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HOW MHS. SOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION
Cantn, Ohio. "I Buffered from ft
female trouble which caused me much
. suiTenng, and two
doctors decided
that I wnuld have
tu go through an
oji 'i iiiiun before I
i-uiiij g,'t well.
.My mother, who
hud btt'n helped by
l.ydiuK. Pinkham
V ttr'tuilo Com
pound, advised ma
tu try it before aub-iiiiitinntoHnopera-tiun.
it relieved me
from mv troubles
so 1 can do my hourte wurk without any
(iithVuilv. I advise any woman who ia
alllicted with female tr on 1)19 to giva
1 yiliii K. Pinkham'A Vegetable om
nium! a trial and it will d ad much fur
them."- Mr. Mahik ItnYU, i4-l 6th
hi, N. R., Canton. Ohio.
Sometimes lii'-r' are serious condl
tlniiH where a Im Kpit al operation ia the
only alternative, hut on the other hand
so ninny wunif n have I .t-n cured by thit
famous riMitand herb remedy, l.ydia E.
I'inkham's Vegetable Coinpuutid, aftr
doctors have said that an operation wan
iH'tvaHary every woman who want
to avoid an op. -rati on should give it
fair trial before submitting to such ft
trying ordeal.
If complications exist, write to I,ydift
E. Pink ham M . '.. I nn, Masa.,
for advice. r. wit d many years
experience is yudi s.t ice.
RyL!)iiig Eases i Li
Rubbing sends the liniment
tingling through, the flesh and
quickly sftops pain. Demand a
liniment that you can rub with.
The best rubbing liniment is
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Cuod for the Ailments of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Qood jor your own Aches,
Paint, Rheumatism, Sprain.i,
Cuts, Burnt, Etc.
.:5c. 50c. $1. Ai -li !?. '
An Appetizing
Meal
Everybody wants it.
Everybody likes it.
Everybody's looking lor it.
HI T
Vou tan I get it unless you
have the right kind of groceries,
(let 'em HERE !
Phone 28(1.
R. ft). I'L'RNFiLL,
Weldon, N. C.
LIFT YOUR u... .a
OFF WITH FINGERS
Talla how to loessn a tender
or callus to It lifts out
without pain.
You Tooklrait m. ii
are petered villi
at bant once a U.'.k
death from loH.iu
arc !!' t"M I v :t i I
to use it ill lit' ill''
the muim-tit. a u-w i
to any curn ur ittihi'.
li"Vl'll Ulill HM!) tin- ,
bin, ru.it iii,l ull, lift
g"r-
Frfi''itip driif t '
plifd, .'Mill ni.Mpiv 'i' i V
III.' Wltlioilt ililiii".."';
tlif 8iitriMtriibii,r i -'i
bottle of fr. r, w
at any of the drii"
tivelv ml . ,-t
K.tlt ,-ol'H ,n !.,,.'
dnilsf M--i - f
it. at any win. It..-. n- !
.ni'l Ufmt'ii who
it- iiud wlm have
iiuitiH an awful
'I llil'nl piljait''
n, nuitiu .uithurit;.
i frin 'iini', whi''!i
Ir.'p- ure applied
111-' r"tH-tM IH re
Ill ire crn or oal
" ir with the fln-
'! rt it in ap
''''I t't' eorn or cal
"V even irritating
' it -km A simn'l
il l t -T littli
m- . tt !
; im. i V ''tv.l
girl:: llp.'..-j juice
is a skin whitener
ptow to make a creamy beauty lotion
for a few centt.
The jniee of two fresh lemons strained
Jntn a liuttle cnnlHiiiiiij. three nunees of
torehanl white makes a tilmltt ipiarter
rint of die nntt ri ninrkiil'le l. mnn skin
eautiller lit nl'.itit the cost olio must
pay for a suuilt jnr of the onlinury cold
ereams. Lure shmiltl he taken to strain
the lemon juieo thminrli a tine cloth to
to Iflnon pulp eels in. then this lotion
Will keep Irish for months. Every
roman knows that hnion juio is used
to hteseli RTitl remove sii.-li ll niishes a
fntkli's, Bslh'W'ii.ss ami tn ami Is
Uin ideal skin soflmer, winb-ner and
.vutiller.
T,!"t try It! C. L tine mmr-el ot
Orrlinnl while at anv ilrut; store and
wo lemons from the yns-er Hint muke up
ft tpiarler putt of this sweetly fragrant
lemon loti'.n tttul niu-stijt. it tlaily Into
Iht face, neek. arms Slot Into Is
Administratrix Notice
Having (1'ialiiletl as administratrix
ol Walter U. tlatliuif, deceased, late of
Halifax eountv, N.t tins is to notify all
persons having claims aeainst the estate
of said deciMSed to exliihit said claims
to the undersigned on or hefore the 1st
day of May, lulu, or this notice will be
pleaded in har of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This tltelirst thivofMav.
HKTVIE N. t'iATUNO,
Administratrix Walfer liathng, dee.
S 9 lit
I r,. I
fell:
t ii mi ii
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
"HOME."
Where You Are Treated Best and
Urumble Most.
Home is die blossom of which
heaven is the fruii.
A worlJ of sinfe shut out, a
world of love shut in.
The hesi phice for a married
man after business hours.
The golden selling in which the
britliteM jewel is "mother."
ii;e Ijtiier's kingdom, the chil
dren's p ii a !!-..! he nioiher's world,
I In- e i t our iitlections,
moii: .1 v, i ij, ,,ur heart's best
wishes twine.
Tin- pi
soiii' mih
Ii 'ie the great are
n nl, ,md the small of
ten gre.ii.
A
Willi I' I1
mothers i
M. g ni'nlel of heaven,
ngtl in the form of
1. 1 l es.
I he . wel i i--kei eoiiuiniiig the
nn .si pn-eo 'lis ot all jewels do
mestic ll.ippillcsv
Home is the coiesi, kindliest,
sweetest pl.iee in nil the world, the
scene of our purest earthly joys
and deepest sorrows.
A popular paradoxical institu
tion, in which woman works in
the absence of man and man rests
in ihe presence of woman.
A hive in which, like the indus
trious bee, youth garners the sweets
and memories ol life for age to
meditate and feed upon.
An arbor which shades when
the sunshine ol prosperity becomes
too dazzling; a harbor where the
human bark finds shelter in lime
of storm.
Home is a person's estate ob
tained without injustice, kept with
out disquietude; a place where time
is spent without repentance, and
which is ruled by justice, mercy
and love.
BVHN I3XCHAMIE.
An Irishman paid a visit to Chi
na. He was quick tempered and
il was not long before he had high
words with a native who spoke
very broken English. Seizing a
dish from a stall close at hand, Fat
let fly with it, and the Chinaman's
head was cut. Iking brought be
fore the Linglish consul he was
asked why he had insulted the na
tive. "Sure," replied Pal, "he spoke
broken linglish, and I just gave
him broken China in return."
bXPl.AIM-D.
After the honeymoon, anil af
ter she h.nl settled down iu her
new home, her dearest friend
istill iiiiweililetlj dropped in
for a confidential chat.
''liiil yi.ii huslianil ever tell
you. dear," (.he asked, "that
lie once pi-i.poti-il to me r"
"No," acknowledged the
l.ride, "he didn't."
''Ah! So h,. doesn't tell you
everything:"
"Well, dear, it was like this.
Ho want.-. I tu t.-U all about his
past, an. I I let liim make a
clean l.r.-o-t id nearly every
thing, l: nt 1 told him if there
was any tit inn he was heartily
ashamed of ami wanted to for
get, IM rather he say nothing
about it. So he omitted a few
things. "
Sour Stomach
TUm in a inil.l imtii nf imlii'stion. II
is usually ! i..ui:tit nn by t-atiuir luo rap
idly or toe iniii'ti. t.r of fuod not stuttnl
to yuurtiiij. -livi' tia'aim. It you will
eat slowly. ii.utit-;iu- your food thor
oughly, fat Lit! Iilllf meal and none at
all for sutiri. ytii vull more than likely
avoid the -titui sloiuaeli without taking
any uiedieme whatever. When you
have sour sl.'iiiaeh lake one of t'liam-
herlain's till. I. is it. ant ditrention.
If a wonuin looks good she is not
necessarily good looking.
Whooping Cough.
Iu th in dineasp it is important that the
couirh could lie kept looHcand eipecto
rtion easy, which oau be done by niv
mjf Chamberlain'H Couirh licrut'dy. Mrs.
P. II. Martin, IVm, lud,, writos; "My
two dauifhtern bad whooping couh. 1
tfave them ( hainbcrlain's Cough Ken.,
edy aod it notked like a charm."
Never kick j live wire when it
is down.
Cholera Morbus.
This i a very painful am) dangerous
dmcaiie. In almtmt every nc iirhborhood
aome one hu-t ltcd Truiu it Ixdore mmli-
ctne could be obtained or a phynioian
summont'd. Tlu right way in to have
a bottle of i 'hainbt'rlain'a ('olio and
Diarrhoea Itemed y in the houite ao aato
h propan-d f.n it. Mra. than. Knyeart
Huntington. Ind , writet: "Itiiringthe
aumnipr of MM 1 two of mf children were
takers an k with mlh cholera morbua.
1 unpd i'handicrlain'i Colic and Diar
rhoea Remedy and it gave them imme
diate relief.'
A brutal man would be an orna
ment to any morgue.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bean -Ignature
of
LITTLE ONE SINGS.
When evening comes over the gray shadows fall,
Softly my little one sings;
Cuddles and coos to a linle rag doll,
And babbles of wonderful things.
Voice like a linnet, and eyes like a dove,
Little one rocks in her chair,
And tenderly sings, while her motherly love
Warms to her little one there.
I want to get down by the side of her, too,
And rock-a by back through the years,
Voyaging the Slumberland River ol blue,
Untroubled by doublings or fears.
To drift to a nest in the crook of an arm,
And lie in a cuddle of dreams;
Ah, little one, sing me the wonderful charms
I'p, up from the Lullaby streams.
And sing while the heart of you bursts in a song,
Cuddle your little one so,
l-'or yours is a Heeling tune, age is so long,
And you, little singer, will grow.
Age will lay hand on your curly, brown hair,
Make you a grown. up too soon;
Hustle you out of your little red chair
Sing, sing, while your heart is in tune !
Softly gray shadows come creeping down,
Little one journey away
Mother and dolly to Slumberland Town.
Drowsy-eyed dreamers astray,
Leaving me here where a mist of her song
Falls on my heart like a deu,
And heaven, I thank you, though age is so long,
May the dreams that come true.
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS BAD
Sap 65 year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Telli How She Wu Rtliered
After a Few Doiei of Black-Draught.
Meadorsrtlla, Ky. Mm. Cynthia
Hlgglobotham, of this town, lays: "At
my age, which Ii 66, tha liver does
Dot act so well aa when youm. A tew
years ago, my stomach waa all out ot
fix. I was constipated, my llrtr
didn't act. My digestion was bad, and
It took so little to upset me. My ap
petite waa gone. I waa very weak...
I decided I would glre Black
Draught a thorough trial as I knew It
was highly recommended for this
trouble. I began taking IL I felt
better after a few dosee. My appetite
Improved and I became itrongor. My
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble waa soon righted with a few
and Beautiful Furms.
Med Need Plesplates to Male Stun, Healthy. Viprotis
Bodies.
Athletes increase their strength, energy and en
durance 200$ or more by simply taking a few week's
treatment of Ary;o-Phosphate
Atlanta, ' ia. 1'r. K. A. Jaeobntui avs
that I'huHphatt'B are jiift as es-ientiiil tu
any man ut woman who tires easily, is
nervous, or irritable, worn out, or louks
haggard and pale to make a Htrong, ro
bust, vigorous healthy body, a thvy
arc to cotton to make it grow. The lark
of t'lumphate in the cuuhc id' all eni'imc
condition and the admiiitration ot'
gram Argo-i'hosphate tablet will in
create he Mtrength and en
durance of weak, nervou careworn men
and women Hint percent, in twoor three
weeks time in many instances, and
their continued use will hndd up the
whole nervons yteni. and give new
life, vim, vigor, ami vitality to the w hole
body. 1 always prescribe Argod'hus
phate to patients who are pale and col
orless, ami it is surprising to see how
tiuicklya few weekH treatment will trans,
form a pale face to a rosy-cheeked beau
ty. There can he no rosy -cheeked,
healthy, beautiful women, w about then
system ih dulliciently supplied with
rhospliateti. In recent interviews with
physicians on the grave and serious con
sequences of a deficiency of I'hosphates
in the blood of Amencau men ami w
men. I have strongly emphasized the
fact that doctors should prescribe more
phosphates in the form of Argod'hos
phate for weak, worn-out. haggard look
ing men and women When the skin is
pale, and the Henh dabby, it is a sign ol
auenia. V ben the phospatea go Iroin
the blood, the pink cheeks go, too. Ihe
CocojofiE Siuf WqiTElEn
25c. BOX FREE.
A Sin Bleach or Whitener for Dark or Brown
Skin, Removing All Blemishes and Clearing; all
Swarthy or Sallow Complexions and Causing
the Skin to Grow whiter. Don't Envy
a Clear Complexion Use Cocotone
Skin Whitener and Have One
WHAT USERS THINK OF COCOTONE.
Macon, t.a.
Cocotone to.
liear Sirs: Kend me hy return mail
two boxes of Cocotone skin Whitener
and three cakes of Cocutoue Skin Soap.
They are tine and 1 do not care to he
without them. Enclosed ia money or
der for !!.&".
Yours truly,
CLA It A M. JACKHIIN.
Waycroes, Via.
Cocotone Co.
Dear Friends: Your Cocotone skin
Whitener is the finest thing 1 ever saw.
My skin is very dark and the first box
has made it many shades lighter, and
my friends all ask me what I have been
using. Enclosed you will find $2.1)11.
Please send me six boxes of Bkin Vhi
teoer and two cakes of soap.
Yours truly,
ANNA 1W. WHITE.
For Sale by the W. H.
doses ot flack-Draught
Seventy years of successful me tag
made Thedford'a Black-Draught a
standard, household remedy. Every
member, of every family, at times,
need the help that Black-Draught can
give In cleansing the system and re
lieving the troubles that come from
constipation, ImhKestlon, lazy liver,
etc. Vou cannot keep well unless your
stomarh, liver and buwela are In good
working order. Keep them that way.
Try lilack-liruugat It acta promptly,
gently and in a natural way. If you
fsel sliwslsh, tnl;o a dose tonight.
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
2jc. a package Oue cent a dost
All druggists. J. 69
!o Make Rosy Cheeks
muscle ruk tone. They become net
ous, irnUh'e, despondent, melancholy
the htain fags, and the memory fails.
Thertore if you wish to preserve your
healthy tin, igor and vitality, to a ripe
old age, you must Hupply the deticieucy
of I'bospliates tacking in your food by
icing igo-t'iiusptiate, the lorm ut
I'hosphates most easily assimilated.
NOTICE
Argo-I'liosphate w hich is recommend
ed and prescribed by physician in all
i iieum' case, is not a secret or patent
medicine, but one that is sold ami rec
otn mended by well known druggists
i .eiywhere, and physiciaus are daily
subscribing the constituents contained
in it. being entirely unlike many other
I'liotphatc, it i easily assimilated and
will he found cllective in the treatment
ot indigestion ami stomach troubles, as
well a tor care worn. nervous conditions.
The manufacturers of Argo-l'tiosphate
will forfeit to any charitable institution
fJiiiMN) if they cauuot treat any man or
woman under -' w ho lack i'hosphates
and increase their strength and endur
ance hum K per cent, lort-m per ceuU
or mine in one month's time, if they
ate bee from organic trouble. It is
dispensed by the W. .M. Cohen Drug
Company,
Tree sample in a ilea by the Argo Lab
! oiatoncs, Atlanta, (ia.
Montgomery, Ala.
Cocotone I 'o.
IiearSirs: 1 llnd ttiat t'oeotons Main
Whitener is the best preparation l uave
ever usetl to clear the skin, and wish you
would mail two holes at once.
(iiied) MKS. C. P. JOItNSWN.
Do not accept substitutes or Imi
tations. Cut This Out
THE COCOTONE CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
I have never used Cocotone Bkin
lutener, hut if you will send mea Kic.
box free, will be pleased to trv it. 1 en
clrac six L'c- stamps to cover cost of
mailing, packing, etc.
Name.,
Address
AtiENTS WANTED.
Cohen Drug Company,
II II
Of Accounts Audited and Allowed
by the Town Board for the Fiscal
Year.May 1,1917 to April 30,1918
May 7, 1917.
('. ii, Holce. mdse 'JO 4
1'ixon A. 1'oole, lumber 1 MJ
Clark A Miller, shoeing horsa I 10
Cheek A Clark, street sweeping 1 fi
Smith A Hodwell, drayage, 12 14
Pierce-Whitehead Hdw. Co.mdw 16 Uti
Harrisons Inc., indue, 01 --r
Harry Smith, telephone & labor 1 1 7.'
H. H. Hall, night police, 35 IK)
Z. stringer, supt water works t.r IK)
Geo. Williams, laborer ;-5 l
W. Is. Scott, treasurer, 12 fti
.1. 11 Sledge, Clerk b '
Ale Cheatham, scavenger, 40 ou
ieo. C -reen, mayor 10 H7
C. L. Kveretl, chief police, 70 W
Total, W47 W
June 4, 1917.
Weldon Livestock Co., horBe $lo0 IW
tieo. Haley, overcharge tax 'I Ut
1'iercc Whitehead Hdw. Co. mdse 4'A I
Harrisons Inc., alum
Cheek & Clark, rent of team
(ieo. ('. cireen, expense of trip,
Manufacture liean. Adv. Hoard,
Thomseti Chemical Co. lime
Smith A Kodwell. drayage,
K. H. Smith, expense
Weldon iro. '.
Willey-MoorcCo. mdse
J. Ii. Sledge, notary service
Lucius (i reen service
Dr. 1. K. lireeu, salary J year
Ii, S. Hall, night police
.. Stringer, supt water workB
tieo Williams, laborer
W. I.. Scott, treasurer,
J. Ii. Sledge, clerk
Alex. Cheatham, scavenger
C. L. Kvert'tt, chief police
Total,
$744 73
July 2,1917.
K. L. Ilnyward, printing 8
N C. Hoard of Health, tax Hi
Kverett Waddey, ledger, 6
Dixon A Poole, lumber, Hfi
Htttchelor Hios. work 4
Austin Western Hoad Machinery
Co., sweeper 4'J5
mith A Hodwell, dray age 10
K. II. Smith, street work, 79
Hoanoke KiverDcv. Co. light
and pump KI3
Pierce-Whitehead Hdw. (Jo. mdse U'i
llarrell's l'tg House, printing
Chockoyottti Brick Co. brick
Lonnie Cheatham, rebate
Harrisons Inc., alum,
It. S. Hall, night police
Z. Stringer, sup water works
(ieo. Williams, laborer,
W. L. Scott, treas
.1. U. Sledge, clerk
Alex Cheatham, scavenger,
i'. L. Kverett, chief police
am liailey, tax rebate
(t. c. Green, mayor, salary May
and . I une
Total, $1 7Ii7 05
August 7, 1917.
Harrisons Inc., alum (Ltii
K II Smith, expense 40
J (t Devries, lumber 10
Smith A Kodwell, dray age A frt !!3
Weldon Gro. Co. feed 4M
Clark A Miller, shoeing 'i
Pierce Whitehead Hdw. Co, mdse 4
Hume Telephone Co. services 4
Walker Kvans A Cogwell, record 11
It. Ii. I lev. Co., lamp I
I It sledge, expense 1
ft S Hall, night police ;t5
C L Kverett, chief police 70
Z Stringer, supt water works S5
Geo V ilbams, laborer U5
W L Scott, treas p
Alex Cheatham, scavenger 40
J li .Sledge, clerk 15
Geo ('Green, mayor 10
W TShaw, tax lister tu
Total, Htt! m;
September 4, 1917.
t.eo t (ireen, mavor 10 (iO
K. Cheatham, scavenger, 4U U0
W I. Scott, treas l 50
C L I.verett, chief police "r Uu
I. Stringer, supt water works Sft 00
It S Hall, night police So no
A W Autlleton, clerk 15 oo
Koanoks News, adv. 61 50
E t'Craver, mdse '40 00
llamll's l'tg House, printing 2 .V
Dixou 1'oole, lumber .1 oo
(ieo Williams, laborer H6 tK)
A W Andleton, stamped enyelopea 16 60
Smith ,V Kodwell, hauling 3 IS
Harry Smith, labor on street 1 00
1'ieice-WhiU'head Hdw. Co. mdse 2 84
iotal, 434 80
October 2, 1917.
rierce-w lntehead Hdw Co. mdse 6 06
Weldon l'tg Co. tax books 8 00
Thomson Chemical Co. mdse 10 00
Roanoke It. Dev Co. lights 633 48
" " 5 lamps a 50
Harrisons Inc. alum l;t 5o
H (t Howe, recording births H 00
W Idon (iro. Co. mdse 40 68
Clark & Miller, shoeing horse 1 60
E H Smith, expense 16 00
Smith A Kodwell, account 40 89
A W Andleton, making tax books 16 00
E II Smith, salary , year liO 00
l.eo (' llreeni rrtsvnr 10 CC
A W Autlleton, olerk 15 00
Z stringer, supt water works 85 00
C I. Everett, chief police 76 00
W I.Scott, treas 19 60
It 8 Hall, night police 36 00
Ueo Williams, laborer 36 00
E. Cheatham, scavenger 40 00
A W Andleton, ei, on roe. book .76
Total, 1 2S7 36
November 6. 1917.
Home Tel. Co. services 4 00
Weldon l'tg Co. printing 8 00
Harry Smith, account, M 42
Pierce-Whiteliead Hdw. Co. mdse 20 41
Harry Smith, expense I8 60
Weldon (iro. Co. feed 31 07
Weldon Sheet Metal Works.mdse 1 26
Crane Co.mdse 2 10
C L Everett, chief police 76 00
R S Hall, night police 36 00
Z Stringer, supt water works 86 00
Oeo. Williams, laborer 36 00
I E Cheatham , scavenger 40 00
It M
16 07
15 INI
4.V. IIS
15 IHI
lai 7.'.
111 (III
15 On
76 70
Harrisons Inc. mdse
Harry Smith, etpimse horse
lark A Miller, repair, wagon
and shoeing bone
Sehg Co. C N I'ondur,
lieed, McCook, lluyt, prof. serf.
Thomson Chemical Co. ehetu
II! (
85 I
111 I
I 'J .'
7:"j I
i
40 I
40 I
Z Stringer, supt water works
ti C Green, mayor,
W L Hcott, treas
L Everett, chief police,
It S Hall, night police
Ceo Williams, laborer
E Cheatham, scavenger
Total, fftH SO
January 7, 1918
K II Smith, expense -It; V
Home Tel Co. services 4 nil
.1 O Devries, lumber, 17 4M
Weldon iro Co. feed, st cleaning 4.ri 18
Austin Western Mach. Co 25 (Hi
'rane Co. mdse U U
Dison A Poole, lumber 4 4s
H Ii Dev Co. lights, (tt3.4
P (.ore, phone call AK
Harrison's (iaragc, mdse M.iAf
W I, Scott, treas 11! r.U
eo ('. Green, mayor 10 07
C L Kverett, chief police, 75 ut
It s Hall, night police, 40 (H
Z Stringer, supt waterworks Hi Ol)
Geo Williams, laborer 40 iki
K Cheatham, scavenger, 40 ihi
A W Andleton, clerk lfl 00
Pierce-Whitehead Hdw. Co acct 14 14
Total, $1 464 Oil
February 4, 1918.
H (i Howe, recorilmg births 16 50
Itixon & 1'oole, lumber 4 40
Weldon ( iro Co. feed B3 9(1
Weldon l'tg Co. printing a 0(1
Clark A Miller, shoeing horso 1 00
liul'ont DeNemoursCo.ehem UI6 50
Harry Smith, exp and hauling 71 :K
t'ierce-Wtittehead Co. mdse 5 81
'L Stringer, supt water works 85 IH
Oeo Williams, laborer 40 00
C 1. Everett, chief police, 75 00
It S Hall, night police, 40 00
tieo C. Oreen, mavor 16 66
W. I.. Scott, treas VI 50
A W Andleton, clerk 16 00
E Cheatham, sea venuar, 40 00
A C L K It., lease for hose 6 oo
Total, $51)2 71
March 4, I9IH.
Dixou l'oole, lumlier .60
Home Tel Co. service 4 00
E.I. Hul'ont lie NemoursCo. acct 136 Ml
Pierce-Whitehead Hdw Co. acct !) H
Weldon (iro Co. feed U7 78
Harry Smith, coal, horse rent 71 fill
tieo F. Coyne, lime 8 64
Clark A Miller, shoeing horse 1 50
(ieo V (ireen, mayor 16 66
W I. Scott, treaB. 12 50
C L Everett, chief police 75 00
II S Hall, night police 40 ihi
Z Stringer, supt water works 110 110
Oeo Williams, laborer, 40 00
E Cheatham, scavenger, 40 is
A W Andleton, clerk, 15 50
Total, $5so 57
Anrll 1. 1918.
1'ierce-Wliitehead Hdw Co.mdse 11 48
Weldon li ro. Co. feed 14 25
Harry Smith, exneuse 2H 25
C I, Everett, chief police 75 00
Ii S Hall, night police 40 (HI
stringer, supt water worka !HI 00
(Ieo Williams, laborer 40 Oo
h Chatham, scavenger, 40 00
W I. Scott, treas 12 50
(Ieo C (Ireen, mavor, 18 66
A W Andleton, clerk 15 1st
(ieo C (Ireen, rebate on taxes 15 isi
Harry Smith, salary j year 25 00
It It Hev Co. lights km h
WL Scott, treas
Geo C Green, mayor
A W Andleton.clerk
Total,
December 4, 1917.
A W Andleton, clerk
Total, $ o.-i7 57
RECAPITULATION.
Orders Paid in May l!H7 I 447.28
" " June " 744.73
" " July " 1,7:17.(15
" " August ' 660.87
'' '' Sept 424.80
" " Oct " 1,357 36
" " Nov. " 4.'k5 92
" " Dec. " 504 3U
" -' Jan. 1U18 1,464.63
" " r'eb. " 5K2.71
" " March ' 689.57
" " April " 1,657.57
ToUl, K),o:t6,48
Water Collector's Report.
Keceipts Ma? 1st, 1817 to April
30th, 11)18. 13.463.63
My ami pd Treas. as per state. 8,463.63
A. W. ANDLETON,
Collector Water Rents
Approved:
W. L. SCOTT,
W. T. WHITEHEAD,
W.T. PAKKEH,
Finance Committee.
Treasurer's Report.
Kor year ending April Jtltl., HiiS.
May 1 Hy bal on hand 1 2,7.', 10
By amt rec. from water rent 3,463.63
' " " Taxes 14,341.11
' Bridie Bond 374.60
I. .i .. T0Ttn M,p i.Otl
20,931134
To amt paid out by order of
Town Board 110,036.411
To amt paid for in
terest St. bonds
To amt paid out
water works bonds
To amt paid out
eurtail town note
To amt paid out
2,1511.00
2.400.00
1,(100.00
for int. ou town note
136.40 116,721.88
Hal on hand May 1, 1918 $6,217.46
W. L. SCOTT,
Treasurer.
Mayor's Report.
Total No. cases tried from May 1,
1917, to April 30, 1918 64
Total fines imposed and paid $200.60
oespecuuuy suDmutea,
oUac.uBJiliN.Kaor,
"DON'T SIT
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
DON'T ''sit down and quit" sdlinc l"IIKH:T and WAR SAV
ING STAMI'S while the l.ik'iiy Drive is heing mude. Now
ML, is lite time for ymi to gel in your itm-M v.iltinWc wurk and make
uJT the Wur-Siiviiigs CiiflipiiiKn do wh.n it was iniciided reach
MF sttiiill investors, ilnise not tihle in buy Liberty Unnds. This
- euinpaign will find many people who wain to invest their savings
in Government securiiii-s but who ore nm in a position to buy a Liberty
Bond. This is ihe purpose of Ihe Vt'ar-S;iviiig Stump to ulf'ord ihe
person of limited means ihe same opportunity to share Ihe benefits of
fered by the Government for ihe loan ol money lhai are open to large
investors.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
WALTliR E. DANII-L,
Attorney-at-Law,
WHI.IION, N. c
I'raetiees iu the courts ol Halifax auo
Northampton ami in tint Supreme aun
Ketleral courts. ( 'ollection?. uiatle in all
parts of North Carolina. Cranch otliee
at Halifax open every Momlay
OEOROEC. UREEN,
ATTORN KY-A'l'-LAW,
Ollice iu (ireen Ituiltling
Weldon. N.C.
Wm. L. KNIGHT,
Attorney and Counsellor at-Law,
WKLlHtN, N. C.
Ollice in the haniel Pudding.
ItuainesH promptly and faithfully at
tent led to.
H. B. HARRELL, Jr.,
Attorney-at-l-aw,
WELDON, - - N. C.
Practices in the court of Halifax and
adjoining counties. Prompt attention
to all hum new eutriiMcu to me. (titice
over Kick's Jewelry store. II Iflim
ASHLEY B. STA1NBACK,
Attorney-at-Law,
Notary Public,
WELDON, - - N. C.
I'raetices in the courts of Halifax and
adjoining counties, l'ronipt attteiilion
to all busiut'HS eliltustetl lo me. ('nice
over M. C. Pair's btore.
u.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WELDON, N . C.k
Practices in the courts ol Halifax and
ftdjoiuing counties ami n. the Supreme
Courl of the Slate. Special alteution
given to collections and prompt returns
Yv . J. WARD,
IM'.NTIST,
OFFICE I N DANIEL IIHLHINii
WELDON. N.t
sepl2 ly
H.W. H:RtoYS
4aaaa( o t-eBsssx
Qo to HARRISON'S
Kor Automobile Itepairs and Supplies.
All kinds of Machine work done sta
tionary, (iamihiie, Marine and Kleam
KiiLMiies. Guum antl PmIoIm Satinfactioo
gll.uuiileed.
AUTOMOBILES
Tires mid Supplies on hand lor tale
II. W. HAUIIISON,
Weldon, N. C.
cuf FLowEqs
FOR
JLL 0CCJSI0fJS
Kohch. Carnaiions, Valben, Violets and
Orchid the leaders. Wedding Flowers
arraiigeil iu latest ait, J loiai Designs,
ti'iNtically arranged.
Fall and Winter Bulbs Are Now
Ready, Plant Early lor Best
Results.
lio- ebushes, Kvergreens, Shrubbei ies,
hade Trees and Hedge Plants in vari
ous various at
IL. O'QUINN & COMPANY,
Phone 149
RALEI'lH North Carolina.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TYPEWITERRS.
We carry a large stock ol standard
Typewriters. Cau luriush at once Mon
111
miui neinier, i.. ninuii a liro. s
and Underwood. Anv other make from
6 to Id days' uutice. We have both the
visible and the invimblc. We bought a
large stock of these Ty pew liters from
ouedourlh loonediall the tegular whole
sale price, and on sate now at one-fourth
to one-hall the regular retail prices. A
good Typewriter from T.'0 to $15. A
better one $ 17. IA) to lix.'Ai The heat
from &to up to any puce. ill be glad
to answer any iuquiry in connection
with these machines, and heitd asm pi en
of the work done bv any ol the Type
writers we have. Every boy and girl
should have one of our cheap Typewri
ters to learn how to use. Any person
who can write well ou a typewriter cau
demand a large salary. Auyone who
buys a cheap typewriter from us and
want a better one later, we will lake
back the one bought and allow thesaine
paid for it in exchange for a better one,
if returned in wood condition and within
sii months. Ii nut in gnodconddiouwe
allow the marxet value. We cany Type
writer lihhoua and other supplies,
SPIERS BROS
WELDON, N.O.
DOWf4
AtlO QUIT."
Sale of Land for Taxes.
I mil sell to the liiL'ln-t Indtler fur
eu-li at tin-Courl lli.use door til Hie
tntvii of lliilirax, on Momlay, July 1st,
l!i". Uu- I'olliitviiiif (It'Hrntit'tl lands in
I. illlcttui Tiih iinIhp, foi taxes antl costs
I'm year HUT:
sall t- Alston. -I acres, I'eiry land. .7 '4
llonanl l itts, '-' acres. Oak iirove M
I'rinu'is 'rlioinpson, lsl acres, 1',
Alston's land, 6.64
Hi my 'l is .lout's. I' aeics, .fohn-
slttii land :l.7l
W. II. .Itnies, I acres, Summit, 14.40
II. II. Mint), I lot, Littleton, :l'J.n2
W. s, Iti.iiliiil, 1 in acres, Hen
Johnston lati'l "I 81
li. W. K I V i.
Tax Collect,tir Littleton Township.
t rilllf in first nnd rnpyrlifhli nhtelnml -r till
('. html IiKhIi I. slti'trhM or pll'ttosl n ! .1.1-
..'m; r..r rRII MARCH tl n t
on tlt'iilnliilil j. liHitk rvlaioiiit-a.
PATKNTt BUILD PORTUNCt
) u Nir trcn iHMtklt-ta Ull h.iw wluM Ut lavritl
mill rnsti' yon (noiWT Wiitr twtJ.
D. SWIFT & CO.
PATINT LAWVSSS,
303 Seventh St., Washington. D. C
OF
I p IO IHE. MINI Tl:
lV,ILLIMh.
I FAM Y (iOODSand NOVELI IES.
Itultetick's Patterns,
k & Q. Corsets,
Misses at 75c. ladies 75e. to $1
. tflA. I'lif'es will be made to suit thr
times. Hals and Honnets made and
ti imuietl to oitler.
All.MAII.OIIDEHS PKOMITLY
FILLED.
Mils. P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon, N. C :
umi. st-g.AW j.'
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SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
ALL KINDS OF PRINTING TO
E. L. HAYUARD,'
U elilon. N. C.
Larabst Stock in (be
f1.iL
4U Mil
W lien in Norfolk call on a
Vou will lln.l ulmt v.,., u...
aud get it quickly.
natiuguu canvassers, no
I tle.l to our piices. This ena-
ullleS US til llsl. lirutnlauu ....
tei lul ami tiuish tt properly .
We Pay Preljtht and tluarantct)
Sate Arrival
THE COUPIF MIHl VMtK.
yt im in business.)
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Wood's
oeejtia.
Cow Peas
After Harvesting Grain Crops
Farmers should malt, every pr.p.
aratlon to sow all the cow PE
possible after harvesting gram erou.
th IS y.ar, ao as to Increase th. fer
tility and productlvetiese of thci,
lands for orops to follow.
The Sowing of Cow Peas t
the Last Working of Corn
Is also to b. strongl, r.oomm.ndeu
Farmers who have practiced tl
claim that th. sowing 0f Cow Paal
In corn Increases th. yield ot cop 4
an at th. a.m. time It mai,,, J
tSSJZ?' ,0" -'""
Writ, foe "WOOD'S CHOP
matlon about all S.a.on.ni, sa
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