OUTLOOK FOR THE NEXT WHEAT AND OAT CROP
I BY CHARLES A. WHITTLE,
j Improvement Committee, Atlanta, Georgia.
The approach of wheat and oat now- j
big time rataes a question in the Urm-
era mind as to the outlook for '.hcse 1
crops. It Is well known that under
the stimulus of Govenfment price ia
enormous wheat crop has heeu pro
duced, a crop of approximately l.ZUUV
00,000 bushels.
It li estimated that this country re
fulres 100,000,000 buehels and that
Xurope will require from 41u,uuu,uuo
to 410,000,000 bushels. If these figures
proTe correct, there will be a very lit
tle surplus left of the big crop of
wheat tbla country has grown.
8lnce It appears to be probable that
there will be no trouble to dispose of
the preseat crop the next question is,
what are the planting prospects fur
other wheat growing nations?
Of course the nation south of the
equator, like Argentina and Austra
lia, that have tbvlr summer when we
are b avloff our winter, have already
sown their fall crops, and wilt har
vest them near erii(iua time. These
Bailout have, thus far, good prospects,
but they would hardly compare with
any two leading wheat growing atatea
at this country; therefore, they are
But Important factors.
Russia to the great granary of Eu
rope ud Asia. Those who hart watch
ed the political tread of that country
see nothing hut war and paralysed
agriculture ahead another year, If not
tor srveral years.
WHAT IS ACID
Raw paospnus rack U i subitum
b which phosphoric acid and 11m, are
combined toother Is practically the
urn, proportion. Is which Uy we
found in boa,, and which 1, known
a, pboaphate of Urn,.
In tin condition tua 11m, and th,
phosphoric acid hold to each other
with auch a tight trip that th, phoa
phorua oennrt b, dlaaolT,d by wa
tar. It will r,adtl7 b, ,n that but
for auoh a combination th, photpho
rua would ban bean dlaaolrad out and
washed to th. Ha l,(or, ,T,r man
earn to Inhabit th aarth. But II
kM baa looked up and bald for ut In
(tie J"1 M ku
IF YOU WISH
To have in your home, comfort
To add charm to it's appearance i
To make your friends admire it
To leave st mething to be cherished by posterity
Then Visit the Great
Furniture Emporium of
Sydnor& Hundley
Richmond, Va.
And pick your Furnishings
from the immense stock of
FURNITURE, RUGS
AND DRAPERIES.
Reasonable
OUR MOTTO:Quality, Design and
One-Price.
What
SOME people are getting dangerously near to having a real thought
concerning the effect of what they drint on their health, whether it
Is helpful or harmful, others have known all the time that BEVO braces up
and strengthens the weak, worried and worn, soothes the nerves, clears
the brain and gives vigor to every organ throughout the entire body.
W II Y ?
Because it Is a pure, healthful, liquid food that harm onizes with nature In
the up-keep of the human system, BEVO IS PURE. Water may not be.
BEVO satisfies the thirst, many drinks donot.
Substitutes may be a chemical compound to produce a similar taste, and
therefore should be avoided.
Carolina Beverage Co.,
SCOTLAND NECK, - - NORTH CAROLINA.
European tuuntviL-s !:i si;ner.U art
abort n( Ittbur. i e inotjllutuluu of
unities DroreBeb alul ttinl lutt pe
riod for tall nowing of small gmln
In Ktirmie will have umnd before Any
material chant; can be made through
recovery of labor from the armies.
Therefore, there la going to ut a
continued ahurtafti of small grain in
Europe, making it probably ueceaBary
for this cuuntry to nuwly as much
grain next year as thin.
Hut Instead of the uatiou maiiilalu
int its wheat acmige. it U fear
ed the withdrawal of the Oovernmnut'i
guarantee will result in a reduction.
In the South U if not only a good
farm prarlUe to grow wheat, oat and
rye enough for home ueetla. but it is
very d.'rinible, il) to have winter
' cover crop that will take up the
plant fund that would otherwise w.wli
out o( the mill with Hip winter ralm.
I i2( to pn-vido hK'it winter KraziiiK ror
llvcHtnik, 3 to fuiniKh iu eaM)
( spring Home fresh ivreal bay which
will be the better il it ban vvtcU or
I bur clover intmiug it. i1 i
Iritmiuii vi ueLilile iit.il i r or humus to
turn Into tlie null at the Bpriug plow
lug
U all Hit votl.'U a ;u fa 14
wre town to mull gruiu m the fall
it wniiiii uru more cotton and nTh
batUr lull, Imaer rvtunn from fur
tlllwrt ami greater li.ru. yrntH
Trw mile attention is glveu tu ob
lalnlDi good wheat, oats aud ryw sead
too little attention n given iu
paring a good seed bed. and too little
ftrtlllxen are uaed in gnwing the
mall grain crops in the South. What
li worth doing at all. Is worth dulug
well.
PHOSPHATE?
held under the bills, and Id th, caaa
of the phusphurus we have been given
the key lor Its unlocking b- the uae
of sulphuric acid, which cnuveru the
Insoluble rock into u aolulilc fonu
It the soluble pliuaiitiorn add wert
separated rom the linn- which car
rlea It and dissolved in umw It would
be Hindi mure inconvenient to bauille
than to leave it silll combined with
lime In the dry powder wlncli we tall
acid phosphate, thin lime simply serv
lag the futu tioi. ot a bottle to carry
the phoaphonm. aud saving the much
larger cii.-iiae that would tie mvol
ed in the voniplete extrai'tmu of tb
pboaplioric atld. converting It Int.
' liquid form and ;,r.)VidlnK bottlee It
which to cam- it. -MiDtiilv lliilleti'
Ublo t.xiielji.., tt il.,:.
Prices and Liberal
Discounts.
Do you Drink ?
DRINK BEVO
JAPAN TO MODIFY KOREAN RULE.
Se Predicts Dr. S. E. Hagar, 29 Year
Southern Methodist Mission
ary In The Orient.
Nashville, Tenn That Japan will
mode rite her rule In Korea Is the pre
diction of r S. T Hag, recently
rfttuniftd missionary of the Method 1st
Episcopal Church. South. Ur Hagcr
ha spent more than a quarter of a
enttiry In Japan doing religious work
"Japan la learning that her success
Id giving good government to Korea
In fraught with difficulties, and that
tolerance and good will must take the
pi me of harsh and severe methods
"The military leaders aim mainly at
making their rule thorough and perm a
bent, and naturally there It great
temptation to the man of the sword
to make his rule severe
I uut democratic taeas are growing
i In Japan and monj temperate treat
i mailt of the subject race will come
about "
lr H.tanr save the t'brlstUn mis
eloiiarte In the Orient sre Utud st
i ilm success nf the Centenary move
i meat, through which the church raised
. $53, (M O 000 uu for missionary wrk Id
; all lands
Miliums of this will be Sfaul i& Iht
irieut HJndredi of new raisaleturles
will t Ttnl md there will be a great
advance uWemeut lu mediae! work
edttoaUo tvatf erajigeJis
FAMILY SECKIiT.
"I bei I know what makes sisier
wear her hair bunched down over
her ears," said the small boy.
"Do you?" replied he affable
young man.
"Yes. Bui I ain'i gom' m tell.
Only if my ears were as big as
sister's. I'd do something like j
thai myself."
WORSE STII.L.
"Miss Ann was very angry when
1 kissed her in (he dark and refused
1 io accept my apology."
"Perhaps you did not make il
sirong enough."
"Oh, yes, 1 did. 1 told her I
had mistaken her for her preity
I young cousin "
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
Gash
IN EUROPE WORK IS TO
OPENED IN BELGIUM
AT ONCE.
Commlnlon Abroad To Study the Sit
uatlpn. - Extentiv Pro(jram la
Planned Church Buiy
In Othtr Land.
N&shvilte Tfnu (Spf-ual Coi re
pondfiic ) -On August Sum a .-mi.
missiuu oumpused of UUhup Juuu's
AtklDK, of North rarollua, Jolm ii
Pepper, of Tentii'Sftee, lr B?lle li
HvUDtttt, of Ktmtui-sty, aod Mrt Li.U
(I Juhnnon tr iJeoiitia, atl for fcv
i'op Io arrange for t be opening uf
Uuntvo MiftoiK and i.I.Hantbro i
work Id lilsmm, Krati'-o and o:l.r
war torn nun tries
Ibry rcpic-ietit fh t'eutfoary Com
Uiloalou and ttif Hoard of MIkihui uf
tilt Mt!iotllnt Kidktopai i'liui.li
Houlh. whuh hao Htt airide f liconi)
of t'untfimiy fiaiilH fur rlltoua re
iuntli iu iijii In Huri ija
iLv) nlEb iittiorlt ;w puutitf
I'lopfrly and opiu wuit ut urtia lu
liflnluut and lu make a vaieful survey
uf tbe uutils la other cuuoUiei ud
rfLDintiiti.d an adxUattv prugra;n
Ui(j!iniiat,L' itboulb. sulat centers,
ruibiou literature Aud direct t,v.tLifcf
lliui v. ill be the mctbodt employed
in iviuv1 ol the tAiun'-Tes to be tn
tttred tbe work will be von dueled, lu
t o operation with the Methodist fcpln
copal t'huicri, which 11 already o;erut
lug la Krauce. Italy and the Balkans,
aud u plautiitig to eipdiid ita work
greatly as a result of the l'tnteiur.
which In the two churches brougui
millenary pledges ngtcregatlug more
SAYS LEMON JUICE
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
Girls! Make this cheap beauty lotion
to dear and whiten your akin.
the juice of two I'TUons into
s kit tlf i'diitaiiniiiT three ounce of
orchard white, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of the bent freckle and
tHti h'tion, and complexion beiiutitier, at
vir, T M11U.11 I'oHt.
Vnir rroerr bus the lemons and any
dm? store -r toilet ntimter will supply
tl I. i- olit.ei-H of oreluird v.hite for a few
ii nts. Maae thin sweetly fragrant
li'linn into ilie fHi-e, neck, urmrt and
eiuh iluv ntid we Imw freekli'H and
bh niinlies disappear mid how i-h-Hr, Holt
and white the ekm liecomet. Yen! II
in hatnilesa.
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply lew drops then lift tore,
touchy torus tf with
lingers
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop i little
Freeioiie yn tn atliiDR corn, inHantlv
that corn ittops burtinff. thfn you lift
t nlit uut. Yen, mtigic!
A tiny bottle ut Fretiune costs but
u-w emu at any drug store, but is auffi-ut-nt
W remove every bard corn, uft
torn, r cum Uetweea tbe toea, and tU
mlluaes, without uurt-m-as or irritation.
Frei-ioue in the awi national discuvery
A a I'ipuauati Kt-niu. it u wonderful
MERCHANDISE
SALE!
We are expecting io close our
mercannle business soon as we
can do so. X'e offer every article
in cur store at and below cost. Vi'e
have some great bargains, and sell
ing some goods at half what the
same goods cost at this time.
Merchants who need cotton
piece goods, can get such here at
much less than wholesale houses
are offering at this time. Vi'e
must close this business soon as
possible. Come quick.
SPIERS' BROS.,
WELDON, N. C.
NOTICE,
By virtue of the power coutiiued in a
eerum deed of lrut of November I,
Witt, eieeuted to uie by Martha Carter,
to secure the payment of certaiD notes
therein described, and default having
bean made in the payment thereof, and
at the request of the Holder, 1 will, on
8th Day of September, 1919,
in front of the Court House door in the
lonu ol Halifax. N. C , at VI o'clock m.,
ell to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate:
Bouudcu ' t iiranvilte Mayo tract
on the aorta, -it Mill trset on the
cast, south ana west by the Wade Car
ter laud, ben g the land left said Martha
t artar by hei father, being eighteen and
one half acres, more or less.
This the lllh day ofAuguit, lllld
II. D, H4MII.L, Trustee.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Hat ing qualified as administrator ol
the estate of Wade Carter, latt of Hali
fax county, N c. this la to notify all
persona having claims against the tslate
of said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Thelma, N. C, on or be
fore the Hlh dayof August, mi, or tins
notice will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
state will please make immediate pay
ment. Thie 14th day of August, Ism.
C. I. HOUSE,
Admr. esute of WedeCarter, dee'd
J. H. TAYLOR. Atty. 8-M-t I
STOMACH
Mr. Marion Hulcmnb, uf Nancy, !., s.iys: l ot quite
a long while 1 suffered" with :4oin;;i li tioiib'.v. I woi.ld
have pains and a heavy feeling ,:':rr r:y ru ..Is. : most
disacreeable taste in my mouth. If I a! a: m wit.i
butter, oil or crease, 1 world spit if up. I bc.-.m M nave
regular sick headache. I had used pt!U and UlMs, but
after a course of these, I would he ct.:isti!'.".f. I; t:it
seemed to tear my stomach all up. I found il.cy were
no good at all for my tumble. I heard
THEDFORD'S
recommended very highly, so hcuan to use it. It cuicd
me. I keep it in the house all the time. It is the best
liver medicine made. I d.t not have sick headache or
stomach trouble any moie." W.ick-ltum ut a-ts on
the jaded liver and helps II to do its inipoii.nil wotk of
throwing nut waste materials and poisons truth the s s
tem. This medicine should be in every lumreliold for
use in tune of need. Oct a package today. If you feel
sluggish, take a dose tomtit. Yuii will feel ftcsh to
morrow. I'nce 2'jc a package. All dru ,i-.:s.
ONE CENT A DOSE
Street
Receipts and Disbursements Krom September 4,
1M0 to July t, 1KS.
Disbursements
S'j't -1, Ittlti. t'.V liore A I'd . talaiy urul lii'lji, l.:,,ti
" ti H. I,, J, issit.-l 'A t'o.. Mlt-t't wmk on t'tilitl.U'1. '. In
i'l't I. - t. I- .,.. io,, faittiy au.l tie.st umk 11', t
" l. " K li I .ailHr . ( it . -t r t-t utirk tu net. 11". '1
" M, " Ni w.tnt t'oiitiai'l o.. I'lilu itn I ti.it i.1'
Nu I-, " I '. 1' t.oit- l u , salui y mill tn-fl lu lji tl n
" ii, '' CiuiiL'tV Co., Ii'ud njif t'ui stif.-t tttnk, :;i 17
" lu, " hs, .1. A JuliiHtou, wand lb 1 tortu, ,'nti on
" --, " K. l. LasMtfl V l'o , pint p;ty tu eul ou ttttret rtoik 1 . hinj ho
leo. 4, " V. . 1 sun- Co sahtry and help on stu'-i i t, on
Jan. 1, If 17 " in"; ;,,
" 1 " H. i. l.af iter ,V 1 o., ntit't'l vsurk lu .U11. 1. isn , l
I'r-h. .", " I', liore A t o , wuluiy ami help lo.i L'.'t
" " " 1! li. I.a-Hiter A l'u., strret work l
" " " I' F. iure A t'o., coD-ultiif servii'ea -.'ihi ihi
Mai. ', ' " Hilary uiitl street work irj 1 HI
Apr.'-', " H-i iHt
MayT, .t!i ol
'uu 4, ' mi Mi
" 1, 1 profeutual service, s,u un
Jul , salary nm h,
" " Meri'liant8 .National Bank, mite oimi ihi
11 " li. ii. I.iiNMiter A Co,, strt't't work 1; 771 (j
Au(f.1, ' t V Cure, proft'huioiml service -.'.'.immi
" " ; service x,
st'p. 4, " " " street hoi It i mi
j Oct. '." 4",
I Nov.li, ' " ;;,
Feb. 4, K I!. I'.iieiltauin, slleel ttoiV t; i,j
ch4, ,,.,-
1-afHiter A i o Ksluuate No. 1. 1 ;t;
Apr 1. " F. L. Hueihauin, alaiy aud priutin ll-i
" " i. ii. FasBitei A Co , Ktiuiate No. 'J, -j m
MayT, " F. F. Hufiliaum, alaiy, IM, ,
" C. F. iioie, halaiy. (H,
" " K (i. Fachiter A Cu., Fstiinate No. H, A -m '.
Jim S, " c. F. (iore, nalary, uiouths. t-v ,,o
luly 1. street work
I It. ii. Fasmter A Co., uottn ami iuteiext jh ,,71 ;j
Interest on HoiuK INi
Receipts
1'ulitln,
Shlewalka,
iiuadnay,
, N C. Hughen.
lolal,
Halauoe in Ireanuiv.
ai
t
A n
,1
HSTABLISHKU 1892
Capital and Surplus, $63,000.
WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT.
4 PAID ON SAVINGS DEPARTMENT!
W E. DANIEL,
PHRRlDINT.
W. R. SMITH.
Vlt'l'VHBBUIBNT.
I
iff
We are in position to give first
class service on Automobile Repair
ing, also Automobile Ignition, Light
ing and Starting. Battery charging
a specialty. When you need First
Class Service at once call
JONES
Phone 205
GARAGE,
P.O.Box 244
TROUBLE
fi
II 71"
Work
11 k
LilJ
I.. I' URAl'ER,
Ujj
n
& SONS
WELDON,
N, C,
i.4 41
U."i
lt,l"li 4!i
41 4.'.
f;i 4;l .17
; 1;:.
OAS If
CRIMSON CLOVER
THE VOT'TirHTTTI. SOII, IM-
puoviNa caop.
Ail L'JtrcUont Winter n1 Bprlnff
O'. . ; Ct"p uit r,r nnif
OiccD re (I Ocjod Hay Crop
CrlMti'iti Clover --"i I "n
fi-. ,,, i ,,. i ' i . ! .hi'v fo 1'iirtv In
T f"
.ril
Hun inn it nl ''" 'HSt
, litfitinif it iiml'-r lli
K l v ,tv K WHitZ Ut-
,1 , . .. li ir
SE SURE TO SOW
WOOD'S SEEDS
Tli. v nr" t'fir--f'illv wrlcfil nntl
. ,." f I til I tl'l ' I' 'II ff'
ft -ru !: .'Illtf'rt llllll I'bjfC'tktll-
lit'lf Wf. J Si-rdS.
SEED POTATOES for Fall Crop
:. iIk trmvi'M nn' r'ttii tf tt'iU
.Ml.il -ri- - JU'l n- w. riiml ft
litti r-il 'it n.ic" In .lull'' fitnl J'liv.
1-,. ,!. - m iv -t il tupli ittiaiti
i i.it.i- r .
r(i.' f t- "Wonfl'i Crop Spt
clal" i-n .ut: ttipi.- v nifi'1-in..t...i.
l.t..l .il.-- Mti.l. .1 fr.-
T.W. WOOD & SONS,
. BEEDHHEN, BlclimiiUlt, Va. .
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I'ktOI liSSIONAI. CAIDS.
WAI. I I k I DAMIiL,
AltiiriKv-at-l.aw,
i : I . i n . n i
rui lifc- hi ii.i' diiuti. ut lUlilai aliu
N,MlltUIII)llll Uli'l 1U till' .sllU'lllt uut,
tvilciul riniit- l ullii'lK'iis iniiilc ball
ltu tH ul V.i Id l .tn.lilm lllalicli nltic
.(I llllllu ui.rli ,'V. IV liitnltiv
llliOKUI: C. (jkliKN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
I'lLL't1 iii t'lii'ti UuiMiutc
eldtin. N. C.
Win. L. KNIGHT,
Attorney arid c'ounstllur at l.nw,
t KI.I'oN. N. V.
I lltll'f HI 11:1 I M II II I Ullll linn
HiiMtitM. ni.iiillv mi, I Isitliftillv at
trmli'.l til.
r, i.i.iorr h c.uk.
Attornt y-at-l.aw,
U Kl.lHiN, S I'.
IMll,l Ill lillCII HulUllllkT
ASHLEY B STAINBACK,
Attorney-at-Low,
Notary Public.
WELDON, - - N. C.
I'raetuM in the courts of Halifax auJ
atljoMMiiif oiiuntit'H. 1'ioiiipt alttt iition
to all FuMiu-hh eritntt-tl to me. nitiee
over M. C. I'air'B Klure.
T. CLARK
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WKLDON, N. C.
I'raetict'M in the courtn ol Halifax and
ailjoiumr coiiniien aiul il the Niji renin
court ol the Mate, special alti-utioo
kfiven to collection ami prompt returui
W. J. WARD,
DKNTIMT,
DM It K IN iAM.,. llt'll,iMi:
WEI.IiON, N.t .
st'pl'J ly
' mvt. i.. I., msvia, in
TRAVIS & 1HAVIS,
Attorneys-at-Law,
HALIKAX, N. C.
I'tui'tnv ill Hip Slate ami tnlelnl, ,,iiits
MISS K. N. HILL,
I'l lll.lt TKNtJtlHAFllrll
Wt:ii,n, N. i'.
utlitv hami'l liuilJiuf.
HutiiH '( to ."l.
DR. Wm. A. CAIM1R,
VKTBRINARY SUKGKO.N,
WKI.IHIN, N ('.
I.un liistuiicr isIIh aiisiveird iruuiiitly
Otliof id suuth Wrkliiu riianuai-v.
tr.uiv Haiti k -.nil i -IMI.-I.ls (H,till,t.l I hd
H.1 ...mI.-I ik.t.l f'UI l.dtuo Jl.. d.-
BUILD FORTUNES
Y'"l I -II I en iM..lit t. II lif . Ktlatl l UitrUI
iU tv fju muDt-y. Willi tjJt,
D. SWIFT & CO.
I'm I ail I LAW.
U03 Se.nlh St., Kastiinijtoo, D. C
SHOE STORE
I have in my store a
complete line of Men's
Women's and Children's
Spring & Summer Shoes.
All latest styles and eol.
ors
3 Come Early ;
and have your choice,
Good SJitics at keasona.
ble Prices
ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING SHOP
All Shoes repaired promptly and
at reasonable prices.
KITTNER'S
SHOE STORE,
L. KITTNER, Prop.
Opposite t-ostoffic Weldoo, NC.
KITTNER'S
in
get it.
ifor
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NOOTMlRUKIi.
NO OTHIK Ally. '
Cii.li... ll,."NF.W H1)MF",,
Mr u.-rl .1 l ,,., , .,'
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it.ilV l niilrfil tn. i,, .v.,,, 1 '
ou,i:i t tt It.. 1. 1 ..t. h:i t u,t ''hriirLH
WARRANTED FOR ALL Tlai
. it. 1 1. ,, ,P .., "
- t .. ..I i.ii.iri , , , ,W(
tm .iivn 'Mt atWH ; w t0
i'iu'
An Appetizing
Meal
Everybody wants it.
l:erybody likes It. -Everybody's
looking lor It.
BUT
You ian'1 Ret It unless )k'
have the right kind of grocery
Uet em HI-HE I
l'hone2m). :
k. M. PUkNELL, .
Wfldnn, N r
New
Quarters:
Just moved lnt
our handsome ne
brick buildinK with a full
supply of everything in
Hardware for the farmer
the mechanic and the j
house builder. '
I LI ES ! PLULS1! I
Nim in the tune to place your orlti
i for tlucM. I' want em. We inuke tm l;
JjjfDWJlE CO.,
Halifax, N. C.
U. E. LEWIS. Manager.
i la am
OF
UM'U-THEMlNl'Tl:
MILLINERY.
FANCY UOOlaod NOVELTIES,
Butterlek's Fatteroa
K & U. Corsets, 1
i
Misses at 76c. Ladits T.'ic. to l,
M. Prices a ill W made to suit lbs
times. Hatstnd boDnets made and, 1
trimoied io urjtr. i
ALL MAIL UKliLR I'ROMl'TLY
HLLKU.
MRS. f. A. LIMlf,
eldoo, N. t'.i
i
I
SliND YOUR ORDERS Fi H
ALL KINDS OP PRINTING 10
E. L. HAYU'AKD,
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