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FRIDAY, JANUARY 2S, MUNICIPAL SUFFRAGE BY LOCAL OPTION. joyed the skating: . during the sleet. The Sunday School Missionary So ciety has taken a $36 Hospital Bed in A Bill Entitled An Act To v rZZZ " ZT" . . . , ; year, juesutuues owe uuihci , hwuuu Authorize Any City Or Town Day.g and Migg Eva Duke ve been To Confer Municipal Suffrage On The Women. appointing the Managing Committee Mr. Sandy Capps killed a hog last week which tipped the scales at 410 The General Assembly of North Car- pounds. olina do enact: Mr. and Mrs. John Gupton visited Section 1. Whenever a petition j their daugter, Mrs. Lewis Capps, Sat signed by one-tenth of the voters vot- turday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kadlord visit ed their people Saturday and attended services at Bethlehem Sunday. The Farmers' Union received a car load of fertilizer last week. Verv little farm work has been done. Some few plant beds have been burnt. Little Mary Gladys Capps has been sick for the last few days. We hope to see her out soon. Mr. and Mrs. Add. Tharrington vis ited Mrs. Sam Hamlet Friday. Mrs. Hamlett continues very feeble. Mr. T. S. Tharrington was able to ing at the last municipal election shall he presented to the Board of Alder men or other governing board of any town or city ten days cr more before the first Monday in April of any year : asking for an election to be held to amend the charter in regard to Mu nicipal Suffrage so as to admit to the exercise thereof all persons twenty ne years of age and over excluding nly lunatics, convicts and illiterates (except those of the latter who are qualified as State electors under the provision of section four, Art. VI, of tke State Constitution) said board or ther governing body shall order an I be out of his room Sunday. We hope lection to be held in the manner re- 1 all the sick one will soon be well and quired by law for other elections In at their post of duty aid city or town on the first Monday im April, at the usual polling places and appointing poll holders for said lection at which the will of the peo ple shall be taken upon said proposi tion. At such election all adults not above disqualified, shall be competent t vote irrespective of sex. Section 2. At said election all elec tors who are in favor of said propo sition shall vote "Yes" and all opposed "No.", If' at said election a majority the votes cast shall be in the af firmative, then the amendment to the charter of said town shall be adopted aid so declared by the Board within Sdays after said election is held, and tfcjfreupon all, persons twenty-on jejitrs of age and ovr; iesideait inisaid t5Wn for, ninety days- proceeding -any aaunicipal election thereafter held, and wlo are not idiots, lunatics, convicts, i; illiterates (except those qualified fa electors undeR the-pro visions of -ition four, Art. VI. of the State,Con etitution) shall be deemed '-and f neld qualified voters of saidt5wn or city, ,ur all elections thereafter held -for : Municipal purposes therein. v Section 3. Thia act shall be in frce from and after its ratification. Aunt Julia Burgess, and honorable and much respected colored woman near here died Thursday afternoon. She was 72 years of age. Her entire life was rendered in faithful service to white people. She will be missed by her race as well as by those for whom she laboured so long and faithfully. Rev. Mr. Self filled his regular ap pointment here Sunday. His message was forceful, convincing and uplift ing. Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Self and lit tle Harold came down Saturday and spent the night at Dalkeith, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunter. Little Harold says "The roads will make fine mud cakes." WAR OF THE ROSES The White Roses will entertain in the Armony over the Bank of War ren on the evening of January 29th and February 5th. The Red Roses will entertain in the Armory over the Bank of Warren on the evening of February 1st and in the Opera House on 9th, having se cured the services of Mrs. Renshaw for that date. The Red and White Roses will com bine on the evening of February 14th and entertain the public at old Armory. Farm Records Shattered The value of the farm crops pro duced in the United States during 1916 was $8,934,587,000. High prices caused .he great value. Texas ranks nrst, with crops valued at $684 000 and Rhode Island last, with 403,000. ARCOLA ITEMS It was said that Mr. A. ran the run ning boards off his car working for One Bond Issue last fall, and Mr. B. 'beat his hat into fragments shouting because it was voted down. We think if it was before the people now we would get the Bonds by a large' ma jority. Roads are almost impassable. The trucks cannot come out to bring ker Sine oil and soft drinks, and auto mobiles are of little service. Mrs. Ben Robertson and son have een very sick for sometime. We kope they will be enjoying excellent kealth again soon. The school children throughly en- EMBRO ITEMS Miss Lottie Wagner, who has been very ill for the past week, we are glad to report is much better at this writ ing. " Mr. Joe S tailings and Miss Sue Smith visited Mr. S. J. Stalling's near Vaughana who is ill, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Collyer visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Robertson last Sunday. Mrs, T. A. Cheek, of Aspen, passed through here enroute to Inez Satur day to visit relatives. Mr. J. R. Raney and Son Ollie at- J tended Court last week. We are sorry Rev. Mr. Self was prevented from filling his regular ap pointment at Prospect Sunday. Sev eral attended in spite of the inclement weather. Mr. H. S. Egerton, of Austin, was on our street Sunday. Me regret to announce the illness of Mrs. J. "B. Harris. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr. J. J. Stallings went to Warren ton on business one day last week. "ROSE BUD." REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS BANK at Warrenton, N. C, in the State of North Carolina, at the Close of business Dec. 27th, 1916. Resources Loans and discounts $192,767.29 Overdrafts . 8,754.52 United States Bonds on hand None North Carolina State Bonds None All other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages 20,912.50 Premium on Bonds None Banking Houses, $3,591.07 ; Furniture and Fixtures 5,569.82 All other real estate owned None Demand loans 12,600.00 Due from National Banks 94,291.12 Due from State Banks and Bankers. 4,457.99 Cash Items 7,091.36 uom (Join . 1,250.00 Silver coin, including all minor coin currency. ...... 1,587.17 National bank notes and other U. S. Notes ......... 12,100.00 Total. .......... ... ...... $361,381.77 v v Liabilities Capital stock" paid" in. ....... '. ". . . ... . . . . ...... S 20.000.00 Surplus fund, . ... . . . . .... t 20,000,00. Undivided profits, less current expenses and' taxes paid 8,84.84 Dividends unaid. . . . .... . . Notesiand bills rediscdunted. .- Bills -payable. . .V. .;; . . . . .V. -xcpuc.itfc, fcuujeci, to cneCK. Demand Certificate of Deposit J. 'Time -Certificate of Denosit. .Savin Deposits' : ' - Cashier's Checks outstanding. : . . . uci Lii'ix vjiicecivs:, . .; f ;: ..... T)np tin N'flt.inrinl--'TnnVc! Tina to t.if.A "RnnVo 'asWV -V 4 None . None.; ; None 241213.80 None 70,132.48 None 452.75. None v-- None 727. 9& Total . . . $361,381 .77 1 'N rf-1 A m t 1 "I "fc. T y w -w-v rwm -r -r a . . SJAlilj IN UK ill UAK , NA ( ountv of Warrflii. .Tnn 1017 I, R) T. Watsom Cashierib the above-named Bank, d 2wt-c'.jj uiAdL liic duyve is true iu me uesc 01 my Knowieage ana oe lief. H j - ... ... ' '''' V'' T? 1 T WATQAXT r,,: Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 9 day of January, 1917. W. IN. K Y I. T.i T- 11. vro ' -,:-: ;-r-v - r , . lutary ruoiic. . l;orrec Attest: 1. 5. iJoyd, K. S. Allen, Tasker Polk, c O Stationery and Sentiment! . Every Word In Your Letter Takes A Reflection From the Stationery Used. If You Want Your Letter To Reflect Taste, Refinement And Dignity Then Use Wliitimg's Stationery n M This Line of Stationery Is Up-To-Date As To Style And IT HAS INVIDUALITY. 1 See It On Display In Our Windows. PRICES: 25c. to $1.00 A BOX The Warren Pharmacy J. B. BOYCE Jr., Manager The Service Store 24 DATES WORTH REMEMBERING! 269 27 It Will Pay You To Visit Our Store On These Dates. You Will Have A Chance To Inspect Isacc Hambergers' Line Of Strictly AH Wool Samples For Spring. Each S"it Guaranteed To .Measure. This Firm's 27 Years Exper ience Is Worth Dollars To You In Value And Fit. Cow In And Get the Proof. Just Received Shipment of Shoes Bought Before Last Ad vance. A few Suits and Hats Left, At Old Price. mom Go. 1 Nortii Carolina Milliard White Warrenton, : : : 1 1 i 1 1 mm Pp , ::r.:;: , m- -t 0 I can spell my name: S-O-V-E-R- E-I-G-N. And I know what it means good blood and right stock the finest ever ! My! Isn't there a lot to learn? Have to keep your eyes and ears open. And the Governor says you can't get it all out of books. My folks keep telling me: "Re member you are a Southern gentleman. Be clean: be sweet: be good. A good cigarette burns to a smooth, even ash it never parches the tongue nor dries the throat." So I'm saying to you it doesn't matter how you spell cigarette, if you pronounce it SOVEREIGN. You can rely on real old, smooth, mellow Virginia and Carolina to bacco. Quality tells and . You Folks of the South KNOW good blood! - You Folks of the South KNOW good tobacco I ISfow ilet's all; us good folks stick together. it i;, bU VMmiljlM:-will never tail von. this alwcgrs m ..your mind Let us be friends and And besides, just keep "1 vll you'; dmii like mo return me to ;- your v dealer and et-. .ftiia worci eves 3 t V f 9 word, ana .l' iiBrjQ given you -mine . ." i- r !' ,. SJ V -v -xi k V AX'S
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