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OCTOBER
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8 Monday . . . :f . 2
9 Tuesday . . . ,: . . 1
10 Wenesday . . . . 3
11 Thursday .... 2
12 Friday .. .. i
15 Monday . . . . . . 1
WOTt to thank our patrons and friends for the Business given us this season, enabling us to sell almost as much tobacco todate
g tne whole of last year. There are reasons for this, one of which is .
We Pay Our Pdtrons MORE DOLLARS For Their Tobacco
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BRING US YOUR NEXT TOBACCO AND LET OUR DOLLARS DO THE WORK
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f you wish to buy or sell anything j
C!:issiiRU roiuiun. it imngs ;
try our
nut per word.
IIWK VOl'K ITKMTURE REPAIK-
("1 at the Creenville Wood Works
Fourth St.. Phone 333.
See. Us Before Placing Your Order k
Antj tiling In Our Line
DEES MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
Greenville, North Car )lina.
NOTICE
WANTED. A WHITE BOY TO Examinations for applicants to teach
II the Iaily News at the trains m 1 i thevrftiblio sr-hoots win i ..n.1
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: y the undersigned for the State Board
of Examiners. Tuesday and Wednes-
!MISS LYON DELIVERS AN
ADDRESS TO FIULATHEAS
tin1 afternoon.
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Apply at this oMice.
Miss Met tie Lyon, who came here in
response to an Invitation of the Meth
odist Philatheas, wag present at the
Sunday School hour and talked Phil
athea work. She named the different
committees and told the wofk of each.
October 9 and 10. Examination !
nYKNTY TOBACCO GRADERS i w ill begin each morning at 9 :30. White
wanted at onee. Thirty days or more i teachers will I examined in room 13, J
.yj.w per day or i.y the . gchool Co,oml teAchers wU adding many helpful suggestions. The
Apply to W. Z. MORTON at the office of the undersigned for in- reftt keyword of Philathea, she stated
roBIl at once. 1 structions. ' s "Love. Ixive for. our fellow man and
Love for God. If one loves one will
w ork, but all work must-be done in His
name. Not only will we work for
others and for Christ, hut the great
est benefit will he to ourselves for as
the Poet says, 'Give to the world the
best that yo uhave and the best will
!! work.
Ir.ii.-Iivil.
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WANTED WOMAN TO DO GEN-
i- ral h"tisewnrk. Modern conven.
ii- ,ci. Api'lv to W. M. McKinney.
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structions.
S. 1J. rXDERWOOD.
County Superinteiideiit
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NOTICE OF SALE
virtue of authority vested in me
I
itwv n x ivvTiiiPii Avont iby a j"1111"1 of tne Superior Court .come back to you.' "
II A E ;Il NT INSTALLED NOTH- j -n a j Proceedin eutiUeu Abner ! Miss Lyon impressed the
importance t
Mrs. Albion Dunn spent yesterday
with relatives in Scotland Neck.
Miss Maud Beatty spent the week
end with her people in Tarboro.
Miss Annie Leonard Tyson return
ed to Farmville yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James Ellison, of Washington
was in the city yesterday afternoon.
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Attorney Pete Dines, of Ayden is in
the city on business.
Mrs. (Jeorge Leonard went to Ral
egh this morning.
Mrs. Ollie Clark spent yesterday
with her sister in Hobgood.
Mrs. W. C. Clark returned from Wil
son this morning.
Miss Iura I'ox of Winterville is here
on business.
Miss Minnie Whitehurst of Winter
ville is a visitor to the city today.
Mrs. Edward Purdie, of Dunn is
visirin her sister. Mrs. L. W. Tu-i--r.
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ALL KINDS
CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE
Mr. and Mrs. Juliu
Hethel yesterday.
.1. II. Forrest spent
Vucolioro. N. C.
Brown went to
Sunday in
r cuair. auu am aiso piep.ueu iu uo , of subscribing to the "Baraca-Philathea ri,:,, n.. i,,fo,i ..run...,!
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w-. A i rrr x vt. ouuoviiuiiifc IV lilt xuiuvu-A Uliailli a . I 1! r l . I 1 1 1 1 T Itlll II 'I 1 1 I 1 1 IM 1 O l.inMI
i . i: . . : a 1 H iinn iipvr nr rripi n nr i inkpr i iiinrpt ' v - i-
lames coai suns a .Herald." or othpr uaiers to keen ones , i .... ..t i.....i..
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self posted and to know how to work. , - j
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X. C. 10-4-6tp ; ; ,.s ... -.o ; rKEE Or CHARGE . . '; 1 " .. """
the weeK euu in niow mil.
M. on Monday the 15th day of Octo. ! auu'1 WuB. , . . .
iiiLT work
ialtv. Your business is solicited 1 vs Abram Vines, I shall ' sell to the
appreeiated. Ii. L. STOKES, ' highest bidder for cash at the Court'
10-4-6tp House door iu Greenville at 12 o'clock, ;
on Monday the 15th day of Octo- !
MONEY TO LOAN ON LMPROVED j
arm land. .SI. 000 io $50,000 at 5 ier
-i.t interest. .T. L. SIMMONS, offl-
fs :;iii-::u:; National Bank Bldg.
ber, 1017, the following described prop- ' or brouchilis, is invited to call at the
ti mi i nt.kPA sf .1 W ICFt-Q ti n iwl rrkf
Being the house and lot in the Town : absolutely free a sample bottle of
i of Fouutaiu known as the Tinker Du- j Bosrhee's German Syrup, a soothing
nree Dronertv on Railroad street, ad- healing remedy for all lung trou-
ill the
is in
FOR SALE ONE REGISTERED j joining the lands of J. T. Eason, Haw
IlolsTcin Bull, a-.ee years. Can be ' kins Killihrew and being the house and
-.en ar drift on Community Fair or : in iM,s,ht of H. W. Webb and now in night's rest from
if ...... ... . -v "k I ii .. ..
charge of Abram Vines.
farm. If interested see or write
II. ;..ver. (Jrifton. N. C. 10 5tp
bles, which has a successful record of
50 years,. Gives the patient a good
coughing, with free
! expectoration iu the morning.
W "A NTKI '1'.
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rent iurnislied roou:
Good location. Plume
rni f . . 1 M 1.. . W 7
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.nVs S. J. EVERETT,
Regular sizes, 25 and 75 cents,
sale in all civilized countries.
For
DISTRIBUTORS AND AGENTS
fr guaranteed Ford starters:
-.-i'l.T. retails .vl(.(H. Big coni-!!!i--i"i;.
cvt-iusive territory. Every
i'"V'l owner wants one. $72 starts you
;ii l'!i-inr. 4rd Starter Sales Co. 701
lViino-r.it r,ilg. Detroit. ' ltps
TWO
FARMS FOR RENT ONE 1.
n!,r i'-horse. iie'iie county. Ap
to Ir. K. P. Spence. 10 8 2tc
WIIEN1N AYDEN
in the Hotel Building,
find a clean, sanitary,
news stand, cigars,
an. lies and oilier articles usu
1 in a store of this kind. Your
will l.o appreciated.
Tin: FOUNTAIN,
Mtha .1. I.atta, Proprietor.
mv store
will
f"uni a iii
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v"U! ni.K SOUTHERN RAILROAD
spcial l".oursioii Rates (
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Kn,'i,, Fm i r. October 2:52(5 1017.'
f ' - ' 1 1 1 1 trip tieks on sale October 22.'
-I. 2.". and 2(ith. 1017. Final
h r -i is in October Jitn, r.ni.
SCENE FROM THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS,
FRIDAY NIGHT.
WHITE'S THEATRE,
Mrs. E. Pollard, of Bethel j:
city today on a shopping trip.
Mrs. R. L. Mercvr. of Iietln
the city this morning.
Mack D. Horton. of Farmville is a
business visitor to Greenville frlay.
Mrs. Jesse B. Hardy and daughters
of Grinieslaml are iu the city sietiding
tMlay.
Miss Lyons who le-tuieil in Hie
Methodist church hist night left tliis
morning.
Misses Bessie Boyd. Nettie aul Hat.
lie Mohley of ( Jii inrsla n. I are in the
city shopping today.
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Misses Luella Lancaster who ttaches
in T.'uboro siient the weik end iwlh
Miss Marvis Evans.
Mr. lieu Batts who live.l here up
until a few months ago is in the city
on business.
Miss Marvis Evans who tea'hes in
Tarboro spent the past two days with
her parents near Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Fabius Haskins. Misses
Elsie Pugh and Ruth Simmons spent
yesterday in Kinston.
Mr. and Mrs. Dow Ilea man and Mrs.
Barn hi 11 spent Sunday in Bethel with
relatives.
Miss E-telle Coekrell and Mr. Free
man motored to Rocky Mount and
spent yesterday with Miss Cockrells
relatives.
Mioses Bessie Haskett. Lizzie Higgs
and Kibbler and Mr. Spivey motored
t Washingtoii Sunday for a few hours
visit 'to Mrs. W. B. Harding.
Mr. and Mrs. Corbet t retwrned this
morning from a short visit to friends
in Winterville.
Miss, Eveline Lang, a student of At
lantic Christian College is spending a
few davs iwth her parents.
Misses Gladys Brooks and Fannie
Rich who have been visiting Mrs. J.
('. Gaskins returned to Grifton yester
dav afternoon.
Mr. F. W. (iraves of Williamston
has-lieen spending a few days with his
brother-in-law. D. M.- Clark, left this
morning.
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Misses Fannie and Alice Moore. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Whitehurst and little
Frances Whitehurst went to Robersou
ville yesterday to attend the Primitive
Baptist Association.
Mr. John Randolph, of i'uba came
iu Saturday to attend the funeral of
his aunt. Mrs. Almeta King, he is now
visiting his sister. Mrs. Annie Quin-ley.
Quinti'Miller & Co.
Phone 366, GREENVILLE, N. C.
Does This Saving
Look Good to You?
Fuel is high here is a way to gain big: fuel
economy and a perfectly heated home. Why not
save the gas half of the coal wasted by all other
stoves, with the fuel saving
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Property Transfers I Cole's Original Hot Blast
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The following deels have leen re
corded in the Register of Deeds" of
fice :
.1. E. Winslow and wife to Warren
Daniel. Greenville township Gonsider
ation St;.oH).(K).
. S. J. Everett. Goinniissioner. to W.
.1. II. Goburn and wife. Greenville
township. Consideration not stated.
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(LAI I) T IN STALL GOES
TO NEW YORK AGAIN
( laud D. Tunstall leaves tonight for
New York, where he will buy more
goods to replenish his stock of ladies'
and children's ready to wear. Mr.
Tunstall will le gone the letter part
of the week and those who care to
have him do shopping for them should
see him this afternoon.
Also, he advises his patrons and
friends to wait for his new goods,
will begin arriving by express by the
middle of the week.
LOST POCKETBOOK CONTAINING
.:i in bills one twenty, two fives,
one 1. Reward if returned to Rosa
B. Thigpen. 209 First St. 10 8 ltp
FRESH MEATS ID FISH
The public will please note That I am engaged in the Fresh
Meat Business at Fleming's Cross Roads, 1 mile -from Greenville
on Bethel Road. I keep fresli meats of all kinds on hand at all
times and can sell you your needs in this line at reasonable
prices. I have oysters also on Fridays and Saturdays.
B. B. TETTERTON
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Sold Monday, October 8tli, 50,830 pounds for SI 7242.52
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WHY DO WE LEAD IN AVERAGE AND PRICE? BECAUSE WE PAY MORE DOLLARS FOR T0
WH BACCO. BRING US YOUR NEXT LOAD.
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1st Sale Monday, 3rd Sale Tuesday, 2nd Sale Wednesday, 1st Sale Thursday, 2nd SaleTriday.
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