ROANOKE RAPIDS HERALD. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY Herald Publishing Company, Inc. J. T. Stainback .... Kuik 'i: Subscription Price One Dollar a Year. Telephone fTn Entered us Second ('In Mutter April 3, tl4. Ht the Post (Mti.v at Ki.Hii. k.' Rapids, North Carolina, under A.t ! March 3, l7y. All communication huunl tr addressed to the Hernl.l rnliiih:".t; I Persons wishing return uf n.ss, must in all cases enclose slHinps. iietits ,.f this tvtnmitnitv. He iKnVt wait fur him tonu' in wiir. courteous, kindly, hononililo, to tin1 house U'tore nvtti: -.g hus Miie who hail the faculty of tnak- -- invade the enemy's territory, in,' frienils iuiekly anil hoMin swat him on the outsMe. swat t'hri'! !i naei. uily. him mi the w iiiir. swat h:m uny- II a! hlefe prowess maile him where, nuii'li iimre wi.li-ly Limttu iluniii'. A vigorous clean up camiain In, ta here than woulil other- r-tarte.l now with tht ivnv-val of u e have heen the case anil this all ti.t1 anii ruhhish. the -creeii- All cards of thanks, resolution of re lct, tU'., eto., will be clmre.l !'o t the rate of one i-ent per wor-l I nh must accompany article in all rsr e cept where customer has a reU'tr ac count. No insertions made for less than tf cents. All items for implication mut he turned in or reach our oil ice before THURSDAY NooN m order to insure publication in the Friday issue follow ing. 1" the case of lengthy items, even more time must be allowed. No -charge made for insertion of matter of purely new s value. Friday, February -yK 11 . Murch will probably be riirht for those European troops. Gabriel D'Annun.io says that the war will end in a few- weeks. Gabe's confidence is sublime. Evelyn does fairly well, but if it were Maude what a royal pic nic for the paragraphers that would be. tu.t couple! with the main .tiler admirable 'piailties he s-.o-,ed i respidwililef'ir the w ave of pity and c.nel' that swept this coiiumiiiity with tlie news of his sw il'l and sudden end. F.ntorcr the Speed Law The pre-ent -peed law III elleet on Koanoke Ava-nue i- all nht it i - a perfectly pid law in every I t peet. bnt It nin-t have heell framed -iliipiv a- an amu-oiuetit or recreatii n t" w bile avvav an !.'' Ii"'r. a.- it were bv ! he loel-kllive b... 'A hl.-h i n.-p-ted 1 1 1 i of carl'aiTt' cans and manure jiiie- w.iuld work wonders in the way of making .lu!y a compara tively ily less month. The set-ret of a smvr-sful cam paign against the ily is eo opera tion. ii.' lacini! hack at any lint. hut every citi.-en and every hou-ec, ife tl.iilUV their full duty, t hie dirty house and yard can supply ilies for a whole section i.f tile tow n. So do y oar duty and try to make your neighbor do his. The Generous Publisher M i t and o.-li. !i-n per 'in rate i I i'i Weld h, it i- "U- yy is I ' at u th tst car Mine I I VII.- th , .mmnititv. ;!ay aften'i'oi Vv'-a'. tT"Wii al..i! i,,t al p, p. .; a in-w.-paper ui :' : i-e advertis.n.'' m -..'tut' concert i i-s you a m ordet r enter- i" t m w Inch y on art' inter c-1. thai d e. p tracK id proilt'd Week hih that T.iml the line, bv week er bv the a I'll p.eilt thro f; 'ki tivei tnans. i t lie t. iw n limits id hoa 0 ids at a spcfil con -er a e-t:!!;a'ed at !:!'t ie. than twenty miVs an h;r. l'io,;.i- of dli-t were thrown Up. vet this violation ,d' the -peed limit seemed to attract no attention y, hati'ver This is only one jr.--tanco. All the recklessly driven cars tie not come from Weldon -- i e.'-..!ar advertising rates of the papi r. say s the North'ield iMii.n.i News, t'ompave the res ots with the actual m ne v a, :o of any favor that you get from a'iy other busme-.- c ncern. Then tae into consideration tlu fact that advertising and circula ti'-n are tlie only two tho.y.- that a new -paper ha.- to sell. Now. in these davs of higher prices. "Tur:ey is in the war for Tur key" says I'rinee Said Ilahm. Probably Said is right, but indi cations are that there are others in this war for Turkey ! February seems to be well dis posed this time and so far has shown unusually good behavn r. but he is a tricky old month and may have surprises in the way of weather in store for us that wo wot not of. And besides the ground hog hits spoken and that varmint usually delivers the goods. A headline states that Groat Britain has no intention of using the United States Hag "except in cases of emergency". Wo sup)ose when a llritis'n sailing master sees a German submarine coming up to call, he promptly recognizes the "emergency" and acts accordingly. There are men in this State holding public ollices who when attacked or exposed will loudly proclaim that their assailant is trying to ruin the leni"c:"iti' party. The humor of the .situa tion lies in the fact that if some of them really constituted the Democratic party, there would not be an honest Iiemocrat in the State. If the present General Assem bly does not pass the Statewide Primary bill, it certainly will have no right to expect the ap probation of the people. The people have demanded this re form in no uncertain tones and the refusal of the legislature to act will be proof positive that reactionary forces are more powerful with that body than the expressed will of the people. Robert B. Hayes Rarely comes a tragedy with such poignantly deplorable fea tures as that which occurred in Wake Forest on last Sunday morning when Robert B. Hayes met a sudden and violent death. Such a death is always more shocking than one which follows a lingering illness and when it comes to one whose feet are bare ly at the threshold of manhood, healthy, vigorous, athletic, alive with energy and enthusiasm, fac ing a future filled with promise, the mind instinctively rebels against finally accepting a con clusion so much at variance with the fitness of things. It would seem that there are so many who could have been better spared. Robert Hayes was admired and respected in this community, more, we think, than has been the case, with temporary resi- exct ption rather than the run'. Something should be done aitout it. It strikes us that the tines that ct'iiid be ci.ii.vte I for v lolatioiis of this ordinance w ould more than pav for the additional! expense of putttne. the Avenue under strict suporv i-ion tor one m"!itii. S" far no hvo- have been lost, hut pit' have been seriously ir."itvd, have heell killed property damage i; tamed. Must w e w ait !'. 1 1' ing accident, u hich we w ill a deplore. In-fore taking steps t va.... two horses and other been Si;- mako tile v.TCi.' -ale lor pedestrian-; drawn vehicles? illle shuck will a! and Horse Roanoke Valley League Ily an overw he, ming vote the mass meeting of baseball-interested citizens of this community have decreed that the Koanoke Valley I.eag ie of U'l." shall be operated along strictly amateur imcs. The newly elected President, Mr. .1. T. Chase, stated to the ma-s meeting that he would ac cept tin- League presidency only on the conditio is that It would I perated as an amateur league. Kail players and otlicers alike are Practically unanimous in their approval oi mis policy and w e bow 1 about the in price of bread, lb he ate one loaf o day . but he repuet iy e er ate half He admitted that cents a day for ci. surprised when h. that if lie would c cent cigar a day . a' y ear he w .mid hay i than the increase v his bread would ai I f lie yy ere to eat a a t-o.-t of one cen than the former tii'ures do not lie, could not dispute la ti e th. lion. Wilmington Star. expect to see rules adopted which l"Lr" n""t'li,lu,t tlu' "tl"T 'lay.'" will make it easier for the camel said the newspaper mam to pass through the proverbial needle's eye than for a profes sional ball play er to enti r the Koanoke Valley League. The thirty day eligibility rule ''r ma"' for p layers, to w hich an amend ment w as added requiring at least live davs work each week While Mayor Cyrus Perkins Walker was addressing the Wo- unless incapacitated by sickness, has teeth in it. SPRING OPENING oFURNLSI IINGS & TAILORING Feb. 26 and 27 Showing What's New and What's What in Men's Wear J or the Who's Who of Roanoke Rapids It is tlie Hrst and NotiMest Display of Meichantlise Ever Shown Under One Roof and We Want Every Man to See It - and Bring along some f eminine Memhei of His Household to Cheek Up Our Claim of Quality EVERYBODY IS WELCOME Hancock-House Co., inc. DEPARTMEXT STORE we do not hesitate to Mate as our how much do you think it ought opinion that the carefully driven to ejve away? cars in this community are the Settled Him A man was raising a political . :" 'he .. .-ti if ach :.e i.ire day. Sie'.t and was si;, uri t o! ' .")- : if a ..re p-v ' of !. even , : i at ... i ore ,v nee I 'ian sattsfae- "Slience is golden," observed the sage. "I'.ut silver or greenbacks can also be u.M'd to keep a man's mouth closed. " added the fool. Willie Law, w hat is the dilfer ence between a prosecuting at torney and an attorney for the defense'.' Paw One tries to hang the de fendant and the other tries to hang the jury, my son. ' '( )'ul bucks paid me a very "What was it'.'" aked the rounder. "He asked me if I could lend him if.'ii'u", replied the iiewpap- by each ball player participating. "u'n's Hetterment League last j iiignt on v ine as a I 'estrover llotl I'.arnett reipiested to be al- The prospects of the League for l"Wt''1 l" ask :i Miiestion. The the coming season are good, mayor said lie would gladly an The big question is that whatever SWT u- :iml Pffiiett asked how rules are made are adhered to "ulll' h:iln sandwiches there are strictly. Out of this one ipies- in i I'eilu (Tex.) La.oo. tion arose the most of the troubles with which the last year's Board "H'Te. my son."saidthe fath of Governors were afflicted. We ('r tn Willie, "what does this believe that this year's Hoard in- "lean? Your report gives you tends to profit by the exerience "nl ,irt.v for arithmetic, and of their predecessors and to hew '"r teacher makes the comment to the line with impartial preci- ,h;lt V"'i ('!ll't (',,UI1' straight up to twenty-live. hat are you going to do with such a record when you go into business'.'" ".Mow. don't worry, father," sion. Here's luck! Musca Domtstica I replied the son. "To count up to twenty-five isn't necessary for success in business nowadays." "Mot necessary?" gasped the father. "No, sir, 1 can start a ten cent store." These warm days we are hav ing are bringing out various signs of coming spring - one of the least welcome of w hich is the re appearance on warm days in sun ny sjKits of our old friend musca domestica, less scientifically termed the house fly. Now is MATier the ideal time for the house viJ 1 ILL i wives of the community to swat SIX ROOM HOUSE and Lot on the fly -- for one fl killed now ' larr,'h"n set io' Sa? or Kent, counts as much in the ot i eradication as thousands swatted j p DeLOATCH j in July. j 2 2ti 4t ' ' RoanoWe K.ptJ., N.C. OUMMERTIME is Coming Again but our customers don't give a whoop. They know they can get the best there is in the fresh meat line, clean, pure and wholesome even in the hottest wt-ather. Cut to suit them by a butcher who knows a porterhouse from a chuck. tJWe carry a big, clean line of Groceries of all kinds and our serv ice is prompt and satisfactory Burnette and Cherry 'Phone 572 PURE FOODS Everybody Spends Money But How? Don't wait until the rainy days of li;e are actually upon you before beginning to lay aside a part of your earnings. 25c a Week doesn't seem large. Yet it will buy one Share in the Roanoke Rapids Building and Loan Association waich will be worth $100.00 on maturity usually in about six yt ars. You can draw your money out any time you need it on short notice If you want to Build If you want to Save If you want a Safe Investment Tien let us explain to you the B lilding and Loan way. New Series March 6th ACT QUICKLY Offices in First National Bank Building Funeral Directors Embalmers Day or Night Service Anywhere Hancock-House Company, Inc. W. C WILLIAMS, Licemed Embalmer Floral Offerings Supplied on Short Notire Yes, Boys those EDISON FOUNT AIN PENS at the Herald Publish ing Company are the best I ever saw. $2.00 to $7 00. ft ft Roanoke Pharmacy Company IncorporMrH . . - Dealers in Drugs, Medicines Perfumery Photographic Supplies and Rubber Goods GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED We solicit your trade because our goods are Fresh, our Stock is Complete, our Drugs are Pure, We give you what you ask for PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Pure! Fresh Every Day I The Cake Revelation Has Come! A marvrl of ruli ami fl.nnry quality that saves you baking at Inline! Such quality is posbihic al the low price only because of the enormous output of the l'l KITV BAKKKV. Home Hide" Quality Six different ki nils to tempt every taste, earh cake wrapped in wax paper and scnlc.l in a carton. IT HI7. AC llt.S YOU AS KRI'slI AND l l.AVOkY AS IT CAM F. KkoM THE I'fKlTY OVENS. Get Acquainted To-day With the 6 Rich Varieties of "PURITEEKAKE" SILVER SLICE SUNSET COLD CHOCOLATE PLANTATION' FRUIT KAISIN GINGER Baked Fresh Daily. Wrapped and Sealed at tha Purity littery. Made Clean Sold Clean Delivered Clean! )our iJeal of breaJ-pcrfeetion, made in the PURITY BAKERY where even the air is washed. Never varies, never dis appoints, never tires l eave a standiiiK order with your dealer and forget lakinK-trouhles. Double kuc loaf, iu cis. 1IOLSUM, JR., 5 cm. HOLSU1 Pan Biscuits NEW! New in flavor, new in quality, new in priie! 19 biscuits that come to you in a t-lassine bat; 1 AND SERVE. THEY'RE GREAT! Serve them every meal and every day. You'll never tire of them. 8c ItCekUaBrwa Biscuit m ('!! -JUST HEAT For Sale by WELLS D. TILLERY

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