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kinston
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WELCOME
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FARMERS
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TOBACCO
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PRICES. ARE
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-ked, la not only her j
ourselves, but en
of others. An
as not have the fa
ting, therefore the
i t o the thinking, and
f y It would be a wiae
i : V driver of each car
i i , .q upon himself the re
i ,:-ty of thinking for the
. - r fellow. . t "r
Mr. C C Quuui. suffered
slight heart attack la his store'
Monday morning but we are glad ;
to know that he la up and going
about hie buslneM again. , ,
D. White, Duplin's former pop
ular Health Officer, "we are in
formed la now located In ; the
Western part of. the State with
health work? of three counties un
der his direction, ",
. Last Friday night 1 Norwood
West of Norwood Garage in
Warsaw was called to the scene
of a wreck to excavate an auto
mobile from a ditch. While In the '
process of pulling : the car out
with his wrecker along came an
other car and crashed Into the
wrecker, doing It considerable da
mage. The car evidently was not
damaged so very much aa it sped
BE SURE
AND VISIT
OUR STORE
BEFORE
BUYING!
York ;
Clothing
Company
KINSTON,
Crazy Tobacco Tags ,
At Kenansville
The Crazy Tobacco Taga will ftp-
pear In the Kenans vllle school au
ditorium on Tuesday night, Sept
ember 10th. Their appearance ,; is
being sponsored by the school, ac
cording ; to an announcement . by
Mr. Dickson, the principle.
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Farmers, One Of.'
Kinston's New 1 .
Warehouses
The New Farmer's Warehouse
was built recently. . It r has ample
floor space and all modern conven
iences. John Jenkins, Willie Wick
ham and Louis Pollock are owners
and managers. Mr. Boone, .. well
known in tobacco circles, is, auc
tioneer. The lighting in this bouse
is Ideal. This house is convenient
ly located m the southern part of
the city.'-. ? -i . . - . -c '
A fine spirit of cooperation pre
vails among the warehousemen in
Kinston. , The owners have provid
ed every convenience for the ben
efit of tobacco farmers. They bave
been active throughout the year
for the enlargement of the Kins-
ton tobacco market Business' and
prof esslonal men are: cooperating
with the warehousement
Smith Chapel News
The T. P. I gave a chicken: fry
at the home of Miss Eva Smith
Saturday evening. A large crowd
attended and it was enjoyed by
everyone. ,
MlSB Eunice Mae smiut or seven
Springs was a week end visitor bf
Miss Mattie Pearl Smith. -
Mr. Allen Rhodes has returned to
his borne after yUiting his brother
Mr. W. P.'Oakes, of New Bern.;
Mr. XL W. Xessler visited In the
home of Mr. J. R. Miller Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Smith vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith Sa
turday evening. ,
Misses Lela Boney of Warsaw
and Eloulse Turner of Rocky Mt,
are spending some time with their
aunt, Mrs. Leon Smith. 'v '
Miss Hester Swinson was a week
end visitor of Miss Gladys Smith.
The many friends of Mr.. Lamb
Smith regret to learn of his Illness.
Among those who visited Caro
lina Beach Sunday were: Mr." and
Mrs. Jerry Smith and Joyce, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Smith and Ar-
deth, Mrs. Ann Smith and Eady,
Lawson Williams, Clarence Shep
pard, B. T. and Eula Sheppard,
Mrs. Raymond Rogers and Mrs.
Virginia Smith. , :
' Beulaville News . ,
' Mr. and Mrs. John Boetlc spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Isaac
Mitchell.- '" - .' u
. Mrs. 3. I Mller is very . sick.
We hope he will soon recover.
Mr. C.-F. Ellington of Slier
City and Mr. and Mrs. Fannie El
lington, of Slut Hope spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs, Isaac
Mitchell. " .
Miss Dorothy Mae Bos tic spent
Sunday with Miss Foye Ellington.
Miss OzeU MitcheU spent the
week end with her sister, Miss Ru
by MitcheU of Kinston. - ' ''
Mr. and Mrs. Remus Hall has
moved back with his father.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hall, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Miller spent the
week at Wrightsville Beach.. ,
Miss Delfie ' Edwards visited
Miss Foye Ellington Sunday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Omon Edwards
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Mitchell Sunday.
Miss Callle Carter spent Sunday
with Mrs. Isaac Mitchell. ,
DRUM0ND3VILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Potter and
son8,Lanle and Alvln attended tte
funeral of Mr. Ivey Stroud, neat t
rik Ilia lloiiOay, evening. j
;1 of C
e week end v
; Mae Creech. ,
Gu i , 3 llary an4
rie Po- t y were: ll.firs
Mildren a i ...e Mae' EarwU k, -Kathakin
forcer and Thelma
Price. . ' I
,',Mr. and llrs. Crover Adiros and v
children of Grants Cl;--j-cl vl.Jited i
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Adams Sunday. ,u
Mr. Daniel Potter and son Jo . n
Mr. H. P. Pollard and son Mnvlimrt '
of Broadhurst Bridge and Mr. Na
than Talton of Princeton attended
church at Oak Grove Sunday after
noon. .
!. Miss Mildred Berwick of Kinston
spent the week end at her home in
this 'section, - . , ,
Mrs, Mae Creech was a guest in
the home of Mrs.; Daniel Potter
Friday night
. Miss Ruth Berwick was a Golds-
boro shopper Friday. ,
Mr. Clarence Price and daughter
Thelma, Mrs.' Alvln i Potter and
Mrs. Daniel Potter and daughters,
Mary, Mane and Sarah; were visi.
tors in Blizzard's Cross-Roads sec
tion Saturday afternoon. 1
Mr. Mark H1U of Kinston was a
visitor in this section Sunday.
SARECTA NEWS
Mr. John Smith and Mr. Halv
Teachey spent Tuesday at Carolina
Beach. ' a
Mr. W. "T. Hlmnant. of Rcickv
Mount, spent Wednesday In v the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Kent Hol
land. - , "t-v ,
Messers John Smith, - Eugene
Smith, and Raeford Williams went
to the Border Market with tobac-
Classified Ad
, Trailer Lost v
:: Lost some time Friday ' night,
August 16, between midnight and
day, one half-ton trailor, license
number 76416; serial number 66046
will be found on axle. Made from
axle of a Model T Ford, with a
spring on each side. Body swagged
a little on right side due to brok
en , spring; iron tongues reaching:
from rear of trailor Any informa
tion leading to the recovery will be
amply rewarded Notify, ' ;
LUTHER SMITH, 1 1 - '
Pink HllVRt S or the DUPLIN
TIMES office, Kenansville. '
. 8-22-2t pd.
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. 1 XI
!.! went to i
- Iloi;and e l .
at the wf
i i I.s. At", iir
t utu' y i
Ike.'
-;ti, Vii 1 r. f
: jUand e
i tt t: e home
M.i.
e'
Jl . t
Bet y
have I
Uvea i i
past v
Mi .
"Jack" i
ed h
days at '
Billy
time v ' s
Whit;., i.
Mr. 1 Urs. Geo.' Jackson and
David li. ' 'th spent the. week end
ai si 'i
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.t ii Bihv H t.t.' r fir
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i. Kit Smith ani " -
t Fhiladt'J, ' a, I a.,
ug friends ud i " i
3 section ' during t .
i Smith and sous
- 'Trother" have return
; . r spending several
sviUe.
..'.old is spending some
Hrt and Mrs. - Jammie
A 1 ,? 8 t.xuiilr of pecj .'.e at-
i t 'e " mce b"d chicken f, y
' ' l et tl.e home of V-T. and Krs.
' Lrock Fridiiy night. It was
i very rw
i 5. Ben .viiison spent the
we- i ei with Mrs. R. L. Mln
ton.. - . '
, I"gss Mary Hodges rf Warsaw
was the guest of Miss Jane and
1 -rtiia Swinson last week. ' '
ter. Sam Mathls of ML - Olive
spent several weeks at the home of
Miss Mattie Swinson.
Mr. Percy Best of Warsaw is
,. - -- - -- - wv.-
. ; 1 1 "jwj I under
U ' if si- Ur harveat bene-
f t t ' I?
. . i: There is a small a
o, t of i . t food in green tor
i o f ' x s but the greatest bene
I.i cons'-s from t-.e control of !n-s-ct
pests. If left Standing In the
fii-M t-e s ukers ea stalks furnish
biecJirg: pUces for miltons of in
sect routs that will attack the crop
next season and for that reason a
lone they should be either cut or
plowed under. The destruction of
the stalks immediately after har
vest also controls to some v extent
certain diseases that affect tobac
co plafys.' ' j , .
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Detlove f
Ccuny is I' j'
to t..:e caie cf 1 .
est of alfalfa p- 11
Roosevelt s"r.-"3 I
bus and truck control.
. Treasury reports use i
money malts big g'ltns.
joiir M. Li.
Blzcli arJ LI! '
4 kinstoi;
llish C!as3 3crJi .
; 130JN. Queen
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, ' ; - Kinston's Leading Department Store v " ' . '
IJAS BUILT ITS BUSINESS AND FRIENDS AMONG , TIIE PLANTERS OF
ii KINSTON'S MARKET TERRITORY THROUGH YEARS OF
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Offers the tobacco Growers of East, Carolina a Biffger and Better Market Than
Ever Before and BELK'S Offer a Bigger and Better Stock 01 inercnanaise r rum
Soil Tobacco In Kmstori -Buy at Bclk's
fill
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For The First Time This Seaoori
1st Sale
i 1 - -OPENING
DAY '
Monday, Aug 26th.
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; LOCATED ON
SOUTH QUEEN STREET
, i e i, S"' H t V ST " t . fi . i " i V,'
"Best In Sales and Service,3!
T1
LOOK FOR THE BIG
ELECTRIC SIGN
3 1st SALES OPENING WEEK
.' Monday, Aug. 26th., Wednesday, Aug. 2SUl,
- 1 Friday, Aug. 80th. - '
HIGHElTPRICES START AT
FARMERS WAREHOUSE
THIS, WAREHOUSE BUILT TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS WITH EVERYTHING 'BEST , IN
:". WAREHOUSE SERVICE LET US WRITE YOUR 1935 CHECK : I , '
,6zzi2M 2222:12 do LTc;:3 ILcrJ C
; Owned and Operate j By JOHN JENKINS LOUIE POLLOCK WILLIE WICKHAf ,
WILLIE WICKIIAM, toOVN BY TOBACCO GROWERS EVERYWHERE WILL AS USUAL
PUSH EVERY. PILE OF TOBACCO OFFERED TO IT3 PE3T .VALUE AND STRONGLY PRO-
interest..
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The Above Proprietors
W. L. (Bill) KYLE, -
MANLEY , EOYETTD,
tect our curJTo::"::G
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