VINOL IKES
And Invigorates Old People
Any doctor will tell you that the
Ingredients of Vlnol aa printed below
contain the elements needed to im
prove the health of delicate children
and restore strength to old people.
Tl Cod Llvar lod Beef Peptoaet, Iroo
' and Manan.iaP.ptonaiaa, Iron nod
Ammonium CUrata, Lima aoil toaa
Olycarepboapbataa, Caacarla.
Those who htve puny, ailing or
run-down children or aged parents
may prove this at our exnm
flesides the good it does children
r.u tne aged mere is nothing like
Vinol to restore strength and vitality
to weak, nervous women and over
worked, run-down men.
Try it. H you are not entirely fat
IsH -d, we will return your money
without question; that proves our
lairnesi and your protection, Mil.
lion of people have been convinced
in. 'j way,
W. M. I'ulii'll (Vi.. Wfl.liin.
T I I li KUAN UK I: N i; VC S
TllllHSDAY, MAY 16, 1918.
NOTICE.
There will be a regular convoca
tion of Roanoke Chapter HI R. A.
M. in Masonic Hall, every first and
third Wednesday evenings.
E. Ci.akk, Jr., Sec'y.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The gardens in town are looking
fine.
Inst
Mrs. J. B. Tilghman spent
week in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Suiter
were in town Sunday.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe
with a few doses 666.
Miss Narcissa Daniel spent the
week-end in Richmond.
The schedules on all the rail
roads changed Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ellis, of
Enfield, spent Sunday in town.
Mr. J. A. Harris, of Enfield,
spent a few hours here Sunday.
Mr. Eugene Daniel, of Peters
burg, spent the week-end in town.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tilghman,
of Norfolk, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Ashby Dunn, of Scotland
Neck, is visiting relatives in town.
All accidents may be avoided
through the use of common sense.
innrt stamps win Help stamp
kuiserism out of a troubled world
Miss Jennie Tilghman, of Pe
tersburg, spent the week-end in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Puh, of
Norfolk, are visiting relative in
town.
Look where you are going
Don t walk north while looking
south.
RUB-MY-TISM Antiseptic, re
lives Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu
ralgia.ctc.
Some women are never perfect
ly happy unless they are perfectly
miserable.
An artful woman can make some
men sane or insane, wise or fool
ish, at will.
it frequently rains on the just
because the unjust has carried off
his umbrella.
Mrs. H. i,. bpiers is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Emory
in Salem, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moseley
and little son, of Raleigh, are visit
ing relatives in town.
Women are not so blamed smart
Only about one in five knows how
to put up her own hair.
Mrs. L. P. Daniel and daughter
Miss Kate Daniel, spent a few days
in Richmond, last week
Mrs. O. P. Mohorne left Mon
day for Camp Jackson, where she
goes to visit her husband.
Miss Mary and little Miss Mary
Ruth Barr, of Norfolk, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Barr
Corporals John B. Sledge and
Pierce Johnson, of Camp Lee,
spent the week-end in town.
Nothing in the world speak:
witn more authority than a woman
who has had three husbands.
Even if a woman has the best
husband on earth it is no sign that
she will meet him In heaven.
Capi. W. T. Shwa, of the U
Army, was In Kwn last week. 1 1
was accompanied by his wife.
Wise is the man who can recall
i previous engagement when he
receives a disagreeable invitation
What is wanted in this world
a brand of religion thai would
make a man eager to pay his taxes
There wouldn't be much room
at tne top it tnose who reach it
were half as big as they thought
they were.
it is easier for some butchers to
get six hams out of a hog than it
is to get one truthful word out of
tome men.
Instead of going to the country
as a summer boarder this year
man can go there aa a farm hand
withtfll.
Her strenuous effort to live up
to her neighbors expectations is
what chases the roses from a wo
man's face.
Mrs. H. B. Neville, of Enfield,
who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. D. Rawlings, has re
turned home.
Miss Elizabeth Claude, of Ports
mouth, Va., who has been visiting
Mrs. Allan Andleton, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Johnston, Miss Tran
ces Johnston, and Mr. William
Johnston attended the Hardin-
(ioode wedding at Clinton this
week.
Harvesters, riding plows and
cultivators may be found on every
farm, but the washboard is ubout
the same kind of one that our
andintiihcrs used.
If some men acted half as de
cently when at home as thiy do
when away from home, there
ould be a great dfal of bright
ness added to domestic life.
The exercises Saturday after
noon illustrates the importance ol
the park being well kept and it
would be a fine thing for the city
fathers to see that this is done.
Especially so as the A. C. L. Rail
road kindly permits its use by the
puMic as a park and it could be
made a very inviting and attractive
place.
Mr. Hrank Y. Cluverius who
was engaged in business in Wel
don about thirty years ago, was in
the city, shaking hands with his
friends a few days ago. Mr. Clu
verius is now doing well in Rocky
Mount and is the same old Frank
of former years. He says he is
still looking for a wife, not having
succeeded in finding one until
now.
Riddick-Mahky. Miss Mary
Mabry, of Weldon, uml Mr Al
ton Hiddick, of Florence, H. C
were married Friday, May ID,
at the Methodist pursoniiL'e in
Plymouth.
A Poor Catch. Every indica
tion pointed to a large catch ol
rock fish this season, but up to the
present time, the fishermen have
not caught as many as they did last
year. A goodly number ol large
rock have been caught some
weighing as high as sixty pounds.
Mother's Day. Mother's Day
was beautilully observed at the M.
E. Church on Sunday last. The
altar was elaborately decorated
wiih white peonies, roses and bas
kets of fragrant old-fashioned spice
pinks one of which was given at
the uoor to each mother entering
the church. The pastor remem
bering the President's request
prayed fervently for the mothers
who had given their sons at their
country's call and there were many
responsive hearts in the audience.
ni:w agent for the south
ern Express. Mr. W. E. An
drews, who succeeded Mr H. M
Poe as Express Agent at this place
has been transferred to Goldsboro,
and is succeeded by Mr. H. G,
Parsons. Mr. Parsons has had
several years experience in the ex
press service, having run as mes
senger on the Coast Line and the
Weldon and Kinston. He is
first-class business man, polite and
affable to every one, and will make
one of the very best agenis Wei
don has ever had. We extend i
welcome hand to our young friend
Hardin-Goode Wedding -
l-rom tne i. union tNews Letter in
he News and Ubscrver we fin
that Miss Ruby Goode, of Clinton
becamethe briJeou Tuesday morn
ng last of Lieui. E. R. Hardin, ol
the Medical Reserve corps, wow
stationed at Camp Lee, Va. Mi
Goode is a sister of Mrs. J. A
Johnston, ot weldon, ana at one
time made her home here. Sli
is, as she promised as a child to be,
a very popularand attractive young
lady and has been the recipient ol
many social honors among her
Clinton friends. We congratulate
Lieut. Hardin and wish for them
Eany long years of happiness.
Elected President. At the
regular election of officers of Stu
dents' Union of Brenau College
Conservatory of Gainesville, Ga.,
For the year 1918-19, Miss Londa
Shamhurger was elected President.
This is the greatest honor that can
be bestowed upon a student at Bre
nau, and Miss Shamburgcr is to
be congratulated upon the esteem
with which she is regarded by her
fellow students and the confidence
which they have manifested in her
ability.
Graded School Entertain
ment. Next Eriday evening, be
ginning at S:30, the elementary
grades of the city schools will give
an entertainment at (he school au
ditorium for ihe benefit or the Ju
nior Red Cross. The entertain
ment will consist of a patriotic play,
songs and drill, and will have the
war spirit highly developed. A
small admission fee will be charged
which will he used in supplement
ihe Junior Red Cross hand, li is
expected that by the end of the
session that every pupil in the
school will be a member of the
local chapter tit the Red Cross.
The public is urged to he present
at and enjoy the entertainment.
Tell Them to Come On.
Tell all the boys that at e to come
on the 25th, to cheer up. Army
life is not half so hard as people
think it is. After once you get in
it there is nothing hard about it.
For we are going "over" and
what we don't do for them will be
plenty.
When the land of liermany is painted
red. while aud blue,
Ami tlic Stars and Stripes lloat from
ail tlieCatUk'S on the Kliinc, then
I will come hack to you.
When WIIhou's picture hauga in the
Capitol of lierliu and "Kaiser
hill" hands I'enilmig his Mword
and nays, "I'm through, then I
will cotnu hack to you.
That is what we are going for
and by God's help we are going to
succeed. So tell all of them to
come on.
We are permitted to print the
above, taken from a letter to the
mother of one of our boys who
was sent to Camp Jackson about
two weeks ago.
The Red Cross. One huntred
million dollars for the work of the
Red Cross.
The week, May 20-27, has been
set aside by President Wilson.
Weldon must play her part and
we feci sure we will raise a good
sum for relief.
A very interesting and educa
lional feature of ihe week will be
patriotic pageant view in the forn
of a parade Monday afternoon,
May 20ih. All who expect to lake
pan will assemble in Ironl of
Barnes & Travis' garage at 4:30.
We invite all the people of the
town to see this parade, as it will
be must interesting and helpful.
All ihe ladies who are members of
the Red Cross will please gel a
quare piece of white cheese cloth
24 inches or .16 inches, all wear
white. The insignia will be given
you when we assemble.
All work will be brought in on
Thursday afternoon from 5:30 to
6:30 o'clock. Please return work
as it is most important thai we get
a box off tiis week.
D. A. R. Entertained. The
Elizabeth Mont fort Anliut'lmp
ter, D. A. K.of Halifax, wasde
lightfully entertained Tliitraday
afternoon at tho home of Mm
W. K. Daniel. Them wan riht
much buaineaa of importance
transacts! uiiil eacellmit
porta made by tho various ofll
cera for tho punt year. Aa this
waa the annual meeting, the
following officers were elected
for the onsuing year:
Regent, Minn Ursula M. Dan
iel; vice-regent, Mrs. Annie B
Harrell; second vice - regent
Mrs. Mabel Z. Travis; treasur
er, Mrg. Susie Nelson Furger
aon; recording secretary, Mrs,
Florence Dickens Willcox; cor-
respoudiug secretary, Mrs. Mary
Rhem Gregory; registrar, Mrs,
Mary H. Lee; historian, MrB.
Jeauuette S. Daniel; chaplain,
Mrs. Jennie N. Hale.
The meeting then adjourned
to convene again in September,
at which time they will be the
UHti of Mrs. tubal Travis.
A Man's Best Friend. As we
went to our office yesterday we saw
one of our citiens beating his dog.
The dog desired to follow his mas
ter, and he followed in spite of the
kicks he received, simply because
he loved him. As a matier of fact
a dog will die for a master who
starves and beais him, while man
divine man himself has been
known to sneak away from a friend
in trouble, disavowing any obliga
tions. It was a philosopher none
too cynical who said that the more
he saw ol men the more he thought
of dogs. The dug is always gen
uine, always Ir.mk, and honest and
Faithful. He shows more honesty
in one wag of his tail than some
men do in a whole liletttnc.
Speechless, he can express more
love than a man can, and he never
expresses it falsely. His humble
professions are true, whatever be
fall, till deaih itself.
Judge C. A. Wood
from Atlanta, Ua.,
will deliver an ad
dress at the Court
Mouse in Halifax on
Monday evening, May 20,
at 8:30 o'clock in behalf
of the Red Cross. All
urged to come and hear
his address, in this most
worthy cause.
HEARD N WELDON.
How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strong Kidney Ills Corrected.
A Beautih'i. Service. A very
pleasing incident at the service on
Sunday morning ai the M. E.
church, in Weldon, was ihe pre
sentation of a beautiful Service
Flag, bearing fifteen stars, which
was given to the church by the pas
tor and his esteemed wife, Rev.
and Mrs. F. M Shamburger. The
Hag was given m honor of the fif
teen young men who had volun
teered or been called to the colors
who are members of this church or
their families are identified with
the church. Three of these young
men are already in France and two
others are in an Atlantic port await
ing orders. One is an ollicer in
the aviation corps at San Diego,
California, also under orders for
oversea work. J us: before (lie
sermon the choir sang sweetly,
God hold, keep and save our
men, when l)r. I), t-s. .olltcoller
in a few well chosen words ex
pressed the appreciation of the par
ents and friends of ihese young
men aud the church of this loving
gift of the pastor and his wife.
Nothing could have been more ap
propriate at this Mother's Day ser
vices that was emphasized all
through out and brought io a close
by an invitation to the mothers and
children to gather around the altar
for the closing prayer which was
most beautiful and impressive
scene.
All over Weldon you hear it
Doan's Kidney Pills are keeping
up me gooa worn, weldon peo
ple are telling about it telling of
bad backs made sound again. You
can Deneve tne testimony ot your
own townspeople. They tell it for
the benefit of you who are suffer
ing. It your back aches, it you
feel lame, sore and miserable,
tne Kidneys act too irequently, or
passages are painful, scanty and
off' color, use Doan's Kidney Pills
the remedy that has helped so
many of your friends and neigh
bors. Follow this Weldon citizen 's
advice and give Doan's a chance
to do the same for you.
E. D. Purnell, printer, Wash
ington avenue, says: "I had
dull pain across my back and al
limes I was so sore and lame
couldn't stoop or bend. The irou
ble was caused by a strain, which
left my kidneys weak. The least
cold settled on my kidneys and
made me worse. Doan's Kidney
fins soon renevea me, putting my
back and kidneys in good condi
tion."
Price 60c. at all dealers.
Don't simply ask for a kidney
remedy gel Doan's Kidney Pills
the same that Mr. Purnell had
FOSTER-M1LBURN CO., Man
ufaeturers, Buffalo, N. Y.
Thursday Afternoon Club.
Mrs. V, V. Howard was hos-
toss to the Thursday Afternoon
Club, on May iith. Her home
was a picture of loveliness in
its artistic decorations of pink
anil white roses.
rile meeting was called to
order by the president anil the
business matters brought be
fore the club.
On May 2Jnd a very interest
ing play entitled ''Claim Al
lowed" will be given at Hatch-
lor'a Opera House for the ben
til of Hit? Red Cross.
Twenty eight Red Cress shirts
were brought in ami ready to
be turned over to our Red Cross
here.
The club felt very much hon
ored to receive a letter from R
T. Homier, a noted historian, of
Auroru, N. C, in which ho ask
ed for copies of our program, on
Halifax County, which was pre
aented at the last meeting. The
program was arrangeii tiy our
president, Mrs. L. W.Mtirphrey
Alter liiiBiiiess matters were
dispensed with the following
program was rendered:
Ufe of Tennyson, Mrs, C, 8
Vinson: Reading, Mrs, II. V
Hounds; Vocul Solo, Mrs, K, A.
Cole: Reiulinif, Mrn M , Hliep
herd; Reading, Mrs. Craig Corn
wall; Vocal Solo, Mrs. C, W
Howard.
After the program the hos
tess assisted by Mrs. H. V
Hounds served tea ami Baud
wiches.
Advertised Letters The
following is a list of letters remain
ing "uncalled for" in the Weldon
postoffice :
Henry Brickie,
Mrs. L. G. Lee,
Mi .s Bernei Moseley.
Persons calling for above letters
will please say "advertised," giv
ing date of advertising.
D. T. Clark, P, M
Weldon, N. C
May 13, 1918.
How many hungering hearts
there are in the world, hungering
for recognition, for a word ol
praise! The hungriest bean in
this world is an unpraised woman
whose husband never gives her a
word ol praise.
"DON'T SIT DOWN
AND QUIT"
A SLUGGISH LIVER
Killed by Poisons
All ectfntirtts agree that noiaonnua
products in the bUuni art? ehmmuU'il by
the kiiiiieva utnl liver. The kidnuys act
an a kind nf hlter for thesw products.
When the kidnevH art changed or de
generated, by disease or old agtt, then
these poiaunii are returned in the body.
ii we wiBii to prevent uiu age coming
on too booh, or if we want to increase
our chances for a I -ng life, Lr. Pierce ni
the Invalid' Hotel, lUilfnlo, N, Y., says
that you should drink plenty o( water
daily between meals to Huh the kidneys.
Then procure at your neu rent drug ttore
Anuric. This Amine drives tin uric acid
out. Scientific men have learned that in
gout, also rheumatism, poisonous uric
acid crystals are depoHited in or about
tho joints, in tho muscle where in
tlammation is set up.
If we wih to keep our kidneys in the
best condition a tjn-t of milk and vege
tables, w it h only lite I - meat imee a Uuy, is
the muni mutable, hrmk pleniv of pure
water, lake Anuric three timet u day for
a month, An-u-ric is many limes mure
potent lliau litlna and diHsolves urio
acid as hut water does sugar.
Hend 10 cents to lr. Pierce, if you wish
to obtain a trial package of Auuric.
(YlFTny. TltYN I wkh tn nao Hint.
I sutTi-red from luickachu and kidney
trouble for some time, 1 could hardly
do any kind of work. I heard of Dr.
Plon-ei Anuric Tablets so I tried them,
and they cured my backarfm. I huuu
people who are troubled with backache
will give Dr. Plercn's Anuric Tablets a
good trial. They do all that Is required
of tin-tit -tht'V will not fail to benetit."
Miss hKMiNK lU'Til Mos Kit, It. V, I), i.
Milton, N. C "I suffered verv mnrh
with my hark and limbs. Hud some de
rangement of the kidney but after using
Anuric I obtained relief and have had
rio trouble si nee, I cheerfully recommend
tho Anuric I ablets to all who suffer from
t(M much uric acid in the system," C ait.
W. i. ( i it a v KM.
Vir free medical advlcn wrltn Dr. V M
Pierce, luvalids Ib.tel, Butlalu, iV. Y.
Y V9 U
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
DON'T "sit down and quit" selling THRIFT and WAR-SAV-lN(i
STAMI'S while the Liberty Drive is being made. Now
is the nine lor you io get in ynur most valuable work and make
the Vi ar-Savings Campaign do wh-H il was intended reach
small investors, those not able to buy Liberty Hoiuls. 1 his
- campaign will hml many people who want to invest nieirsaviiiKs
in Government securiiics but who are not in a position 10 buy a Liberty
Bond. This is the purpose of the War-Saving Stamp to afford the
person of limiied means ihe same opportunity to share the benetits of
fered by the Government for the loan of money that are open to large
investors.
r
YOUR EXTRA ACRE.
What will your extra acre be ? Corn, wheat or cotton,
H h,.n nr or notatoes ? l-'vervbody is now agreed that it
IV w ill be the farmer by his planting extra acres in food products
who will make the war shorter than it would otherwise be.
called "VICTORY
Therefore,
ACRI-S."
his extra acres have a right to be
Crashes into sour bile, making
you sicic ana you lose
. a day's work.
Calomel wilivntos! It's mwnrv.
miomrl new liku dynamite on
nhiggisli liver. Whon calomel comes
into conUi't with sour bile, it crashes
into it, oniiainp crumping and nausea.
If you feel bilious, headachy, con
stipated and all knocked out, just go
to your druggist and get a bottle of
Dodson s Liver lone for n few cents,
which is a harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
a siioonful and if it doesn't etart
your liver ami raighten vou up
better and quicker Ihan nasty calomel
and without making vou sick, vou
just go hack anil get vour money.
1 1 vou lake calomel loilav you 11 bi
sick and nauseated lomorrow; be
sides, it may salivate you, while if
you lake Dodsnn'a Liver Tone you
will wake up livlmg great, full of
ambition and ready for work or play.
Jt is harmless, pleasant and Bafu to
fife to children; they like it,
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Sale For Taxes
I will hcII to tin .null t.-Ht tiuMt-r fur
anli al the Court Minim door iu the
t wii of Halifax, Momlav, June 'A, 11
ie following ileacrittttil iaiuls in W'eLlou
owuHliih, lot taxes aiui cost k for year
ill. :
fam Clanlou. IIU acres, $1
n'mllt'lil t lark, 1 acre, ..
1im. li. A. Cheek, 1 town lot L' l.Ti
I. M. Kpes Kstate, 1 town lot -1
pv. .1. W. 1-aulk, , ai'iTtj laiitl l.r
loreoce Hill. 1i acron land l!..';i
ictavius Ivy, 11 am1 s laud, IS iw
'atsv Long, i! acrehTlaud, l.iiii
r.mtty M arable, 1 town lot, 3 tW
. Orsett, :t acrev laud, 2. U
aura Ridley, 1 acre land, fi.it I
J. I,. HARMS,
Tax Collector Weldon Township.
Administratrix Notice
Having qualified as administratrix
jf Walter R. (tatting, deeea.Hfd, late ol
Halifax county, N.C. this iHtu notify all
iwrsoiitj navuig claims airaiusl the estate
of said deceased to exhibit said claim
to the undersigned on or hefore the lit
lav ol Mav. 111 1. or tins notice will he
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate wd I please
make immediate payment.
1 ins the unit dav ol .Mav, HM.
HE1TIK N. t'.ATUSti,
Administratrix Waller dathng, dec.
6 a tit.
Trustee's Sale of Land
I'udi-r and bv Mi tue of the powei con
tained in a certain deed of trust execu
ted bv V. N. bond to the undersitr tied
ilelauil having been made in the pay
me-iii ol the Dona secured thereiiy,
ill on
Monday, the 3rd dayol June,
l!H-, (it being the lirst Mmxlav in June)
;it 1 o'clock 1'. M ., in front of the bank
of Littleton, N (' expose at public out-
erv lu the highest bidder for cash the
following described piece or parcel ol
land, lying and being m the Stale and
County above wnlteu, and in Littleton
township, eontannug i7 acres, more
less, and ill fully described ill said deed
of trust Inch is recorded in the oilice I
of the liegmter of Deeds for Halifax
county, in book 2A, at page l.'iH, to (
which reference is hereby made for I
more minute description.
This the Ituth day April, VMS.
JOs. 1 Piri'KN TniHtee.
iary Agency for Kinston Steam Laundry $rg
j Collars 2ic Shirts 12c.
M A I 0 TA IMBAnlf MM
The Busy Store, WELDON, NCg
DRAFTED!
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LI) KALSK TEK7H WANTKD
DON'T MATTKU IF MliOKKN We
pav up to (15 per set Also cash for
Old (iold, Silver aud broken Jewel rv.
Cheek Rent by return mail Ooods held
it) davN lor sender a approval of our ol-
fer. .Makks' Tooth Seat ui rv, Dept. A,
2ih7 H. 5th St., Philadelphia, 1'a. 5 U 4t
NOTICE.
I wish to announce to the votrrti of
Halifax county that I mil he a candi
date in the County Democratic l'nmarv
to beheld Junt 1st, 1!1 fur the olbee
of Coiintv Treniurrr Kiirthcr, I wish
lo (bank the people fur then hup port in
(be past and auk tho continuance til the
i me, anntirihif all voters of toy desire
to sent them faithfully dining my term
ol ollicu. iieHpei'lhiiiy,
J. K MOW Kits.
Announcement.
I hnteby announce that I will lie i
Candidate fur Clerk Nupmior Court, nil!
jcet lo Hie action of thtt Democratic
I'rimaiy lo he held on the 1st day of
Juue, lulu. Kespecl fully asking lht
support of the people, and with lasting
gratitude, and appreciation for their
loyal support m the past,
liespeellully.
NTLI.I.IM, M. OAKY
Announcement ol Candidacy.
t hereby announce myself acandidate
for the House ol ucp resent a live, sub
ject to the Democratic primaries, to he
held on the 1st day of June, ltHH for
Halifax county.
J. H. DAKDKN.
Spring Hill, N, C.
Announcement of Candidacy.
1 hereby anuouuee myself a candidate
Tor the House 01 uepreoea tali res, sub
ject to the Democratic primaries, to be
held oq the 1st day of June, lvl, for
Halifax county.
F, M. TAYLOR,
Brinkleyville.N. C.
Notice of Publication
Of Summons,
State of North Carolina,
Halifax t'ounty,
In the Superior Court.
. L. Cullom, IV W. Culloni, A. It.Cook,
and Sarah K. Cook, hi wife. Nannie V.
Higgs. Mrs. Alice V. Holdford, W. R.
Cullom, Lucy L. Lucas, tieo. W. Med
liu and Heuiielta Medliu, his wife, John
Cullom, John J. Cullom, Frank I.
Cullom, Jesse M. Cullom, aud Mrs. Ma
ry K. Cullom. wnlow, Will H. Coates,
Vi . M. Coates, h. S. Coat eg, Jr., K. T
Coates, J. IL ( ullom, hut her Stephen-
sou, bertha Haker, Mrs. hannie bass,
Ihuinastt. Ives, Mrs. Julia Vtallaci
Mrs. Florence J, Arrington, Florida
A vera, D. L. Christian and Mrs. 1 : 1 1 a A.
Christian, his wife, Florence Avera and
1 nomas A. Avera, l laintitls.
Vs.
It Cullom, D. W. (.'ullom, Leonard
Carter, Daniel Irving and (ilynnie Ir-
vintr, his wile. . . Otten and Annie
Otleii, his wife, J. J. Cullom, Jr., A. N.
Cullom, Wyatt M. Cullom, Laura Smith,
Jane Shearin, Alexander Cullom, J.
Frank Cullom, J. L. Cobb and liessie
Cobb, hiswife, Lucretia Medhn, (jideou
rowers, Mozella row era, halhe rowers,
Wilson I'endergralt and Lizzie Fender-
graft, Ins wife, Dulendauls.
To D. W. Cullom, Daniel Irving aud
(ilvuuie Irving, lus wile, and .
Otten and Auuie Otten, hi wife:
The above-named defendants will take
notice that a summons in the above
entitled proceeding was issued agaiust
the said defendants ou the lrd day of
October, tiPlT, tiy the undersigued clerk
of the Superior ( 'ourt of Halifax county
which summons was returnable within
twenty days after service, but the said
Nuiniuuiia was returned that the said
defendants above uauiedoould notafter
due diligence 1h found in Halifax couu
iv nor hi iht 'p ff N'irth Carolina,
that the complaint iu said proceeding
an duly tiled hi the olbce ol the Clerk
til the Superior court ou tilh day of No
vember, 1 y 17, and that the purpose of
the proceeding was lo sell a eertaiu
tract oi laud known as the "Joel Cul
lom laud" and described iu the petition
for partition among the heirs at law of
the said Joel Cullom, deceased; that
the above named defendants are inter
ested in the said tract of land and etiti
lied t" a shaie of the proceeds thereof
aud tbev will take notice that they aie
required to app'r nud answer or demur
lo the complaint at Halifax town,N.C'.,
on or be lulu the :ioth day of May, l!H
or the relief therein demanded will bo
gran led.
Herein fail not.
This the mh day of April, 1'JIH
H. M. OAKY.
Clerk Superior Court.
W. K. DANIEL, Attorney for Haintid.
5 2 4t.
into the Government Ser
vice. All Merchandise, in
cluding Men's, Women's and
children's clothing, dry goods
and shoes greatly reduced.
Quarters
gy Just moved into
our handsome new
brick building with a full
supply of everything in
Hardware for the farmer,
the mechanic and the
house builder.
FLUES! FLUES!!
Now i tht time to place your order
for Hue". I! waut em. We make em.
DHf CO.,
U. E
8 IK 3m
Halifax, N. C.
LEWIS. Manager.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Kkv. N. C DUNCAN, Rector
Sunday
Morning Travel and Sermon,
livening 1'iayer and Sermon,
11 A. M
8 F.M
I'.veryhody cordially invited to attend
these service.
I'llONK SO.
r. o. uui (itt
ISAVE MONEY!
w
I- all have to spend to eat. But you
spend less and eat better by trading
with us. Our prices are low and the
quality Is high.
Refined Young Ladies ai
Telephone Operators,
Krtwef n III and i' years of aire; 8th
itratle education; salary paid while learn
idit; rapid advaucrmrnt: splendid lur
ruundiniTH; sick bimclits; vacation witU
pay aftrr lirst year.
Applv to
CHIEF OPERATOR
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co
BIG LINE OF
And we give you full weight on every pur
chase. Our scales are made right and kept
right. Once a customer always a customer.
Substitute for Butter
Nucoanut 'Margarine
Per Pound
40c.
J tiiLLEY-f.WOflE QUO. CO., j
III ANTED. Young women de
ll siring to enter nurses (raining
school. Appiy at once to supi.
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4 18 4t
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PHONE 2-2-12-2 2
Weldon, North Carolina.
FOR SALE u
New Todd CHECK PROTECTOR
liUM-etted, call up Uih onto.
Spring. Shoes
Just Received lor Men, Women
and Children at reasonable price
Come and get a good pair of
Spring Shoes at KITTNER'S Up-to-l)ate
Shoe Store.
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING SHOP.
All Shoes repaired promptly and
at reasonable prices.
KITTNER'S
SHOE STORE,
L. KITTNER. Prop.
"rpo-ite I'ostoflico WeUuu, N. t).
CHRISTIAN SCIENCF SER Viciis
MTln Kmry Building od Wuliinirtoa
Avenue.
SUNDAY, MAY 3rd, tl A. II.
Subject of Lesson Sermon :
"Kverlasting Punishment."
Wednesday evening at 8:3U Teat
mony meeting.
The puhlic cordially invited to attend
these services
C6'' P1-AS DELIVERED AT
your station $3 55 per bushel. If
you want any, have your bank
send at once The Bank of Liberty,
Liberty, N. C, cash io be paid me
when i hand them Bill of Lading
showing freight prepaid or you
may remit direct by check or mon
ey order.
3-M, FIELD.
C3imc, N. C.