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VL IIIO MING! IVirtH 41 HIT VVCIIl UV'VYll
yto Cuba to clean things up politically and
imwi niov anti lite OHuiiion-Hiiici loan T7vS4sisSV tfe.
m, u iuuiiu uidi navana was one ui
vfillow-fever pest holes in the
my surgeons learned that the mosquito was to
ey declared war on the mosquito. The weapons
were not swatters. There was but one weapon
ne city was cleaned with absolute thoroughness. Mosquito-breeding
swamps were drained. Lakes and streams
were covered with oil. Now Havana is one of the world's
most healthful cities. The lesson taught fifteen years ago
has been applied steadily by the Cubans.
In this country the house fly bears about the same
relation to typhoid fever and dysentery that the mosquito
bears to yellow, fever in the tropics. Both insects are dan
gerous germ carriers.
This community ought to rid itself of flies. The means
of doing so are the same as those employed in ridding Ha
vana, the Canal Zone. Manila and New Orleans of the tever
mosquito. But the job will not be nearly so big.
Our citizens should call a meeting
by the middle of next week and form an
organization to conduct the spring fly
war. There is no time to be lost. Once
warm weather arrives the flies will mul
tiply faster than we can kill them
off.
Let us act now!
DON'TS
STANCELL ITEM
Miss Mary Lawretve and' Mr.
' ioo. Stivlr isitt H "i th- home
of Mr. B. W. Ymoci'.t .lr. S in-
uav.
Hydrophobia has played fret
1 r'lt prrt.rty mhftn
placing irrsn-
J. S'ail firss la sioves furna. es
".replaces unless you are sure ta
fluss and ctiimneys are clean
4 Alt ittmi a ilAt.ni.ui T.i rnlua tQ
. v- - .:- : :.u .i ..... .u- u
contact with ixJ Use leineut. un urjuuimm uu uu; uiiuufcii
or galvanised iron where tim wi g.)i 0ut this section. Many hutfS and
throu!l- 'cows which were bitten by the
4. Leave your horn, wliti a lamp j , .
burnine or turned down low i
a Wa.h rlothiis- or other articles : Some peo
In gasoline. bentlne or naiihtlia. nor 1 treated for the bites.
allow .H kept in rur house
Throw water on flames caused
Surrounded
bjj Mexican
; Bandits
Your Old-Age Pension
dotrs
ip
had to be
have al
killed,
been
Mr. Walter ClemenU called on
by buraiug gasoline, biun. uaphtha j Miss Mary Hunt near Kmporia.
or coal oU. as It spreads the flame Sunday.
Smother it wtUi a rag or covering ut j
sum kind. Mrs. Lena Yyenn of Ahoskie
T. Usa any but tan safel? much; wn0 is visitinif her daiikih-
and others ar oaugeroas -j ,
I Permit ctil dren to nlay wita
matches or start bon&res
ter Mrs. B. .
very seriously il!
Vincent Jr. U
WORKMEN'S COMPENSA
TION SPREADING.
I Mr. Dallas liainey, Misse-s
i Louise Mornis and Mabel Kainey
A few
your out
more
f Tow;
our Ar-"ivt rsury Edition left.
t.o they will appreciate it.
Workmen s compensation legisla
tion will necessarily lead to aa In
crease In the reported number of ac
cidents, particularly those ot less se
rious character, luvolvmg a compar
atively short incapacity tor work; but
It mar also be expected to bring about
notable reductions iu the actual num
ber of accidents by causing the instal
lation of accldeat prevention applian
ces An Importaat eec'.ioa of the bulle
tla is devoted to the progress of re
porting aud classifying accidents, In
itiating for the purpose of securing
uniformity of practice in the report
of the various states.
More than half the states have adop.
ted workmen s compensation laws and
It may be expected that before very
many more years the Idea of com
pensation for Industrial accidents will
become universal throughout the Vai
led States
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. T. H. Valentine.
Mr. Davis, Camp .", called in
the home of Mr. K. M. Clements
Sunday afternoon.
The Fragrance of The Lily
and the deligh'ful odor of the Violet can he
purchased at our I'F.RFUMK COUNTER.
You can have the "sweet scents" of Easter
whether you have the t'rtsh ;',iurs vt a
bottle of our perfume.
Rosemary Drug Company
ROSEMARY. ,V C.
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Easter Ties
Cjf Just received to-day a ship
ment of the smartest styles
and patterns in Men's Neck
wear. J We also have a nice stock
of new Fancy Shirts, Un
dewear and Hosiery now.
Everything new.
Rosemary Supply Co.
Fine Groceries & Genti Furnishing
DON'T EXPERIMENT
with your teeth.
$5
Have your Dental Work done by a
reliable and experi
enced man. These
ZFthM win
VWAi Time
Special Prices
last but a Short
DONT DELAY
Best Plates, upper or lower . . . $7.50
22K Gold Crowns and Bridge Work
a Tooth 4.50
All Gold Fillings 1.50
AH White Plastic Fillings ... .50
All Simple Silver Alloy and Amal
gam Fillings .50
Teeth Cleaned .75
All Teeth Extracted (with medicine .50
Don't put if off till to-morrow but come to-day and
take advantage of these low prices.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
BrL E HACHMAN, Surgeon Dentist
WELD0N, N.
TYPEWRITER REPAIR
STATION
A srest deal of the work doiie In 1
these si!iors is cleaning typewriters. '
sad & . nmnion method fur doing this i
Is to Immerse the machine into s tub
at vat of gasoline and wash or brush
out the parts This should neter be I
allowed Inside of a building, but should I
be done ou the outside or iu a room I
separate from any other and wall isu
tllaud
j Mrs. S. J. Bartholomew and
j son, Kinmette, of Ca.stalia, are
spending several days with Mrs.
j Joseph Shaw, Mrs. 1'artholo
1 mew's mother, who is ill at this
j writing.
i Mrs. Annie Cirant and litii
j daughter, Lottie, spent the week-
i end in the hospitable home of
j Mr. Charlie Grant.
.Miss .Mary Lawrence spen
Friday and Saturday in Norfolk
shopping.
Mr. Uohert 1'iigh, Roanoke
Rapids, spent Sunday with his
father Mr. 1!. M. I'ugii.
Mrs. T. E. Hofler is j-reatly
improved after undergoing an
A smaO party of Americans
niake their stand against a
band cf desperadoes in the
heme of an American mine
owner across the border.
Thelastdropofwateris gone!
Thar capture means death
in ib most horrible forml
And then
Read
Afoul of
Villa's Men
Bu Capt. George
B. Rodney, U. S. A.
A powerful story of condi
tions along the Mexican bor
der for some time past and
involving incidents which
caused the United States to
take a hand in putting an
end to the depredations of
the bandits
t0ur New Serial!
You must be sure to read it I
T .!,! :... (!, il,t: '
The average man in this
country is spending every
dollar he earns, and the
consequences are he is fac
ing poverty. It is an every
day occurence to hear of
some man who in his young
er days had accumulated
money dying penniless in
his old age. Ninety per
cent of of the men to-day
who have attained the uge
of sixty-five years ae de
pending for support either
upon public charity or their
children.
These figures are alarming. Start to-day to accumu
late a fund for old age with a very little self denial. Open
an account in a savings bank and deposit regularly every
month one-tenth of your salary for ten years and the re
sult at 4 per cent will be as follows:
Vr .
Monthly One-Tenth Amt. Saved with
Salary Iii po.-ited int. in In yearn
$10 $4 J'iSO
.".(I 5 787
'.(I C. 78.')
T." 7.50 l.lOt.
UK) 10 l,47.i
operation in St
pilal, Norfolk.
Yllu-el.ts HoS-
"THINK FIRE" BEFORE
IT HAPPENS
FONT allow
matches
hcvt ' '
niav nni1 tMcr
IiON'T leave
Irtiidlord, in.-i"e'
collar to p-irrpt
HDST thmw
children to ilae with
f..'c ;-t gf-': y"
i yourAif tnninhl
vciTtlune to till-
' y.'ur iwn house from I undergoing four
h ' d loi ate all exits
iiwav lighted raatrheH
clftars, or clearettes.
IM)N"T ko lino na-k losfs, bpd
rooms, or (.!':: s. msIiik maihcs or
candles to light our way
DON'T use insecticides In the t1
cinitv of oon flame tlKhls. Mauv such
compounds inntaln volatile inflatnma 'drove M
A titimher of people ln r- ;irr
planning to attend the cmt
t'oinmenceinei.t at .luckinii 1 " r i -day
21st.
Miss Reda Kdwards who has
been in St. Klizabeth's H.-.-pital,
Richmond, lor the past :..nnth
letnrn.-il l-...m.' ' -'
is wonderfully improved ;.:ur
operations.
Misses Olivia and ,losie w i.t
s;,ent Saturday in Roanoke K;ii.
ids shopping.
M. Y. Self filled hi.
appointment at Oak
?.. Church Sunday V.
Rev.
j regular
M. He rendered a good
to a large and attentive
sermon
emigre-
ble oils. !
ttON' T use ieronene. bemlne. or ;
naphtha in lighting fires, or to uuliiui i
a slow flre-lt mav result In death j gatlOIl.
PON'T use gasoline or Dentins to j T jj Valetjnt, gnj Mr
clean clothing near an open flame, I
light or lire. j R- r-- Cleaton went to I-awrence,
ikint use alcohol lamps, especially j Friday on business.
if made of glass; they often break
and the fluid is ignited at once Miss Alice Ellis, of Valentines,
DONT fill any lamp with gasoline, I Ya., is spending sometime ill
kerosene or other oils while the lainp, home of Dr. T. 11. Valentine.
Is lighted. Keep the burners of all oil
lamps thoroughly clean
DONT fill kerosene lamps after
dark or wlthlo 15 feet of the lights or
fire
DON'T put ashes In wooden boiM ;
or barrels Keep ashes away from 1
boards. Don't place them on dumb
waiters or In closets. Hot ashes will I
take lire by themselves as they fre !
quently have smaU bits of coal mlied !
In with tbem. j
DON'T use oils with a low flash !
point j
DON'T accumulate rubbish In prem-1
lees, cellars or workshops, and don't
deposit such material on dumb waiters
unless It is to be removed at once:
while awaiting removal, keep sucb
material In covered metal-lined rtcep
tacle
SAFETY BY CO OPERATION
Tblrty-oue buildings at Youngstowa,
Ohio, were condemned receutly by the
attaches of the Stat Fire Marshal's
office, cooperating with the city offi
cials and resident In the annual
spring clean-up of the city It la ex
pected fifty more hluldlngs will be o
iered lorn down la a few days
Well aaid: "We must have co-oiera-Uun
In the great work of safety Not
only ki this true of tbe men Iu the or
ganisations that are giving the best
that are lu them to the work at hand,
but the same spirit should be mani
fested by the safety departments of
the various plants and railroads
'Safety First.' la something that wa
should not permit to be commerrlal
lied Anything that stands tor the
conservation of human lives lrmbs
and happiness Is too sacred to be
dragged lu the dust of contempt and
lidtcnla or made sport of coiumeiOal
lied Dargaina "
STEAD1LYJJECREASE
According To Census Depart
ment Pauperism In The
United States Has De
clined Since 1880,
Pauperism Is decreasing lu lha
United Stales, according to a state
ment Issued by the census depart
meul.
"The ratio of almshouse paupers
to population has steadily declined al '
very census aince 1SU," the cn '
sus bulletin declared.
une-fkiro t tie uiitsri la aiuu
housei In 1S1U were under thirty 11 vn
years of age and one-third, (event or i i
INDIGESTION
Pearson Remedy Co.
Burlington, N. C.
Gentlemen :-
My wife has been suffering
with indigestion for three years and
j everything she ate hurt her, she was
also afflicted with female trouble,
j After using Genuine Indian Blood
i Purifier she is now in the best of health
and recommends it to all who have
suffered as she has.
Respectfully,
John R. Stout.
, vv' -;.T
l 'mli M
new EeiMne
one-tnird, seventy or m sT . rei
over. The males outnumbered the fe ! IVIOnU menlS. 1 OITID
, t. . .! '
iwu to une. rreponaerance Oi
paupers of foreign birth was also
cited. The ratio of pauperism among
negroes and whites la about equal
population considered, and it waa de
,clar4 that almshouses ara rapidly
becoming! merely temporary ahel
tar Instead of a permanent t)om.
JJ. V. Ctggga, .
OKWei W. t. Uwtsr's Stmt. RoMisanr, N. C
Through the above saving method you would not be
compelled in old age to depend upon public charity or rel
atives. E. II. Ricks. Casheir.
The First National Bank
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C.
C. A. WYCHE, President
S. K. PATTERSON, V. President
J. L. PATTERSON. V. President
E. H. RICKS, Cashier
Send Your Friends a Copy of The Anniversary Edition of The Herald
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ARTICLES BY REDEEMING OUR COUPONS AND CERTIFICATES ISSUED WITH
EVERY CASH PURCHASE. OR ON ACCOUNTS TO BE. PAID BY 5TH.0F MONTH.
Our Store is Now in Complete
Readiness for Easter and all Sum
mer Dress Requirements
Men's Keep Kool Klothes, Palm Beach and
Panama Suits $5.00 - $7.50.
Men's Shirts - Shell's Special - Guaranteed Fast
Colors, $1.00 Up.
Neckties in "before the war" colors and at "be
fore the war" prices.
Summer Hosiery for Men, Women and Children.
A Splendid Assortment of Men's Belts, 50c, 75c
and $1.00.
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Summer Oxfords for Men and Women. Kor-
rect Shape Shoes for Men insure Style, Service andf
Satisfaction. We can fit any foot. . $
M.GA
Stones, Iron Fencing
Highest Grade of Work,
manihip and Materials
Dunn Marble Works
A. R. SANDLIN, ReprcwBtaiiTt
well vOoJbc
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