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l.TK SALE.
1 9 Friday . . . . . '";2.
22 Monday v . f3
23 Tuesday
24 Wednesday . . .v ;i
.
25 Thursday . 2
iW, A. Shivers v . . .
Heber Willoughby .
T. A. Allen ; . .. ..
Earl Hemby . ....
J.as Haddock . . . .
Cox & Smith
Lbs. Dollars Avg.
...810 39&00 49,14
. . .708 329.32;. 46.52
.1116 511.36 45.82
..:726 327.12 45.06
...302 125.30 44.80
,..598 255168 42;62
Lbs. Dollars Avg.
. r.900- 371.98 41.33
...888 36L14 40.67
251.40 40.16
L. A. Pugh. .
C. C. Jackson
Stokes & Hill .626
Nichols & Hines ..... 1276 529.10 41.47
Blow & Whitehurst 728 310.80 42.69
smith & Joyner . . . . . .414
G. E. Gaskins 336
177.52 42.88
144.86 43.10
Will Tripp . .
Miss S. McLawhorn . . .802 337.86
Smith & Gaskins . . ... .520 235.54
M. Allen & Whitehurst 630 281.54
W. A. Stocks 608 260.18
Shivers & Harris . . ..866 374.66
N.G.Beverly ..' 1094 457.47
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Avg. i
40.92 1 ;
42.12 " I
45.30 pi
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42,78 1 . : viS
43.26 3-S
41.82 I " :
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City and Farm Pro
...ABOUT PEOPLE...
MONUMENTS QUALITY ft
See Us Eeiore Placing Yovir Order for
Anijtkiu& In Our Liue
DEtS MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
Greenville, North Carolina.
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1). F Taylor anl Iiert Gret-ue weut
to Washington Sunday.
Mr. V. A. Bowen aud family arc in
Wilson tmlay ou business.
G. V. Smith went to Fanuville yes
terday. Sherwood Kagxdale ,of Washington
lent yesterday in the city.
ik H
Iiob Harrington went to Scotland
I Neck Sunday and spent the day.
Ollcu Warren sj)ent Sunday in Wei-1
'don. " !
!
J. S. Tunstall came in last uight from
Rocky Mount.
H" H H i
1). M. riark sieut Sunday in Wel
don with his people.
Mr. W. Clark, of Tarboro is here
today on business.
Mr. W. L. Ferrell, of Petersburg. Vn., I
is here today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Whitehurst spent
yesterday in Hamilton.
-
Mrs. JohnKvans who lives near
Greenville is here today on a shopping
II yon wish to buy or sell anything ! expedition,
try-our Classified Column. It briug ; Jfc
results. One cent ik? word. I Miss Olivia Berry, of Aydeu is visit
ing Mrs. Nancy Mauley on Evans
Classified
Column
111
Fashion Shop
3? i SWEET CREAM FURNISHED THIS street
week only for :n) cents per pint. 1 jj. jj-
Skimetl milk 10 cents per quart. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Everett and
10 24 t f c Homes Dairy. friends motored to Washington. N. ('.. '
, this afternoon.
Mr. W. S. Belcher, one of Pactolus ',
X Greenville. N. C 10 -4 t. f c. titrl,v esttHMuel citizens, was on our;
CARLOAD OF GENUINE AMERI- stm ,s ...
CT Mrs. ( Hiinuv and Miss Misie ( anaMy.
e.1. Pricvs no higher. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hodges spent
Sunday in Weldon with Mrs. Harry
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. T. W. White,
hurst returned from Oak City last
nigflht.
C. C. Pierce returned yesterday from
Nashville where he has been spending
a few days. .
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Miss Eva Spiers returned from Wel
don last night after spending the week
end with relatives.
Mrs. W. L. Hall and little daughter
returned from Scotland Neck last night
after spending the week end with re
latives. Miss Annie Leonard Tyson who
teaches in Farmville spent the week
end with relatives and returned yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. Nicholas Saleeby, of the Cali
fornia Fruit Store, left Sunday for
New York to purchase his fall aud
winter stock.
Mrs. Gertrude Kohler aud son. of
Philadelphia, who have been visiting
Mrs. Kohleru's mother. Mrs. E. M. Wil
liams, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Mollie Higgs. Miss Bertie Jack
son aud Mds. W. B. James attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. R. A.
Nicvhols. near Arthur's yesterday af
ternoon. i Mr. B. W. Moseley. left today to
'attend a meeting of the North Caro
1 lina Synod which convenes at Fayette
' ville. He goes as the representative
of the Greenville Presbyterian church.
ORDERED FOR EXAMINATION
Mr. A. S. Hatem, of this city, who re-
ceutly made application to the United
States government" for the position of
.lieutenant in the service has been
j ordered to report to Philadelphia next
Thursday for examination.
Mr. Hatem is no stranger to his
contemplated duties as he served in
I the army iA the Phillipines for a period
; of seven yeras.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Settle spent
yesterday in Grimeslaud.
H. Bentley Harriss
Still With
"Old Reliable" 1
The Mutual Life Insur
ance Company
OK NEW YORK
I IE YOU WANT TO BUY A FARM
S' t'heup. See J. A. J-ang, several for
CLUB NOTICE
The Rotund Table will meet tomor
row afternoon at three-thirty with
Miss Benny.
FOR SALE
"W a 1 . T V"-..-. . '. i a. 1 M . 1 l 1
K i Macnino. Appiy iuij wiuir. m is ncrc umih.v iu iinusnumi hum-
A WALES ADDING
Values you can't beat are now shown in
Ladies Coats, Suits and Waists We have
them in Crepe deChine and Georgette. Our
; serse and silk dresses are beauties. They
I are the latest word.
I Remember our Milmery Department is
I still showing: the latest fads in headgear for
I women. Call to see Us, we'll take pleasure :Wavteu bovs to .Moavn.
X All J a . " f jbu..-. ' .
in showing you. w
Hattie White.
WITH
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neatness, and dispateh at Wingate -u.ssrann.e nn,- ...m i
Stables. (ireenville, V. I Niehols. of Aydeu arrived in the city
10 i!o 2tb p. t,,is u,'""-
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Dr. II. W. Carter, of Washington. N.
WANTED To rent furnished room
to gentlemen. Good location. Phone
224-J.
Heber ' Forbes
Mr. J. 1'. Jacobs returned from
Washington this morning on the Nor
folk Southern train.
i 'J
Mr. E. TI. Proctor, wife and daugh-
willing to do their work in a lter. Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs. .iames
! satisfactory manner. Apply ' Daily Long, motored to Pinetops yestentay.
ai News office. 1
Pi ,- Messrs. Jesse (.'ox, Herbert Utley,
WYOMING LAND. land Lacy Groves went to Rocky Mount
' Thousands acres T'nited States oil yesterday via automobile.
1 ; Land formerly held for Navy, open for j
1 filing. Our bulletin tells how to secure Mr. J. E. Fleming was a passenger
g it. Claim Holders Ass'n., 7.'M) Schiller 1 on the Norfolk Southern train this
1 i Building. Chicago. 111. I morning from Washington, N. C.
'audeville Tuesday Night.
Below is the program of the vaude
ville show that is to given at White's
theatre Tuesday night under the aus
pices of the King's Daughters.
Farce A Pair of Lunatics, Mrs. W.
L. Hall and Clinton Rowlett.
Dutch Chorus. 15 boys and girls.
Reveries of a Batchelor, 14 girls.
Black face sketch.
Song .-and Dance.
Mrs. W. L. Hall and Clinton Row
lett. 15 Boys and Girls.
14 Girls.
Tildy Johnson and Sam Jones.
Mary Bagley Overton.
$5000
EASILY MADE IN SIX MONTHS
A-l man of business ability can se
cure countv agencies. Wonderful
farm tractor attachment for Ford cars
a real .machine, no makeshift : does
i work 4 good horese ; retails $150 ; big
discounts. Small x capital required
I Tarm Tractor Co.. Fond du Lac, Wis
A Proper Fitting is as
Important as the Proper Corset
In choosing a corset, a
woman can make Two
mistakes. She can
choose the wront cor
set, or not have it
fitted properly.
BMt NO WOMAN
can make such a mis
take here. You're sure
of the right corset in
the famous
TroTSset
PRONOUNCED fROOA-SAY
3ront
V-' VAT JL- J
And you're sure of a proper fitting if your
corset is
Fitted by Our Expert Corretiere!
Her knowledge of the human figure and the
requirements of the latest styles enable her
to render the highest degree of service, for
which we make no charge.
At $2, $3, $3.50, $4.25, $5 and up
we're showing beautiful pink and white cor
sets in models for every type of figure. May
we fit you in our fitting rooms?
Our Corsetiere will give you a trial fitting
upon request.
Claude Do Timstal.
The Fashionable Woman's Clothier
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Sold Tuesday, October
68,134 pounds for $24,249.33
Average $
5
Why do we lead in Prices and Avees. Be
lewe pay you more . Dollars bacco.
Come io see us with your next load.
Tuesday First Sale; Wednesday Second Sale; Thursday First Sale;
ISAAC TRIPP
Pounds Price
224 42
1G6 3D
1U4 46
58 48
154 -47
54 44
20 50
870 -382.04
Average 43.91.
EARNEST WIlIaMS
Pounds Price
120 47
130 44
142 43
142 45
Here are a few sales we made today:
84
88
88
58
58
22
49
49
50
59
58
65
570
Average 50.40
287.24
810
Average 49.75
402.94
SUTTON & ELKS
rounds Price
66 38
62 45
50 35
142 49
56 47
96 50
54 76
LUKE MILLS
Pounds Price
140 -36
88 40
74 43
56 46
54 46
52 47
146 43
76 34
00 45
50 49
496 203.08
Average 40.95.
464
Average 41.29.
192.46
J. I. CAN N OX
Pounds 18
136
98
280
60
RUCK & ELKS
Pounds Price
118 35
804
Average 41.29
Price
37
36
36
41
48
332.02
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