HAl? BR0T^i^c
No rtvlaw of the commercial dor.
?lopmont of Win ton would bo com
piste without referonco to the pro
greasive up-to-date busineae fit Halo
Brothers, proprietor* of a modern
soda fountain, confectionery and
receiving a large patronage from
visitors to the county seat
The business waa established in
1920 on a small scale1 and has grown
'due largely to the successful meth
ods employed by the proprietors who
are in active charge of its manage
ment. Coourtesy, accomodation and
service' are their watchwords, and
their store is popular with towns
jjj people and visitors alike.
In addition to amodera, sanitary
Viailnniiieew a large
? stock of candies, confectionary
? fruits, cigars, tobacco#,
9 ettes, aa well as fruits. The lunch
B counter is an added attract!.- ./Man
? has added to its poularity.
The store ie clean and attractiva
P in every way, and the proprietors are
J; to be highly complimented on their
? success.
The members of the Arm are
; Messrs. E. D. Hale, and L. M. Hale,
natives of Hertford County.
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G. E. HOLLOMAN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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Giving satisfaction is s commend
able spirit in a merchant these days
and the merchant who devotes his
time to satisfying the wants of
his customers and the public gener
ally is not only making a success for
himself but is also raising the stand
? and of his competitors.
That is what Mr. G. E Holloman
is doing at Cofield, where he has been
engaged in the general mercantile
business for the last four years.
Mr. Holloman specialises in shoes
for the entire family, and carries a
large line of the beat brands. He
has an extensive trade throughout
this 'section, and has been the means
of making OSfeald the trading center
for a large proportion of the popu
lation of Hertford county.
In addition Mr. Holloman carries
a well selected stock of dry goods,
notions, staple and fancy groceries,
fldur, feed, meats, cigars, toboccos,
candies and confections.
The store ^outfitted with a mod
ern, sanitary soda fountain where
the choicest soft drinks are served
at all seasons.
-"-Mr. Holloman is a native of Hert
ford County and was formerly en- '
urged in the automobile business. |
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R. SEWELL, HOTEL
AND AUTO LIVERY ]
Forty-one years ago Mr. R. Sewell
established himself in business
! Murfreesboro, starting out os pro
prietor of a grocery store on a small
scale?
Later Ye opened the Sewell Hotel
| in the town, an hostelry which is
j famous for its meals throughout this
| section. The hotel has accomodations
1 for fifteen persons, and is operated
Ion the" American plan, the service
being splendid and a great asset to
Murfreesboro, adding to its prestige
as a trading center and giving it a
first class hotel which would be a
credit to a much larger place.
Mr. Sewell also owns a large auto
(livery having splendid equipment and
giving excellent service to travelers.
He is always ready and willing to ex
tend a welcome to the visitor to
Murfreesboro and no man has a wider
acquaintance or is more popular
amopg a large circle of friends
througout this section.
I ? The Sewell grocery store is noted
II for high quality of its groceries, and
11 the stock includes staple and fancy
i | articles, flour, feed, cured and salt
g; meats, confectineries, fruits, candies,
S cigars, tobacco, cigarettes and soft
[ I drinks.
j FUTRELL'S FINE
DRUG STORE
One of Murfreesboro's beet known
| and moat wide-awake citizens is Mr.
| W. Joe Futrell, proprietor of Fur
| rell's Drug Store.
The drug store is one of the most
| attractive and best stocked estab
j lishments in this entire section and
! has done much to enhance thl pres
I tige of Murfreeaboro as a satisfact
j ory trading section of Eestern North
I Carolina.
The store carries a large and varied
[ stock of paten and proprietory medi
| cines, rubber goods, druggist's sun
| dries, paints, oils, and varnishes, sta
Itionery, toilet articles, candies, con
fectioneries, etc.
At present the store has no pre
scription department but one may be
added later,
yj The store haa attractive oak flz
tures, tiled floors, and in every way
is an asset to Murfreesboro. There
gather citizens to discuss topics of
the day and the atmoephere of cor
diality and accomodation is a big
feature of the establishment.
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W. P. Shaw, Pres. J. P. Mitchell. r.AU>
J. O. Askew, Vice-Pre*. P. 3. Jordan, Ant Cashier
Mary Brady, Ant Caslrier
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It is the man who makes a habit of
savins and savins regularljl who
Sets along in these days and times
START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT v
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YOU CAN BANK ON OUR BANK /
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FOR SAFETY AND SERVICE
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SURPLUS ? - - 25,000
PAID UP CAPITAL $25,000 *
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Merchant and Farmers Bank
WINTON, N. C
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts 4
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D. R. McGLOHON, President
DR. W. B. POLLARD, Vice Pres. W. A. SYKES, Cashier
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] Capital and Surplus $17,000.00 I
| TREASURER FOR HERTFORD COUNTY I
I Billions of the Nation's Dollars are kept out of circulation by hoarders. Not long:
ago a laborer accounted for a couple of thousand of this money. It was his life
savings and he had concealed it in a stove. Some thoughtless person started a
fire in the stove and reduced his money to ashes. These folks who persist in -?
keeping money in queer places are*losing interest, taking dangerous chances and
I tying up money that ought to be doing the world's work. BANKED MONEY
helps industry. 3
I THIS BANK OFFERS YOU EVERY PROTECTION I
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I 4 PER CENT ON SAVINGS I
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I Safety and Service I
I BANK OF WINTON I
I WINTON, NORTH CAROLINA I
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I J. A. Powell, Pres. W. A. Perry, Vice-Pres.
J. O. Askew, Jr., Vice-Pres.
E. O. CALLIS, Cashier
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I COMPLETE BANKING
I SERVICE
Iin the heart of Northeastern North
Carolina. We offer yon every service
that conservative banking will allow. -
Bank of Harrellsville
yj Per cent Paid on Savings y|
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE UNE OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, AND LADIES
WEARING APPAREL, ALSO BOOTS AND
SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
HARDWARE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND
ALL KINDS OF FARM SUPPLIES
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General
Merchandise
IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT YOU WILL
FIND ONLY THE PURE FOOD PRODUCTS OF
THE LEADING. MANUFACTURES OF THE
COUNTRY
John O. Askew, Jr. Grady Askew
I ASKEW BROS.
I HarrelUville, N. C.
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I Mr. Farmer?
I We Sell For Less.
WE ARE IN A POSITION TO SUPPLY EVERY
NEED OF THE FARM AND HOME. OUR STOCK
IS LARGE AriD WELL SELECTED
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OUR STORE SHOULD BE YOUR HEADQUAR
TERS WHILE IN HARRELLSVILLE SHOPPING
PAY US A VISIT
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY?
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LYNCHBURG SHOE COMPANY'S SHOES
B. N. Syke* C. M. CallU
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I HarreUsville Mercantile
I Company
HARRELLSVILLE, N. C.
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