ROAN OK E NEWS
smv, Nov. 28, 1918.
CAL INTELLIGENCE.
rerybody give thanks lo
an is a combination of con
ns. of the business houses will
lay.
play is a frost, the audience
:lts away.
J. I. Wyche spent last Fri
dchmond. iter's ideal man is one who
the word.
C. J. Owen spent last Fri
fichmond. ior court is in session at
this week.
L. C. Draper spent last
n Richmond,
nd Mrs, H. L. Grant spent
lay in Richmond.
iferred creditor is one who
sks for his money.
ames Pilley visited relatives
lington, this week.
sing of votes, it isn't quali
luantity that counts.
y loves company and she
has a houseful of it.
of the laws of gravity is not
1 at your own jokes.
eys are high; but pray tell
itnething that is not high.
netimes happens that the
o hesitates doesn't get lost
'oung man is really in love
:r says he can't afford to
unan's idea of happiness is
: the troubles of the man
es.
J. W. Powell, of the Aure
rings section, paid this of
risit last week.
Foolish for a man to boast of
ioss in his own house when
: is present.
girl would gladly give up a
on for the privilege of call
ne chap her own.
nen may be born equal, but
sn't lake the majority of
)ng to live ii down.
es Lilly Gay and Foster
have returned from the
iboro College for Women.
iksgiying service at the Bap-
urch Thursday 4:00 P. M
and bring an offering for the
is.
it has become of the "Home
s?" They have all appar
been mustered out ot the
and Mrs. Hayward Cherry,
noke Rapids, huve returned
heir bridal tour ol the nonh-
ies.
. D. B. Trueblood and little
intel, have returned home
pending a few days with rcl-
in Rocky Mount.
James Pierce who has been
ing the Officers Training
I, at Camp Lee, has been
red out of the service and
1 home Sunday morning;
n sorry, Mr. Editor, 1 cannot
ou any advertisement; I am
:d with heart disease and
ysician says I must quit ad
ng so 1 can have absolute
. J. G. Blalock and Mr. E
lliams attended the services
Roanoke Association last
at Nashville. The services
:en postponed on account of
luenza and was shortened lo
w. fc. Daniel received on
ay a cablegram from Lieut
;s R. Daniel who reported
: was well and then in Paris,
as recently been promoted
2nd to 1st Lieutenant, and
isi will soon be on his way to
mi and borne.
Can Anyone Answer Her?
A "girl" living not far from this
town, of rather ancient appearance,
as asked why she did not marry.
Her reply is practical, if it is any
thing. She said, "1 have some
money ot my own; have a parrot
that can swear and a monkey that
can chew. What need have I of a
husband?" Can anyone answer
this sensible female ?
jOOD Wife. How much
less is cqntained in these
short words. Her power
od is perfectly irresistible.
ioi matter how energetic or
rious a man may be, with
ss or spendthrift wife his best
i are in vain.
Wilt." Will thou take her
y "pard," for better or for
; to have, to hold, lo fondly
, till hauled off in (he hearse?
hou let her have her way,
It her many wishes, make
es up every day, and help
'iih the dishes? Wilt thou
ler all the "stuff" her little
will puck, buy her a monkey
ind muff, a little sealskin
e? Will thou comfort and
rt her father, mother,
Jemima, Uncle John
:n sisters and a brother? And
:e grew pale, and blank,
00 late to jilt; as thru the
1 floor he sank he sadly said
It."
Bread Upon the Waters.
An exchange truthfully remarks
that "there are too many people in
almost every town who will not
cast their bread upon the waters,
unless 'assured beforehand
lhat it will come back again in a
few days a full grown sandwich,
all trimmed with ham, butter and
mustered, rolled up in a warranty
deed for one-half the earth and a
mortgage on the other half.
Will Speak at the Baptist
Church. Dr. R. T. vann will
speak at the Baptist Church ol
Weldon Sunday morning, Dec.
St., in the interest of the million
dollar campaign for colleges and
high schools. Dr. Vann will speak
at Rosemary in the afternoon and
at Roanoke Rapids at night. The
public cordially invited.
Dr. Vann is well known in
Weldon and is always heard with
pleasure and profit.
Painfully Hurt On last Fri
day morning while attend
ing io his duties on the yard
of the Atlantic Coast Line, Mr. A.
B. Pierce met with a very painful
accident. He was knocked from
car by a piece of lumber and his
right arm and hand was badly
mashed. He received prompt
medical attention and is doing as
well as could be expected. He has
the sympathy of his many friends,
who wish, ere long, he will be
himself again.
Week of Prayer The Week
of Prayer services held at the M.
Church, following the dedica
tion exercises were profitable and
enjoyable. The women of the
Missionary Society turned this into
praise and thanksgiving services
and there was a fine attendance at
each meeting. The offering for
the special exceeded any ever
given before and it is expected
that at the "Harvest Day" Dec.
2nd all the obligations of the So
ciety will be met in full.
Thursday Afternoon Club.
Mrs. Harold Nash was hostess
to the Thursday Afternoon Club
on Nov. 21st.
The sum of ten dollars was paid
to the United War Work Drive.
After the usual business, the
following interesting program was
rendered :
Star Spangled Banner, Mrs.
Newton Shepherd. Instrumental.
Joan of Arc. Paper. Mrs. C. F.
Gore.
Thanksgiving for his house, Mrs.
C. S. Vinson. Herrick.
Jerusalem. Paper. Mrs. F. A.
Cole.
In Flander's Fields. Mrs. D. W.
Seifert.
A delicious salad course was
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. L. W. Murphrey.
Returned from Over Seas.-
The family and many friends in
Weldon of Lieut. Elliott B. Clark
were delighted on Friday last by
his return from Over Seas and af
ter a long and eventful experience.
Lieut. Clark "went across" in
May, was soon engaged in active
service, was wounded at inateau
Thiery, one of the hardest fought
battles of the war, was reported
dead by the War Department on
July 19th and again August 22nd.
He was wounded in the light lung
and also recdvid a bayonet thrust
in his neck in ide tiy a savage tier
man at such ilie qu.mtis mat n
was kill or be killed if nut both and
Lieut. Clark made quick work of
his opponent, even though he suf
fered two painful wounds at his
hands. After this encounter he
was promoted from 2nd to 1st
Lieutenant, though before he was
well enough for active service
again he was ordered to return to
America and reached Newport
News about two weeks ago. Lieut,
Clark's case was a little out of the
ordinary as his name occurred in
the casualty list on several occas-
ions and his friends suffered much
in consequence. He is looking
fine now, however, and Weldon
lives him a cordial welcome home
with the hope lhat his stay may be
permanent with us.
RESULTS OF VICTORY
BUY CAMPAIGN.
Alter a week and a half of hard
work on the part of our boys and
girls, the Victory Boy and Girl
Campaign came to a close. Nearly
every boy and girl in our school
has shown a great interest in ihe
movement. 1 hey have made
pledges ranging from ten cents to
five dollars. And now on Satur
days these industrious little people
and the larger ones are found,
either raking up leaves, picking
cotton, or clerking in stores, to
make the money with which to
pay their pledges.
There were 39 boys ten years
of age or over who pledged $5.00
each or a total of one hundred and
ninety-five dollars. Upwards ot
forty boys under ten years of age
pledged $28. HO, making a grand
total of $28,180 pledged by the
boys. The total subscription
pledges by the girls amount to one
hundred and fifty dollars. The
following are the per cents, of en
rollment by grades of the boys:
1 III) Grade, 100 percent.
10th Grade, 100 per cent.
9th Grade, 100 percent.
8th Grade, 100 per cent.
7th Grade,1 100 per cent.
Gth Grade, 42 6-7 per cent.
5th Grade, 70 per cent.
4th Grade, 55 5-9 per cent.
3rd Grade, 69 3-13 per cent.
2nd Grade, 70 5 6 per cent.
Adv. 1 st Grade, 55 5-6 per cent.
1st Grade, 70 per cent.
A few pledges were secured out
side our students for whieh we are
very grateful.
As chairman of the War Victory
Campaign for boys For Weldon
Township, I wish to lhank each
and every boy for his subscrip
tion.
W. B. Edwards, Chair
WELDON 33 YEARS AGO.
9
From
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Whereas, death has removed
from our midst Brother John O,
Drake, and whereas, he was :
good friend, a faithful Knight, loy
al and devoted to the Lodge for
many years, be ii resolved by
Weldon Lodge 227 Knights of
Pythias,
I. That we miss Brother Drake
in our Castle Hall. His absence
leaves a vacancy which can not be
filled. In years of association he
endeared himself to us by strong
ties of friendship, a friendship
which he always expressed in
straight forward business relation
ships, in cordial greeting, in kind
ness of disposition, in willingness
to help a brother Pythian, and in
faithful loyalty and devotion to the
Lotlee. Thus he did not live in
vain, for he who sheds abroad
snirit of sympathy and kindness
uplifts his fellow man, and sets in
motion a benificem influence which
lives in the hearts of those who
come after. Our grief is tempered
by the remembrance of his virtues,
and our friendly associations with
him.
2. That our profound sympathy
goes out to those of his near loved
ones who live to mourn his los:
We ussure them that our deep and
sincere regard for Brother Drake
enables us to estimate their sorrow
and to give them our deepest sym
Dathv.
3. That a cony of these resolu
tinns be spread on the minutes of
this lodee. a cooy sent to his wife
i codv to the Roanoke News,
and a copv sent to the Warrenton
paper.
Respectfully submitted,
N. C. Duncan,
C. E. Carter,
T. E. Brown.
Committee,
Auvertised Letters. The
following is a list of letters remain
ine "uncalled for" in the Weldon
postuffice :
Mrs. Annie B. Williams.
Mrs. Matilda Smallwood.
Persons calling for above letters
will please say "advertised," giv
ing date of advertising.
D. T. CLARK, P. M.,
Weldon, N. C,
Nov. 25, 1918.
Peanut bags for sale at A, L,
Stainback's, 40c. each.
A bride with sour disposition
is apt to spoil the honeymoon.
WS.S.
WMUVWOSSTAJsTt
Statistical Status of War Savings
Stamps for Halifax County.
the Roanoke News,
15-22, 1885.
Oct.
November 1, J 918.
Capt. R. B. Peebles, of North
ampton, and Messrs R. 0. Burton,
T. N. Hill and J. M. Mul
len went io Raleigh this week to
argue cases before the Supreme
Court.
Judge Louis Hilliard, of Nor
folk, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Ransom Hurt. We re
gret to hear that Mrs. M. W. Ran
som, while on a tour through the
mountains, was accidentally thrown
from her carriage near Cranberry,
and painfully though nol seriously
njured.
To Leave Weldon. Messrs.
John L. Judkins and W. T. Mar
row, composing the firm of J. L,
Judkins & Co., have rented a
store in Warrenton and will move
io thai town.
Married. At the residence of
the officiating minister near Little
ton on Sunday, October llth, by
ihe Rev. J. H. Northington, Mr.
William E. King to Miss Nannie
E. Baker.
Vice-President. Our county-
man, J. m. Mulllen, bsq., was
elected vice-president of the Slate
Bar Association for the Second
District, at the meeting of the As
sociation at Kaleigh last week.
This is a most excellent selection.
Married. On Wednesday, the
7th insi., at the residence af Mrs.
H. F. McGuire, Halifax, N. C.
by the Rev. J. J. Reilly, of New
Bern, Mr. S. M. Gary was joined
in the holy bonds of wedlock to
Miss M. U. Tormey, daughter of
Mrs. M. McMahon. They left the
same day for Baltimore, Washing
ton and other cities.
Death of Capt. Joe Howell,
Capi. Joe Howell died at his
home in Northampton county on
Saturday last in the 66th year of
his age. Capt. Howell was well
known in Weldon having been
conductor on the W. & A. Railroad
for fifteen years. He was buried
Sunday at Smith's church, about
five miles from town. Captain
Powell was the father of Capt. J.
L. Powell, of this place.
Death of Weldon E. Hall
Weldon E. Hall, of Scotland Neck,
son of Dr. A. S. Hall, and brother
of the senior editor of this paper,
died at the residence of Dr. J. B.
Hall, in Scotland Neck, on Friday
night last. He was buried Sunday
morning at the Episcopal church
cemetery.
Married. At 9 o'clock Tues
day morning the Presbyterian
church at Oxford presented
scene of brightness and beauty as,
escorted by a dozen couples of at
tendants, Mr. S. W. Cooper led
Miss Willie H. Wiggins lo the Hy
menial altar. 1 he ceremony was
performed by ihe Rev. W. B
Willis. Miss Wiggins was a rest
denl ot Weldon in 1981 and was
a popular young lady, a belle in
the true sense of the word; and
many are the manly hearts thai
will be made to beat faster by ihe
announcement of her marriage.
Death of Dr. Mullen. We
regret to announce the death of
Dr. R. L. Mullen, brother of Sen
ator Mullen, which took place at
Ringwood, on Sunday under sad
circumstances. Dr. Mullen had
been living at Ringwood practicing
his profession, and attended a pa
tient whose protracted illness had
produced bed sores. In dressing
these he got some of ihe poison
into his system by means of a hang
nail and was taken ill Friday and
died Sunday, aged about 30 years.
Brinkleyville
Bunerwood
Conocanara,
nheld
aucetts
Halifax,
inleton,
almyra
Roanoke Rapids,.
Rosencath
Scotland Neck
Weldon,
WILLIAM G. McADOO,
Who recently resigned as Secre
tary of the Treasury and Director
General of Railroads.
RED CROSS NEWS.
The Red Cross room will be
open every afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock io receive Christmas pack
ages. If you have not received a
label from over sea the Red Cross
will furnish you a label.
The lime limit for mailing pack
ages will be out ihe 30th of this
month, so be sure to get labels at
once.
Mrs. W. L. Knight, Chair.
What Causes a Town to Die,
More towns die for want of con
fidence on the part of business
men and lack of public spirit than
from the rivalry of neighboring
owns or adverse surroundings,
says a writer in a western paper,
This is irue. When a man
search of a home or a business
location goes to a town and finds
brim full of hope and enthusiasm
over the prospects of the place and
earnestly at work to build up the
town, he soons become imbued
Willi ilic same spirit, and as I re
sult he drives his stakes and goes
to work with ihe same interest
When, however, he goes to a (own
and every one expresses a doubt
and apprehension of the prosperity
of the place, moving about and in
dulging in mournful complaints
about imaginary evils which are
likely to befall the town, he feels
that it's no place for him, and shakes
the dusi from his feet, while he
departs with all possible speed for
some other town. Try and make
a live, enterprising, progressive
town out of ihe one in which you
live. When you are working for
or saying a good thing for your
town you are accomplishing a good
thing for yourself.
TOWNSHIPS.
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i 3
Si
B X
Total,
1420 20 0,48.08 ltj,876 83.87
391 3 1 44.1U 31,878 55.5
47 2 22.(12 33,110 32.37
K.81 Ii 51.50 127,380 39.32
tilifi 1 447.08 47,4H8 (18.88
74(1 13 12;55.15 C.1,050 G7.4
Ml 15 12ifi0.72 73,43(1 70. IM
65(1 3 ljSll.OU 83,30(1 52.21
1437 21 32 70.(13 3,500 I0H.55
247 5 43,30 25,080 42.04
1150 2d 21 t5.93 X9.43U 85.23
807 4 11 50.83 85,(108 47. MK
10440 1(10 10(1 51. OK 828,212 04.4
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got something that all the others seem
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moisture-proof cans that bring
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as when it left the roaster. Buy a can
and try it for yourself. An iron-clad,
air-tight guarantee says that if you are.
not entirely satisfied with Luzianne,
your grocer will give you back your
money. And he will
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It
"When It Pours, It Reigns
Now do your bit,
Don't cough or spit;
And do not sneeze,
It spreads disease.
It takes a cross female io give it
to a man straight.
I COMMISSIONER'S SALE,
I Uudor and by virtue of an orderofthe
I Superior Court of Halifax county.
, made iu the ipeeial proceeding entitled
i "J. O. Aptilewliite vi. Oilhe Bell, ialt"
the underlined commiitlloner will, on
The 16th Day of December, 1918,
Si' at 1 o'clock M., at the court houie
A great man is the handiwork of door at Halifax, n. c, offer fur aie to
many small men.
j the higheHt bidder thoee certaiu tract
! of land
Many of our customers have said
that this is a Bank where they
feel at home.
IT is true that we endeavor to render 100 per cent service to all
our clients, whether their deposits are large or small, or regard
less of the branch of banking in which they are interested.
PROBABLY it is this desire on the part of our organization to
please that makes it worth your while to start your account
here.
To Avoid and Relieve Influenza
BY DR FRANKLIN DUANE.
Man? Dooule have bnen frluhtflned b
what they have read or heard of Influenza.
The more you fear the disease, the surer
ou are to gut u. no rigtn anout your
usiness and for ant it. As the disease Is
spread principally by contact thru sneer
ing, coughing or spilling, many ueaitn au
thorities have advised that everyone wear
a gauze, which U dally washed and satur
ated with a one to livo hundred solution
of zinc sulphate In water, and then dried
ueiore wearing over me none ana raotuti.
You should avoid crowds, common drink
ing cups and public towels. Keep your
strength up by taking lots of exercise In
the open air and plenty of nourishing food.
If you have any of such symptoms as
chllllnots, nasal obstructions, nushixi face,
headache, feverlahness, restlessness, wak-
whs, or Irritating cough, give up work at
once and go to bed. This will save your
strength to help overcome the disease. Put
our iool in not waier ior uitwn minutes,
thoroughly loosen the bow t Is with soma
such mild and non-Irritating physic as Dr.
l'lerce's Pleasant Pellets. Drink princi
pally of not lemonade and then cover up
with plenty of clothes In bed so as to get
a good sweat, vvueu sweating is free ana
tne lever reaucea Mice a ause 01 two n
urlc Tablets every tour hours, followed by
drinking at least a glass or two of hot
waier. Anunc laoiem oeip quiciuy to
relieve the soreness of the muscles and
bones from which most patients complain,
and help the kidneys flush out the poisons.
To relieve nasal obstructions and
eicessbve discharge from the nose, prob
ably nothing Is better than such a mild,
toothing, antiseptic wash as Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. It will give great
relief. Employed as a gargle, In same
strength as made up for use in the nose,
and as hot as can be borne. It Quickly ar
rests soreness and dryness In the throat.
Ittflueaxa weakens the patient's resist
ance to disease, so that there is danger ot
broDCblus and pneumonia developing, io
combat this tendency and fortify the pa
iientato strength Insist that he keep In bed
at leant two days. Probably nothing will
at thitt stage hasten the recovery and
strengthen the nnifoiii .nore than an iron
Uric tttblet - : uiw or that well
known herhiu -.ic, i Pierce's Golden
Medical Diw.ry, vi.ich has been used
by Ibousaudb iu the oust two guDeraUous,
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KITTNER'S
L.
SHOE SIOEE
I have lnmy store a
complete line of Men's
Women's and Children's
Fall and Winter Shoes.
All latest styles and eol
ors. r-Come Earlysri
and have your choice,
(lood Shoes at Reasona
ble Prices.
AKNOUNCEMBNT
Ivmg and being in Halilax town
ship, Halifax county, N. C, aud de
scribed as follows:
TRACT NO. 1. Two certain stores
and lots whereou they are located iu
the town of Halifax, N. C, formerly
owned by Mrs. I. J. Howerton, fronting
on Main street and running from the
line of the store now owued hy the said
U. C Hell lo northern corner or the tree
nearest the dwelliug of Mrs, L. J. How
erton, and Iheuee on a straight lint to
the lut of Mr s Josephine Stephenson,
thence the hue of L .'. Bell and his line
back to Mam street
TRACT NO. a. Thcfiin lot on the
Williams place being lucaU-d on the pub
lic road leading Iroin Mahiax to I law
nous comint'iicing at a stake oo said
road about M ftvl from a path which ! tHau r. vni.kiti evnmruV nf rnnsniru-
ous and original designs, created for every
type of figure and ihey have many distinc
tive Features well worth your consideration
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weldon. n.c.
New Seasonable Styles
ll is our pleasure io announce an advanced
display of beautiful, seasonable models of
Henderson Fashion Form Corsets
lialn Iruui Mid ri.ail to ii'utfirlt'i hiJidk
through MmitWillinniBplacfaudruuuiutc 1
hIuuk Haul ruai) tnwaliiM liawnou'11 to I
another Htake, thrncv hack fruin Haid
roml J!W fret lo another make, thence ! Tt, .vooll-ni ucenrtmom rf !uli.e ihai will
M Kottr .ke I predomtnate .his season will' permit us to
ht you with a Henderson tsacK or i-ront
Lace Corset correcily, satisfactorily and in
a manner that we believe will have your
highest commendation. Prices range I ruin
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING SHOP.
All Shoes repaired promptly and
t reasonable prices.
KITTNER'S
SHOE STORE,
risfht angles to said last mentioned line
yU reel to the point ol beginning on
said iuIiIic road contamiug one acre.
TRACT NO. ;t, HrgiuimiR at a stake,
Matthew I'lttinau's vtesteru corner oil
the county road and runs along said
human's line N 6( deg. V i'M) feet to
a slake, said I'ittuian's corner, in Har
per's line, thence along Harper's line N
liiil deg. W 7IT feet to a stake, corner
Richmond Hilhard's, thence along litl
hard's lineS ui deg. W 3Ho feet to a
stake on the county road, thence aloug
the county road in an easterly direction
to the place of beginning. Lot No. '2 in
Williams plot.
TRACT NO. 4 The following lot or
parcel ol laud situate and being iu the
tuwn of Halifax, rouuty of Halifax, and
State of North ( arohua, beginning on
the cast side ot Maiu street, at the cor
ner of Mrs. W. 11 Arriugton's lots,
theuce along Main Street in a northern
direction b'.r feet, U melics, theuce at
riifht angleB with said street in easterly
direction 203 feet, ii inches to Anthony
Siuither's line, thence at right angles in
a southern direction aloug said Hiuith
ers line Uj feet, tt inches to Mrs. W. H.
Arlington's line, theuce at right angles
along the said Arrington in a westerly
direction Uuo feet, 0 inches, to the be
ginning, containing J of an acre.
TRACT NO. 5. The following tract,
piece or parcel of laud situate in Halifax
county, uear the town of Halifax, to
wit: Commencing at a stone on the
lane or alley leading from Lewis Cook 's
corner near the W. & W. K. K. to the
Halifax and Weldon road, and running
southeasterly 84 leet to a stone, thence
ruuning northeasteily ttf feet to Isaac
Johustou line, theuce northwesterly
along Isaac Johnston's line H4 feet lo
the said lane or alley, thence along the
said lane or alley southwesterly 95 feet
to the beginning, eon taming 1-6 of an
acre, more or less.
TRACT NO. 6. A lot or parcel of land
situate aud being in the town of Halifax
county of Halifax, State ol North Caro
lina, fronting 24 feet on King or Mam
street on the east aide thereof, coui-
menciug at a stone, comer of the lot of
W. if. It re wry, aud running in a south
ern direction along said tviug or Main
.Street 'ii feet, theuce at right angles to
said King or Mam street id an astern
Jufatiliuu elwut ioJ ft lu ihe ioi lurui-
erly uelougmg to Mrs. Josephine bte-1
phenson, deceased, theuce at right an
gles to said last uieutioned tine in a
northern direotiou aloug the line of the
said lot formerly belonging to Mrs. Jose
phine Stephenson, deceased, 4 feet,
theuce at right angles lo said last men
tioned hue aloug ttie line ol the lot of
W. 11. Drewry to the point of beginning
on King or Main street, said lot front
ing '24 leet on said Main or King street,
ihHMS tit bALK. One-half oash,
balance in two equal instsJaienU due
six and twelve months after date, and
secured by a deed of trust on above
property. This the V day of Nov. ltfU.
GEORGE C. OHEEN,
Commissioner.
L. K1TTNER, Prop.
Opposite, F o toffies MHdcn,
$3.50 to $1.25
You are cordially invited to inspect the
latest offerings.
Come see our New Cloaks and Suits
r. o. hot (ifl
Choice
Steaks
Rrealc the monotonv of
boiled and roast meats
with an occasional steak
You will find ours tender and
ma ea hit with the family.
juicy sure to
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i Whether you want a sirloin, club, tender-
loin, flank or round steak we can meet your
I wants And we know, too, that our prices will
pleaseyou.
5mrTHIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY.
PARAGON GROCERY COMPANY,
PHONE 2-2-12-2-21
Weldon, North Carolina.
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