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Columbia, Pence and the Spirit of
Brotherly love have been joTpeiTTii one
person, a beautiful womuu. This
young lady was one of Ihe central hK
ures in a pageant staged at the Sesiiul-
CeDtenuial International Kxpo»illon lu
Philadelphia, celebrating 150 years of
American IndepentH-ttce. The Exposi
tioo continues until I" 1 .. ueinbei i.
Mr. Jack Edwards of the firm of
Ward, Grimes and lid wards, of Green
ville appeared for the defense in the
trial of the case of Harrison v.eraui-
Barnhill here this week.
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At Atlanta Home
Asa G. Candler, first called the
('oca-Cola" inventyr ami later the Coca-
Cola King, iff saiil to be dangerously
ill at a hospital in Atlanta, his home
town. He Is'now an old man and for
a long time his" health has not been
vt ry good.. Coca-Cola lias made him
one of the South's wealthiest men. He
nin be credited as the man who in
vented the most popular. American
drink, except the man who invented
whisky.
WANTED: SECOND HAND Oil.
Cook Stove, Nesco preferred.—
Stephen Gano, Williamst6on, N. C.
NOTICE OF ST KAY
, A two»yeir old dark red steer with
wide hor/is has been at my home for
a few days: Owner please cull for
-|iay rnsl ■. :nwl d.'linage.—('.
M. Burden. 2t
IFX AN TRUES: NOW IS THE
time to f get information as to
prices, growing, etc. All free for the
asking. J.' 11. Weight, Cairo, Ga. sl7 8
MONEY TALKS
Salesman, Salesladies and Retail
merchant. My items fit all 4 of you.
Salesman averages SI.OO profit for
every dealer called on. Costs dealer
if'i.OO, he sells for $,'1.50 makes $1.50
on $2.00 invested. ' Saelsnian makes
-1.00. If you are a Salesman or wish
to become one. If you never sold any
thing in your life 1 will tell you how
to make better than SIOO.OO a week.
(Address) Geo. 1.. Lane, Manstield,
)hio.
666
in a prescription for
MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVEK
DENGUE OK HI LIOI\S FEVER
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GORMAN'S MARKET REPORT
The market over a million pounds. With second sale and close to two hundred thousand pounds Gorman's finished before quitting. Our customers are
highly pleased. The sales since Monday have not been sc* large and all houses have finished around four o'clock. We can now advise you to start selling your tine .
tobacco. The Imperial, also the American and one or two of the Independents have commenced buying the Better grades and our Wednesday's sale was the best of
the season. In this sale we sold several loads averaging from 45 to over 50c per pound. If you are not selling with us, come see our sales or talk to some of those who
do sell at Gorman's and we feel sure you will send us your next load. We know good and fine tobacco and are not afraid to back our judgment.
WE HAVE FIRST SALE MONDAY, SECOND SALE TUESDAY, FIRST SALE WEDNESDAY, SECOND SALE THURSDAY, AND FIRST SALE FRIDAY.
Below we give you two sales of the many good Ones we made on our Wednesday's sale: •- , - V
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A. Harrell 114 at 47,152 at 48,76 at 66,100 at 75, 32 at 81, 92 at 59 _ vAverage $58.60 *
L. L. Harrell 126 at 37,184 at 75,210 at 59, 96 at 43, 100 at 45,86 at 33,40 at 35 Average $51.90 %
Yours Truly, J. N. GORMAN &SONS, Greenville, N. C.
Poultry and Swine
Featured at Fair
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nings were well distributed, however,
among a half dozen states and every
exhibitor won fitter prize money or
ribbons for merit. Sixty seven varie
ties of standard breed poultry, were
exhibited and made a verv/* evenly
balanced poultry show, quality run
ning high' in all cases.
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The best display of Plymouth
Rocks won the prize for F. J. Urqu
hurt, Portsmouth, Va. This was the
barred rock variety. The Roanoke
Poultry farm of Williamston held its
own against all comers and Theodore
Roberson's White Orpingtons kept the
FOR RENT: ONE SEVEN ROOM
house in Robersonville, go6d water
find lights. Geo. W. Smith, Roberson
ville, N. C.
Treat Colds Externally
For sore throat, bronchitia or deep
chest colds, rub Vicks Vapoßub briskly
over throat and chest and cover with
warm flannel.
Vicks acts in two way*— both direct:
abtorbtd like a liniment and inhaUd at
a vapor. A quick relief for the cold
troubles of all the family.
VICKS
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See roi i test on Dodge cars
40% 1- 3 oil, IQ%less gas
' ' "Standard" Motor Oil
ROAD tests with hundreds of cars prove tliat 1. Con»tantJus>r 1 cation.
the new "Standard" Motor Oil works won- 2. Minimum friction,
ders with automobile motor performance. 3 Less "breaking-down"
For instance, a Dodge, run 1,080 miles from speeds. l0 *" 1
September 24th to October 22d, 1925, showed 4 More mile , qu «rtof
40.9% increase in oil mileage; 10% increase in oil.
gas mi' age: smoother operation at all speeds; 5, getter hill climbing
more power; less drag on the hills. smoother operation.
Here's performance you have never dreamed of Negligible carbon,
getting from any lubricating oil. Drive around 7. Actual saving in gasoline.
to the nearest "Standard" Service Station or
dealer and get a crank case full. Then expect
results. You can actually feel the difference. _
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(New Jersey) *
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best prize money in Williamston. The!
best display of Silver Leghorns,
shown by J. E. Dotier of Rocky
Mount won for best display in its
class. H. M. Britt of Tarboro won for
the best display of single comb
Rhode Island Reds. A. V. Roe»d, of
Portsmouth wan for the display of
single comb Anconas. J. A. May, of
Nashville, N. C. won for the best dis
play of Black Minoracs. C. W. Jacks
won with the best display of White
Wyandattes. In the Asiatic class, N.
Dennie, of Rocky Mount won with
his black Langshans. The best display
in the American class other than Reds
Rocks, Orpingtons and Wyandatts,
was shown by Clarence of
Portsmouth with his Rhode Island
Whites. The best miscellaneous dis
play was sent in by W. H. Cooper of
Nashville with silver spangled Ham
bergs featuring.
The sweep stakes winners:
Best coop Jersey Black Giant, own
ed by W. C. Kanoy, Dunn, N. C.
Best hen in show, White Wyandotte,
owned by C. W. Jacks, Rocky Mount.
Best cockerel in show, partridge Wy
andotte, owned by Dr. B. H. Haek-
Ship To
WINBORNE & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Norfolk, Va., Cotton Suffolk, Va., Peanuts
Always Ret from US at Norfolk our
latest prices on Peanut BaRS, BaRRinR and
ties before buyinß. ■ r
Norfolk Office —National Bank of Com
merce Building.
Suffolk Office—Star BICTR. Factory Street.
THE igffraPfelgJg-WtiXLlMfittOM, N. C.
ney, Lucama, N. C. Best pullet in
show, Rhode Island Red, owned., by
H. M. Britt, Tarboro. Best pen in
show, Rhode Island Reds, owned by
H. M. Britt, Tarboro. Beat display in
show, White Wyandottes, owned by
C. W. Jacks, Reeky Mount.
Mr. J. Henry Wolsieffer, national
ly known authority on poultry, judg
ed the show and commented especial
ly on the high quality running all
through the various classes. Mr. Wol
sieffer is publicity manager of the
Scsqui-Centennial show and booked
p. number of exhibits from the Roa
noke show to go to the Sesqui show
at Philudelphia the last week in Oc
tober.
A representative of the Madison
Square Garden show was also on
hand soliciting exhibits from this
show for their internationally known
show to be held in New York nej#
January.
The Roanoke Fair poultry show has
achieved a national reputation and is
generally considered the most import
ant fall show held south of Wash
ington, D. C.
Five counties had county exhibits,
Beaufort taking first prize under the
leadership of Miss Violet Alexander,
the efficient home demonstration
agent of that county. Hertford coun
ty carried away second price and Mar
tin third. Miss Anna Trentham who
has been here only two months, is due
much of the credit as it was a combi
nation of her own work and her or
ganisation of others that gave Mar
tin its high standing in such keen
competition. Washington and North
ampton, both had fine exhibits, th«
two counties carrying away many rib
bona as well as cash prizes.
The community school prises went,
first to Community Road school,' Cr
aven county and second prize to the
Jamesville school.
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The county farm exhibits proved
to be one of the sharpest contests in
the entire fair, only good judges were
fcble to name the winner by a Scale of
points. Beaufort county took first
STOP! STOP!
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IF YOU WORK, READ THIS AD AND THEN THINK OUR SUG
, S GESTION OVER
We after a hard year's work, should have a lit
tle pleasure.
Just at this time when you are having that pleasure you are en
titled to stop one moment and think of your future of only a few
years, when you will soon be old and gray.
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WE HAVE A SUGGESTION THAT WILL DRIVE AWAY THIS
WORRY
A bank account properly handled drives away worry and
brings comfort. It is the beacon light pointing oujt the pathway to
peaceful old age, which is sure to come. One dollar deposited each
week in our bank may solve your problem. Why not start this now
and watch the results?
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OUR SERVICE IS ALIKE TO ALL
The Planters &
Merchants Bank
Everetts North Carolina
with Mr. E. P. Welch in eharge. Mr.
Carter Tiadak, a fanner of wide ex
perience, put on the Craven county ex
hibit, which was awarded second
place. Martin, under the leadership
of' County Agent, T. D. Brandon
took third placa
Four Martin county schools had ex
hibits, Robersonville taking first
DR. HOWARD SMITH
The Eye-Sight Specialist, of Monroe, N. C., will be here again
Monday and Tuesday, September 27 and 28
See him for satisfactory glasses at a reasonable price. The price
has been greatly reduced on Kryptok Bi-Focals—the double-viaion
glasses without a seam. Satisfaction guaranteed.
R. L. Stewart, Jeweler, Washington, N. C.
BRING US YOUR WATCH WORK ALSO
Williams ton second, Jamesville third,
and Everetts fourth. Many other
prizes were won by individuals.
The individual displays showed
that wonderful improvement has
been made in every line by our people
during the past few years. The work
now being show by them will compare
with that shown in any place.