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AT AUCTION I ?? ' V ? , ? ? ; ' I pi VALUABLE SMALL FARMS Monday, April 5,10-30 A. M. The R. L. Evans Farm, known as the \" ... 'W& ;; "i John Pierce and Shady Perry Farms Located two and one-half miles from Colerain on the road to Mt. Gould. Has one seven ' '? ? room dwelling, two tenant houses, one tobacco barn, and good out buildings. Free Dinner Cash Prizes Easy Terms Band Music WALTER & GURLEY AUCTION CO. SELLING AGENTS KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA ^======^============================r== ====================? NORFOLK'S AUTO SHOW WILL \ F BE A BIG EVENT The first automobile show to be held in this section in years will occupy tl the "Billy" Sunday tabernacle, in the a city of Norfolk, during the week of p April 12. Marked enthusiasm among j, dealers, as well as among the own- ^ era of pleasure cars and trucks, has f developed since the announcement ; r that the show will be a reality. From 1 , the indications it is expected that the | r show will be the best point display, j number of cars and number of new i, makes on display that has been held | outside the largest cities. 1, The advertising campaign that has j been started in the interest of the show includes a number of novel ideas | < and every section of the country con-1 j tigous to Norfolk will be covered. Al- j ready a number of cities in this sec- \ tion have reported that those inter- | ested are planning excursions to Nor folk on certain days of the week to see the show and to visit the tabef?? nacle. Local dealers have been apprized j by their principals that auto show week will be utilized by Norfolk deal ers to hold a series of meetings at which time plans for the season will be discussed and plans of action de- , velopefl for the out-of-town dealers. Factories have promised to send men t > th^#h'r" to aid in making the ini- < t:al exhibit a marked success. A twelve-piece orchestra has been | secured to give concerts at stated in- | tervals and a number of high clan | entertainers have been secured from ; New York City. s? , 0 , Chamber of Comntrca Will Publish ] Booklet. j' Th^ Chamber of Commerce of this j, tlty will soon issue a small booklet ! ? gi?ing the constitution and by-laws ( of the organisation, and other facts in connection with the proposed work t of the chamber in Ahoskie and vicin- ( ity. Included in this booklet will be ( some pertinent facta about the Indus- c trial growth and expansion of the } town, while a part of it will be de- q voted to some pressing needs for the t town and community. -? s * ?r They Speak Well .f It. t "I frequently hear Chamberlain's jt Cough Remedy prataed by friends and t acquaintances which only tenda to ? J strengthen my good opinion of it," ! writes Mrs. Fred After of ZanesviUe Ohio. Try it when yon' hare cough Or cold and see for yourself w?*t an excellent medicine ft ir*t Annual Convention of the 1 American Cotton Association Raleigh, April 1.?Indications are lat a majority of North Carolina men nd women named as delegates to the 'irst Annual Convention of the Amer ! I :an Cotton Association, who had ex-1 ected to go to the meeting scheduled j or March, will make their arrange- ? nents to go to the April 13?16th | neeting. Postponement of the M'ch | neeting was necessary because the , Vlabama State Board of Health did , lot think that ttyl influe^a situation , lad sufficiently cleared in March to nak'e it safe for a large number of Deople to gather together. The North Carolina officials of the Cotton Association are making an ur gent appeal to all. delegates named for the March meeting to so shape their business affairs that they will be able to go to the April meeting. A large number responses were sept to the office of Secretary-Treasurer S. G. Rubinow, in Raleig saying that 166 delegates were going to the Mon gomery meeting. Reports from Montgomery say that although the meeting will not be held until middle of April, reservations are already being made in the Mont gomery hotels and there is every rea son to believe that the April meeting will be even more largely attended than the March meeting would nave been. In a recent issue of the Mont gomery Journal there appeared the pictures of a number o fleading work- ' kers in the Cotton Association move ment, and it is interesting to note that six of the eight pictures prined were | the pictures of North Carolina people. President and Vice-President L. S. romlinson and Frank Gough, Dr. B. iV. Kilgore, Dr. Cliurence Poe, Commit lioner W. A. Graham and Secretary rreasurer S. G. Rubinaw were includ ;d in the picture. * The program coihmittee is putting the finishing touches on the program 'or the meeting. Some of the big rest men in the financial and agri- I ultural work of the United States j lave been secured for this program, rhey will discuss matters of vital In- i erest and importance to the cotton Timers. In adtfttfon to the members | if the Cotton Association attendtng ( he meeting, there will be represen- . atives of spinners of both this and I oreign countries at Montgomery.? ' ule B. Warren, Publicity Director! J I All roads lead to Wynn Bras., Mar a reesboro's Greatest Store.?adv. j t v~???' " - V ' WORTH WEIGHT IN 3 GOLD, HE ASSURES { ?!? * y Howard Gains Fourteen Pound* by 11 Taking Tanlac and Lays jj Can* Aiidt. N |A "I've gained fourteen pounds in g six weeks taking Tanlac and now I am a well man," said Henry 8. How- jC ard, well known farmer and stock raiser of King Hill, Idaho. T"j . "I had suffered from rheumatism and indigestion for twelve years," continued Mr. Howard, "and could C hardly eat a thing because everything ^ went against me and I had no appetite Every joint in me was swollen with I rheumatism and hurt so badly that 1 I could hardly bear to be touched. I ' was in such bad shape I couldn't work ' and had to use a walking stick to { get along. The first bottel of Tan- ( lac made a great change in me, my j rheumatism soon left me and I threw aside the stick, for now, I can walk as weil> as anybody. ! "And eat ?why, I just cannot get J enough and I feel like I could do as ' much worlc as I ever could. Tanlac , is worth ita weight in-gold and it has I convinced me that there's at least ' one medicine that will do what fhey ( say it will and I want to do my part in letting everybody know about it. Tanlac is sold in Ahoskie by Z. V. | Bellamy and in Harrellsville by Wil liams and Taylor.?adv. r For a Saver Cold. I Chamberlain's Cough remedy cured my daughter Anna of a severe cold and congh a few years ago and I< never missed an opoprtunity to re commend this medicine to anyone suf fering from throat or lung troubles, o I cannot speak too highly in praise f of it," writee Mre. D. J. Shelley of t Earlville, N. Y. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no narcotic and may ? be given tochildran with perfect con- t< lidence. It is a pleasant syrup so o they do not object to taking it.?adv j What Mr*. Brenningon Said About !* d Rat Poison " m "Tried preparations that Idlls rats >ut RAT-SNAP is the only ofie that n-events dieagreabie odor* after Wili ng. Also like RAT-SNAP because t come sin handy cakes, no mixing rith other food. You don't have to ! lirty your hands, it's the best for the w lousehold use." Try RAT-SNAP. I., fhree sites 25c. 50c., and SI. Sold ind guaranteed by Z. V. Bellamy, E. '. Bell and Co., and E. J. Gerock. ad .3' : ?' ? ? -? -L-. - ?? . ' .-1-,, *Mk ? ? ? - ? ? ?? Report of the Condition of THE BANK OF AHOSKIE i the town of Ahoskie and the State f North Carolina, at the close of usiness. February 28. 1920 RESOURCES oans and Discounts 465,615.14 verdrafts, secured 91.1SS.41 | unsecured *239.17 1*3 72.58 nited States Bonds and Liberty Bonds 13#060.00 orth Carolina State Bonds 1,000.00 < .11 other stocks, bonds and " * mortgage* - 5,200.00 an king Houses, Furniture and Fixtures 15.069.86 ash in vault and net amounts due from banks, bankers and Trust Companies 131,055.29 Checks for clearing 2,872.56 TOTAL *643,205.73 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 25,000-00 Surplus Fund 36,000.00 Jndivided profits, less current expenses and tares paid 2,632.17 dividends unpaid 198.00 Sills payable 25,000.00 )eposits subject to check 345,576.08 rime certificates of de posit 140,775.18 Savings Deposits 82,065.80 >asheir's checks outstanding 5.030.63 Certified checks 1.647.76 3ue to State Banks, Bankers and Trust Companies 29,880.17 TOTAL ? - *643,205.73 3TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA? BOUNTY OF HERTFORD. February !8, 1920. I, J. O. Carter, Cashier of the above lamed bank, do solemnly swear that he above statement-is trnr-ttr the" jets of my knowledge and belief. J. O. CARTER, Cashier. Correct?Attest: C. C. Hoggard H. S. Basnight . J. E. Overton. Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before ne this 18th day of March. 1920. W. L. Curtis. Notary Public. My commission expires April 6, .921. o ?- Administrator's Notice. Having qualified as administrator f John Reid, deceased, late of Hert ord County, North Carolina, this Is o notify all persons having claims gainst the estate of said deceased ? exhibit them to the undersigned n or before the 27th day'of March 921, or this notice will be pluaded in ar of their recovs*"y. All persons idebted to said estate will please iake immediate payment. This 27th day of March, 1920. Ernest Reid, Administrator. Wlnton, N. C.t route No. 2. Just the thing for Milady's Eacter ardrobe?fresh from Fifth Avenue id Broadway Shops will found at 'jmn Bros., Murfreeeboro Greatest ore.?adv. ESTABLISHED 1865 JOHN O. GAMAGE Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 3UILING AND AGRICULTURAL LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER LATHS. DRAIN TILE, SEWER PIPE FIRE BRICKS ETC. *00 Water Street, NORFOLK VA I THE BEGINNING - OF Ar BAN*.NOTE Little Marcias baby dress though made of the finest linen was ultimately worn thread bare. One day it landed in the rag bag and was sold to the junk dealer. When the rag sorter touched the discarded garment he detected in a flash the line quality of the; flax and set it aside for a journey * to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing at Washing ton. Eventually it became legal tender?a bank-note. Just how ia told In one of the beautiful booklets * about Our Government which we are sending each month to those interested. , Just send as yoar name and address and you will x receive a copy of evsry issue of the series without charge! BANK Of AHOSKIE > AHOSKIE, N. C. O ? ? *. I gia-L?.J_: r i .j ii?i .JU J'I. *I 1 I ' I ? Subscribe to the * - Hertford County Herald
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