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LIST OF NAMES OF PERSONS
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SUMMER COLDS
rspiily reduce bgmin ttreafta
tad illness ti easily contracted.
bat Scoff $ EmuUton will
promptly relieve the cold ud
upbuild your itreaguvto
prevent lickneu.
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THUKSDAK Jl NF 20, IV) IS
Published l v.il Ibursday.
KNIliHt.il Al l""Ml
KA1KS 01 MHMKII'lU'MUhVAMI:
Odb Year, (l-v until ,uitiaii!, Ml.
Mix Moutlm, " t&.
A wwkly lli'illm'iHlic journal drvolcd
o Hie tuaUTiul, riliH'iil'utinl. Jiulilitfal
and AKncilltuial uitelitn ot llalilai aud
surrounding noulitivn.
AtlvertlHlutr rales reanouallf arid fur
oiahed ou ar-plu-ation.
TO YOUNG AMI-RICA.
Vou are such a splendid, eager
army of youih ! Your hearts are
beating high with ihe passion of
worthy deeds and great ideals; and
that is the rightful heritage of
youth. With you love for Ameri
ca is a living flame. You long to
be able to do. You envy the
youths, barely two years older
than you perhaps, who are wearing
the khaki or the blue; you envy
the girls who are going as nurses
to the camps, or to Washington
for government work. You have
done many things: as Boy Scouis
or (iirl Scouts you have served in
a hundred ways; you have made
gardens and have canned vegeta
bles; you have knitted and made
Christmas bags and comfort kits;
you have given up candy and per
haps entertainments and are buy
ing war saving stamps. But all
that is not enough. You long to
give yourselves wholly to the great
conflict, to drop the schoolbooks
and the games of the school years
and the tasks of barn and woodshed
and kitchen; you want to be out in
the world, doing "real things."
You are right. All that you
have done is not enough.
America asks of you, her younger
sons and daughters, something
greater than that. It is for you
that she is facing her sacrifice and
suffering today thai she may pass
on to a heritage of security and
peace; and so of you, too, she asks
a sacrifice. She says;
"I am going to need you my
children, as I have never needed
you belore. 1 shall need you to
take the places of those whom I
have sent across the sea. 1 shall
need you for greater tasks and
greater problems than the world
has ever faced belore. There will
be railways to be built, cities to be
restored, disease to be conquered,
inventions to be made, the rights
of the poor and ignorant to be safe
guarded, the laws of nations to be
confirmed. Those are tremendous
tasks. They will require all that
you can give body, mind and
soul. Untrained men and women
cannot do those things for me and
for the world. I shall need you.
Will you be ready when I call ?"
For the boy or girl of clear vis
ion there can be only one answer.
Some will have to work at the
earliest opportunity. Many who
might have stayed in school in
other years will have to step into
he place of breadwinners who
have gone. But every boy and
every girl who can should send
back this pledge:
"For the sake of my country,
which now as never before needs
trained men and women who can
think clearly and act decisively and
keep clear the things of the spirit,
1 pledge myself to use every op
portunity that l can get to train
myself in body, mind and spirit, so
that I can give the greatest possi
ble service when my country calls
me."
Make every day a thrift day and
help your Government end the
war days.
The philosophy of the W. S. S.
is save, save, save.
Protect your soldiers with your
savings.
CATARUH CAN NOT BE CURED
Willi local applications, as Ihev cannot
reach ttir teat of the disease. Catarrh
is a local disease, greatly influenced by
constitutional conditions, anil in order
to eure it you must take an internal
remedy. Hall's Catarrh Mediciue is
taken internally and acts thru the blood
on the mucous surfaces of the system.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine was prescribed
by one of the best ptiysiciacs in this
eonntry for yoars. It is composed of
some of the best tonics known, com
bined with some of the best blood puri
fiers. The perfect combination of the
ingredients in Hall's Catarrh Medicine
is what produces such wonderful re
sults in catarrhal conditions.
F. J". CHENEY 4 CO.,
Toledo, Ohi-o
Testimonials sent free. Pnoe 75 eente
per bottle. Bold by all druggists.
Hall's family Tills for Constipation
IV
Who Became Twenty-One Veur
Old Since Last June.
1'ulorfl List.
KiMie Mi'WMIiaiuB, KotieUl.
I.cniucl Aht'Jii, UusHMnary
l-'romt Smith, Scotland Neck.
Jene TiiriirT. Kost'nmry
Joe I)avin, KntUll
illwtntil 1hntn. IVU'tV-ury, Vi
Mnnry Will-, l.ittit-tun
stt'ili-nnn llrll, Hfdtliftville
lliiiry William, "
l'Uav t 'raw It'v. "
IU .'ly V )lkiu. Wlntakerii
Walter Wilkin, iiniiwootl
I -lui Tlifliua
Unit- 1 tlH'li. Ilullnlft'
lliirthin-). linnklfwille
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IV rev -iill-. i: iHi.-l.l
Uli',- Mm.!. "
Kill ti I . Will-y
N eriiuu 1. Huf ka.lttv, liuse miiry
K. It Mvrlek. I'uiuiukt; Kani!
John li.'WeHiy, Kulield
Haivi-y Kiimin. Kuscniary
II. It lli-miti:. Scotland Niu-k
. K WVatlnMNl.ee, llubirood
llaliuin KvaiiN, Koanoke Kands
l.onuii' l! Johnson, Knlield
.Major I'. NciiNom, l.itlletuu
1'icol Walker, Littleton
K.lilie . Suinmerell, Norlolk, a
Joe ('Carroll. Airlie.
Joe Hale, Tlielma
I', li. Slieanli, Littleton
1'aul Krviu, HolliKter
U m V. Suminerell. I'oitmuoutli
L. M. Maike, Koi,emaiy
.lesne Harp, Koauoke Kapiils
.1 J AnderMon. " "
Kuifeue l HailoM, A Springs
Herbert I-'. Wou.lard, cot. Neck
Willie K Iton.l.
V J i'arker. tlot'irood
Hotit V Wliutiliore, Hortemary
Frank UiuUou, "
Herbert Creen, "
ernou Muliorn. Itririklevville
S It Whitehead. Scotland" Neck
C 1. l ulirliaiii. Weldou
Charlie Hardee. Kolield
S A Hux, llrlnkleyville
J L William, Koauoke Hapids
Wesley ills, Knlield
HeieKiali llilbert Leiifli, W'eldon
Kdnard Strickland, llobifijod
.1 ! I'rice, Kmleld
A W HngKB, Hoseiuary
.laulos Vinson
Kuirene K Clary, Koseuiary
Jasper I'riilifen, Knlield
H K loster.
Krnesl Hellamy '
Turnel Stintii, Welilon
W A llensou, lioatioke Kapiils
s W Cray, Kosemarv
It II I'alterson, Littleton
J W stokesbury, Kosemary
Lawrence Cuiiiiiuuirs "
Willie Kills, Weldou
averly s,aiv, Uuseiiiary
W IM raivley, I Viiuiiiiau. Va.
II M Hiainiiittou, Hocky Mount
Seabrook Jones, Koauoke Uapidn
Itut'us W i tint, n, Hollistf r
William Mercer Ward, W eldon
Sidney W llol.lloid,
James II Johnson, Littleton
Hobarl W-st, Ic.scmaiy
.lolm M I'.ailev, HoliKood
W L 1'air, llalit'ii
lieu Kntt. Ifoaiioke Kapids
C 1'. 1'orhT. Huseinary
.Like i ' l ook, Scotland .Neck
I I l'lltinan. Knlield
ltraslor Acrey. "
Sidney llruai'ldiis Allen, Weldou
ernon II Moiinteastle
Kolierl Whillev. Kuh-ld
W K I 'ulhri'th.
starkev lloifaid, Koseuiary
Willie Jones,
Frank S N atkins
K II Kobertson.Jr. Hoauoke Kapids
C B l Ireeu, Kosemary
.) J IriK-taui, Koauoke Kapids
Kruest 1. Medliu,
William Norman House, Thelma
Hubert llamill, Knlield
-7:1 Wm A keel, Scotland Neck
-74 H K llrantley. Koauoke Kapids
275 tjuinton Haker, Kntield
li A Whillev
277 W illiam H (irant, Halifax
L'78 Arthur K CuslnuK, Kosemarv
279 Causey I. freeman, It. Kapids
-'so Forest ( ' Medliu. W'eldon
1 Harry ti Lewis, Knlield
Jm Mike liabil, Weldou
23 ncie W illiams, Palmyra, Col.
Ii"t sandy Clanton, Halifax,
'.".'i I'avid liuit'ess. 1 helma. "
28 C layton Moore. Scot Neck. "
2s7 Kichard Silver, Kuliiild, "
2sn Joseph Silver, Jr. "
2sy Titjiiiiian West, Kflsex "
-till II C Alston, Littleton
2I'I J O Hockaday, Kosemarv. white
Harrison Alston, Littleton col.
2li:t Joe W Atkins, Littleton white
2II-I Jackson Faulcon " colojed
2'J.ri I'Ueodore Webb, 'rhettna "
2illi Leunett Johnson, Tillerv "
2'.l, l.e-mel. Ilutlaud, Kosemary, wh.
2'.S Collier Hell, l illery, colored
2'll Lee Kdmoiiils " "
:ltm chas. E llawKiiis, Haltimore, Md.
GERMAN OFFICER ATTACKS GIRL
Rather Shut and Girl at Mercy ot
Hun Brute.
A happy Belgian maiden, seeing
her prospective husband club
bed to death with the butt-end
of a musket, under orders from
General Von Gluck; her father
shot down and herself lorn from
the arms of her aged grandmother
by a German officer. Captain Von
Hancke, who fortunately was un
able to accomplish his evil purpose
these experiences of Ruth Clifford
provide but slight inVj of the
atrocities of the German barbarians
in their advance through Belgium
that are faithfully and authentically
shown, with many heretofore un
known insights into the private life
of the German emperor, as played
by Julian Rupert, in his sensa
tional screen expose of the Ger
man brutes, "The Kaiser, the
Beast of Berlin," to be shown at
Batchelor's Opera House, Tuesday
and Wednesday, June 25 and 26.
Matinee Wednesday afternoon at
3:30. Admission 25 and 50c.
Plus war tax.
If you have an idea that you are
loo good for a picked up dinner,
remain a bachelor.
I
Of Accounts Audited and Allowed
by the Town Board for the Fiscal
Year.May 1,1917 to April 30,1918
May 7, 1917.
C. H. liolce, indue S JO 4tt
1'ixou A I'oole, lumbel 1 TsJ
Clark ,V Miller, shoeing horse 1 Wt
i 'heck A Clark, street sweeping 1 7.'
smith A lio.lwell, drayage, 12 14
I'lerce-Wbiteliead lldw. t'o.mdae l. 'in
Hiurisons Ine , indue, I' 27'
Haiiv snnlli, telephone A labor 11 7.'.
1 It s lull, night police, ;i.'i w
I. Minutei, silpt water Wolks .'' isi
i m u. u illiams, luborei .1.1
t I. scull, lleasill-l. 12 '
I II -I, ,1k,.. cleik 17' ''
! l- i h-alliain, cmeiiier, 41' isi
I ,eo I liteell, lliavor IM 117
C L Klelett. elliel police. 711 IN I
lolal, H7 2s
June 4, IQI7.
cldou Live stock Co., horse 1 1 .Ml nu
i.eo Haley, overcharge tax 2 bo
Fierce hilehead Hdw, Co. mdse 4J 7.2
Harrisons Inc., alum lis 27,
Cheek A Clark, lent of team 4 Isi
(it-o ('. fiii'fu, cxpt-UMi' of trip, .'-t'l ;m
Muuulacluit; kfiin. Alv. Hourd, -' 7,"i
Tliuin-icii t'hfnui'aH o. lime s t0
Smilli A liotlwell. drayane, -'3
II. Smith, espt-nNe Hj ul
Wel.loii tiro. 3.H 4-'
WillcvMomcL'o. inle 14 n0
.1. 11. Slfilff, notary Htrvict'
Lui'iiis (ireeu. Hrvict! It Ud
In. I. K dret'u, walarv 4 year ','." OU
K. S. Hull, iisht police Hi
.. ti intr, Hupt water works Kt W)
(.fu Williams; laborer &) IK)
W. L. Soott, treaiiuier, 1'J .r0
J. H. Sle.lKe, clerk I ft (0
iv. t heathani, scaveuKer 4(1 i0
f. 1,. Kverett, chiet police 70 00
Total, 744 73
July 2,1917.
K. 1.. Hayward, pnntiD(f 'A 'Jo
,N ('. Hoard of Health, tax 1U oo
Kverett Waddey, ledifer, 0 ti4
hiion A I'oole, lumber, .Vi Tti
Hatclielor Bros, work 4 l0
.Austin WeHtern Road Machiuery
( 'o., sweeper 41!r 01)
-mith liodwell, iliayatfe 10 JH)
K. 11. Smith, stret-t work, 7t 9j
lioanoke Kiver Dev. Co. hht
and pump ti:t:i 4-j
Hicrce-Whitehead Hdw.t'o. mJne n4
llarrell's Hoiine, printing 4 4,"
('liockoyotte lirick Co. brick 14
l.tiniiie Cheatham, rebate 4 ol)
llaniHons Inc., aium, an 5
K. S. Hall, uiKht police Xi INi
Z. stringer, sup watei works K oti
del. Williams, laborer, X oo
V . L. cott, trean 1- M
.1. 11 Sledge, clerk 15 (mi
Alex cheatliam, scaveuxer, 4i) 00
( '. 1.. Kverett, chief police To (
vam Bailey, tax rebate :! -4
(. ('. iirctMi, mayor, salary May
and June ii4
lota!, $1 7.C j
August 7, 1917.
llarrmoDN Inc., alum flllti Mi
. 11 Smith, expense 4li '-
.1 O 1't'vnen, lumber Hi !fJ
mith Kodwell, drayafe ,V frt Zl
Wuldou tiro. Co. feed 4S 11
Clark Miller, mIiooid '2 "."i
1'ieree Whitehead Hdw. Co. mdw? 4 'i
Hume Telephone Co. dervicen 4 Ui'
Walker Kans A CoweH, record II !0
K. li. lie. Co., lamp J jit
.1 iisle.da1'e,expeu.se 1 00
It s Hall, nitrht police :c Oo
C 1. Kverett, chief police 7o (K
Z Stunner, supt water works K K
t-L'o Williams, laborer ;15 00
W I. Scott, trean V4 5(i
Alex Cheatham, Ncaveutfer 40 oo
.1 H Sledge, clerk 15 oo
lieoCtireen, mayor Iti (HI
W TShaw, tax lister b-j Oo
Total, t;(:t (-7
September 4, 1917.
(ieo t (ireen, mayor 10 i;U
h (.Ueailiam, scavenger, 4u Ui
W I. Scott, treas - w
C L Kverett, chief police 75 10
- stringer, supt water works 85 00
K S Hall, niirht police :i5 OU
A V Andletoo, clerk j w
Koauoks News, adv. ttl iii
K F Craver, mdse -u Oo
Harrell a l'tp House, prmtinff
Dixon A roole, lumher ;i ot
(ieo WillianiB, laborer Ai oo
A W Andleton, stamped eoyelopes iti bo
Smith A Hodwell, baulioK 8 15
Harry Smith, labor on street 1 00
I'ierce-AVhitehead Hdw. Co mdse 2 M
lotal,- $424 80
October 2, 1917.
1'ierce-Whitehead Hdw Co. mdse 6 O'i
W'eldon Vie Co. tax books 8 Oo
Thomson Chemical Co. mdse Hi 00
Koauoke It. Dev Co. lights (iS3 4
" ' 6 lamps a 50
Harrisons Inc. alum IMl 50
H ti Kowe, recording births K Oo
Weldon (iro. Co. mdse 40 5H
Clark & Miller, shoeing horse 1 50
K H Smith, expense 15 oo
Smith & Rodwell, account 4i
A W Andleton, making tai books 15 00
E H Smith, salary ( year 'h 00
(eo C Green, mayor j(i &s
A W Andleton, clerk ir tN
7 strir-jcT, supt iratci no.U , w.
C L Everett, chief police 75 00
W KRcott, treas U fr
R S Hall, night police 35 00
(ieo Wilhams, laborer :(5 oo
R Cheatham, scavenger 40 oO
A W Andleton, ei, ou ree. book ,76
Total, $1 a.17 36
November A. 1917.
Home Tel. Co. services 4 oo
Weldon Ftf Co. printing 8 00
Harry Smith, account, M 42
1'ierce-Whitehead Hdw. Co. mdse 2(1 41
Harry Smith, expense IH 60
W'eldon Oro. Co. feed 31 07
W'eldon Sheet Metal Works, mdse 1 35
Crane Co.mdBe 2 10
C L Everett, chief poliea 75 00
R S Hall, night police 35 00
Z Stringer, supt water worts 85 00
Geo. Wilhams, laborer 35 00
Cheatham, scavenger 40 00
12 ')
HI 117
Ceo C liieeu, uiayor
A W Aodleton.cleik
total.
December 4, 1917,
A W Audleton, cleik
Harmons Inc. mdse
Harry Smith, eypense horse
in im
12(1 77.
ID isj
Clark A Miller, repair, wagon
and shoeing horse
Sehg lii C N I'uwiler,
H I, .McCook, lloyt. pud sen .
Ihomsoll t hemical Co. ohcill
stunner, supt watei wiftks
ill' (Ireeu, niavoi ,
W I. Scott, lieas
C I. Kvriett, chief police.
K s Hall, night police
Ceo Williams, laborer
K Chuathain, scavenger
III n;
12 .M
4U 10
4ii no
lolal, M4 il1
January 7, 19IM
K H Smith, cxpeuMO 4i 7-"
Home Tel Co. service! 4 on
.1 O Devrie-t, luml)er, 17 li'
Weldon ( iro Co. feed, al cleaning 4-' IS
AuHtiu Wi'Mteru Macli. Co iu
Crane Co. iiuiso - -l
Dtvun A I'oole, lumber 4 (-
R li Dev Co. IikIiIh, i:tJ. 1
C 1' (Jure, phone call .'.''
Harrison s (iarae, mdse lSU.ju
W L.Scott, trean l'J 50
(ieo C. (ireen, mayor iti 67
C I, Kverett, chief police, 7i o
R S Hall, uight police, 40 00
Z Stnuger, supt waterworks t(5 00
(ieo WitliaiiiN, laborer 40 00
K Cheatham, scavenger, 40 Oo
A W Andleton, clerk 15 00
Fierce-Whitehead Hdw. Coacct 'i'J4 14
Total,
$1 464 63
February 4, 1918.
II 0 Howe, recording births
Dixon A Toole, lumber
Weldon (Jro Co. feed
W'eldon PtgCo. printing
18 50
4 40
1!3 W
'i 00
1 00
Clark A Miller, shoeing ho.se
E I DuPontDeNem.ournCo.chem 1M6 50
Harry Smith, exp and hauling
1'ierce-Whitehead Co. mdse
Z Stringer, supt water works
(ieo Wilhams, laborer
C L Kverett, chief police,
K S Hall, night police,
' ieo C. tireeu, mayor
W. I,. Heott, treas
A W Andleton, clerk
K Cheatham, wcaveuuur,
A C 1. 1( R., lease for hose
71 :th
5 Pi
tCt 00
40 On
75 (Ni
4(1 00
16 tf
l'J 50
15 00
40 (0
5 00
Total, tsirj 71
March 4, 1918.
Iiixon A l'uule, liiinlH'r .im
Home Ti-I t o. serviec 4 IHi
K.I.lMil'ont Mr-Nriiiournt'o. acct l:i(t iiO
I'ieicr-Whitrlirad llilw 'o.acct !) St)
Weldou tiro t'o. ffil L'7 7t
Harry Muilli, cual. home reut 71 Mi
tleo K. t'oynt', lime s tu
t 'lark X Miller, slioem home 1 7H
ieo f tireeu. mayor 1(1 rti
W L Scott, treas. V2 Cti
t L Kverett, chief police i7i tKi
It S Hall, uifrht police 4ll (Hi
. Stringer, supt water works IHI III
;eo Williams, lahorer, 40 (
K Cheatham, Hcareuper, 4i is
A V Andleton, clerk, 1.1 7t
Total, JkVMi ,i;
April I, 1918.
I'ierce W'hlteliead lldit l'o.nide 11 13
Weldon Gro. Co. feed I I
Harry Smith, expense 29
I. Kverett, chief police 7.1 (K)
It s Hall, night police III 00
7. stringer, supt waterworks IHI Uu
(ieo Wilhams, laborer 4u Ui
h Chatham, scavenger, to tKi
W L Scott, treas li! 50
iieoC lireen, mayor, Hi tk
A W andleton, clerk 1.1 iki
tieoCtireen, rebate ou taxes 15 00
Harry Smith, salarvA vear 1 00
li K llev Co. liirhts tiM I;
Total, $1 o57 5
RECAPITULATION.
Orders Paid in
Slay
June
July
August
Sept
Oct
Soy.
Dec.
Jan.
Keb.
March
April
447
744
1, 737.fi!
fiGtl.87
4:'I.S(I
1,2.17..
455.92
5M.3S
1,4IH.3
1MK
592.7
5S0.
1,057.57
Total,
10,0:it),4l
Water Collector's Report.
Receipts Ma; 1st, 1917 to April
30th, 1918, $3,4113.1)3
Hy amt pd Treas as per state. 3.463.U3
A. W. ANKl.ETON,
Collector Water Rents.
Approved:
V. L. SCliTT,
W. T. WHITKUliAD,
W.T. FAKKER,
Finance Committee.
Treasurer'! Report..
Kor year ending April 3oth,
May 1 lly hal on hand f 2,77.9. 10
H amt r from vs'.cr rent 3,C.t
' Taies 14,341.11
" " " Bridge Bond 874.50
Towo Map 1.00
'.,0,39.34
To amt paid out by order of
Town Board IO,03rJ 48
To amt paid for in-
terest st. bonds ,150.011
To amt paid out
water works bonds 2,400.00
To amt paid out
curtail town note
To amt paid out
for int. on town note
1,000.00
135.40 II5,731.HS
Bal on hand May 1, 1918 15,217.46
W. L. SCOTT,
Treasurer.
Mayor ' Report.
Total Mo. cases tried from Hay 1,
1917, to April 30, 1918 64
Total fines Imposed and paid I2U0.50
Respectfully submitted,
GEO.C.CBXES,Uyor.
V I. Scott, treas
No. 2, $3.50
No. 3, $4.50
MASON JARS !
Pints, 85c. per dozen; Quarts, 95c.
dozen; '2 Gallon, $1.10 dozen.
EASY SEAL.-Pints, 90c. dozen;
Quarts, $1 dozen; h Gallon $1.25;
Extra Caps, 45c. dozen; JELLY
GLASSES, 65c. dozen.
Willey-Moore Hardware Co.,
WELDON, N. C.
WsSS&i EXPENSES J HMy'
There is but one sure way to get money earn il; but one sure
way 10 have money save it; but one bure way to
Save Money
by systematic senilis asiJe each week or month a poriion of
your income and pulling it to work in a reliable banking institution
W'e otter you our services.
rn
'The Beast
The Picture That fill Make!
lYonr Blood Boil With Ragel
The Picture that
iOOO fighting, clawing Americans. Pro.:"
inouneeu greater in
ident's declaration
stthat will sweep America from end to endV
Direct from
&6
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itihn nr)
uiuiiui o Ull
WELDON, N. C.
SThe picture that
Awill make you
thankful that
you live in the
U. S. A.
4
VSV
Matinee
ijon Wednesday
at 3:30 P. M.
25 and 50c
Pius
The War Tax
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NO TIME FOR GROUCHES.
"Don't let the war and
you gloomy. The world has no use nowadays for
anyone who cannot serve at home with the same
high courage, cheerfulness and gallantry that; we
expect of oiir men in the trenches."
per hundred.
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of Berlin."
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power man our rres-r.
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the war economies make
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Jft Inch While Voile, lovely
quality, 25c. to (I (he yard.
,1ft Inch rancyStrlpedand plaid
Voiles, Itatlite und Huions, iS
and 50c the yard
27 Inch Taney Voiles, Crepes
and rianons. I and .15c yard.
it inch All Silk Marquisette
several patterns. ft5c the yard.
M. FREID,
l.Al)li:S AND GENT'S OUTFITTER,
WELDON, N. C.
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To-DAY"
There are thousands of. men wearlnK W. L. D. Shoes. And there
must be a reason. Perhaps, It's ust the swing ol the toe or the
"feel " of the leather-or maybe Just the stitching but the differ
ence is there and in every pair ol W. L. D. Shoes is so noticeable)
that you'll see it the minute y out puona pair your feet.
W.IiDOUGLAS
Douglas Shoes
for Men and
Boys are made
of the finest
grades of leath
ers and they
are made by on
ly the most
skilled shoe
makers.
FARBER & JOSEPHSON.
Mens and Boys Outfitters
WELDON. N. C.
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Home-Made Pies,
Hot Chocolate,
(Whitman's Make)
Tomato Boullion
Sandwiches,
Coffee,
Lynnhaven Bay Oysters
on the Half-Shell
For Those who
Prefer The Best.
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I Confections, Taflet Articles,
Fruits, Cigars, Medicines,
Complete Luncheonette In Connection.
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ISSUED EV THK
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Special
Sale
DINNER PLATES, each
10c.
Weldon, North Carolina.
UTZ & DUNN'S
SHOES
KID'S
All grades ol silk, Including the
white and turquoise wash silks,
lor skirts, waists and lingerie,
Another new Isature ust added
to our line Is the "STANDARD
NKMO CORSET." Vou conserve
both health and money when you
wear them.
You'il,lind:
them
as near
perfect a
shoe as can
be made.
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