WILL YOU BE OME?
oofthoughtlesspeopleneglectcoldseverywinter.
A cough follows; they get rundown-then stubborn ,ickne
seines, c,n ne p evented eas.er than it can be cured and it you
will give your system the benefit of a few bottles of
you will hnd your whole system strengthened. It will fortify vour un
and throat and enrich your blood against rheumatism. It U
powerful concentrated nourishment without alcohol or opiates.
Don't neglect taking Scot i ', commenoa today.
Tbf tmpoflxt Notmilin c,l llvrr oil alwnvi nl in ... a i,
THE ROANOKI-
N I- Vi' S
Thuksday, Feb. 21, 1918.
NOTICE
There will be a regular convoca
tion of Roanoke Chapier HI R. A.
M. in Masonic Hall, every firsl and
third Wednesday evenings.
A. B. STAINBACK, Sec'y.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Look to your back lots early this
year.
The robins are here, Gentle
Annie.
Let everybody pray for an early
spring.
Col. A. J. Burton, of Reidsville,
is in town.
It's a good reputation that can't
acquire a spot.
... . . , .
I ,s ..me : to ihtnk of getting that
garuen ready.
Plant and work well and every-
thing will grow.
The hunting season will be over
the 1st of March.
Mr. Clayton Bounds spent last
Friday in Emporia.
Miss Narcissa Daniel spent Sat
urday in Richmond.
Judicious silence is an eloquent
indication of wisdom. .
Mr. A. S. Allen went down w
Fayetteville last week. (
Break your Cold or LaGrippe :
with a few doses 666.
Swai the first fly thai shows him
self, Don't forget that.
Hon. Vi'. E. Daniel speni a few
days in Richmond lasi week.
Good talkers are plentiful, but !
good listeners are hard to find.
The man who works is a fool,
from the loafer's point of view.
Labor rids us of ihree great evils
iiksomeness, vice and poverty.
Happy day, 0 Happy day,
when all the ice is washed away.
Mr. Norment Smilh, of Camp
Lee, spent the week-end in town.
To remove paint from a wall
back up against ii before it gels
dry.
Rev. J. A. Hornaday, of War
rcnion, was in town last Thurs
day. Mr. Charlie M. Harrison, of
Camp Jackson, is home for a few
days.
Mrs.
ney, S,
atives.
N.C. Hughes, Jr., of Gall
C, is here on a visit io rel-
Songs and piciures will be given
in the opera house the first week
in April.
Tears are the diamond chips ol
sorrow if you want the world i
hear you.
Happy is the wife who imagines
that her husband is die best man
on earth.
R UB-MY-TISM Antiseptic, re
lives Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu
ralgia, etc.
Ashley B. Stainback has been
commissioned a Notary Public by
the Governor.
Mr. Frank P. Shields, of Scot
land Neck, was a visitor in town
one day last week.
Mr. D. R. Anderson and daugh
ter, Miss Mary, spent last Saiur
urday in Richmond.
Ashley B. Stainback, attorney,
has moved his law office over Mr.
Arthur Pair's store".
Mr. Tom Long, of Uniomown,
Ala., is hereon a visit io Mr. and
Mrs. W. Mt'. Wiggins.
Mr. Joe Bulls Dickens, of Cmny
Jackson, Columbia, S. C, is here
on a visit to relatives.
Miss Fannie Maie Shearin, who
has been visiiing relatives in Ports
mouth, Va., has returned home.
Let every dawn of morning be
o you as the beginning of life, and
every setting sun be to you as ii
closes.
Mrs. 0. T. Horton, of Raleigh,,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
L. W- Murphrey, returned home
Friday.
Get busy now and sharpen up
thai old rusty hoe. Garden mak
ing time will soon be here and
every man who is worth a hill of
, beans should raise one.
eta j , v
The farmers are going to have a
hard lime getting help this year.
So many have gone to war or mu
nition plants.
The Sunny South has returned
and again takes us place on the
m:,n V' , ,
"".. t... ug wiappeu in snow
ami ice tor two months.
Mr. Charlie Wood, of New
York, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity, left
for home Ipst Thursday.
Dr. I). B. Zollicoffer has recent
ly put in a new Front in his store
on Washington Avenue and other
wise improved the general appear
ance of the store.
Dr. John L, Moore, of Camp
Jackson, was in town last Thurs
day. His many friends in town
were glad to shake him by the
hand once more.
Old fishermen say the rock fish
...:u - . i . i -
w ru" eany inis year, owing to
lhe severe wnter. yjJ1
and boats ready and be prepared
to meei them in the big rock fight.
The Thrift Stamp will pay you
interest. Thai's better than pay
ing taxes and gelling nothing.
And, remember, Uncle Sam is
going to have all ihe money he
needs, one way or another.
The Weldon Red Cross will give
dinnpr and dinner PriHau a. M.-
Boseman's new store, formerly
occupied by Mr A L Slamback
An appetizing menu will be served.
They will appreciate the patronage
of "" people- .
Will Preach Sunday. Rev.
Stanley White will fill his regular
j appointment at the Presbyierian
church here next Sunday, Feb.
24th, at 3 P. M. The public cor-
dially invited io attend the service.
a.4
Residence Sold. Dr. A. R.
Zollicoffer has sold his handsome
residence on Washington avenue
to Mr. R. S. Travis, ihe price paid
being $6,000. This is one of ihe
handsomest and most desirable
residences in Weldon.
Eclipses kok 19 18. -There
will be three eclipses, two of the
sun and one of the moon. A total
eclipse of the sun, June 8ih, par
tially visible here. A partial eclipse
of lhe moon, June 23-24, partly
visibly here, the moon setting
eclipsed. An annular eclipse of
ihe sun, December 3rd, invisible
here.
Birthday Party. -Miss Eleanor
Barr gave a birday party on Thurs
day of last week lo quite a number
of her little friends at the beautiful
residence of her parents, Captain
and Mrs. J. S. Barr, on Elm street,
the occasion being her 7th birih
day. It being a beautiful afternoon
quite a number of outdoor games
and plays were indulged in. Tne
house was beautifully decorated
and delicious refreshments were
served. All present spent a most
enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. Cole Hostess. A very
interesting meeting of the Thurs
day Afternoon Club was held with
Mrs. F. A. Cole ai the home of
Mrs. Rowe. A very enjoyable
and interesting program on Camp
Lee was carried out. The parlor
in which the club met was deco
rated in hearts. Delicious cream
and cake in the shape of hearts
were served. Dan Cupid, with
his implements of war, rode in on
the front of the cart, having coffee
and marshmallows and little heart
valentines were given as souve
nirs. After refreshments were
served ihe club adjourned.
HeatlessMonday Suspended
by Fuel Administrator.-Sus-pension
of the heatless Monday
program was announced last
Wednesday by Fuel Administra:or
Garfield with ihe reservation that
it may be put back into force before
ihe ten weeks period expires if a
return of bad weather brings an
other breakdown in railroad trans
portation. At the same time Dr. Garfield
gave State Fuel Administrators full
authority to continue the closing
order in territory under their juris,
diciion if in their opinion circum
stances demand it. Aside fri m
New England, it was said, there
was little probability that it would
remain in force anywhere.
The heatless Mondays were de
creed by the Fuel Administration
! on January 17 and four have been
observed in all States east of the
i Mississippi except those south of
, Virginia. 1 tie order was enforced
in the South on three Mondays,
Entertained Senior Class.
Thursday, the 14th day of Febru
ary, from four to six, the Senior
r ' I . , . .. . . f . i. vu . . l n -. .
- ia. - . - ui me weiuun nign acnooi
was uelighitully entertained by
VlNs liliabeth Clark. The guests
were received by the hostess. A
coniesi "Peg at My Heart" was
entered into and enjoyed to the
fullest. Miss Margaret Pierce, the
successful contestant, was preseni
ed a handsome box of candy. Ap
propriate souvenirs of Valentine's
Day were presented during the
serving of a most delightful salad
course. Mrs. Newton Shepherd,
a member of the class, who had
yielded to Cupid's darts, was among
the guests. At six o'clock the
class reluctantly left, voting Miss
Clark a charming hostess.
Dr. Landreth Lectures.--The
lecture of Dr. Ira Landreth, of
Nashville, Tenu., delivered at the
Methodist Church on the evening
of Feb. 1 5th, was fully enjoyed by
an appreciate audience. We regret
that so few people found ii conve
nient to hear him. Sam W. Small
was billed for the lecture, but was
taken sick enroute and Dr. Lan
dreth was called in to fill his en
gagements, how well he substituted
to the delight of the audience was
in abundant evidence. Among
many other things to the point he
said he could promise with great
assurance thai National Constiiu-
lional Prohibition would be an ac
complished fad by July 4th, 1 920.
The Dr. is a platform orator of the
first class, and we hope to be able
to hear him again.
HALIFAX The Elizabeth Mont
fort Ashe Chapier of the D. A. R.
met on Thursday afternoon at the
pleasant home of Mrs. Annie
Gowan. A good attendance re-
sponuea.io me roil call, among
whom was Mrs. R. S. Travis, of
Weldon, a new member.
Much business was transacted
and much interest shown in the
various appeals from the Slate and
National organizations for aid in
Red Cross and Navy League work
and in the D. A. R. reconstruction
worK in trance, a tavorabie re
port was made on the preparation
for the speedy removal of the Con
stitution House to the new lot in
the grove. The Chapier now
numbers 44 members, with twelve
new applications.
A large engraving was exhibited,
being a rare print representing
"The Firsi Prayer in Congress."
This is a gift from Mrs. A. R.
Burnham, of Fairhope, Alabama,
secured by Mrs. Mary H. Lee for
preservation among the chapter
archives.
Mrs. Florence willcox read an
interesting selection relating io
George Washington, alter which
the meeting resolved itself into t
social group for enjoying the deli
cate refreshments prepared by the
hostess. She was assisted in serv
ing by Miss Gay Bear and Mrs
Swain Norman.
Honor Roll por Month End
ing February 8th. First Grade
Margaret Johnston Sledge, Lti-
cile Rodwell, Evelyn Anthony,
Esther Mortimer, Leo Dixon, Ir
ving Medlin, Harry Garner, C. C
Randleman.
Advanced First Grade Arthur
Flouse, Ovid Pierce, Charles
Chappell.
Second Grade Herman Farber,
Henry House, Elizabeth Allen,
Virginia Turner, Janie Blalock,
Florence Freid.
Third Grade-Elizabeth Bound
Selden Pierce, Waller Lee Scot.,
Arthur Stiinback, G. C. Sanders,
Edwin Whitehead, David Jackson
Ward.
Fourth Grade-Elizabeth Green
Grace Green, Hazel Grant, Rob
en Jones, Bernice Dixon, Virginia
Parker, Vivian Sanders, Callie
Lee, William Pierce, Kennie Tay
lor.
Fifth Grade-Frances Scott.The
rtsa Mnrks.
Sixth Grade Ellice Bounds
Rosa Crocker, Helen Rowell.Julia
Turner, Virginia Owen, Walter
Daniel, Isaac E. Green, Walter
Sledge.
Seventh Grade Louise Hay-
ward, Louise Pierce, Grainge
Pierce.
High School Louise Farber,
Virginia Harris, Narcissa Daniel,
Margaret Pierce, Elizabeth Clark
Mary Stringer.
Number boys 22; girls 31 ; total
53.
The person who raises his
Own lender, young
Spring onions,
And artichokes;
Strawberries, spuds,
Pie-plant, oyster plant,
Peas, snap-beans, cauliflower,
And rosy tomatoes;
Yea, roas'n'ears, cabbages
(From which sour krout, the
Finest fruit that grows):
Beets, parsnips, yams
Can snap his fingers at
Famine and tell Doc.
Garfield where he gets off.
And in that gladsome season
There won't be any blackberryless
Or waiermelonless
Or cantaloupeless
Days.
Maximum Prices for Cord
WOOD. The Fuel Administrator
has established ihe following max
imum prices for cord wood that
may be charged customers in Wel
don ett vuve Thursday, February
1st, 1918 :
Delivered price for 4 or 8 feet
wood split per cord $5.50.
Delivered, sawed and split into
cord lots $7.50.
Delivered, sawed and split into
half cord lots, $4.00.
Delivered, sawed and split into
one-fourth cord lots $2.20.
Delivered, sawed and split into
one-fifth cord lots $1.75.
Consumers who think thai they
are charged more than the lawful
price may require the seller io bed
lhe wood into cord of 128 cubic
feel as the unit of measurement,
and if they are charged more than
the lawful price, they may report
ihe fact to the undersigned, ihe
Local Fuel Administrator, giving
name of seller, amount of wood
sold and ihe price per cord, and
prompt and vigorous action' will
follow in every such instance so
reported.
This ihe 20th day of February,
918. W.E.Daniel,
Local Fuel Administrator.
A Word to the Wise Should
be Sufficient. Read the follow
ing and be governed accordingly :
Mary had a cold one day,
It started in her head;
And everywhere that Mary went
That cold was sure to spread.
It weni with her to school one
day,
It seldom is the rule
For happy children, bright and gay
To fear a cold at school.
' 'So the teacher came up close,
Took Mary on her knees;
Right then and there she got her
dose,
And soon began lo sneeze.
'So hock and sneeze became ihe
rule
In that fair countryside,
The doctor made his many tens,
And new-born babies died.
' 'Never, never, blame lhe Lord:
But learn this simple rule,
To keep your "bad colds" io your
self
And cease to act the "fool.1 "
Heads of Households. It is
the mothers who are the heads of
the households. The culinary de
partmental your household is in
your dominion. You decide all
questions of diet. All the sanitary
regulations of your house are un
der your supervision. To regu
late the food, and the apparel, and
lhe habits and decide lhe ihousand
questions of home life is a lax up
on your brain and nerve and gen
eral health absolutely appalling if
there is no divine alleviation.
It does not help you much to be
told that Elizabeth Fry did wonder
ful things mid the criminals of New
gate. It does not help you much
to be told that Florence Nightin
gale was kind lo the wounded in
Crimea. It would be better for us
to tell vou that the divine friend of
Mary and Martha is your friend
and thai he sees all the annoyances
and disappointments and abraisions
and exasperations of an ordinary
housekeeper from morn till nigh
and from the hrst day ot the year
to the last day of the year and
your call He is ready with help
and re-enforcement.
vih'OL MAKES
GOOD BLOOD
Positive Convincing Proof
Mny so-called remedies for anae
mia are onlv ao in name. Their mak-
era are afraid to prove their claims by
telling what their medicines contain.
The only way to be honest with the
Deoole is to let them know what they
are paying tor. Mere is tne vinoi
formula. When the doctor knows
what a medicine contains, it ceases
to be a patent medicine.
T Cod Llverand Bef Peptoaea, Iron and
" Mancaneae Peptonata, IronandAm
manlum Citrate, Lime and Soda Qlyccro
phoepbatea, Caacarln.
Any doctor will tell you that the In
:dients of Vinol, as named above,
ill enrich the blood and banish anie
ns and create strength. When the
lood is pure and rich and red, the
'.iy ia strong and robust.
Yon can Drove thia at our expense
.cause your money will be returned
Vinol does not improve your health.
V. M. Cohen DruK Co., Weldon.
NOTICE
Under th power aud authority cud
ferred on the undersigned trustee in i
car tain deed of truat, executed on the
tift day M',liily, IHI4, by Paul V ,Ui
rell to aeeure the payment of four note
of even date therewith, and default hav
iuir been made in the payment ol' tin
lame, and at the request of the hulder
thereol' the uudentiirued trustee will,
on the
20th Day o! March, 1918,
at the front door of the i.aiitt of Littli
ton. in Littleton. N. t, at 1 o'clock. 1'
M,, Nell at public auction to thekiffhedt
bidder, for ounh, the following described
real estate:
"That certain lot of land lying situ
ate, and being iu the State of North
Carolina, Halifax county, town of Lit
tleton, on Furjrersoi street, adjoining
the lands, of W. H. May and others, and
beginning at W. H. May corner on Fur
geraon street; thence 8. 7tij K. $2 feet
to stake in W. H. May line, Kurgerson
estate corner; thence with Furtrerson es
tate 8. IH W. 1UA feet to a stone;theace
N. 7:il W. along fence line feet to
aorner post fence line on Furgeraon
tit.: thence along Furrernon lit. N, IS E.
feet to the beginning, containing
about two-fifth's 0-5) of an acre.
This tha 18th day of Feb. 1918.
i. M. PJ.COT, Trust.
Success of a New Remedy
For Backache, Kidneys, Rheumatism
Ckllkvikw. Tchn. " 1 wa suffering
with inuBCulur
rhtinitiatiatn u litu
I came in ponriea
aiouof Dr.Pierce'B
Amine Tablets.
I commenced on
thfta at once and
haven't felt but
few symptoms of
it since. Aimrio
itt jutit fine for
rheumatism, I
am 00 glad I have
relief, I have suffered eo much from
and from neuralgia in my bead,"
Mkc. Lena Knight, Koute 1.
Note: Folks in town ami adjoining
counties are delighted with tlu reunite
they have obtained by using AN-U-KIO,
the newest discovery of Dr. Fierce, who
head of the Invalids' Hotel and Marg
ie u I Institute, in Buffalo, N. Y, Those
ho stalled tho (lav with a backache.
stiff IfgH, arms and muaclew, and an
aching head (worn out before the dty
Kiln because they were in ana out
f bed halt a dozen times at night) are
appreciating the perfect rent, comfort,
and new strength they obtained frmu
uoctor Tierce s Aimric luuiettt, uuuuiet
strength. To prove that this is a cer
tain uric ucid solvent and conquers
headache, kidney and bladder diseases
and rheumatism, if you've never used
the Amine, send ten cents to Ir. Pierce
for a largu trial package. This will
prove to you that Auuric is many times
more active than lithia in eliminating
rm acid. If vou are a sufferer, go to
our best dmggiBt and ask for a small
tome ol Amine.
Tlie
poisons In your system can be
thrown out liv bikini. Dr.
.in . riinwi, cumi'unrii ui iT.u7-a11.11tj.
ohs. root, of u no. Huirur-tioated. aud sold
by uli druggists,
NOTICE!
Sale for Division of Val
uable Real Estate.
Uuder and by virtue of the power and
uthority conferred by an order and
judgment of the Superior Court ol Hali-
lax county in a special proceeding en- :
titled "Howard V. Koundti et ux ei aft
to the Court Kx-Parte," the under-!
signed Commissioner will, on
Thursday, March Mth, 1918,
at 12 o'clock M.. in front of the I'ost
otlice in the town of Weldon, N. C, of
fer lor sale at public auction to the high
est bidders thereof, and upon the terms
hereinafter named, three (3) lots or
parcels of laud situate, lying and being
near the town of Weldon, N. C, de
scribed us follows:
Kll ST LOT. That certain lot of laud
with imtJiovemeuts thereon, beginning
at a coiner on the west side of an ex
tension of him street from town of Wel
don, in the lino of the lot of Mrs. Mary
K. Hounds, aud running thence along
the line of Mrs. Mary K. Hounds in a
westerly direction ;M. feet, more or less,
to the right-of-way of tne A. (. L. Kail
road Co. ; thence along the right-of-wav
n a southerly direction i.S teet. more
or less, to a corner on the right-of-way
in the line ofC. 1'. Bounds; thence along
the line of said C. V. Hounds in an east
erly direction 315 feet, more or less, to
another corner in the line of said Hounds
on Klin street; thence along the west
side of Kim street iu a northerly direc
tion ITi-t feet, more or less, to the begin- j
This iot is sold subject to au ease-
meutiu a driveway lfixLW feet, begin
ning at Kim street, in the adjoining lot
of Mrs. Mary K. Hounds. There is lo-
lated on tuts lot a valuable residence aud
outbuildings, which makes it very de
sirable property.
SKU)NI LOT. That certain lot of
land lying on the west side of said Kim
street and beginning at a corner on said
street in the line of J. W, Powell and
ruunuikf thence alumf the line ol said
"Powell in a westerly direction :i4f feet,
more or lesn, to right-of-way of A. C. h.
Ky. Co.; thence along the said right-of-way
in a southerly direction "n feet, more
or less, to an iron stake, corner "store
lot;" theuce along- line of store lot iu au
easterly direction ;f4.j teet, more oi less,
to an iron stake in corner "store lot"
on the west Hide of Kim street; thence
along went side Kim street in a northerly
direction fill feet, more or less to the first
station.
THlIil) LOT. That certain lotknown
; "Wvche-Hounds Store hot," beirin-
ning at an iron stake on west side 101 in
street, corner "second lot" above de
scribed, and running thence along line
"Second lot in a westerly direction Mi
feet, more or less, to the right-of-way of
A. U h. Kv, Co.; thence in a southerlv
direction along said right-of-wav 4U feet.
more or leas, to corner in line ot Dixon
A Poole Maunfacturing t'o's lot; thence
in a southeasterly direction aloug Ihx
on & Poole Mfg. Co'b. lot :i4.r. feet, more
or less, to a a stone, another corner of
said Mfg. Co. a lot on the west side of
Kim street; thence along the west side
Klin street h feet, more or less, to the
hegiuuiug.
Ou this lut is located a two-story frame
store building.
Sales to be made subject to confirma
tion of court.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash upon confirmation,
balance equal installments one ami two
years, deferred payments to be secured
by Deeds ofTrusts on properties, and
to bear iuterest at six per centum per
annum from date of continuation.
This the sth dav of Keb. litis.
Wm. L. KNIQHT,
Commissioner.
Administrator's Sale
The undersigned administrator ol 1).
C. Hell, deceased, will on the
23rd Day of February, 1918,
at 11 o'clock M., at HALIFAX, N. C,
sell for cash the following personal prop
erty, to-wit:
'2 horses,
2 mules,
1 Binirle wagon,
1 double natron,
All farming utensils aud implements,
and also stock of (roods, wares and mer
chandise. Satisfactory arranfreiricutcau he made
for terms provided satisfactory security
is given.
J. O. AITI.KWHITIC,
Admr II. (.'. Hell, deceased,
OKO. C. liKtKiN, Attorney.
NOTICR
I ti'ler the power and ftiitliunly coii
ferretl un the uuiHtmiffiiuil ttuNtvi1 iu i
oertaiu tlectl of trust, eiecutfil uu lhe
tmii day ul .luue liMti, hy It. W. lUwIs
and L, (1. Moure aud Kthel Milli Moon,
Iiih w ifi', tu 11. F. Hon uey. truHluo, to
Bet1 uve the nuymenl of a certain note uf
even uate therewith, and default naving
neon made in tne payment ol ham note,
aud at the request of the holder thereof,
the undermined trustee will, on the
"20th Day of March, 1918,
at oue o'clock P. M. iu front of the
haultinir house of the Kaulc uf Littleton.
in Littleton, N. C., sell to the highest
bidder, at public auction, for caith, the
following described real estate, towit:
"One lot iu the townuf Hollister. Hid
ifax county, N. C, on iihb Avenue
in Block A., lut No. 1, Iron tin if -j ieet
on Uibhs Avenue, running back along
Williams street 160 feet, (corner lot,) on
which there is a new store and all fix
tures contained theein. Said store house
and fixtures now owned and occupied
bv said Moore and Rawls."
1'hiB the 18th day of February, 1U18.
Certificate of Dissolution.
To All to Whom These Present May
t'ome Ureetiug :
Whereas, ft appears to my satisfac
tion, by duly authenticated record of
the proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof by the unanimous con
scut of all the stockholders, deposited
ui my ollice, that the Weloun Pepsi t'ola
ttottling Co,, a corporation of tins State,
whose principal office is situated in the
town of Weldon, County of Halifax .Mate
uf North Carolina, H.A.flardisoo being
the agent therein ami in charge thereof,
upon whom process may neserveuj na
complied with the renuin-meiiU of
Chapter -,'1, licvisal of 1Hm.". entitled
"Corporations." preliminary to the is
suing of this Certificate of Dissolution; '
Now. Therefore. I. J. lirvan 11 rimes.
Secretary of Mate of the State of North
Carolina, uo nereny cermy mat tne hiu
corporation did on the -!nd day ot Feb. '
l!h, Mr 10 my ollice. duly executed
and attested cunsent in writing to the
dissolution of saul corporation, execu- 1
ted by all the stockholders thereof,
which said consent aud the record of
the proceedings aforesaid are now on
lilt in my said ollice as provided by law.
In Testimony W hereof, 1 have hereto
set my hand and atlixed my ollicial seal
at Kaii'igh, this 'Jud day of l eh, A. 1),
PIK
.1 iiltYAS (ililMKS,
Secretary of Mate.
'-' ' 1)1
NOTICB
North ( urulnm. In the Kunerior Court
iliilihix County .lanuarv Term, IUIK,
KIKiAH K. ALSTON, )
vs. notice.
TJSIIY ALSTON. )
The ilefrudant above-named will take
notice that au action a above ha been
commenced in the Superior Court of
Halifax county, North Carolina, to ob
tain an absolute divorce from the de
fendant on the ground of adultery; the
defendant will further take notice that
she is required to appear at the next
term of the Superior Court of Halifax
county to be held on the second Monday
after the lirst Monday in March, Win,
at the court house in Habtax,.. c.auu . nat
...r nrilramito the complaint ofil,,c l"'1'
the plaintiff, or the plaintill will app
to the court for the relief demanded
said complaint.
This the ana nay oi January, nun.
S. M. OAKY,
1 31 4t Clerk Superior Court.
Weldon, N. 0.
T HIS is the day of specialist, or the person who can do one thing better than auother lel
T low The day ol the so-called "Jack ol All Trades and Master .1 None" has passed and
the master ol one has taken his place. The Art ol Specialization probably applies more
closely to the automobile industry than to any other. Every automobile is constructed
mechanically dillerent.
We are specialist on FOttD cars, havine studied this car and Its construction lor the past
two years, and have confined ourselves almost exclusively to the repairing of them. We
have studied and learned all of the "short cuts" so that absolutely no time is lost.a. every
minute counts when a car Is In trouble. W. are prepared to give the quickest service.
, Our stock of GENUINE FORD PARTS Is a complete one, and is kept In this condition at
all times ' We do not handle IMITATION parts for Ford cars for obvious reasons.
We respectfully request that you give us a chance to make good with you.
Weldon Motor Company
N. S. BARNES, Manager
WELDON
TO make room for Spring styles
we have'decided to offer our
entire stock of Winter goods
for Men. Women and Children at
Greatly
Reduced
Price
j Shoes that represents the best for
WllAtOCwtnter wear. Good fresh stock
V-7I.I V VJ f rom $3i
ular priced $4.50 to $7.
UNDERWFAR
I'HONK NO. IT
Choice
Hams....
T
HERE Is nothing mort ap-
v I pcuzing man 01 uur
J choice ham. We have them
Itmoked or boiled, as you pre
yler, and. fried or baked or
I cooked In any other ol the many
I ways, they have a flavor you
r anything you may want in the Una ol Meats, Canned (lood.
I Fruits, and Fancy and Staple Urocerles,
"jgp No matter what
the grocery line
WlLLEY-tlOOQE QUO. CO.,
THE PURE FOOD STORE
PHONE 2-2-12-2-2
I Weldon, North Carolina.
0 T
o;
WIQ to the difficulty
can be depended upon to gather up and de
1 ivcr laiinrirv satisfactorily: and because ut th
small commission allowed me for handling la-indry
IN FUTURE no laundry will be called fir
livered at homes, but will only be received at an i
delivered from my store.
All vuhn have laundry thev desire to be sent off
Will please Dnng or senu
... i . .1
2 P.M.Wednesday
Each Week
and the same will be returned and delivered at
my store the following Saturday.
T PK ICES :
Collars 2'A Cents
Shins 12
Spreads, '5
Sheets, 5
Table Cloths '0
I shall be glad to have the laundry of my cus
tomers as heretofore and regret that conditions are
such that I cannot send for and deliver it as In
Respectfully,
A . I j. STAINBACK,
The Busy Store."
WELDON MOTOR
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
SCOTLAND NECK
$3.75, $4.50 and $5
Reg-
SWEATERS
SHIRTS
will not soon target. We
your wants may be In
we can supply them, J
have I
I 0 K
of keeping a boy t'.
!& 4- . . a .ri kll
11 10 my siuic "J
WELDON, N. C.
CO.
Telephone 3-2-8:
ENFIELD
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ket. N. (J, DUNCAN, Rbctoi
Sunday
Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 A. M
Evening Prayer and Sermon, 8 P. M
I Everybody cordially invited to attend
these aervicea.
Refined Young Ladies as
Telephone Operators,
between 10 and '25 veara of aire: Sth
jtrade education; aalary paid while learn
ing; rapid advancement: splendid aur
rounding; aiclt benetita; vacation with
pay alter nrst year.
AppIV io
CHIEF OPERATOR
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co
The Latest English Patterns a
style lor every taste. Also a com
plete line of Children's Skuffer
To be convinced call and Inspect
my hall and Winter Stock.
ELECTRIC SHOE'REPA!RING SHOP.
All Shoes repaired promptly and
at reasonable prices.
WELDON SHOE STORE,
L. KITTNER, Prop.
Opposite Postollice Weldon, N. (.'.
Shoes ! - Shoes !
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Moved from corner 7tli and Elm Street
to Entry liuildiuj on VaHhinton Ave,
Second Floor, Room to the riirht.
Sunday, Feb. 24th, 11 a, ra.
Subject of Lesson Sermon:
"MIND."
Wodnsiday evening at 8:00-Teat
mony meeting.
The public cordially invited to ttnd
thne nervicen,
'I
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