THE BOANOKE-CIIOWAH TIMES THUKWDA Y, APKIL 24 113
1 CIG&ETTE LAW.
iss saij Di cierj roiice uuiccr hi
tafnlre ot Minors Where They
Get Cigarettes.
The law relative to givinsr or
selling cigarettes to minors is
materially strengthened bv th
enactment of a bill introduced by
Senator A. D. lvie to extend the
provisions of the law by making
it the duty of every police officer
in the State, upon knowledge or
information that any minor un
dertheage of seventeen years
is or has been smoking any cig
arette, to inquire of such minor
the name of the person or per
sons who gave o sold such cig
arette or aided or abetted Buch
person or persons m giving or
celling such cigarette or the sub
stance from which such cigar
ette was made, to such minor as
forbidden by law. Upon receiv
ingsucn information from any
such minor the officer is required
forth with to cause a warrant to
be issued for any person or per
sons giving or selling or aiding
or abetting any person or per
sons in giving or selling any cig
arette. or substance out of which
such cigarette, is made, and
have all such persons dealt with
as the law directs. Any minor
under the age of seventeen years
who shall fail or refuse to give
any officer upon inquiring the
name of person or persons giving
or selling him cigarettes shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor. Ex.
Pleasant Bill News.
There was a good attendance
at Sunday School Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Brewer. Mrs. T. B.
Vassar and Mrs. J. W. Boiseeau
are improving.
Mrs. Gwalthney, sawyer at
Isles & Massey 's st ave mill.mo v
ed his family on Green St. Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius White
vera in town Monday.
Mr. Joshua Robinson of Jetts,
Ta. was in town last week.
Mr. Jessie Massev of Emporia,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. R. E.
Daniel.
Mr. C. A. M. Floyd, Mrs. R.
E. Daniel and little daughter,
Mary, spent Monday last in
Emporia, Va.
Miss Annie Shaw spent Tues
day last in Weldon.
Mrs. E. H. Stephenson and
Miss Lily Stephenson of Sea
board were guests of Mrs. T. B
Vassor Tuesday.
Mr. E. C. Demmick of Jetts,
Va. was in town last week.
Mr. J. J. Meade was in Em
poria. Va. last week.
Mr. Richard Whitehead of Em
poria. Va., was Been in town
last Thursday,
Several of our townsmen went
to Roanoke River fishing last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Magee
spent Friday in Weldon.
Misses Ethel and Elsie Crew
have returned from Portsmouth,
. Vav--o
Mr. W. L. Reid and son, Phil
ip, cf Uarysburg were in town
Saturday.
Messrs. G. A. IsleB, P. E.
Stephenson and J. W. Magee
spent Saturday afternoon in
uarysburg,.
Miss Rebecca Jane Massey of
Spring Church neighborhood
spent Saturday afternoon in town
Misses Cornelia Darnell and
Aubrey Crew spent Saturday
afternoon in Seaboard with Mrs.
E. H. Stephenson and Miss Eva
Foster.
Mr. J. L. Vassor of Richmond.
Va., spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Vassor.
Messrs. R. C. and J. R. Crew,
Misses MaryL. Massey and Mary
Stanley of Spring Church neigh
borhood spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Mabel Stuart
, a To the surprise of all, a mar-
rino-A tntAr rara Rnnrlav ovoninrr
at church. The couple were Mr.
Balmer and Mrs. Rowel. Mr. J.
W. Magee performed the ceremony.
Report of the Condition of
The Merchants and Fanners Bank,
at Garysburg in the Ststeof North
Carolina, at the close of business April
4, 1918
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $ 25 842.20
Overdrafts 667 97
Banking houses 2,317.00; fur
niture and fixtures $1,0023. 3,819 83
Due from banks and bankers 16.208 96
Gold coin 400 00
Silver coin, etc. 469 18
Nat'l bank ft other U. S. notes 1,600 00
Unearned insurance 75 00
Total $47 883 09
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 7.600 00
Surplus fund 2,000 00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid 245.12
Deposits subject to check 21,837.78
Savings deposits 16,143.81
Cashier's cheeks outstanding 114. 10
Over and short sect. 42.28
$47,883 09
Carolina, County of
Total
State of North
Northampton, ss:
I, Jno. B. collier, President of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
Jno. B. Collier,
President.
Correct -Attest :
W. L. Reid.
R. E. Brown,
J. E. Suiter,
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
his 12 day of April, 1913.
Robt. L. Reese. Notary Public
E S. BOWERS & GO.;
Jackson, N. C.
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Spring and Sum
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The public cordially invited,
Respectfully yours to serve,
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Aulander, N C.
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Jackson, N. -
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Conway, N. C.
To Cotton Grow
ers and Ginners.
Don't forget that we are in the
market for cotton seed. , Will pay
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Will exchange meal for seed.
We are also manufacturers of
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AND SILKS, DRESS GOODS, WASH FABRICS, LACES, EM
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Every Department is Right Up to the
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The Latest in
Millinery.
I have bought the Millinery business of Wynn Bros, which, I will
ran at the same old stand. Will be pleased to see all of our former
patrons, and can show the most exclusive noteworthy display of
Ladies' and Childre 's Head wear ever brought to this section.
MISS NAOMI T. WIGGINS,
(Wynn Bros. Building.)
Give Us a Trial
LET US take your measure for your spring and summer suit. We
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Farmers
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40 nicies. Ana tne same lsequuuy
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Murfreesboro, - - N. C.
BEttTIK IX7JTON OIL GO.,
' Aulander, N. C.
lUch Square, M.C.
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