th extreme weaknett often resnlu In
Impaired hearing, weakened eyesight,
bronchitii and other troubles, but If
Scott't Emutiion ti given promptly,
It carries atrenftth to the organs a
and creates rich blood to build dSk
up the depleted forces.
CUUrcn thrive on Scott' i Cmubioo. A if
ft to Free from AlrohtL aU.J,
THE HOANOKL NEWS
Thi kmia, Ji i.y 4,
Published Every Thursday.
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A weekly I'eiiMK'mtii' journal ilrvuleil
n the mati-rial, edtieutiouul, political
ami airrieultuial iritereHlM ul llalila ami
urrouuiliotceuuutieH.
Adverti.iUK rate resaoDalita aod fur
aished oa application.
I pledge allegiance 10
MY r'LAG and to the
Kepuhlic fur which ii
siands, one nation in
divisible wnh Liberty
and Justice for all.
YOU DARE NOT SHIKK.
Work, work, work, and keep
on working, be you day laborer,
mechanic, clerk, banker, manu
facturer, merchant, capitalist, law
yer, preacher or teacher, or what
ever may be your occupation. All
that you have, all that you prue in
lite, the honor of woman your
women, be it remembered the
safety of the prattling baby, the
child yet unborn, the religion of
Christ, civilization, your own
America.
THE NATION'S SUPREME TASK
The nation's one job is to make
war with every ounce of material
moral, physical and financial
strength. Nothing else counts
now.
War, war, vigorous, aggressive,
all-powerful war, is our one su
preme work. To that end the full
est measure of the nation's life
must be given and upon it the ut
most potentialities of our resources
be concentrated. Banish every
thing else but the things which
arm us with the power to strike
for life and liberty.
COMPARATIV E SUUAR PRICES
During the first year of the war,
the United States consumed more
than four million tons of sugar.
The wholesale price of refined
sugar in this country at the present,
lime is $7..H) per hundred pounds
as compared with $9.15 last Au
gust. The regulated wholesale
price of sugar in various countries
makes an interesting comparison;
Per hundred pounds.
United Kingdom, $12.59
France, $ 1 2.28
Italy, 26.30
Canada, 8.07
United States, 7. JO
An increase of one cent per
pound in the price ul sugar in the
United States would take at least
$82, 185,820 out of the pockets of
American consumers in one year.
PRODUCE EVERYTHING.
This means crowd every coal
mine to the utmost of its capacity,
run every furnace and steel plant
as though the nauun's life depend
ed on it, which it does; build every
ship, big and small, steel and wood,
for which men and materials can
be found, and count not the cost;
run every cotton mill to its limit.
Produce every bale of cotton,
every bushel of grain that can be
grown, raise livestock and poultry,
and keep on raising them, for our
allies are hungry, and soon will
starve if we cannot supply them
bread and meat.
Make guns, the biggest and the
best; produce explosives without
limit; crowd all the potentialities of
chemistry to the last notch of hu
man energy; expand railroads;
build permanent highways; make
money with all possible energy,
and turn it into Liberty Bonds and
Red Cross or kindred intersts.
MAY THERE BE NONE.
President Wilson, in his state
ment calling upon every man, wo
man, and child to pledge them
selves to sav constantly and to
buy regularly the securities of the
Government, says, "May there be
none unenlisted."
As the President points out,
I his war is one of nations not
of armies and all of our 100,
000,000 people must be economi
cally and industrially adjusted to
war conditions if this nation is to
play its full part in the conflict."
Our Nation, not our Army and
Navy only, is ai war. And that
means thai all of us not aUuaiiy
fighting must do our part.
That part consists in giving the
Army and the Navy all the support
of which we are capable. To do
that each one of us must first of all
be a producer to our maximum
ability and a consumer of necessi
ties only, For every bit of man
power and every particle of mate
rial is necessary for the use of the
Army and Navy and for the ma
king of the things essential to our
citizens.
As a maximum producer and as
t consumer oF necessities only,
each one of us will be an accumu
lator of savings. And these savings
can be invested in War Savings
Stamps with benefit both to the
Government and ourselves.
REVENUE LEGISLATION.
Holy fair, equitably distributed
t.ixjiiun of the widest incidence
and drawing chiefly from the
sources which would be likely to
demoralize credit by their very
almikl.mcc can prevent inflation
and keep our industrial system
free of speculation and waste. We
shall n.iiiii illy turn, therefore, I
suppose, in war profits and in
comes and luxuries for if"! addi
tional axes.
But the w ar profits and incomes
upon which the increased taxes
will be levied will be the profits and
incomes of the calendar year 1918.
It would be manifestly unfair to
wan until the early months of 1919
to say what they are to be. It
might be difficult, 1 should imag
ine, to run the mill with water that
had already gone over the wheel.
Moreover, taxes of that sort will
not be paid until June of next year,
and the Treasury must anticipate
them. From President Wilson's
Address to Congress.
WELDON 33 YEARS AGO.
Prom The Roanoke News,
25, July 2, 1885.
June
Miss Campbell and Mrs. Daniel's
school closed Friday after a most
prosperous term. j
Miss Kate Mills, of Wake For
est, is spending a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. P. A. Lewis.
Miss F. C. Pierce's school closed
for the term several days ago. The
session w as quite satisfactory.
A pleasant entertainment was
given ai Mr. H. Allen's, Monday
night, complimentary to Master
Raleigh Daniel.
The baseball clubs of Weldon
and Garysbuig played a game at
Garysburg last l-"riday. Weldon
beat by a score of ti2 to J I .
Mr. Thomas L. Purnell left last
Thursday night ror Durham.where
he has secured a position in one
of the excellent hotels of that place.
Shentt R. J. Lewis look his fam
ily 10 Littleton last week to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Lllen Daniel, Miss Annie
Conigland, Miss Fannie C. Pierce,
and Miss Maggie Conigland left
Sunday afternoon on the fast train
for Wilson to attend the Normal
School.
Makried. On May 2Gih at the
residence of John A. Walker, near
Gaston, by Justice T. J. E. Hock
ady, John Shehorn to Miss Emma
Collins, daughter of the late H. R.
Collins.
Died. We regret to announce
the death of Cornelia, youngest
child of Hon. J. M. Mullen, which
took place at Halifax Monday, of
cholera infantum. She was nearly
a year old. Our sympathies go
out to the bereaved parents.
Markibd. At the residence of
Mrs. Gen'l. Clark, in Littleton, on
Wednesday evening the 24th inst.,
at 3 o'clock, Mr. Joe Nicholson
and Miss Dora Clark, ofthiscoun'
ty, were united in the holy bonds
of wedlock, the Rev. J. R. Nelson
officiating.
Quite True.-Wc hear the ad'
dress of our young friend and
brother, W. E. Daniel, Esq., of
Weldon, before the Louisburg
High School, highly praised. We
had our eye on this young attorney
ever since he acquitted himself so
handsomely at Wake Forest, and
we believe it only a question of
time when he will be one of the
first men in the State. Biblical
Recorder.
HOW'S THIS?
Wp utl'erODp Hundred Dollars Reward
for any rate of Catarrh that cannot be
euri'il hy llall'i Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Caiarrli Medicine haa been
taken hy ratarrh sufferers for the past
:i years, and lias become known as the
moat reliable remedy for catarrh. Haifa
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood
on the Mueoua aurfacea, eipelliQg the
Poison from the Blood and healing the
diseased portions.
After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see a
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Hall's Medicine
at once and get rid of catarrh.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is takes inter
nally acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system.
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO.,
Toledo, Ohio
Testimonials sent free, Price 76 cents
per hottle. Sold by all drujgists.
H ali i Family Pills for Constipation
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BILLS
The Packer's Bill
for Live Stock
For the first six months of our operations
under the Food Administration, ending
April 30, 1918. Swift & Company paid for
DKfssrn wrir.MT IKS.
live stock 1.558,600,000 $323,800,000
For the same
period In 1917 1,338,300,000 $210,400,000
Increase in
Weight 16V4 220,300.000
Increase
in cost 5496 . $113,400,000
The Consumer's
Bill for Meat
- T, r-, nr - Tlftr U
must necessarily have increased
correspondingly, as Live Stock
prices and meat prices fluctuate
together.
When the producer gets high
prices for his live stock, tha con
sumer's meat bill must neces
sarily be larger.
Year 6ook of Interesting and
Instructive facta tent on request.
Address Swift A Company,
Union Stocli Yards, Chicago, Illinois
Swift & Company, U.S. A.
P -A HEALTH IS WEALTH
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STATE BOARpOF
Schools And Physical
A Htioul supti Inteiniptit. principal
r i nui hnr who iniuplaniH that th cur-
rlrtilum U ilrnnily no com plot fly tali-
Wi up by othar lubjuctt that tt la dlfTl-
vuii to find tltii fur phyMcal eiUirsv
Uon In the public school merfly con
f''! to a faulty traiiili.it. ilniu vry
Bii!m authority uu education gives
tiur plac to thi Impnptanca of regu
lar daily aiercUa In th development
of healthy, cleoiinilndiK, young mun
and young womu. Efficiency it Ui
word nowaday!, and physical training
la one of tha aanttaU.
A curriculum which takes up to
BiU' h tin, that avan the tnallanable
right of the ohtld to a daily forenoon
aud afternoon race si of fifteen tntuu-
subjtnt In tliH puit tt hat btjvn fvau
i'otiHUlH!'d faahioiiabla to be d lu ale
and tickly. and among the older gen
eration of school teach er we fear
there li still a aort of contempt for
phyalcal education the coutumpt of
eiaei Ignonince of the eubjett Mod
el n pedagogues, however, an Hinted,
ate unanimous In their tnalatencu upon
the iieceHRlty of physical training
along with mental training in th pub
lic schools. The great war ha prob
ably ttrei.gtheued thin feeling. We
hope It haa, at least.
It li a curious, yet a deplorable fact
that most of our laws regulating the
practice of medicine or the heallnK art
are mad by legislators who kuow
nothing of thi art or of the whvs of
hygiene or health. It is a wonder
that our lawn are as food as they are.
Shall we permit school superintend
ents, principals and teachers, with lit
tle or no knowledge of physical train
ing and lettf respect for It, to etnaicu
lata such laws aa may be made Id
WorrJ U
MBTiTAJ- and PHYSICAL
DEVELOPMENT
000 HIAUTH OUT WIIO.HS ALL SLSt.
tMrth MaWi Ml Things Aes Po aalfcle, Without It Ntthlnj la War
Wr, lis.
North Carolina! State College
of Agricuttiire ami
Engineering
Conditions l.ri'Up'ii out v u-.ii.i u.u -Imrltl remove all doubt n to the
value of teihjii.al clucitn'ii. in- .-n-- .f pi."hH-u.n in all il''"13'11
nl the iiiuc. Let your son pi(u binw lt Im u- !ul, proiluctnc ciiicnslnp. Let
him have an opportunity to nnilMply Ins chVinicy in whatever industry he may
engine.
Slate Collrgp offers four yr.ir nuii-"'. in: Am i.-'ilturo, Auriciiltimil (.hnn
isirv. Chrrmral Kni'mrcririL' l.ivtl kn-'inct rniL- M'yImiiicjI Limitl',erm'. Mei'-
O tin al KnKMH't-rnia. lextile Iti'lu-irt. Mt ni.
y Military Traininc unor ' I . S. ini) t'llicer.
0 I ml of Hrwue Ullut-r' Traimni! Cnrp. Cen ril iverniinnl an-s
Biur tu pirtly pay fur uiiitnini. lum.-r Viimi rnrnc p.t HinnimtiiiK to
mi r $KMUhl per ve;ir. Siimiuer " i m i .it I'l.iti-I.nii',. Vnk ilu ear.
Htl.n.li'd liy Jimti.rf dec .f c-l I i i fn.itrn !,. I Ac It. O. T. C. ciiiir- if
Ciillril into nerucp nre iiHiireil t..nn,;; inui
Twti hundred and f,.rtv m -lud ir 'n vii-ldin,! fnc tuitifit to tvedv l)ot.
Vounii M-n' Cliri-lian A-uriaiii.n liuildinu vtiii-li vo IWJXKI. Hegulaf
D I'M ill (leinTitl Secret r in ilt.ui'
Sinmu Vihlfiic Ti-iini.
in II inu'ls truth irur wotk complrtrd.
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Nimirrmw Short Ctm
I-or lllu-h.iinl l it. ill. in. Cii dn'jiK -
i 1 I ntt.iiu e III write,
F. F ?we, Registrar.
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No. 2, $3.50 per hundred.
No. 3, $4.50 per hundred.
MASON JARS !
Pints, 85c. per dozen; Quarts, 95c.
dozen; li Gallon, $1.10 dozen.
EASY SEAL. Pints, 90c. dozen;
Quarts, $1 dozen; h Gallon $1.25;
Extra Caps, 45c. dozen; JELLY
GLASSES, 65c. dozen.
re Hardware Co.,
WELDON, N. C.
Willev-Moo
tf i tit psi alt is torjoHM r
Sotti, h 4 hl sd'saH M bIKorr.
aUissp tit rlhtaltlsi ifeattw
Ms of tasWcs, Is t sr poor'r ar
raor onrrloulara indssd
Ftttsso ikHiUM ot Wri sssrcln
vary ssornlaf sod svary afiarnoori
would to ter toward oreomln tbs
biksrsM physical dsluts ot ths nos
wbioh wars so sadly la STldsuce Is
Iks ail proportlsn of caadldsles r
tfslad br ymf stolnln boards In
tbs rfoM Wt
Bsiors rwi snrsKsti ducstlon cu
ts UtiAaftod la k pfblie schools ths
Masipsis tai swsllsrB thsumlvss
fctiit sodatf soroi nswlsdr M Us
bsball of this vital fsawrs ot cduca-
llon? Sbsll wa ailmlt that Uis mir
rioulum as arranged hy such sduoa
turs cannot bs mudlSad sutTrslontly ts
(lva tbs ne.esiary tlma to the has 1th'
(ul physical devslopmsnt ot lbs ttu
dull body? No. not If w bops to
sss our children grow Into strong vig
orous msnboud and womanhood
It la up to evsry Intslllgsot parant
to sss t It thst sons and daughters In
school rsceivs proper physics! trail
rug. It Is sttll mors ths duty ot ersry
school board to make due provision)
lor the physical treiolag of school
eftlldrsn under the subsrrislea ot I
competent Instructor.
SUPPOSE you hud been ''luckinc away" jusi a couple of dol
lars a week for the past year. Wouldn't lhat $104 and inter
est be very nice 10 have right now ?
AKE up your mind today lhai one year from today you will
have thai amount.
START your account at this bank. We will add 4 per cent,
interest and welcome your account.
M
For Sale I
New Todd Check Protector. If
interested, call at this office.
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FISK
Weldon
CORD TIRES
are made in tltr rililieil tread
familiarly associated with
Cord Tires and in the fa
mous FiskNon-SkidTrcad.
No matter which of these
tiresyou choose) ou cannot
go wrong !
They are big, sturdy,
beautiful combining re
siliency, speed, mileage,
safety and comfort.
MOtO
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WELDON, N. C.
LOOK!
UTZ & DUNN'S
SHOES
M. F R K ID'S
Jd Inch While Voile, lovely
quality, 25c. lo $1 the yard.
id Inch l'ncyStrlpednd plaid
Voile, Hnllste and r'lanons, 35
and 50c the yard.
27 Inch I'ancy Voiles, Crepes
and riiuon. IH and J5c yard.
Jo inch All Silk Marquisette
several patterns. 65c the yard.
All grades of silk, Including the
whits and turquoise wash silks,
for skirts, walsti and llnisrle.
Another new feature ust added
to our line Is the "STANDARD
NEMO CORSET." You conserve
both health and money whan you
wear them.
M. FREID,
LADIES AND GENT'S OUTFITTER,
WELDON, N. C.
IVBBBBXOOlBiaSBMB
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T O D A Y
There are thousands ot men wearing W. L. D. Shoes. And Ihera
must be a reason. Perhaps, It's Just the swing of the toa-or the
(eel" of the leather-or maybe just the stitching-but tha differ
ence Is there and in every pair of W. L. D. Shoes Is so noticeable
that you'll see It the minute y out puona pair your feat.
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 shue
makers.
v 4 DOUGLAS
You'lllflndJ
them
at near
perfect a
hoe as can
be made.
FARBER & JOSEPHSON,
Mens and Boys Outfitters
WELDON. N. C.
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P A I R'8
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.
M. C. PAIR
Confections, Tellet Articles,
Fruits, Cigars, Medicines,
Complete Luncheonette In Connection.
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Bring; your nlcKles and dimes
to us where they will bring;
par value-A L W A Y S . . ,
We trim profits to the smallest
r possible margin. Come to tee us
you will be surprised at the many
necessary articles you should have
at 5, 10 and 25c.
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