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ONCE TAUGHT HEBE
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A wood dependable watch, 1 have them to suit the youn
man, young lady, everybody. Whp you buy it at P0
ells you secure a standard durable accurate movement
and at a price that safeguards ycur pocket book.
I also have a nice line of jewelry, silverware, diamonds
almost anything to suit the hard to suit.
If your watch or clock needs attention you are invited
to give me a trial, .
Yours to please,
W. M. POWELL
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tended school when lie was reacn-
' or as well as for those who patro-
Empowered by an act of Con- nizei ihe. school believing they
press, the Director of the Census, vili be glad to know he fs making
Sam L. Rogers, has divided North good. . '
Carolina into ten districts for the
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census 01 mauiuacimcio,
quarries, etc.
A chief special agent is placed
in charge of each district and Is
directly responsible to the direc
tor. To secure such an appointment
.is no little honor and a very great
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OMAHA STORES
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Smaller store? followed the ex-
tt -Vro i10 in ample of five larger nes whicfi
However great may be tne in- 1 , .
fluences politically, vet the essen- announced reductions from twen
tial qualities are the' man himself to thirty per cent.
experience proven, and capacity - " ;
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.for the big job. j pianrs & commercial Bank
Our friend and townsman, Mr. The Planters & Commercial
David M. Prince, has just receiv- Bank at Scotland Neck, N. C. -in
d the . appointment for Chief the State of North Carolina, at
Special Agent of the Second Dis- the close of business, May 4th,
trict of North Carolina, com"- 1920-
Tn.t I Resources
prising rue counties.. ox immuii, Loans aud Discounts-$366,521.17
Wayne, Lenoir, Craven, Carteret, Demand Loans . 32,102.71
Jones, Onslow, Pamlico, Pitt and Overdrafts, secured, 3,200.42
Beaufort. ; United States Bonds
Given the authority, of select-' UJ JY Bonds
... , r . iBankino- Houses, Fur
mg Ins headquarters, Mr. Prince j lliture" and Fixtures.
has selected Goldsboro. jCash in v,mit and net
Mr. Prince, who is "now Assls-1 amounts due from
taut Supervisor of Census for tne 1 Banks, Bankers and
Tlm-,1 nitrirt. of North Carolina ! Trust Companies
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will enter upon his new duties
;ibout the first of Mav.
We are in a position to know
1 hiit this appointment-came as
surprise to Mr. Prince.
Cash Items held
24 hours
14,650.00
2,749.03
57,868.82
over
5,834.73
Checks for Clearing -' 4,587.49
Total $487,514.37
This is distinctive promotion , 0. , . . Irmnnn
,. ,r '. , 1 . Capital Stock paid in 15,000.00
,,,.., (um n..iMf! a n i iia i videci Profits, less
does in the face of the fact that current; 'expenses and
several of his political enemies taxes paid 10,392.69
onlv a few weeks a"o tried hard Unearned Discounts . 2,500.00
4ll , , n , ' Notes and Bills Redis-
' 7 , WL counted 39,800.00
on the grounds o, undue political Bills Payable 56,000.00
activity while holding a govern- Deposits 361,504.58
ment ap)ointive office, is cause Cashier's Checks
for deep gratification on the parr outstanding 317.10
of himself and friends. Accrued Interest due
TV . , , ; depositors 2,000.00
Director or the Census, Sam L. -
Robrts, is a close -observer of men ;
and their fitness for the position?
lie has to m'vf. TT. i m Vnrtr, ' State of North Carolina '
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Pcdd On Savings Accounts.
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Carolinian and a warm personal Co"n" J ifax- n , .
? -i t. ,T T . m , , '!(). J. Moore, Cashier ot
trienu ot Mr. Prince. To him and i i -i x i j v
a v , the above named Bank, do sol-
to our most excellent Congress- onmly swear that the above state
man, Sam M. Brinson, and Sena- ment is true to the best of my
tor P. M.. Simmons, who arr knowledge and belief.
staunch friends of Mr. Prince, w
tender our thanks for thus hon
oring our town and -conntv.
O. J. MOORE, Cashier.
Correct Attest
S. A. Dunn,
J. A. Kitehin,
Stuart Smith, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
The above account of the pro-1
motion of Mr. Prince, but doubt- fore e this 14th day of May
less better known by those who m n 'i
- -. , -. , , . . J. E. Shields, Notary Public,
attended school when he taught it -mi 10
. Mv commission expires Feb., 18,
at the Old Vine Hill Academy 1922.
Six' Days Shalt Thou Labor And
Do All Thy Work"
The same God who laid upon the children of Israel the
injunction to observe the sanctity of the Sabb&th proclaim
ed also the holiness of toil and declared that labor is the
law of salvation. In this crucial period of human his
tory it behooves us all to give heed not to one-seventh of
this commandment only, but to' the six-sevenths with'
which the Almighty glorified 'toil and translated, work in
to a form of worship.
There is nothing in this eommondment that we of the
present day are warranted in interpreting as Divine Sane
tion for shorter hours or artificial restriction of produc
tion. "Six days shalt"thou labor" not six hours a day,
not even eight hours a day, but so many hours as may be
required to do all thy work. So long as pro -Motion lags
behind the needs of a hungry world, all our work is not
done, and every hour wrested from the working schedule
of the w?ek is an hour of violence to humanity0 and of
blasphemy to God.
If the executives, the sales managers, the bookkeepers
the stenographers and the clerks, the advertising men and
those of the sales force do not Avork with a keener sense
of the. obligations that rest upon them if those hi the
high places do not : make their brains more productive,
small license shall they have for casting the stone of opp
i-obrium at the ignorant, th brutal and the reactionary
in the ranks of organized or unorganized physical labor"
.From "Paragrafs", issued by the Whitaker Paper Co '
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Scotland Meek Bank
J. H. ALEXANDER, JR.. Cashier HUGTI JOHNSON, Asst. Caahi
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NOTICE TO ALL
To those who have orders placed with us for shingles
we are today unloading a car and can make immediate
delivery. We also havesome left for- sale now. Place
your orders early.
This is a Red Cedal al Hart "Titehold" Select
Shingle. We seel cheaper because we sell for cash.
S L. Strickland or E. A. AUsbrook
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SOLVE THE SANITARY PROBLEMS REQUIRED OF
YOU BY THE STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
PHONE 187.
OFFICE HOURS "9 TO 12 A. M.
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IF YOU ARE YOUNG
Prepare for the unprecedented prosperity thai "recon
struction"' will bring. Attend an accredited school gnd go
"Over the Top" in the -t ashless world. Everybody endorses
your prospects for suce3 are. f?ood. A multitude; of Book
keepers, StenograDhers and Typists are wanted by Banks
Mills, Railroads, and otber 3arge corporations at attrac
cive salaries. '
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
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The Boston Light Opera Revue is one of your Community Chautauqua
features on the opening day. This talented company of six attractive young
ladies will please you with their new up-to-the-minute songs, costumes and
music. Such new popular favorites as ".Yokohoina Maid," "Linger Longer
Letty" and "Keep ou Smiling" will go a long way towards keeping you smiling.
When Miss McCarthy cellos her way into your hearts with a goodly collection
of old fashioned songs and Miss Taylor sings and plays the violin for you and
the Chadsey Trio drives the blues -away with their sunshiny songs then you
will be glad that you ajre spending your vacation at the Chautauqua.
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furaie is a clean
coffee. It is not
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WBDUJN YOU WANT THE BEST Go to
Scotland Neck's Leading Restaurant
THE DIXIE CAFE
First class meals served also soft drinks, Fruits and ci
gars. Give us a call. Yours for business,
McREG AN & CAMPUS
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If you want the best of everything call 190.
All orders small or large are highly appreciated.
We have an open for a good delivery bo, white or jolor
ed. Come quick.
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Your Patronage Is Always Appreciated.
Hard? Hardware Co.
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A philosopher once said: "If a-man makes a better 1
mouse trap than his .neighbor, thono-h b bnibl bi hnnsp H
fin tiie wilderness, people will make a beaten path to his
door."
What Emmerson said is; being verified today, in every
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Our up-to-tbe-m inuTe Fancy ' Grocery, equipped with a
sanitary Cold Storage Market; is not onlv better, but
the ONLY one of its kud within thirtv ' miles of Scot- n
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very heart of this thriving' town, Scotland Neek. Why
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