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OCTOBER
1 Monday 1
2 Tuesday 2
8 Wednesday . . . .- i
4 Thursday . . ; . . . 3
5 Friday 2
8 Monday ; 2
9 Tuesday ...... 1
Moseley ' Brotliers
Buy and Sett
City and Farm Property
-l ;- i !.. i M'i any o.;ii.
:ir ' 1:. !:! v '; u. all i f bring
t" n iii pet .word.
;i"l'i;!y. I i . i - J j ry . Dewberry
l i.ii .MISS P.KTTIK WAUKEN",
l'imln- u. 9 IS tp
SIAVK VOl li R K.Mil'RK REPAIR-
i 'i at tlie (Irecnville Wood Works
I .11 1 r li St.. Hume
v. wn.i.. - WHITE iiOV TO
i h r-y X vs at tlie trains in
: '':''- Aj'piv ill tills oflice.
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iU;Yi M)i;.v(() .Kir;us
'.';ii!ifti .11 Min i-. Thirty lays or more
"f sj.iki p,.r ,;1y or ly the
I . t i . 1 1 . I Apply I,. W. Z. MOUTUN
"r K. V. 1 Uiill at oner.
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VONKN to A)S ON IMPKOVED
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A,:.."iiitif.' i'-i'lriicc ami lot. (!oo
''i!!"!!. l-'r particulars adclrets
Mils. N A N N i V. K. tjriNKIUA'.
i;::n..:,. . - 21 21t
I'm !'. Mpk f..- Salc in Public schools
I'lN -'l;'lr he fouilil at (J. M.
!'; ( i;- stoker. N. ('. 10 1 .'!tp
v '-! i" Ikwiiit a oixl complexion
in: unuM like to have a .t:ol
ll'l-l.:ih..
WANTKb To rent, furnished room
in ;. iiv. :ihi. c l location, l'hoiie
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YOU HAVE HEARD ABOUT THE
Pi& Auction .Sale of Choice Small
Farms ( F. J. J times iroptrty. near
(ireenville) Monday. October It's
yonr opiortunity to buy (kkI Pitt
e"U!!ty farms at your I'rkv. Free
iljnuer. Irass laml. easy tonus. AT
LANTIC COAST UKAIfY (.
50 2tc
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I HAVE JUST INSTALLED ANOTH-
cr chair, ami am also prepared to do
p-.e.-sing work, ladies coat suits a
sp,-eialtv. Your business is solicited
and appreciated. 11. L. STOKES.
Harder. Smokes. N. l!M-(irn
NVHFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
SpcciaT Excursion ltates
To
K1NSTON. N- V.
KiMston Kiiir. Octobf-r -JJ'.-lT. 1!H7.
Round trip tickets on sale Oetolwr 2J.
24. ami 2ith. 1VU7. Final
limit for return October 27tli. 1!17.
Black Silk Dresses
Cliarmeuse, Crepe Meteor and
Crepe de Chene
Sizos 16 lo 44
Claude D. Tunstall
"The Fashionable Woman's Clothier"
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JOHNSTON & FOXHALL '
SOLD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th 1917
103,056 POUNDS FOR $55,040.25
WHY DO VE LEAD IN AVERAGE AND PRICE? BECAUSE WE PAY MORE DOLLARS FOR T0-
BACC0. BRING US YOUR NEXT LOAD.
Friday, Sept. 28th was a Big Day for our patrons. We had Third Sale-60,000 pounds at an average of
nearly 33 cents.. Should we deduct our scrap and damaged tobacco, our average woulhave been over 35c
Mr. Jerome McLawhorn Sold 6314pounds for $2,294.90 average $36.35. The market is stronger than any
time this season. Keep your tobacco Dry and Bring it to us if you want MORE DOLLARS,
KNITXERS REQUESTED TO
TURN IN FINISHED WORK
Knitters for the Red Cross are re
question to turn in their finished work
lefore Saturday, as it is the wish of the
siKMofy to send off a shipment this week.
Mrs. Alnieta King Very 111.
Friends of Mrs. Aluicta King will re
gret to learn that she is very ill at the
h(ine of her daughter Mrs. Winstead in
Rocky Mount. Mrs. King is a woman
of advanced a'. lK-inr SI years old.
Until recent years she was a resident
of (Jreenville and has many friends
here.
GREENVILLE
and Pitt County ntHHl no introduction to
the Atlantic Coast Realty Co.. the mere
mention of the fact that they are going
to sell tlv (ieo. Moore Farm near Pac
tolus. which has been subdivided into
small tracts, at Auction Thursday. Oc
tober 11 at 10 :! a. in. is sutticient. He
there. KM-Jtt-
Prices up to
$33.64
2nd Sale Monday 1st Sale Tuesday; 3rd Sale Wednesday;
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See Us Before Placing Your Order or
Anutking In Our Line
DEES MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
Greenville, North Carolina.
A ROTTT PFOPT F
Mrs. Annie iuiuerely went to Rocky
Mount this morning to be at the bedside
of her aunt Mrs. Almeta King.
J. S. Norman left this morning -on a
business trip.
E. G. Flanagan went to Robersonville
.this morning.
H H H
.1. .1. I,aughinghouse went to Raleigh
tHlay.
Mesdames J. Y. Parker, (i. A. Rouse.
1. II. Harris, of Farmville are in the
eit v toda v.
:! rfc i
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Whitehuist have
gone to RiK-ky Mount lo attend llie
: Fair.
R. T. P.uekiugha in a salesman for the
lirui of Snow. Macaslin. of Haltiinore
is in the city.
! Miss Alum House, of Stokes ts a
i visitor to Greenville today.
I i i
Misses Nannie and Maltie Smith, of
Kclarthur are in the city shipping.
Miss Mamie Ruth Tunstall who has
been visiting relatives here, returned
to her home in Rocky Mount this
morning.
! . :
Wiley P.rown left the city this uiorn
5 ing on a business trip.
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Mrs. Y. N. Siiuinons and daughters.
Pearl and Lizzie from across the river
are here today.
WHITE'S THEATRE
Tonight the picture "The Phanton
P.uecaneer" will be the attraction at
, White's Theatre. Tomorrow night
(Friday) tile famous Fox production
"The Fires of Conscience" featuring
' three stars with world-wide reputa
tions will Ik- tlie thawing card.
William Farnum. Gladys Rrockwell
and Nell Shipman do tine work in this
picture and have caused it to achieve
great success. The Him tells how a
man from the south murders another
who has violated the unwritten law.
Seeking peace of mind the murderer
goes West. P.ut he finds that iHace wll
not come, so he returns and faces
justice.
He is acquitted and returns to the
West where he has found fortune.
: His happiness is complete after he
finds the girl he loves, and marries
her.
The Philathea Class of the Methoilist
Church will nicer tonight at seven
thirty in th" church. All metnbers are
asked to Ik present.
WINTERVILLE ITEMS
Mr. Lemuel Whitehurst of (Jreen
ville arrived here Monday to enter
school.
Miss Lydia Purser sient the week
end at home near anceboro.
Mrs. Herbert Jenkins and little
son. Herbert. Jr.. arrived Tuesday to
visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. (J.
( "ox.
Mrs. (J. A. Kittrell returned Tues
day night from Petersburg. Ya.. where
she has leen visiting.
Master Hugh Ange returned from
Rocky Mount Tuesday night, he has
Ikmi at a hospital there for several
weeks on account of operation for ap-"
penjlicit is. His friends are glad to
see him back.
Mr. Raymond Stocks, of Greenville
spent Tuesday night in town.
Mr. Paul Yineent visited (Jreenville.
Wednesday.
Wednesday a f termv ii. while several
children wen- playing, little Hattie. the
daughter of Mr. George Rouse had the
misfortune of having one finger cut
otT and another partly cut off.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hazelton and
son. Sam. are visiting in Hugo.
Mrs. .1. 1). Mcl-ean and Miss Thclma
Speir were (Jreenville visitors. Tues
day. Mr. J.' L. Rollins has moved into
, the house on Church street formerly
.occupied by Mr. Carroll Manning.. Mr.
('. E. Crisp has moved into the house
on Academy street formerly occupied
by Mr. J. L. Rollins.
Mr. Durwood Tucker was in town
Wednesday afternoon.
FREE OF CTlARliE
Why sull'er with indigestion, dyspep
sia. torpid liver, constipation, sour
stomach, comiug-up-of-food-after-eating
etc.. when you can get a sample bottle
of (ireen's August Flower free at J.
W. Bryan. This medicine has re
markable curative properties, and has
demonstrated its efliicieny by fifty years
of success. Headaches are often caus
ed by disordered stomachs.
August Flower is put up in l'." ami
7 -I cent lHttles. For sale in all civiliz
ed countries.
DON'T FORGET
US-
When you need any
thing in the line of
neat and attractive
Printing.
SOLD WEEK SEPTEMBER 24tb to 28th, W17
481,664 POUNDS FOR 5154,200.16.
Average
2nd Thursday Ust Friday.
Attend the
Grand Auction
OF SMALL FARMS
MONDAY
, OCT.
The 1. G. James farm, oit'tlie Grimes
land Road, Subdivided
FREE DINNER BRASS BAND - W TERMS
ATLANTIC COAST REALTY CO.
Tha Nome That Justifies Your Confidence
Greenville, N. C. -:- Petersburg, Va.
E3E
We Loan You The Cash
to buy you an Automobile. '
We will trade you our new "Hayiies
and "Saxon" Automobiles for your old
car and give you a liberal allowance
old "Fords" especially invited.
We have not as yet advanced our 1
i price on "Haynes" and "Saxon" Auto-'
mobiles most all other makes of ears ,
. have advanced from one to three hun
' dred dollars. Come and figure with us
I and place your order for an Automo
i bile that is well-made and well-balanced
as well as good-looking, quality, &c.
' while the price is right.
We expect an advance at most any
time.
I'lace your orders now we can make
prompt deliveries.
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. A. RANDOLPH CO
Washington, N. C, Greenville,
N. C. and Ay den, N. C.
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THE DAILY NEWS IS
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$32.0
Sale
8, 10:30 A. M
PRICES F. O. li. FACTOR V:
Haynes, five passenger, six-cylinder
$1595.00. r
Haynes, seven passenger, six cylin
der $1725.00.
Haynes, four passenger six cylinder
$1725.00.
Haynes, five passenger, twelve cylin
der $2275.00.
Haynes, seven passenger, twelve cy
linder $2275.00.
Saxon Model B-4, Roadster, $495.00..
Saxon 6-cyIinder Roadster $935.00..
Saxon 6-cylinder Touring Car, $933.
Saxon C-cylinder Chummy Roadster
$935.00.
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