=NgaP" ?rt* ' ?
Horses j
and |
Mules I
We have ?n have w
on hand a* good a ?
lot of hosres and X
mules as we have X.
had this season. a
Jk a,
-Have recieved a new shipment every week lately and
axe sure you can find something to suit you. ^ .
Also have a few good second-hand Horses and Mules ^ j
which we will sell at the right price. When in town ^ (
a be sure to come see us. as we are allways glad to have ^ (
JjL our friends. y
A Thanking you for past favors we are, I '
Ak V w aj |
W ? Respectfully, | |
| HARRELL BROS. I
ft MURFREESBORO, N.C. I
At Rear of PEOPLES BANK f
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P DELCOLIGHT
I Increases Farm Efficiency
I L S^Te, dm* and labor?Work formerly done under poor -
I % and by hand tan be done better and in leu time B
ly^ with the aid of electric light and power. <
2. Labor ia attracted to the farm?The "back to the
I farm"~movement it made practical when the conveniencea
afforded bv electric light and power can be had in the
country.
1 Keep* the boy* and girla on the farm?Electric service
on the farm offsets city attractions. Valuable labor aad
valuable young manhood and womanhood axe saved ?o
the country community. _
?4. >?tl the I til ad farmer peoblem?Kle ctric light and *
poWfr make the farm home so attractive and comfortable
? that die fanner and hit wife remain on the farm where
their advice, experience, and immediate interests are of
great practical value.
I
ft. Lightens burden of the housewife?Increased farm
work in war times means increased labor for the house
wife. Elcctricitv oilers the only practical means of taking
the drudgery of household tasks from her shoulders.
Deko-Lisht la a compact lUctaric plaat far farm m
country lnwss, Sclf-cranking. Air coslid. Thick
plate. lont-livad batter,. Boll b.mw. No Wlta.
RUNS ON KEROSENE
THE DOMESTIC ENGINEERING CO, DAYTOn, OHIO, U. S. A.
J. A. ELEV, AGENT !
Tun s, N. C.
Over S?^000 Satisfied Uten
' throughout the World.
? i ? )E=i' =lg . . ==!? K i ?
] Cwo Car Coads of Ray jj
3ust jRrrtoed.
See me at once if you~wish to kot
cure any of this Hay, as rail conditi? L
are such that it is very difficult to
cure'this ^1^^
I Yoduce More Feed ]
yand be Independent I
J^am Vaughn J
W AHGSKIE, N.C. []
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t What About Your Groccry Bill? J
< > If you pnrchjkce your supple ftom this dependable jrroc- T
* * ery store, your gioeery 6ill will be m5derate, and you will
^ r j jr '
^ > iret the very best service and goods. (\
jj We handle STAPLE GROCERIES J
J. P. Boyette & Son, AhosKie, N. C- J
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Do it Do?>} Subscribe to 'be Herald
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AWAJCB! TB M&l OF OLD KOSXH [
nua
Dedicated to the Liberty Lou
W. B. Oridlin
Awake! Te men of Old North State;
The tocsin Hudi; Gird for the light.
Tour country esJls. Tall in I Fall i?!
Tar Sod, for Natio|, Home and right.
Te eons of sires, who bled and died.
To eet a. subject people free,
Preye worthy, standing ride by aide,
la battle for owoot liberty.
Each ware, that lapo the sandy ah ore,
Bring* meeaage from the briny deep,
And requiem sings, in aadneea, o'er
Oar martyr deads eternal sleeps
The Tory winds, that westward blow,
Give echo from the "Over There",
Where Heroes face the savage foe,
And challenge." Forward, if yoa dare"
Do'at hear the wail of babe aad child,
While sister a, mothers, in the power
Of lieensed fiends, lie slain, defiled,
In this Creation's saddest hoar.
To Arms! Toang men; strike, while
yon may;
Gie answer, ere thy comrades falL
Stand forth! Te elders, now, today,
^ And dedicate they life, thy all.
The Alter of thy sacrifice,
la Freedom?By thy fathers giren?I
Thy fool's Zeal; thy flame ia Love,
That wafts the intense, Love, toward
Heaven.
Awake! Te men of Old North State;
The toscin sounds; Gird for the fight.
Your country ealls. Fall in! Fall inf
For God, for Nation, Home and Bight.
STATEMENT O F OWNERSHIP,
Management, Circulation, etc, Acquir
ed by the act of Congress of
August 24, 1918.
Of Hertford County Herald, publish,
ed weekly.
At Ahoskie for April,
State of North Carolina
County of Hertford
Before me a notary public in and
for the state and county aforesaidj
personally appeared J. Boy Parker'
who, having been duly (worn accord
ing to law, depoaea and says that hi
ia the editor and publisher of th,
Hertford County Herald andAi>at ti,
following is, to the best of Ms knoy
glede and belief, a true statement^
the ownership, management of th?0f
foresaid publication for the ilatejg
in above caption, required bv^hOWD
congress of August 24, 1912, '?<.$ 0f
in section 44", postal laws, tqfa,bodied
That the names nn ! a'!? F t'^wit:
publisher^, editor, innifiAx,-.- r- the
andbusiness managers ari itor,
Publisher, Vinson t
Ahoskie, N. C. anil Parker
Editor, J. Roy I'ark<
Bus. Mgr., Jh-. S. , A :o '. ?, Ji.C.
N. C. Vinson, Ahoskio,
The bondholders.
or holding one per- mortgages owning
of bonds or othec/ent of total amount
.Mergenthaleryiecurities are:
York. Linotype Co., New
Dodsun J
lanta, Ga. Printers Supply Co. At.
8?or/ J. HOY PABKER, Editor.
8 day aiul subscribed before mc this
f April, 1918.
Mf W. L. Curtis, Notary Public.
^Lnission expires Mar. 31, 1919. |
A
|er R. Johnson
Ah<Aatto?mbt-at-Law
I'ruciicMKiB. Nukth Carolina
tiiea wherever aervieea debired
J rim J. ?. Mwii Killilw
"bOERS A WILUAM8
Atlwutyi-it-Uw
Inapt Attention Given to All
Sutincu.
J A HOP*IE. N. C.
\
jG. J. NEWBEKN,
f Airent
?FORD AuTOMOiiiLm,
Tnuri? Ahoakie. N. C.
llunabur Car $360.00
toft 346.00
\ F. O. B. Detroit. '
i R. R. ALLEN
BASH, I tfealei InJ
GLAin00RS. BLIND8. WINDOW
ANtiS. HARDWARE. PAINTS
i) BUILDING MATERIALS
. GENERALLY
Wholcaalc and Rata II
7 Waahinftaa Square
St'H-OIK VA.
A>r* j
lomtotiv aeeiritig to pureliaee
)>eeto ie? of any description,
J. B. ,??or writ*
MOULIN. Ahoakie, X. C.
li Aiienta fur
' '^iled Slate* Marble Co.
^oswell C. Bridger
Attorney at law
? WINTON. N. C.
DR.; '
T-|fC. G POWELL
1 i:ntist
/ PHONE NO. 10
AHOSK1E. V. C. I
J. R. EVANS
Practical Tin Roofer and Sheet
Metal Worker
Prices Bight.
muAfkeesboko. n. c.
s ,
Edgar Thomti Snipes
Attorney-?t-I>aw
Negotiated
Real Eatata Bought and Sold
Offire: 2nd Floor J. W. Godwin, Jr., BMf I
AHOSK1K. N. C. j]
C. Wallace Jones 1
Attorney and (Vtnaellor-At-Law .
? wintow. n. c.
Practice in all courta. Loans n?poti?t '
cd. All matters t;-'en trompt
and faithful attention. . I
Located in Brnk of Win ton
Plica Cured in r to 14 Daya
Tomr Arwgrix will :-cn*y Jf MZ6 1
OINTMENT (-lis to ev. o(]lr, n. <
ahtxl. IlleWinw orProtn.<!io* K'rs in61014day? <
tbc *iat ?pj:.??lion ??? t??t tod Hru. SOc ]
No. 666
r r?'r'i rtifMii muMh
i? malaria at chills * revcn.
Plnwditea will break any aaae, md
V taken tbaa a* a toaic tba Pmt will net
return. It aeti on tba Hear batter tbaa
Calomel and doc* not (rife or rickea. 2Sr
? JUST REODVXD ?
One Carload of American Gal van
ised Wire Fencing, of all Sixes
Bend ns your .orders .while _we
lave the stock, and we wil ship
promptly.
E. L. FOLK CO.
tfo. 917-919 Washington Square
8UFF0LK, VA.
IVbeacvar Yon Need a General Toaic
Take drove'*.
The Old Standard Grove'* Tastelesa
:bill Tonic is equally valuable a* a
General Tonic becaoac it contains the
??11 knenrn tonic propert'.ea of QUININE
wd IRON. It acts on the Liver, Driven
rut llelnia, Btiriches the Blood and
BuJlda up the Whale System. 60 cent*.
| When Bdnking Pays'
? | . |
o 1. When you bank with a substantial bank
,, 2. When there is a penny to spare
3. When you are young < i
4. All the time
< i 5. When you bank at
ii < i
' merchants and Farmers Bank '
WINTON.N.U f
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| Send for ||j
| Swift & Company's 1918 Year Book S
Jr It shows that Swift & Company sells the meat from |?j
a steer for leas money then the live steer cost 1 .L., Bj
p!| Proceeds from the sale of the hide, fat, and other by-products
gig covered all expense of dressing, refrigeration, freight, selling nyl
? IP expense and the profit of $1.29 per steer as shown by Swift &
|I$ Company's 1917 figures as follows: 4 jzj j
|@k Average price paid for live cattle p?r ???? $8445 Bjj
r mk Average price received for meat . . 68.97 WKttKKK/tttttKk > FEdl
Average price received for by-products 24.09 HHT
Total received .... ? ? ? 2M* wmmmmmmm \m
This leaves for expenses and profit 8.61 ^ | |^d| v
Of which the profit per steer was . 1.29 | j$y| %
\ There are many other interesting and instructive
. \ - facts and figures in the Year Book. ?j| f
WTOv ? We want to tend our 1918 Year Book, to anyone, anywherf ? free x Hi 1 '
for the asking. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicaga V HM ' >j
4 f ^ COmPany' ^
Do You Want to Cut Your Labor Expenses on
Your Farm in Half?
Then whjLeot use the Ferguson "Twe-ln^ne" Cultivator?
/ . ?
If yon are unable to get all th?men you need, you can .solve vonr help problem con
siderably by buying The FERGUSON TWO-IK ONE STRADDLE ROW CUETI
VAIOP.. which wvil enable one man to do the work of two or three. Such an imple
ment will be a highly profitable investment. You will need > ne scon, aoplace yeur
order now.
The Ferguson "Sure Drop" Guano Sower is also highly recommenced by every farm
er who has used one.
Formerly sold by the Lyman R. Brothers Co., of Suff< Ik. ,
WHY NOT TRY THESE Nt>W? SEE OUR AGENTS
IC. S. GODWIN, 4UUNDER LIVE STOCK ? SUPPLY CO.
AHOSklE, C. - AIJLANDER,S. C.
The Ferguson Manufacturing Co.
? SUFFOLK, VA.
L.i. J
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