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Easter Sunday is
April 8th
and we want you to remember when getting
ready for Easter that we guarantee to save
you from 50c to $1.50 on every pair of
SHOES
For Men, Women and Children
We can't price our entire line of stylish and authentic
shapes in this small space but we do wish to mention
a few of the many attractive prices offered.
Men's and Ladies Oxfords in the new Ma-
hofrany jrrained leather, latest
Btjkfs. just recvivi-d, $4 .r0 eve- '7C
ryw here rise. lut here )3 I 3
Men's Oxfords, Colt and I'aUnt J1 Q
newest styles, ft.till snllers 1 eHO
Ladies Shoes of all kinds -This Season's
Salesmen'! Samples, lajuht atiJ frc
swld by us at a third to a half less than vOSl
F. M. COBURN
Shoo Specialist
Leader in Low Prices ;j Roanoke Rapid
MUSTANG
Ro?.n4;e Rapids,
Day Phn- 5u
GooJf, ? Ai!mrntt of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc
QjoJot your on Aches.
Pains, Rhfumatiim, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc
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Interest on Investment is
th3 source of surest income.
Mcnoy worK3 24 hours &
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Mora people ere made inde
pendent by saving than by
slaving.
Er-'L-nd has invested to
wonderful advantage. Ev
ery ear statistics show
that England buys more
f:cn ether countries than
th 2 sus to the;ii. But inter
est c.i investments does not
show in the statistical tables.
That ts why England is rich.
Money placed in a savings banh is an In
vestment safe and sure.
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Mrs. Sylvania WwJs, of Clifton Mills, Ky.
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reliable, gentle and valuable remedy.
If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black
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Tiio or Theft. Your
VALUABLES
are safe when in our
Fire and Burgler
Proof Vault where
you can rent a Safe
Deposit Box for
$2.50 per year
First National Bank
of Roanoke Rapids
By ELIZABETH VAN EENTHUYSEN.
Thvne U Imnlly a pirl n iM of miy
size that 1h-i ii. t jinsst sa tKinio spot
that rt'M'inliU a the I'at k tf an vUU rly
bitcht'lur'a lu.nl when the hair has
tart'J to (Milut towHrtl the advisuhili
ty of iurchaslii(t a toiii. Always on ,
finds tht'm Ixthl khx uihUt the simile
of tret'a, tr wht-re the uu baa liltle j
chance t make Us lutlut iice felt. !
It la what might I ralltnl a "hark-.
yard" effivt, Iwcuuse the ahnriy nmik j
la pwullnrly the wrty of the hack-.
yard. Karly In the niurnliitf and lute i
j In the afternoon the sun takes a l P
i under the branches of the trea. At '
other times the tuulitvllallke t'ltf f I-,
lows keep the Kr,'Ui'l trv from the
life-making rays. I
Early In the sprlnj. before the leave.
. come, the bare spots are sure to hav
' snme sun. That Is the signal to plant
j bulbs In the autumn so as to be ready
j for the sun. Ity scattering crocus bull
tind letting them fall as they will, one
get. a better effect than by carefully
arranging them lu rows. While tulips.
narcissus, white, lavender and yellow
crocuses and some native growths tliut
i are almost of the weed family may bo
j utilized.
j Th feverfew will itand the winter
' and will seed Itself. It begins to bloom
during the month of June, Foxglove,
monkshood and larkspur are also
among the possibilities for the bald
jilace. And then there are hollydocka
nd almost any of the Illy family.
Bleeding heart grows and blossoms
In the shade and Mse bushes will
thrive In the zone where there Is half
shade and half light.
It Is always necessary to plan for
the garden during the days when the
weather and the cold blasts make It
Impossible to work out of doors. A lit
tle study of the possibilities during the
Idle, weeks will prepare the amateur
for a campaign In the open that will
get astonishing results.
Of course, one should hnve Im-
pressed the fnct that It Is not possible
, to accomplish everything at once. A
j simple, well-studied program, taking
Into consideration the kind of plants
! with which the best results are oh
I tnlned In your particular section, Is
sure to bring gratifying results.
I If the worker knows Just exnetly In
! advance what Is to be dune, the actual
t execution of the plnns heroines more a
. matter of pleasure thnn of toll,
i I am firmly of the opinion that there
' Isn't a spot of any size In any section
i that cannot be made to show artistic
j results If the proper amount of Intel-
llgent study Is given to Its Improve
! merit and the proper amount of study
Is precious little.
The main thing Is to decide to do
something.
CULTURE OF CINERARIAS
By Q. GEOFRY.
In the culture of the cineraria the
one mistake so often mude U that of
sowing the seed too . The plants
thus raised, more often than not, make
rank grow th ; this is not In auy aeuse
desirable. Ily sowing In May or June,
plant large enough for all decorative
purposes can be had. In after treat
ment the aim should be to secure as
hanly a growth as possible.
Cineraria la one of the most useful
and ornamental of plants, with flower
of the richest and most brilliant colors
and shades and of the finest textures.
For succession. It Is well to make
sowings of the seed from May to Sep
tember, but the main sowing In July.
The cineraria la a very line plant for
the conservatory and for house decor
ation. The coloring of this plant en
dears It to growers ; there are the love
ly and rure corntlower-blue tints lu pro
fusion, rich crimson and blood red In
many varieties, deep rose and shell
pink, and a wonderful combination of
pink and light-blue shades. There la
also a lovely single pure white va
riety that Is worth considering for your
all-white bed.
THE EASTER LILY
The Illy Is without a rival among
bulbous plants. For statellness of hab
it, beauty of form and variety of col
oring. Many of the species are de
lightfully fragrant Lllluut caudlum
and llllum tlgrlnum prefer a deep, rich
loam. The others do better In a
light, well-drained soil. They are eas
ily grown and require little care.
Though they are considered a very
hardy plant, It Is well to protect them
against frost In winter by a covering of
litter or ashes.
1, Ilium auratura cannot stand ma
nure, but does well In ordinary light
soil. All lilies prefer a partial shade
and the tall ones must have some pro
tection from high winds. The lilies
are effectively planted among shrubs.
They are excellent house plants and
require for pot culture a compost of
loam and peat In equal parts, with the
addition of some sand. E. V. &
THE PETUNIA
The petunia is one of the most ac
commodating of plants. It tukes root
easily, grows rapidly and makes a line
show In a hurry, even if plunted late
In the spring. If you havt a corner
you don't know what to do with, pre
pare the soil carefully, scatter petunia
seeds upon It, water with a fine hose
and watch the seeds grow. Pull the
big weeds; the little ones will be
smothered by the rapid growth of the
flowers.
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The Use of Ivy, Flower Boxes and Pines Around This Home Added to Its
Beauty.
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Combine style and comfort with
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the ordinary kind of cart but there
is a vast difference in the quality.
We have just received a ship
ment of Heywood Sulkies, ktest
construction and finish and at most
attractive prices. Sulkies from $5
up. Go-Carts $ 1 0 up.
B. S. WEBB
Exclusive Furniture Dealer
Roanoke Rapids
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