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lVrGIRT WILL .ADDRESS
: GOLDSBORO JIWANIANS
Will Speak at Regular Meeting
There Tuesday
accepted an Invitation' to. address the
Goldsboro Iviwanls 'cl ab' at ; the' regu
lar meeting, to foe ieldTuesday night
at 7 o'clock. ' The invitation was ex
tended for the club by. Dr. C. F. Stros
nider. ' : , ' : ', '
The Goldsboro Klwanians have come
to realize the serious cohditlon incident
to the advent of the boll weevil into
North Carolina, and they have ; deter
mined to aid the farmers in, solving
the problem of adopting some crop to,
In -a measure, take ? the ' place of , th
fleecy" staple. Mr.: "McGirt r fcaV "been
asked 'to talk on this phase of the
farmers problems Tuesday night. V
Mr. McGirt ? wU advocate thetadop
tlon of the diversified f arming idea,
which Includes livestoek on a .'sm&ll
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will thereby establish a reputation for
yoii? store-as going out'-of theway'-t
dealfalriy; witlk ievetyone.
"There is', unquestionably a much bet
ter feeling regarding buamess 4 In.
dustrjes everywhere, generally. Price
are j n sQsounderN '-'basis and our- coun
try's ; condition will be . satisfactorily
met-and ; solved Within reasonably
short time. - Already the -ptimlstie
effects oti the XtiiA of cotton and; to-:
bacoo priees -is being f elt throughout
thfntirVvsouthSk Talk good times,
relieve good tlmes -and you will ha,ve
"good. 4 times.!' ''' r
Mr. Myers was tn Wilmington jres
terdaty aa" the guegt of ' W. F. Margin,
local manager of "the Morris Fertilijier
company, nd IL. V. HIne, lbci.1 man
ager erf Morris and company, paekers,
at the Cape Fear club. He met a
number of grocers and other citt tens
UPlnerhia TI tfl ConelUdindT a
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scale, to begin with, more "hog and
"W. A- MoGirt, manager of th North
'Carolina Landowners' association; has
hominy. - orm other words i.tip win
suggest that the " farmer aiae,vi near
as ; possible, everything ' lie needs - to
orpvlde the sustnanceof -lite,-both for
-his family and for farm stoclr. - Thia
looked out for.l; themvttie farmer can:
safely plant a little cotton. . ' '
TECLSr HOW TO BRING
ECK GOOD OLD DAYS
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GB.4.B A CAR AND TAKE A TRIP TO THE. BEACH
Spend the Day Pleiumntly at
LUMINA
"THE PEOPLES PLEASURE PLACE"
Bathing at Its Beat Bath Houses Open All Day Today
LIFE GUARD OX DUTY IOiOO A. M. TO 600 P. M.
SUBURBAN SCHEDULETIDEWATER POWER CO.
In effect Tuesday, September 6. 1921. .
Advertising Manager of Morris
and Co., in City for' Day
Gives Advice
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Special Schedule for Ssuedays
Cars leave "Center" every 0 min
utes from 8:80 A. M. till 8:00 P. M.,
and leave "Beach" every 80 minutes
from 9:15 A. M. till 8:15 P. M-
Preight Schednle
(Daily Except Sundays)
Ieave Ninth and Orange streets
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Leave Beach 11:45 A. 4:11
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Leave Ninth and Orange streets.
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Leave Beach 12:45 P. M.
Freight office open 10 A. M. to
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"Wilmington has all the essentials
for a great seaport and with the re
turn of normal conditions, particularly
in export lines. Wilmington will right
fully come into her own and become a
power among the great shipping porta
of the world, declared Charles W.
Myers, of Chicago, advertising man
ager of Morris and company, packers,
who spent yesterday in the city. Mr.
Myers is making a tour of the citielTn
which Morris and company ' have
branches, and he earn here from Nor
folk, to which place he returned last
night.
Mr. Myers gave some straight talk
on advertleins methods and n believ
ing in good times in. business. "It is
the function of advertising te. Instruct
as well as to fulfill ts principal mes
safe, that of selling goods. Readers
often look at your space, if you are
an advertiser, merely f6r the purpose
of determining exactly what your lines
or brands are; whether your prices
are equitable; possible onty to ascer
tain your business address. Advertis
ing in its fullest sense not only builds
up busniess, but it. stands up cities and
communities.
"Advertising is the very spirit of
current events. There is, however,
still a little of the effect of pessimism
existing in the business world. Don't
listen to it. It has done its worst
and we are rounding the corner -of
gradually Improving times.
"Change your advertisements often jr
make them 'actually advertise seme
thing; make them full of human .inter
est, inspirlion, pep. Get acquainted
with your " customers personally and
keep acquainted with them; stop at no
expense within reason and prudence
to keep faith with your traTte. Tou
NEW! INSURANCE AGENCY
i ; OPENS OFFICE HERE
Northrop Insuran.ce A g ency;
Inc., New Concern ' s
Northrop Insurance Ancy, Inc., is
the name of the newest Wilmington
concern and its officers are R. H.
Northrop, president; Thos. H. Wright,
vice-president, and - Thomas W; North
rop, secretary .and (treasurer and gen-
jeral manager1 ot the business. Offices
i e uii me secona noor Oi , uitj uariou
building, Secohd' and" Princess streets.
The corporation wyi dovgeneral in
surance Agency - business, ffepfesentlng
companies doing - business, in ail lines.
All the officers -;,ae experienced insur j
ance .men. For many years both the!
president and vice-president have been
prominently connect: in insurance
business here, - while for some time
Thomas W. Northrop has been with the
Charlotte office of the United States
Fidelity and (Juarffnty company, and"
has.-mad a splendid record.
The 'company has adopted' the slbgan,
"The Super-Serviee , Agency ." and- of
ficers yesterday, expressed their deter
mination of living up to its terms, ?nd
ask the opportunity . of "solving your
insurance problems'
There is hardly a branch of insur
ance In which the hew agency does not
offer protection. AlSftong those covered
are: Flrel marine; t6rnado. rent, hail.
rental value, leasehold, use-and ocou
. pancy, sprinkler leakage, profits, reg
istered mail, parcel 'post, tourist bag
gage, - salesmen's samples, 1 r transit
floaters, auto triick transit, explosion,
riot and civil commotion, elevator, ac
cident, health, life, automobile, steam
boiler, employers' liability,., public lia
bility, compensation, group, burglary,
plate glass, aircraft, engine, 'collective,
credit, hclc alteration, collision,
property damage and teams.
The company will also do. business in
fidelity and surety bonds.
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Moving day means that lots of furniture and house fur
nishings will hare to be replaced. Now everybody is trying
to stretch money and get as much: for a dollar as possible.
Our reputation for giving full value la unsurpassed That's
Why our slogan - .
"Walk Up a Flight
and Save a Third
has become the watchword of furniture buyers in Wilming
ton, because, "when they" come here, they know well save
them from one-third to one-half on every, purchase.
And when it comes "to. variety, we again lead them all,
for we keep a complete line of everything for the home from
disttes to the handsomest suits. N6 matter what you need,
you can find it here, and at
Lower Prices -TKan Elsewhere
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Come in tomorrdw and let us furnish your new home.
PEOPLES
FURNITURE ;CO.
INCORPORATED
"WALK UP A PLIGHT AND SAVE A THIRD" .
lft DOCK. STREET. ' and , 24 S. FRONT STREET
cms
Matter
.To save yoarseif kom tmying a "twehre
dollar style in a sixdollar quality, remember
. that a shoe is only good if it's made good ; and
you don't really feel sore of worth unless you
buy- a good name. Therefore seek a name
that stands for style with quality, and for value
on which maker and merchant stake their
reputations.
Dorothy Dodd shoes' have been preerni
nendy good for over twenty years; and value
considered, they are better than ever today
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Introducing a
New
rage
Having- secured the building
f opmerly occupied by C. W. Las
siter, at 114 N. Second street, I
have moved my stock of
TIRES, ACCESSORIES, OILS
and AUTOMOBILE
NOVELTIES
At my new and large place of busi
ness I have nov the accommodation
"to undertake general- Automobile
Storage. Don't be afraid to leave
your car in our hands. "
$10.00 COUPON BOOKS IP WANT
ED 5 PERCENT OFF FOR .
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H. L. FENNELL
114 North Second Street Telephone No. 95
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