1
YOU can make
better Self Raising Flour
than you can buy
m 25-lb. sack of your rrnulor (lour and mix
with It A puck age of HurnforU'!. This miikr
more wholesome, eflk'U'iil, srlt-ntmiiitf lluur
than can be bought rriuly-prt purrd. Pure
phosphutei In liorsfortJ's muke hrmds unci
pastry more nutritious, strr rigth-biiildiiiK,
tasty and sutihfyiug.
For frw Prize List, wrlle Rumford
Chi-uiictt. Works, Providence, it L
Horsfords
SELF-RAISING BREAD PREPARATION
LSAVE the LABELS for
Miles of Comfort
When we Fit You
It pays to buy the best
-especially when you
get such prices as we
have on our merchandise
Exclusive Agent for Florsheim Shoes.
L. KiTWR'S SHOE STORE
Next Door to Weldon Drug Co. WELDON, N. C-
THE Mi OF HALIFAX,
ORGANIZED .1906
Capital and Surplus $65,000.
Conducted under sirict Banking principles and the same efficient
management which has marked its success in ihe past. Your bus
iness is respectfully solicited, which will have our careful attention.
Quentin Gregory
President
E?ordsoi
Jor Every Field Us
1625
l.0..IMnil
Twenty
if Pumps 11
Fills
ME
all DEPENDABLE. '
Get in the power-farming frame of mind
now. Call, phone or drop us a card for
facts. See the Fordson in practical
II operation.
V ELDOft
Li
SELF-RAISING ' tj
i Emi Prtjsa j
AT HtWiu, V(
lt IWv una. f Jji
tUVIK OUNCt j 5
FREE PREMIUMST
8. M. Oary,
Vice-President ,
M. It (irceory
1
Does
Every
Power
Job
You can plow, disk,
harrow, harvest,
-thresh, bale hay,
grind feed, fill the
silo, saw wood,
pump water, pull
stumps, do road
work or any other
power job around
the farm quicker,
easier and at less
cost toyouwith the
Fuluauil Tractor.
- four hours each
day, every working day in
the yen it will Rive maxi
mum tiervice. Light but
powerful it gets from job
to job quickly. Easy to
operate and control effi
cient, economical and above
hjori Co.
Some Aspects cf the
F
Ey tLK.NARD
(Iti-priiitcd from
J
Til; wh'ilf I'll nil wi-r!i Is
meat r iimivM, nn-1 tlci"
j;intl!rY, .i!t!!tt' : n-l iH''
1 1 r 1 1 1 1 j i J , if not an -. ; , i'i "
oin.tinii ;i nniiu ! '"'i!1 '
ftMVlirr, it!lTt"-t
lllllV t'llll'lll t Illllj H"
ttiniiMil : 1 1 1 r i t I 1 1 1
Hun. In.lr.-.t, 11 .1."
Stllt ;iin c:i;iiilfi!i
--:
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-.I. ll II
ii 1 1 i'H-
r.l- i'l 'll
I like-:.-l!y
.. I li-'I'
in ill
ill.il ,1,1
ll I-
ly tlint U u .:'.
lniMn-n.lrn; i,.-n
find h.ni'li .l M. t !ii-'iv.-unions,
.im-;.'1,i, ii.im -.
forth, t'"i" no .sulllt'irni cni
lmt'Mijj.niMii ..j' t i it- ii'
Ivoly M'. ill, it, w : ';,
f V)irs;i! i-iiK-lH of L.'l'if :i If
conec'iit '."ii "f rt'iii" 'if,, i
Hre rl i; h t i I'l'iin-i.i.ui:!..'
li. I I
, t I'-.llrlll-IV
!- in-lrll
. ill, 'I 111.-4
i.irni'i's
I.-iik cihImiviI, :tiU f'-l.l i" l-"l'l
: llmt
it Is I'i-itMl'U' to ivli-
l.cnt'lll i- till! ws .t tl
'1'lils t-M-iiit; llit; 4 ;ie nl
ril- 111.- .lilli
oilnliilillily.
mi industry
ili;tt rt'nti'iluili'S In Hit1 r.w iiiiiicrlnl
I'orni alntif, mt .mi'-tlili'l nt tin- uu-
ti'inal iiimii.il wtsili h
is tin1 1 1 ' ; i T i m' Jl v t 3 1 . j
HT tviH tif tin- p.,;. -i:
i--us that tin1 Mii'.U'-'t
'niKt'i'ii. Nut only i
uiakf u ..n.'-ha!l' ..f
lite wcll-hcini; nf the
1 .1--lii I: lil
I Of lll.MlH HI
Hi. Ill, i IS llll-
i. -m- i,l' ti'.tit1
i' ihi' I'll n:.. ;-s
lin- lu-ii-'lt, lint
ulh-T I. .lit ill!-
I'fii'Js upon tht'nt. ,
Si long us v hat nail.-n-, a
liolltcliti economy will ;iini at n hii'ft
th'trce of national si-ir-suilH-lfni-y :inil
Mclf-fontninmcnt. Ukiih! fi ll wln'n thf
foiiij supply was too far removal fi-"ia
the belly. Uke Iut. we .-hitll do.-ltoy
our own arl-uli ure and extend our
louroes of fond liistuntly und precarl
ously, If we do md - , it t:,at oar
fanners are well and fairly paid for
their service.-. T!m? farm ziws the
nation nn-n as well as food, nth j
derive tlK'ir ttiillty and are forcer
renewed from (lie I'ountry. Imt uti lia- '
po erisheij ctmntrvide exporu 'iiiclll- '
yenee uiiil n't;. Ins i;ninif!!;.;-. nr.. ,
only the lower trade-; of n.eiitidity
unit elmracter will rciunin on, or s't-k, '
! the farm, unless nrh ult tire is cai:ihe
J hf being pursued with eontenlinent and
: iidequate ciunpenMitlon. Hence, to cm-
bitter and InipoverNh the fanner N tr.
i dry up nnil contaminate the vital :
sources of the nation.
Tin war tdiowed rnnvineinirly Itow j
dependent the nation is on Hip full
productivity of the farms. Iepiie j
herculean efforts, ncrleiiliurrtl produc- !
tlon kept only a fmv weeks or months !
ahead of consumption, and that only
by Increasing the acreaue of certain
staple crops at the cost of reducing
that of others. We ou-bt not to fr-
et Mint lesson w hen we ponder on i
the farmer's problems. They are truly j
eoiitnion problems, and there should
j be no attempt to ileal with them ns
if they were purely si llisli ,!ehiaii's
of a cb-ar-cut group, i.ntagonisile to
the rest of ttie community. Hat her
diould we collider aiiriculture ;n the
light of broad n.itkmal policy, Ju-it
as we consider oil, coal, steel, d.ve
stuffs, and so forth, as .-iiiewis tf na
tional strengiii. ihjr growing popula
tion and a higher sf;tnd;trd of li.iiv
dwannd increasing food supplies, and ,
more wool, eoiiuu, hides, :md tlie rest.
With the disappearance of in e or
cheap fertile land, additional acreage
and Increased yields can come only
from costly effort. This we need not
expect fnun an lmpo eri-dird or un
happy rural popuhulon.
It will not do to take a narrow view
of the rural dl-o'oniert, or to appraise
I It from the standpoint of yesterday.
Tlds Is peculiarly an ni:e of tlii and
change and new deals. Iteeutie a
j tiling always has been so tio loiuer
means that It is rl hieous. or always
i shall be so More, perhaps, than ever
! before, there is a widespread feeling
i that ail hiinian rt hitions run be hn
i pn.ed by inking Ihoiight. anl tint it
i not hemming for the reasoning ani
mal to leave his destiny largely to
ejmnce and natural incidence.
Prudent and orderly adjustment of
production and distribution in accord
ance with consumption Is rec.nied ,
as wise tnunaueiiient In every business
bur t hut of fannlii.'. Vet. I vein n re
I t say, there is no other Indu-iry In
! which It Is so Important to the pub
lic to the city dweller that produc
tion should he sure, steady, and In
creasing, ami that distribution idnoihl
h tn proportion to the need. The un
organized farmers naturally act blind
ly and impulsively and. In conse
quence, surfeit and dearth, necompa
nled by disconcerting price-variations
turass the consumer One year pot a
toes rot In the fields because of execs
production, and there is a scarcity of
the things that have been displaced
to make way for the expansion of the
potato acreage; next year the punish
ed fanners mass their Holds on some ;
other crop, and potatoes enter the
class of luxuries; and so on.
Agriculture Is the greatest and fun ;
danientally the most important of out !
American Industries. The cities are
but the branches of the tree of na
tloml life, the roots of which go deep,
ly Into the land. We all Ibmi-lsli or
decline, with the fanner. So, when we 1
of the cities rend of the presen; unl i
Trtl ditttreas of the Tinners, q i
lump of nlv billion dollar In the fur in ,
value of their crops in a single year,
Of their inability to meet mortKages or i
to pay current tubs, and how, seeking '
relief from their UN, they are plan j
nliitf to form pools, Inaugurate lann i
en' striken, and ih maud leL-latnm i
HboiiHhiirg grain evchnuges, pilvale ;
cattle uiHrkets, anil the like, we oiiL-ht
not hastily to brand them as economic
heretics and higliw ti men, and hurl at
thein the charge of being seekers of
special privilege. lUlhcr, we should
ask If their trouble Is not ourt, and
see what can he done to improve the
situation. I'urely from self-Interest,
If for no higher motive, we should
help thy m. All of us want to get back
permanently to "normalcy ;" but Is ll
reasonable to hope for that condition
unless our greatest and most basic in
dustry can he put on a sound and solid
permanent foundation? The farmers
are not em I tied to special privileges;
hut are they not rlutii in demanding
that they be placed on an equal foot
Ing with the buyers of their products
and with other Industries)
n
Let nl, then, consider mmt of the
farmer, grlevtnoen, and aee how far
the; an cml. In il-lnii to, we should
remember that, while there have been.
Continued on l age Turea
7 E ,
M. BARUCM
Atlantic Monthly)
40
M It
ctterhcad$
Qtivclones
?Jtf! Heads
GivclhYoitt
OriiCi lor
V. !.. IIAYWAKn;
v eM--i. N. C.
IE
Ton Si.i-: l'v Vi. C. I'aik.
Special
I'or a limited time we
v. ill jric a ear's sub
Swriiit inii to the
SOW HERN
AGiiiCUUUBIST
without cluite to any
subscriber, new or old.
who nK for it when
payinv; -'t j t ar's subscrip
tion to
The
Roanoke
News
The popularity of the
Southern Agriculturist is
shown by its circulation,
which now exceeds 375,
000. We have only a number
nfMihm riptins which we
can give free in this way
First come, first served.
Notice of Publication of
. an an- rr- Kl """"Y)
and an E? 3
n..l cri- fj ,HM;
a i
i i
i -
il
j
0 ' 1 EH
V! i
Sum mons.
North Carolina,
Halifax County,
In tlit- Superior Court,
N. NKKl'KK, rlaiiitill'
Vs
KAlsKUONd NKIHi:U, Defrndant.
The ilelcnilunt above-named will take
noliee that an aelion euiitled as above
hat been einnmi-need in the Superior
Court of tlalil'ux eounty, in which ac
tion Hie plaintill'iH ilenianilinir an abso
lute diviiret- uuraiit the defendant up.
on stalualory irnnimls. anil the said
ilefni- ant Bill (hi tlier take notice that
-he is ri-nuiie.l to appear before the
Clerk ol the Mipi-nor Conrt of Halifax
County, at the Court House in Halifax,
N. ('. on the I tth day of Kebruary,
1IC2, and answer or demur to the com
plaint te he liled in aid action or the
plaintitr w ill apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
This the !llh dav of January
X. M. tiARV,
Clerk Superior Court Halifax County.
1 19 4t
ASPIRIN
Name ''B;tvr'' on GiMuiine
Wiiriiin: t'nl---n ..ii ii- tin- name
'l:i.r" --ii j-1-l.,i'.'r i,r - ii l.il-!iU y-u
mi- 1---1 j:--! . ,i,-r i;--niri)., --inn pre---.
r.',' I -'r. l.i l tl - ;',-r l..-lit..Hl
.,:ir-. .ii -I' '"' ' in . I.. .1 Take
A-l-il ;i i I m il: I,.-., r l-.Tk-
;-r i i.:nni-ria.
'.-ii .' ' .!-' I-. I. liil
- ; I : - I' - . i . i . ill ,.(
twin- i'.m-..i I ; i. ,,i : - -. ,
l-i-l,:-. Urn ..-' I ':!-., i, 'I I ,, .
ll.l-r I I ' I. !-:r.- .,f M.,ri..;l. -t l.-H. -.1
i..ii-.- - i . : ij.
Kotbhg ;:it,-inamW.'A-!-,
lion into itl-UmiKTed A. j'l
laziness quicker -.'.N'7
cotiKtipation. V '" f ''
And notliing will ren-.-.i..-cl-.T
the f-oc!y more liable to
dcrou.; diseases than this
po- :c:.-:ur; condition.
) .-- he. r-ii.i"-. i J! It i n't safe! ft
i -i'l .-..n-il ! ll i-n't ni-cessaryl I;s
v. . il -Init :1 r.'t rely on - -rdiiiary lax.it - c-3
l.i i p y j. Tiy iiHte.td llie nmvest
: 'rl.i.i: lri: ii:i iiit 1-jr cnotii-aLKin
RICH-LAX
'i i.r-; .v i-vi not only mc ironies coa
r.-. ojn. bet it d"-,.'i away with all tl-9
v. , r. ; i ;:nd dtTJingtU digestion
c .i 1 Ly ci :, '.' .ary lixativca.
( c- I . Siofe. We are so sure tlta.
! -i w '-. v, j that vt wiiit you tJ
v.i . .ic ..: d yvj. a boltle iir.d try it en
I '' , : i ; r : " . I: a it if i n't nut vu, if it isn't
.in: I' .t 1 f irt'iicme! y"u ecr u'rd, mmnly
-I i t :.. a. j .t ..1 i, lumpily refund ll.e lull
..i. il: Ui. w
I'or S.i!c by M.C. PAIR.
Notice of Qualification of
Hxecutor.
Tin- undi-r-iL'iii'il liavinj iiialilied in
I !i.-Mil'i'tini i inn t nl" ltalita countv
on lli.- Ii'lh -lav nl' .l.iuuaty. llij-, us ex-i'-'in-'i
uf thr l.it w ill au-1 ti'taineiit of
Mr lii-liani X. (ianlialili, ih-ei-asiil,
li-irl-y iiutilii-s all pi-rwoiis hoMini;
elaini'- aai.-t In said testatrix to pie
s nl tlii in In linn duly vi-rilii'il at his
olliee in W t l'liiii. V l .. on or lielure
Iwi'lw mull l lis Itiilu the date of tins
iiu'H'i-. ul the same wih pli'iiilt'd in bar
tin It't.f.
All p-'iMjti iliili lili',1 to his said testa
trix an' ri'ijiiueil to make iinnied ate
payment to him.
Tins tl-e 1 Hh dav of .laniiiiiv, iii-ii'.
' W. I-:. I A.MI l
I.M-i'uliii ii last ill ami T ftuiiii lit of
Mt. In-liaiia liatii'iildi, di-oeiisid
llAMKI. A l AMI I., AHoineys. l llt-iir
Sale of Land Uy Trustee.
lly viitii' -il ihe pnwi r 1-oiiliitin d in a
ci Uni .h'e.l uf ti iim ila ed .1 an nary III,
lltin. I'Meuti'd l'v 'ii ii I, mm and lims.'
I. nlli.'. lllswil, . In llie lin.leis.iMii'.l mis
li e hi si'i'ut,' payim nt in' ihe in-li lih ,.
iii-ss tlii'i-'iti -I-s-.-tili-' i in .1, T. llnts,
tin- sain-- h.n m,r In i n iluly n'eoi-li'ii m
Hiii-;, l'I,'. tiili.-i-.n ihi- K, i, riiiTi"i',;s
for llalilax e -iinty, deiuult lia intr ineu
made in t h. p.i in- ut of the said in
ilelili lii- .s au-1 Ihe mi leisijrui'd irus-
lee l.- llli; duly ll ill, st,',l In- the hold
er uf tin- ill-!, 1-1, -liios to exercise the
piiui'l of sali' i-i.iilailli'.l in said ,leed of
trust. I will i ll at prlilie aiietiou at
the l unit lliiuv -lii.-t in Halifax, North
iirolma, on
Saturday, February 18, 122,
at K: o'clock M..the lolh.wiin; described
tiuct or paiei I ot land :
The InllnBiiii! ileserilieil tractor pur
eel ul laud lymu' situate an-l heiiur in
the Cuillil', ul ll.ilil.ixuu i r-t iteol North
Caiel na. an-l more pattililurlydeseiilieJ
as lull. ns. t-i-wit: lii'irinninii at a per-siniiii-m
liei on the ll .hfax an. I Uar-ii-iituii
public mad, ami ruiii.iiiir nloni!
and luii' in; I: l.'.fi chains, thence S
n i; chains, I a coiner on a path, thence
N L'lj I'i Is In chains, thence N Hi; W
In chains lu a i u i una path; thence
.Vi U liii ,-iiains to the point of he
L'lnniiu:; sa d Uaet of land adjoins the
liiinls ui II 'like Imy, Kiniv and llanii l,
an-l nihi l lands lu'lun .in'i; to Mis, M.
H. Triii liluoil. an-l contains nil; acreshy
by survey, ai'Ciulilii! to a plot made by
II. T. Clark 1 , In uui v :'s. H1117, which is
111 Ihe puss,'-"!.,!! I'l .1. T. HllUlls; 1 he
vlii.e havliu lu ll i-ulivi veil to the said
.1. T. I'.ilL's by ,l,'i',l uf Tiu,.blo,id
and nileaiul i,'. I. Huiiiel. Ii ustecilati'd
Maieh 17, I'l.iT, an. I dulv record,
ed m bunk Is at pace oiliee of the
lii'Ci-ter of I n ed for I lahfa.v county, to
w Inch said di e,l fur a nioie particular
ileseiiptiun lefert'iiee is here made.
Terms of Mile: -CAS 1 1
This the llth dav of.liinuarv, l'ljvj
W. K' DAMKI., Trustee.
d-d
MRS. I ANIli HAYWAliD,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
VliLDON, N. C.
llll'u'ts of Daniel & Daniel.
FOOTER'S BYE WORKS,
Expert Dyers anrj Cleaners.
'Icanunr ol I'oitiets. Curtains. Ulan
kets, Silks, l.aces, Velvets, I'lush,
Ladies Dresses and Centlemen's
Clolliiiu;, t arpets, Ktr.
All orders w ill receive prompt at
tentioii if left at
THISOt-'l-ICK
BlIliiL t.:.TC.RElitl
Cil , , , 52 ji
El p' M
No Substitutes g
a . n
a Thedford's g
BLACK-DRAUGHT
n Purely n
g Vegetable g
a Liver Medicine g
ran p. i na
All mnltt's nn.l nil -tvl. -t $lfl up. Some tint wcrt
M-cH nnd r It'iisil ly i1, U. H. Gov't, h irfrsins.
S:iU ,M)iir iii mIs nnd ti will d-wrile and quote,
Tin- LINOWRiTtR, pnntiiiK offwf NerEimrTT!
IfihiiiHiH anv rfiltir iMxvi rod. Hive name nnd
model. Carhon pnncrrilS H)0BheeU$L86deliv'd
Emplr Type Foundry, M fa. Wood Tpet
i I. -
I 1
f T is sittirly economy to net a Gre.it Maji-'siii: Rjnue ut the present
price and avoid the waste mid inconvenience of usint: the old
.-1 range ih roul another winter. Any slij;lit reduction in price
next year will not make up for wasted fuel, repairs and baking failures
you are sure to have with an old worn-ma range.
Why wail? With a Great Majestic you will do better baking. You
will save fuel. The heauiy and coinfott of your kitchen will be in
creased greatly.
No more uneven baking no more fussing with damper! and grates
-no more inconvenience. A Great Majestic is a modern kitchen ne
cessity time saving und labor saving. Don't be without one any
1'inger.
Call at our store or call us up we are ready to serve you.
'PHONH 71
nnBiK'jiaw3iaQiiiii khs ma.wtm.wm mm
I INVITATION.!
1
I You are invited to open an account with the
BIfiK OF i ft FIELD, I
j ENFIELD, I. C.
4 Per Cent, allowed in the Savings Depart-i
ment Compounded -Uuartcrly.- 2
YOU can
Whatever you wish in high grade, untsiic jewelry, in charunng new
Jesigns, our assortment will please you perfectly
OUR
P R 1 C L; S
WILL
SATISFY.
T
ESTABLISHED 1892
Capital
! Pi
MUM HMIKIMWi
WE INVIT1- Y()UR ACCOUNT.
4 PAID ON SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
W; K. DANIKL,
PRKSIDRKT.
NOT
Buggies, Harness
And Wagons.
WE carry a full line of the well known, both
Hacknev and Chase Citv YVno-nnc t u:.i.
Square, N. C, and the Oxford and Knight Buggjes
each of which are noted for comfort and durability
at Weldon, N- C. Also a full line of Horses and
Mules at both places, during the winter and spring
season.
t
Thanks for past favors.
Rich Square,
N. C
Within
Reach
Of All . .
No longer need you put
off getting a Great Majes
tic Range, The price is
right
a I LDON, N. C.
bank by mail a
C.N. RICKS f-
II K
1 ft
!., C liHAI'KR,
CASItlKR,
ai iq
I IK.
:
am
GHIOHESTi FILLS
DIAMOND A v' -'N
Bn.'.ND
A-V v-iif I'ruffffM f'T Cm CIIFH-TER 9
MAMu:;u liiiANH MI.H in Km ami
Cni.D lurlftKio scried wi.li DlucU
Ii-iiti'in. lKn ro inn. Tinr r 7N
Drm'rM nil uh f r i HI.'lU:i.l f.H
II A Mi- ll Itl: A Ml I'l I I. H, ft.r twi-tity fiTO
ye ir. it i.l i-i 1. t ! .ill" I, vays Uell.ihle.
SOLD 3Y ALL DRUGGISTS
PKOI ESSIOfJAL CARDS.
w. K HIM l:l. I'. 11. IIANIKI.
DANIEL & DANIEL,
Attorneys-at-Law,
WKI.DON, N. ('.
I'raetKi-in the courlh of Ilalilai ana
iNoitliiiuipton and in the Supreme anu
I-'e.ienil courts. Collections made in all
parts of North Carolina. Hianrli otlice
at Halilax open every Monday
OLOROIi C. UKIiUN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
(lliice iu Orecn Building
Weldon. IN. C.
Wm. L. KNIGHT,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
WKI.IKIX, N. C
Ollicc in the Daniel Building.
Ilusiness promptly aud faithfully at
tended to.
LLIOTT B. CLARK.
Attorney-at-ljiw,
WKI.DON, N. C,
tltlice in tireeti lluildiuir.
ASHLEY B STAIN BACK
Allorney-at-Law,
Notary Public,
WliLDON, - - N. C.
I'uctitN'f in tlif eouitK uf Halifax and
atljuininir ('nuntit-H. 1'iomjtt atttcntion
to ull busiiitm cnliuhtcd to nie. Ollice
ovtT M. C. Tail's store.
H
B. HARRELL, Jr.
AUorney-afLaw,
WULDON, - - N. C.
I'rucliccK in the courts of Halifax and
adjoinmir counties, l'rompt attention
to all husini ss entrusted to uie. Otlice
over Kick's ,leelrv More. i5 Tin
Phone e l.
t. c:l.a.:r,:k:
II.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WI-XDON, N. a
t'ractict-N in the courts of Halifax and
udjoiuttur counties and ii. the Supreme
court ol the State, special attention
eiveri to collections and t u n-pt rctinul
DR PAISLEY FIELDS
DENTIST,
Over Weldon Drug Company
Vi I'.LDON, N. C.
divhs'i,
of I- ICE IN DANIEL ItliltDlNtif
WELDON. N.(
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p;U. M. A. CARTLR,
V VLH-.RINAKV SI KCLON,
WEI. DON, X. C.
Li'in; I istnt ee calls anHcicd promptly
An Appetizing
j Meal
! Everybody wants it.
Everybody likes it.
Everybody's looking tor it.
BUT
Ynu can't get it unless you
have the right kind of groceries.
Get 'em HERE I
Phone 280.
R. M. PURNELL,
Weldon, N. C.
Lariitxt Slock io tliii
A mil
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When in Norfolk rail on u,
Von will tind what you want
fry, -j ud et it quickly.
' - i' -s llavinicno canvasaen. in
i ai:ent'fl commssinnH am ml.
ded to our prices. This en
aides us to use lirstclasBD,a
terial and tinish it properly
We Pay Freight and Ouarantee
Safe Arrival'.
f HE COUPER MIIP61E WORKS.
(OJiyemrs in husincss.)
m Wank rt K'Onvoi.K, A
(ll'llllli k'l'iil)
OF
up-to-the Minute
MILLINERY;
FANCY HOC I 'Sand NOVELTIES.
Itutterick's Pattern,
R & G. Corsets,
Misses at 75c. Ladies 76c. to H.
Xi. Prices will he made to suit the
times. Fiats and Bonnet, made audi'
trimmed to order,
ALL MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED,
MRU. P. A. LEW IH,
ldta h.O
H0LGT.UN BROS.
Weldon
N. C