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Qreat Majestic Range A STITCH IN TIME. Organization to Combat flu u el dun Tonhipj I 1 6iJHItlj BiJTl7, Only Three more Days Ml 1 SI'KCIAL DEMONSTRATION AM) BAKGAIN SALE OF Majestic Ranges 1 trr -T At our Siore One Week Only. Week of Oct. 2025 To Be Truly Economical There Should be a Majestic in your kitcheu. THE BARGAIN -AND ITS WELL WORTH YOUR Vt'HII.H! REMEMBER Only Three More Days this Week: Thursday, Friday get the $15 Set of Utensils Free. Economy is mil merely spending ilie least money buying it ranee at loo low a price is indeed lalse economy. The first cosi is noi the only cosi - the luile additional first cost of a Majestic is nothing compared w ith its economy ot fuel, durability and satisfactory service. Through sneeiid nrninirpmpnic r:,i, .k. .........r j .1. Nearly a million Mnipsiie p. mi,, c ...w....; ...n., .- :u..it t , Vi w, -'-"6k".iiio nun lilt IliailUIUUUI LI S, 3IIU UUI III (J f ' -,v ... .. . a, i r w l. i n I will I Jl I , S IC 1 1 1 lllCail y U I HI this bargain Week only, a beautiful, useful and substantial set of Cook- sansfitctonly servung millions and millions of people, civilians and s.i. ing Ware will be given wuh every Majestic Range sold This ware is dlcrs' ls proof positive of their superiority over all others. gooa ware tnot cheap ware)-it s worth a lot to you. Come and see 1 here is only one best. The public has judged The Majestic is for yourself. And Remember-the price of a Majestic Range this recognized as the standard of all ranges The construction materi il week will not be increased, and there will hardly be a great reduction workmanship and beauty of this wonderful range is unequalled and it ror years to come, if ever, but there may be an increase soon. embodies important features possessed by no other range TWO NEW AND IMPORTANT FILVTUR US 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 smooth, highly polished cooking top, burnished blue, not only adds inside of nickeled parts, leaving nickel smooth as glass, and there are " 'he beauty of the Maiecnc, but absolutely eliminates the work, dirt no big, bulky bolt heads on the inside. And, remember, rivets hold aml 'orry ,r'in 10 k"P lhe range looking nice just an occasional tight; bolts with only one or two threads holding are bound to work lhin cm ot paratine retains its beautiful velvet blue color loose and raiiw nn n. nt ir....ki. xu. . . . . ... ... outside it s a strikinff beau iv mnrp ih l , moom ",s,de and " you V a Maies"c' avui1 yoursdf uf lllis opportunity to outstue it s a striking beauty-more than skin deep. acquainted with this wonderful range-know ihe inside of ranges WELDON FURNITURE CO., wjuijJjujm, jn u. Farmers, Bankers, Merchants. Professional Men j o T M 1 I NORTH COUNTY DIVISION HALIFAX COUNTYBRANCH IN 1SS Hold Your Cotton For 3652c. The world is short on coiton and you can get this price if you will not rush your coiton to market. It means thou sands of dollars in your pockets. Cot ion mills will soon be forced to go into the market to supply their needs. The American Cotton Association asks you to help the cause by noi sell ing for less than 36'ic. in October, and increase the price half a cent a month from now on. The coiton crnn is shnri unH ihUr. a bigger demand for cotton goods than in manv years Th fiirmrs ri....... ' ' ... ,. a uwativc more than the cost of production for his crop, and they get a fair price for cotton if hp will nnlv stii-lr inu.v.a a 7 7 .' , ' '"KI.IIICI illlU hold cotton off the market now. Organize Cotton Warehouses The American Coiton Association furnishes the organisation through which coiton warehouses may be es tablished in every coiton growing com munity, either under the State or Fed eral plan. Join the Association and help get enough warehouses to store all the cotton produced in the county. When vou smrp mnan i . c... -..-, in B omc warehouse you can take the cotton re ceipt and get money with which to tide you over until ihf nrm. ; .;.. . . r - 13 Ifilll and you want to sell. Warehouses win keep the coiton in the farmer's hands, and keen it nm nt vii I r " . nan 31ICCI speculators. Talk it Over U,'ilh unnr n..l.l .i your business friends, your merchant and your banker. I The Stale org'im.atious io cum b.u intlucnj are divided into conn- ' ty oiganizjtions, which are sub divided into lownslnp urgaiiij nuns, Each county has a super- i visor who appoints ihe inwnslup supervisnr, ho in turn appoints: ihe ciiiiiiiiiilccs to serve under j them. The supervisor tor mis township is Mrs. Willie Green t Cohen. On her resis the respon sibility fur the relief work in this township. The Sl.ue Hoard ot Health has a corps of doctors and nurses who will be sent on the ie quest of lhe tow nship and county superwsors to aid, should the ne cessiij arise, but all calls tut out side help in ust come Irom ihe local Hlirl CJatiivHatr . j Pcmsor. The supemsois will mill Oct L 111 Udy IU ! keep in touch w ith ihe community, liifoiiglt the couiinitiees, to learu their needs. The following con: niinees have been appointed In aid in the work here should intluena become epidemic again this year I . Intelligence I ominiiiec A trie name suggests, (his is the Jiul source of information. They are to gailier inlormaiion daily con ceriung the needy, new cases ol "llu", conditon of old ones, cic . also whether or not any supplies are needed. The dociors can help this committee. This committee is Mrs. I'. C. Harrison, Chairman; Mrs. W. A. Pierce, Mrs. W. 1.. Knight, Mrs. 1. I:, (ireen, Mrs X'. L. Scoit. Miss Kate '.urn-n Mrs. R. T. Daniel, Mrs AI. Drake. 2. A finance committee should secure voluntary contribu lions for afflicted families which may be destitute. This coniiiiuiee is Mrs. George Green, Chairman; Mavor X Vt Wiooms Mr I Johnson, lillioit B. Clark, Mrs. L. C. Draper, Mrs. R. S. Travis, Mr. G. C. Green, Mr. W. T. White head, Mr. J. L, Shepherd, Mr. W. E. Daniel. .V Nursini? Comminee Mrs G. Suiter, Chairman; Miss Rosa Rodwell, Mrs. C. V. Bounds. This committee should secure trie names ot those who will agree to do voluntary nursing. 4. Transportation Committee. Mrs. Ida Wilkins, Chairman; Mr. Howard Rounds Mr ttirnoo M- Jesse Harvell, Mr. l-ugene Daniel mr. j. H. jonnston, Mr. i;. '. Vincent. This committee should be pre pared to furnish a local guide and means of transnnri.innn shnnl.l a doctor or nurse be sent here by the oiaic ooara ot neaitn, and should also he nrrnnrrd in mp,i thp nfl.t.- of ihe other committees. 5. rood Commiirpp This i-nm mittee shnnld hp nhlp i lur,.;.-i. simple wholesome food to the nee dy. Mrs. Ovid Pierce, Chairman; Mrs. J. S. Turner, Mr. J. 1. NX'vche. Mr Hjrrv Sninh Mr l: G. Garlirk Mr I V n,i,, Mrs. R. p. Morehead. The chairman of these commit tees will be held responsible for lhe work of the committee, and are permitted to appoint as many more io serve with ihem as they may ihink necessary, The State Board of Health urges every community io be prepared and not to be found sining around idle should the epidemic come on us again. If u should not come, so much the better. rrHci! 'ly r get You said it ! Tularinc for vie, tcry time! mi set', l' f tried tlit in all uml I kinnc. " 11 ic imlvsti in libit- coating of lull icatiun that Pultiiinc Nlotor Oils place on all moving parts keeps the motor free running and powerful. Tliey hold their body at high c Vr der heat and How ft i winter or summer. Ili: I 'MI-'tlRM OIIAI ITV I IIKI-.li CONSISIT-NCItS I'oliu inc ( )il 1'ol.irine ( til Heavy Polarine 1 111 Pxlrj I leavy Also, I'olatme I raiismissioii Oili and Cii eases lor the luliricaiioii ol Motor ("ars; ' 1 "tor I rucks, Kerosene and (Juso . ,a' I rucliirs; l ai niund Stationary ( i.is 1 -1 1 K 1 1 1 c s ; Motorcycles; Motor Itoals.e le. I'or Sale liy All Keliable I iuiaiies,. Accessory and Hardware Stores. 'nrd Motor Gasoline, the '.i clililled motor fuel fur. oiln s ; ' nly of hard-hitting power. Ua.jonn everywhere Help Prosperity To Stay with Us li is now or never with the cotton farmer and the business men of the South. We are prosperous this year and have ihe money to organize to maintain a fair price for cotton. You, who remember the days of six cent cotton! Do you want to see a re turn of those day' They will surely come unless w e lake steps io prevent Iheir return. Thp nnlu .u:. - UJ IU UU IIIIS is to organize and work mgeiher for a an pi .c ioi cunon. Evervhodv who hue h.i,ai,i , , HJ uanuicu eOllOII has made money out of it thai is ev erybody except the farmer. If ihe far mer and his real friends stick together now, if they join the American Cotton Association and hpln in in ,.t .. r wuift, WC can invite prosperity tomake her home in the South and the invitation will be accepted. Look for lhe signthe sign o) a nimble tltiiLr. Polarine 3 FOR MOTOR CARS STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Nl-W JI KSIiV) See your County chairman and get Literature which tells you all about it. 3 ETWATCH YOUR FEWSPAPEBS.-J Everybody Organizes Why Not The Cotton Farmers? FRANK P. SHIELDS, County Chairman. F. G. TARBOX, Secretary. U n II lilt; UUA8TAL PLAIN PAIR, The I nro-Bct ni.i. ...... -i--M X H "" rair in North Carolina will h- hM t- Tarboro, N. C, Nov. 4, 5, 6, 7, 1919 A model husband may be a day laborer who returns to his home at night with a hard earned dollar clasped in his honest hand, and adds ii to family fund 10 be med to provide for the necessary comforts for the family. He shares faith fully with his wife whatever he may earn by trade or profession. When business matters perplex he does noi go home with a woeful tale of his hardships and mm ih bright side of his character 10 his associates, but he comes into his home with a cheerful face thai in spires his wife wiih new courage after a day of perplexing dunes wnich women alone have to meet, ana in their monotony become dis tasteful to the most patient of them Aktek all. SO much in this u ,irl,l depends upon the way you look at ihings. It may seem a little thing, this looking at life from a cheerful or dismal point of view, but it is in reality a very big thing. Put on a pair of blue spectacles and every thing looks blue; green, and every- intng iooks green. And so it is with the eyes of our mind. If we take a cheerful view of things, hfe will be far brighter. We shall not see the faults in people, but their virtues. If we look for pleasant ihings we shall Hnd ihnn nr .. least, we shall think we shall find them, which is much ihe num. We are api to find what we look for; therefore, let us look for light and happiness It all habit. And il is iusi as easy to cultivate a cheerfnl habit as a gloomy one. And when once a habii takes a stronghold of us we all know how nam it is l0 shake it off. Lei us then cultivate a habit of cheerful ness in all circumstances of life, and a habit of not finding fault 't is not ihe fault-finders who are go ing to do the great deeds and make the world richer because ihey have lived. No; ihese fault-finders who have no lime for anything but fault finding. It is the cheerful people who help ihe world along, who make its great inventions and lawj, who build its monuments, write its poems and novels, and ii'hrt nn down to the grave lampniprf mi.h honor. u J U v We protect our customers by handling the best brands of canned goods whose makers have high reputations tn nnlmi.i i ne prices of these better grades are low enough to suit all, Also a nice line of Groceries L. J.Moore & Co., Successors to I:. Clark, Opposite I'ostolfke The Store of Quality and Service THE COLflRFn Milium The Red Cross Association of which Mrs. J. A. Alston is chair man, gave an extended welcome to Ihe soldier bovs on Thursday October Itiih. The exercises be gan promptly a, i uc,)ck, with speaking on ihe campus of the colored Graded school he speak ers were seated on an improvised platform, and l)r J A Tinsley was master of ceremonies In j few well chosen remarks he intro duced Dr. 1). B. Zullicotter. who had been delegated by Mayor Wiggins to deliver ihe welcome address. I he Doctor was at his best. He paid an eloquent tribute to the enurnoH -jm.i ......... ..c .1. . . .----H- ". .'I avciy 01 uie colored SO dier in lh .rl.l and complimented them for their vuimuu since their return. He alsosnnke n( ih i.,..i i-.i u.. , . u. ..... Kuu iti.iiiiK Uia "jys exisieo Deiween ihr races in Weldon. He closed Ins admir able address he .i,I:ia..;..i. u ,i.ulft 10cm to become good ciii.ens and ouii themselves like men. Mr. W. Gomez resnnmtp.t it. .. n.....'. 1 - .r "unless; m a logical and forceful manner and dwell particularly upon the I iJct that as the negro soldier had! fought to "make the world safe for democracy, and fit to live in he ought 10 have asciuaredeal." After i Mr. Gomez had concluded Ins ad- ! dress. Prof Smith l,n. - .11..1 uw"v.. us ediicu upon to introduce Dr. J. A. Coiton president of Henderson Normal and Indusirial lnci;nnA ...i... t. . been invited ;o address ihe soldier ui. motion is a very grace fu and Ptteriiv cn...i. - o.euivei, uou niS eloquence ai times, brought forth ! round afier round of applause. He said that hisinrv h-ahI.i 1 C.0rde,?.lheneKro llis livery on 'it iiciu ot onuie. 11 was ai Bos ton thai "ih llri ,ir.. r blood was shed in the Kevolunon- -j ai. uyi.nspus Aitucks, while 111 Mir ll-iilia., L ! ... "ui utiuiunon 1 ouissant L-Uveriure a negro had astonished the wnr d he lii .1. ... , ..... nwiiv.1 jisoip, a 11 u 1 coming down later 10 our civil war - .uie war Willi SpJin, ,. hjJ show n ihe highest form of bravery I While in Mrs ieo il. h-.n-. ri 1 stars and .tripes' had been upheld I on mnro ih.n . this glorious record behind him on . ""i ieneiu. ihe soldier was re minded that "ln. h..i 1,., ... ' tones no less than war, and he begged them to bend all their cf- fOriS in actinirino a .it. .--..u: which ihe world will be proud To live high and reach the summit Beyond the Alps lies Italy." With lh( rCcnnnra nC tl I ,llrlr0H ,ha"kine ,he "adies of ..... n.u V.IUS5 ror ineir work ai home during the great war and de claring thai II WnnlH ha,,. k possible 10 have won without them," ..... nuwu neauea by the (i77c ,r ,,"a marched to Odd Fellows Hall where the ladies ho'lErepar 8 splendld dinner oi u.vuc, Drunswick stew, chick 6i Till ' le.ini-ui 01 on.- ol ih,. .I.,,,.,. ,...1 ... ,1 1 1 . " l 11M11.1 sris wo I0IU I member Hie giver with fondness, (.fur offering, in this line are superior 10 what you will elMBlu re and itpeM ut 11 mmktd saving in price The an indication o! ihedioded advantage we present for ir.ide m all lines carritd 31 this store See ihem1 ci! C.N. RICKS C . J 1 W tS L. R a LW'IDON, M C- Kakima 0 31 u i'ifiiuiiii liSTAIiLLSIIKI) IM02L- Capital ni Surplus, $63,00 Wi: INVili; uvi ACCOUNT. 4j; PAH) ON SAVINtiS IH-PAKTMENTJ r. i.vmii, rK.-iii-M. K. SMITH. Vli I-BKSH...SI. I.. (' UK.U l l-AHHIII. I . u 'mf lllat Villa was bting I again. It is also about time you were fit your eottlnr.y-Jrse,f h0W satisftory It is to our cotton and peanuts to J. W. PERRY COMPANY. uiunswicn stew, chick- i &C fthSrl C AT LK, VA. PEANUTS AT SUFFOU
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