rr<TVNV, AUGUST
BIG TH]
iiaKvnrt yo
Bill Martin, a
I operator
J
jrre'l B >ck
" : y Three
^li.- (...trell, Veteran
Toh.v'oni.-t. Will Again
Ocr;'? Th 5i*r 3 W.irekove
!r T. " City
I t'ilOUSOL.aSt*.'l
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fi is known
i tve few oc
thnn their
i?v rkets. but to
f : B. A. Garrett.
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S oiting a tobacI
- >ik for farmers
W
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The
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BRING YC
OF TOBA(
BRING EVI
Co
Sell
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but each year his establishment1
is known for employing one of
the finest group of workmen in
the belt.
Floor manager at the Big 3 will
be Mr. Garrell's brother, Otus
Garrcll, who. incidentally, worked i
with him this past season on the |
produce market.
The Big 3 Warehouse underwent
an enlargement program j
last summer, extending the floor]
space some 20.000 feet, giving the j
warehouse a floor space of 50.- i
0000 square feet. This floor space
will help house the thousands of
pounds of golden leaf that his:
farmer friends will roll into the>
Big 3 this season.
The Big 3 Warehouse boasts an ;
improved lighting system that;
makes it one of the best lighted j
houses in the belt.
Mr. Garrell, his personnel, and
the Big 3 Warehouse stand in i
readiness to welcome their farm- j
er friends and the 1912 tobacco I
season.
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Handy Man
:
f ^
t
AT BIG 3?Warehouse in
Tabor City is Dewey Jerni-j
gan. Mr. Jernigan is well
known to the farmers of
this section through his ca-*
pacity as field representa- j
tive of The Big 3.
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DAMAGE
After only 100 years of intense
cultivation, farm land in the Uni- <
ted State which has been do-,
droved, seriously damaged or I
:hreatened with destruction totals
m area nearly equal to all _thga
and from which crops are nornally
harvested. I
5, 1942
REE AT BIG 3
,y
ft '--: .:'"
ling men shown above are
uctioneer and B. Alton Gar-1
of The Bijr 15 Tobacco Wave-1
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known as a produce buyer, and as
! well, as a tobacco warehouseman.
He was born and reared in Tabor
City and has been associated
with his home town market since;
he was 14 years old.
Throughout the year Mr. Gar-1
i ell carries on business transacwith
the farmers. He hardhad
the time to complete promarket
transactions this year
before the tobacco market was almost
ready to open. Soon after
the tobacco market has seen anotHer
season under the mill. Mr.
Garrell begins buying sweet potatoes,
then strawberries, beans,
Irish potatoes and other kind of (
produce that farmers may bring .
to market. Consequently, he is engaged
in business transactions '
with farmers almost 12 months 1
out of the war. <
Mr. Garreft is the sole pro- 1
prietor of the Big 3 Warehouse, i
[ Tenri
WILL BE IN 1
E FREE ? TI
IUR FIRST LOAD
!C0 AND YOU'LL
iRY LOAD TO...
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me Ai
SAVE
On 71
THE
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TABOR CITY ON 1
IE BEST STRING i
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AUCTIONEER |jl
AT BIG 3?Above is Bill,
Mitchell, who is auctioneer;
at the Big' 15 Tobacco Warehouse
in Tabor City. Many
farmers will recognize him
as the produce market auc-j
tioneer at Tabor City also.
CHIGKSNS
Oklabar is the name of a new j
breed of chickens developed by j
the Oklahoma A. & M. College. ;
Their sex can be determined as j
soon as they hatch.
ICE CREAM
To prove the versatility of eotton,
a Dallas, Texas, pastry cook.
named Prosper Ingels has started
to market an ice cream made \
from cotton seed meal and lint
extract.
SYRUP
A process has been perfected
whereby over-ripe and cull strawberries
can be convcted into a
palatable table syrup with some
of this product already for sale I
on the market.
MANAGEMENT
With the expansion of the pulp
paper industry in the South, im-1
proved forest management is.
necessary if a timber famine is
to be averted, say State and
Federal foresters.
The family can opener is due
for a rest: WPB has ordered that
ifewer-tir. cans be made from now
on, and in larger sizes, to save
critical metals. ffg
Ramb
TOBACCO markf;
MUSIC and COMED
'eased Fi
: The B
SE GAS S/
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CITY M
THPORT, N. C.
b!:L
Every man and woman is vitally interestei
this, every one of us must do our part. Our pai
it is, is vital towards our country vital war effo
do your full share ... so keep well . . . keep
us the prescription he gives you. We do not s
doctor prescribes and in the correct dose . . .
plete and always fresh and good. Remember
and Buy War Bonds and Stamps regularly.
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Meet your friends at our modern fountain. It
i . j n J .. .~i.l ..AfunAU:nn. .IttSnL'
is cool ana inviting. v>ei ;i cum, inicMimg u<mn
and a tasty, toasted sandwich . . . You'll like our
MODFRN FOUNTAIN and
DRUG SF RV ICF
^
Cigars, Candies, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Toilet
Goods, Stationery, Sundries . . .
It EX ALL and NYAL DRUG PRODUCTS
Se!! Your Tobacco In Tabor City .
HARRELSON'S PI
R. C. Harrelson, Prof). Druggists Since
n?s???
lers and Gr
r OPENING DAY, THURSDAY, Al
Y YOU EVER HEARD COME AND
< cin ve'Fold
In Ten
Leason For I
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l CITY A
IARKET Sells Hi
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J||lf Buy
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wj& Bonds
IEFENSE/ i.
d in our country winning the war, and to do
rt is work and more work. Your job, whatever
rt. If you are sick or in poor health you can't
healthy .See your doctor regularly and bring
ubstitute . . . we give you the medicine your
Our stock of prescription medicine is com?keep
healthy and well . . . work regularly
COMPLETE and PROMPT
PRESCRIPTION
- SERVICE . . . DAY or NIGHT
Our modern prescription department lias filled
more than three-quarters of a million prescriptions
since 1915 and it is still going strong. With such
wide experience we believe that we offer you a
prescription service that is unexcelled anywhare.
Bring us your next prescription for quick . . .
ACCURATE, DEPENDABLE
S E R V I C E
Phone 34-1 flPPPQVPM
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1910 I abor City, N. C.
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(JGUST 6th I
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