3 x 3 a a a 3 a 8 8 3 3 mm Christmas Groceries Candies and Fruits Evary effort will be made to serve our customers the best of Christmas Groceries, Candies and Fruits. If you cannot find just what you want at your grocers, try. CO 0 s. c. Roanoke Rapids We Wish Alia Merry Xmas BOXES, OLD CHRISTMAS ftb Ane'ent Custom at Or.e Zirr Otvt'. mi 3t-'.i ;s 'jht i: 1 I --:- -a : s- ..i..,u.i. SjS of well disposed persons who v ere willing to contrib ute fom?th!! twarl 'lip industrious Lnpr the jrift cnuie to l demanded s a liulu mi'l bO'-ame smnenliat of a nmm. . Long i!iro tl.e lbmnm Cath olie riels hail untsse for every thing, and if a hlp weiu to the Vet lotltes tliey h;id a box in her imJer the protection of some natron stint, into vliirh the sailors put money or other valuables in order in secure the Itroym of the church. At Christ mas these boxes were opened and were thence called Christmas boxes. In Knirlnnd the day after Christinas is known as "Rnxint; day," from the Chrisinias I nines which used to be In clrcnlaiion. and in the British mu seum can be seen boxes covered with green glaze Willi :t slit In the side for money and present. I Dumb Animals Remembered. The noblest observances of Christ mas are its charities. In all .iros and am. in;; all peoples the pour have al ways been bountifully remembered on tliMt day, and in many pans of Kug hind and Scotland even the lower aid inals are given an extra feeding iliat they, too, may have cans..- for rejoic ing when all mankind ate lad. Main renders will remember Iiurus1 address of the auld farmer to his mare when presenting her with an exira feed of corn on New Tear's day. "A guld New Year I wish thee, Maggie. Hue, there's a ripp to thy auld baggie." To Avoid the Rush. Soldier, just back from his harvest furlough, to the sergeant "My father wants to Miow if I'll get another fur lough tt Christmas. Here Is the pic ture of t!ie pig tliat is sning to be killed." Fliegende Blatter. IWPi tmm U mm CHEAP ENOUGH She: Now George, I want you to give trie something cheap for Christ mat. He: I was gelng U offer myself. Impossible to Resist Influence. It Is quite impossible to resist the sweet Influence of the cnniiie; holi days and not to feel a thrill . f -ym pathetic delight over that vhieh .em i to gladden all mankind. The ivrj air seems lo have cmijrht iU milmllon of the liuih-, and no one can fail lo per ceive. ,,s he hurries through the street :, when Christmas la drawing Dea r. M sf 1 i it any Deauui'ui an Useful Gifts Lots of people for many years have been select ing beautiful and useful Christmas Gifts at this store. This year our stock is just a wee bit bet ter than we had hoped to make it and we are pleased to say that we believe you can find it to your advantage to look over our stock before de ciding definitely.- Among the many beautiful and useful gifts are. " Kodaks Kodak Albums Fountain Pens Parlor Lamps Fine Stationery And Man) Others Too Numerous to Mention in many sues Cut Glass Odd Pieces of Silver Electric Vibrators Roanoke Pharmacy Co. Roanoke Rapids Ghristm Hundreds Will Receive as savings uu This Week. From Our Bank 1 D c hecks They will bring good cheer in this season when good cheer should abound. We are happy to be able to render our people this ser vice, ind if you are not one of the happy ones this year we cordially invite you to Join Our 1921 Club. TL D1M 0:,1 M 1 DMrtf:irtU AH you have to do is to deposit a certain amount each week and about 10 days before Christmas you receive all you have deposited with 1 DC 11 all IS iJimpie ana I rOlIlaDie 4 per cent, interest. The Christmas Savings Club idea not only enables you to have more money for Xmas, but teaches you thrift. G 0 pens December 27, 1920 Deposit 10c a week for 50 weeks and you will receive Deposit 25c a week for 50 weeks and you will receive Deposit 50c a week for 50 weeks and you will receive Deposit $1.00 a week for 50 weeks and you will receive $5.10 $12.75 $25.50 $51.00 $2.00 and $5.00 Clubt Also T We extend to all our sincere wish for a very happy Holiday Season and Prosperous New Year, and in doing so we invite you all to take advantage of the facilitiw of this ever-growing banking institution to help you make the New Year prosperous. .e osemary oanKing an Two Kinds of Interest Personal and Four Per Cent GEORGE L. HAYES, Jr., President Dr. F. G. JARMAN, Vice-President d Trust Company W. T. COUNC1LL Cashier I f ' id 63 111

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