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Why experienced motorists
ust' 1-oiarine.
Polarin:
dim II II
at low i
Polaiiu,
and en,;
Polarin;
power
gasiilm
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Standard '
the piiiui
(tarmacs ai.
M.'tor ( Jils do n. . i ri-j ,
t .!i engine licat tn cuancal
ni.v lature.
M. i 'i- Oils .r. icjt hciiings
af in:; p.irls uganl vc:ir.
.Minor tins kc; the most
i l I Ml'OUM (II AI I I Y
I1IKIK CONSISI I NCH'S
I'nlurme t )i
I'ularine hi Heavy
I'oltiriiic Oil I'Mrii Heavy
lso l'uluriitc transmission Oils and
..,:.! -niles out nl'il tankflil of t-iscs l.ir (lit lubrication id Mntnr Cars;
Minor I ruiis, iwnisi-ni: jnu uusilline
I O.N I'OI.AKIN !:
Iractursj l-arin and Shitionni) (ias Fn-
gincs; .Motorcycles; .ioior nouts, cic.
P"" ""' """' behind .. , . - - . .. , ,,
ciiaii-burnin - economital at reliable t'or alt' by All KcliaulC Ijaragt, .ACCCS"
i dt.ii.ii ev.rywhtr.. anj Hardware Stores.
l ook fur the .;- the sign vj a reliable dealer
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FOS fOTOR CARS
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (NEW JERSEY)
Garage and Dealer. Selling Polarine Oilt:
WELDON, N. C.
Collins & Grant.
Clark & McClamb,
J. A. Harvell,
J. A. Hinriant,
Pierce W hitehead Hdw. Co.
So. Weldon Pharmacy,
Vi'illey-Moore Hdw. Co.
HALIFAX, N. C.
Roanoke Hardware Co.
ROSEMARY, N. C.
J. K. Stallings,
L. A. Shell Co.
S. B. Toppings,
Harrell Bros.
ROANOKb RAPIDS, N C.
Taylor Collier,
Whitley Garage.
THKLMA, N. C.
Hamill & Shaw,
H. A. Shaw.
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Great Majestic Range
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SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AND BARGAIN SALE OP
Majestic Ranges
Ai our Store One Week Only.
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THE BARGAIN
AND ITS X'ELL U'ORTH YOUR X HILE!
Through special arrangements with the manufacturers, and during
ihis Bargain Week only, a beautiful, useful and substantial set of Cook
ing Ware will be given with every Majestic Range sold This ware is
good ware (not cheap ware) it's wonh a lot to you. Come and see
for yourself. And Remember the price of a Majestic Range this
week will not be increased, and there will hardly be a great reduction
for years to come, if ever, but there may be an increase soon
Week of Oct. 20-25
To Be Truly Economical There
Should be a Majestic in your
kitchen.
En ... : J:..- .... i
L-buiiuiiiy la nui mciciy apcuuuiK me least money Buying a range
at too low a price is indeed false economy.
The first cost is not the only cost-the little additional first cost of a
maiestic is notning compareo wnn us economy of fuel, durability and
satisfactory service.
Nearly a million Majestic Ranges.now economicallv.scieniifirallv anrt
satisfactorily serviing millions and millions of people, civilians and sol
diers, is proof positive of their superiority over all others.
There is only one best. The public has judged. The Majestic is
recognized as the standard of all ranges. The construttion, material,
workmanship and beauiy of this wonderful range is unequalled, and it
cmuuuics luipuriam icaiurea possessed oy no other range.
TWO NEW AND IMPORTANT FEATURES
The Wonderful Unseen Riveting. Oh, Joy! Top Needs No Blacking.
Yes, it's rivet-tight, just like the old Majestic, but the rivets clinch A smooih, highly polished cooking top, burnished blue, not only adds
inside of nickeled parts, leaving nickel smooih as glass, and ihere are 10 lne pcau,v f lhe Majectic, but absolutely eliminates the work, dirt
no big, bulky bolt heads on the inside. And, remember, rivets hold 8nd orry "r'ne ' kP 'he range looking nice just an occasional
light; bolts wnli only one or two threads holding are bound to work lnm coal ' pararine retains its beautiful velvet blue color.
mi. - I. ca use no enu 01 irouoie. i ne Maiesuc is smooth inside and If you haven't a Majestic, avail yourself of this opportunity to eet
outside n s a sinking heuuiy-mure than skin deen . .i,.,, ,..,i.Vt..i i : .J ' . "YY Ed
r wv-Munimcu wnn i. us wumiii mi inngc Know inc insiae ot ranees
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WELDON, N C.
WtfY $ reto LL You EfJ?
You might get sick or hurt be prepared for it
You might want to make an investment start
now, "Takes money to make money," you know
You might be visited by thieves or fire-an account
with us prevents loss. The saving habit is a mighty
good one to get into. We pay 4 per cent on Sav
ings Accounts
5 THE BANK OF HALIFAX g
I Love knows nothing about Dhi-
losophy and cares less.
N. L. SUdman,
PiMldut
P. C. Gregory,
Vim-Prmident
P. H. Oregor,
Caahiw
The more some people tell you
the less you remember.
if Mitcneii rainier was pro
German," as Senator Frelinghuy
sen charges, what would he have
done had he been thoroughly "loyal?"
Where are the strike benefits
coming from when everybody goes
on a strike P
It's going to be awful lonesome
in this country when the strikers
cease from striking and the peace
treaty is ratified.
James Stuck Sayi "Hais Cost Mt
$125 For Plumbing- Bills.
"We couldn't tell whtt iu elo(t(tioj
up our toilet and draiut. We had to
tear up floor, pipes, etc., found a rat'i
neat in baaement. They had choked
the pipe with refuse. The plumber'a
bill .i $125. KAT-SNAP cleaned the
rodent out.
Three Sizei, 25c., SOc. and fl.
Wold and guaranteed by Pierce White
head Hdw. Co., Weldon.
CRlAT hup to business.
Believes In Liberal Use ol Print
er's Ink.
"Yes sir, Mr. Editor, the besi
proof that we believe heart and
soul in the liberal use of primers
ink is shown by the amount of
newspaper advertising used by our
company." This statement was
made a few days ago by Mr, John
son, Publicity Representative of
lhe Atlantic Coast Really Compa
ny to lhe editor of ihis paper.
Our conversation with the rep
resentative of the Really Company
was most interesting, because he
proved his statement lhat news
paper advertising docs pay.
The name of the Atlantic Coasi
Really Company is familiar lo mosi
of ihe newspaper-reading public all
over ihe South. Why ? Because
il is kepi before the people through
newspaper advernsing, in fact, it
has about got to the point when
you automatically think of the
name when you hear of a real es
uie auction sale.
Thousands of dollars are spenj
each year in newspaper publicity
telling the people about ihe land
which is offered by this progres
sive company. Proof that it pays
is shown by ihe success of ihe land
sales conducted by them. You can't
sell whal you have 10 offer unless
you can interest the people in wha
you have 10 sell. Newspayer ad
vernsing produces ihe interest.
The adveriising department of
the Atlantic Coasi Realty Company
is composed of experts in ihis line
of endeavor. From ihe chief ad
vertising man right on down the
ranks, every representative en
thusiastically "digs in" to tell you
about ihe property he is advertis
ing and the history of the rise in
land values. They are a line bunch
of fellow s and deserve the success
that is so richly theirs.
Keep on the lookout for their
advertisements in this paper, for it
will tell you all about the property
which they will offer in this section
at an early date.
CLARK PROPERTY SOLI).
The E. Clark Property Sold Mon
day By the Atlantic Coast Real
ty Company The Bidding was
Spirited Throughout the Sale.
There was probably the largest
sale of properly in Weldon last
Monday ever known in the history
of ihe lown. Mr. E. Clark offered
for sale all his property in town ex
cept his stores and lots in the rear
of his store's and his residence.
The bidding was spirited ihrough
out the sale. The most of this
property was bought by Weldon
people. The following is a list of
purchasers and prices paid :
The corner lot known as the old
"Tom Clark drug store," was
bought by the Weldon Bank and
Trust Company, price paid, $9,
593. Lot No. 3, was also bought
by the Trust Company for $3,000.
The next two lots were bought
by C. W. Gregory, for 7,800.
S. A. Harrington, five lots in
fame block, for $5,675.
W. L. Scott bought the "Den
nis" house and lot for $5,200.
I:. B. Clark bought the house
and lot now occupied by N. S.
Barnes, for $5,200.
E. N. Ricks, Roanoke Rapids,
bought the house now occupied by
Mrs. R. P. Todd, for $5,000.
The ' "Campbell" place was
bought by E. N. Ricks and Geo.
C. Green, for $8,300.
The house now occupied by J.
T. Pope, was bought by N. S.
Barnes, for $3,050.
At the home place, the first six
lots were bought by Barnes &
Gregory for $4,000.
The oilier lots were sold for
$4,000.
The aggregate amount of the
sale was $60,000.
THE AIRPLANE.
I.
Over the Roanoke News' garden
An airplane flew;
But nothing there
Either cared or knew.
11.
Autumn butter flies
Chased each other;
A young robin cried
Calling its mother.
111.
Gay "pansies"
With soft brown heads;
Sunflowers yellow
And "poppies" red.
IV.
A "blue bird"
On frail larkspur;
Never knew
Whai flew over her.
V.
Sparrows chirped
Ana a blinking toad,
Watched for flies,
On the white sand road.
VI.
They don't care
Hnw smart yeldnn mn r.
To fly through heaven,
in an airplane car.
VII.
To a Weldon girl
with hair of sold:
The flying adventure
Looked very oold.
J. T. WARINf.. In.
Macon, N. C, Oct. 4, 1919.
t Mr.
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the national
joy smoke
makes a whale
of a cigarette!
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Sift, ...
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.'our smuli, cards on the table,
' 1 . iniv Albert ami roll a
Mv.d bnt.au to keep count
rud of the sport lhat lies
.. '.ii ( 3 A. tor Ihe
KOU certainly Art youn vvlu n y
call for a tidy red tin or ,i tu.vy :
makin's cigarette. You'll v. m tu l.i.
of your smokestunts! Wlv, yon n
awaiting your call in u licr .c uli..d
packing I
i Talk about flavor! Man. n..m. y .i, tu-. -..'i the listen of half your
smokecareer until you know what . n'ii.n; 'w with P. A. ran do lor your
contentment! And, back of l1. A.'s IU.1. r. imJ tar-; fragrance- proofs f
Prince Albert's qunliti land , our rxcln-inj ,'ati nted process that
cuts out bite and parch ! With 1'. A. your sniokeson.; in a makin's ciga
rette will outlast any phoiiOj'.ra;'';! record y'i ever heard I Prince Albert
is a cinch to roll. It's crimp cut unJ sfuys put like a regular pa"
Prince Albert upsets any notion you evrr h.,1 as to how delightful a
jimmy pipe can be I It is t!w tol.aico that has madu three men smoke
pipes where one was smoke.! l.'fi.ir. h has won men all over the nation
to the joys of smoking.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winaton-Salem, N. C
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CAXXKD GOODS
U'e protect our enstomers" by
handling ihe best brands of canned
goods whose makers have higb
reputations 10 uphold.
I nric. . . f Ihuc. U . . 4 . . . .. . I . .
(iivis ui in"i. uciicr grimes are low
enough to suit all, Also a nice line of Groceries
L. J. Moore & Co.,
Successors to 11. Clark, Opposite Pustollite.
VThe Store of Quality and Service
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J. P, STRONO
Prominent keel Ifstate Broker ol
Massachusetts.
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Hu-lun, Auir, '.'.MIi su, "I have
bwu in ihf real malt- hroUiuie husi
Dt'SH for many- vi-ar I liavn sull'cit.,1
from Iohh utMlefli, ni.l'ircstioll anl ner
vuualii'Ha. tiut Bin.-e hiking Armi-l'hus.
phalr, I nlwp lHtt,-r an. I eul milium
fuat of ilmtrenn, and caii Iri-I a Kieat
clianire iu my hvhU'iii "
I lit'te ih Uulluiiir in nie.lu-al Noiruce
that i'iualsArKo.riioapliateni llic treat
ment of iiidnri'Kliun, iln-uuiatiMu, uer
vouKUeaK, kklnrv aud hvi'r
tor ale by Weldon liiuar t o.
" SORE THROAT AND COLD
On Chest Gone Overnight MIN
TOL Acts Quickly.
hou't fiua nilli Muotaid I'IuhU ih or
luumaid rreanm Ihal mil o,, i ,1.-1 cate
atoniaetiH. lost ml m Lilt,. MiV TIII
and secure mm., .i, u , u'ii, snip. I S
coirlnutr ulmiiHi niNtui.iiv an. I a.nv thro n '
and cold on client mil he nunc u,ui ;i
uiirlil I !i
MINTDl. eivea piuinpl lelietfoi hron- I fi
rim.. I .. .1. .. .,i ... i , W
- ......... nmi iin-,, a-iii:na. urau-
i-lu-, ueunaltria, conirentmn, wimiipiui;
coilll, plcutmy. ilieumalHin, hnuliai;ii,
paniM and achea, mire iiiumi'Ii-ii, hihiuh,
clnlhlaina, fromrd led. hruiM. uvuntui,
and relievi'H tired, ai'hini; oi nnulleu
feet..
ami Hie, .lie jam, llonpital aue
l.-.'i. The Home Itelief l.ahnral.ines,
Uoittoii, .Maas.
or Sale hy Weldon Druir in
innrPBaaan mWMaaaaaaH
lit) OTHI-R purchase of a lifetime requires
II :
th one
, , i , : ,v " Mini
I should he shown in huvine the engagement and wedriin.
rings. V('e have chosen a stock which offers you ihe best va
riety and the most proper, correct selection.
We can meet your requirements in these lines, no matter
what ihey may he
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N. RICKS?
WATCntS i
J E W E LER
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Notice of Re-Sale.
Hy virtue ot the pi. cr cunferred up
on the underaiKued Truatee liv certain
Ileedof Truateiieculi-d hy Martha l ar
tcr which ia duly recorded in Ihe ollice
of the Keiriater of Herds for Halifax
county in Uouk US at akgn IZI, defauh
hatinit been made in the payment ol
the indebtedness thereby aecurml, aud
bemg thereto duly reoueated, I will on '
Monday, November 3rd, lo.
between the lioura of r.' iai audl'o clock
P. M,. in front of tliecourt houap duor 1
in Halifax, N, l' oiler for public auc
tion to the InuliPHt Inddar for eaiili the I
followinK described real estate lnwil:
Thai ceilaiu Iracl oi panel of laud
neat Theluia, in Halifax couutv, Imuui
ed on the north by Oranville Mavo, on
theeaal hy Kverctt Mills on the south
by the Wade Carter land, and on the
west by the Wade Carter land, contain
ing eiehtcon and one-half acres, lis'
Uiois or less.
Thia the 3rd day of Uctober, pita.
u- . ... . " W HA.MII.I., Trustee.
WM. L. KMliHT, Allorney.
Administrators' Notice.
Having ciuahried as administrators of
, ,,- u, n . b. o. r ooper, deceased,
ate Of HallfRl Kr.nl v V .'
notify all persons holding elaiuia or ac
counts against the estate of the deceased
to nreseut the same to us. duly ventied
before thn .h aa nr,A-., i.....
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
....... m.u,ci y ah persons imlcutcd to
the estate of the said deceased will
please make prompt payments.
ic mi uay oi ucloher, 1H1H.
T. A. K. CUUI'KK,
L. K. I OOPKK,
Admra. of H. S. ti. Cooper, deceased
oct 11 (It.
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FOR FLETCHER'S
CA3XO.RIA
Capital and Surplus, $63,000.
WE INVITP. VOL'H ACCOUNT.
4 PAID ON SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Vl K. DAMKL,
i'RBHIliaNT.
W. H. SMITH.
' VH s-l'r.LSlt'EM.
h. C UKAFIR,
caaaiaa
What Is your Age'
It doesn't matter whether you are this
of twenty or the other side of seventv, it
will pay you to consign your cotton and
peanuts to
J. W. PERRY COMPANY,
COTTON AT NORFOLK. VA. PEANUTS AT SUFFOLK. V
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