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AUTO FOR SALE-One Oakland
touring, completely overhauled, new
top; refinished. 5000 cash and easy
payments on balance. Autogenous
Welding Co., Phone 5. 24-6t*
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FOR SALE-Very fine cabbage and
onion plants; mail orders. Mrs. T.
M. Mclean, Box 85. Phone 220. ct
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-1921 Buick
Six Touring. Terms if desired. See
BlalOck Bros. If
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Office know your wants early. Per-
hays we can be of assistance in pre-
pairing your copy. Call phone 81.
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LARGE TYPE-The Star Job Office
has a quantity of large type espe-
cially adapted to printing placards.
Perhaps you will want some for
your fair week advertising. Call
phone 81 and let US prepare them
for you. 24-4t
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ard Dirty windoxya

Workers and Dirty Windows.
English tests showed that factory
hands gained from 5 to 15 per cent In
sdciency after the factory wtndoYs
lad been caeaned.-Scientific Amexi.
an.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms light
housekeeping arrangements if de-
sired. 703 E. Pond st. 1861
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FOR RENT-Down stairs apartment,
four rooms and bath; modern con-
veniences. Phone 45O or see Dr. w
K. Lane. 24-tf
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FOR SALE-Fresh milk cow-fresh
last Saturday. She's worth the
money asked. See her at 21 W. Ft.
King Ave. D. N. Mathews, phone
1868. 11-2O-6t*
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FOR SALE-One 1919 Buick Six
Touring car. Price $3.50. Terms
if desired. This car has just been
overhauled and painted, has new
top and license for hire goes with
car. See L. E. Cordrey, 20. East
Henry street or phone 434. 11-17-tf
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N9 Dictand Health |
g. s..sy ~ By Lulu Hunt Peters. MD !
.rhor Of Diet and Health % Keg ITO the Cdiorss
CONSTIPATION, CONCLUDED
ByLIlu Hunt Peter
.futhor Of Diet and Health. nth heg

Ianarcse soawced. Is not d!gested and
+, has the power TO hold water so that
i, is a valuable addition 10 the diet.
7, can he gotten in granular form IN
the drug stores and can be taken either
with a cereal or simply dissolved IN
wafer and taken alone, or as cereal
alone Made IN the form or puddlnSs'
where only 4 small amount Is USED, II
would not be sufficient perhaps. You
will have to try for yourself TO see
how much Is necessary Of this.
Insufficient dlet:-Thin people as a
rule eat too little. We have given them
instructions how to gradually increase
their diet Send a stamped addressed
envelope II you missed them.
90 Exercise. There Is No better
exercise for constipation than orisE
walking. II YOU have ever had any
experience in driving horse. you VII!
know that It Will stand for hours in
It's stall without defacation. You drive
II a block and II will have a defa cation
few more blocks. another defaca ton ::
and in 10 miles there may be d'ar-
rhea- The exercise has caused this.
Usually 1eople who do not exercise
enough have lack OF muscular tone
throughout, including the muscles or
the bowel.
(t Nerves explained about tho
| influence OF the nervous influence on
tho bowels in previous article. Suf-
nee il to say here that tranquility OF
mind and a lack thinking too much
about any ofEour functions Will give
| them n chance to work better. ~
(O Physics. AS long 8 you continue
to take physics. you will have TO de-
pend upon them. II is far better TO cor
rec, your constipation by correcting
your habits that cause the constipation
than Il Is to use physics. Physics are
probably necessary occasionally Tor
some people. but perhaps In these cases
an enema might do just as well!
Is there any harm In using an enema
daily I, depends upon the enema. \
small enema Of cool water could he used
indefinitely. believe, without harm. but
! 7 also believe that the bowels can he
/ trained without Il. Next week | shall
give more specific directions for treat
| ment.
| The treatment Of the sHast'c consii-
patton. where there is much mucous and
pain, should he under the care or your
| personal physician.
Tomorrow. 7. !. |, Myself.
Chapter NN.
| Copyright. 1929. Geo. Matthew Adams)
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Four Dancing Feet
TWO MOTHERS EXCHANGE IDEAS
By JANE PHELPS

ktrl. Mrs. Arnold. but she wants 70 live
nice, too. 1t was her paid this extra
rem, so we'd have place TO SIT and
not have TO stay IN the kitchen.
1T IS nice; l don't suppose I'll ever
hays n settin' room now. l can't expect
Len 10 give me one, and Ltlly's wages.
even what she save me. mtssin. On
well. the Lord be praised, In able 70
work"
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Arnold while
good friends were OF very dinerent
calibrc. Mrs. Cummings. independent
with many refined ideas. although uned-
ucated. had an immense amount OF pride
Mrs, Arnold while honest. cared little
about pride when personal comfort was
I, the balance. She had taught her chill
dren neither to lie or steel, but II they
could get presents of either money or
clothes it was 50 much gained
"I wish our girls was going to be
married the same time. we could make
double weddin' OF it." she remarked
, "But Len won't wait. He and Lilly are
going TO step OF just as soon as her
clothes Is ready. When's GeTue gong
TO marry her fellow!
"She amt set no time; says she won
leave US till Jennie Is through scnC"oI
and earnin.' But amt gotn TO lrt ner
walt TOO ions. IL AL ''N'''
afraid we can't get along nut Ic'' "e'
we'll ind a way somehow
shes a good girl. is Gertie." A sigh
,-co,coanied the words. Too well Mrs.
Arnold knew what Gertie had been 70
her mother-how different from n''
Lilly.
rs nv trunk all packed. Ma" Tim
shouted the question.
NO, dearie. I'll finish packing tor you
,o,ight He likes TO pretend he's tax
In a trunk" his mother explained as
her visitor rose to leave. We am Nj
or had a trunk. It's an old Dag Oh MS
Tim was great at pretending. It
amused the family. and did him no harm
BE sure YOU get all my SILK 500 80 ~.
Ma" he called again. then as the door
cios.d after Mrs. Arnold he SAID l
rMsss she'll think I'm the whole cheese
q +rurk and silk socks.
Tomorrow-Lilly and Len Mary
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planned. Nope. it won't DO you any
good
The stranger. watching the OLD miner
working In the primitive manner on Il
claim which he believed held foF'
tune, was not TO be denied.
Listen" he said. approaching close
suppose YOU close the deal with me-
The claims YOURS. II doesn't belong one
bit to the old jaCkass over there Our
,osity had drawn Xeb to tho edge OF the
slope where he walked about TN pre-
tended unconcern. Sell me the claim
and we'll run him off.
Luke Winans was 70 years old bur
he swung his shovel Ike a lad Of ~
as he made for the startled stranger
Cit out" he called. his voice crack
Ing and shrill. Cit out you. YOU var
mint" He swung at the man who
Jumped back. With a rifle in h's
hands, Zeh carne down the slope. The
stranger ran.
shall I let him hav" it, the excited
Zeb asked. pointing the rifle. What
was hc up too
He was trying to heat you out 81
YOUR propitty. thatt what he was try
ing 10 do" Luke explained and they
walked together ~ tho cabin
inside Luke looked down and dis
covered no was over the line in HcH'F
nrnclrcts. The two old men grinncd
shecpishly.
would YOU lil,s II horrcr come to-
hacco?'' Zeh asked and tho quarrel wa
ended.
romorrow-Rontng stones Gathering
MOSS.
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CHARTER 6t

Chapter s.
flowers candy books. Tom MOTIFS
sent or gave Gertie. While he lonSed 10
help her in financial way. hated 10
have her continue 10 dance. he respect
ed the pride Of his fancee and her moth
or. Not only did he respect IL. but he
understood il. Intimates OF the Gum
rnIrxs family however did not look upon
n IN the same light. Mrs. Arnold SAID:
ct think he's close. Len made my
lilly stop working when they Got en-
gagged. And ne gave her money 10 ouF
her wedding clothes. He amt nyin
around In a big auto either. He only
has Hiver. l don't take with girls
MARVIN a close man. Tney Sits mean
as they gifts old. ,-
MY girls don't take any mans
r,orsy bafore they're married. Mrs.
, Cummings replied. They takes them
with what they can earn. or me give
them. or they don't take them at all. /
don't hold in girls takin money from
men. or clothes either. That ain saEin
ever body's got TO feel the same as
40" she added knowing about LiItS'
that even before she was engaged sne
accepted all sorts OF things from 'ne
young fellows she went with.
ry, amt more'n fair a man should
L,.,r me girl he's going to marry: neIp
hsr folks too II they Is poor ana ne
sIn., Perhaps your Tom amt got so
much as he pretenGs. Lots OF fellows
fool girls that way. AZ,
Tom and Tim go tomorrow. MIS-,
cummings changed the subject / don
Enow what TN do all Summer without
Tim. But i'm do him good:
yes. and when he comes hack ne r,e can
tell you all about THIS Motifs ,,,ng ,s :.
= smart lad. He'll know about things:
Tim is smart" was the reply. he 5
so long ago he was brought home Serd
God rest his soul! That was St,s "at -
aav for YOU and me. and tho cniidren'
Pl, we've got along. raised the Children
and managed 10 live decent.
You've done ane! ! ain" ns,r been t,n,o SO
lucky. Ny Lilly can't he happy sn s.SS
sna sooEs stylish. so she couldn't heIp
~ r,mrh as your Gertie. Amt II queer
that Cert don't care noth'n Tor
clothes" .,r "a ,nv
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ILhreesMllnute 1alesA
80 ByAdFS -.astef1 .aAA2
A CAMP DIVIDED

By'AdF'S --.ustef

and fortunes missed.
In the morning TIE visitor !ett ana
Luke started for the slutce.
Jest wait minute Hrh called.
You will notice there are some dishes
what need washin."
Luke regarded the pile. larger by
third than usual. We'll" he said, its
YOUR day 10 wash EN-, amt it"'
Who's. turn was u last night" Ze5
shook his finger In his partners face
&c bc mt the question. who sat IN
cabling when ne orted be dom the
work that's what l waut 10 know:
This was the quarrel which brought
silence 70 the shack. Zcb washed one
,, half the dishes and left the rest, tic
line Was drawn from the center Of the
threshold across the cabin and the
dishes and stove were divided. In the
evenings the TWO smoked and cursed
each other. inwardly. as stubborn old
fools.
Luke was working the sluice on" day
and wishing he had the nerve. or could
, think Of a diplomatic approach, To Dor
royy some tobacco from Zeb when
stranger dressed in the hiking clothes
or a CITY man, approa ched up the gulch
He was looking for Luke Winans. he
said. and lost no time In stating his
business.
What ] would like 70 do said the
stranger. SIS buy this claim. Ill CIV"
YOU and your partner enough money
10 keep you for NE in town. put IN
/ modern hydraulic system here and
allow YOU n small percentage OF the
profits"
mo good" Luke crplted. Me and
,,. oortper aIn't speakiuC" Tha claim
10 filed in your name" the man per-
sisted. What difference does II make
what the old coot thinks? Or III 60
talk To him II you'd rather"
He's obstinate AS mule Luke cx-
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For the las, three days 7 have been
giving Won some articles on Constipa-
,ior II YOU have missed them and are
Interested in the subject. You can un-
doub,edly get the numbers that haNo
just preceded.
BEFORE We talk about the remedies
for constipation, let us talk n Ntte
hii about preventing tho condition.
One OF the first things is this: A child
should be taught very carly that II Is
i,nnortan, TO have daily evacuation or
The bowels at the same time Of day II
possible. DeGaCat!on is partly voluntary
and partlv Involuntary. As soon as the
contents reach the anal canal there IS
n desire 70 dcracate. II that desire Is
not fulfilled regularly the nerves are
blunted and the stimulus is los
7, Is ius, as important to keep the
system clean OF the refuse from 1000
and the refuse from the body cells rs II
g n ga, the food 10 build M the body
cells The children will understand the
comparison ir you tell them that the
aches OF a stove have 70 he cleaned OUT
regularly or else the fire will not draw
we'll If the habit of going n me
toilet ut a regular time ts established
and its importance impressed upon them
not oVfT-im pressed, you HHd'' N'-'h'
the habit IS likely TO continue through
Oh, life and perhaps this IS ono. or the
most i'm porLant factors In regulating the
bowels
Now in order 70 tell ~ the treatment
~ constipation. We will review briefly
the causes Of ordinary consupau ton,
which arc IN general. CD Irregular
habits: (cl improper dirt. or insufficient
diet, or 100 sufficient diet: (3 INSULT
Gent exercise: % nervous influences;
81 physics.
rD Irregular habits. We have eH-
Nl0ined that.
,2) Improper dot diet should
contain enough bulk SO that IN" bowel
has something to work unon. Inc
green vegetables and all vegetables ana
fruit not only contain C"llulose. which
/ is not ordinarily d!gcsted. but they
contain the important mineral sun
| stances and vitam!ns necessary for
health. Bran Is not digested ordinarily
and that can he taken IN sufficient
Quantities 10 increase the hulk. Dr.
| Kellogg says It is nonsense n say that
J the bran Is sharp and will irritat". Cor Il
, Is ,horoughlv eortened ny the fluids OF
the intestinal tract. Count about so {,
! to small cup of hranD
Agar. a so-callcd vegetable gelatin. a
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TIL. quarrel which brought enforced
silepco upon Lue Winans ana Heo
Watts did not disturb the orderly pro
Cedure OF their housekeeping and BUS
ness They drew a line In the center
OF the room and each kept his SIDE. IN
tho kitchen one-half OF the stove be
longed TO each and IL was only the DOG
who wandered. disturbed at the new
silence, from one zone into the otheT
and dared make free o fthe plate Zach
waited for the other 10 give In
Luke and Zeb prospccted together
Years before. II was Luke who ioufd
This claim and filed on II and the Two
bab hiult the cabin, the sluice and the
ditch and together they had worked
Tn. gulch had given them pay dlrt' u"
Waters Of tho creek had run throuGn .
theIr sluice and separated the goIH
from the soil and. in their old age
they asked odds OF no one.
The daily life OF two men far from
m. nearest neighbor brought with It's
routine q magnified emphasis or aetA'
zeh and Luke worked by schedule and
sys,srn and II was because of this that
thew ouarreled When the claim began
TO pay enough to make the sutilC'ch'
money TO sec them through. they shook
hands SoleHlHls aAu NNS'
their last camp.
We'll work the sluice on and OH,
Zeb proposed. One day you Will look
after tho house. wash the dishes ana
re, the meals while I shovel dirt in the
boz. and tho next day VOL shirt
around. The housekeepcr Will get
chance 10 90 fishing or hunting or 20
down to Applegate in the afternoon
maybe"
The plan worked without hitch for
moro than a year. Then prospector
dropped IN at tho supper hour was
given a meal and bed. and kept the
two pen UP late at night talking OF
signs OF hopes. and Of fortunes mad"
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ARGENTINE PRESIDENT
IGNORES RESIDENCE

Buenos Aires, Aug. l.-pr. Marcelo
r. de Alyear. pressdent-elect OF Argen-
tina, will live during his term OF othce
In a magnificent residence situated on
AlSear avenue. the property or
wealthy Argentine resident In Paris
Numerous cases containing valuable
works OF art and furniture belonging to
DR.. Alrear have already arrived from
Paris TO sdorn his future residence.
In selecting private dwelling. Dr.
Alvear IS following the example Of the
present chief executive. DR.. Hipoiito
Yrigoycr. who did not follow the GUS
tom established by his predecessor or
living in the Casa Rasada." the gov
crnmen; building set aside for the use
OF the presidents OF the republic. The
Casa Rosada" is a; present rather
dllapidatcd and Is being extensively
repaired.
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Thar. q something that want ~
write about today that some "a
RAIDERS may think irreNerent.
,.,s, those whose bump OF reFet
49,. Il easily bruised would turn W
some other portion Of the i9pes
rans. really don't feel irreNerenT a.,S
80 rsonght has been boiling around
IN me so long that feel as Il '"-''
write about H.
usrs.s what started me thinking IN
,bis direction. I know pretty woman,
whose prettiress has made hef
all q .',aker" She has husoano W.
- ,crv nroud OF her and very much
-, 1--we WIKI her and she taxes every
,bing from him and does not s''e q
,aIr return Furthermore, she mas
rery good mind but because She
pretty and charming and does not ~ ,
W ,,se her mind she has let II lie ia'-
had heen thinking about her
IN. dav when this thought came INTO
NJ mind: How interesting II would
he N see what would hav" been tne
JavalopmeDt Of that woman's MIND ana
-5srsr,ar n she had had the same mem
al and character endowment and had
teen plain instead q pretty.
And Then watch.
Ava then came the thought whIch
,orrs may call irreverent. | should
thJnk n would interesting 70 Too u
nm exactly the same original endo"-
r,apt Of mind and character behind TWO
yares. one pretty and one plain ana
,hsn watch what happened
usre's another thing lie couId 90
VIZ cnuld put the same mental and char-
- endowment IN two bodies. one
49, nd one female and see what erect
.,', sn.nca OF sex differentiation had
a. ,h. deyeIopment. Would one char
anyelon In the direction OF patti
- a,d ursAlhshness, and ~" other
= ~ airec,ion of power and positive
qualities?
". have all seen IN" effect OF va q"
an cbaracter but IL is. OF course. I'M ,
,o.S;hI. "a know surely what would
havs happened II the character n1u
hs.r rIacad In some other environment
VIVA, az fascinating experiment II
xnuIa be for Cod 20 have the same
SAarartsr endowment put INTO wv"
bodiss and have one born In hoFei
ard one IN a palace and see what each
Rad made Of the original endowment
80 years later.
wonder n the Great Potter or
maybe Il would be more 20 the point
to call Him the Great chemist. doeS
Try such axperIUertsr l wonder II he
finds His Interests IN life In them?
wonder ~ Do is 'rr"rCrent on wonder
so. that's no, true. don't wonder.
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COUNTY COURT

Marriage Licenses.
charles Flanagan. 80, and Cora Has
kIns.. IS, both Of Wheeling.
Tductary.
Emel:e Hcse appointed eHecttriH un-
der the will Of George Hesse. "a.
Deeds.
Norman Wilcoxon I" Anna. B!anken'
SOD. lot 1877 in Warwood.
Frank \. Patterson 10 Carl G. Fan
dali. lot No. 3. in ratcrson'3 sur>Hvi'
sion.
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A PRACTICAL HOUSE DRESS
1905. She who chooses this mooel
for her work dress Will find every
work day brighter because OF tho COM
fort and convenience which this style
reflects Dotted percale and white
linen are here combined.
The pattern is cut in seven sizes: -
IS. SIS, 40, -. ~ and IS inches puSt
measure \ 3S-'nch size will require
G.. yards OF 36-tch material. Tho
width At the foo. Is about two yards.
Pattern mailed TO any address on
recent Of Iec in silver or stampa
Write name and address pIainly. Send
- cents 10 The Intellfgencer Office
Wheeling, ". Va.
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
nors HE TRY EXPERIMENTS ?

7 feel that know the answer TO that
But | am afraid everyone may not feel
the same.
romorrow-Tne Gratitude Hog.
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
s Minutes to Answer This

Take spout. add small spiked
vhecl suhstract a mason's implement;
add A huffoon. add a slippery Gus
TONER. add an elastic wooden weapon
suhstrart CONCEALED water. suhstract IN
anatomical Joint. add the fruit OF the
oak. suhstract n painful thickening OF
the cuticle and resulting letters Wall
spell the name OF one OF Jobs daush-
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ANswER TO YESTERDAYS.

In the problem OF the field which
contained Just As many acres as IL re-
quired twelve-foot long rails 10 build
a fence three rails high to inclose II,
we find the rails To be OF a very &C
communicating length. as il requires
lust 1850 rails. which is just tho
number Of square feet 10 an acre. or
the number OF linear feet on one side
Of the field. One rail cut into twelve
rieces would build three-rail fence
around one square foot. therefore Inc
answer is found TO he as ! Is to a.
500.
Pennsylvania had 40 paper mills in
1910.
The commonwealth., 1922-08-12
Nas4sTii CAROLINA,
HAISIFAX COUNTY.

HAIsIFAX COUNTY.
BY VIRTUE Of power vested
in me by that judgment and de-
cree entered by S. nj. Gary,
Clerk Of the Superior Court OF
Halifax County, on the Oath
day of July, 1922, in that special
proceeding pending in said Court
entitled "P. L. Salisbury VS. +. =.
Curlin and his wife, Pattle Cur
lin, Luther Mizell, Pleasant Mi
zell, Bradford Mizell, Ernest MI
zell and Alvin Mlzell, heirs-at-
law of F. NJ. Mizell, the four last
named being infants under the
age Of twenty-one years and ap
pearing herein by their duly ap-
pointed Guardian ad Litem, c.
Mae Johnson;" and by virtue Of
power vested in the Trustee IN
that deed Of trust executed by
thhe said F. M. Mizell on the
18th day Of July, 1887, and re
corded in the Office Q fthe Regis
ter Of Deeds for Halifax County
in Book rs at Page PA, | shall,
on Friday, September 18th, 1922,
at twelve O'Clock NJ, in front Of
The Scotland Neck. Bank, Scot
land Neck, n. c., sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, at public
auction, the following described
tract or parcel Of land, lying, be-
ing and situate in Halifax Coun-
ty, North Carolina, to-wit:
"That tract or parcel Of land
bounded by the lands Of Sallle
Weathersbee, Jane Weathersbee
John Curry, Brantley Curry,
John r. Hyman and the Tarhoro
Road, and containing 200 acres,
more or less, and being the tract
or parcel Of land conveyed to
the said F. NJ. Mizell by Biggs &
johnson by deed dated the 18th
day Of July, 1897
Terms Of Sale: Cash.
Place Of Sale: In front Of The
Scotland Neck Bank, Scotland
Neck, N. G.
Time Of Sale: II o'clock NJ.
Friday, September 18th, 1922.
This the 18th day Of Aug, 1922.
r. c.. Dunn, S. Album,
Attorney. Trustea
The commonwealth., 1922-08-12
CANDIDATE
CARDS
FOR LEGISLATURE

[ hereby announce my candl-
dacy for nomination by the
Democratic Party as a member
Of the House of Representatives
Of the General Assembly from
Halifax County, subject to the
action Of the Democratic Pri-
maries to be held August 26th,
1922. 9-4-to S-26
r. II. PARKER
The commonwealth., 1922-08-12
FOR CLERK OF COURT

[ hereby announce that I will
be candidate for Clerk Super
ior Court Of Halifax County,
subject to the Democratic Pri-
mary.
I also take this opportunity to
express my sincere thanks to the
people Of Halifax County for
their loyal support in the past
and assure them that if nominal
ed and elected l will endeavor tc
give them the best service pos
sible as their Clerk.
Respectfully.
STERLING n, GARY
6-2-1-17-tf
The commonwealth., 1922-08-12
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY
COMMISSIONER

| hereby announce myself a
candidate for County Commits
sioner, subject to the Democratic
T rimary. 5~18-6-2-7 17-tf
j. A. KITCHIN.
The commonwealth., 1922-08-12
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

[ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office Of Coun-
ty Treasurer subject to the ac,
ton Of the Democratic primary.
NORFLEET S. SMITH.
The commonwealth., 1922-08-12
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

CAND1DA1G - FOh 0f1EIh1FF
[ hereby declare myself to be
a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff of Halifax County in the
coming Democratic Primary and
will appreciate the support Of all
Democrats. 4-25-6-2-7-17-tf
j. A. HOUSE. Thelma, N. c..