ROANOKE EAFiDS HEKALD, KO AM OK. 21 RAPIDS, N. C.
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J. T. Stain back
SulKnplion $1.50 a Year in Advance
; give him a part of your sympathy
and patronage, and my word for
lithe will treat you fair and
j square. To the ladies of your
, town, Mr. Lamer has a most ex
cellent wife, a fine housekeeper.
ppiT0R pive her a showing and in her
you will find a friend, faithful
and true
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E. H. RICKS
Real Estate
Sve tne if you want to Imy ! -i ll
Office 2nd Floor National Bank HU's
Trlrohoar 842
E L. TRAVIS. SR. ' S. L 1 N A IS.
TRAVIS & TRAVIS
Attorneys at Law
HALIFAX. N. C.
Practice in the State and rVih-rnl t'n
DR. BEN D. MANN
Dfnlit
Randolph Building
Thone 251 ENFIELD, N. C.
E. A MATTHEWS
Attorney at Law
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office Kirt National Bank Building
Roanoke Rapid N. C.
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E. B. GLOVER
FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING
LICENSED EMBALMER
Roanoke Rapids,
Pav Thone 506
- N.C.
Night Phone 540
TF.LFPHONES Horrowble.
Nighl568' Pillion U.x k I'lniitws (reportins II
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row siiii kc to see S ! 1 1 of t lie pic
tures th:.; n'v f ill of Mooil and lir
row." r.oMon Transcript.
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ROANOKE PHARMACY
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Fntered an Second Claw Matter April
X 1914, at the Pot Office at Roanoke
Rapids, North Carolina, under Act of
March 3, 1ST9.
All communications ahould be
addressed lo the Herald PuMishiinj Co.
IVrton? wishing return of nw, must in
all cases i nclose stamp.
All enrd- of thank, resolutions of re
spect, etc., etc.. will !e chanted for at
the rale of one cent per word. Cash
must accompany article in all case ex
cept here customer has a regular ac
count. No insertions made for less
than 25 cents.
Friday, January 9, 1920
Swat the Rod:
And they are going to buy the
park, hurray!
In our opinion, (ieneval Wood,
wouldn't do ;it all.
Article X seems to be the
known quantity, all right.
un-
ChVa.terittic of Shaw.
A toiinu Now Zenliiii'lor, who wrote
to llomard Slmvv Ih'huIiii: for iis au
tograph M 'old to rt riillCMMiiin. drew
forth the cli:irintorii Ii'hIIt fiiiiil inl-li-e
from ihe ilrnimit it. "to ( ftra
to the colli'.llon of iiutoitiaphs and
It on the top."
NOTICE
The Town of Roanoke Rapids will on '
Saturday, the 17th day of Feburary, j
A. D. 1 920, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for CASH the following
described reai-property in the Town of
Roanoke Rapids, to-wit; That two (2)!
storv brick building and two (2) lots I
situated on the East side of Roanoke
Avenue between Second and Third
Streets, and designated and shown on
the map of the Town ofRoanoke Rap
ids as lots Nos. 21H ttwo hundred and
j eighteen) and 220 (tw o hundred and
twenty.) and now known as the Garage
Iniiiding.
I This sale is authorized by a resolution
. passed by the Board of Town Commis
sioners in its meeting held December,
LUth, PJ19.
This the .rth, dav of January, A. O.
l:20.
A. L. Clark, I
Clerk of the Town of Roanoke Rapids.
Roanoke Rapids Power Company
Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
Save Your Money by Buying a Building Lot on
EASY PAYMENTS
Electrical Power lor all Purposes at Low Rates
WE RENT DIRECT WATER POWER AT $15.00
per HORSE POWER per YEAR
s the Peerless Leader going 1
fur the Fourth Hound?
Well, the
all of us to
tune
'takt
lias arrived
the eoiint. '
for
Drs. West & Crank
DENTISTS
Roanoke Rapid, N. C.
Otfkti
2nlFloor Drug Store Building
Weil, anvwav it seems a hole
lot near to U;,vlav after Christ-
mas.
Now that we've
red liner lets do tin
the red agitators.
J A WORRM.
Rich Smian, NO
W. I.. I, (INC. Roanoke Raimln. N O.
MASON, WORRELL & LONG
tten rid ot ; Attorney at Law
same with Offices: Roanoke Rapid, N. C, and
Jackson. IS. C.
Watch the Favorite Sons jostle
each other in the well known
front pa;.ro eolvunis.
"Fviissia for the lieds" is a
slogan in which the Department
of Justice has heartily concurred ;'
D'Annun.io's cshier having
fled with one million francs, we;
are fully prepared to semnii
Finme over it.
Cleaning
Pressing ,
Altering
VI e guarantee youi clothes
returned when romised and
satisfaction too.
Walter Cherry
Drug Store Building Second Street
Next Door to F. M. Coburn
AWidcBIargin
of Safely
AM AN iihout li) hire a eliauf
letir ickiHl I'Mfh applicant
how iii-tti- lie iiu!il ilrixo to the
; sdo i if a rivij'ii v.
Olie! raid u tool. Moodier Stdd
six iiu-hfs, a third viid two inche.
Hut the toiii tli s.tivl."l keep just
a t'araw.iv from a pun ipiee hs 1
esti." lie wis lured.
TliHvive owner, like
the careful cliMiiit'em-. jnvfeis a
vide iiittrjiiii nf viltly. He in
suies his possesyioiis to the limit
and then tikes every lu-oeaution
against lire.
Insurance only reduces your tire
loss. That is why the Fire Pre
vei.ion S-nice i f the Ibntford
Fire Insurance Company is a
tiecessH.'v as insurance. I't u
rxpliiin this service. It is five to
all Hartford policy holders.
National Loan & Insurance Co.
Incorporated
Agents
First National Bank Building
First Life - Accident - Health - Automobile Hail
Tornado Plate Glass - Boiler Burglary - Liability
Roanoke Hardware Company
We wish to thank the peoples of
Halifax and Northampton Coun
ties for their co-operation during
1919, and assure them that we
will leave nothing undone to serve
them even better during the year
of 1920
Roanoke Hardware Company
Roanoke Rapids. N. C.
Speaking of the weather' and ji
lts relation to the Peace Treaty, i
especially Article Ten, we're
wondering if the old town could
reallv ?ot a free hridpe in prJO?
Incidentally, as Musca Domes-
tica comes out of his hiding place :
during the warm spells of the
next two months, he is unusually
suitable for swatting.
William tlreen, international
secretary of the Cnited Mine
Workers, recently declared to!
Ihosc worthies in convention
assembled that he could not
whip the United States Covern-
ment. which all goes to show!
that 1!!JI lias a little common-
sense after all.
We are not usually disposed to I
assume the role of prophet, but j
we will risk our reputation as
such by predicting that the pre
sent Moard of Town Commission
ers will have no single act of
their administration to which
they can iook lack iu the future
with such pride as the purchase
oflaml for park purposes for
the children of the future city.
Not only has the town been
ayed much by the purchase at
this time, but the investment is
one that will pay such dividends
in civic health and happiness as
to make the original investment
sink in comparison to nothing
ness. Here's to the City Dads!
MR. LAMER COMES TO
ROSEMARY
Margarettsvill loses one of-
its most worthy citizens and a
successful merchant. Margaret
tsviile's loss is Rosemary's gain.
While we hate to lose him, we
can't censure him for doing the
best he can for himself . I have
been dealing with him for twen
ty odd years and find him square
iri all our dealings. To the citi
zens of the Town of Rosemary I
most sincerrly recomend Mr. La
mcr to your care and as he is en-e-aced
in business in your town
BIG REDUCTION ON ALL
Ladies Suits, Coats and
Dresses
Mens Suits and Overcoats
Some of the moft popular styles of the season and
the mo& snappy and conservative styles
Lxtra specials
in Voile Waists
A beautiful assortment
of stylish and durable
Voile Vaists specials at
98c to $3.00
As the new season approaches shoppers will find
many worth while bargains at the Quulity Store
ROSEMARY, N. C
Statement Condition
At the close of business Dec, 31, 1919
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts .... $369,742.82
U. S. Bonds and Securities . . . 58,076.40
Other Bonds 24,970.50
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank . . 2,250.00
Bank Building and Equipment , . 19,788.56
Real Estate 2,017,55
Redemption Fund ....... 2,500.00
Cash in Vault and due from Banks . 32 1 ,078.73
$800,424.56
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ...... $ 50,000.00
Surplus 25,000.00
Undivided Profits . . . . . y 3,399.08
Circulation . . . ... . ; 48,900.00
Dividends Unpaid - .- . v 2,500.00
Cashier's Checks, Certified Checks
Outstanding . . . . ., v- 4,733.78
Sa?inj DtpviiU . . . . . . 176,449.10
Demand Deposits . . . . . ; 489,442. CO
' $800,424.56
Gain in Resources since June 30, 1919
The First National Bank
of Roanoke Rapids
Only $alional and Largest Capitalized fymkkig Institution in Halifax and
' - Northampton (aunties
C A. WYCHE, Prrrt.
S. F. PATTERSON. V-Prwt. T. W. M. LONG, V-Prr.
J. T. STA1NBACK. Cashier. ' ';;
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