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Effective March 1, 1920, The Edwards
Electrical Service Co., are dealers for :
Delco Light products
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in the territory listedNfoelow: v.
Pitt CountvFarmville. Falkland and Bel-
P voir township; Edgecombe county Nos. 2,
V" Mr.knd Mr. James L; Pairo anfl
famHy - of Charleston, S. C, are visit
ing Mr. John -T .Palro and family, .
Rev Dr. R. T. Vann went to Raleigh
this morning. t '
M. Bogart of Charlotte is spend
ing the dayin the city. -
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- Jess , Harrington of Washington was
here Sunday., . ' : - V '
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! J; W. Capps of Oak:City is In the
city'; -' "r j ' - ; ;
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L. . C r Berry, of Elizabeth City' is a
business visitor - -
E.' J. Becton of Kinston arrived in
the city this morning.! -
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Service rendered on call v :
Edwards Electrical Service Co
FARMVILLE, N. C.
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I John T. Wilson of Wilson, N C, ar- "l D. Mathews of a'Rleigh is regitt-
Norfolk Southern - , . .-- .
Henry T. King left this morning for
Greensboro to attend the Republican
State convention which is to 'convene
in
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1 is, the easiest thing in the world f Vh--uml ".
toVstif up trouble; All you have' to do fir - , '
is tell, the- truth at all times.
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, IN MEMORIAM.
. In sad but loving rememberanee of
our dear litiic ' daughter, and- sister
Anna Ruth Elks, who departed this
life Maroh lst, V39. r
One yea? ago t3day,you left: us, -And
we hav-i cf ten wondered- why, -hi
the years wbn we loved you most,
You were called so soon t j die. -
Shanghai.: Chinese residents of the;
International Settlement here; have The moonlit stars are -
Q -in that city Wednesday.
Phone 173
; B O. Clark a member of the firm of Representative J. C. Galloway , was
Clark Bros. Co., Grimesland, was on a welcome visitor to Greenville Satur
our streets this morning." .; day.
' R. H SlcLawhorn of Winterville, is
a welcome visitor to the city.
W. S. Shackle! ord oi Tarooro ar
rived in the city last evening via the
Atlantic Coast Line.
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B. J. Porter of Chicqd was a Sunday
visitor.
Bruce Wilkinson of Washington,
motored to GreenviU yesterday.
Julian Joyner? returned last nightl
from Kentucky where he has been in
the tobacco business. . .
suffered defeat in an alttempt to Gleamin gupon a-snt grave
slst upon - no ' taxation without , repre- j Where sleeps without dreaming
mentation. Chinese merchants refused : Tne, marling we could not save. . 5;.
to pay taxes unless they were permit- j Xou a re gone ; dear little one, rbut not
ted to . elect members of the municipal
council which is composed entirely of
forgotten,
Xor will you ever be,
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foreighers--six-British, two: Americans For s ortS as life and memory last.
and one Japanese. The Tabulation of . we van always uiuut-oi tnee..
the. settlement numbers about 30,000
foreigners and 680,000 Chinese.
The merchants, resisted payment of
Miss, Mary Warren returned Sat
urday night from Weldon and Parmele
where she hs been spending a few tax but were compelled -to capitulate
days with friends and relatives. when' the tax collectors seized prop-
! ortv in the Chinese stores and carted 1
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Honest TOM spent Saturday and to police headquarters. ; '
Sunday in Greenville returning to his ; The municipal . council has offered
Your Devoted Mother and
Dad, - Brothers : and
- Sisters. " -
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at the sign of the first syep.
epsated Aspirin is purrt
aspirin and pepsin co&
pounded in tablet fhr
i . Retains all the medicin2
quaiues ct aspirin, but
Does Not Upset
the Stomach.
home in Washington this morning.
E. V. Smith, an old." Greenville boy,
'was in town today shaking hands
with his many Tfriends. He leaves to
morrow for Sanford.
to refr the question to a vote of the
taxpayers next ApriL t : . '
The .Round .Table Club , wil lmeet'-
Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 -with Mrs
C. T. Munford.
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Mrv W. A. Bowen returned from
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
I last night" where he has-been Xor the
last ten days buying his spring stock
Mr. Bowen says he has 'the most com-j
nlete line arriving daily, he has ever
ehown in Greenville. A visit to his store
will convince you.
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Saved a Business
A man who may be called John .Jones, because that wasn't bis name, made
mighty good plows for a certain tpc of farmer.
COLDS AND -
sore throat:
Nature's Warning of Infection.
The plow had been invented hy John's grandfather,
turin the implement in crude, homely vay.
who supplied hi? near neighbors, nianufac-
John's father had r-t up a little mere madern fctorjy and from it turned cu-t p!cv3 cr.oug! tc
. supply the farmers of several counties in the immediate vicinity.
When the business cam into Hs hands, j'ohn determined that it should be a monument toathri
and grandfather and something he could hand down to his children with pride.
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Tilings went well for c time, but after a while the 'farmers of the part oft the country in which
a Junes' plows had been sold 'were forced to change their methods and grow other crops than thos2
. in cultivating xvhich these implements were useful.-
At firs:- John was pretty badly discourage by this turn in his affairs, but he soon made up his mind
there-was a way cut and wrote to the publisher of his favorite farm paper for. advice. The. reply
advised Jones to go to see the Brown and Smith Advertising Agency, in a not far-distant city. "
John Jones never had advertised and knew nothing of advertising agencies, but he went to se? the
Brown and Smith people. They found out farming conditions still were favorable' to the use cf
Jones' plows,' helped John to get dealer agents in that territory and prepared advertisements for
the farm journals and newspapers which covered it.
That was only a few years ao, but now John Jbncs is making and selling more plows in a wee'e
than his father did in a month or his grandfather in a year. And advertising has so reduced his
selling costs -that even in times of high-priced materials and labor he lias been able to lower prices
without cutting down his legitimate manufacturing profit.
Your problem may not le cf the tame nature as that which confronted Jnez, bzt if ii lias
to do with sales there is a Pert far advertising to play in solving it. Any one cr oil of the
advertising agencies of tie Suth, named belois, svill be glad to edeise you about the eppli
cation of advertising to your Lusi ias, free of charge and without obligation on yotzrpart.
Basham Company, Thomas Louisville, Ky.
Cecil, Barreto and Cecil, Richmond Va.
Chambers Agency, Inc., New Orleans, La.
Chesman and .Company, Nels.on, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Ferry -Hanly Advertising Co, New Orleans, La.
Johnson and Dallis Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Massengale Advertising Agency, Atlanta Ga.
Staples and Staples, Inc., Richmond, Va.
Thoma3 Advertising Service, The, Jacksonville, Fla.
Members Southern Council, American
Association of Advertising Agencies -
Till' mdvrt hem nt &rtard ky
Tk Thomas A dvtrtUinf Seraict
vwhtmnvill. Florida
Never trifle with a Sore Throat,
Cough or Cold. They are all Nature's
warnings that infection has seized on
the delicate mucous membrane lining
of the throat, mouth and nose.
Disease germs are' at work and must
be destroyed at once for they multi
ply with amazing rapidity. Sometimes
a healthy person is able to throw off
unaidede tha' multitude of microscopic
germ life, but think of the needless
risks you run!
You have got to apply a remedy
quickly for these symptoms are the
forerunners of more serious diseases,
such as Tonlslitis, Quinsy, Influenza,
Croup, Whooping Cough, Scarlet Fever
ani Diphtheria.
Musco- Solvent is the remedy. It is a
pure, harmless vegetable compound
and a specific germicide. It stops de
velopments of disease germ life dis
solves all mucous and heals the inflam
mcd parts It ma y be swallowed or
gargled, used as a spray of douche.
Never he without this Household
Remedy. A serious attack of many dis
eases may be prevented by its prompt
use.
Get a bottle today of your druggist
or write Loewy Orug Co., Baltimore,
Md. Price 7o cents and 1.50. - Adv.
BILIOUS
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If people who are bfltous are treated accord
ing to local ijmptomi they seldom get very
much better. Whatever relief la obtained ia
tonally temporary. Trace bUioafuesa to its
ourc and remove the cause and the chance
are tttat the patient will remain etrong and
healthy. -
Doctors tay that more than 70 son-organic
diseases can be traced to an Acid-Stomach.
Biliousness is one of them. Indigestion, heart
burn, belchingrfionr stomach, bloat and gas
are other eigns of add-6tomach. EATOSIO,
the marvelous modern stomach remedy,
brings Quick relief from these etomach mis
eries which lead to a lone train of ailments
that make life miserable if not corrected.
EATON IO literally absorbs and carries
away the excess acid. Makes the etomaen
etrong, cool and comprtable. Helps diges
tion; Improves the appetite and you then get
full strength from your food. Thousands say
that EATON IG is the most effective etoroach
remedy m the world. It ia the help YOU
need. Try it on our money-back-if-not-satis-fted
guarantee. At all druggists. Only 50c
for a nig box
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when you can ricle and Jo better work .without put
ting any additional load cn your team.
. There is a riding plow made specially for the
farmer who has only, two or three work animals
a plow of few parts that has every adjustment
needed to do first-class work. Its name is the
kvevy '-litis Indian1
It has exceptionally light unMes the operator to take
draft because the rear fur- ; more or less land instantly
row wheel acts as a revolv- ; (o straighten crooked fur
.ing landside, reducing fric- rows. It also holds the
tion, and all wheels are fitted f plow, to its work on sloping
with dirt proof, threaded j ground.
grease caps, making it easy ; burnished with 10 or 12
to force grease the entire r ihch "bottoms and two or
length o the axle spindles rse hor8fe kfc.
without removing wheels. -J .. ,
It won t cost you a cent
The landing lever controls j to come in and look this
the front furrowwheel and 1 plow over.
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