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BIGNALL S. JONES -Editor
HOWARD P. JONES
Associate Editor
That Justice May Ever Have A
Champion; That Evil Shall Not
Flourish Unchallenged.
Entered at the Pos toff ice at Warrenton,
North Carolina, under Ac!
of Congress of 1879.
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Jesus said onto her, I am the
resurrection and the life; he
that believeth in me, though he
were dead, yet shall he live;
And whosoever liveth and believeth
in me shall never die.?
John 11:25.
You will find it less easy to
uproot faults than to gain virtues.
Do not think of your
faults; still less of others'
- ?
faults. In every person wno
comes near you, look for what
is good and strong; honor that;
rejoice in it; and as you can,
try to imitate it, and your faults
will drop off like dead leaves
when their time comes.?John
Ruskin.
IF NECESSARY
ARREST OFFENDERS
All laws are bad laws in
that if it were possible to
do without them, it would
be far better for all concerned.
Living by the Golden
Rule would do away with
the necessity of fully threefourths
of ths laws on our
statute books. Unfortunately,
we do not always conduct
ourselves as we should,
and as a result we pay in
many petty annoyances and
added tax bills for enforcement.
Regardless of how laws
and regulations work out
they are intended for the
welfare of all. It is well to
bear this in mind.
store to shop. Sometimes i
is for only a minute; some
times for fifteen minutes o:
more. It should not be a
all. Wa wonder what oui
country friends, whom w<
invite and welcome to oui
town, think of such prac
tice.
Another source of evil i;
the giant delivery trucks
delivering groceries an<
other merchandise througl
The town commissioners
have given much time and
study to parking laws at
Warrenton and have in the
course of time changed
regulations in an effort to
provide smoother flow of
traffic. Main street here is
narrow and offers a real
problem. A few years ago
the commissioners passed
an order that cars should
be parked parallel on one
side of the street and at an
angle on the other side.
This has its objections, but
seems to work better than
any other plan suggested.
If our citizens would
unitely enter into the spirit
of this law, we think that
the present plan would work
very well. But they do not
As a result we have traffic
jams that are absolutely un1
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necessary, ana wnnoui an.)
justification.
There is no reason foi
double parking. Our citizens
are not so decrepit thai
they can not walk a bloc!
if they find parking space
in front of their favorite
store filled. Only a fev
years ago housewives were
able to walk a mile to mar
ket and carry their pur
chases home in a basket
This is not a generation o:
weaklings, all evidence t<
the contrary.
It is provoking to b<
traveling about one's busi
ness, and find the stree
blocked by the car of some
housewife who has parkee
Hmihlp and cnne into l
Warrenton, North Carolii
JUST KIDS?ch
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' young rian yoi
, r about going oot
your lesson is
! haven't practicec
afte r you have j
you are going
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WHY W]
Why It Is Difficult To Say
By MEHRAN K. THOMPSON, Ph
Human A
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We usually learn the alphabet In s
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tJie AJtsu oraer. mere is uu opcvmi ?
xeason why B should come after u
A and be followed by C etc. It Is t
purely an arbitrary "arrangement, t
But once you learn your ABC's in f<
the orthodox arrangement you have t
difficulty in saying them in any i
other order. It is especially diflcult c
to say your ABC's backward. r
In learning the alphabet forward
the nervous impulses mark out a \
pathway that becomes easier to t
travel the more it is used. This is l]
the law of all habit-formation. But i
impulses always go one way and 1
never backward over the same path.
We can't use the backward direc- s
tion of the forward path already s
developed by learning the alphabet i
forward. This is sometimes called s
Ihe law of forward conduction. i
Ordinarily we are accustomed to c
; going in either direction on a pub- t
lie highway but we do find one j
way streets in the crowded parts i
of the city. The one way street will <
' 4.^. illimi-Mn 4-V?? nnorotion ftf f
serve IU iUUObiabC MIC W* I I
t the mind. In fact all the mental i
highways are one way.
Saying numbers backwards, cr 1
i anything else that you have learned 1
in series is also difficult and for the 1
' same reason as it is difficult to say
; your ABC's backward. Practice in
. the front doors of business
; establishments. Often they
. are seen backed up to the.
r curbing and as a result
taking up all available
room in the path of apIcha
f I Can Wre
;
t I All men are equal befor
3 | the next to pay . . . unl
have us pay FOR you . .
t I Insurance policy at a lo
Protect your loved
i CITIZENS INSURANC
R. T. WATSON, President;
Warren tea
g I FIRE LIFE I
I "Consult your Insurance Agent
THi
arms ot Music ?
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> NEEDNT THINK
this afternoon!
tomorrow an "rou
> for two pays.'
practiced an hourk
to the store for me'
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E DO IT I
Your ABC's Backward
. D., Author of "T*s Sfriflf of
ctton"
aying a series is for all Intents
nd purposes a new process and
aust mark out a separate and dlslnctive
path of Its own. If anyhing,
the previous practice in the
arward path will interfere because
here is likely to be a crossing over
nto the other path and going the
pposlte direction so far as the seies
is concerned, namely, forward.
The discovery of this law was
ery important in doing away with
he old notion of "formal dijcipine"
which meant that no matter
(hat you learned it would be of
ieln to vou in any line of activity.
The consensus of modern opinion
eems to be just the opposite. It
tates that the best way to learn
l thing is to do that thing and not
lomething else. The only way in
fthich practice in one operation
:an help you in another is for bcth
o be identical in some respect. In
;o far as there are common elenents
you benefit by experience.
Dn the other hand, in so far as
.he two have contradictory elenents
you are handicapped.
It is difficult to shift from one
trade or profession to another for
the same reason that it is difficult
to say your ABC's backward. If
you want to be an expert in anything,
practice that thing.
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proacning cars, mis is inexcusable.
As bad as we hate to see
laws passed and our fellow
citizens have trouble, we
nee
ick Your I
IT
e Chance. You may be
ess you've arranged to
. through an Accident
w price.
ones! Insure with
EI BUM 08.
PAUL B. BflLL. mwpr
l. N. O.
LIABILITY BONDS
m y?u would ftmt Dootoo or
I
E WARREN RECORI
By Ad Carter
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YEA Tonnr:
YEA TOMM Y - COME
or* oor rVPLAY.1
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trust that if this double
parking and truck delivery
evil is not abated, that our
board of town commissioners
will instruct the town
officers to arrest all parsons
found guilty of either of
these offenses, and that
they see that it applies to
all, from the most important
and influential to the
most lowly.
The water-clock has been in use
among the people of the East for
more than 4,000 years.
Y?u]
I Prom
I Pay
I SIOK
Pay
How W
1
t If you owe any pa;
do it now, so you
company keeps tl
sional men inform;
- how you pay your
This system is bui
makes the poor, b
I good as that of the
man who does not
credit.
If you have a good
You and you ?
you built that
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Clipped
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BUSINESS MORALE IMPROVE
Henderson Dispatch.
"Morp hanris at work. Moi
wheels turning and more stacl
smoking were reported in dfc
patches from the business frot
during the past week."
That's the introduction the coi
servative Associated Press uses i
its weekly business review on Mor
day. In its customary cahtioi
manner, it states further that in
provement has been spotty, and i
best only seasonal, but it has in
proved morale all along the lin
"and business men are beginnir
to agree with economists that ti
worst of the depression is aboi
over."'
Steel and automobile Industrie
have felt the greatest portion c
the quickening process. In the De
Iroit area some 100,000 men hav
gone back to work in the automc
bile factories, and, while some (
them are on short time, the ten
dency is said to be distinctly to
ward acceleration. Iron Age's week
ly review reports a gain in ste<
mill operations, and along with
a stiffening of prices, resulting froi
increased inquiries.
All of this is scarcely more tha
a mere drop in the bucket, but
is an indication of the turning <
the tide. If this gain can be mail
tained for sereval weeks and adde
to, the morale will be heightene
further to just tnat extern, it is i
least a matter for encouragemen
iather than one of dlscouragemen
and represents a justification <
hope that has been clung to f<
many months past with nothing i
its favor but hope. "A single break
ei may recede, but the tide is con
ing in."
rGET RID
( OF DISEASE ]
} CERMS in nose 1
( mouth and throat 1
g Let Zonite cleanse away the
^ accumulated secretions, kill 3
g the germs, prevent disease. ?
, % Highly germicidal. Sooth- Jf
B ing to membranes. %
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r Name }
W arren
ill You Be R
Credit Burei
3t due accounts, pay them,
will be well rated. This
le merchants and profesed
at all times as to just
bills.
It on constructive lines. It
iut honest man's credit as
! rich. It also prevents the
pay his bills from getting
I credit record, your trade
done are to blame, fo
i l r
recora yourseir.
ronton, North Carolina FRJ
Sportsmen Blamed j
For Forest Fires t
r
RALEIGH, Jan. 20.?Hunters, t
4 fishermen and campers, those who
lose more when the woods burn t
s than any other class except land- |
j iu* MiAnfhlo
owners, are oiruneo m nw wuuvu.^ g
'e report of the forestry division of ^
ss the conservation department with c
5- having started more than one-third
it of the forest fires occurring in De- j
cember in the counties of North ?
i- Carolina organized for forest fire ?
n control. e
I- Out of a total of 190 fires reis
ported in these counties, hunters,
i- fishermen and campers are charged
it with having been the orgin of 66 or \
i- approximately 33 per cent. t
e, The next most destructive group, ?
ig from the standpoint of the number *
ie of fires set, according to the report,
it were smokers whose carelessness resulted
in 34 fires.
>s Other causes of fires in the forest
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WARRENTON DRY CLEANERS
'e announces that beginning January
17th, plain dresses and men's
~ suits, cash and carry, 50c. Called* .
" for and delivered, 75c.
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I DR.HOWAI
n
REGISTERED C
s Of Monroe, N.
Warrenton
At J. A. Pipkins, MonI
day, Jan. 26
i
i Have your eyes correc
nii;ij)iiniiiiiijiiiiininimumin.iuilmiiiiniiiiuiniiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiLHU!iiiifliriiiiimaBll
Will Be In
ton Book
V
&
5'
ated In The W
au and Guide?
is valuable and any mere!
man is glad to accommoc
n i:& u
vrcun 10 a. man
Your honor is
It is granted you on a p]
yojj cannot afford to br<
The merchant can better
bill than you can afford ]
Don't blame the meishanl
credit.
r you are refused on yc
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DAY, JANUARY 23, 193I
luring December were as folwB
jnknown, 31; miscellaneous, >1
irush burning, 13; Incendiary, n 1
ailroads, T, and lumbering 1
ions, 2.
Estimated financial damages frr* 1
ires in me ioresw amount^ I
21,567, of which $4,851 was ,
tanding timber; $15,486 to re J
luction, and $1,280 to forest n* ^
lucts. '
The fires covered an area
4,411 acres with the average t
overing 78 acres and causing !!
stimated financial loss of $i ^,
itch acre burned. 4
CARD OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. W. n n
Vhite wishes to thank their neU
>ors and friends for the kindn*
shown them during their recm
sereavement. ^
=as=a55
DR. THOS. A. SHEAIUNl
OPTOMBRTRX8T
Office over Bank of w?rrte I
Warrentoo, N. 0, '
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I
i SMITH I
)PTOMETRIST ||
C., Will Be In |
Littleton
At Harrison's Drug
Store, Tuesday, Jan. 11
27.
:tly and satisfactorily I
reasonable price.
This
Fair I
Pay I
Or I
arrenton J
lant or professional
late you.
ter of trust
involved
_ j
roraiae to pay, anu
jak that promise,
afford to lose the
not to pay it.
; if you are refused
ur record and
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