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A NEWSPAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
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VOL. LU
WEIJJON. X. C, TIIlfHSDAY, NOVKMIIKK 22, l!H7.
NO. lis
ChiSdren Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind Yuu Have Always BouEht, and which has been
iu um ui vv uvct mi years, naE nuns the signature of
and has been made under his per-
fe25js 6onal suPervit,im since its infancy.
u ucvcivc yuu ju mis.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" are but
nxpenuieuis mai mue wun ana endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
c What is CASTORIA
Castoria 1- u harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric
Drops tiU SiUthing Syrups. It is pleasant. It coii'tains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aidj
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friead.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
K
United States Goodrich Kelly Springfield j
E have on sale in our salesroom now the;
V largest stock of Automobile Tires ever shown
" In Weldon. Three of the best makes on the j
American market. Tires that will give you more j
miles for your money than any other make. Our !
ti-es are guaranteed by the manufacturers on
m leage basis of 3500 to 5000 miles. j
B have in stock almost anv size or style
Vy Plain Tread, USCO Tread,' Chain. Nobby and I
" Silvertown Cord Tread. The market is un- '
-titled now, and Tires may advance at any time, j
lu. now, save money, get the right tires at the
right prices. Also carry in stock a full line of all
utomobile supplies and accessories.
Batchelor Bros,
i hahners and
Chev olet Automobiles
Oldest Oarage
In Weldon
Republic
Trucks
Dress Up
AND YOU'LL
Cheer Up!
The country is alright, and you are alright,
it you will jusl dress up. He pmdtni sne
er sslul man knows this 10 re uue. Try ii
ai (I see how good you'll ltd. You'll ltd like
j real somebody, and jusl like lacing llic
n Id's opportunities to win.
At VINSON'S, the De Luxe Clothier, you
i!l find these cheerful, good-lookii.g cluihes,
aod ai prices that are making Iriends fur ilicse
ituod cloihes.
COME AND SEE IS ALL I ASK
You know that fortune favors a well-dressed
man. Great preparation has been made
for you. The prices now are a great deal
'"werhhan they will be again for at least iwo
years.
C. S. Vinson,
THE OUTFITTKK TO MANKIND
WELDON, - NORTH CAROLINA.
PRICE LIST
BELL 2 IN 1 TYRES
600 W. Broad St.. KICHMONI), V A.
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HER AWAKENING
By MARTHA MITCHELL.
Afiii- n ilri.mi, irlp Ul n,,, wiili
river, Itiih.ii SlIIKl.TH t.,.,1 II... ..-..I
"f ninoe Into flu- liiu.li nnii IIMI ..
nun iiuiIiIiik n I,,,,,,,. M. of lhl.
Ozark oimnlry. After Bellini! ii pnti h
t iiiiiiiniuin ii rn I vnlli-y Into huh m.
hliini'o til a MiMiii', In. wiih Htrirki-n anil
" fmi'liTH ns nn uiiiunrrli'il mini,
ami ilio nnc wlmm lio nami'd an liHr to
llic little npi.rk of a mountain linmo
a Oran. Jlnton, then In 1i,t early
'teeim. It wiih with no little degree of
"iirprlse that youiiif Miss Slllton re
reived the imnouueemenl at her home
In VlrKlnla that Hhe wus the heir to a
''ertnln traet of lund In the Ozark
aimintiilri country.
The montli.H atretehed Into years dur
ing the time Hint the little place luul
no tenant, and the spare (hat Itnlph
Sanders had cleared there In the forest
'cranio a wild Jumhle of youiK Iilne,
asiafras and bamhoo. And hefore
the low house that he hud Imllt
was completely hidden from the river.
Meanwhile (iruce Milton was crow
:ii! up In the society of her Hlirrounil
ihks, forttetful of the little wilderness
Hint was passing from her possession
heciiuse of unpaid tuxes,
Spring had come again and Virgil
I errls, one of the boys who had
romped over the place, now a stalwart
man, liegan cicnrlng uway the young
iH-owth, little thliiklin.' that this very
net would restore In him the sweet
heart with whom he hud quarreled.
Admit this time Orace Mlltnn was
seeking vainly for some refuge, some
place where the memory of her hitler
words would cease to hum like a hot
Iron in her soul. For she too had quar
reled witli the man whom she loved,
and all heeausp he refused to have his
wife Independent of him and Ills for
tune, while she desired Independence
for the sake of maintaining her so
called "woman's rlghrs."
She had sought forgetfulness In suf
frage meetings, In society, lu charities,
church work and travel, lint the pnlu
al her heart grew and would not he
eased. Then a solitary camping und
tramping trip to her 0airk estate,
which had long been a source of mer
riment among her friends, suggested It
self. After she alighted from the train In
the village of Hunkle she learned, by
dli4 of much iiuestlonlng of the sleepy
agent, that the Sanders estate was
"w here e see them young pine sup
lln's, that's It. About a mile down th'
river."
Mifny paths crossed and reerossed
among the slender tiers, but none of
ihcm seemed to lead anywhere. She
was about to despair of ever flmllng
Hie leg cabin, of which she hud heard
Utile and spoken much, when she heard
a sigh almost h soli not fur away.
Molding her breath and listening, fear
ing she knew not what, she heard a
man's voire, drrp mid rlrh und all un
trained, singing nn old ballad. He was
evidently using nn in, for now she
heard the even blows on n log. A girl's
form darted down one of the paths und.
without thinking. (Irnce followed. She
halted when she came In view of the
young man swinging the ai, for the
girl was naming toward him now,
frankly crying. (Irace stepped bark
among the trees, but still within ear
shot.
The man eiclulmed, "Oh, you I" Then
no more was suld until the girl's voice
broke out ;
"Jack! Jack I I'm so sorry 1 ever
said I wouldn't marry you und be a
fanner's wife. I will, I will ; but why
have you begun planting here? Don't
ypn know how you always said It was
a sort of fulry place and Its owner a
fairy fur away, who didn't watt It dis
turbed?" "Yes, 1 know," said the man, "but 1
Just decided that tiling up the old log
house und seeding the cleared ground
wouldn't be disturbing even a fairy's
place: and anyway, I'm doing It for the
fulry."
"Who owns It now?" asked the girl.
"1 do." ciiine the answer. "It was
sold for tines tw ouths ugo and 1
bought It In for us."
The girl laughed softly. "How did
you know "
"lib, 1 Just knew you couldn't help
knowing how 1 wanted you, und Hail
you would really rather live with ine on
a farm Insteid of In one of those
cheap, gumly cottage lu the Center.
They lire not real, dear," he said, sott
y. "Nobody wants a place that Isn't
a home."
Teurs stood In tlrace's eyes now. A
hornet "Nobody wants a place that
Isn't a home." The words pounded
themselves Into her brain. This was a
home for these two, and hers was far
away.
"iloodby. young lovers! Oood-by,
Oiark estale, I'm going home."
(Copyright, mil, hy th" MrVlure Newspa
per Syndicate.)
ValuibK War Dogs.
The duties of dogs In war are va
ried. Some are Irnlned for dispatch
heailug; uth. rs show a greater apti
tude for putrol duty, while others
lio.i.c ricv!!. :;' :im''Mtnnee "f He
sldrs these ih.ie are search dogs,
waich dogs, post dogs, draft dogs, etc.
The dispatch bearers keep two bud
es of soldiers In touch with each oth
er. Messages are pul In small pouches
that nre secured carefully to a collar
about the dog's neck. Very frequently
these aiilinuls are compelled to make
trips under heavy shell lire. They ut
dogs of bravery ana) daring, and there
Is more than one case on record when
they ha6 managed to cover the dis
tance necessi. . lu spite of freshly ac
quired wounds.
YOUK OLD TYKI'.S MAUC t i"
Uon't throw .w.v .our old tires, seud them to us, e may be
tlie.ii -i In 1 for you let us to the Judge, no deposit ii'r," 7 ;
menu subject to your examination; if they are not worth making
sell for you at the highest Kichmond prices (theuiguest .anywhere) ana
iht amount to you. tYa pit charge on lucomuig.
I,, mtke
make all ship-
we wo.
return
Certain Cure for Croup..
Mis. Itose MidJIeton, of ilreenville,
III., lias had experience in the treat
ment of this disease, sbesays: "When
my children were small mv son had
croup frequently Chanilieilain'sCough
Remedy always broke up these attacks
immediately, and 1 was neve, without
it in tiie house. 1 have taken it myself
for coughs and oolds with good results."
Sing a song of LrJ.-iilness
II tart so Iilit :m! fcay;
Tlic kI;issis that I'm wi-arinff
( 'hanged the niuht into the day.
ful
f. yiiii know I'm crat
iipIs can't i"iri-ss it nil.
l i-r my lilY was made n han-v
il uirarihg l;I.ism'v madi hy Hall.
NORFOLK 144 Granby
RICHMOND an E. Broad LYNCHBURG 813 Main
THE OLD SONGS.
SOME DAY
Siime liny, when we ure olJ ;ind gray,
Ami Live and youth seem fur away.
We'll bike eiich uiher's ImtiJs and co
Where cowslips und sweet daisies blow,
We'll play llial we are young once more
And pick die flowers, as we did of yore,
And hind a garland for your hair,
As we did when you were young and fair.
We'll chase the butterflies and bees
Nor mind the stiffness in our knees.
We'll sing the songs we loved die besi,
When lired we'll lay us down 10 rest
Among the clover pure and sweet,
Nor mind ihe measure wisdom meies,
And waich the stars come, by and by,
From beyond the clouds, just you and I.
And, oh, we'll play in fairy land
And you be the fairy wiih magic wand
And I the prince who, from earthly shore,
Was charmed thither and evermore
Shall dwell among flowers in a land of gold,
And tell you the old siory which is never old,
And thus we'll wander, hand in hand,
In the beautiful dream world of fairyland,
Thus we will live in a dreamland far away
And forgei, my dear, that your hair is gray,
And your eyes that shone like stars above
And clouded by years and their strife, and love,
We'll forget lhal I, your errant knight,
Has crippled and benl as the years look flight ;
And we'll hail each pleasure, greal and small,
As we linger and wail for our last, long call.
WHEN THE CROPS ARE IN.
There's a kind of happy feelin' creeps down in a feller when
He's got his punkins gathered and the haymow's full agen;
There's hope in all the breezes that come blowin' from the hill.
And you gil 10 kind of ihinkin' God is up there somewhere still;
What a puny sight the wheal is asils piled up in the bin !
Oh, it's good 10 be a farmer when the crops
Are
In.
It's lively in the city and its very quiet here;
There the hurry and the racket keeps a-goin' all the year;
There most every day's exciiin' and (hey keep ii up ai night,
livery way a person gazes ihere is some uncommon sight
And I s'pose it's never lonesome livin' round he haunts of sin
Bui ihe ciiy people never have their crops
All
In.
There's many a day of loilin' and there's many an ache and pain,
And there's lois and lols of fretlin' at ihe dryness or ihe rain,
There's weeds and worm-, and insects thai the lartner has 10 fight.
But the good Lord doesn't often fail to pull him thru all right.
And the sweeiesi satisfaction that a mortal man can win
Sort of hovers round ihe farmer when the crops
Are
In.
SOUNDED FAMILIAR.
Josh Yes, the old farmer was
telling about the fight between his
two game roosters.
Bosh But why was old Ked
Nose so inierested ?
Josh Why, because the farmer
said when ihe fight was over there
was nothing left bul two cocktails.
-Life.
A CATTY RliMAKK.
i 111 SUBSTITUTE
FOR NASH GftLOMEL
Starts your liver without uia'niny
jou nitk and can not
f'verv clnifeist in l.mn your
J iigKql "'"I (t'ijuojj a illuggmL
bus notice,! a uruat fulling olf iu tin)
sule of (.iliiinei. They all give tlu)
wthip reason. Dodaou's Liver Tone
is taking its phiee.
"Culomcl is dangerous and people
know it, while Hudson's Liver Tone
is K'i7eetly sufo aud gives better re
sults," said a prominent loeal drug
gist, liodsons Liver Tone is per
sonally guurimtivd by every drug
gist who sells it. A large bottle
costn but a few cents, and if it fails to
give easy relief in every case of liver
Bliii'tfiahneHS and constipation, you
have only to ask for your money
back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is n pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
Take a spoonful ut night and wake
up feeling fine; no biliousness, lick
headache, acid s'otmnh or consti
pated bowvlj. Ii .loos:, t ('ripe or
.use .ill IU? next
"Algernon musi be in love wiih
"Whal gave you thai idea ?"
"He clasps me so closely in ihe
dance."
'Ii isn't thai," declared the oili
er girl disagreeably. "It is just a
case of being afraid he'll fall down
unless he hangs on 10 his part
ner." SO KIND OF HER.
Phoebe Fred asked me your
age last night, dear.
Phyllis The idea! And did
you tell him ?
Phoebe Of course not. I merely
said you didn't look ii
TANQLBD
"Brown is always gening things
iwisled,"
"Well, I should say so; he told
me the other day that whenever
you see a white girl ynu are bound
10 see a red headed horse.
The Old Soul-stirring Hymns Will
Never We Done Away With.
(.Hieer world and last running to
all sui ts of snarling. Nol long ago
and all folk admitted thai there
were no songs like the old songs,
and it was always with greal feel
ing dial one would lake up his
harp and warble ;
1 caliunt hiiik the ull untc
I Hiinif lonir year airo,
for heart ami voire wouhl fail me
Atei hitter tears nouhl tluw.
And even the vandals wo wroie
parodies came in and said
1 eaniiot mnir the ohl song-,
I am too full of tfroi,';
Hut 1 will sinir Sweet VioleU
If you will liohl the ilojf.
But now comes an Indiana par
son, who, while attending the Uni
ted Presbyterian Psalmody at
Chicago the other day, lurned in
a fire alarm on all the old snnl
siirring hymns together wiih other
favorites that nestled near a man's
heart.
"Lead, Kindly Light" (his Hoo
sier declared was unfit to be sung
as a song of praise and worship of
God, declaring thai It might mean
anything and was the same 10
Christian, atheist orBudhist. He
also look a tumble wiih "Just as 1
Am" and "We'll Meet on That
Beautiful Shore," and gave ihem
down the country while the assem
bled ones allowed him 10 talk with
out interruption.
We are not attempting lo sug
gest w hat is "fitten" or "not fitiin,"
as they would say here in North
Carolina, to be sung in a house of
God, but we are going to suggest
to lhal Indiana man who seems to
be panting fof notoriety thai when
he is dead and his name forgotten
there will be weeping women and
weeping men and weeping children
who will find solace in the beauti
ful hymn "We'll Meet on That
Beautiful Shore." It is a song
that has cheered and gladdened;
that has made bright the pathway
of the forlorn and forsaken; it has
suggested hope to the weary laden
and made God seem near. No in
fidel, atheisi or agnostic ever tried
to brush away a fonder hope ihan
has this Hoosier from the land of
snakes and woes.
Such men, however, are the
ones who discredit religion and
who give 10 the worldly man suffi
cient cause to keep without the
narrow curve that leads 10 creed
strewn pew. We would a dummed
sight rather go before the judg
ment bar of God, "Just As I Am"
without a line or a letter 10 help
the cause, than go there in ihe
company of a Hoosier like W, A.
Patterson, of Princeton, Indiana,
who would wipe out the sacred
hymns which are known ihrough
out ihe world. We deliberately
say thai il is our hope thai we will
not meet this prejudiced parson on
the beautiful shore, because ii
would give us a lired feeling that
even the glories and the grandeur
of that heavenly land where old
lilijah went would not remove.
Everything.
NO LACK OH RYE OPH.NRRS.
"So you've cut out ihe drink
since you married, eh, Newpop.
Don't you miss your eye openers?"
"Miss 'em? I get too many eye
openers."
"Who from?"
"The baby at 2 a. in."
SICK WOMAN HAD
CRYING SPELLS
Restored to Health by Lydia
LPinkham't Vegetable
Compound.
Ducli r- y.-.'ys Nuxated Iron Will
Imrease Strength of Delicate
People 100( in Ten Days
In many li-m.. ,i, . --,',.. m hkv mnt.
iBlvtl llil. Ill n'. 11 t.,- yt..j,l'U rt.,ctt.rluif
lur in-t u v. t. kl.-t:, lituiitru It. Uvttr oi'
kidney ill, muho i com utfior ailimut
wlwii Mull i.ul t; y.fjit. wiiu Jatk ut Iruu
In tin.' if.i..u, H..w tn tfil.
Nt w 1 1 i ii, n In I. i. , . i,t ,i.-,.itrB
It s.i.i.-p ii M..M..I, i-uvM.-Mn h.. dim
nfmll.il wM.H I... th In (Inn nninn-v hn'1
I" M l.llf l.l.'HII Il 1.1 lllHlltllllMllX.
Mild ' It ..U W. I In 11, tU Hll It. I tut l.....il
lnt -n hM ulii. nr.- Ill yi.u w-ul!
rtui!y l. ICf.iilly it m r 1 1 1 1 l i ' 1 1 at tlie
I'Xi-er.JIriKly In iti- miintitr who la-k Ir-'fl
nd ul. i. h rt 11 f.r ik. t.thiT r.'iiHi.n than
tin- In. k of In. ii Tht niumt'iil jr.'?. is sup.
I'lled nil llt.-lr multitude wf Ihiik r. us
mi. it, n, ma dlN.iHieiir U'lthi'tit Inm tin
Hi, ml at tin..- ,,Hi-H fho puwt-r tii idiaiiK
food into linn tlnfui Hint thpr-i-fure
tiuthlng you tal dui'H yuu uny 8u&, ynu
dun' I K'-t the MreiiKlli mil uf It. Vutir
fuud im-i'dy P'imm-n ilti'.niKli yum- HVBtfm
like o.irn thruiiKh a null with the r., 11-th
iu wldw npurt thut thi mill rnn'l Krind
Ah u result uf thlH ht1nui"tl Iduod mid
Iivrve MiarMii luii, if.td" b"-inf K"n rull)
Wtnk-Mnil, her..ui and all run d-.vn mid
frtMjufiil 1 dfvi l'.n all aurt .if i-uiidlflntis
(me ! too tlun; anotiiir I lurd-iiid
with unln'Hlllo CM, mi ii it- arc nu woik
th-y can hnrdiy walk: mute think
tli y lia e d iM ul ii, kidney ..r liver
Iruulili;; Hutu' r.'in't slfii At iilKlit, otlipr
are Hltiy and llr.d nil dny; unin' fuswy
Hiid irrlt'tlile; suiue nklnny and bluudlpsn,
luit all lurk ilisli'al ii i wi' r und endur
Mnci' Iii mi'-li in sen. it In wire than
fuidlHtittesN to f'tke M I rn II la II Ii K tnedUdlit'S
tr iiHiiiitic lir.fK". rtiil'li unly wtU tip
yulir fai-'liiK wl.il purters f--r tht inn
rntdit, ii my he at the fK pens'; yuiir
. U ulifii Inuy o.
Im-r i n Nu mutter wlmt uny on
) u. it .'U are nut innir mid wll
'! H(..--'
If tu inaku tha f.d-
rtlliK lu.1 hi, IiiiW luliK "..u run wt,rli
him lur yi-u mil walk without huunni.
K lired N, t tnli.. two tU uniln tah
t'i of . nliiinry niiMilei) Iron thrvn llmi'
i iln) iifi. r mr.ilx f..r twu WHekn. Thn
t y " 1 1 1' Hiri'ttKih im,. In nm ae fur yuur
K h mil, h y. iii hnvH kh Inert have
n iI 'i ii.h of uervi.iiH run down people
In. u. i. ailliijt nil th 1 1 rt i double Anrl
' ti it i !, tfi- ;r t n-NKth und niltiranen
k i rui ,,r ineir avniptuuia ((f
. i ai,d., ther truutdes in fruiii
o r. i, i , 'it r i . i 1 1. ui. n nnic Nimpiy riy Ink
it.K In, n in the pi-., per furm. and tl.la,
art. r H,v had In a.. me eaBt-a bn dortnr
Ihk f'-r tiioiilhii wiih, mt ohtalnliiK ny
!,"h.Mt Vou ran talk an yuu plean
al", ut all the wuiidt ra wroutrht by rifw
reineillm. but whin yqy mnu down t(T
hard fuels then la nuthltin like Ruod old
Iron tu inn e,,l,,r In your i-hfflkn and it I
Hound, h. filthy flesh (in your bu licit, it la
alsu a Ki'eul nerve and tnttinch stretiirlh.
Mier ami I t ho heat blood lu1h.-r In th
nrld The -only tmublo was that th
old rerum of Im.rKunk' Iron lik tincture
if in. n. Ir.'ii acetiite, etr, attcn ruined
pe.,pl.-'s t.. th upet their utoinafhs and
were nut ajtsiniilat. d arid ft,.- thm rcaaons
they fren,,. m y did m.-re harm than (food
It'll with the disrovery .,f the newer
r.,inis ..f nrKHiile Irun all thla Imi b(.,.n
.,er...n.e Nuxafed Ir..n, fur example
in pleasant t,. lake, dues not Injuro the
1- el h and la altnotit Immediately ben
(I. till
NUTK Th ifiiiiufvturnri of NtuafM Iron htn
in.li u i,b, .un, if it MtilLlMire lu IU irrtoy thai thw
miili..rlT tlio anii'iti innnf that Uit-y will forfill
J I .Hi lu uny t rn.MtKl.lri inttllutlon If Uiey cantiol
tar tin' nun ut ttrumn muler iuy who tai Inm
it n1 lii,'tn..o lliilr Mri'mDi 100 per ct, out
in f. ir uwU' Uui i-ri'li1iHl Uir hat no aafli-ut
niii.iii' (r-ul.l(i Alt" th mil Nrund four ajnay
Iii h' iar In Khli'h NuiaiM Iron d tikH at ltt
dr utii tur rtriiih Id un dayi Uui It U dU
iei.ii Id tbli cliy by all guod dnigfWa
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anywhere at anything like this prke II you are not satisfied your
money will be cheerfully refunded. No more to be had alter this lot
Is sold
M.C. PAIR'S
Weldon, N. C.
Sanitary Soda Fountain
Toilet Articles & Medicines.
liMUAIiliMCNT KINO.
Victor Yes; I had a terrible but
tle Willi Marion's heart before she
finally accepted me.
Harold You don't say! How
is she now ?
Viclcr Oh ! she is still in the
rine.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Enhsut, P. "1 ws ill run down snj
weak inwardly. 1 had female troubles
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and my head both
.Ted ma. 1 would
oftn have crying
shIIs and fssl as if
I was nut safe. If
I heart! anyone com
ing 1 would run snd
luck the door so they
would not see me.
I tried several doc
tors and they did not
help me so I said to
mv mother i iruesa
I will have U die as there is no help for
ine." She got me one of your little
books and my husband said 1 should try
cne bottle. I stopped the doctor's
medicine and took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. It soon made a
thanfe in me and now I am strong and
do all my work."-Mra. Augustus
IUuqhhan, Box 86, Enhaut, Pa.
Why will women continue to suffer
day in and day out and dra out a sickly,
half-hearted existence, missing three
fourths of the joy of living, when they
can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's
Veg. table Compound t
If you would like free confidential ad
vice address Lydia 11. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Uses,
TMli Dining Room should be a cheerful place,
for when you eat your meals amid pleasant
surroundings you do much to aid digestion.
And good digestion means health.
HAVE US FURNISH YOUR
DINING ROOM
The variety of designs in Tables, Chairs, Side
boards, China Closets, Serving Tables and the like,
i is ample to satisfy your desires, whatever they
may be, in the matter of style, finish and price.
Come in and talk it over with us. We are as
.eager to GIVE satisfaction as you are to receive it.
Weldon Furniture Company,
Weldon, N. C.
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INVlTATlOiN'.!
You are invited to openan, account with the
BMK OF EH FIELD,
ENFIELD, fi. c. J
4 Per Cent, allowed In the Savings Depart
ment Compounded Quarterly.
YOU can bank by mail
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