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THE opportunity to subscribe to the Third Liberty Loan will soon be past and the public will know who are patriotic and who are slackers. The Nation's need for money is imperative and the call is addressed to every individual. The Government has selected cer tain of its citizens for the firing line and others are required to sacrifice home, family, business, everything, and it may be their lives, that as a nation we may con tinue to live, and that democracy may not perish from the face ot the earth. Those of us who stay at home are selected to maintain and support the men at the front, and the man at home who refuses to do his share, (not his bit), is a slacker worse than the man w ho deserts his command in tront of the enemy. The time has arrived for plain talk that men may under stand that it is nut a question tor personal decision as to whether a man shall do Ins share or not, but it is a matter uf public duty arising from military necessity iliat no man will be allowed to shirk. The consensus ol opinion is if the Hun is hnally successful and ihe Central Linpires dictate the terms of peace, values will disap pear in America. No business will be worth the name, hence it is the honorable duty of every man to shoulder his share of the bur den and carry it to this end, in order that he may not be a profi teer at the expense of his neighbors. THIRD LIBLK I Y LOAN BUTTON The button which will be given to every subscriber to a Liberty Loan bond of the third issue, whether ot a $50 bond or a $10,- 000 one, will have a border of brilliant red, and a blue held with a liberty bell, and the words "Third Liberty Loan " in white. Sixteen million uf these buttons are now ready for delivery and will be given out when the sub scriptions are made. AN AMERICAN PEACE. There can be no peace with hon or or salety 10 ourselves or to pos terity, except a just peace, and there can and will be no other peace. Work for peace accom plishes nothing but the hampering of our effort, the delay of the real peace, and a greater loll of death of America's fighting men. Our duty is to war for a just and right eous peace; to work or speak for any other peace is aid and comfort to Germany injury and disloyally to our boys in Krance. Catarrhal Deafness Can't be Cured by lueal application as they cannot reach the diHeaned portion of the ear There it only one nay to cure Ueafneii. and that is by constitutional remedies leaiuess is eauseti by an inltauied coll diilou uf the mucous liniiiif ol the tus Uctiian Tube. When tins tube in in llamed you have a rumbling Bound 01 imperlect hearing and when itia entire ty closed llealuess is the result, and un less the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing nill be destroyed for erer; nine cases out of ten are caused by rutarrlt.diich is nothing but an in- 1 mi ,i t'uudiuon of the mucous sur faces. We will itve one Hundred Dollars for any cane oflle-tfueSMicaused by catarrh; that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Mt-dicme. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohi o Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents aar bottle. Hold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills for Constipation. r-'rom Ihe Ronnnke News. April 2.1, INS5. liONDS THAT 1JLKSS. Mrs. X'. K. Bund, of Scotland Neck, is visiting relatives in tow n. Mr. Spooner Harrison, ot CAW Garrett i; Co., liingwood, w as iu j l-iw n Saturday. Miss Nannie Siainback.nf Bruns wick county, Ya., is visiting her brother, Mr. A. L. St.iinb.kk. Mr. H. Walters, of the Atlantic Coast Line, spent Monday night in tow n. Mr. Wallers is a genial gentleman and deservedly popular on the line and elsew here. I he Board of Town Commis sioners have appointed J. W.lVivc registrar and li. A. Cuihrcll and Wm. Kobards inspectors of the town election to be held on the first Monday in May. Sl lHtKN Dr.Al'H. On Sunday last, Mr. B. 1). Hux, who lives shout twelve milts from here while unending church at Lhenezer, was stricken with paralysis. He was taken home and died that night. Convocation. The convoca tion ot Tarboro convened at Jack son yesterday. It was presided over by the Rev. Dr. A. S Smith, the dean. GRAI'E Fuut Mr. Henry C. Spiers sent us yesterday a speci men ol shaltuck or grape fruit, a Consignment which he has nisi re ceived l)li:u Si'DDUNii - W regret to learn ot the death ol Mr. 1:. S. Williams which took place sudden ly at his home m Ashland, V i., on 1-ridav "I j-i vt.-rk Mr u ,1. hams was a brother ot Mrs. A. B. 1'ierce, Mrs R W. Brown, Mrs. K. b. Moseley and J. 1.. Williams, ot this community. 1 le lived in this place a number ot years. A.N I'NPstiAL Accident Sev eral days ago Mr. J. C. Butts, who lives about ten miles from low n, came near being killed accidentally. He went to Dickens' mill driving along the dam which was u.ed as a roadway, the horse became un manageable and hacked off the dam throw ing Mr. Butts out of the cart into the water. The horse and cart both fell on Mr. Butts, holding him down. But for the timely assistance of several who chanced to passed and assisted Mr. Butts out he would have certainly drowned. IfiM--i: ft mi.- II., TU t ... Ji'ui't. v-uni. wil lliuiaujj lasi uovernor scales appointed Waller Clark, Esq., judge of the Superior Court in the Fourth Ju dicial District. Judge Clark was born in this county on the 19th of August, 184(5. He entered the Confederate army when merely a boy as Lieutenant in Petngrew 's regiment and was afterwards ap pointed adjutant of the regiment commanded by Senator Man. W. Ransom and was engaged in sev eral rights. He resigned and en tered Chapel Hill where he gradu ated iu 18(54 at the head of his Class. He then re-entered the army as Lieutenant-Colonel and was wun the army surrendered by Gen. Joe Johnston, NkAKIY nil Ihr wtli;h Signs, prohanly 90 oui of 100, have their hinds set hi HAH, but compara tively tew people know why this is. Ii is mi accident. Mr. W. K. vWastihuni, ot New York, was p tinting a sign tor a jeweler of that city, when the news of the assas sination of Abraham Lincoln, April 14, I8t55, was received in New York and the jeweler ordered the painter to paint the exact lime when the fatal shot was fired.name ly HAH, and so it has continued ever since. Whenever you see a sign afier this recall to yourself that it points to the fatal moment. In the days before ihe telephone how did father manage to get word to mother in the afternoon thai he wouldn't be home for dinner. . J 'A 'A A" 'A i 'A 'A Mr ?A $4 ?A I , A By GO FKNOIf I W. BlCkli lT. -A 'A 'A "2 t.; 4ij,'jf CHEERY, whole-hearted, Soutlnon lusj,i..;.t' h'j alimmt u m i'!-r;i .t' 10 i.nriy. But really it si. mils lor honost friendship. ctrJa!it' ar.J (you'vu SUCSic'd n) iota ul d-iivlCUS oudiea. Lu7ianne CofTee is always in cluded in Southern hospitality because it tastes so Rood. Fra grant hot coffee for people who knowwhut's good -that's Luianne. Good old Luzinnne flavor um-m m ! Ivtter try some quick. Your Krcc-er has it and if you aren't satisfied, he'll pv tack eveiy cent hoi.iatl in UJZlANNEoffee "Whan It Pours, It Reina" Liberty Bonds, like mercy, arc twin blest. They bless the folks who si.iy at home and the men who are going to ihe trout. Thev lest and declare the physical and spiritual dynamics '4r of this Republic. 'A They appeal to the Commonest kind ol sense, and to the rarest sort ot sentiment. In them w ill be loutid more of strength than in the lordly head of the herd, and more of warmth than in the fleece -4 A ol the leaJer of the tlucks. 9f$ . They will carry one lariher lhan a "1'ord," and faster than the fleetest descendant nt "Nancy Hanks." 'A They will yield more solid comfort tor the inner man 'A ihan 'possum and potatoes, miiJ inure juicy sweetness than 'A the apples lor w hich our liist ancestor threw 1'aradise Mj--Saway. A They are absolutely tree from the uncertainty that racks 'S the nerves ol men, and Irom ihe taxes that makes the 'A grasshopper a burden and mourners go about the streets.! They will add to the glory of youth and to the grandeur ?A ot age. f'C ' In tliemone may hear ten thousand cannon roar to save 'A a little child, and see ten million men leap forward to die Vi 'A that others may truly live. V't' They are preferred stock in the lieni of the Ocean. They are Star dust from Old Glory. ?A They are the soul of the Red, White and Blue. They are messengers of hope ii) our Iriends, and mis- 'Av es of terror to our foes. i'4e Thev are harbingers ol peace to all lands, safety to all 'A ''4' seas, and freedom to all of the children of men. Sfo I hey are badges ol chivalry, certificates of nobility, me- ?A morials ul lute. V Buy one' Buy to-dav, an ! live forever in your own es- )? teem and in the gi.uituJe ot a worid you help to save. X 'Av 6- V,J. D$ -A 'A -S -?A -Sf Mr 19 WHITE IVIEN TO CAMP JACKSON Nineteen white men are to go to Camp Jackson April 20th, These men are: William Preston White, Jr Hobgood, N. C. Herbert Lugene Williams, .Ayden, N. C. Robert Lee Alston, Portsmouth, Va. J Turner Thomason, Roanoke Rapids. John Bndgem.in, Wcldon, John O. Carter, Weldon. George C. Lamb Scotland Neck. Francis Xavier Divine, Rocky Mount, Archie T. Smith, Scotland Neck. Wade Hampton Northington, Roanoke Rapids. Earl F.dwin Staion, Scotland Nesk. John Buchanan Gurganus, Fnfield. Sam X'. Vincent, Rosemary. Jesse Thomas Jones, Rosemary. John P. Newsott, Scotland Neck. Samuel Crawley Littleton. John D. Shearin, Weldon. William C. Whitby, Rosemary. Richard Willie Hux, Enfield. James A. Pierce Weldon. James Richard Cratch', Enfield. Andrew C. Sledge Weldon. Billie Carter Midgeti Claude Victor Eiheridge, . Richard Herman Parker, Jerome K. Leggett, Waller R. I.yles. Charles H. Smith, Rosemary. Roanoke Rapids. Heathsville. Hobgood. ...Scotland Neck. ...Scotland Nrek, J R. I). Trent, Supt. M. S. Moiintcasti.r, Manager. Announcement! We wish to announce to our friends and the public that we hnva opened an up-to-date Steam Laundry at Weldon, N. C, opposite the Weldon Motor Co.'s Oarage. The very best of materials used and our workmen are all experts. Your patronage solicited. All work guaranteed. Parcel Post charges paid one way on out ol town work WHITE STAIi LAUNJDJJY- llillli'l There Is No Monopoly in the packing industry. Swift & Company, al though the largest packer, handles not to exceed one-eighth of the total meat production of the United States. The five large packers do not handle to exceed one-third of the total meat production of the United States. Swift & Company is not in combination with any other packeror packers to control prices. There is very active compe tition in the buying of live-stock and equally keen competition in the sale of dressed meats and by-products. 'HP !3 M. FRF, ID'S ...E can help you ! Our line is , complete! Our price and ser vice right ! The home of good val iues. Get in touch with us and keep j posted. : IJiddy Blouses Middy Suits Teach St le "Supreme" i Alidd) Blouse-, -mil Mid- In style, quality and d Suits represent the value, because made by i best, Correct up to the i master - tailors, fabrics minute sivli.'s Alade ac ' from the standard mills 1 curding to the U. S.Navy i of the country. Call in ; Wt'Kitlatii.ns ancl inspect them OUi :-p; ing line is already arriv a. i we have a beautiful line 'which will please the most fastidi ous. Ni twithstanding the scarcity of goods and high prices, we can show you a handsome line very reasonable. M. FRE1D, I.ADII-S AND GliNT'S Ol JTI-ITTl-R. WELDON. N. C. S3.50j o o oajaai t jS4.50 rn i i a a r I here are thousands ol men wearing V . L I). Shoes And ihere must he n reason Perhaps, it's just the sw ing ot the toe or the "led" of the leather or maybe just the stitching hut the differ ence is there and in every pair ol W. I.. 1) Shoes is so noticeable 1 Unit you'll see it the minute you put a pair on your feet. Douglas Shoes fur Men and Itoys arc made of the finest grades of leath ers und they ure made by on Iv the most skilled shoe makers. W.L I.DOUGLAS You'll find, them as near perfect a shoe as can be made. FAR3ER & JOSEPHSON.. WLI.DON, N. C. oi-cbobvc oo - o oajja(oo)'ajja S6.00j jS7.00j s i o )'( ooi-easaavio Moa'Bja 1918 year book of iuterestm and instructive fact9 aent on request. Address Swift St Company, Union Stock Y'ards, Chicago, Illinois HO.aBi)-M-o-aaasB.(oM r-O-esMsXOM Swift & Company U. S. A. tiimnninjniEiMnniniNiniaiiinujnij.jijsiintiiniMniiinnin I Every month v'Am SUN lMOM TuE.SIViEO.IThuRFRI, SAT . ill I AA.AI mL 18 T tin (lOVHRNUK OF t.ivi:s IS Habit Habits of Thrift build up the Hank account and leed to sat isfaction and comfort. Habits of extravagance lend to Tn happiness and Destruction. If you have not started, you will surprised how much pleasure you will Ret from saving and adding to a Bank Account. KM x a m WfiY SpEfJD JLL You E? You might jcet 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 get into. We pay 4 per cent on Sav ings Accounts $ THE BANK OF HALIFAX Halifax nsr. o. N. L. Stedman, p. C. tireifory, F. H. Uregory President, Vice-Prnsidejit. Gaalutr. FOR THOSE WHO PREFER IHE BEST, HFaTFs Home-Made Pies, Hot Chocolate, (Whitman's Make) Tomato Boullion Sandwiches, Coffee. jLyunhaveu Bay Oysters on the Half-Shell i For Those who j Prefer The Best. j M.C.PAIR I Confections, Toilet Articles, I l:ruils, Cigars, Medicines, Complete Luncheonette in Connection i i rll 'I SJ aV(0aW-( FOR THOSE WHO PREFER IHE BEST "5 -T5 ZSslT- '' Just Received New 1 i ne of Lace '!! t'all and get yt ur share before W if the supply is exhausted, 0 fj W $1 00 Shirtwaist 79c l If l()c. Bowls reduced to Sc fy 10c. Bread and Butters Sc yj tl X T I 1 Ladies & Children's iX. .. f 1 line HATS and CAPS f. (HllWtlHIC Just Arrived i LIBKOTS 5-10-25. STOHE f Weldon, North Carolina. fJJ r-
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