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BIG SALE GOING ON AT J. SAMliT'S: WELDON, N. 0.
The largest sale ever held in Halifax County. Sale begins
Thursday, November 18th. Prices Cut in Two.
I
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THE WELD ON BARGAIN STORE
as
fll
The People of Halifax
Northampton counties are
and
fast
"Thursday Corns
Friday Corns
The opposition of Mr. Bryan j
to the plans of President Wilson !
mujt not be too lightly renjrded,
for, while the srent majority of i
Americans will agree with .he j nQ COrUS OU Saturday."
I lt3IUV.Ul, WIH.ll Oil, Uljilll
to mixing with the Congressmen he
will direct the votes of many cf
them.
New line Boy's
Suits in newest
shades & styles
such as Royal
Brand. Value
S6.50, special
$4.76, atFreid's
finding out that the best goods
in Weldon are to be found at gj
the ever busy I
3
M. FREID, Proprietor. The
place is southeast corner of
Washington Avenue and Third
Street.
1 Ladies fur trim-
OJJCCiai med suits, all
shades, val. $18 now $12.50.
Ladies silk plush
coats in the new
est models, value
$17.60, special at
$9.75.
English ShoesI For ladies
and misses, Colt and kid
laps special $2.50.
Cured Buy of Croup.
Nutltiui; li iv'lilrii-i a mutlii'i ntoii'lliuu
Iht' luinl, liuuist' I'oiiijii ol' citMip, The
lutioit'tl lm-atlmitf, straiitfliiiir, oliukintr
ami nspiiit; I'm lnv:iili cull fui niMtant
net ium. Mr T N "Mi re nr. In it 'him,
Wis,, m;i yi. ' I'olt'y'- Kuiii'V ami Tar
Piitr.l niy luy id' a M-iiuus ul tack (if
en.. ip .liter dllii'i n iiidln-. (mil tuilt ! I
rrciiMinini l it it im ry nuc a c know
!'lU!ll I III uttt! t' M I li'lu'i' thllt It IS 11
Muiult il'iil ri.mc'iy for couhn. euliN,
croup mill w luiitpuii: euuirh," It olt'aix
air p!iMiiif,s, muUh'" :tnl iirals.
M.Ml.yi:. TI.AliK.
XJ 1
HHAN
Among the injustices of v;ir is
tlic rule that cundenins a spy 10 be
shut, while his corinnan tier is guar
anteed safety as a prisoner.
j Went to the Hospital,
J (.'. K. lilaneliaril, Hstiimtir at I'.lan
ch.ii'l. I al , wi-ttcs: "1 liad kidney trou
ble w lad I bad I" to tlie hos jntut. Fo
ley Kidney l'lll ere leeomiuelldrd to
. mi-a:id Ibey euiiipletely cured me. 1
I'lumut too liiti'lilv tit 1 1 u-in . " Sul'-
i 1'erern in every state lave bad similar
beuetil IVoin tins standaid remedy fur
kidney and bladder ailments. It bau
islies baekaebe, stilt Jinls. swollen
inusoles and all the various symptoms
of weakened or diseased kidneys.
I iv b. Cl.AUK.
Why? Because Mr. Corn Sufferer
stepped into the nearest one of our
stores and bought a 25c. package ol
N YAL'S
CO UN KKMOVKU
Do likewise. Don't suffer a moment
longer when relief is so simple and
so near at hand Price 25c. Sold by
W. M.COllKN,
Pharmacist
Nothing works smoother than Ny
al's Corn Remover
Are You
"All knocked out with a
cold ?" We have numer
ous remedies that will
"Knock out a cold" in
ri i (tu vjuiiv i i iir
d il
you will "COMB HACK" with a
S M 1 L K
That won't come off. We guar
antee a cure,
SOUTH WELDON PHARMACY.
There will be gratification among
i great host of friends at the news
that Mr. E. M. Uzzell will organ
ize a new company to engage in
the printing and binding business.
Mr. Uzzell is a man of too much
grit and determination to "shut up
shop" because of a lire."
AFTER THREE" YEARS.
n
m
m
n
WHIiN YOU WANT IT EARLY
CALL $ 3 4 ,
ft
Your wants I
J V, T. PA UK KK, ll!-?!ALGrocJ?2Eeo.open. j
THE WELDON BARGAIN STORE
Weldon Testimony Kemainn
skaken.
L'n-
n
jijc Do not fail to
n
Mi
t
that SUn will ii dm I re and
Treasure
the most can be selc
from our wondvrful stock of jh
up-to-date iV
JEWELRY.
YlktY SpEfiD JLL You Efl?
You might get sick or hurt be prepared for it
You might want to make an investmentstart
now, "Takes money to make money," you know,
You might be visited by thieves or fire--an account
with us prevents loss, the saving habit is a mighty
good one to vet into. We pav 4 per cent on Sav
! ngs Accounts
I
THli-
UiOER BUT STRONGER
he hi-ulthy at seventy, prepare at
in.y, is sound advice, because in the
strength uf iniUUe life we too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treat
ment of slight aches and pains, simply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakuess fur later years.
To re stronger when older, keep your
J'-lt-otl pure unil rich and active with the
streiik'th-buiUhriK and bloodnouhshini
proptTtie ol Scott's KmuUion which ia
I.kI. a tonic and a medicine to keep your
bl(K)d rich, alleviate rheumatism and
avonl sickness. No alcohol in Scott' .
Scott & Bonue, BtoQm&elJ. N. )-
THE ROANOKE NEWS,
Tm'RSDAt, Nov. 18, 11)15.
Published Every I hursday
IVTKKKI) Al- I'lixrnmi K Al KI..IUN
MKtlNII- I.AH MA1TKII.
l l S OF l USdfllM KIN IN UVAl I
H:i ' Yi'iir. fliy mull) iuNtpaiil.
Six Months, " "
L.".II
A vci'!;!y ! ii'itnu'iiitif journal ilcvoti'i
to the matt-rial, eiliu'alicnul, politM'a
ftud agricultural iiilt rtvitti ot Halifax an
lurroumliniM'uuiiiit-".
AdvertiHiuir rati-w rfaioimlile ami
liihed on applioatiun.
Booker T. U'ashington. the
noied negro educaior and founder
of Tuskegee Institute, died al his
home ai Tuskegee, Ala , Sunday
morning four hours after his arri
val from New York. Death was
due to hardening cf the arteries
following a nervous breakdown.
The negro leader had been in
failing health for several months,
but his condition became serious
last week while he was in the east.
He realized the end was near, but
was determined to make the long
trip South to bearout his oft ex-rre-si.d
statement that he had been
"bum in the South, have lived all
my life in the South, and expect to
die and be buried in the South."
He was born in slavery at Hale's
Ford, Va., in 1857, and after the
emancipation of his race he moved
with his family to West Virginia
He graduated in General Arm
strong's school for negroes, at
Hampton, Va., in 1875. R. J.
Perry, a well known barber of this
town, and Booker Washington
were class mates in General Arm
strong's bchcol. Washington was
president of the debating society
ind Perry was secretary.
j BACK PRESIDENT'S POLICY.
Sentiment of the Second District
Appear to l:avur the Presi
dent's Policy ol Adequate De
fense. Some days ago the New York
Herald sent .1 query to newspapers
and many ither einens of Con
gressman (Jjude Kitchm's district
akinjj brief replies as to the senti
ment of the people touching the
President's policy. Of the twenty
four replies received from the dis
trict twenty were favorable to the
President's policy; three were
against and one would be classed
as neither "fish nor flesh." The
replies from Halifax county were
as follows:
Bnlield
1 think President Wilson has
acted with courage and discretion
and high patriotism, but the "jin
go" policy and its inevitable high
taxes are unnecessary when war
is ended and peace and reason re
sume their sway. Armies and
navies will not be needed except
in a small way for the balance of
the century, let us hope. I think
Mr. Bryan's letter on the subject
is quite sensible.
George B. Ci;rtis.
The people of this community
as a whole are strongly in favor of
the President's defence policy.
T. M. Cooper.
I think a decided majority of the
people ot tins community are en
tirely in accord with the President
in his defence policy. Personally,
! eenevr tt is imperative that we
have an adequate defence and that
this can be had only by materially
strengthening both the army and
the navy. I am an advocate of
peace and believe that the Presi
dent's plan is the only rational one
that will insure the same. Not
the least of the many valuable les
sons the present unfortunate war
has taught is that nations, like in
dividuals, are sometimes in order
to retain their self-respect forced
to do that which they would gladly
avoid.
A. S. Harrison.
Roanok Rapids.
I am heartily in favor of the
President's defence programme.
The sentiment of this community
is overwhelmingly in favor of ade
quate national military prepared
ness. I do not believe Represent
ative Claude Kitchin's views re
flect at all the sentiment of this dis
trict. J. T. Stainback.
Based upon the President's safe
and sane policy for the past year
in everything pertaining to war,
the people of this section have all
confidence in his wisdom and judg
ment and will unqualifiedly sup
port him in his recommendation
for adequate national defence.
C. A. Wychi:
Srotland Neck.
Local sentiment seems sharply
divided regarding a liberal expan
sion of preparedness.
A. McDowell.
Community sentiment on the
subject of preparedness is divided.
The majority appears somewhat
opposed to President Wilson's
policy as to the nation's defence.
Editor, The Commowfai.th.
Personally, 1 am in favor of the
President's defence policy and feel
that I voice the majority of the
sentiment of this vicinity.
P. C. Gregory.
Weldon.
Our people generally support
the President's defence policy.
J- W. Sl.EDGE.
Our Jitney Offer This and 50c.
Kon't mind this Cut out thin ulip,
endow with and mail to I'olt y ,v
su., im-uKo, in., wruinir jour name
and aildn-HH clearly. You mil rcci ive
in return a trial paekace contuminK Fo
ley' lluuey and Tar Compound, fur
coukIisi, eolds and croup; Foley Kiduey
and hla.lder ailments; and Foley I a
tliartic TahleU, a wholesome aud thur
ouifhlv cleauinit cathartie. fur coimti
pation, biliouaDem, headache and lu
giidi howd.
Sold hv K CLARK
Anent the present European
war, world students are asking
what would happen if Japan had
China's sie or China had Japan's
spunk?
I itii is- rhh h.'v.f ipse t i it Initft w- at i
" "' . rsecKiaces, Kings
Here is a Weldon story that has;?
stood the test of time, It is a story j today . It is our
with a point which will come home ;
to many of us. !
George W. Tye, Cedar St., Wei-: ?
don, says: "My kidneys were
not acting as they should and the
kidney secretions were unnatural. '
1 also had pains in the small ; w
of my back and through my ;
kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills )
relieved me of all aches and pains, !
regulated the action of my kidneys
and did me good generally." j
(Statement given December 14, j
1910.) ;
A Lasting Effect.
Over three years later, Mr. Tye i
said; "The benefit Doan's Kidney j
Pills gave me has been lasting and I
it,.... i. . t - I
i iuc nau no occasion to use tnem
for the past two years."
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask fur a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Tye has twice publicly
recommended.
FOSTER-MILBUKN CO., Pro
prietors, Bi.ffalo, N. Y.
sec this artistic
I'ins, Bracelets,
display
etc. Call
Pleasure to Serve You.
C. N. EK KS,
Jeweler, : : : : Weldon, N. C.
of h
Bank of Halifax,
HALIFAX, ILT. C.
N. L. Stedman.
President
P. C. OreRory,
Vtri'-l'rf'Hident.
F. H. Gregory
Cashier
CONDENSE . STATEMENT OE THE CONDITION OF THE
Bank of Enfield,
lintield, N. C, at the close of business June 23, 1915,
1
0
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to
HARD CHRONIC COUGH
Made Well by Delicious Vinol
Crestline, Ohio. " I contracted
hard, chronic couh. and waa weak,
nervous and run duwn. 1 havo a imall
family uf three, and it was hard for me
to do my work, i took dilferent medi
cines without benefit Finally I heard
a'niut Vino!, and it has restored me to
health and strength, my cough is all gone
an I 1 i eei nne. Mrs. h. 11. CARLISLE.
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod
lier and iron tonic without oil, for
chronic coughi and colds, and fur til
euk, nervous, run down conditioni.
W. M. ( ulieu. I 'i nirtf int. Wrldon. V ( .
Co to HARRISON'S
Resources
Lounauil ilwcoiints. f .'r.'.'.'ir .:-
l'vfii.lrait, iiii.
Kevenue stain p. illvii
!':i!iktri Houie 'i.ihmi ihi
Furniture and Fixtuics. I.iihii on
t ash m r-aic.
(Mi and due fioin hanks -til.nri.7:'
Total, t-.1vi-l.4-l!! I
i
Liabilities
i apital Mock,
Surplus
I'n.lividrd prolitH.
t'nrarnrd discounts
intercut due depositors.
I'eposits,
Total,
I U,t h 1. 1 K
."ill, I urn. i hi
l,ejv:i:.
:,4.vi.n
L'. 01 hi. iiii
':"i.'i,7ii'.'.:,.'i
a-.4,44H.li!l
State of .North Carolina,
, i . , , . County of llaliliix. i
1, Ivey Watson, l'resideut of the above named hank, do soleiunlv
me aooe siaienieni is irue lo (He I
110, I
II.EDO, la
COUNTY J
STATE OF OHIO,
CITY OFTOI
I.L't'ASCOU
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of K. .1.
Cheney A Co., doiii husiness in the city
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said brm will pay One Hun
dred Dollars for each and every case of
Catarrh that cannot he cured by the
use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Sworn to before ine and subscribed in
my presence; this Bill day of December,
A. D. IHSti.
(Seal) A. W. (il-EASON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acta directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system.
F. J. CHENEY A CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Testimonials tent free. Price 76 ceuts
per bottle. Sold by all druKista
Take Hall's Family Pill's for Constipa
tion. Art?.
- sTsarwwsn5i
For Automobile Repairs and Supplies.
All kinds of Machine work done Sta
tionary, Oasohue, Marine aud Steam
Engines, Uuns aud I'mols. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
G00Dj$YEAR.
Tires and Supplies on hand for sale
Shop east end of Second Street,
H. W. HAKHISON,
Weldon, N. C
Prcuiiption No. 6t6 ii pirpa.od nk-. itily
lor MALARIA or CHILLS 6, FEVIH.
Five or in doies will break any can, snd
if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. It sen on the liver better than
Calomel tod etott not ripem skis. 2S
State of North Carolina,
County of Halifax,
Subscribed and sworn to Iwfore nie
thi :'n.l dav of .liilv I'M
' c. ii. '.MArriiF.ws,
Notaiv Public
t ol 111 v kuowlrdirr and belief.'
IVKY WATSON
Correct-Allest.
tiEll. It. Cl'li'TIS,
If. C. DUNN,
('. E. Mi(iVI(,AN,
Directors.
swear that
l'res; ' it.
u
jjj Beginning Thursday, Novem
i)ber 18th, for every purchase at(f
ll Eagle Cafe or Bert's 5, 10 ancW
w25c. Store you will be given w
coupon. For full particulars'!-
read coupon. vl
il
2! BERT'S 5. 10 (& 25c. Store, j
J Weldon, North Carolina. (f
V. j . -J. .a
hm u Stoves m Heaters
Turkish Leather Rocker, $25 value now $20.
Go Carts, $12.50 and $15 value now $8.
Beautiful line of 9x12 Druggets $2.50 to $35.
Oil Cloths and Linoleums, 25c to $1 per yard.
BED ROOM SUIT:S
$15 to $500.
Lace Curtains and Portieres, 75c. to 10 a pair
Sterling Silver, Cut Glass and lots
of other suitable Wedding Gifts al
ways on hand.
Weldon Furniture Company.
WELDON, N. C.
: STYLISH f
! it, .
I
UU
A
h Dressy Men !
You may be most critical
about your clothes You may
j insist on the best quality of
i A 1 I A I - A A
inaieriai unu iaici silica-
Arid be as "fussy" as you
please about the fit. W'e
satisfy you with a suit or
overcoat, tailored by
"Remember a fit or no
clothes."
FARBER & JOSEPHSON,
ep H it
MEN'S ANDiBOYS' OUTFITTERS.
WELDON, N. C.
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