The Lasft Call!
Stock will be Closed Out
IN A FEW MORE DAYS,
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The chances are Greater now than ever on the prices of:
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Notions. We have not so much
&ock as before, but if you find the article- you want in our.
&ore, you will surely buy it, because the price is too low for
anyone not to see it Don't throw away your opportunity, it
is the la& one, and it is the one of a life time. J""
. Remember, the chances in saving at this sale are only good until Feb.
22nd. The sooner you come, the better for you.
LESOFSKY & EBORN
Next door toXitizens Bank, Fannville, N. C.
THE FARMVIUE MARKET
Price* Our Merchants are Offering
for What Ih e Farmer Raises. Pre
pared By T. L. & W. I. Turnage.
Butter 30
Egg* 20
Pea* 2.25
Country Hams 20
Shoulder* 15
Bacon 12 1-2
Strict middling Cotton 12 1-4
Middling 12 1-4
Mr. W. R Askew cauie home
Irom Oak Ridge I aft Thursday
evening.
MUs Blanche Taylor, of near
Fountain, spent Saturday here
with Miss Addie Rollins.
All Coat Suits and Cloaks at
coti.? Mrs. J. Wells Smith.
Mrs. Dennis Loan left laii Fri
day morning for Macon, Ga. to
visit her parents.
Mr. Hugh Barrett went to Wfl
son Thursday afternoon, return
ing Friday morning.
Mr. A. C, Monk returned loft
Friday night from a business vis
it to Richmond and Durham.
We are glad to learn that Mr.
Bob Newlon, who has been con
fined with illness, is improving
is health.
k Mr. J. W. Holmes went to Ral
eigh Wednesday where he at
tended it convcnl'oj of Hard
ware dealers of the State.
Miss Leafy McKeel, a teacher
at Bynum's school, near here,
?pent the week end in Farmville
tho gue? of Miss Addie Rollins.
MUs Pearl Owens returned
Sunday afternoon from Foun
' tain where she spent several
days left week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shackleford
? went to Walsfonburg Saturday
evening to visit Mr. Shackleford's
parents: They returned Monday
morning. '
Mrs, W. J. Rollins and son,
* Mailer Melvin,'Were visitors to
relatives in Bethel laA Saturday
and Sunday. They returned
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Dora Horton was the
r* lucky winner of the $20 gold
peice given Away by Mr. E. L.
Barrel t at the close of his eight
day sale laii Saturday.
Read the advertisement of Le
sofsky and Eborn on this page.
Only ? lew more days in which
to get real bargains at their Aore
as they ate going to close this
business in the near future.
Born? to Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Harris Wednesday nieht, Feb. 11
a son. Mother and child are both
getting along nicely
Mr. W. A. White," of Route 3,
paid us a pleasant visit Wednes
day. We are always glad to have
our farmer friends call around to
see u9. Come again.
* You can get a Bargain in a
Suit or Long Coat at Mrs. J. Wells
Smith. y
Mr. Marvin Jones returned
home Tuesday morning from
Richmond, Va., where lie has
juft completed a business course
nt Massey's Business College.
Mr. Carl Beaman, o! Greeae,
spent Sunday night here whh
relatives and left Monday for
Greenville to accept a position
whh the Greenville Mo or Co.
Note the change in the adver
tisement of the Bank of Farm
ville. Watch their space; Thej
will have something new and
appropriate for you each week.
For Sale? Pure Bred Buff and
White Orpington eggs. 15 for
$1.00? J. H. Harris.
Mr. W. E. Mewborn, the clever
Hardware salesman of Kiniion.
spent a few days here la& week.
He has many relatives ' and
friends here who arc always
glad to see him.
For Sale? 1 have four or five
young Single cone, White Leg
horn RooAers yet for sale. ? If
you want one, atft quick.? L. W.
Godw'n. Farmville, N. C.
Remember the "White Sale"
in the Hub Hardware Co,, build
in? over Joyner Furniture Co.,
Saturday of this week, Feb. 14th,
by the Philathea class of the M.
E. Sunday school. There will be
many articles Of hand embroid
ery as wetl es other nice things.
Remember the day and date and
be sure to attend the sale.
LoSt or Stolen:? A greenish
tan water proof rain coat from
buggy in Fannville Saturday,
Feb 7th. ? There was a dark spot
on right pocket and lowest large
front button was broken. A re
ward of $3.00 wilt be paid for its
return to Mary L. Vines, Wal
rftonburg, Route 3, (care of) J. R,
Tug well.
It is with regret that we learn
of the serious illness of the
mother of our late Chcif, T. II.
Smith, who wai Aricken by the
death of her son who was mur
dered here a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Smith has been confined to
ber bed ever since her son's
death. Attending physicians re
port that she is bdund soon to
follow him to the unknown land.
PLEASE pay your subscription.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. MEETS
FEB. Wh..
Having received a number of
inquiries in regard to the time of
holding the February meeting of
the Pitt County Teachers Asso
ciation, I take this method of no
tifying all teachers that the regu
lar monthly meeting of the As
sociation will be held in Green
ville, Saturday, February the
14th? The second Saturday. Ue
ports from the head of all the de
partments indicate that this will
be an unusally interesting meet
ing and I urge all teachers fo.
etterd.
H. H. McLEAN,
Pres. Pitt Co. Teachers Ass'n.
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FOR SALE-Seven fine FuU
Blood Duroclc Jersy Hogs,
weighing from 75 to 100 pounds
gross.? T. L. Turnape, Farmville
N. C.
SfcT LIVING STANDARD HIGH
Amarican P?op)? Rank a* tha Lead
Thrifty of tha Natlona of
tha Earth.
Americans are the least thrifty of
all nations. We rank below even Ja
pes and Italy in this respect. In
Switzerland there are M4 depositors
in savings banks for every 1,000 of
population. In America only 99 de
positors for each 1,000 of population.
Commenting on this fact the Nau
tilus Mtgssine says:
life has grown more and more
9omplez at a bewildering pace in
America. The more we have gained
In our conquest of material things
the more we have wanted. We hare
not been content with simple living
well within our means. We hare
constantly reached out to make a
showing equal to our more wealthy
neighbors. This has become almost
a mania among Americans of all
classes. And having suoceeded in
raising our standard )of living, by
strenuous and unremitting effort to
get ahead, we have net found our
?elves any happier or healthier or
mote useful to ourselves or others.
What we need is to popularise aim
pier standards of living.
We ought to mske it the custom,
make it fashionable, for each family
to live within its means. . ?? .
A man who earns $10,000 a year
and spends more is no better off at
the end of the year, and no happier,
than the man who earns but $3,000
a year. .
It is our ideals, our purposes and
our standards of living that fclay the
great part in making us rosily happy
and successful, or the reverse.
ma in a "poke."
Pako is an older form of the word
pouch or bag. The Otitic word was
"poo" or "poca," vhenco also is oui j
word pocket We have jnst been in- j
formed that "the word has oome ones
m<\rs to the surface in the speech of 1
Alaskan prospectors, where poke is
commonly Mad in designation of th?
buckskin pouch in which their Uk<
tags of joid are carried."
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Lots For Sale.
Five jrood residence lots in
Norfolk Highlands, on car line,
fienr Indian River ' Park. Sell
cheap for cash or initullments.
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Report of the condition of the
BANK of FOUNTAIN
[ j' at Fountain, N. C., at the
?umltt|re & Fixtures. 1,868.94 2,410.71
Que from Banks 8t Banker! 9,832.34
C??h Items 264 68
Gold coin 240.
Silver Cola, Including all
minor coin currency 1,052.72
Nfttinsl bank & olhcr U.S. notes 976,
- Total $ 48,245.90
t LIABILITIES
O.ipUal Slock paid In $ 12,350.
Snrplss Fund . 1,500.
Undivided proliU, less cur
,rpnl expenses & taxes paid 1,201.60
Dividends unpaid 57.00
Time Certificates ol Deposit 9,284.41
Deposit* lubjedl to chock 23,7*0.89
OMhlcrs checks outstanding 152.00
TWit' ? I 48,245.90
State' of North Carolina, County o(
Pttl, sa:
I, K, T. Woolen, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear thatlho
above Aalemant Is true to the bcil of my
knowledge and belief.
K. T. WOOTEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 24th day of Jan. 1914.
A. C. OWRNS, Notary Public.
My commission expires Dec. 31, 1914.
Comxrt-Attefli R. A. FOUNTAIN
T . R. L. JEFFERSON
G. W.JEFFERSON
Directors ?
Dr. Jnmss E* Patrick,
& Monk Bros. The Store of low Prices
Arrange tor the Wedding
And We'll Furnish the Home .
We help "Young Couples" to happiness now, and a com
fortable home in their declining years.
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Newly married folks who are waiting for their
"Ship to come in" before furnishing a home of their
own not only lose- the be& part of life but the content
, and comfort of a happy old age. Do not let lack of
money continue to hold you down. Stop paying rent
for a furnished home and get one that belongs to you.
Let little monthly payments bring you and yours
the pleasure of youth and happiness of age.
You can make your payments at the tftore. No
inquiry is sought among your neighbors about "your
ability to pay our easy credit way. All transactions
iftridtly confidential.' 'A home furnished complete is
yours for the asking. ''
Beaman & Monk Bros.
The Biq Store, - - Farmville, N. C.
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DEPOSITORS in this i>auk arc secure iu the assurance
" that any time they may require financial help to bridge
over temporary embarrassment, it awaits them here, so long
as it is within the bounds of reason and does not conflict
with our rules of safe and conservative business.
It is a fad that should impress itself upon the young
man ju? about to begin his career, and cause him to fir& of
all, ilart a savings account? here.
Come to the Bank today and
consult ns FREELY on any
Proposition Yon May Have
In Mind. We Can Help You.
THE BANK OF FARMYILLE
FARMVILLE, N. C.
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We've Ju^t Received Another
| SOLID CAR OF
99
GET A BARREL
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