54
Health
About
Gone
Many V--wands of
women s.'.-.m.i. from
wonuiiiy Uouliet have
been benefited by the use
of Cardui, the woman's
tonic, according to tellers
we receive, &n.i...ir t. this
one from A'.-s. Z. V. S;icll,
olll.iyne, N.C. "1 could
not stand on my feet, are!
Just buffered ten:l)ly,"
she says. "A., my f.uf
feruiK was : o i';c 1, ar.il
he tiad tried vV e re' i'-
dies, Dr. had i;s
get Cardui. . . I bnyti
improvi!!'. rmd it ctmd
me. I know, and my
doctor knum, what C ir
dui did for me, tor my
nerves and health eie
kbout gone."
TAKE
iRF5!
The Woman's Tonic
5
She writes further: ' I
am in splendid health . . .
can do my work. 1 feel I
owe it to Cardui, for I was
in dreadful condition."
If you are nervous, run
down and weak, or suffer
from headache, backache,
etc., every month, try
Cardui. Thousands of
women praise this medi
cine for the cood It has
done thetn, and many
physicians who have used
Cardui successfully with
their women patients, for
years, endorse this medi
cine. Think w hat it means
to be in splendid health,
like Mrs. Spell. Give
Cardui a trial.
All DmarorUfc
fut D sW
JT. fh
11 VL ULi H'l Ll
WONDERFUL STUFF!
LIFT OUT YOUR CORNS
Apply a few drops then lift corns or
calluses off with fingers
no pam.
Vii lniiTtlni;' Anv corn, vvhfllur Km!,
p.. It fif l-.-t tVM.I .',. t.H'r,, Will U...H.-II
n'lil iii j i r t -1 lii! nut, witlii'Nt a mrticln
nl 1'iiri t ''!' iir.
1 i i- .I.-ul' i- nll. fr. .-.'..fi.- nrt-i h rt
riiiiuii I i'f i tiiiT ili -i'iHiThI . a ( in-
fil.T'lti "Mil
A-k Ht urn liii': -t..i.- f..r a -mill
I...HI.- f fr--. .tlii'li will f.wt f-ilt
a tritti', I. lit U -tHi'it i. nt t,. n, nii.'a
f t of v. f mr all'i-.
i'lii H f. i ilf-ii-j JifclK 1 1 p. mi :iny
I. 11.1. r, fid ! - r,. ., .., , ;,lin'-. In .(,uiUy
I he mirt'iH - li-.t'ifir- :ifii -(writ, flit;
t'1 'Hi .-r ft !: - ill It..'- ii ;if:,l . .in !.f
lilttll ftf Wl'l -r t;!" r-
'! In- li tis: i' i- -I-- ,.. --n't t-:it nut the
'tin .r i-jiUii- . -hri I- I h. m .tii-
itit i v i'i ' in itrii.ii i',. ,iirr..i.;.:ii:' -l;:ti.
Iiirtt think' .i I'iiiii ;it ;til, in- rniv
n.'tJK nr r-n::iitin l..'ii j t T f ' "r
.it'tt'i'w ir.l. ilnt.';:i't tlmi'l li.ive
f if .mi- '; .ii: .ii'.l.T it fur v. ii.
!Ui
i i
AnjAppetizing
Meal
Everybody wants it.
Everybody likes it.
Everybody's looking for it.
HUT
You ran t get it unless ou
have the right kind of groceries.
(Jet 'em HI; RE !
Phone 280.
R. M. PUKNELL,
Weldon, N C.
D. SWIFT k CO,
PATINT LAWVrRS,
303 Sfvmlh St., Washir-rtmi. D P..
lkjjl)H!:j Eases h::i
Imnliini through the flesh and
quickly rflops pain. Demari'l a
liniment that you can rub with.
The beft rubbing liniment is
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for the Ailments of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Qooi for your own Aches,
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
25c50c$l. At all Vn-A -r
VMM. I I
. ii -j unmitniimTf a
trd murlni-inrt.-.. ri.-'ii-r,.M"i. .1 i... Sj
ri.tn,n fr FREE STAnCH r-t n S
PATENTS BUILD FORTUNES f-r B
mill Mtt Hid ni. iiir Wi ii.- i.titAv. K'
AN APPEALTOALL
PATRiOTICWflMEHi
Mrs, Thomas J. Preston. Jr.,
(Formerly Mrs. Grover Cicve- j
land) Urges Women of j
Nation to Stand Firm. I
"We can w.n If America eat; be held
:llltl li !l -jWsJlV '.'lii 'lit' Wit-
. 'r t.t' Anit'i ii it luu UvUl Iinr siml- !
tinll. AtiililiM nil j
jil icnWf I In; wviii a J
if Aiifi-:. .t sl...,i,.t !
I u ii i i i r a. .ii. 'i
Hl.Hril, ' s.t Jil i.
Until I I !.
ir. (p
i . i :
Mi-, riv-i
i'llr 111 III, .N.Tlir-
S.T J.Pslun.Ji '
ii) l.t'lliilll' H..IK
Ma- w ii h I In til si utiiiuih !, in-, (inn' a
nii'iiiLer ut Hit- l.t'iifciH's .Nulii'iuil l,x
t't iitnt' Ct.iiitiiiiit'i', iti.il i sri'i'i'iiii.t "t
lllf l.i'iuut's t't'lliiullft't; oil I'd 1 1'iiM l.Hllj
1'lii'uiiii i;.in, ;iijuii
Mis. I'ltSt-.hS lllt'DMIt1 tl" tilt' '!
iiifii u ilif tuiimiy ivii.n in full;
"Proclaim Llbeity."
" i'l'ucliiiiii l.il.t-i-ly llir.iiili.ini ALL
T1IK I.AMJ unto nil ll.u inhuLiiaiita
llnri-uf.-
" l lifsi.' vnr.ts wwc wriih ii kImmiI
HVmi jiri l.i'fdre Christ, us i-u t .if
ilk' l,u .if HnMlteMi In lilt- )-.'' k of
J.eiUk-ii8, Km- fHiln-rs iim.rifi.il iliiMu
iii..ii tlif l.llit-rij lU-ll wlii.ii culi."l uur
iniKlil.v tiallmi lulu life.
"TiiiIii -nil ilio liilmttlrimts' enjoy
lll.enj, Hie Jt-w uikI the liciitllc, i lie
rlfti uuil tliu (..ir, the native utnl Hie
ulleli-liorn. (lit- vvt'uk uii'l Hie stinii.
Th ol.l LHmtij- lit-11 U Mli-m, f..i ut
Milt-? hus tiet'U heiii'U 'llir.Milii.iil iill
tlif laml.
"Hut Liberty Is not safit. It 1 111.11
flfU along (ho buttle fronts of in.iny
naii.rtiii, uur 011 among them, mid
America requires a new motto for her
old lttll: 'Proclaim liberty through
out ALL LAN 1 18 unto nil the iulKiti
itantji thereof.' Until liberty Is mu f
In all lun-Is, It can not he safe In our
own. Heue the task to whh-li Airtrr
lea has reverently and unselfishly ded
icated herself.
"Make Motto Real."
"The Fathers of thlg Republic, nin
of many races, with a common love of
liberty, wrought into law uur undent
motto, thus giving liberty a chance to
vnllgliten thu world.
"Today we, their dest-emU-nts, are
culled upon to make real thu new
muttn, and tints to give liberty tie
mi'lNputed right to bless the world.
"This can be done but only after
heroic struggle mid self-neriiiiv. A
I'reiuiuure u-nee would in.-nn future.
Il noilhl be only les iliiist roii limn
eoiiil'lett (left'jtt. Au:iillt all tenipia
ttons to C(.iii.'oiuise t In. w uiiifii of
America (should stand firm and indted,
"Peace and Safety."
"Victory means fence mul safety
for our chll'lren; defe.ii ni.'uns hu
itiiliatiMii mid I'ractb-al M-r it u U for
t belli; While a HUB"'? latnl peace, with
the military m.irhlne of I'mvin un
bnilicn. menu that ewr.whin;; hi their
llvex iiiiist be suhonllniileil to the task
of pivpuriiij.' for an. .ilicr ur with
' M-riiiiiny. We can win now if Amer
ica can be ht-bt ite:i'!fast iiik) tui--wervtnp,
an.l the im-ii ..f A'eertea
call hold ber Hlendhi!."
MONEY I NCO EREI) HIM.
(Unco Uny-l t.dl v.- t!i ii-
tnr ain't in. I v V jn! !.M.k'i.
'That's tun La.l wani.'t
tu ay him sniin' hhuh'V I nwn
hiin."
( Mlicc Hny 4,Vuit ti sn'mnl,
I'll limk aojain."
Are You One of Them?
Then- arc a irient in mv p. ..ph- v I10
would be very uiuel. beiielilcl by al-mir
( 'liainberlain'N Tiibletn for : r:tk or
ilisorilcred tiiin:icll. We you otn- of
them" Mil M. II eaii. ::il.KMn-ville,
N Y., rclatcv lier experience m the ue
ot these tablets' " I had a l l -pell
uitli my stomach about m month ,txo
and was trtuibleil fur two or thu t weeks
with iras and painn in the pit uf mv
Momaeli. Our .Inurifist ad imm! me to
take ( 'liamt.ei lam's Tablet. 1 took a
bottle h.iine an.l the lift dose relieved
me wondei fully, and I kept 011 taking
t i if 111 until I was cuted. I iiee tabb-tH
do not relieve pam, but aft. r the pam
ban been relieved may prevent iN ie
eutreuce. TtllNUS TO REMEVUM'H
The tickets.
Your umlirella.
Your hank balance,
Tho point of the story.
A ivrtain party'H birtlnlay.
What the string on your tirt
1,'k'r is for.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
A PIOUS TH01K1HT.
(Inn of our lifir'H unihitioiiH is
lo HfUri' out Holnn schi'lii(
wli.Tiihy wi-ran cost our wife's
motlwr Bomi'thinK.pii'forvlily a
(ood deal.
SAYS LEMON JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
Qlrltl Mak this chtap beauty lotion
to dear and whttan your tkm.
Squeore tho julc of two lemon Into
a hnttin eunta i.iiitig three on neon of
orcliard white, ihake well, and ynu have
a quarter pint of the bent (ret-kin and
tan lotion, and complexion beautiti.T, at
very, very email cot.
Your fjrocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will iupply
threw ounce of orchard white for a. few
oente. Mwntiie thii eweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hand i each day and see how frecklea and
blemishes dinappear and how clonr, aoft
and white the ikin becomes. Veal It
la harmlaaa
M -
V ' ' if
a HEALTH IS WEALTH B
m Health-hygiene,
f STATE 30ARD OF HfTirlym's
Ignorance Is Eliss
Ev:y Individual aliovp tin- nmroD
.'llfet huu liltt own not U Hi tjout !iy
giene and lieahlt If i.ut Hseii vii-ws and
iiimmiux on the diiigunsiri mul Ireiit
mant ot huuian aihih'iits Thin i Just
htiman miture All uiHi.kuid lovt-s to
eii'erinieut tli-mi Wt.
l.KiHlatnrs aie hm annimiU'im iusti
iiitiun. S'tiin a ItKh(h-r plrtiiM tu ic
troilncn a lull no hniit'p tu finii t'-.l
nun liiw. he striven to Riak- il e.m
fur tit tu (he i in -n it ti Mon U ili tuia
tmti 1st id :i!iv liniuu'tfllli u iie nt'i'kn
Ir-tinl Hilvu-e .tlK'Ut the woi'ihntf itinl
teni nf In- lull Nwi- li.tviua mintied
lifcW H, III-. 'It tit" ! ' illUt
itrt nut I vitlufitil
Milt WllHI ,t I"
truiliut' a lull .iftV Hiik I
hit t'ljntilut'iilrj, dei In
LOOK BENEATH THE STAMP.
Yeur Hatth li the Most Precious Thing That You Can Possibly Ponseu.
Do Not Trust It in the Care of a Faker.
doitoih a hmit tlie I'Ui'.iose of tin law"
No, he flreri right ahead and put the
1 .1 w on the statute houks
Legislators are an unoiua'y Wi:li
out having oven a lumKo aii: knowl
dfe-e of tho subjeet of health and hy
giene thoy feel euraptUunt 10 111; ke
law.- rsulatlng or afl'et tltig tli -
vital matter. And in the estit-iation
of the average politician the n.lvit-e
an l opinions rf an uiimIu a'ed or ha'-f
hkktnl healer who has a sum s t . m
to Hiploit fjulre as wetgjiy and in
fluential us the advli e or opinion oi a
Uian skilled in thf art ot previ'utinK
antt i-uriiiK dheakO.
Thu? it happ--ti' that the title
"Footor." a A bv lo-.,!eis, i.u Iomk
er t if - t',-!i,-' "I luitoiV arf
P fi- HEALTH IS WEALTH C3
'HEALTH
BOARD
Just Warts
You've hfard wunl words,
wordn whn-h nui'k the s'n-.igth out of
what you have 10 nay? Well, we have
before ua tbl evotniig a pole eat word,
a word iHd to dof'eti stuptlon or dis
tract attention. For iimtane, the pole
cat -.peelal.st" u!u i lnvaiiuhly
anon vinous and alwaya "p.-rfeotlng"
wond' rfui i.fw r.-tu dii'fi, urges you to
"imt not an oun. 1. of- ttnd YOU go
aiJ gl tl We ! tiuw miglny little
EVEN A FROG HAS SOME SENSE.
If You Are Troubled With Warti.
Don't Take the Chancee of Blood
Poison by Careleat Treatment.
Have a Goad Phyeician to Cut Them
Out for You.
ahuut warm, hardly enough ta vonture
a titlk about thorn with an apotogv
to the beautiful and inoftonslve animal
aliove Uhviled. ciittile thu talk
'Juki Warts."
.laila-sohri inserted raifmaiits
roiiimoii or vulvar warts from four pa-1
th-i ts in stiiifi'tlriHl !n.uHtni uf the j
kin hi uix ftdultR. Uit of M'ventv-four :
Inoculation , tlilrtv thie wtro follow-!
ed in from two to -o iiio'iilm by the
diM elopmniit of waits, according to
ivil. p in: Thi Biipi" to show that
warts n :it be caused by nmr rfperlflr
mlrrooia'ilm A wait may be cu
ildered a neit of bacteria,
In yotniK people wnits are only a
nuisance Whan warts come on th
kin of flderlv people, or people of
middle an. they eeein to have a laud
inij to break down Into little ubari
which presently urov to be cancer
ous Hence, though a young person
mar dally with warti. any elderly per
twn had baiter nnt.
Bvud all (ueHoii the sweat,
Mfit, leaet trouble nom way to din
pot ( ft wart t liv i-utiiiiH it out. ua
ir local aiieothesla. and hrlnftag the
edges of the littie wound todniher with
a stttch In order to pre van' vtslhb'
rar
Oreanlonally warti arc ttihrtvular,
acquired by handling tubercular tar
ca-Nfrt or hid mi itumheis. etc) and
seiaettmfH lctpilred hy phymctani and
student Hi the dlAeetliig 10001
T'te teaeon why children rame mu
eial have waits than adults Is thai
chitdran Indiscriminate! haadle ev
erythUif nd naturully rate Vn wash
Hi sir hands. WarU ko with umleno li
lt eat, and not with undue familiarity
Nature is the only artist capable
ot producing a perfect picture of
health.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASsT.ORIA
Hi. nie in mx ",iif r i MtihtiijF or nil !
w'elu or hI. luhiuii". Aiul tlio grand I
oM imbiiL- dee- n't ! tn-w th.1 tli!Trenca.
AM "do. tuts" look allki- to tli r.lclt '
man. I
It U strai'He. Nowliei" dovn a ehar
liitKii tjtiture to prflttlie law without
Hr-rt (MinlifviiiK tnr Uif riklit. h'vftrv-
luli.tr, tin. nlYnM.. i-I-i.ir.tr ( rt .uiiiueta
liis tiuailnx huKiti'Th jii an equal (Oot
ulr with the letflfimat praetuiutter.
Hi-alt h and l;fe ar ilu-ap eomn.o
1!tit'!. Tiir wlii. li t:o one la xreatly eon
. erne.l Mm proporfy U vahinhle and
uiuft li prutv teil
If ytui (leiire tu ct-t irstg the lioabng
liuin-Pf hut l.idt the tlmo or Inclina
tion tu ilmniy flla yiatt or mory la
lifHjianitltm, un dmnamlod ly the utatttr
tln-n Just call v,iui'ptlf n "uoii-mediral
t'ml an x i tl'ictor" - he puic to tin 1 nil lliy "doi;
itui'" for V.: i' i-i flu ujitti -e-atiie (9
s- k:4 to ii ! ouiilic cotiil-le'i. e- and m-V'T tulml ihs
(f ln-al'fi -f ; law. So loiu .f '"U fffliurc i.'thtf
.--tc-ult tl,. I n-nii'ilial liicn iircri flnr, dniKf In youf
inni tiie you 1 an put it over all right.
1 ti average dUtrUt attoiuey will go
to any extnmnty to i va.le the duty
the iluty of piost'i'iitiiiK an ilh-Kal pruo-tltiont-r.
"M'-di.'iue " The all-wise ruutta me
still winiiKlhiK ovt-r the s lni lUatir of
the word There niv 11 lot of old fori
ills on ;li.- Ii.-ii, Si wlto ii fr-t that the
"prjiftict of ni-'illi'ine" iih-:i'h i!ip giv
itiK of tli u.-. in .-pi:i' oi ilie fart that
lilin- tlMli. of a phv-ii ianV tturk U
other than the prefliiibliig of drugtf.
As lonu as thi sort of ijulbljllng ro
niMhu sound kiU ense. Junt so long
! will thf puldlc he dm flved by the nu
merous incnnipftent and pretender
who vitihi'tltnf Intrlv tnk- upon fheni
u'lve the title of ' doctor."
OFHSATjiCjfii'j
with toada.
fiomotimoa a crop of wrts on the
hands may he eleared up Ijy ocraston
ally palntluK the whole' affected iur
faee with half rermh lode (half
tincture of iodide aod balf alcohol,
xay. ouee in fvur or fjvt dftys, aijd .
Hglouply seruhbing wltb loop and. wa
ter sf-veral times a day to diacoiirrwr
inlcrcbys Eipoeura to eualijrht is aU
a cure In mahy rasas. Conducing th
aun'a rays upon a wart wtth a reading
KlfiM every dav. ur V the llpitt of tol
erance, win clear H tip aftr a tUna.
When too many watf art nreient to
attempt tho removal ot eflh Ualon. a
taw X-ray treatments will mmallV de
stroy them. A multiple growth Of
warts on unexpose skin fi bA at
tai ked by th" turrotte uadar ether
Thre are as many sure cwres for
wnrts as ther. are vjPttmji df art.
Acids or unties and other Irtttanth are
unwise, tieraua thast are Often pain
ful, usually uasatisJaotory Trt ors
times Muparontly productive of fitiff
n.mt change In the lesion (cancot).
Moist warts, about moit sairfacsjs,
may be ck-wred up by eareful elepatt
ness. and bsthir.g with one drm oi
toanln acid tjt)lvd jj, tWee Oulel
of alcohol, then powderlsg waH wltn
Imrtc arid or jlpc etearata The region
niunt bv kept dry.
Quettleni and Anawera.
Mixs A J : Is there aay safe way
of remoTlng frechlai?
Aiifwcr F.r h! Whn.li ttrc irwii
j tiponiif if, Ulfc llltl fhg WfllQ
rif rnrii-i'itiir maat' to r i flkllUAM'
sKin 11 preteetii The sUfa
hit wiU Tflltvie 4iHi4
Wltfi ut D4v
mitvefl bv tuih m;i
mrv4 - v thA Qsrkct. Wot5le toe
uun ninciiB cut v.iv
hi, hwvf, to W
nifcy in nferaUe.
k T. ErTeSTyoa ttH me tha
cause of an ertargoQ httk ot t&t W
to ana how it e M cwedf
Mr. M t IT Tt U ft
for fartlehnnn? tt aajHta fo
nirt to travel, bat I alWyi Wwt
fullv elek
Anewer- Ohrfiiilc. iii
st'Iinsn mrjp
1 are tiftinrnt to
tlmei a Jur en ttiat t'i
w-t'i, .fci si- tni4iM li
mi p,.eiti-jfi. the evpHjuaooh of fijld u 1
umv, aie. .tioi4T 'ins ' eiaeea
irnpr nif.ufn or Valiitt
8. A.: Plena eugl-et a remedy
for pin worm In chlldrea.
in wfvnii r unuHily m.
n nti-w,6ify Ths fant-
ttff uhysllsn
nouM os consults
Cause of Despondency.
ItoMpondcncy is often caused by indi
geilion and constipation, and quickly
disappears when Chumberlato's Tablets
arc taken. These tablets strengthen
Anewer Th QltrMtiet .i-y h
4vtt t-. many oausA tk Hum lmfaf
hjitig rheunfstiain, giy jJTii i j
-f the grot t..i fri lVlr a f
ur-erly hnfl (m. Yof fnay ie fofih
IM fiom a bur'ffi rVSvl'f h "tftM
eraTen cSi..g. iTUp t 'jggl
wauia probitjlv hftto
tr'f'lKitiSj
f4
the digestion aud more the bowels.
m 1
Of Accounts Audited and Allowed
by the Town Board for the Fiscal
Year,May 1,1917 to April 30,1918
May 7, IMI7.
It. Dolce, nulae '-. 4(l
Pixuit A I'uole, lumber I U
t'ltirk A Miller, fhoeing horse I Hi)
Cheek A ('lurk, street sweepiug I 7-"i
niilli A Ko'Utrtl, d ravage, l- 14
I'leree-Whitchcad lldw. Co.mdHe -ti
llaniMUis Inc., to die, i.s .'.'
Hairy Smith, telepliooe A labor 1 1
It. Hall, tnijld police, iw
, stiiniri't. mipl water winks h'i bft
1 iro. V ilhiiuiH. lal'otci 011
W I. Scott, Ircu-uici, V2 i'o
,1. V. slt-.L'f, eleik If. mt
A Ii-x t In atliiiiii. hfUYi-ugcr, HI ihj
1 .co (' lii-eti, mayor In' Ii7
('. I.. Kveictt, duel police, TO HI
Total, HI7 JH
June -4, 1017.
Weldon l.ne Stock Co., home $lltl w
tieo. Haley, ovcrchaige tax - tk
1'ieice WliiU lu ad Hdw. t'o. mdse 43 M
llarrifous Inc., alum iS 'St
Cheek A Clark, reut of team 4 00
Hco. C tiieen, expfiiHt' of trip, 'Mi 'Mi
Manufacture licun. Adv. lioaril, -" 7a
Tlioniscti t liemical ( 'o. hme H 00
Miiilli A liodwt-ll. drayae, i?!t -3
K. II. Smith, eienMe "! 01
Weldon iro. Co. 33 4'i
Willey-MooieCo. nule 14 00
,1. 11. Sledtie, notary nervico .70
Lucius tiiceu. Herviee 'A 00
lr. 1. V.. (iiecti, salaiy J year 2.r ot)
I, . Hall, nn: 111 police 30 t'U
.. stimifer, Hiipt water works Ki t0
lieu Wdliams; laborer 35 OU
W. I Scott, treasurer, t -f0
.1. K. sleilge, clerk lo 00
Alex. Cheatham, sea vtt tiger 40 ihi
C. h. Kverolt, duel police 70 00
Total, $744
July 2, 1917.
K. L. llayward, printmg 3
N. C. Board of lle'illh, tax Hi
Kverett Waddey, leilger, 0
Itixon A I'oole, lumber, Hfl
llatclielor Hioh. work 4
Austin Wentern Koad Machinery
Co., iwceper 4-"
mith A Kodwelt, drayage 10
11. II. Smith, street work, 70
Kuanoke Hivcr Dev. Co. light
and pump tl:i3
l'ietce-Whitehead Hdw.Co. mdne
Ilarrell's Ttg House, printing 4
Chockoyotle Hnck Co. brick 14
Lonnie Clieathani, rehali 4
Harrisons Inc., alum, tH
It S. Hall, night police
Stringer, hup water works Hfi
(eo. Williams, laborer, 35
W. I.. Scult, treas 1-
.1. It. Sledge. Clerk IS
Alex Cheatham, scavenger, 40
C. L. Kverett, chief police 70
am Itailey, tux rebate :t
C. (iieeti, niayui, salary May
and June 33
Total, II 737 li,",
August 7, 1917.
Harrmout Inc., alum lllki 00
V. 11 Smith, expense 4I
.) O 1'eviiCM, lumber 10 (tt
tnith A Kodwell, drayage A fit 'J3 m
Weldon (ito. Co. feed 4H 11
Clark A Miller, sboeiujr i -0
Tierce Whitehead lldw. Co. tudse 4 h3
Home Telephone Co. services 4 (K)
Walker Kvans A t'ujrwell, record 11 10
K. K. Her. Co., lamp J 00
.1 liSli'djre, expense 1 00
l; s Mall, niiilit police :i0 00
(' Is Kverett, chief police 70 00
. Sliiiitfer, supt ater works Ki t0
(ieo Williams, laborer 30 00
W L Scott, treas lii Oo
Alex Cheatham, scaveutrer 40 00
J ItSlcdjre, clerk 10 00
(ieo C (ireen, mayor 10 Of!
W T Shaw, tax lister . .10
Total, $eii H7
September 4, 1917.
(ieo C (ireeu, mayor 10 06
K. Cheatham, eavenifer, 40 (y
W I. Scott, trean !, 50
C L I.verett, chief police 70 00
'. Stringer, supt water works SO 00
Us Hall, nik'ht police 30 00
A W Andletou, clerk 10 00
Koauoks News, adv. HI 00
K V ('raver, mdse ','0 00
Harrell's l't(f House, printing; ii 05
lixon A I'oolo, lumber 3 00
(ieo Williams, laborer 30 00
A W AndletOD, stamped enyelopea 10 GO
Smith A Kodwell, hauliug 3 15
Harry Smith, labor on etreet 1 00
I'ierce Whitehead Hdw. Co.mdse 2 S4
Total,
44 80
October 2, 1917.
1'ierce-Whitehead Hdw Co.mdse tl OC
Weldon J'tir Co. tax booka H 00
Thomsou Chemical Co. mdae lo 00
Uoanoke l(, J ev Co. limits ti33 4o
M " . "5 lampa a 5o
llurritsoiiM Inc. alum 130 00
II (i Uowe, record in (r births H (10
W eldon (iro. Co. mdse 40 .V
Clark A Miller, shoeing bora 1 Ml
V. II Smith, eipeiiNfl 16 00
Smith A Hod well, account 40 H-i
A W Audlelon, iiiakiuK tai books 10 (In
K H Smith, salary 1 year UO OU
- ieo V (ireen, mayor H) (Ml
A V Audietou.cterk l.'i (Ml
. stringer, supt water works HTi on
C 1. Kverett, chief police 70 00
W I.Hcott, treas U AO
li H Hall, miflit police 35 00
(ieo Williams, laborer 36
E Cheatham, scavenger 40 00
A W Andletoo, ex, on ttc. book ,76
Total, 1 267 3ti
November 6. 1917.
Home Tel, Co. services 4 0U
Weldon I'tgCo, printing h 00
Harry Smith, account. MJ 42
rierce-Whitehead Hdw. Co mdie 20 41
Harry Hmith, expense 18 50
Weldon (iro. Co. feed 31 o:
Weldon Sheet .Metal Workt.mdse 1 25
Crane Co.mdse 2 10
0 L Everett, chief police 75 00
RS Hall, night police 35 00
Z Stringer, supt water works 65 00
Geo. William, laborer 35 00
' Cheatham, aoarengar 40 0
WI, Scott, tteas 1J
tieo C (iieeii, mayor 10
A W AndletoD.clerk 15
Total, flOO
December 4, 1917.
A W Andletoo, clerk 10
Harrisons Inc. mdne I'M
Harry smith, expense horse 10
Clark Miller, repair, wagon
and tthoeiiiK horse 15
ScIik Co. C sN I'uwder, 70
lieed, McCook, Hoyt, prof. serv. ifO
Thomson Chemical Co. chein 11!
. tn nicer, supt water works 0
(i ' (ireeu, mayor, id
W I.Seotl.treaH ii
CI- Kverett, chief police, 70
li s Hall, night police 3.'i
Ceo Williams, laborer 40
K Cheatham, scavenger 40
Total, $01M 39
January 7, 1918
K II Smith, expense 4ti 70
Home Tel Co. services 4 00
J U Devries, lumber, 17 4!l
Weldon (iro Co. feed, st cleaning 40 13
Austin Western Mach. Co U0 (H)
Crane Co. indue 2 04
Hixon A I'oole, lumber 4 48
H K Hev Co. lights, ((33.4K
C 1' Gore, phouecall .'JO
Harrisou's (iarage, mdse 13U.0O
W L Scott, treas 12 50
(ieo C. (ireeu, mayor 1(1 b7
C I Kverett. chief police, 70 00
US Hall, night police, 40 (to
Z Stringer, supt waterworks 85 00
(ieo Williams, laborer 40 00
K Cheatham, scavenger, 4o 00
A W AndletOD, clerk 15 00
1'ierce-Whitehead lldw. Coacct 224 14
Total, l 404 03
February 4, 1918.
H U Howe, recording births 18 50
Dixon A Toole, lumber 4 40
Weldon (iro Co. feed 23 96
Weldon I'tgCo. printing 2 00
Clark A .Miller, shoeing horse 1 00
K I lurontIeNemoursCo.chem 136 50
Harry Smith, exp and hauling 71 38
Pierce Whitehead Co. mdse 5 81
Z Stringer, supt water works HO 00
Geo Williams, laborer 40 00
Kverett, chief police, 75 00
K 8 Hall, night police, 40 00
(ieo C. (ireen, mayor 10 Ufl
W. I.. Scott, treas 12 50
A W Andletoo, clerk 15 00
K Cheatham, scavenuer, 40 00
A C i R U., lease for hose 5 00
Total,
$0W 71
March 4, 1918.
Iiixon A I'oole, lumber
Home Tel Co. service 4
K.l.lul'ont lie .NemoutsCo. acct 136
1'ierce-Whitehead Hdw Co. acct 9
Weldon (iro Co. feed 27
Harry Smith, coal, horse rent 71
(ieo K. Coyne, lime K
(.'lark A' Miller, shoeing horse 1
(ieo C (ireeu, mayor 16
W h Scott, treas. 12
C L Everett, chief police 75
K K Hall, night police 40
'A Stringer, supt water works K
(ieo Williams, laborer, 40
K Cheatham, scavenger, 40
A W Andletoo, clerk, 15
Total, $581) 57
April I, 1918.
I'ierceW'hitehead Hdw Co.mdse 11 43
Weldon tiro. Co. feed 14 20
Harry smith, expense 39 20
I L Kverett, chief police 75 00
It S Hall, night police 40 00
'. Stringer, supt water works !kj 00
(ieo Williams, laborer 40 00
I. Chatham, scavenger, 40 00
W L Scott, treas 12 00
deo C (ireen, mayor, 16 06
A W Andletoo, clerk 10 (Ht
(ieo C (ireeu, rebate on (axes 15 isi
Harry Smith, salary J year 20 00
li K Dev Co. lights 033 4b
Total, $1 007
RECAPITULATION.
stay 1 Stl 7
Julie " 7H.7S
.tuly " l,:i7.t5
Auituit " ttttli.87
Sept " 4i4.Wi
Oct " t,-W7 3l
Nov. " 4M.9-J
Dec. " r.4.3
Jan. 1H1S 1,464.3
Feb. " 502.71
March ' f.8'J.57
April " 1,057.57
Total,
1111,0311,48
Water Collector's Report.
Receipt! Mai 1st, 117 to April
IIUlll, 1IMH. :l,43.B.S
Hy aiut pd Treas. at per state. 8,3.GS
A. W. ANDLETON,
Collector Water Itenti.
Approved:
W. I. mtm;
W. T. W1UTK11EAU,
W.T. l'AKKKR,
Kiuauoe Coumittee.
Treasurer's Report.
For year ending April Stlth, 111 It.
slay 1 Hy 11 oo Hand V!,7.'iV.lU
By amt ree. from water rent :l,4ttl.(i:i
laiei 14,341.11
Bridge Bond s74.l
" " " Town Map 1.U0
20,939 34
To amt paid out by Older of
Town Board $10,080 48
To amt paid for in
terest tt. bonds 2,10.uo
To amt paid out
water works bonds !l,4OU.0U
To amt paid out
curtail town note l,(iU0,uu
To amt paid out
for int. on town note 1U3.4U 11.1,731.88
Bal on hand May 1, 191et V-I7.4i
W.L. wwr,
Treasurer.
Mayor's Report.
Total No. cases tried from May i,
1917, to April 311, 1H18 V4
Total noes imposed and paid $2U0.5V
BeipecUully avbmitted,
OKO.O.OREEN, Major.
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WULDON, - - N. C.
Practices in the courts of Halifax and
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WELDON, - - N. C.
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T CLARK
Li
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tVKLDON, N. ii
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