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Mr John R- Jioyd, of River, was in Mr. John H. Fleming,' Committe
town Saturday. -
in town ' Fnday,
Mr. David Limer of Shocco, was in
town Saturday.
Mr. Tom Fleming, of River, was in
town Saturday. -Mr.
Roger Munn, of Hawtree, .was
in town Friday.
jjr Harry Limer, of Shocco, was
in town Saturday.
Mr. Root. Pinnell, of Shocco, was
in town Saturday.
Mr. Jhn Williams, of Wise, was
in town Saturday.
Mr. Soloman O'Neal, of Shocco, was
in town Saturday.
Air. Wesley Perkinson, of Wise, was
in town Saturday.
2 Harry G. Limer, of Afton was
in town Saturday.
jr Osborne Limer, of Shocco, was
in town Saturday.
-yir George Thompson, of Hawtree,
was in town Saturday.
nond Rodwell, of Axtelle,
in town Saturday.
v. To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It
stops the Cough and Headache and
works off the Cold. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W.
GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c.
Drives Out Malaria, BuildsUp System
The Old Standard general strengthen
ing tonic, GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC, drives out Malaria, enriches
the blood, and builds up the system.
A true tonic. For adults and children.
50c.
man, ot Norlina Spl. Tax District-
was in town Friday.
Mr. Clyde' Rodwell spent Sunday
at home with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Rodwell.
Miss Elizabeth Tterm
of the TlTmmvtfc ui PEAS WANTED
was in town Saturday. She reports HheSt priCe paid for a11 varieties
her assistant, and thev flr. li P0PLAR ' MERCHANTILE CO.,
with their work and with th inwst L . COMPANY
being- taken hv the f!mmu,r i--4tc. - Ridgeway, N. C.
- - - Alt tiiV
school.
CEDAR SHINGLES 4 x 18
inch, fifty to bundle. . . $2.50,
$4.50 and -$5.50 per thousand
while they last.
E. E. WOLLETT,
12-22-2tpd. Littleton, N. C.
SENATOR M'COIN IS ON BIG
COMMITTEE
was
One of Five to Investigate Es
tablishment of Purchasing
Agency.
Senator R. S. McCoin, who repre
sents Vance and Warren counties in
the upper house of the General As
sembly, has been appointed on what
is generally considered one of the
most important committees of the
ffono-f-o TTq Via ci Vw-.
Mr Edward P. Fitts, of Hawtree, , . . . .
. five whose dutv it will be to investi-
P. J. MACON, M. D.
G. H. MACON, M. D.
Office hours by Appointment
Office in Bank of Warren Bldg.
PhoneWarren Pharmacy 75
or 43.
DR. R. S. BOOTH
Dentist -War
renton, N. C.
Office in Dameron Building
)ffice Phone. .69
XNOKL.1JNA GARAGE
Solicits your Repair work
All work guaranteed
Gasoline & Oil for sale
Ask for WALTER DAVIS,
10-13tfc. Manager
DR. CHARLES H. PEETE.
Telephone 99.
Office Hours 8-9 and 1-2, and
by appointments.
was in town Saturday
Mr. Herman Rodwell, of Oakville,
was in town Friday.
Mr. Stephen Duke, of Marmaduke,
was in town Saturday.
Mr. Vernon Duke, of Fishing Creek,
was in town Saturday . .
Mr. John Boyd Davis, of Shocco,
was in town Saturday.
gate and report back to the Legisla
ture on the advisability of the State
establishing a purchasing agency for
all institutions of every charcter own
ed and controlled by the State.
The plan which is under considera
tion was-brought up through a desire
for injecting into the State's business
R. A. HAWKINS
Warrenton, N. C.
Attorney-at-Law
Office over Miles Building '
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Mr and Mrs. Eddie Perkinson, of ... . , . J
iX . . o x j 'possible. A purchasing agency would.
Wise, were in town Saturday.
Mr. Rogers, of the Bank of War
den, spent Sunday in Norlina.
Mr. Tom. Williams and son, of
Hawtree, were in town Friday.
Prof. H. C. Craver, of Wise High
School, was in town Saturday.
Miss Willie Bennett was in town
Saturday afternoon shopping.
Mr. W. J.. James, of Manson neigh
borhood, was in town Saturday.
Mr- Corbin Young, formerly of this
town, leaving here as a boy; but now
of Dunn, N. C, was here Friday.
Mr. D. Lwarence Robertson, Game
Warden, was in town Saturday.
Mr. Clifford Daniel, of Warrenton,
R. F. D., was in town Saturday.
Miss Sydnor Williams is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Eva. B. Williams.
Mr. John G. Wright, of Vaughan
Spl. Tax Dist., was in town Friday.
Mr- Herbert Tucker, of Warren
Plains, was in town Saturday after
noon. Dr. Thomas Barker Williams, of
Ridgeway, was in Warrenton Satur
day. ' ,
Mrs. Will Mabry and Mrs Banzette,
of Ridgeway, were shopping here Sat
urday. Miss Lula Sykes and Miss Helen
Hayes, of Norlina, were in town Sat
urday. Mrs. P. B. Skundberg and Mis.
John F. Foster, of Vaughan, were in
town Friday.
Mr. Jesse A. Macon left Warrenton
Sunday for a few days absence on
business.
.Judge John H. Kerr has returned
to Warrenton after holding Alamance
Court last week.
Mr. J. A. Shepherd, of Elberon, was
in town Friday.
Mr. James Aycock, of Elberon, was
m town Friday.
Mr. Hugh Haitheoek, of River, was
in town Friday.
Mr. George Thomas, of Norfolk,
was in town this week, returning to
his office Sunday.
Miss Martha Pettijohn, of Lynch
burg, is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Rob T. Watson.
Miss Sallie Palmer is at Old Trinity
called there by the serious illness
of her uncle Mr. John Brame.
Mrs. Will Dameron, after a pleas
ant visit to friends in Roanoke Rapids,
has returned to her home here.
Miss Amma Graham has returned
from Raleigh after attending the
State meeting of the Social Service !
Conference
it is understood, have charge of all
pur hases of every kind for every
State institution.
Henderson Daily Dispatch.
T. M. PITTMAN R . WILLIAMS
PITTMAN AND WILLIAMS
ATTYS .AT-LAW.
TIende son, N. C. Warrenton "N. C
Superior and Supreme Court Practice
B. B. WILLIAMS
Attorney-at-Law
Warrenton, N. C.
MRS. ANNIE TIL-
LERY RENSHAW
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W. D. RODGERS, Jr., M. D.
Warrenton, N. C.
)ffice in the H. A. Boyd Buidinj
Court Square. Phone 50.
, Mrs. Annie Tillery Renshaw, in
Dramatic Repertorie, will appear in
Warrenton on Friday night February
the Ninth under the auspices of the
"Red Roses." "She holds a dozen dia
lects at her tongue's end, and in her
humorous monologues her transitions
are most distinct."
The Boston Herald says:
Her readings were received with
) round after round of applause and
calls for encores.
The Baltimore Sun says:
Every number called forth encores
and prolonged applause.
The Atlantic Constitution says:
Her work shows great versatility,
charm, ease and personal magnetism.
Mrs. Renshaw is a lady of unusual
attainments in Expression .and Dra
matic Art. Her readings are capti
vating; and wherever she has ap
peared her platform art has .been en
thusiastically received. She has read
successfully in a number of our large
cities, including Boston, Atlanta,Bal
timore, Nashville and Richmond.
Abroad, while reading at the Hotel
Lutetia in Paris, she was offered the
privilege of being a pupil of Mme.
Sarah Bernhardt.
Critics and press accord her praise,
her versatility in dialect and humor,
as well as her facility in handling im
personation, is remarkable. ,
Don't forget the date
February 9th
Opera House.
(Auspices of "The Red Roses")
DR. W. W. TAYLOR
Surgeon Dentist
Warrenton, N. C.
lenders any service included h
the practice of Dentistry
)ffice Phone . . 52
Residence Phone. . 34
DR. H. N. WALTERS
Surgeon Dentist
Warrenton, N. C.
Office Opposite Court House ii
the Fleming-Harris Building
)ftice Phone. . 59
Residence Phone . . 66
Residence Phone . . 138-J
LADIES 1
JrJgls for CHI-CHES TER S
wiAMuny brand FIIS in Red and AO
gpifO metallic boxes, sealed -with BIueC
axuuuu. iflita no OTHER. Buy o? your V
Druggist Bad ask ur CHI.GHG8.TeR A V
DIAMOND BEMD PILLS, for twenty five
years regarded as Best, Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUQGISTS
33SL 'Et'EY'HFPE:
Watts Cylinder
Core Shelter.
The best and most efficient
power corn-sheller on the
market.
Made in different sizes, to
suit the requirements of both
large and small corn growers.
Write for special circular and prices.
Remember, we are head
quarters for the best in
farm Implements and
Farm Machinery.
The Olds Gasoline Engine,
which, we sell, is one of the best
of power Engines.
Correspondence solicited;
The Implement Co.
l3UZMamSt., - Richmond, Va.
JAMES A. CREE
Licensed Embalmer with
.S. J. STALLINGS
Littleton, N. C.
Day Phone 214
Night Phone 263.
Are You a Woman ?
You can join with
1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 50c, $1.00, $500
or any amount you wish
It Costs Nothing to Join
It is the EASY WAY to have
money next Christmas ::
Of Yl'ar IT fill'
WARRENTON
Where Savings are Safe" ..
C. N. WILLIAMS, President.
P. R- PERKINSON, Vice President.
W S. TERRELL, Vice President.
J G. ELLIS. Cashier.
DR. YOW
- Veternarian -Henderson,
North Carolina
Day Calls, Phone 414
Night Calls, Phone 55
Dffice with C. W. Finch & Son
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F03 SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Ford Service for the owners of Ford cars is a fact
courteous, prompt, efficient. Service which covers the en
tire country, almost as a blanket, to the end that Ford
cars are kept in use every day. Drive where vou will.
there's a Ford Agent nearby to look after your Ford car
The "Universal Car" will bring-you universal service.
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Better buy-yours today. Touring Car $360, Runabout ivT
elet $505,Town Car $595. Sedan $645 all f. o.
We solicit your order. f v
W.B.BOYD&CO. I!
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MARVELOUS ESCAPE
The friends of Professor W. H.
Fleming of the Norrina Graded school
rejoice that the accident which be
fel him last week did not deprive him
of the "right use of his reasoning fac
ulties.' and of his life. It seems that
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he (as all good citizens should) was
trying to extinguish a fire in a small
building in Norlina; that he with other
citizens had hold of the Chemical en
gine pulljr it to the fire; that he
fell and the -wheel of the truck upon
which the engine was mounted (the
1 whole weighing about twelve hundred
Tis-s Davis, a student at the pounds) passed over his NECK. That
warrenton High School, spent, the he suffered no serious consequences is
'week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Davis.
Mrs. Wnler P. Rodwell, .after a
pleasant visit to: friends in Warren
ton, has returned to her home in- Oak
ville. Miss Mary Russell Burroughs,
representing the Warrenton Depart
ment Store Company, is in the
Northern markets purchasing Spring
goods.
Mr. Howard Alston of the Warren
ton Department Store Company is on
the Northern markets making pur
chases for the many patrons of his
2irm.
-We were pleased to know that Mrs.
Dannie P. Jones: wlift Thno: Voin nn-
fined to her home from the result of
a fall, is very much improvtd and is
nw seeing her friends.
7. and Mrs. Geo. R. Rainey and
iamily left yesterday for Littleton,
jvhere they will make their future
7116 best wishes of THE WAR
EN RECORD goes with them to
eir new home.
indeed marvelous. We congratulate
him and the community upon his
f ortnuate escape from a serious injury.
NOTICE TEACHERS
The regular monthly meeting of
the Warren County Teachers Asso
ciation will convene at the Graded
School building at eleven o'clock sharp
Saturday, February 3rd. A program
has been arranged and a full attend
ance is expected.
HOWARD F. JONES,
- Supt.
The "Red Roses" a department of
the Warrenton Graded School Bet
terment Association, will serve Hot
Coffee and Sandwiches to the teachers
attending the Association for the ben
efit of the Betterment Association.
The "Red Roses" will appreciate your
patronage in that occasion so bring
along your pocket books with an , ex
tra dime or two.
Model S5-4 f . o. b. TclaJo
eese i remendons Advantages -
c. b. Toledo
More power 35 horsepower motor.
More room -11 2 -inch wheelbase.
Greater comfort lorig, 48-inch cantilever
rear springs and 4-inch tires.
Greater conveniencelectrical control but
tons on steering column. "
Bigger, safer brakes -service, 13x2 ; emer
gency, 13x2
Better cooling you never heard of an Over
land motor overheating.
R. STRICKLAND, Dealer,
These are tremendous advantages over any
thing to be had in other cars that sell, for
anywhere near as low a price.
And they make it hard for us. to keep up with
orders.
The factory has never yet caught up with the
demand.
You ought to own one of these cars nothing
else so big and fine for the money.
Come in and order yours now.
Warrenton; N. C, Phone 84,
The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio
"Made in U. S. A." ?
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