EOANQKE RAPIDS HERALD
Generalities are without value.
Hlanket criticism is worthless.
What we desire to know, what it
PUBLISHED EVERT FRIDAY BT js fajr that the elei.torate shouM
Herald Publishing Company Inc. know, are the exact details of
. your disagreement with Presi-
J T STAINBA.CK .... Epitok dent Wilson. What has he done
--- that you would not have done.
SnWriptioB $1.00 t Yew in Advance and what has he failed to do
that you would have done or
TELEPHONES propose to do? Honesty and
D7 570 - 568 patriotism demand that you put
yourself uHn record in such a
Entered m Second CIhsj Mutter April j r as to permit people to
3, 1914. at the Post Office f KoHn.ike "' i
Rapid. North Cwolin, umier Act of juuire you as they are now able
March 8. lJ?. to jud.ee President Wilson. For
All communications shoulJ tie example:
addrewed to the Herald Publishing Co. 1 - Would you have tiled ill
Persons wishinR return of mss, .t. . linltp.r ir.ljnst th j.,.,..
muit in all esses enclose stamp. atailt protest dgaillbt tlie Una-,
... ion of Belgium and backed up
ah -rH nf thanks, resolution of re- that protest with the United!
RUB OUT PAIN
with good oil liniment. That's
the surest wnv to stop them.
The best ruhhing liniment is
MUSTANG
LIHIIUEHT
Coo J for the Ailments of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc
QooJ for your own Aches,
Tains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
;Sc. At all Deal era.
Trustee's Land Sale
apect, etc., etc., will be charted for at t . vavv-
the rata of one cent per word. Cash iau.s iw .
mint accomnanv article in all cases ex- 2- It IS arrai
cept where customer has a regular ac
count No insertions made for less
than 26 cants.
Friday, Sept. ,15 1916
arrant nonsense to talk
about action that would have
prevented the Lusitania tragedy.
The vague advertisement did
not appear until shortly before
the hour of sailing. The occur
rence was one of those things
that civilization has made the
; world regard as incredible. The
- jonly honest question is this:
The worst is over-Congress Would you have made the dis
h ndiourned at last! i aster the subject of diplomatic
1 . Unit It:,'.
Iltilr i 1 -I
deed- "I t 1 11-1
It was
right!
some Kerr ride, all
j negotiations or would you have
And it may be the Maine Re- broken relations with Germany
publican victory.
Those Republicans must have
mistaken the Saturday Primary
for the general election.
Mrs. Catt, the eminent sutTre
gette, is awfully suggestive of
trouble.
The South Carolina Blease
is practically extinguished by
the results of the latest primary.
J lu t il ll.tt.lt' III tl.C
Mr I ! tll'.l'IS
IV.-.H , . III thr Kri'MiT
tif IVnl. U:li,i- I,, i- ll;iii'n (Vuiilv,
North I'll' u:lh;i, I 1 1 ' r ! h 1 1 i itlltl .au'rs
where rvci:.l. . I li. u I : i . I mil i aiul
i'un t in; ft rt.ini mi au. I in iir tlie
Town nf Kiiiiimke Kii i,l-. CiiuntyHi.il
State nl'.ii'i'-ni.l. in uIm.1i I, .1. M.
McMurray inn tni-trr. mid liavii.
tieen directed lv the ImMeis nf saul
notes to eset't'i-e the ...'.ei' uf Mile
Riven me hy -Hid deed- of tiu-t. 1 will,
as trustee Hl'uriwiid. mi Tuf.la . Mu
lier loth, l'.'l';. at 11 ii'clofk a. in., o 'er
fur sale at politic iiiiiMi.ui for cash in
front of the Olliceof the Ir.ai ..ke Kiiii-
at once? ! ids Power 1 'oiii':tn in -aid Town uf
3 Would you have urged j Koan..ke i:ii.i. Ou- Mi-.t!
iit-uin nntrrti nn pmlmrirn iinon ' property :
the shipment of munitions to the !
Allies? i
"OWNER HAVING FAILED '
to c.ll and pay charges on one
Flanders auto, we will sell said
machine to the highest biddi r
for cash. Sale at our garage
at noon Sept. Id. li'li;."
Tate Machinery oV Supply Co.,
Littleton, N. C.
m
TWO DOCTORS FAILED
Pearson Kemedy Co. .
liurlmgttin. N. I'.
Dear Sir :-
I have been suffering w'th
bad hlotid trouble for MHiietinie. my
feet were raw and 1 lould not walk. 1
trietl two of our best lloclors aiul found
no relief, then 1 used the Ceiiuine Indian
HltHul Puntit r and 1 am now able to do
my work such as washing, cooking and
houe work. I gladly recommend the
Indian Wood Purifier to anyone sufftr
iiiH with Kidney and Hlood trouble.
Kcspectfully.
1 Mrs. C II Kauc.tt
Holt Street. liuilmo;ton. N. C.
' For sale here by llaiuock House Co.
; and Rosemary Supply Company.
AT OUR
ARGAIN COUNTER
The bookbag and lunch
basket are again abroad in the
land!
"French Infantry Takes Or
man Trench in a Hurry states
4- Would you urge universal
compulsory military service?
5 - You are frank in stating
that Huerta's morals were of no
concern to America. Does this
mean that you would have
recognized Huerta?
(i-As matters stand to-day,
would you be in favor of inter
vening in Mexico?
7 -Does your attack upon the
Wilson shipping bill mean that
you are in favor of ship sub
sidies? S -You speak enthusiastically
d by tie
heal'll:;.
ii'.irrt il
on Koatioi.e
I of trut from
date July lsttl,
Itook L'ofi, at
111 I
Avenue CollVeV
T. ' Va.iejian
l;i I. and i i e
pHe;e I,;.
(Jl I.i.ts No. lu.'.'J and liol Koa'i
noke Avenue and i.ol No. lirj',1 n.i
Hamilton Street entiveyed by deed of
trust from II. K. Shell, bearine; ilale
July Isth. l:'l:! and recorded in Hook
'J.'.'i, at paoe '2.
C! Lot No. ;',:! Minli-on S'l'eet con
veyed by dee, I of tru-l from Mrs. li.M.
t lurk in, beannc: d.ate Jan. loth l'.'lii,
recorded in book :.'T:! at patre lii'.h
.1. M. McMurrny,
Trustee.
'J 15 It
a headline-reminding us of the 1 of .tht' rints of the worker- D,,es
awful hurry we'd be in to go
back home were we ordered to
take a German trench.
not ro
of hist
1 this imply that you endorse the
Clavton Anti-Trust Law and the
Seaman's Bill? Or will you urge
their repeal?
'.What are your speciiic
complaints against the Federal
II T It
valued- "'serve i.aw .'
ID As Governor of .New lork.
you opposed the Income Tax
Amendment. Does this antagon
ism persist? 1 o you or do you
" Newspaper advertising is a not ljelieve 111 l,ai'in for t'repar
show window that goes out and I e(lness out of a tax (,n 'ncon.es,
shows itself to customers instead inheritance and munitions?
nf waitino- fnr them to hauoen ! VVe We wltn V0li that ll 13 a
along is the unique way in
Your Test Grades
TellTheTalo.
If Governor Craig was
buked by the primary
Saturday this highly
result is impossible of accomp
lishment by the voters of the
Third District.
ll .-Wif -
which the Henderson Gold Leaf
states the proposition.
Maine went-but whether she
leads the procession or has
simply taken a sneak on her
own hook, remains to be seen
at the celebrated Tuesday in
November.
It looks as though the end
of the war may be glimpsed,
although from afar off in the
reverses sustained by the
German arm3 in the past few
months and the constantly in
creasing preponderance of the
allies in men, money and metal.;.
The threatened railroad strike
has taught the thinking people
of America one lesson and that
is that adequate legislation
must be passed rendering a
stopping of the commerce 'of
the nation by wage bickerings
forever impossible.
"YES!" or "NO!" Mr. Hughes?
To The
Hon. Charles
Hughes:
E.
The professional writers who
sign this letter have small inter
est in parties but a very deep in
terest in democracy. It is our
hope, through this voluntary as
sociation, to assist in the pro
motion of honest, educational
discussion in order that funda
mental issues may not be decided
in prejudice and ignorance.
Mr. Wilson's beliefs have been
expressed in law and in declared
policies. He has made an open
record by which he may judged.
critical period" by far too
critical, indeed for candidates to
talk in terms of office seeking
rather than in the simple, earn
est language of definite Ameri
canist. Respectfully,
(Signed)
Samuol Hopkins Adams
Ray Standard Baker
Ellis I'arker Butler
I. Ames Brown
Dante Barton
Irvin Cobb
Wadsworth Camp j
J. O'Hara Cosgrave j
Stoughton Cooley i
William L. Cheney
George Creel
James Forbes
Frederick Stewart Greene
Oliver Herfod
Prof. Louis Johnson
Richard Lloyd Jones
Peter B. Kyne
A. J. McKelway
Basil Manley
Meredith Nicholson
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Albert Jay Nock
Charles Johnson Post
Eugene Manlove Rhodes
Wm. MeLeod Raine
Broadman Robinson
John Reed
Opie Iieed
Edgar SHwyn
Wm. Leavitt
Lincoln Steffens
Augustus Thomas
Frank Vrooman
George West
IF the pen you u?e
vvritrsi with nn riA
ease and a smoothness,
day in and day out, it
Ehows up in your test
grades. Therefore,
whether it's theme
writing, taking notes
in class, home work, or
what-not, use the efii- p
cieni
m Self -Filling
7 Fountain Pen
NON-LEA KABLE
Let U9 fit your particular
stvle of hand writing with a
CONKLIN that will help you
in your wulk iur )uuS to
cowe.
Roanoke Pharmacy Co,
Preiciiplion Druggists
3
Ordinance
. HE IT OHDA1NEI). I,y the Hoard of
CornmisHioriern of the Town of Roanoke
Rapids, that it xliall he unlawful for any
person or persons to skate with roller
Wise Choice is not possible Un- skates and to coast with waifonn or
sleds on the suit-walks or the lown and
on the sidewalks in that territory over
which the Town has criminal jurisdic
tion. Every person violating this
ordinance shall, upon conviction, be
fined $5 Ck) for each and every offense.
I'assed and ordered published by the
Board of Commissioner! of the Town
of Roanoke Rapids, N. C, this, the
5th day of September, 1916.
A. L. CLARK, Secretary Treasurer.
less you yourself make equally
specific statement of purposes
and convictions.
Without intent to, offend, we
foel justified in charging that in
no single public utterance have
you filed a bona fide bill of parti
culars, nor have you offered a
single constructive suggestion.
Quality
Canned Goods
We protect our custom
ers by handling only such J
brands of canned goods i
whose makers have high I
reputations to uphold. !
There are numerous poorer (
grades marketed which we j
have carefully avoided in j
ekcting for our trade, i
though we niBjtit profit more J
by stocking (hem. j
The prices of these better
grades are low enough to i
suit all. '
"There's a Reason"
FOR TRADING WITH
The Co-Operative
Store Company Inc.
Ti!tpt 614 Ck... Wfl.b, ft.
Second Hand
UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITER
Used three years,
latest model, good
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$102.50. For sale
quick at
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Herald Publishing Co.
Royal Typewriter Agents
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. CAR.
T. W. MASON J. A. WOltRKI,
UaryKl.urir N. C, Kich Square, N.C
W. 1. l.liNI,, Kiamke K,. d, N. C.
, WORRELL & LONG
Attorneys at Law
Office Roanoke Rap'idt, N. C, and
Jack ton, N. C.
SsTmuIRI V
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v I
When Boston
Burned
After the disastrous $80,000,000
conflagration that swept Boston in
1872, a Boston newspaper paid trib
ute to the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company's prompt and liberal set
tlement of its $483,315 in losses.
"All adjusted claims were paid at
light," said this newspaper, "with
out discount or delay. Such i record
is its own argument for integrity,
ability and determination."
The Hartford has promptly paid
every just claim for 106 years. There,
is a feeling of security in having
your insurance in a company you
are so sure of.
C. A. WYCHE, Agent
81.49
Closing out all Oxford Shoes
at less than cost price of
1 0 per cent off on all low Cut Shoes
25c. Dress Goods in a big variety
of Weaves and Patterns are
being sold rapidly at
10 Cents Per Yard
$7.50 Suits of
KEEP KOOL KLOTHES
Now
$6.75
Every
Taylor-Made
Suit is an
AlLWnnl ,,,7l
a a 1 1 rr wii tj nil
rVF.RV thread has
bcn tested. You
tlms get rcul (imlity for
your money togrtlitr
with tlie best of tailor
ing skill.
To Measure Only
at
Rosemary Supply
Company
Phone 533 Rosemary, N. C.
DR. PAISLEY FIELDS
DENTIST
Office Hours 9 to 5. 7 to 8 p. m.
Offie Second Floor Lyric Theatre Building
Patterson Store Company
GEO. L HAYES, Jr., Manager
R. L. TOWE
Notary Public
t il.e F IRST NATIONAL BANK
Roanoke Rapids, N. Carolina
thos. M. jenkins j CLARK & CLARK
Notary Public Attorneys at Law
Ro,e""?riuApl,yvCM iWin Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
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