Roanoke-Chowan Times from Rich Square, North Carolina • Page 7

7 THE BOANOKE -CHOWAN TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912. Jacob Bennett's Wedding Gift Jewblht Stobb, Norfolk, Va. I0X0BEL NEWS NOTICE. Watches Tk USSSSSSJT' Diamonds Hew lank Bolldiog-For Better Pas-seoger Service laoy Nsw Buildings Personals. After a long absence, we renew our efforts and shall endeavor to Rive you the news from our bars: weekly.

nev. mr. rarnnarat nuea ms annointment at the Methodist lew Party InoM On Thursday June 6, 1912, there will be an ice cream Festival on Div A. Capehart's lawn, Riven by the Woman's Betterment Associ'ion. Public cordially invited.

All come and help a go jd cause. HISAPPLI AT10N. Wife "How does my new spring hat look, Tom?" Hub "Um! It looks to me like two weeks' salary." Boston Transcript. He'll lead no lifeT" Of smiling eas Who has a wife That's hard to please. Birmingham Age-Herald.

"The darkest day in any man's is that wherein he first fancies that there is some easier way of gaining a dollar than by. square-y earning it Horace Greeley. We make a Specialty of Gifts for the Bride, such as STERLING SILVER, Cut Glass and Novelties, Engagement Rings and Wedding Rings. Norfolk's Reliable Jeweler and Diamond Expert. JACOB BENNETT, 214 Main (Street, Academy or Music Building, NORFOLK, VA.

Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. We are Selling Agents for Co. niifg Ferguson Toilet Requisites If you are going to be in the market for a Peanut PicRer church here' Sunday afternoon The Methodists now have servic es twice each month. This is ahead of any other denomination here. MIbs Janie Cherry of Windsor spent several days here recently on a visit to her friend, Mrs.

Claude Smith. We understand that the Cape hart Overall Plant has shut down again. Very sorry that this enterprise can't run on full time, but possibly it will after awhile. Miss Mattie Liverman is on a visit to her (sister, Mrs. A V.

Cobb near Windsor. The painter's brush has been in evidence in Roxobel this spring and we are glad to see it. Those wing paint in beautifying and preserving their homes at present are Dr. P. C.

Jenkins. Mess. L. C. Hedspeth and Ed.

Wim-brow. The finishing touches are being applied to Dr. J. M. Jacobs' new home and he will move his family into same real soon.

Mr. John C. Tynes has workmen busily engaged building his residence near the Baptist church and it will help the looks of that part of our town considerably. The new residence of Rev. Joo.

this season call on us or drop us a card and we will make it interesting for you. All points considered we believe the Ferguson to be the best Is one of the mt important and necessary adjuncts to health and happiness and good looks. A woman's complexion is ber most priceless heritage, and she should picker on the market. shield it and guard it eternally The proper care of the complexion We will have one of the pickers in stock in a requires a great many IT VIIAJ For Peanut Pickers go to Toilet Helps Bank of Roxobel. A.

Capehart, President. P. B. Cole, Cashier. ESTABLISHED 1908 WITH $5,000.00 CAPITAL.

At close of fiscal year October, 1911, it christened its third birthday by doubling its Capital Stock from its earnings and left an undivided profit of over $800.00, a record of which we feel proud and invite comparison. Such success was made possible by giving its patrons a "Square Deal." Its motto has been and shall be "No Pets" but always alert to the interest of its customers large ot small. Its Stock Holders are among the most substantial farmers and business men of this section and their financial status is sufficient guarantee as to its safety Its management is under a competent executive and faithful Board of Directors. Its Cashier is a genial, courteous business man, who has been identified with the bank at Chapel Hill, N. C.

He would be pleased to talk Banking with you and invites you to call and open a Bank account with him. We take this opportunity to thatk our customers for liberal patronage in the past and solicit a continuation of the same. We pay 4 per cent on four months Certificates, 4 per cent, compounded on savings allowed to remain six months. By opening an acconnt with, the Bank of Roxobel you can give Bank reference and establish a credit and at the same time have your money insured against fire and burglars. We are in position to discount good papers and make liberal loans on approved collaterals.

DIRECTORS. Leroy Capehart, W. P. Harrbll, J. Cherry, T.

S. Norfleet, R. Brown, A. Capehart, R. C.

Mulxican and Pulaski Tyler. F. Cale is fast nearing comple which our store alone supplies in Rich Square. We give this impor tant department of our business i great deal of care and study, and we carry one of the most complete assortments of Toilet Goods to be found anywhere. This is not an idle boast, but an absolute fact the truth of which can be quickly Peele-Parker Company, Rich Square, N.

C. COSBY SHOES Fit Well, Wear Well and the Prices are Right! We would be dad to have vou call and examine ascertained by an examination of our stock. Drugs Sundries. Something of Interest! A complete line of Pure Drugs and up-to-date Sundries on hand. Prompt service and polite atten tion always extended.

Competent our line before making your purchases elsewhere as we feel sure that we can please you both as to quality of shoe and price. Farmers Supply Co. Rich Square, N. C. men to fill your doctor's prescrip tions.

Accuracy guaranteed. When you pause to decide where to open a bank account, don't forget that the policy of the CITIZENS BANK is to Save and to Serve. Let Us Serve You by Saving Your Earnings. tion and he-will be able to occupy same in a few weeks. This will be a very nice home.

Mrs. F. B. Jacobs, who purchased from Rev, J. Cale Irs cottage on Main has taken possession of same, moving in on June 1st We welcome Mrs.

Jacobs to our town, There has been talk around town for a week that the S. A. L. would put into service a passenger train from Lewiston to Portsmouth soon. This train would pass Roxobel early in the morning and return at night.

This is good news and we hope the rumor is a correct one. The patrons of the road are entitled to better accommodation than the road gives, and even if this train did not pay, the S. A L. Co. should be willing to give them this train, as the business on this branch is a paying proposition.

And too the S. A as it is, forces those who would patronize them to use the A. C. even if they were not disposed to so do. If the people along the R.

and T. Branch care anything about their respective communities they would try to bring to pasB this extra and needed service and lets all push to this end. The Bank of Roxobel will build a larger bank building this summer and, we understand, that contract for same will be let soon. This is needed and therefore, will not come any too soon. It is expected that an up-to-date structure wMl be built The location will probably be near that of the old bank building and the new bank that will open for business the coming fall will be somewhere near the Post Office.

There are other improvements that are coming Roxobel 's way this year, reports of which will be made later. If Roxebel had Rich Square Drug Saving is making, but making is not saving. Open an account with us and "watch it grow. Cmpany, DiatCTOKs: J. T.

Flytbe, C. Dr. H. W. Lewis, Eon.

B. S. Gay, E. 8. Bowers, H.

H. Grant. The Bank of JACKSON, N. C. RICH SQUARE.

N.C THE CITIZENS BANK, MURFREESBORO. N. C. The Financier of New York (THE LARGEST BANKING NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD) SAYS THE BANK OF NORTHAMPTON IS ON THEi Do Ton Appreciate Stationary Gasoline Engine. ROLL OF HONOR.

Classical Printing? Approximately there are fifteen thousand State Banks in the United States. Only thirteen hundred of these are entitled to position on the Roll of Honor. Let us serve you to our mutual advantage. I have the agency for the MIAMI Stationary, Portable and Traction Gasoline Jngines, made in Middletown, Ohio, and guaranteed by the makers. Simplest and best Engine on the market.

Every one I have placed has given entire sattsf action. Low prices, easy Yours truly, U. H. GRANT, Cashier. If you do I will be pleased to DELIVER THE GOODS.

terms. I am also agent for Stone Feed Grinders, Leader Water Systems, Peanut and Grain Threshers, Cotton Gins and Presses. Repairs for all kinds of Machinery and Pipe Fitting furnished on short notice. W. J.

JENKINS. Rich Square, N. a united population and free of so much selfishness, we would Letter Heads, Packet Heads. Bill Heads, Statements, Order Blanks, BUY YOUR Farming Implements OF THE Farmers Supply Co. And Get Good Value for Little Money.

have a nice and growing little town, but as it Is. we are handi- capped by those who retard progress, it seems, rather than help to do something7 in the town's behalf. Many of our people will help the neighbor of some one else, rather than help their own, Roxy. Remittance Blanks, Envelopes, any size Hand Bills, Business Visiting Cards, in fact most any kind of printing you may want 'i "-i-' L'-- i'A-v 'M- ') Ccntrcctcr and Builder. For all Brick and Plastering Construction Work communicate with A.

TV Vick, Contractor and Builder, 4 Franklin, before letting contract. 1-241-yr JAMES E. SMITH, Job Printer, Subscribe to The Roanoke-Chowan Tirr.c: Tea Roanokb-Chowan Tiaras and Bryan's Commoner $1.60. Rich Square, N..