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THE DAILY COMMOHWRALTH, SCOTLAND SEP. W n Friday,
TONE 10th, 1921.
LOCAL NEWS
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PERSONAL ITEMS
-r Geo. Bryan drove to Boek
Blount, X. C, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Josey are spend
?ome time at Virginia Beach, Va.
yir. J. L. Tillery, of Eoeky Mount,
, C., is spending a short time witli
relatives.
Mr. O. P. Grant, of Roseneath, is A
business visitor in town today.
Mr. Raymond Madry returned from
Raleigh "Wednesday night wherte he
lias been spendng a day or so visiting.
Mr. X. A. Riddiek returned last from
a business trip of several days dura
tion.
Mrs. Clarence Riddiek and children,
of Richmond, Va., arrived last night
for a visit of relatives.
Mr. Charles Mumford, of Greenvill
X. C. was a visitor in .town for n
short time this morning.
Miss Rheta Johnson, who has been
ill for some time, though much im
proved, has gone to a hospital in Bal
timore, 111, f-: treatment.
Mrs. L. Jj. Cherry was hostess to
the Scissors Club yesterday at her
home on Roanoke Street. The niests
spent a pleasant hour in serving and
conversation after which Mrs. Cherry
and Miss Estelle Hancock served i
salad course with hot rolls and iced
tea. Those present werer'Mrs. 5. a.
Dunn, Mrs. Ashby Dunn, Mrs. E. H.
Leggett, Mrs. N. A. Riddiek, Miss
Eloise Dunn, Mrs. J. C. Riddiek, Mrs.
G. G. Hancock, Mrs. Albert Weathers-
bee, Mrs. H. C. Bell, Misss Irma Har
ris, Mass Bessie Futrell, Mrs. D. Ray
Boyette, Mrs. M. Hoffman, Miss Kath-
erine Hancock, Miss Louise Futrell,
Mrs. J. A. Pittman, Mrs. Herbert Mc
Dowell, and Estelle Hancock.
BROOKS-WILKINSON
Switchman Gives
Facts to' Public
Was Going Down Hill So Fast He Be
came Alarmed-Lost Forty Pounas
In Six Weeks
Ml, and Mrs. Laban Wilkinson
announce the marriage "of their
daughter Annie Margaret
to
Mr. Isaac Ernul Brooks
on Thursday, June the nintn,,
nineteen hundred and twenty one
Scotland Neck, Xorth Carolina.
At Home
after June twenty third,
Xew Bern, Xorth Carolina.
THE TEA AND NEEDLE CLUB
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'The best proof I can give tnat
Tanlae was the right medicine for me
is the way it has relieved my suffer
ing and is building me up," said
James H. Johnson, for ten years a
switchman for the K. & I. Railroad,
living at 1725 Crap St., Louisville, Ky.
a few days ago.
' ' Yes, sir, I was in" an awful fix
with mv stomach all out of order and
my kidneys worrying me day and
night. I had to be careful about
what I ate and often I was so nauseat
ed I couldn't retain a thing on
stomach. I would bloat all up with
sour gas and I had the worst sort of
gnawing pains in my - stomach, lly
kidneys bothered me continuallv and
what little sleer I did manage to ge
was so restless I hardly knew I had
ever been to bed at all. I actually
fell off forty pounds in six weeks
time and was going down hill so fast
it alarmed me. I tried everything any
body told me but I got worse instead
of better and I was about ready to
give up in despair,
'But one day I saw where a rail
road man who was suffering like 1
a-as had tried Tanlas and was well
pleased with it, so I began taking it
and it gave me the finest kind of ap
petite. Then the indigestion left me
and I started picking up in weight.
And now in little more than a month's
time I have already gained back fif
teen pounds of my lost weight and 1
fm still gaining right along. My kid
neys don't bother me any more and
I can sleep like a top all night long.
1 am feeling fine and the way Tanlac
has built me up is nothing short of
remarkable."
The Tea and Xeedle Club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. Hinton
Dunn at her home in Clarksville.
Those present were: Miss Estelle
Hancock, Miss Katherine , Hancock,
Miss Virginia Tillery, Mrs. Joe Stal
lings, Miss Bertha Albertson, Mrs. J.
C. Riddiek, Mrs. Jimmie Shields, Mrs.
John Edwards, Mrs. Bennie Hancock,
Mrs. R. F. Coleman, Miss Anna Mills,
Miss Xanne Lamb, Mrs. P. E. Shields,
Mrs. David Bryant, and Mrs. Spooner
D unn. At five o'clock the hostess
served iced tea with a dainty salad
course.
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
Mrs. Herbert Johnson was hostess
to the Daughters of the Confederacy
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Church Street. At the end of the bus
iness session, Miss Mat tie Josey and
Mrs Robert Johnson served a refresh
ing ice course. Members and visitors
present included. Mrs. W. F. Butter-
worth, Mrs. Tim Riddiek, Mrs, H. I.
Clark, Mrs. J. L. Dunn, Mrs. G. W.
Bryan, Mrs. J. E. Bowers, Miss Elea
nor Smith, Mrs. J. B. Hall, Mrs. J. E
Woolard, Mrs. Alee Xeal, Mrs. Susie
S. Lassiter, Miss Mattie Josey, and
Mrs. Robert Johnson.
NOTICE! NOTICE!
DR. ARCHIE SMITHES
Practice Limited
To
Examination and Diagnosis of
the Eye and
The Fitting of Glasses
Suite 506-8-19-12-1.
National Bank Bldg.,
Suffolk, Va.
Barbecue Supper
There will be a barbecue supper
at the h ome of R. W. Barnes, in
the country, Friday night, June
10th, for the benefit of The High
.School.
The public is cordially invited.
Hours: From Eight O 'Clock un.
till "Honie,Sweet Home."
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In Automobile Repair
Business For Myself.
Am now located at
Wommack's Garage
All work guaranteed satisfactory.
Prices Reasonable.
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Formally with W. C. Dickinson.
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"PEP AND THUSE"
The High School Magazine,
Can be obtained at either of the druj
stores in town at 25c per copy.
Every person owning real or per
sonal property in Halifax County is
hereby notified to list same with the
tax lister in the township in whlen
the property is located. All property
not listed with the proper list taster
will be subject to double- tax. The
Register of Deeds is hereby instructed
not to take any list under any cir
cumstances as no excuse will be ac
cepted by the Board of County Com-
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missioners irom any person lamng xo
ist property as above stated.
By order of the Board of County
Commissioners for Halifax County.
R. L. DICKENS, Secretary.
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Tarboro Steam Laundry
Up-to-date? Sanitary.
All work fully guaranteed. Prices
Reasonable.
Basket leaves Hotel Wommack
every Tuesday.
R. L. BAKER, Agent
Call me when you want hauling
done, trunks . or packages moved.
Bowers & Co. 's Gray Horse and Dray.
Prices as they should be, conditions
considered. PETE WHITEHEAD
E. P. Hyman & Co.,
Hobgood, N. C.
Ford Repairs and Repairing.
We have just added this department to our business.
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Let Us Do Your Ford Auto
Repair Work.
You have our old-time guaratnee of efficient service
and entire satisfaction.
Prices down with everything else.
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SAVE
FROM IT
It isn't what you make but what you save that counts.
If one man makes $10,000 a year and spends it all and
another man makes only $5,000 a year and saves
$1,000, he is much better off thah the other.
Make it a rule to bank a certain amount of your salary
each pay day and you will take pride in watching
the balance to your credit grow.
Scotland Meek Bank
J. H. Alexander, Jr.,
Cashier.
Hugh Johnson, Ennis Bryan,
Assistant Cashiers.
AT DIXIE THEATRE TONIGHT
To-night we offer our patrons the highest price picture ever run hy
the Dixie Theatre since "The Birth of a Nation" was here, entitled
"PASSION," and we are charging the same prices that the large
cities have been charging for this picture recently, which is 2oc, lor
children and 55c for adults, including war tax. This picture is in
nine big reels and is entirely too long to repeat it all, so please be on
time, eight o'clock sharp. Have secured orchestra for this night.
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Whether your account be large
or small,
Whether you are old
or young,
Whether it be coinmercial
or savings,
We welcome the opportunity to
serve you.
Planters JJnd JJommercial Jank
"THE HOME FOR SAVINGS"
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