YOU CAN G KT Til U II 10 II KST I'OSSI IMMOK FOK YOUR1
IMtOIMWn
BY Sl'ISI)IVIl)lN(i AXI) SHUJXI! AT AUCTION.
THAT is our plan because it is the LOGICAL plan. It cuts big farm land, city or suburban land down to fit the demands of buyers
urhiln nur snpnin llv ndantfid nublic-itv and sales methods round ud the buvers and brine Top Prices.
OVER IWE YWS OF SUCCESSFULLY SELLIfJQ LfiD JT UCTIOfl.
has won lor us the confidence and enthusiastic support of many of the largest land owners in the South Atlantic States. In 1918 alone
our sales amounted to OVER FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. Read what Mr. N. J. Rouse, of Kinston. N. C, and Messrs. Higgs Bros., of
Greenville. N. C., have to say about our method of selling land.
uoi sii uoi'si;,
Aiioruc s and Counsellors at 1 au,
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(iki:i:.NMi.i.i; supply company,
WHOLESALE CROCERS,
n. J. uoi'si:
NOuKKT H. KOI SK.
I'iki LNVlLl.li, N. C, January 27th, 1919.
February J UCS.
Atlantic Coast Heally Company,
Petersburg. Va.
1 1 e rulciiiL-ii :
This is in say ilut the sale conducted by your Company on Jjnuuiy lOih was very satisfactory to us,
The organization of your Company seems in us to he well night per feet. You certainly try to get the las'
high dollar. We not only tmind your Company must clfii'ieui in lie handling of the sale, but also a very
clever sei ul gentlemen with which in do business
Very truly yours,
(Signed) HIGGS BKOS.
Mr. K. A. Windham,
Atlantic Coast Realty Company,
FaGrange, N. C.
Dear Sir:
1 am writing to express to you my sincere appreciation of your efforts m securing lor me the splendid
sale of the property ol my sisiers and mysell and Mrs. 1.-J. I l.ulley, in l.iliiinge, on the Idth msi.ini.
Candor impels me to admit that we were not only dcliglned at the sales bin ili.it you secured lor us results
that surpassed our expectations. I do not mean by this ili.n I think the property sold too high, lor I have
much confidence in LaGrange and believe thai the purchasers noi only got guod value but are fortunate in
their purchases.
The excellent results obtained are to be attributed hu gely to your Company, ihe wide advertisement
thai you gave the sale and ihe good business iiidgmeni and laci nijnifesied in attraenng a large crow d and
in conducting the sale itself brought results Inch Iijtl' well pleased those whom you represented, and
doubtless it is a source of much gratification to yourself.
Again thanking you, and with hes wishes,
Yours very truly,
tSignedi N. J. KOI 'SI..
Our SERVICE covers every dttail connected with the sale of land. Hery department of our organization is in the hands of experts in their line and every individual is eager to make vour hu
iness his business 3 We want to sell your landyou want to get the highest- possible dollar for it You want to be rid of the details You want to be represented by a fnanclallv reliable rnn
that get QUICK RESULTS. Then you want the Atlantic Cuast Realty Company's Service to sell that land for you. We have a booklet that will prove it. It tells what we have done for others 3
what they have to say about it what our system is, what our SERVICE means and what it may mean to you, The booklet is absolutely free; Novv's the time to write for it -right now
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The Name That Justifies Your Confidence.
OFFICES: PETERSBURG, VA.. and GREENVILLE, N. C.
References: Any bank in Petersburg, Va., or Greenville, N. G.
S. A. DUNN, Attorney, Scotland Neck, N. C, Local R epresntalive.
asme&iasss
WHAT WK DO
1st. Your farm or other real
l'J bv ntir rnmniini ciirtrairn(.
-nu. I inns are drawn up and your land plotted
.'.u. i.uisui iijcisuic iaiu on a.ia aeveiopea
4ih. 1 he sale is advertised hv lie in niutr(Q
pers, posters, dodgers, etc., and before ihe sale
uui nu . -nar nanu is used to attract purchasers.
MFTHOD 'S S MODF.RN
tith. Fxperienced Representatives draw up
deeds and necessarv miners
7th. You receive QUICK PFOCEF.DS from
he sale 7S in ton thainiwhuvucdtc at
: .i u oi.-i... 7... ""
i ul n .-sin v n..r.
IBS
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS CAD
SJ S y.ar Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She Wai Relieved
After a Few Dotet of BIcL-Drj;hL.
MaadoriTllla. Kjr. Mr. Cynthia
Hltflabotham, of tola town, aara: "At
mjr aft, which U 65, th. llr.r doaa
mat act ao will ai whn Yourj. A few
jaari aco, mj ttomaco wu all out ot
tlx. I wu comtlpated, mjr liter
didn't act My dlgettlon waa bad, and
It took ao IttUa to upset me. Mr ap
patlta waa rona. 1 waa Tar weak...
I decided I would gin Black
Draught a thorough trial aa t knew It
waa highly recommended tor till
trouble. I began taking X. I felt
better after a tew doeea. Mr appetite
laprorad and I became atronger. Mr
towela acted natural lr and the least
trouble wu aooa righted with a tew
doioe f Blark-rraucht"
Seventy yours of y.iri-erf'!! use baa.
made Ttaedfonl'a IiI.irk-I);-aiisht a
ataudard. houstliulj ri-iiidy. Every
memtr. of vwi-y f:inill, :i: imict",
need the help U,ai lila, k-Urau; ht ran
gle In ctean-liu: il.c rysinu anj rn
Uevlng the (rui:! t!. ,t como ttxm
eonetipatton, la.: . a, u-.y i'v. r,
etc. You caniwt 1., , , ,.u uniiSH y.iur
stomach, liver ai.d li.iwcl. art; la ood
working ord. .- l;. :, ;iulll tl..t way.
Try Blark-I)raui'!.t. !t ai'a j i .mpi'y
gently and In a nainr.il i. If y0a
feel lui.'Rkih, ta!:e a d conlqht
Tou will fe,-l r,.,!i tomoriow Pvtco
!5c. a jia.1..-.-. -One wot a djaa
All druriTi J a
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ESTABLISHED 1892
Capital and Surplus, $63,000.
WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT.
4 PAID ON SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
W E. DANIEL,
rBBHIDBNT.
W. It. SMITH.
ll'B" PRBHI UBNT.
I.. (' DKAI'EK,
CiaHIRW.
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Fire Insurance
SURETY BONDS.
See me when in need of the above insurance and
set protection from the leading companies of
America.
ARMISTICE DAY
CELEBRATION.
The hole County En
tered Into the Spirit of i
j the Day and Nearly
Every Section was Well
Represented. j
! Tl l-.SDAV, NUVI MI'.l l I mi
i I was mJecJ a gala day in VYd- j
i do"- A wg crowd, a tine pjrjdf,
Eud speaking, free dinner for the '
i musicians and soldiers, a mme ol
looiball m the afternoon completed !
a program winch had heen well
planned and was carried out to the !
. letter w ith not a disagreeable fe.it-1
; lire from t-egininng to end.
' The w hole county eniered into
: the spirit of ihe day and nearly
i every section w as well represented.
Many of our merchants, too, show
ed their loyalty and p.nrioiisiii hy
! an elaborate display of flags and
bunting m ihe national colors and
ihe stoies were beautiful in their
holiday dressing. The tloaiswere
especially tine, many of them dis
playing artistic skill in conception
and execution ol the various ideas
they were intended to represent.
One of these from Roanoke Kapids
representing the coiton manufac
turing interests of that city wasi
worthy of special mention. One
from Scotland Neck, representing
a submarine, or perhaps the gun- i
boat "Albemarle" was fine one
from Aurelian Springs depicting a
farm wagon loaded with husky
farmers was well carried out and
the county school exhibit and other
interests w re well featured. I
In the U eldon floats the one
from the school bearing the legend
"l)rnio:rai' (lieatesi Asset"
pictured a class of high school girls :
in gowns and caps and little Mar
garet Sledge leaching a class of first 1
grade pupils which she acted out so
well as to receive the comnienda- j
tion of the Superintendent.
The Book Club, at whose sug
gestion the celebration was under
taken had as their special feature
"Americaniation," their study for
the year and was represented by
ladies in the costumes of the differ
ent nationalities who come to our
shores. The Thursday Afternoon
Club had perhaps the most unique
and dainty of (he whole. This
was a huge birthday cake, sur-
this the lirst anniversary of the'
signing ot the Armistice and de
serves special mention for this ap
propriate feature.
Both banks had tine displays;
ihe Red Dross, representing home
w ork, the Veterans ot the Civil
war, the Junius Darnel Chapter
1'. 1). C, ihe Boy Scouts, the dif
ferent automobile agencies and oth
er business concerns all combined
to make this a season of beauty
and reioiciug.
One amusing tenure was the in
troduction of a fat in tractor bear
ing the inscription "Goodbye
Mule" lollowed by one of that
species mournfully proclaiming "1
have lost my job."
Also a country scene show ing an
ancient well, which in this ad
vanced age is pretty "Vi'elldon."
The music by the Aurelian
Springs Band and ihe ladies ot
W'eldon gave interest and enthusi
asm to the crowd.
At the close ol the march the
crowd assembled at the Red Cross
headquarters m the W'eldon l-'ur-niiure
store, which had been beau
lully decorated. After a most
fervent and inspired prayer by
Rev. I-. M. Shamburger, Mr. (j.
C. Green in beautiful language
welcomed the men in uniform ot
w hich had gathered all who could
be reached of soldiers and sailors
of the county who had borne a
part in the great world war.
He then introduced one of the
speakers, )r. Job Taylor, Roa
noke Rapids, who was followed by
other speakers as given below.
I'RU(
March
Music.
I'ravrr
Song: "The Star Spangled
Welcome
Response
Song: "U. S. A. Forever,"
Address
(Of Red Cross
Music
Marseillaise
Song
Address
Song
Music
Benediciion.,
After dinner a match game of
1 Foot Ball, the hist ever pl;ed in
! Vi'eldou, w as played by ihe Iresh-
men learns ol A. & 11. and Wake
Morest Colleges. This was won
I hy a score of twelve lo 0, by the
A. li. The game was enjoyed
by a good crowd, which would
'. perhaps, have been larger, had it
not threatened rain.
Would space admit, we would
: like to give an outline of each
: speech, but where all were good,
j we w ill only say, "Gentlemen,
i come to Weldon again and help us
i to make our town 'A City Beauti
ful." '
The ladies .of the Book Club
: w ish to return special thanks to
the marshalls, Mai. R. T. Daniel,
Or. S. B. Fierce, Dr. Glno Suiter,
Mr. Howard Bounds and Mr. R. !
C. Cornwall for their work in di- j
j reeling and carrying out the long
I line ot trucks and cars without any j
accident. To the Mayor and Mr. j
, G. C. Green for efficient services !
rendered and to all who so enihu- :
siastically eniered into the plans ,
for the success of the day.
j F.X-Kaisi k Wit tin M is said to
be particular about the neckties he i
wears, but the world at large thinks j
i the one most becoming to him will i
I have the other end attached to a
J lamp post. ;
ll-the cost of all these Repubh-j
. can "investigations" were as small ;
! as the spirit which prompts them
I perhaps no one would w ish to crit
' icie them. ;
RAM
II O'clock
Band
Kev. F. M, Shainburger
Banner," By Crowd
Mr. George C. Green
Dr. Job Taylur
Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
' Crowd
Mr. Bradstrcet
1 leadcuarters)
.Band
Crowd
"Welsh National Air.".
Mr. Thompson
Wilson, N. C.
.."Smile I Smile! Smile!"
Band
Rev. F. Cousins
ha I' is claimed to be the lar-1
gest lna in the world was sold in
Hannibal, Mo., recently at public
auction for $1 1,000, which is also
claimed to be the highest price
ever paid for a Poland China poker !
in this State. The hog is forty
four inches tall and eighty-four
inches in length, and weighs 1 , 1 00 j
pounds. J
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
Thursday, November 27, St
Aside by President Wilson As
National Holiday.
President Wilson set aside Thurs
day, November 27th, as Thanks
giving day in a proclam itiop w hich
said ihe country looked forward
"wiih confidence to the dawn of
an era where the sacrifices of the
nations w ill find recompense in a
world at peace."
"Wherefore, I, Woodrow Wil-'
son. President of the United States
of America, hereby designate
T hursday, the 27th of Novem
ber, next, for a day of thanksgiv
ing and prayer by my fellow coun
trymen, inviting ihem to cease on
that day from their ordinary tasks
and to unite in their humes and in
their several places of worship in
ascribing praise and thanksgiving
to Cod ihe author of all blessings
and the Master of our destinies.
"In witness whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the seal of the United States to be
affixed.
"Done in the District ol Colum
bia ihis Sih day ot November in
Ihe year of our Ford, one thuu
sand niiHllitindred and nineteen,
of the iudvpciiJence ot the
United States the one hundred and
forty-fourth.
Woodkovt Wll.SUN."
Wi: have succeeded in having delivered to us a full line of Ladies
Suns, Coats and Dresses, which we have marked down during out
sate together with other arrivals too numerous to mention.
Be sure and see us, and get our prices before making your purchases
"i-ciuiieuiovisiioursaieasyetdoso at once before
stuck is broken.
the
112 Millions'
used last year
to. KILL COLDS
CASCARAfcMUININl
Standard cold rtmedp for 20 yatrt
an noiri lorm .ait, Wt, no
. opiatei brejkt up a cold in 24
Hours relieve Rnp in 1 day
. munry nacK it it taiU. Ihe
.genuine box hi a Red
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iSTLADIES SHOES SI, 9 8X3
iTMEN'S SHOES $2.98X3
For Just 10 Days we are ottering I year's subscription lo ihe
SCTDESIGNER FOR 80c.
II you have falcd 10 Mihsmhr plejep do m at once, ur for full pw
ttculars mil at our store.
We carry Standard Patterns in stock.
e ,
No matter wtw you see n adderused lor 11 is cheaper here. I
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mourned by one candle iypifying(
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