie, N. C., Sept., 23rd? 1914.
ip us an net mttm.
Our yiiv it in better elm pa then
aver before we are giving <U good
resulu aa any gin in ibe country.
Baging and tiea one dollar per
bate. Market prioea paid (or cot
ton in seed or lint. Higbeat mar
ket price paid for need.
Ahookik Oinino Go.
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OUR LINE OF STAPLE
GROCERIES
ran be relied upon as being always
pure end Ireeh. Heuaekeepere who
know end appreciate good
Coffee, Tea, Sugar
Spices
end GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS
will be thoroughly satisfied with our
goods after the Oral purchase.
Lowest Cash Rices to be
, Found in Town
J. P. BOYETTE,
AHOSKIE, N. C
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| We're Opposed |
Mail Order Concerns
i Because?
pricaa CM l?M right Ken. II
without delay ia tecarnag gooda U
mi the fu.Aikt ?l ?tehee I
ia iUiat eedeee. I
But
The ulHtl baoii kail M to
Day wmw floods era cncspest.
Local pddei. easily acoed
mj ia the paee el tie m
Therefore
Mu. ma* jam quay itiliili
Advertise! I
The local Md ia jam. AO ||
you ac?d da fa to mil jam. II
epH ef tbeappoftuaaiaa?4md. II
Aa adreitiaemeiu in due paper II
will cany youa anwaaa iota II
Waailiaiti al hnwm ia thu cone. II
await,. It ia theauran aeedwat II
al lulling your (paten cow- II
padax. A apace thie naa H
nal con much. Ceaoe la ?
aad aaa ua about it
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?Sweet Oil
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was made famous when
...Olive Oil was used.
The- same kind that -
- baa made its reputa
tion and make* it a
valuable remedy ia
used when you get
CLIMAX BRAND I
10 and 25c bottles.
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Roberts Drug Co. II:
Suffolk, Va. | i
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Coughs 1
Kill If Yoii Let Them.
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Bouts ire Wanted
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At Ik* IMi. are Hooa
?j There is no place where a good
book ia more appreciated then at
the Slate Sanatorium fur the treat
ment of tuberculosis. Tlnre the
patient* have nothing to do but to
got well and everything bringing
cheer. a new viaion or an uplifting
thought into then liven is a direct
aid in the process. To those who
are not confined to their beds,
leading i> a ?whotesome euwrutfu
uient and speeds many a heavy
footed moment on. Some of the
IMtlents learn there y> read for
their first time and eagerly Uke
tins opimrtunity lb learn to read
and write while they gain in
weight and strength.
A good library at the Sanatorium
would in no wise fail in the true
mission of a library. Its educa
tive, entertaining and inspiring
offices would be entered into and
Hpprociated. Aa a source of com
fort. ho|ie end light its influence
would be as the widness of the sea.
This need of the sanatorium
opens up a splendid opportunity
to individuals, societies, clubs,
orders and other organizations to
make donation^ either in books,
magazines, daily and weekly pa
t>er?, or in other equipment for a
good up-to-date reading room.
Those having good books of fiction,
of verse, biography or copies of
the standard writers, that they
have read, might as well pack tbem
up and send to the Sanatorium in
stead of packing them away to be
come dust eaten and mouldy for
lack of use and with age. Books
have their seasons like other
tilings. Don't wait, tijl Uiev have
|oat their savor and have become
stale to send them. Let theirs be
timely messages.
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Administrators Notice.
Hiving qualified at adminis
trator of the estate of Walter G.
Ootnus deceased late of Hertford
County, N. C.. this it to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersign on
or before the 27 day of October
1915, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate Hll please make immedi
ate payment.
This the 27. of October 1914.
H. W. Greene, Admr.
Win borne A Winborne. Attys.
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Executors Notice.
Having qualified as executors of
L. N. Parker, deceased, late of
Hertford County, N. C.. this is to
notify- all persons having clains
against the esta'te of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the 14th., day of
September, 1915, or this notice
will ke^plead in bur of their re
covery. AJI Persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This September 14th., 1914.
P. D. PARK KK,
W. H. Bbtaht Jr.,
Executor.
W. W. Rogers, Attorney.
Valuable Real Estate
for Safe.
Two nicn corner lots with
good residence,,-situated on
Church Street.
One nice lot containing
orte acre with Tobacco
Warehouse on Main Street,
in town Ahoskie, N. C.
Three nice farms near
good towns with good trans
potation facilities.
For full information with
prices, See
Dixie Uod and Investment Co.
Ointofl, n. ?.
H. H. JONES, Manager.
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No. 669
TUa i. ? pieeulprlou prepared eapeclalb
for MALAHIA or CHILIS A FCVE*.
"I?e or ?ixdoswyill break any ease, aad
? (ahaa than w a toale the Frrer will MX
rejar^ ll am on tha Brer barter than
. Notice of Sale.
By virtue of the power and
authority given in a certain con
tract, executed by and between C.
F. Johnson, L. C. Johnson.
Audrew Vaughan and wife Alice
E. Vaughan. Fannie Lessiter,
Andrew Futrelleid wifePaHieA.
Futroll, Jesse R. Joyner and wife
Sadie A. Joyner, J. N. Vinson and
wife Carrie T. Vinson, Tallie H.
J oh i won and Ferdinand B. John
son, parties of the first pert, and
S. H. Johnson snd wife Haiti*
Jahnesa, pasties of I he sennnri,
part, which is duly recorded in the
office of Register* of Deeds for
Hertford County, North Carolina,
in book 25, on pages 550 et Sep.,
the undersigned will offer for sale
at public outcry, in front of the
Mayor's office 10 the town of Mur
freesboro, in the County and State
aforeeaid, on Tuesday. December
1st., 1914, at uoon, upon the fol
lowing terms, via-one half cash,
and the remainderv in equal
amounts in one and two yeers from
date of sale, to be evidenced by the
notes of tiie purchaser and secured
by a deed of trust on the . follow
ing described real estate, which
will be sold by the undersigned at
the time and place aforesaid, to
wit:?
The tract of land situate in Mur
freesboro townsmu, Hertford
County, North Carolina, whereon
Henry H. Johnson resided at the
time of his desth, known as the
"H. H, Johnson Home Place,"
lying on the public road leading
from Murfreesboro to -St Johns,
N. G., adjoining the lands of the
heirs of L. B. Warren, T. J.
Vaughan and the laods of Jas.
Brett and others, and containing
one hundred and tMrty nine acres,
more or less.
The purchaser may anticipate
the deferred payments, if he so
desires, and pay the whole of the
purchase money in casli.
This October 28th., 1814.
L. J. Lswkkmcb,
Attorney-in-fact
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Notice of Sale!
By virtue of an order of the
Superior Court of Hertfrrd Coun
ty entered in a special proceeding
there itending wherein J. B. B.vrd,
Guardian of LucreticB.vrd. Minor,
is t<etitioner ex parte to the court.
I will on Saturday the 38th., ?ay
of Novemlter 1914, at one o'cloek
P. M., expose to public sale at tbe
court house door to Winton, N. C.,
to the highest bidder for cash the
following bounded and described
tract or parcel of land in Hertford
County, North Carolina, to wit:
That share or lot of the Simpson
Pierce home place tract of laud
which was allotted to Lucretia
Pierce,in the Simpson Pierce laud*
division as shown by same of
reeod in book 34 page 583 Hert
ford County Register of Deeds
office to which reference is made
for accurate description of said
land, and being lot No. one in aaid
land division and adjoins the lands
of the J. W. Perry Raynor farm
and others and contains 31 acres i
more or leas.
Place of Sale: Courthouse door 1
in Winton, N. (J.
Time of Sale: One o'clock P.* 1
M., Soturday November 38, 1914.
Terms of Sale: Caah.
This October 23rd., 1914.
J. H. Matthews,
Commissioner.
Winston ft Matthews,
?4 Attorneys.'^
GHOWAN MOTOR CO
Pawengert-Mail Exprws j
ichodul* la effect November IT, 1111 1
">etweee Taala (A. C. L. R. R.) anr ]
gtufreeeboro. N. C? aa4 Intermedial. j
points. |
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Lt Como-Mapletoa I:t0a. l:40p
L* Heart WtaaH ...... ,1:40a. l:10p
Lv. Wlatoa .....4:49a. ?:10|
It Trail .*.?????*..?.IS: 10a. S:S4r
Lv. Taala 11:00a. 0:04p
L.V. Winton 11:10a. 4:ttp
Lv.-gears Wharf II: top. T:?l
Lv. MapletOfrCome 1I:S0?. T:IOp
*r. Mwtreeaboro lilto. I:l?p
(a) ?tearner Imvm OB arrival ol
ttale. Will wait aa lata aa 1:00 ?.
but la so cut lator.
Tka abort Schedule Is sabfest U
hasps without notice
U. VAUGHAN,
GENERAL MANAGER
Ittttrtrttsboro* -11. E.
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Oeya
Toor hn.,riW will refund moMr * P*XO
(Concluded From Pag* Ona)
French government for 6,000 torn
of bayonet mod saber steel.
"New York, Oct. 16 ? American
industry continues to feel the sti
mulus of foreigu purchases.
Four hundred truck* end engines
for automobile*, said to be for use
in the Euro|>e*n war. have been
loaded on the steamship Bugura.
of Frbre Line, at Brooklyn. The
Bugura is to sail for Liverpool
New York. Oct. 14.?A steady
demand continues for surgical and.
medical materials. An order has
been placed at Biddeford, Me., fur
600,QQ0yaid* of cotton material!
for hospital purpose, wbilesnothei
requisition is reported from Fall I
Biver for 1,260,000 yards of light
weigh cotton goods for gauze
bendgages.
An inquiry for 1.000,000 pairs
of cotton bslf hose for use in hos
pitals is also reported.
Woolens are iu heavy demand,
one concern receiving en order for
20.000 pairs of woolen hoiaery.
Philadelphia reports inquiry for
several hundred thousand sweaters
of khaki color,
New York, Oct. 16.?All silk
mi.is are ranning to capacity, and
the impression is general that the
volume of production will be
greatly increased in the 'next few
weeks.
Heavy demands for silk here ere
report to have been made upon
American manufacturers by Cana
dian < dealears, who heretofore
bought their silks in Europe*
New York, Oct. 16?France
lias booked contracts direct with
tbe manufacturers for 1,800 tracts
on the strength of its investigat
ions at Bethlehem and testimony
of American exports who were
consulted. ;
Although reports are pot yet of
ficially confirmed, the probable
contracts wiU be something like
ihi.- A
Wfaite Compand (Cleveland) 600
two-ton trucks.*
Pierce-Arcow Motor Company
(Buffalo), 300 two-tun tracks.
Packard Motor Company (De
troit), 280 two-ton and 816 three
ton trucks.
Kellt Springfield v (Springfield.
CT.), 360 Two ton trucks.
Thomas B. Jeffery Company
(Kauoaha, Wis.), 60 one and oDe
lia If-toh "quad" tracks.
Alton, III., Oct. 14.?An order
for ammunition recei ved by a local
cartridge company yesterday will
necessitate the employment of
several hundred additional men
and the operation of the factory
day and nignt f jr six months.
New York, Oct. 11.--Refined
sugar, wheat, flour, corn oats, and
rye eontinue to be exported in
large quantities to Green Britain,
France, Sweden, the Netherlands
and Spain.
According to figures given out
yesterday at the Cuatom House the
oxporte of refined sugar to Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland during
the first ten days of October ag
gregated 408,861 bags and 79,860*
parrels. During the previous ten
da.vs England took 78.824 bags and
5.460 barrels. Besides refined
sugar, 414,453 buabela of Wheat,
11,600 bushels of oats and 68,698
bags and 1,080 barrels of wheat
Hour were exported to Great
Britain from October 1 to October
10, inclusive.
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minute you feel pain or aorenees
io a jertflt or nautcle, bath it with
Sluea'a Liniment. Do not rob it
Sloan'a penetrates almost immedi
ately rignt to the Mat of pain, re
lieving the hut, ten.h-i<, s woolen
feeling Httd making the part eaay
and comfortable a bottle of
Sloan'* Liniment for 3ft cent* of
any druggist and have it in tha
houae?eiraioct oolda. aore and
nwoIImi joints, rheamatlam. neural
gia^ eciatica and like ailments.
hot it doea give almost instant re
lief. Adv.
TUOPENTINE 1
it largely used in the I
home, a* there are |
many adulteration son X
H
the market, be anre II
you are right and get II
CLIMAX BRAND |
5,10 and 25c bottloa. |
Roberts Drag Co. I
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Hupmobile
1M cmf mr IM W.M
9RM
jj' Service r|fJ
Day fa and day oat?
Month in prttfP? out
Year in and year out?
The HupmobUe fa "on the
job."
The chief Joy of the Hop
yets from his car.
And that constant, con
tinuous service is an
economical service, too.
For the Hop costs lees to
ran.
It costs less for tire* feryas
olrne, for oil, for repair.s.
Service?economical id ??
ice- built into each and
every part of the Hap
mobile.
Yoa |et real service?a// the
time?if y?a buy s Hup.
And, in addition, yoa,get the
fas sib ?iiu imcm give you
?wherever end wh -
you need iL
HUPP MOTORCAR CO, Ofcl WOIT
E. O. HINESr
LOCAL AGENT
AHOSKIE - N. C.
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TIKE HOSPITAL.
We have just opened a gem ral Tire Repairing
Shop and have a modern machine to do this work
with, we" can repair anything about Tires or Inner
Tubes and guarantee all work stand- or no charge.
; Our Machine will Vulcanize anv size Tire from 2}4
r inches to 4% and we can fix an^sista Blow Out, Rim
Cut or Tare and can reline whole tire of necessary.
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We slav do. s General Automobile iepair Business and will
apprecinte your sending or bringing u; any kind of work. Our
; charges are reasonable and work guanjr teed.
We hare installed Gasoline Engine to Run Lathe, Drill,
Press, .Pump, Jack and etc., and have te\ e>.v thing ready to do
your work. You will find us at H. H .lone* oW store.
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Gasoline IS cent per Gallon. Iir^
WINTON GARAGE
bgeo. n. winbornb. mik dnest.
E^rr W. BgirroN. Vulcauizer Ect.
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