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'A V iOi OBOI I Are Yom o o D o TO COLLECT CLOTHING , FOR BELGIANS D Q Amy Moeey o D O ? D If Not-No Better Time to Start jj Than Bight Now. A Bank Account f U Will Help You to Save and At the jj U Same Time Add Prestige to Your 8 Business Dealings. PAY YOUR BILLS BY CHECK D o START THAT ACCOUNT TODAY D THE FARMERS BANK In The Tobacco District o 5C O o. Helps Sick Women Cardui, the woman's tonic, helped Airs. Wfl lianf Eversole, o! Hazel Patch, Ky. Read what she writes: "I had a general breaking-down of my health. I was in bed for weeks, unable to get up. I had such a weakness and dizziness, . . . and the pains were very severe. A friend told me I had tried every thing else, why not Cardui?. . . I did, and soon saw )t was helping me . . . After 12 bottles, I am strong and well' TAKE h m The Woman's Tonic ...ABOUT PEOPLE... B. H. Thompson of Aurora, N. C, was awelcome visitor to the city this morn- Claude Jones motored to Rocky Mount this morning where he will spend the week-end vwth Mrs. Jones who is a patient in the Park View Hos pital in that town. PERSONALS Captain John W. Keyes of the Nor folk Southern with headquarters in Ra leigh, is here today on business. W. H. Dail, Jr., returned this morn ing from a business trip to Columbus, Ohio. T. W. Bowling of Farmville, is reg istered at the Proctor Hotel. 9$t 3C 3l B. F. Carr of Goldsboro, arrived in the city this morning from Goldsboro. Charles F. Cowell of Washington, was here last night on business. F. Gaskins of Grimesland was here on business last evening . Messrs. W. H. Haddock and J. W. Buck of Vanceboro, are Greenville visi tors to-day. J. D. Paul of Washington, was here last night. A. A. Paul of Washington, was here last night on professional business. J- S. Campbell and son, J. T. Camp hell, of Washington, motored to Green ville yesterday afternoon. TELEPHONES OUT OF COMMISSION Greenville was visited by a severe wind and rain storm late yesterday afternoon and as a result about four hundred telephones are Out of com mission today. Information obtained from the central office is that it will require several days to put them in shape. Do you feel weak, diz zy, worn-out? Is your lack of good health caused from any of the com plaints so common to women? Then why not give Cardui a trial? It should surely do for you what it has done for so many thousands of other women who suffered it should help you back to health. Ask some lady friend who has taken Cardui. She will tell you how it helped her. Try Cardui. AD Druggists ()) IMPORTANT TO REGISTRANTS Registrants between 18 and 45 in clusive, will facilitate the work of the Legal Advisory Board materially, if when they receive their questionnaires, they will proceed to read the same and answer all the questions contained therein that they can answer; and those who can fill out the entire ques tionnaire wil lonly have to swear to it before any member of the Legal Ad visory Board, or its associates, a Jus tice of the Peace, Postmaster or No tary Public. After doing this they can mail it to the Local Exemption Board. ' Those who can only partially fill out the Questionnaire, can present it to the Legal Advisory Board or any of its associates, and it will take very little time to complete the same. This is important and the request 's made direct to the registrants to ful'.'iw these instructions. HARRY SKINNER, Chairman, F. G. JAMES. ALBION DUNN. Legal Advisory Board For Pitt County. The Department of Civics and Social Service voted at their meting on Thurs-j day afternoon to take charge of the collection of clothing for the Belgians, which is to be sent' through the local Red Cross Chapter. iA. regular allotment of 4,342 poundsj of clothing is required as the contri bution of the Pitt County Chapter. ' Let every housekeeper look over the- wardrobe of her whole family, select ing from it whatever she can spare J to send to these destitute, suffering peo ple, clothes and shoes for men, women and children, material which can be made into garments, sheets, blankets or bed coverings. Certain days next week will be as signed for gathering this clothing into the Red Cross work rooms for packing. Any one desiring to have contrbutions called for, may notify the following committee. Mrs.. A. H. Taft, Chair map, Mrs. E. W. Harvey, Mrs. C. D. Tuastall, Mrs. L. Williams Mrs. C. W. Wilson, Mrs. Harry Skinner. W committee will wait upon the merchants soliciting contributions from their old stock. Mrs. H. E. Austin, Chairman. AT THE CHURCHES JARVIS MEMORIAL ' r- Jd. E. CHURCH, ' SOUTH 9 :45a. m., Sunday. School. 11 :00 a. m., Special Thanks Offering Service. 2 :00 p. m., Bright Jewels. 2 :30 p. m., Sunday School at the Cotton Mill. 4 :0 p. m., Sunday School at Ballahl's Cross Roads. 4 .-00 p. m., Sunday, School at Cannon Swamp School House. 4 :45 pv-m., Preaching at Cannon Swamp' School House. 8 :00 p. m., Preaching ! Subject, "Parable of the Unjust Stew- f ard." 6T XSK3 :ooi WILL ENTERTAIN ST. PAUL'S 17th Sunday after Trinity. Bible Class and Sunday School 9 :45 a. m. W. A. Bowen, superintendent. Services at 11 a. m., by the Lay Reader. No ser vice at night. 1 D D O White? fheatr Mom. Sept. 23rd SEASON' S BIGGEST EVENT ANDERSON & WEAVER Presents IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Circle No. 3 of the Missionary So ciety of the Methodist Church will entertain all Methodist ladies in town Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Mrs. M. H. Quinerly's on Evans street. All new comers are cordially invited to be present. Don't Shiver These Cool Days WHEN YOU CAN KEEP WARN COMFORTAB IF BUY YOUR Heater AND BE PREPARED Any Kind You Want WOOD and COAL Burners HIGGS -TAFT FURNITURE CO. Bible School tomorrow at 9 :45 a. m. We" have excellent separate class rooms ' with good teachers. You will enjoy the study of the Bible with us. Morn ing preaching at 11 o'clock. Evening . preaching at 8 o'clock. We try to ' make all the services helpful. You will . i receive the glad hand of welcome at this church. "NOTHING BUT THf TRUTH THE 100 Per Cent SURE FIRE COMEDY One year at the Longacre Theatre, N. Y. The b" gest laugh ever. If it hurts you to laugh don t b ? tickets. Prices: 50c. 75c. $1.00 $1 50 Seats on sale Saturday A. M. at White s Piano Store. MEMORIAL BAPTIST Wm. H. Moore, Pastor. Sunday School at 9 :45 a. m. Preach ing at 11 a. m., and 8 p. m., by the pastor. All welcome. NOW IS THE TIME WHY POST- pone the matter of erecting a monu ment to the memory of your loved ones. If Quality and Service ap peals to you see us Now. Dees Monument Works. 9-21 ?tfc. i! OCS! pOOSDS Military Training For ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Academis requirements of Government Satisfi Enrollment continues to September 24th.. Wn tor turther information to President R. A Sm Wilson, N. C. GOOD SHOES MFN WOMEN FAR " We-Do-Fit-'Em ! " AND CHILDREN PITT SHO! CO. GrfdriVille's New Exclusive Shoe Store PAY CASH CASH PAYS. Next to Claude TunstalL t o D o 30 OE STRUNG HAH E STYLES D In New Fall BLOUSES-- LARGE ASSORTMENTS OFFER ING WONDERFUL CHOOSING The Newest Things in Georgett e Blouses With Soft Embroid ered frills, collarless neck, hand-embroidered, round neck, beaded and embroidered. Choice of white, flesh, navy, gray and bisque. Many Other Georgette Blouses in beaded and embroidered styles with the new round neck, collarless and square necks. In navy, taupe beaver, bisque, green, brown, gray, white and flesh. A very attractive line of crepe de chine and cotton blouses All sizes and colors. W. A. 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Greenville finished all sales the past week each day except Monday, when we were blocked. ft Td i IS Td Relative to the talk and insinuations as to our shipped trade, wil lsay we have not bought or had bought any tobacco on any market other than Greenville this season. All the shipped tobacco pays us full charges same as the farmers pays and if we did not make the shipper money they would not continue to ship. Wilson sells over 10,000,000 pounds of shipped tobacco each season. The parties doing so much talking have in the past sold all that has been shipped them. Gentry & Gorman take care of their farmers and YOU DO NOT HEAR ANY COMPLAINTS from their trade either from planter or shipper as to lower prices. If our shipped trade crowded our planters out of our house, would it not work to the benefit of our competitors and do you believe they would try to knock us? No, bufthey are trying to make excusses f or their weakness. A few sales made Thursday. The lower averages a are tips or medium tobacco. J. C. Jackson 48,49,37,40 46.48 Clark and Matthews . . . 52,51,42,41,44,45,42 42,35,46,48,50,50,36 Henry Huff 46,46.47.49.31.45,50,50 Frank Atkinson 41,45,47,49 Clark and Buck 39,50,47 Reaves and Hobgood . 43,40,49,40,25,32,47, 51.60 J. S. Stilly 30,45,37,49,49,45 44.44 46.70 45.00 45.00 41. SO 42.54 Cotton and Lowny 35,46,47,42,45,49 43.75 Cannon an Wilson 50,50 50.00 Wingate and Rouse 45,50,57,27 46.63 Moye and Evans 51,50,49,46,35 46.72 Patrick and Wingate . .54,53,52,47,46,43,39 47,90 Pollard and Hines 32,45,46,50 45.50 Doc Smith 53,52,39,33,43 44.?0 Ross and Elks 52,49,45,33,42,45 44.63 Belcher and McL 34,40,45,46,49,34 42.78 Gennihry audi Goran. h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 nmTfrTi7MT7Tn77777ri7T7ri7Mi1Tn i mm m - ll""ttiln"1"1 'HI THE LfiADEKS
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