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Chadboui
Chadbourn Ready f
For Opening Of ZZ
Market August 20 L-j
Three Warehouses, Myers,
New Graham. And The Qgti
New Brink Warehouses fo'**VViM
Be In Readiness njlhL
MERCHANTS MAKING
MANY FR' PARATIONS p*
Merch.'.r.i: arc Looking Forward
. Serving The Pa- HfcM
tro>js And Customers
Of The Market
Chadbourn's three tobacco i''' "
warehouses, operated by veteran IMPC
tobacconists are in complete read-' seen jn
iness for the opening of the sel- j must ](nov
ling season on Tuesday. August
20th. when sales begin promptly J J- L. Pinni:
at nine o'clock. I tobacco war
Chadbcurr.'s oldest warehouse nix has bee
is operated by ' e dean of Chad- market nine
bourn warehousemen and the,has been his
market's original warehouseman ation of the
and founder. Gee. A. Myers, who years. Both
lias associated with him. his son, ate warehoui
Geo. Myers, Jr. Mr. Myers is and have mi
highly respected as a warehouse- ful warehoui
man and experienced tobacconist i credit. The 1
by warehousemen, buyers and a modernazs
farmers and has a long ' record! year and th
as a successful warehouse oper-1 house was
ator. ! The third
The New Brick warehouse is i Chadbourn g
operated by W. B. Daniel and' Graham opei
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; AUTUMf
A time for peac
joy of work well dor
But there can be i
comfort nor peace
snrnJ iirktlfi f El ?1*0 1C 1
ve txnv tsivi v 10 i
unmarked grave of
loved one,
A Mounment is ;
and devotion?a lasl
has gone.
AT WHITEVILLE
serve the people of Colu
proud that we were ahi
? HIFER as manager th<
at all times to look after
IN ADDITION i
merits in Whiteville, we /,
berton that we would like
made any compromise wi
the public, and nothing
workmanship has been \
offered.
?"Buy Now a
COOPER MO!
HERBERT G. PHIpEF
SOUTHERN m
J. P. COOPER, Pres. ar
"No Contract Too Large
T<
mm
THE STATE
7? Boasts
CROPPING TOBACCO jj
IRTANT TASK?Tobacco cropping, such as
is picture, is no job for a novice. The cropper
v which leaf of tobacco is ripe enough to pull.
k. both well known ] and Cleveland Harris, who are
ehousemen. Mr. Pin ' beginning their third season in
n on the Chadbourn Chadbourn. Both men hail from
years and Mr. Daniel Tennessee where they operate
partner in the oper- warehouses and grow and handle
New Brick for three tobacco. Associated with them is
men, however oper- Sam C. Carter of Chadbourn.
i-c; tn Chadbourn
5es on OUll'I- mamcu , omu; ? ?
iny years of success- Messrs. Harris and Jones have
se operation to their won the confidence and approval
\Tew Brick warehouse j of patrons of the Chadbourn
ition program last market and have enjoyed excele
floor space of the | lent patronage. The New Graham
materially increased., warehouse was enlarged this seawarehouse
in the son by the addition of a leaf
;roup is the New' room, allowing space in the main
rated by Jack Jones' part of the house formerly used
:eful reflection upon the
le!
n0
your last gesture of love
ting tribute to one who
we have a monument plant to
mbtis and Brunswick. We are
\e to secure HERBERT G.
ere. He is willing and anxious
your interest.
fo the fine selection of monu\ave
another selection in Lum'
for you to see. We have never
th quality in our dealings with
but the finest materials and
used in any product we have
nd Save Money"?
MUMENT WORKS
t, Mgr., Whiteville, N. G.
lRBLE WORKS, Inc.
id Mgr. Lumberton, N. G.
t... No Order
do Small To Be Appreciated."
: PORT PILOT. SOUTHPO
Three
Pinnix, Daniel
I At New Brie!
Good Sales And Service F<
Many Years Has Bee
The Record At Chai
j bourn Warehouse
With a record of good sal
and service for many years
! L. Pinnix and W. B. Daniel, pr
j prietors of the New Brick war
house at Chr dbourn, are all ?
to do even better by the farm
! customers who sell tobacco wi
them this season.
Coming to Chadbourn ni
years ago Mr. Pinnix needs
j introduction to the hundreds
; farmers who sell on the Cha
bourn market. He is known f
and wide as a good judge of t
bacco and will be found, aloi
: with his partner, Mr. Daniel, lea
J ing the sale, and seeing th
! every pile of tobacco brings i
; best price. Mr. Daniel has bei
on the Chadbourn market f
; three seasons, coming from t!
Whiteville market. Mr. Dank
has had a wide experience in si
j ling tobacco in both the bord
[ and old belts and takes part
[every sale.
I Among the members of tl
warehouse force of the New Brii
warehouse, besides Mr. Daniel ai
Mr. Pinnix, are Garland Griffi
auctioneer; T. W. Bruce, boo
(keeper and bookman; Camera
Cashwell, clipman; Robt. Binni
1 floor manager.
The New Brick warehouse u
derwent an increase in flo
space last season and is now oi
of the biggest ar.d best in tl
ccur.ty. It has good light ai
every facility and comfort f
both farmers and buyers.
Income from Kansas farme
from chickens in 1939 was a
proximately $7,000,000: incon
from eggs, $12,565,000.
The forest service planted 1
000,000 trees in Kansas far
; shelter-belts this year.
! for this purpose to be devot<
to the sale of tobacco.
Chadbourn merchants ha
made great preparations for tl
i coming tobacco season and a
'looking forward to serving the
1 patrons and customers of tl
(market with excellent values
| good merchandise.
The finest Bright tobacco
is raised on Tobaccolanc
l
Copyright 1940, Liggett & Myers Tobacco G
RT, N. C.
Big T
I Father And Son
k Operate Myers
or George A. Myers And His
:n Son Have Been Operated
ing The Warehouse At
Chadbourn For Somej
time
es
j l George A. Myers, of Chado-;
bourn, is one of the oldest ware- j
e- housemen in the flue-cured toiet
j bacco section. He has been in
er | the warelfouse business in Danth
' ville, Va., continuously since 1892.
j Prior to that time, he raised tone
! bacco on his father's farm. In
no 11913, he went to Manning, S. C., ;
of j to run a warehouse. Two years
,d- i later, he built Myers' Warehouse
ar | and started the Chadbourn To;o
j bacco Market.
ngi In his 48 years of experience
d- j in the warehouse business, he
at has made and kept thousands of ;
- -1 ?hnoeamon
ts friends among- uie waiciwu^...v.T
en farmers, buyers, and merchants, '
or all of whom respect his ability
lie | and judgment. He has always
Is | done his best for the interest of
?J. I the farmer. He is a firm believer
er J in the auction system for selling
in | tobacco and has always urged I
that it be continued,
he ' Mr. Myers has been a director j'
ck j in the S. C. Belt Warehouse Assn. |1
[id for a number of years. During
ini that period, he has used his in- ^
]t. fluencc and time for the better-:
)n ment of the farmers in this belt. I k
iXi In the Old Belt, Mr. Myers is a!
director in one of the largest, c
n. warehouse concerns in the flue-1 v
or cured section.
oe Under the careful eye of his '
he! father, George A. Myers, Jr., is
ih following in his footsteps. He has
or ( been in Chadbourn working since} j.
< his childhood, and in Danville,1})
I since his education was complet- [
rs ! ed. He is rapidly gaining a re- [ h
p- putation as a good warehouseman.
ie | Young Mr. Myers, through his r
j untiring efforts in helping far- *
"! mers to get the most out of their j"
m tobacco, is making new friends fc
_ daily. With both of the Myers n
ed running the sale, it will be hard a
for any pile of tobacco to be sold a
ve for less than market price. j r
tie Both Myers believe in an expert y
re working force. They refuse to 2
sir hire anyone but the best. With s
iie them this year are George H. e
in Finch, auctioneer; J. Horace Lan- f
ier, bookkeeper; Clifton D. Cook, t
warn
c^r
W u /
obacco
Sign of Conquest '
In the wake of the triumphant fight- ' fi-*
ing forces of AdoJf Hitler come I
these police wbo, In addition to mop- I '
ping-up work, are engaged in I
changing street names to suit the I
Nazis. In the midst of shell-torn I i
ruins, somewhere in Prance, a Ger- I I
man trooper is putting up ?*
more to his liking, J
The stonefish found in Ausralian
waters, is reputed to be
he ugliest of fish.
Brazil is about to manufacture
ts own steel for the first time
a 100 years.
The number of the world's
mown elements is 92. ,
An air-conditioned bed which i
ools the sleeper in summer and j
arms in winter has been devis- j
d by the University of Wash- j
ogton.
Since 1860 four vice presidents ; I
lave succeeded to the presidency.! I
Female spiders eat their mates, I -p
lut apparently only when really. I
ungry. I V
It is 4,536 miles from Yoko-j1
loma to San Francisco. ! I T
Snow may melt and fall as
ain, but raindrops do not change *
o snow, which condenses from J
,-ater vapor.
100k man; J. S. Williams, clip i
nan; J. E. McLennan, floor man-' !
ger; P. Lennon, asst. floor man-1
ger; Clarence Bullard, ticket
narker; and others. The total j
ears' experience of this force is i
50 years. Every farmer is as- ,
ured of the most courteous and i
xpert service that can be given g(
rom the men that unload I
hrough the proprietors.
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tore. When you ore ir. C
cordially invited to drof
WJUilHil
M/cnNESDAY, AUGUST
yyarehoum
??TYf * i Hanis and
ipc \nd Hariris i n0 expense to B
ICS _ | | season one of tho best
i. Wpw GrahalU experieni vri:,ho\
IiT/TT j the business in ordsr
? "Fxoerienced To- can give their H|
Men And Grow
of everything ;r. the a'*
lfCO J Themselves; Had tobacco II
' .1 Season Last The New Grata
tccSiS 1 force besides Mess-., Hjfl
;ar _ Jones is composed, in
y,.\V Graham warehouse Qf ,h .
? rhadbourn market will be bookman; y. V. .B
. thl9 season with man; Clyde Biv.v
ted again Q Harris ager; Bill" Ga,, M
Jones and Cle q{ lhe Mr3. Willie Crowsy.
-oprietors and e the The New Graham B1
Both men, c?mp's afe ex. has been en! B
of Harris & Jone ow 1 Son with a 18
iced tobacco men , added to facilita* .
Co themselves an? ^ up? and storage of
M:JTmo"t successful sea- many minor ?
it Chadbourn last year and | changes that will
looking forward to a good ; the comfott of both v
n this year. [buyers. |.|
Seil This Crop Of Tobacco 1J
WAREHOUSE, k I
WHITEVlLim
SALES NEXT WEEK I
UESDAY, AUGUST 20 2nd H
/EDNESDAY AUGUST 21 ist H
HURSDAY, AUGUST 22nd 2nd W
RIDAY, AUGUST 23rd 1st SAiB
Charlie Mason. C. B. Brooks and H
J. R. Brooks, Sales Managers.
Lloyd McGovvan and Walter Parn H
Auctioneers H
>11 the 1940 Crop with BROOKS?It Will PayliK|
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Front Tobaccoland flj
ie farms of North and South ||
olina, Virginia and Georgia? ||
isterfield gets the millions of ||
nds of Bright tobacco that help IS
cool-smoking mildness and good 11
e to the cigarette that satisfies. 11
Make your next pack Chesterfield
and enjoy every modern gl
improvement that makes for if!
more smoking pleasure. II
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ople from practically every state in the Union B i
s Chesterfield factories a memorable adven- M j
Durham, Richmond, or San Francisco, you are aj|
> by the factory and see Chesterfields mode. a9|
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