Eiliilil
IF YOUR CHILDREN
ARE DELICATE OR FRAIL
under-tlze or under-weigftt
remember Scott' EmuUion
it nature's grandest arowing-
tood; it strengthens their bones,
makes healthy blood and pro
motes sturdy growth.
tk"tt ( Hnwnr HI. ilr' I N T.
T H L K II A , 0 KI N h U
1 mi km-ai , Jim ii i
Hublishtil hvtry I hurstiay
Nr.MKROlS wjys h.ive r-cen
. rccoiiiiiicnJod for ihc rcuiiiv.il of.
moles, hut that jJupted by the
British Navy for ramming Xt-e j
I brupge Mole seems to he he most
! satisfactory. 1
I II!-: lierm.iii penple arc waning
fi'f ihe result M the l-l.nuLrs upcr-;
an is in make up th-jir minds
lieii:er nicy are lite long liberals '
or died in ihe-woul robbers .ind
: ni-.-i i.ihsis.
a I r, I t'M i i; nn f'.iJsi.t uund- '
t'li r . I. ii .s p.iss.n (ill uiigli b.el- .
li I J. nil . il u.lll.l si nil ttl.lt J
e 1 'i ' i 'i i il !- p ii i i4 I linJrnbui it's
.if : 1 1 is til mi cny.iiii'il m "siritkilic :
ii.ui . aieni 1
CITY SCHOOLS CLOSE.
; l::re-thed.
by ilic aud!eiivv, being leJ by
Rev. M. Sbambiirgcr pro:i j:.i:,..'J ilic benediction, and the njtii-
I J f f 1 I
UTZ & DUNN'S
SHOES
Interesting Event Takes Place Thursday and
Friday Evenings of Last Week.
Thirteenth Year.
Mr.
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lent 'l
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W. C
I'rot.
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1 l"!S 'v.:
Allen It It .
Allen i iidc
daytWediii
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lit: annual elosin or the eldon dr.ided buhool, an interesting
event ol last cck, li.is passed into hist.iry. The exercises be
gan unit the niiisie.il c-huvii on Thursday evening. May .Uhh,
and closed Willi ihe graJuaiing exercises on I'nd.iy dvening, May .11.
Both events were greailv em yed by the large audiences thai .mended.
Thursday evening, ihe tmiMC department of the s.h.iul, under ill t-
stipervismn of Miss ( lame 1 ee 1'iigh, g lye a deligluhil piano iceil.il
The following program was rendered: j
I n Route March ... .Lnglem.imi !
,. . i
1 ranees Scott. :
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hi, I'i
my e
spc.lkl!!!: i'1' !i' 'All
prcc: iic ' .. ry mu.li '1
ihe pri i'i rm t":e:i U !.!. .,'. ,
in vain, .cry liirb!v th. n fnc
lliey in ii I e eii.lun.'ig cU.ui,
we sh ill r "lu'inb.-r bu g ihe m.inv
"As !" i"ir p ins t'.r ill: hnnie.
espeeii!'!' lo go inio simie branch
c peei ii 1 1: a siumnniis lo .i-Iiiiil'
All.
id.iyf.ir their home
n aiinn ii, snpi rmten-
n-.-it'!, a:' '. an.! i'i
ill. I. 'si uic.'iim: In
Mrs. Allen ii.l I ;ip
:r i .
Mops u e
as a w iiul.
Ci 'II! !.' .'.e - w '
ilici aie n.it
ill the g iiiii
.in Hill am
s i
b
.1 ii'ir h.ivir
. u h i i 1
me.l i'id
n kind in if
ll.ll i' I'i'o'Hi'l!
eliniuly liscd.
item service an.
IV. "
hf. I
am
am
). V I! KID'S
IslkHM. II I..
si . ms
mils. sHjsikii Hums vi ;
Olif Y 1-11, ,1,) tliuili nisl.4... ft .i.
.v II, mllis.
A ' -k I V I i, iii..,.rati. journal .lrv,i,.,l
ta thf uniti-nul, oliu-aiuuml, ilii.al
ii.l atrru-ultuiul ml. it iitB ol lUlnm lu,
urruiunliuK cuuutivs
AdKTtiiui' rale n.souable auj fur
nmlied ou appheatiuu.
I
A; ihe K n-i'i has -ucceedcj
to .!-.'''!' .til 1 1 Kin i I'tiih a ve
in I- '. ... li .1 I hi. .11 .... ilk' U'S
c i-i . I . e! .ii.l I'.. M ihe il ii n
I ,i iH .ii i in and c O'liii i-d him ind
I'l.i I'hll hi lllf 1 nUCI ill I Olldiai
1 . 1 . 1 i ' i ' i'.. .: illC . lbs p I A hi
MM' 1 1. 1 in in Jie-iiints mu , the
hi e. Aiisii ii ihn. Hips in t( mi. I his
icinhics tlerinani tor wnhoui Aus
tria, (iennany could never grab ai
the unu el se to latin il oiu to the
junkers.
f5
I pledge allegiance lo
MY l-'LAC, and to the
Republic lor which it
Mauds, one nation in
divisible w ith Liberty
and Justice for all.
NOBGtiY can have too maul war
saving slumps.
This is good planting weaihcr.
Let's plant ihe Kaiser.
WHOM ihe gods would destroy
they first inflaie wiih kuliure.
Turkey had better keep out of
war wiih us. Just think of Thanks
giving Day.
Germany seems id have the
choice between ihe pun-german
party and revolution.
"He makes $5,000 a year as
an aviator." And yet people say
they can t live on air.
VI'hat has become of that whale
meal and ihe shark leather that w ere
lo help us enioy ihe war ?
It is evident thai when planning
his spring drive the Kaiser didn't
figure on ihe velocity ul ihe buuuce.
A girl can never understand why
a mat! persists in staying in the
bachelor class after having mei
her.
U ha I has become of the old
fashioned statesman, alias Trotky,
who was going io regenerate Russia.
li ;:i since me women began io
vote ihe political forecasters have
dropped all reference u "the si
leni vote. "
Both.i.ng up the German L -boats
at Ostend is gelling io be
one of ihe outdoor spoi ls ol the
I'.rmsh Navy.
Uhile possession of a Liberty
Bond is us own sufficient reward,
the lack of one may indicate a
crooked heari.
Mr. Koma.noi, formerly ihe
Czar of Russia, moves as often as
do some apartment dwellers in
American cities.
FOR sonic reason the Kaiser for
got io announce lhat ihe British
sea raid on Zeebrugge was a great
German victory.
b.NCLA.NU is lo put 1,000,000
acres in poiaioes this year. The
Tommies are also doing their besi
lo plani a large pari ot Germans in
France.
JAI'AN, says her new loreign
minister, will continue lo stand by
ihe Allies. Standing is ail right,
I . il a luile hit ward movement
wouldn't hurt
Sl.t.Kl, I KY Mi. Ahull has de
cided that baby carriage laciories
are essential industries. Thai looks
a good deal like stealing the Colo
nel's siutf.
rut; main flaw in thai statement
thai we couldn't pul hall a million
Soldiers inio France within a year,
is ihai already w e have M)0,000
on the tiling line.
"U.S. must strip for a hot tighi"
declares one cable from France
while "Americans Cool Under
Fire" is the way anoiher war cor
respondent looks at ii.
Lll AkKM CAIN NOT HJ Cl'HIit)
Willi lu.'al at'i'lii'iiliinis, at lli.'v ratiuut
rt'.ii'li tin. m-at ul tin' iliHiaMi. ( ulatlli
In II loi'ill 'tlsi-nsi., en-iilly Mlltu..ll('...l hy
cuiistiliiliiiiial I'.iii.lili.iiiH. au.l in onlt-r
tu i'iiii' it you must takt an luti'inal
ri'inrily. Hall s ( alaiih Mi'ilii'iui. ih
taki'ii iiiti'i nally ami aclHthin tlifhlnoil
on tin) inncuiiH hui tai't-H ul lltr HVHtetn.
Hall'a Catarrh .Mi'ilinni1 was puttcrihed
by uue of llii hent iliyHic.a..N in thin
eunntry for yt'arn. It ih eunipii!i(.d uf
some ul tilt.' hfht tnnivN known, com
bined with somif of llie lietil lilood puri
fieru. The perfect roinhmation of the
intrri'dieuts in llall'a (.atarrh Medicine
ib what proilucea Hurh wonderful re
tultH in catarrhal conditions.
V. J. CHKNKY A CO.,
Toledo, Ohi'O
1'eminionlals ae.il Tree, i'r.ce 75 cents
per IhiIIIh. .sold by all ilruirifiHttt.
llall'ti Kamlly I'iiii for C'onati patioa
AC I S Ol kINDMlSS.
Might w e not all resolve that
every day we will do at one act of
kindness'- Let us w rile a letter 'i
lei ins tti.it the post n ill bring pleas
ure tK'S t day lo some house, make
a call just lo lei a tnend know lhat
he has been in our heart, send a gift
on some one's birthday, marriage
day or any day we can invent Let
us make children glad w ith things
which they long lor and cannot
obtain, and a thousand oilier things
which we could do within a year
if w e had eyes to see and a heari
to feel and had the w ill lo take
some trouble.
Cholera Morbus.
tins is a i .1 v '.uiiinl and ilaiii.'-inns
bs.ast'. Ill u!:ilu! c .1 y ll.-iel.i 'Ul In. .ul
siiiii,- one I. .is .hi1 i in. in it hi't'i.rr ! h
em.- iMiiiil l.f ul tii'iii'i! oi a idiv-ii-iuii
sillillliiitl.'d Hit' niibl viiiv is to have
a liiiill.' uf i l.a.ii.'.'.la'ii's i :u,l
1 'iui ilni.-ii K. iii. .h in tl.c hull-, -u as lo
li. I.IVjiill.'.l I'nrit. Ml- I iiUs l.iiiratt
liiiiiiiiiiili.il 1 lid . in iti'4 "liiiruie the
siiliillnl' iiflll I liii.ii! Ill ' I'lnliiien nt'tr
laM--. -:i'k ivitli iiitl, t'lmli-ia iii..il.iis
I us.-. I i liiiiiihetlani s I'ulio and Iiiar
lli.n'il lleinr.ly and it e:tt' thi-nt iinrn.
I at. l.'lii l.-
It's unfair to judge some Iranies
by the picture they enclose.
W hooping. Couch.
ill lii.s ...M-.1-,- .1 is iini iiiiaiil ihiit itie
,-,i!,o..iil 1 i, k, i. ls, and . v ..-tu
i il.i.n iit-v. ul...-l. ..iii 1 , i. i,, ! i, k.i.
in.- I lianilii rhiin s 1 s, ;, n, .ly is
f II Maitin, r. iil, hid., writ.-: "My
IllO iilliclill'IS lad llll.'i .;tt i-i'.icli 1
c.ii.' ii.i'in i l.aiii'i.'.iaiu s t uiifc'l. K. in--iy
.I'iJ it iviii'kt-d lis.-a i'liann
PLAIN QUESTIONS TO
WELDON PEOPLE.
Every U eldiin Uradrr Will iliiiit
Ihe Hoiiiulness of the l.tigiv.
U iiuld Wtldon people recom
mend Doan's Kidney I'dK as they
do it ihe medicine were not relia
ble r W ould they confirm their
siatemeiiis alter years have elapsed :
if their experiences did not show :
ihe remedy deserving ul u Suite-:
menis like the following must car
ry conviction to the mind of every
reader;
George X'. Tye, Cedar Street,
VS'eldon, says: "My kidneys were
not acting as they should, and ill e
kidney scsielions were unnatural.
1 also had pains in the small pan
ot my back and through my kid
neys, boan's Kidney Fills re
lieved me ot all aches and pains,
regulated my kidneys and did me
good generally. "
A Lasting Benefit
Over three years later Mr. Tye
said: "The benerii Doan's Kidney
Fills gave me has been lasting and
1 have had no occasion io use ihem
lor the past iwo years."
Puce title, ai all dealers.
Don i simply ask for a kidney
remedy get Doan's Kidney Fills
ihe same that Mr. Tye had.
FOSTLK-MILBURN CO., Man
ufacturers, Buffalo, N. Y.
Notice of Summons and
Warrant of Attachment.
North Carolina,
Halifax County
lu the Mitierioi Couit,
Auifinl l .,, ims,
I'lirhaiii lluifc'V Co , I'luintitf
Vi
T!.t' cleii.'w.a Motui., Co , l.cUu.iaui
The defendant ali.u.-naim. will take
ni.lie. thai a Kiimmiiii m Ihe nlmve en
ttlleit artion wan inhiip.I attain! the
said di'li'tidant ou ttie limt day of .lune,
Hit", hy s M l.ary, Clerk uf the Mupe
r. or Court ot Halifax connty, silate of
S.. rllt I arnlma, lor the Hum of Fourteen
Hundred anil Ninety-Knur llollara anil
Ktirty-eiirlit cents, due Haul plainl.ll' by
tti't'Dutit and contract, winch auminona
ib returnable to the Autfunt Term Hali
fax Superior ( 'ourt, mis, al Halifax, on
Ihr m-cond Monday before the first
Monday in September, PalH. The tie
ieudant will alno take notice that a war
rant of attachment waa inauett by aaid
court ou the tirat day of June, l!llrt,
acainsl the property of Maul defendant,
which warrant is returnable to aaia
court, at Haul time au.l place above
named for the return of the summons,
wheo and where the defendant in re
quired to appear, and anawer or demur
tn the complaint, or the relief demand
ed will be granted. Thii the li rat day
of June, 19IH,
S. M. UAKY,
Clerk Superior Court Halifax county.
Rondo
Hungarian 1 l.une, No I
I aps
ApptoaJi of .piiiig
( Ii.iiisiiii Nap.ilii.une
Miss I 'ugh
Hungarian Rhapsodic
I .n allerie-Mat'sch
Julia '
Invitation lo the Dance
(al Rosary.
Ibl Serenade
Huimireske
Ti iiimerei
tk de
ind Louise Fierce
Meichanl.
1 ikilc Allen.
Ni. ;i- Mupp and Thcliiia Filley.
1 licrcs i Marks, Lillian I'reid.
1 ouise Farber.
inner and Sadie Silvester.
Helen Row ell.
Mary Anderson.
I ticile and Heme Merchant.
Ida Vivian I layward
Julia I inner.
. Bohm I
F.i'aluns
I ngli'iiiann
1 iiuls.ii
Mreabogg
L.s.'l
llompesch
. . . Weber
... Nevin
Schiiberi
t iouil.ld
Dvorok 1
i
Schumann .
. edit!
I.aiige :
I
Godard
i
Bissel i
Cortege HisioriQue.
Fli'abcth W yche and Fllice Bounds.
F'lower Song.
Fannie I loldlord.
Berceuse. .
Mabel Garner.
Slar-Sp.nigled Banner.
Fllice Bounds, Helen Unwell, Page Morehead.
Friday morning, beginning .11 !; -.to, i lie annual exhibition look place.
Sire.uiis of usiiors passed ihrough ihe class rooms and greatly admired
the display ol drawings, maps, penmanship, illustrated stones, booklets,
paper cutting and folding, and composition work, all so artistically ar
ranged for inspection It is not diplomatic lo make comparisons, but
much comment was made upon the beautiful display in Mrs. Allen's,
Miss Knight's, Miss Bounds', and Miss Dickens' rooms. These rooms
w ere artistically par excellence.
At eleven o'clock, ihe audience assembled in the auditorium lo wit
ness the r munitions and hear the lists ol distinctions l ead. First came
the roll ot honor lor ihe last month, whkh is published in another col
li inn.
Next came the promotion lists, and, because of ihe length, the enure
list cannot be published, but only those who arc promoted with honor,
as tollows :
First Grade Kallierine Pierce, Margaret Johnston Sledge, Fsther
Mortimer, l.ucile Rodw ell, Harry Gamer, Imng Medlm, Leo Dixon.
Advanced Fu st Grade- Artluir House, Ovid Fierce, Roy Allsbrouk.
Second Grade Herman barber, Limine Garner, Julian Stephen
son, Lliabeth Allen. Janie Blalock. Fliabeth Chittenden Florence
F'reid. Mary Frances Parker, Virginia Turner.
Third Grade Fhaheth Bounds. Mary Norman Harris, Maine
lones, Alma W'yche, F.liabeih Shellield, David Jackson Ward, Arthur
StambJck. ildv.i., Wl.l.chead, James Powell, G. C. Sanders, Seidell
Pierce, Walter Lee Scon.
Fourth t irade Elizabeth Green, I la'l ( iiani, Benii.e D.mhi, ( ii.he
Green, Ruth Rilienhouse, irgima Parker, Vivian Sanders, William
1'ieue, RiibertJor.es.
Fitth Grade Lillian Freid, Theresa Marks, Ha. el Clark, Frances
Scott, l.llis Farber.
Si.xih Grade l.ucile Allen, Fllice Bounds, Rosa Crocker, Irene
Jenkins, Virginia Owen, Helen Row ell, Isaac Green, Waller Sledge.
Seventh Grade Louise Hayward, Bessie Jones, Louise Pierce,
Sadie Silv ester, Grainger Pierce, Charles Vincent.
High School Louise Father, Mabel Holdford, Thelitis Piliey, Vir
ginia House, Mary Anderson, Virginia Harris, Ida Vivian Hayward,
Anna Shaw.
Following this list was read one lhat was very interesting, namely,
those who have been perfect in attendance and punctuality for the last
five years. Those thai reached tli.it stage of perteciion for the past
year are as follows: Margaret Johnston Sledge, Fsther Mortimer,
Harry Garner, Arthur House, Florence Freid, James Harris, Fdwin
Whitehead, Arthur Stainback, G. C. Sanders, Grace Green, Ha?cl
Gram, Bcrnice Di.xun, Kiithcrme Anthony, Vivian Sanders, Lillian
Freid, Isaac Green, Sterling Pierce, Virginia Owen, Helen Rowell,
Virginia House, Thehua Pilly, Sara Randleman, Ida Vivian Hayward,
Virginia" Harris, Narcissa Daniel, FJiiibeih Clark.
Those w ho have been perteii in attendance and punctuality for iw o
years are Sterling Piece, Thelma Pilley, Sara Randleman, Fhaheth
(dark, Narcissa Daniel. Perleci for lour years are Sara Randleman
Thelma Pilley, Narcissa Daniel. Sara Randleman has ihe distinction
ol being perfect in attendance and punctuality lor five years.
Friday evening, at S:ck), ihe graduating exercises took place in the
auditorium. At the appointed hour, Misses Pughund Hendricks, with
piano and violin, played the "Star-Spangled Banner," the great audi
ence rose to their feel and ihe members of ihe class of I Vt 1 S, led by
the ushers, came down the centre aisle and took their seats on the ros
trum. The following program was rendered:
Invocation Rev. N. C. Duncan
Salutatory Miss Narcissa Bruce Daniel
Class History ..Miss Maude Fli.abeth Vatighan
Instrumental Duet Qui Vive Galop. Gauz
Louise Farber and Marvel Mitchell
Class The Origin and Mission of the Red Cross
Miss Mary Russell Stringer.
Class Oration- Love and War William Willis Johnston
Instrumental Solo To a Wild Rose McDowell
Florence Allen.
Class Prophecy Miss Margaret Rouiitree Pierce
Class Will Miss Fliabeih Jane Clark
In'tnimtntal Solo Sou: Bob: ...Victor Siiul
Mrs. Shepherd.
Valedictory Miss Frances Foster Shaw
Presentation of Diplomas Hon. W. F. Daniel
Benediction Rev. F. M. Shamburger 1
Many people have said that the program was ihe most interesting j
and entertaining ever carried out here. All the young people did well,
Misses Daniel and Shaw especially receiving much praise. William j
Johnston, in his unique speech and delivery, almost took the audience
by siorm.
Supt. Allen, in introducing the class, mentioned Ihe fact thai it was a
close race for the honors of ihe class between Misses Shaw and Daniel,
the former winning the first place by a small fraction only. He also
stated that, in the thirteen years of the life of the school, there had
been forty-six graduates of the school, tweniy-nine of whom had re
ceived diplomas under his administration.
Hon. W. E. Daniel, chairman of the Board of Trustees, in chosen
words, delivered the diplomas. Supt. Allen then read a list of former
students of the school, who are now in the military service of the
United Stales. After ihe reading of the names, "Keep Ihe Home
)
THE SLACKER
Tlirouithuut North Ciiroliim ami thf
townr.l tin- slnekiT is civstriluin:; mnl
bcol'u lilnl i i,ti lll.t is sculvliiliK hllll ii
Thi'ie ii rv bvVfl'ltl Viuii'tii'M of shu 'kn
ot (l.t-iu:
The service slacker tin- tiinii lm
milks mill is not.
The labor slacker the runn wh.. is
doesn't.
The food slacker tho m.-ilo or t'.-innh
to reinljust thoir dift so us to in. i t tin
I,
n.-il ion si'iil im.'tit
tin line liiii;i.f t
it.
. lli-iv nrc some
.-h . n M I... in the
il.le to work mill
In who ivfllses
' ilniiiiiiils uf our
' o.olt,.l.
win. .'.ill but llovS
Spill.'
ill!
!.
.1 by true blue
for innocent
:iin! Itnlv.
i-.ssi of the
if Anh'ricn
Allies fur those foodstuffs which may
The financial slacker the imlivi.lu
not buy Liberty bonds nn, War Suvi
fcluekinir ut home means inure blued
Aniyi-ieiin boys in France.
Mwkiiiir in America means star;
women ami children in KiiKland. l-'ran
Slai-kimr at homo is a menace to tl.c su.-c
American, British ami French arms in Fi-mo
THE SLACKER'S REWARD
The intelligent, observant, patriotic pew
will not t'ui tiive slacking.
'flic .slacker is a marked man. Not only diiriii the
war. but as the war jjues on and the casualty lists come
in Lo will be more mid more scnriicd and hated by decent
citizens.
After the war is over he will he nn object of contempt.
He will be without tile retrard ..f decent people in his
community. His children and his, children's children
after him will pay a bitter price for bis disloyalty For
his failure under tost to do his dutv by his country and by
h u inanity.
TucxoruM fate is setting him apart ami ho will not
escape
Every Bushel Saved Now Will
Supply a Soldier with Bread
Until Next Harvest.
I .tti in.h White Voilr. lovely j All tirades ol silk. Including the
iiuiilily. 2Si tu $1 the yard hite and turnuolse wash silks,
Mill, h I ;iik v I iped and plaid , skills, iiistnd lingerie.
i.ihs. I'.nlisti. .oi.l llnton. .15 ,
mil 5ih iliv nod Another new (rature)ut added
, a. ...,. t our line In Ihe "STANDARD
null I inn v Voiles, crepe
in, I Minim im anil .t5i vnrd. j MiMtl CORSKT." You tonrv
. . ,, i both health and money when you
.Wiiiuh All dk Marquisette j
..ciral p.-ii tens n.V the yard. r hem.
: M. FREID,
I.ADII-S AND til NT'S 1)1 ' I'l'lTTLK,
W lil.DON. N. C.
Sapolio doing its work. Scouring
tor Ub.Manne Lorps recruits.
Join Now!
APPLY AT ANY
POST OFFICE
for
SERVICE UNDER THIS EMBLEM
Rfc, who wear
jse(gp9 emhlein
MARINES
NO TIME FOR GROUCHES.
"l)on't let thi; v;ir ami the ;ir ceonuniics niakc
you Klouniv- The world has no use now ;id;i s for
aiiyunc who i.innot serve at limue with the same
hiy;h eiiurane, cheerfulness and gallantry that we
expect of our men in the trenches."
1
Tl.'i n i, Supt.
M.
S. Moi nk.asii i:, MiuiiiKer.
Announcement!
We wish to nnnouiKe to our in. mis and the pul. In that vse hoe
opened nn up to date Sleam I nmulrv lit eldon, N. C opposite the
Weldon Motor Co, 's (iiiriiRe. Hit very best of niiileriuls used nnd
our workmen are all experts. our pntn.iiiiKc sulisilcil All work
Kuarnnteed. I'nreel Post ihares paid onewayon out ol townwurk
Wllin: ST AK I.AI NDWY-
.-s w. V-.-v s' -i
--sia 1 1 crsfWsfW:vtfc,tot li!
Successful Men
Need the services ol a strong, substantial Dank in the
expansion of their credit. We accommodate our custo
mers up to Ihe full limit oi the credit they have estab
lished with us. Ihe way to provide liKiliust that possi
ble future need is to open an account with us NOW.
i ra u .i i
, &
tSJE
This is to tell you that I have a new
job. Uncle Sam has called me to help
him tackle his bin proposition, and by
heck I'll do my part, you bet. This
store will continue business as in the
past. Very respectfully,
MIKE JOSEPHSONT.
of
FARBER & JOSEPHSON.
Mens and Hoys Outfitters
WKl.DON, N. C.
U Im(U ImmM lHPtlar.UI MTI 'mWI r mTIUmVI a
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Home Made Pies,
Hot Chocolate,
(Whitman's Make)
Soulliou
Sandwiches,
J Tomato Boulliou
o Coffee,
jLyunhaven Bay Oysters
j.
on the Half-Shell
l For Those who
Prefer The Best.
M.C. PAIR
(Confections, loilet Articles,
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YOUR EXTRA ACRE.
What will your extra acre be ? Com, w heat or cotton,
benns, pens or potutoes ? livcrybody Is now agreed that it
will he the lanncr by his planting extra acres in food products
who will make the war shorter than it would otherwise be.
Therefore, his extra acres have a right la be culled "VICTOR
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