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A few Averages Made Friday
" PRICES ARE STILL HOLDING UP With 2nd sale Friday we had our house over half full and
prices were good on all grades of tobacco. . -
you will note from a few of the averages made Friday that THE CEJNTRE BRICK WILL GET
YOU TOP NOTCH PRICES. V '
We have 1st sale Tuesday, 3rd sale Wednesday and 2nd sale Thursday.
NAME:-'-.-rv PRICES
Claude Jenkins . . . . ....... .45,49,52,59,59
Warrenwi . : . , .45,55,54,58,49,57,65
Harrington & Hodges . .48,55,49,53,56,59
Brown & Hyman . . .56,57,57,46,35
C; E.Tollard .... .. . 37,53,53,58,57,47,50
AVG.
54.00
54.10
57.52
55.21
54.00
Vine & Moye 46.59,63,64
58.79
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TUESDAY NIGHT
ADMISSION 25 AND 35 J
WE ARE STILL
SELLING
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PERSONAL
CASUALTY LIST
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& COMPANY
Morning List.
Killed in action. 153.
Died of wounds, 102:
Died of accident, 2.
Died of aeroplane accident, 1.
Died of disease, 26.
Wounded severely, 35.
Wounded degree undetermined, 86.
Wounded slightly, 53.
Missing in action, TO.
Total, 529.
Afternoon list
Another Boy
V rites Home
From The Huts
NOTICE TO FIB
EMEJ
On account of the celebration tonight
there will be no meeting of the Hope
Fire Company. B. C. BEACH,
Captain.
BOUND TABLE CLUB
W. J. Boyd of Ayden U here today
on business. He will return to his
home this afternoon.
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Dr: H. W. Carter of Washington is
here today on professional business.
R. K. Wyatt of Tarboro arrived In
i the city today via the Atlantic Coast '
Line. I
J. H. Buck of Grimesland is regis
tered at the Proctor HoteL
A. B. Bascom of Farmville Is a wel
come visitor to the city.
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The Round Table Club will meet with
Mrs. C. T. Munford Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. All the members urged
to be present.
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SERVICES AT ST. PAUL'S r f,
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There will be services tonight at
St Paul's Episcopal Church to offer
thanksgiving for the rstoration of peace
Pete Hines of Ayden is a
ville visitor today.
Green-
W. K. SproiiL Jr., Assistant Cashier
Columbia National Bank, In
dianapolis, Indiana.
Says: We were bothered quite a lit
tle by rats In our basement, destroy
ing our stationery, but after distribut
ing your RAT-SNAP very thoroughly,
we are pleased to report that we are
no longer bothered with them. Fou
sizes, 25c, 50c, $1.00 and $3.00. I
At Warren Drug Company. Adv.
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ONLY AMERICA CAN HELP.
"On your side are boundless
upplies of men, food, and mats
rial; on this side a boundless de
mand for their help.
"Our men are war-weary and
their nerves have, been strained
by more than three yers of
hard, relentless toil.
"Our position Is critical, par
ticularly until the next harvest
but the United 8tates ean save
us.
"You Americans have the men,
the skill, and the- material to
save the allied causa."
SIR JOSEPH MACLAY.
British Shipping Controller.
Killed in action, 179.
Died of disease, 101.
Wounded slightly, 110.
Missing in action, 00. :
Total, 440. i
Killed in action Livie R. Boyles;1
King, N. C , William T. Savage, Oak
City, N. C. Isaac C. Norman, Mount
Airy, N. 0 Harry L. Pigott, Shillotte,
N. C, William C. Smith, Buffalo, N. C,
Ellis Triplett West Durham, N. C,
Julius C Walker; West Durham, N. C,
Oscar W.-White,: Eden ton, N. C, Chas.
G. McMnian, Raeford, N., Thos. L.
Walsh, Boomer, N. C.
Died xt disease Arthur R. Howell,
Thomasville, N. C Robert Baker, Mea
dows, N. C, Jasper Wise, Fontaflora,
N. C.
Wounded degree undetermined An
cel B. Clark, Morganton, N. C. Archie
E. Potts, Advance, N. C, Harold Shu
ford. Hickory, N. X3.
Died from wounds James L. Bryan,
Catherine Lake, N. C, Bennie Eakes,
Oxford, N. C, John W. Perry, McCul-
lers, N. C.
The following letter from overseas
has been received from Prvt. Henry C.
Crawford, Co. F, 120th Infty by his
wife and will prove most interesting
reading.
Oct. 7th, 1918.
My Dear Wife:
I will write you a few lines as 1
feel better than I have once felt. I ami
in the hospital, from gas, but I am
getting along fine.
that is a great old word to me.
How is th crops selling this year?
Ha sany of my brothers been called
to .camp, j'et?
When I get home I can tell you lots
about France for this is a great place.
Answer real soon and write lots of
news. Your Loving husband.
HENRY
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ANMMIENT
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Organization Is
Perfected For
Near Pactolus
1 At w meeting held in the office of Mr.
H. A. White, i hairman of the Green
ville Township Campaign Committee
I have been over the top one time, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock plans
SAVE FURNACE COAL SPRING
and Fall by using Cole's Air Tight
Wood Stove. It holds the fire all
night. 1 1-11-1 tcp.
and before I went over I did like rou
asked me to do. I thought of you
and asked God- to be with me and
take me safely back to you. I thank
my God for taking me through so
safely and He is the only one to look
to.
Vallie write to papa and mamma
and tell them I am getting, on fine and
were perfected to conduct an intensive
campaign to raise this townships
quota of Pitt county's allotment for the
United War Work Fund.
The allotment for the county is a
little over $16,000 and Greenville town
ship is expected to raise one fourth
of the amount - . -
To acco'mpli6h the work four teams
have been over the top and we boys were appointed to solicit funds. They
took lots of prisoners on Sunday, Sept. are designated as Teams Nos, 1, 2, 3,
Wm. Cook & Sons
says we are pleased to state we con
sider RAT-SNAP is without doubt the
finest rat and mouse exterminator we
have-ver used. It' does all you claim
and more too. Four sizes, 25c, 50c,
$1.00 and $3.00.
At Warren Drug Company. A.'l
29th. That was the greatest thing I
have ever been Into. We boys were
in -the smoke from 5 :30 to 10 :30 a. m.
Lots of us went through without a
scar or scratch, the Lord was with
us, and now I am .going to be with
him.
Willie wanted to know if I had been
to the lines, tell him yes. and over
the top too and . captured some Huns
in less than ten minutes after going
over, tell him every thing is going on
J fine and hope they will continue so I
i hope to be home by New Year's Day.
i Listen, I have some Hun souviners
i and will send them to you if I get
I the chance.
We don't stay in the same place
only about three days and are nearly
alwyas busy.
I am now setting in a Hun's dugout
I where he was about a week ago, and
he is von farther now and I hope we
will soon run him off "the globe so we
boys can soon bo in Dear old America,
and 4, and will work-as follows :
Team No. 1 E. G. Flanagan, cap
tain, W. C. Thomas, J. X. Gorman.
Territory All that part of Green
ville east 'of Evans street and Dicker
son Avenue.
Teamjfo. 2 B. W. Mosely, captain.
G. B, W. Hadley, W. A. Bowen.
Territors All that part of Green
ville west of Evans street and Dicker
son avenue.
Team No. 3 C. L. Porter, captain.
Guy Smith, E. B. Ficklen.
Territory All that part of the town
ship outsid of Greenville proper and
North of Tar-River.
Team No. 4 W. I. Skinner, captain.
W. J. Hardee L. A. Randolph.
Territory Ail that part of the town
ship outside of Greenville proper and
south of Tar River.
Every citizen should consider ir -
i privilege to contribute to the i
i Mrs. H. E. Austin, chairman -f the
i Woman's committee has also appointed
' of their ability.
We have 6eared the agency for the Vim Truck. The Vim Trf
pany of Philadelphia are the largest exclusive Truck Builders in the J
WE will have one half ton, one ton, two tons, three tons, and
trucks built suitable for each and all kinds of business.
Mr. Farmer, Mr. Merchant, or any business man for around tf
will sell you a truek that is simple to operate, easy of upkeep, that
much work as three men and six mules.
WE feel proud of this agency and every man that buy a "H
frdht us will be pleased. Ask the people who have used them. IV
orders well in advance for one of these VIM trucks and save labor tf
war times.
WE are one of the oldest Automobile dealers in Pitt County,
ajways tried to sell the trade nothing but the best cars and it is oar
sell them the bet truck on the market for the least money. Buyi
be convinced.
WE thank our friends and the public for their liberal patroi
past and ask for a eontuanee of same.
Remember us when yon are in the market to purchase a high
mobile or truck.
-First Class Mechanics on Hand Always.
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LA. RAHQLI
PTSTRIBUTORS
Phone No. 237 - - - - Washington,
The Daily News is yet 4.00 per year to all
ter subscribe now while the price is down.
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With
ell Your Tobacco
GENTRY & GOR
MAN,
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GRE
ENVILLE,
The Best Market in the Eaf t, and You Will Go home Satisfied.
OUR THURSDAY SALE OF 342,810 Pounds averaged $43.58 bribing $14586.37. This is the
RECORD FOR BOTH POUNDS AND AVERAGE for Greenville i includes all the scrap and
damaged tobacco. We had a quantity of black tips besides a lot of f.rap so common that we threw
it in the stables. i . I . r
A BETTER PLEASED CROWD OF PLANTERS EVERt'lAREHOUSE.
ALL SALES FINISHED FRIDAY SOON AFTER DINNER EXCEPT GORMAN'S AND THEY
FINISHED BY 4 O'CLOCK
We expect smaller-sales the coming week.
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A few Averages Made Friday
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Gorman has 2nd sa Tuesday 1 st sale Wednesday, 2nd sale Thursday alid 1st
sale Friday.
PRICES
AVG.
L. F. Mills
Glisson & Fleming .
Smith & Lacey v . .
Hi. May . .
ti. L Faulkner 57.4fi .55.53 54.(W
Basemore & Chancy 38,46,4751,52,45,58,60, 52.76
Sam Mayo . . . , 41,46,55,57,60 53.00
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.. ...47,56,65 50.61
.: . 53,60,63,44 58.15
.... 59,53,45,47 54.15
-V40,50,54,56,58 52.00
50.46.56.70.73 57.51
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