Roanoke Rapids Herald
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C, MAY 10, 1918
Subscription $1.50 a Year in Advance
Volume V. Number 7
ROANOKE AVENUE
TO BE IMPROVED
RfetJ Wrk m Av Done Lw :nmlj
to W Ciat.ai? J Tarat!t ft s Sh 1 j
eri Limits U CsmI EjiJe
CITIZEN'S SUBSCRIBE COST
Due to tlio effort- of Mayor J.
T. t'h at, the road work U-ing
done ii the County en that part
of the Avenue frvm !! ar.oko
Junction to '.he limits of t'ne tow n
of Roanoke Rapids mi the suth
will tie continued through the
town, certainly t First Stntt
and very probably to the canal
bridge.
Mr. Chase has been working'
on the -.rojHK-.itioii for seural
days, soliciting subscriptions from
business houses and individuals
who own ears to cover the 4rin
cipal part of the cost. The tow n
of Roanoke Rapids, through its
Board of Commis.-donors voted
4"jmi iki oio ,,!,.-,......,,,, I i
IChase has secured subscriptions
(amounting to something ovr
$900.00 from citizens of the '
town. The work to First Street ,
'will cost j?M(MUN.
The need of having Roanoke
A venue reworked through thocity :
limits is so generally felt that
responses h'lve been practically
unanimous and more money has
peen pledged than was :;t tir.-t
Ithought possible. Very few peo
Jile approached have refused to
laid.
The work will consist of putting
lown a gravel surfaced road i
(twenty feet wide from the south-1
rn limits to Third Street, reshap
ing and rolling a forty foot road
way from Third to Second Street,
und putting down a gravel surac
id roadway forty feet wide from'
second to First Street.
lJ0IN THE NAV-
AL RESERVES
The drive for recruits in the
aval Reserve Force is meeting
with splended success. Enroll
ments in the Fifth Naval Dis-
:rict have been doubled since the
.'ommencement of the drive.
The age limits of the Na;:l
ieserve Force are now from 1 s
:o3o. In addition to the men
iceded for seamen, there are
itill a few openings for machin-;
sts, carpenters, Loilermukcrs
wd stenographers.
There is an urgent need at this
time for young men between IS,
ind 25 who are or desire to be- j
;ome wireless operators. The,
radio is one of the most faseinut-j
ng branches of the Naval st r
yice and young men who are apt1
md ambitious are being trained!
bvith a view of becoming radio j
operators of the ships of the
Navy. " j
At the Navy Enrolling Office,
101 Main Street, Norfolk, there
s great enthusiasm over the
success of the drive and recruit
ing records continue to run high.
ROANOKE FIBRE
BOARD SUBSCRIBES!
list of Those Who Have Subscribed to
Bonds oi the Third Liberty Loan at ;
the Plant of the Roanoke Fibre Board
Company i
i
i
The following list of employees
of the Roanoke Fibre Board Com
pany who have bought bonds of .
the Third Liberty Loan is fur-1
nished us by Mr. W. K. Byrne: ;
C. J. Topping, L. G. Lee, Levy .
Monroe, Chas. Carter, William
Whitley, B. F. Hastings, D. L. ;
Leslie, I). L. Cummings, W. K. ;
Byrne, M. A. Nichols, Jesse j
Mills, William Roberson, Jesse:
RobinBon. ,
The addition of these thirteen
names to the community's Honor,
Roll brings the grand total of,
this loan to 2-1H, to which other
names are yet to be added by the
Liberty Loan Committee. A full
resume of the Third Liberty
Loan Campaign in this communi
ty will be furnished next week
by Mr. R. L Towe, Assistant
ROSEMARY PERSONAL AND
LOCAL ITEMS
R. Y. Whitteriiore, a'W a w
davs visit to relative- in i- ; : -g
t ?', reiurneii lu-"e 'i :';.:, aid
with ( ieor- Ration left Ur.r.--dv
for Fort Thomas ke'.v.:.-!
where tney go to ulist in the
Cu.-t Artillery.
Thomas Vinson, of Littleton,
spent Saturday here us th
gue.t of P. V. Matthews.
George Fisher sitent a few
days the past week in Washing
ton. 1. C, and Flticott City.
Md.. visiting friends and rela
tives. Charlie Winstoad arrived here
Wednesday from Norfolk a:'. 1
has accepted a X'sitieti with the
Rosemary Manufacturing Com
pany. George Gregg after a week's
visit to friends and relatives in
tiibsnnville and Liberty returned
heme Sunday.
.1. 1!. Jenkins, of New;.- ft
News, spent the week-end here ,
with friends and relatives.
J. K. Cox spent the dav Wed
nesday in Richmond with It
wife, who is in a hospital tin re
for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1.. Haves
motored to Calmer Springs. a.,
Sunday, spending the day with
reiatives.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 11. Craig, of
Henderson, motored here Sat
urday evening, spending the:
night and Sunday in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Sanders.
The members of Kvening Star
Council No. 5.x, ,lr, (). I'. A. M . .
motored out to New Hope School
Saturday afternoon, where they
I resented the school with a
Pib!o and Flag. The presenta
tion speeches were made by Rev.
Win. Towe and Prof. A. M.
Proctor, Supt, A. E. Akers in a
short but patriotic speech ac
cepting same.
Dr. F. (!. Jarman spent Wed
nesday out of town on business.
L. Ci. Chase, of Richmond,
spent the day here Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. W. K. Matthews visit, d
friends and relatives in Theima
a few days this week.
T. M. Jenkins spent We
due:
day in Richmond on business.
R. Ci. Brown spent the week
end in Fiilleld with relatives.
W. S. Hennesley, of (ireens
boro, arrived the past week and
has accepted a position with the
Peoples Store Company.
T. W. Mullen is out of town
this week on business.
Miss Pattie Byrd has accepted
a position wdth the Rosemary
Banking and Trust Company.
R. F. Mason, of the V. S. S.
Antigone, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Mason, after
three successful trips to France.
Wm, Davidson returned Thurs
day to U. S. S. Utah, after
spending a few days in the
home of Miss Ruth Mason.
WELDON HONOR
FLAG PRESENTATION
Takes Place Saturday May ll:li. Roa
noke Rapids People invited
On Saturday May 11th there
will be joint exorcises in We!donv
by the Junius Daniel Chapter
li. D. C, and the citizens of the
town in the observance of
Memorial Day and the presenta
tion of an honor tlag to the town.
The procession led by the Band
from Rosemary will go from the
Graded School, first to the monu
ment where the Memorial ex
ercises will be held, then to the
hank where the flag will be pre
sented by Hon. II. K. Daniel,
and accepted by Hon. G. C.
Green, Mayor of Weldon.
The citizens of Roanoke Rapids
are cordially invited to attend
these exercises and we hope a
large crowd will be present.
Cashier of the First Natiom.l
Bank and a member of the Lil -ersy
Loan Committee.
HlNRY JAMES WRITES
FAREWELL LETTER
Sundav Aft- l i ium,
M:iv ,.th.
mi. S i;nlack
i ' ; r Sir;
itusi!':y farewell letter as
'e leave this Camp about j
Wednesday as we are going to j
vivo our farewell parade this i
evening at ;!::Jo, and there sure I
i a crowd of visiters here to see i
the t arawe at d ten us gooU-uye, !
The 117th and llMh Infantry)
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...,e p-,c.i.m. .HH ..Kiur
Cm
; t a
on
lio'l are lei
'.er
aad the ll'Jth
aii'i :
1:
'ii try start to leaving
t, ;nd we w ill all be gone :
w i .
atv p,tckii -r ami lomiaiir our
an-.
t;
o W t
wi,i t:e gone
i'S a 'eV d:lS
ir.ii w o wisn a oi
oar Iriv-nds a happy
tune w hue i
v
s frem old Roanoke Rapids I
h- iuine-for oi:r countrv. but i
we ar
coil, g over in "ood heart i
a; i return to our loved ones '
sa: a ain s i 1 guess when you I
r. . eive this we will be on our j
i- ay. i
I'est re. ards from all of the !
Roaneke Rapids Imvs. and a !
eierio, is farewell to all. I remain
a ver. I
Yours truly,
IfrNia L. Jamks.
l:5nh V. S. Infantry,
ooth Division,
Ai
lerican Fxpeditionny Forces,
Care I'. S. Restn,ater,
N
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HALIFAX ITEMS
Mr
turne
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' J"- 1 " i
rem a
few davs trip to
1 1 vi ,ii her son, ;
Rocky Mount
Will I'Vnner.
was I
!,) Mied, oi i. iseinury,
in town tiie past week for a day.
Mrs. Susan Scott and Mrs.
lei'.' Rook, id Roanoke Rapids,
attended the County Commence
ment here the past week,
Mrs. Christian and daughter,
of Tihery, spent one day here
the p,;-t week.
Mrs. Sterling Cary and Miss
Nannie Cary returned this week
i' . ' . A t 1
.r -m ai.su 10 .ni.ige and airs, j thi3 gnat humanitarian organi
Mullen, ot Petersburg, Va. I,,,tinn. Pmemhpr thotimp
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Applewhite,
of Tilh ry, were t!ii guests of
friend.-, lu re the past week.
Jack Jones, of Tiliery, visited
friends here Sunday.
.Miss Bessie Watkins, of Hen
derson, has returned to her home
after visiting Mrs. R. L. Apple
while. Mks
Susan Pryor Feiid
of
her
llertl'i.n
is th" guest of
C(ii:.-in Mrs. Jos. G. Butts.
Rev. Blalock nr.d dajghter, of
Weldon, wi re the guests of Mrs.
X. L. Stedman the past Sunday.
Rev. Blalock filled the pulpit
here at Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shields, of
; llol.good visited Mr. and Mrs.
; Hunter llomian this week.
Mr. and .Mrs. Harrell and children,
of Scotland Neck, were the
' v :i t !,'' Mk nLr thiu t-.nl
,' "', ,. , ! held here on May 2nd in the
( .1. Masse.man, K. I, AgentCourt jIouse The buiiding wa,
is on on a l day vacation. Mr. fllle(, with teacherg pupila Bnd
. Alston ael.ev.ng mm. of the Bchoo,8 formjnR
: Mr. Lynn Langley has return-1 this group. Miss Porter, County
cd here as Supt. of the Knitting; Supervisor presided. America
j was sung by the children follow-
Mr. and Mrs, C. II. Hale
motored to Roanoke Rapids the
pyst week to see "Intolerance".
lion. Tasker Polk, son and
davhter, of - Warrenton, were
here tile past we-k when Mr.
!'i 1 : toad" an address in the
Con. I ill-use for the Thicd
l i' -.rty Loan. I!" presented the
tev. n the Honor Flag from the
Gevernmont. Ms;. or Wm. Cop
pedge accepted it for the town.
Rev. Uihcox
Siit, day morning
Anniversary of
preached here
It was the 12th
hi.i Ministry
lure.
Mr. and Mrs. Var,:i Warren
have returned here after spend
ing the winter in Norfolk.
R. L. Applewhite was in Em
poria on business Wednesday.
N. L. Stedman and Fletcher , turned, after spending some najsei coffeei jce(j telj strawber
Gregory spent one day in Em-1 time out of town on business. i ries, cake, ice cream.
Mrs. C. A. Wjche. chairman
of the Shipping Committee, re-
ports ,i7t bed shirts completed
and shipped during the month of
April.
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-i hore Wl wasnw- a mwtinv :
aving thi8!ofthe,Cr0S8 next Motu,ay
i th ut . .b TV,.,
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All mem.
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All the people of Roanoke Ran-
ids and Rosemary who own mair-
amines, not over two months old
are requested by A. S. Burleson,
l'ostmaster Ceneral, as follows:
"When you finish reading this
magazine place a U. S, lc stamp '
on it, hand it to any U. S. postal !
employee and it will le placed in
the hands of some soldier at the
front. No wraiming. no address
i
necessary." If you have books
to send, the people of Roanoke
icapius may leave them at the Her-j
aid otlice and the people of Rose-,
niary roay leave them at the Rose
mary Drug Co. The Red Cross will
see that they are sent at once to
our boys.
ttt
Humor and nathos fun nnrl
, i.:..
I '-'" i iaiv- voiiiuiuo-
tions - nevertheless the first is to
bt found next Thursday night at
:.oat irte i eopies jneatre in I
the. repetition of the recently j
staged performance "Claim Al-
lowed." The first portion of the I
second combination (fun) is to be j
furnished by certain of the actors
while the latter part (patriotism) j
U to h (wnmnolv pviflpn.f1 he
your attendance of this second 1
performance for benefit of the !
Red Cross.
Don't miss this play, don't miss
r 1
this opportunity to contribute to,
I
Thursday, May 16, 8:30 p. M. ;
the place, Peoples Theatre; the
purpose, to do our bit in alleviat
ing the suffering of the heroes of
the nations.
poria and Garysburg on business j
the past week. !
Arthur Gregory, of Raleigh,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
The U. D. C. met' with Mrs.
C. II. Hale the past week. Presi
dent being absent, Vice Presi
dent Mrs. Willis Willcox presid
ed. After the business session
Mrs. H. B. Fergurson beautifully
rendered both a vocal and a in
strumental solo. Delicious re
freshments were served by the
hostess and daughter Miss
Mary Portis Hale.
One of the four group center
County Commencements was
ed by the primary story-telling
contest which was won by little
Margaret Langley of the Halifax
School, 1st prize. I)uise Milli- ject to the action of the Demo
kin and Howerton Gowan, also J cratic Primary to he held on Sat
of this school tied for 2nd prize. ! urday, June 1, 1918, respectfully
Next came the recitation con-1 asking the support of the people
'est thed-t prize going to a Hali-' with lasting gratitude and ap
fax pupil, F.lizaheth Stedman. In preciation for their loyal support
the declamation contest, Wm. in the past.
Coppedge won 2nd prize. Little;
Miss Wnite, of Tiliery school,
won the prize in the spelling
match. .
Hon. Walter Daniel, of Wel
don, presented the Graded School
Graduates with certficates. and
made a splendid address. Star
Spangled Banner ended the pro -
gram for the day.
Mr. S. F. Patterson, has
MENACE TO HEALTH
IN SODA FOUNTAINS
Communicable Diseases Spread Through
th Use si Soda FsunUia Class
That is Not Cleaned
Theeammon drinking cup on !
the trains has gone, never tore-i
turn, but the common drinking '
glass remains in most of the soda'sjtent Sunday in Scotland Neck
fountains in North Carolina as a j Mr. Abe Norinsky spent sever
constant menace to the health of :a jayS ;n altimore this week,
,vacn community. As the warm
days of summer come soda foun-
...;n . ; i i... i
w l-airoiiiiin uy an m-
"ylrr.umberofiHH;; md
. ,
auu n itu ituiiftiruouair iy ill- i
creasing menace
tl the public
health
An
examination under the
niicmsccofonecaredesslywash-l
ed mte water glass has shown
in, the invisible coating which
covered it both inside and outside i
more than 20,(K.W human cells and
bits of skin. Clineinir to a i
single one of these cells there
were counted 130 germs. The'
total germ population of the glass
was estimated at 3,tHH,WHI, rep-,
resentingadozenseriousdiseases.
The glasses at the average soda !
fountain do not receive a real
cleaning. They are given a "lick
and a promise." Yet the foun-
tains serve indiscriminately all ,
j no stand lie tore them, and the ;
same glass passes trom hp to hPiVaughan.
throught the day. Tuberculosis,
, , !
uiimucoa, vv looping cougn,
venereal diseases, infantile para-1
lysis, andmanyothercommunica-!
' ble diseases can easily be spread
! through this medium.
The soda fountains in and near I
me training camps nave Docn
hnvf lieen!
, .
piaceu unuer me strictest sort oi ;
regulations for the protection of
the health of thesoldiers in train- j
Strict rules provide for the i
I u ,l . ... ;
?. , !,. ine gmsses. or. in
ut u 01 Sltri"lll,n. tne provision
jf
muiviuuai pajier containers, ;
Either method is safe and inex-
pe"f vf' ,. .
lhe leading fountains in sever-
? 1 of tlif citif Lcf North Carolina
have fopted the individual paper
container. All will do so, or else
Pvide a method of sterilization,
... 1 Al . a. 1 J a.
w,eir irons utmanu u-
FOR THE SENATE
I hereby declare myself a
candidate for the office of State
Senator from the Fourth Sen
atorial District, subject to the
action of the Democratic pri-
marv
W. L. Long.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I wish to announce to my
friends and voters of Halifa
Countv. that I will be a candi.
date in the coming Democratic i 91stt'r Mrs fe'lover.
Primary to be held June the 1st., j Mr. and Mrs. W. A. King, of
1918 for the Otfice of Register of Mappsville, Va.. spent several
Deeds. I want to thank my days here this week visiting Mr.
friends for the loyal support j antl Wrs' ''tank Tay lor.
given me in the past and wish to Mr. R. Reynolds, of Rocking
say if lam nominated and elected-; ham, arrived a few days ago,
I will give the same prompt atten
tion to all matters of business
coming into the Office and the
same courtesy will be extended ,
to one and all as heretofore.
Respectfully,
J. Hunter Norman.
April the 30th., 1918
FOR CLERK OF COURT
I hereby announce my can
didacy for Clerk of the Superior
i Court of Halifax County, sub-
Respectfully,
Sterling M. Gary.
Ladies Aid to Serve Supper
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Aid Society will serve supper in
, the vacant store back of Roanoke
' Pharmacy Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Menu: Baked chicken, cream
; ed potatoes, spring peas, lettuce
roanoke rapids personal
AM) LOCAL ITEMS
Mrs
urday
ton.
I. T Ttcmaxn left Sat-1
'or her home in Wiliiams-
j Mr.
Gus .Moore, of Norfolk,
spent Saturday in town.
Mr and Mrs. J. W House. Mr,
W. S. Hancock and son Joseph,
Mr. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.
l',rin:!m,f trj 1 I
i..irl m; A H. u-av in,l
Sunday in Richmond.
OUI1UUV III I wlCtl fl IOIH1.
o i.... t: .u i
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Shell,
Miss Annie Rogeron. Messrs.
II' 1 11' 1 ! 1.1 I 1
v" r" """"T'1' a""
and
i"nm m wrvil w 1 a",' aun:
uay, wnere uiey speni several;
hours.
Mr. T. M. Faison. of Norfolk, i
spent several das here with;
with ;
fiends ami relatives.
Miss Alice Hockaday of the!
Conservatory of Music, Durham, ;
has returned home.
Mr. A. h. Tyson, of Rocky I
Mount, snent Sundav in town i
'with friends.
Mr f?h KU.mmin.r nl !
v,n.i m.,.i.. ..... l-
ville, after spending seme time
uiiiuiiii iri l .litim.n niriHifii f-
here with her sister Mrs. V. P.
tj.vviia .-nrii, Kn R 101 iu,
XT.., 1 ,..!; ci,.,ii ,.e -;..4..:.,
i Vq i Viiiij (in ilj i
' '
. , ' rs; Iatt,irs,,n- ')f Atlanta,
(,a- ,has r''tur''1 hl,nit' after
spending several days here with
IRr ' 1 i "'r.
1 00 I lllell Intercessory SlT-
,;,.,, ,, ill 1,., I, 1,1 ,,.,.- 'I'l, .(,,
""' "' " ' Al
afternoon at ;'..-un o'clock in the
Host-mary llapiist Churcli.
No Services wid be lit Id at
1 ..)..',. i l.'. : 1 1 u
oi. m.vvi, vuu.c...
uxoruiainpem v oamy ne.vi u
uay as uie iccior uas
leen in
vited to preach the Commence
ment Sermon at the Stovall High
School.
Rt. Rev. Jos. Blount Cheshire,
Bishop of North Carolina was in
town Tuesdav afternoon.
Mr. C, A Wyche is spending,
a few days in Washington, D.
C, on business. j
Friends of Mr, Will Alshrook
will be glad to know he is im-j
proving.
Miss Johme i.ottonis. ot I.itt e- I
Inn f"l!uiri, vu llin inmvt of
Miss Lillian Kdgertou for the
week-end
Mr. Lloyd Baker has resigned!
his position at B. Marks, and
accepted a position with Joyner
Jones Furniture Company.
MissMattie Rice, of Oxford,
is visiting in the home of her
and has taken charge of the
Telegraph Office here.
Misses Virgie and Annie El-
more spent several das in Wil-
son tms weeK visiting relatives. '2:00 P. M.
Mr. Tavlor West, of Hopewell, j Mother's Day will be observed
was in town a few days this week, j at Rosemary at 8:15.
Fishermen are reportingan un-1 Prayer meeting and choir prac
usually heavy run of rock at Wei-1 tice at 8:15 P. M.
don this season and Halifax) A cordial welcome to all.
County's famous delicacy, "rock:
muddle" is being consumed this ;
week in the mojority of homes' Advertised Mail
in this community. j
I
The following list of mail re-
. mains unclaimed in this office.
ROSEMARY MERCHANTS Same will be held ten days
NAMING WHITE WAY;!d ' unclaimed willbesentto
!the Division of Dead Letters
The merchants of Rosemary
are planning to install street arc
lights at intervals dovn the
Avenue from Tenth to
Eleventh Streets. The work has : M Mitchell, Mrs Arona Poteat, Mr.
been begun by the Roanoke Rap-j A- F- Duncan, Mrs Ophelia Wil
ids Power Company and will be1;00- Johnston, Mrs, Mary
finished in a short while. The
! cost of the work is being borne
by the merchants of Rosemary
and the result will be a great
improvement of Rosemary's bus-
iness section oner tne arcs are
installed.
wijh THE CHURCHES
I
Baptist Clurck
Re. C. H. TruebUd, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 A. M. W.
S. HaniYH'k, Supt
Church Services 11 A. M. and
8:;!( p. M. Morning subject:
"Mother., Evening subject:
"Rreaking line's Alabaster
Roxes."
Men's Bibte Class Tuesday 8:30
P. M.
Ilrvr
meeting Wednesday
S .'ill p u
' mtin'g Kriday
O..IO r,
w.-ni .
The public is cordially invited
to all services.
All Saints Churck
Ctmr.nl)
Ret. Lewis N. TajrUr, Rector
Next Sunday is the first Sun-
day after Ascension Day.
9:43, Church School and Mens
Bible Class, T. W. Mullen, Supt
Services at 11 and 8:15.
Tuesday 8 p. M. the 'Girls
Society meets with Mrs. Jarman
at Rosemary.
The jiublie
is most cordially
invited.
Rosemary Baptist Churck
Rev. A. G. Carter, Pastor
Sunday school 10:00 A. M. G.
S. Gregg, Supt.
Sundav is "Mother's Day".
We want to recognize that fact
in several ways. We want every
moth'T to lie at Sunday School
on time, and remain for the
eleven o'clock service. We want
everyone to wear the appropriate
rose. If your mother is living
wear red rose. If mother is dead
wear white rose.
Morning services 11:00. Sub
ject, "Mother."
Evening Service 8:15 P. M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday
evening 8:15.
I We cordially invite all to at
; tend our services.
Methodist Church
Rev. Eugene C. Few, Pastor
Sunday School at 10:30 o'clock.
;W. V. Woodruff. Supt.
Servicesatll:15A. M. and8:30p.
j M" I'feachinK both morning and
i evening hour by the pastor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening al S:,'50 o'clock.
All are cordially invited to at-
tend these services.
Rosemary Methodist Church
Rev. Charles M. Lance, Pastor
S.unday School 10:00 A. M. J.B.
Boyd, Supt.
Preaching at Smith's Church
11 A. M.
Sunday School Smith's Church
10 A. M.
Preaching at New Hope 3:00
P. M.
Sunday School at New Hope
(Washington, D. C.
William C. Bass,
Postmaster.
Sam Edwards, Charlie Hall, B.
' Harcly- Major Alston, Mr. Charlie
! Hall Kobt PurneI1 Esq, Walter
j na3e d-u Aney, bsq, MrUC.
taucett, Bert Johnston, Mrs C.
W. Nowell, Special Delivery.
When calling for the above list
please mention advertised."
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