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THE BANK OF WELDON
Organized Under th Uwi of the State uf North Carolina,
Stale of North Carolina Depository.
Halifax County Depository.
Town of Weldon Depository.
Capital ana Surplus, $55,000.
KoroviT'.'l yearn this iii'litntiun lias provided IwnkiiiK facilities for
Huh Ki'Ctiim. I ti'tofkli..l.l. ! :ui.l iiIIh'ims me t I -1 1 1 1 1 U 1 miiIi tin- busi
ness interests of llalil'av and Nirlhaiiitiiii couiitit-N ,
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lo deposit in a savmiri Haul.. I" tin- t partun-nt mtei. t i- .illuK.d k
follows:
For Deposits alKiMi-'l tort-mam Unci- month.- m luiieer, '.. n i cent. Ms
muuthsor lonner, :1 percent Iwelve iiujiiIIikoi Imifi-i. I pciecut.
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BOOK OF BOOKS NOT READ.
kelitfious Leaders Are Well Aware
(If The Dantter.
What are suiiistics worth? Fig-!
ures are so impressive in their way ,
that we sometimes forget to look i
beneath them If we want to an-)
swerany argument or objection,!
we produce a statistical tract and !
silence ihe adversary.
Statistically considered, the Bible
is far stronger than it ever was. It
has been translated into every
tongue, and millions of copies are
sold yearly. Bible societies make
a splendid showing, and their
work has been a notable one. They
have put the Gospel in the hands
of all men. In reality, however,
the Bible is an unread book to
day. Everybody owns a copy and
most people own several copies,
hut excursions into the Book of
Books are rare. The rising gen
eration is woefully ignorant of the
Bible. Formerly the average child
was well schooled in biblical ac
counts, but the modern child, in
spite of the improved methods of
Sunday school teaching, knows far
less than preceding generations.
The matter is loo vital to be ig
nored. The Bible is a unique
book. It contains the best moral
code ever devised, and the con
stant reading of the Scriptures na
turally tends to impress these
moral ideas on the reader indelibly.
Nobody can read the Bible con
stantly and intelligently and love
violence, injustice and oppression.
Love and mercy and kindness are
the lessons it teaches, and the
world stands in bitter need of these
teachings at the present time. It
is recorded in an old song that
Captain Kid J when he embarked
on his career "buried the Bible in
the sand." The present age has
buried the Bible in the sand, and
is paying the penalty in a hundred
ways.
Religious leaders are well aware
of the danger, and are doing what
they can to revive Bible reading.
But llif y coii'iriid apainsi all the
amusement:, and disli'.i. hum. ol
modern lime; We live in an age
of death. Let us search the Scrip
tures aiam and find life.- UVii-
niond Tunes Dispatch.
I'ROVKHBS AM) I'HKASKS.
CALOMEL IS MERCURY! IT SICKENS!
ACTS ON LIVER LIKE DYNAMITE
.'Oftteon' Liner Tone" Starts Your Liver j
Jiler Than Calomel and Doesn't
Salivate or Haki You Sick.
Lisln to mcl Take no more siok
ning, salivating calomel when bilious nr
xmstipatfd. Don't lone a day's work!
Calomel ia mercury or qiiuksih.-r
whirh causea necroaia of the limi.
i I'aloniel, when it comes inw enntaet
aitli aour bile cranhea into it. lireiikiiij.'
, it lip. Tliia is when you tWI tliat iml'il
i nausea and cramping. If vou are "Im;
Huh and "all knocked out." if J our
hour ia torpid and Iwwela eunstipat-d
w yvu liavo headache, dizziness, coated
kifite, it Dream is nai or mtmiaen wir
Mk a spoonful of harmless Dvd-
Uvy Iwae ob mv iruaranieo.
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llt,i.it tnt minrnnton ti nnv dniQ
store and pi a Ml cent bottle of Pod
sitn s l.iver Itme, lako a spisniui
niiibt and it it doesn't straighten ou
piirh. nn nii,( uirt.ke von feet tine and
vigorous hy morning 1 want you to go
back to tlie store anil gel your money.
Il,slin' l.iver Tone is destroy ing tha
sale of calom.'l Is'eails,. it js n-al liver
medicine; entirely logctaldc, therefore it
tan not salivate or imike "U sik.
I guaranty' tliat one spoonful of D.xt
son's l.iver Tone w ill put your sliigi;i-!i
liver to work and clean your Isiwela of
tbat aour bile and const ipal'-d w.i. te
wliieh ia (logging your system and mak
ing you leel misi rable. I guar. into' th.il
a Isjltle of Hudson's l.iver Tone v :'
keep your entire family feelinir tin
months. Hive it lo your children. P '
harmless; diWt JjrijH) and they lil. i'
(Icaaut taste.
It is the season now to go
About the country high and low.
Stevens"'!.
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Here is the ghost of a summer that
lived for us,
Here is a promise of a summer to
be. Henley.
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Before green apples blush,
Before green nuts inbrown.
Why, one day in the country
is worth a month in town.
Kosefti.
The eternal summer shall not
fade. Shakespeare.
Love is supposed to be a lender
passion, but sometimes the girl's
father makes it a tough proposition.
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For All Thirsts-PepsiCola
When iVs 90 in the shade I drink
Pepsi'Cola and keep cool"
When the sun rides high and the
heat simmers up from the pavement,
there's nothing you need more than
a bracing glass of Pepsi-Cola
Brings to heat worried mind and
body in the office or on the street
the refreshed, invigorated feeling
that makes you complete the day's
wortc witn a
dash.
Drop around the corner
to the fountain with your
nickel, or to the dealer in
bottled Pepsi,
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Our Stock of
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All kinds of Furniture to brighten
the home. 9x12 Druggets from
$2.50 to $50.00.
Desks. Automobiles. Velocipedes. Hand Cars.
Sleds, Doll Carts, Doll Trunks, and lots of other
things to make the little folks happy.
Sterling Silver, Cut Glass, and Hand Painted
China, for Wedding Gifts,
WELDON FURNITURE CO.,
Weldon, N. C
YOUR OWN PAINT
You will save 56 cts. per gal.
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THIS IS HOW
Buy 4 gals. L'&M. Semi-Mixed Rearpalnl,
.v ttn,T
at $2.10 P" gal,'
And 3 gals. Linseed tOiljo mix.whiil
at estimated cost ol
You then nuke 7 gals, ol puie paint lor
t 8.40
Made In a lew minutes
It's only J l.S4.per4gal.
AnvhnJv can mix the OIL" with' the- PAINT.
Whereas, il you buy 7 gal'- of ready-lor-ust paint in
i,rs ... el m i -a in
irima, you pay u a gai. or ii.iv.
ThtL StM. SEMI MIXED REAL PAINT ii'PURE WHITE LEAD.
7IVT ...J I lUSPm Oil tvo-bn.. mint imtrriils tor 100 vein.
Use a gal. out ol any L.AM. PAIYT you buy and II nol Ihe besl
paiitl inailf, rclti!i Uu- iiii1 anil jji-l ALL your money back.
EDWIN CLARK, Weldon, N. C.
HARDY HDWE. CO.. Scotland Neck
A CALL TO COLORS.
WtiLDON, N. C.
F0LFY YPIIJ i MLEY KIDNEY PIIXS
WOMEN CAN
HARDLY BELIEVE
How Mr. Hurley Was Re
utored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham'i Vegetable
Compound.
Eldon, Mo. - "I wna tniuhlfil with
jlsplscemont, inflammntion and fi-male
iweuKuvan. ruriwu
years 1 cvuld nut
atanil on my feet
lonir at a time and I
could not wulk two
blocks without vn
during cutting and
drawing pains down
my right sid,' vshioh
increaaeu every
n.otitn i have been
& tr.ut ti.-i.-- putpic
in the face and ouid
Walk the floor, i couid not lie down oj
Bit itill sometimes for a day and a night
at a time. I was nervous, and had very
little appetite, no ambition, melancholy,
and often felt as though I had not a
friend in the world. After 1 had tried
most every female remedy without suc
cess, my mother-In law advised nw to
take Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable
Compound. I did so and gained in
strength every day. 1 havf now no trou
ble In any way and highly praise your
medicine. It advertises llseii. - mrs.
S. T. HtiRLr.r, Eldon, Missouri.
Remember, the remedy which did
this was Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable
Compound. For sale everywhere
It has helped thousands of women
who have been troubled with displaca
mei.ts, inflammation, ulceration, tumors,
li regularities, periodic pains, backache,
ih.t Inarms- down feellnir. Indigestion,
and nervous prostration, after all other
means nave laueu. i y uv j "j
It? Lydia L. Plokhaa Mediclns Co-,
Ltt us take the roses home to the loved that waits us,
Let us take the songs to those who can never hate us;
Let us take the tender word, not lo comrades shady
Let us take the roses to home the Little Lady !
Ah, the sunshine that we build in our hearts all day,
Let us take its heauiy home to the hearts that pray;
Let us take the cheery song to the ears that wonder
If we ever think of them in our toil and thunder !
Come, ye comrades of the task, here amid the striving,
Let us take the honey home that we're alwavs hiving;
Let us waste it not on those who at last abuse us,
Let us take it home to those who best love, not use, us !
Ah, we've many a merry jest to make others cheery,
Let us take the roses home to our wailing dearie;
Let us weave for her the song and with smiles and rest
Lay a tribute of our rose on her gentle breasi !
Ho ! the battle has been brisk, but the day is won !
Let us take the Little Heart gifts of rose and sun;
Lei us take her something sweet of ourselves, our duty
Let us take the roses home to life's rose of beauty !
LUCK.
A link tut of tHoi t, a little bit ol thought,
A lidie hit uf Jatinii uliJ of piuch,
A little bit of courage in the (light that's being fought,
All this is often looked upon as luck.
A link bit of vision, and of faith, a little, too,
A bit of stern resistance when you re struck,
A little bit of purpose in the work you have to do,
All this is in the masonry of luck.
A little bit of wisdom, and the magic of a smile,
Snme real determination when you re struck,
The grit to keep on going till you make another mile,
Are catalogued and labeled under luck.
The wish to travel pathways that were never trod before;
To hold the lines against me toes mat duck,
To keep the spirit beating when the tlesh is weak and sore,
All this is in ihe parentage of luck.
To do the right thing when wrong would seem to fill your purse with
gold,
To cling to truth, nor fear the devil's muck,
To play your part unselfishly, be ever brave nd bold,
Herein you find the mystery of luck.
LOOKS STRANGE.
Better Be Ulad He Found It Out
In Time.
It haH always looked strange
tii ns t hut. women sue for
breach of promise. What ib it,
in the last analysis ? Simply
that a man concludes lie has
made a bad bargain and lie
wants to get out of it; wauts to
cancel a contractand the wo
man sues and claims that her
heart has been troubled much-
It may be. But the logic
of the case seems to suggest
that she has been exceptionally
lucky to got out of the bargain
before tin marriage was con
summated because some men
rather than pay a hundred
thousand would marry tho wo
man and secure a divorce much
cheaper after tho romance hud
died out of it. Tho woman who
tells a man between sobs and
snitiles that she loves him to
beat the band; that he is her
ownest own and her everlast
ing love; that she would die for
him and all this and that aud
that of courso has a bad case,
but it looks as though she
would wake up and come to a
realizing sense of things terres
trial when he refused point
blank to marry her; when he
told her that he was a fool to
think of such a preposterous
thing; that she wasn't
his ideal and he didn't love
her Seems to 1110 that would
be the manly thing for a manly
man to do tell the woman the
truth before they entered the
world-wide bargain. But when
a man hulks; wnen tie Bees
things in a different light, if ho
has a goodly pile of the ready
rhino, many women there are
who sue for money w no place
a valuation on the heart-throbs
which were hi3'n on! a day
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The only asset you would leave
your family or business that would
be worth 100 cents on the dollar
is the cash you have in the bank
and your life insurance. Did you
ever think of that ? How much
have you of each ? Think it over
and fix up the life insurance end of
it TODAY. Don't put it offto
morrow may be too late.
before. Every thing.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO Rl A
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
JUSTICE.
A Sundav school teacher had
been telling her class of little
bovs about crowns of glory ana
heavenly rewards for goodpeo-
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Now. tell me," she saui. at
tho lesson, "who
will tret the biggest crown?"
There was silence for a min
ute or two, then a bright little
chap piped out
"Him wot's got t" biggest
'ead." Tit-Bits.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
In Uto For Over 30 Years
Always bear
Sign tur of
See or Phone
Lewis B. Suiter,
Representing the
New York Life Insurance Company
Largest Strongest Best
Phone 303 L WELDON, N. O.
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