THE BOOSE PMNTEBY
G. A. Boom, Editor and Solo Owner.
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PENNSYLVANIA AND ILLINOIS
PROVE NOTHING
Despite the efficacy of moneyed m?
ehtoery in Pennsylvania and TiWnoU
potties, which resulted in A mild clam
or against the primary election sys
tem, direct nomination of public offi
cials will continue. The people wiU
not ?t rotten political bosses hurl this
country back into *he abyss of dbty
pofitks, no matter how many mil
Hens were spent in two'of 48 states.
Apprehension over the nomination
of Vare in Pennsylvania and Smith
in H facia is unnecessary. It is doubt
Jol if thay will ever be seated in the
United States senate, should they bfcJ
4&Wted. If ft ever conies to e vote in
Arsenate, most senators will remem
ber what happened to those senators
wiip voted to segh Newberry.
Nor ahotrfd wgjiiuption coming
Iowa these state* mfbence the aver
age decent voter's attitude toward the
fdsoary system. Good ririsena, who
Vote without charge, now dominate
pet&es. Some may claim that the
primaries have not eliminated boodle.
Berhaps not, but the primaries cer
tainly have made it harder to buy the
majority at voters-* than to buy one
awaked boss.
The primaries have crippled the ar>
ripat boss *Who used to dominate
convbutiona, whip offke holders Into
link, sad juggle governmental affairs
to his own satisfaction. That, too, is
wocth while. 0 i.
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PROSPERITY REFLECTED IN
CROP REPORT OP SEPT. 1
^a answer to the radtet about
N?rth Carolinaa* prosperity fc Hh
fifetad in the September l crop re
port released by thk: national crop
i*?ortiHg board September 10tL Mb
?r an adverse spring and very dry
ww^m^a ^prospect
^ ^a ^ie CT?Pa ***** ^
^R^iiile, but, as vfcwetf from put]
Par's actual results, ,that the har
veste are good.
r The cotton crop ahowrthehest coital
dRIon In the scpthoa cotEen states.
We have an outlook for a good Caad I
M&fitable tobacco crop. Wheat had
?#iey shewed the bat yiekb ^forl
?Byj?rs. Corn, with an indication I
?*about 21 bushels per acre, showed]
|Jow?tioB<equal to any asp for sev
mi years in this estate. The fruit
mm is unusually good, as indicated!
H the production in the sand hills of j
AjfteWy over 3,000 cars of peaches,!
?Ifil,the 'apple crop ' all-over the!
?wh unusually good. From ahfdi
nuts, while off in stand. coniidsrriMy,]
seim to indicate fair results if faro&J
able weather continues. Soy beans]
and cowpoas are looking better than]
{# several years. Pecans indicate an j
vMwPr food crop.
A review of the September J crop]
msptg^of agriculture, is as
krdhates 7,981 000 bushels.
But some under the five years aver
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punnets uonng u# pus
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" rfttfiiua is: The late Irish potato eros*
gippes 88, pears 07 and theppuehpro- j
is 67 per cent of'a full crop!
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burgi N. C., R. !?: / ^V'/B
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next door $? ?yy ^QP* , J
Tbe Wlzzard Stacl*. fainter,
; tractor, known fnyeoast to C9*g?
^jpt worker ^appwtee yoor job.
F. O. Box lS3,^fogrfH?>. ??
f^and Ph^^UBties.
Some chWones. Write
(for dt9QW09> Jfmee
1L By ifato&fta power of sale con
tltaiaedin a certain deed of treat/**
ittsqfed by Dixon and wife, l*la'
1 & Wo*ilk W. R. Wxilia, Trusfcfc
8 i The Citiiocs Bank, on the 21st day. of
jMsrcK, 1983, dniy recorded in the mg^
^ry of Wtt-e^nty, in Book U4C?t
I page 438, default having been made
'jis the ^p9bg?etttr; o? tihe notes secured
I therein, the undersigned Trustee will
?Jsell at public sale, before the Court
it [house door ip the Town of Greenville,
tjN. CL, to the highest bidder for CASH,
iiOtt PWday; November 12th, 1826,^
Now, the following
jsciibed. tracts of land, Mng and being.
lion th?"East sidif^ street, ccr
?fner of lot No. 2, andf runs with-lot:
-|No. 2, South 80 degrels East 200 feet
Jto an jfhnr; Thence /with said afley
1 North/42 degrees W East 100 feet
Jto Tysw st&t; T$n<* with Tysim
;j street North sVjtsgdees West 200 feet
L|to Main streeckjrfieiice with ^Jain
j street South 42 tepees 15' West 1W)
J feet to the beginnSg; Being lots Nos.
?|S and 4 of what S\nown as Tyson's
Isub-division at l?rt\ Farmville, and
11 surveyed and mafcpedVjy D res back <t
J Clark, C, EL/in E^cem?r, 1910, which
.{map is records/ in thA office of the
[Register of Deris of Pit County, in
j Book T-9; pa? 108, whilh is hereby
mfersed to aid made a nart of this j
' conveyance ?r a moie /lAurate de
Jscription. T v j
HI Second Tpact?Beginninga\ a stake!
Ion the South side of H(wne Vvenue, |
1(50 feet West of Waver^f^reA.
.jC&rr's corner and ruiis
jE. C. Coir's -tine 200^ feet; tSence!
| Westerly 60 feet; TJpnofe*?ftfffflerly I
{and parallel with Wperiy street gOOl
Ifeet to ftorne Aveni*; Thence Easter I
Jly with Home Ave/ue 60 feet to the!
I beginning; Being/the shine lot pur- j
. chased f^om ,w/^Boward Horns and I
Third Trac^Lying and being in!
the Southwest jpNeer of Home Avenue
and Waverfet jftreAand beginning on
said corner /nd rumt with Waveirly
Street Southerly 200 fort; then West
erly ^0 feJt; thence Northerly an<l
parallel with first line 2o0 feet to]
- Home Awnue; thence Easterly 60 j
Said sale bein g made to satisfy said j
indebtedness secured by said deed of ]
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This 12th day of October, 1926.
^ ^ W. R; WILLIS, Trustee. |
CLUB BATES IF DESIRED.
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vany called it cruet and inhuman,
fiowart^ T. Jones, Department of
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Bring ygrir Tobacco to Farmville
and. enjoy pur High Averages.
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H ofiuy work. I was ao weakl B
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fjf Then, explains Mrs. Bunch, B !
fi| she happened to read about H
IB Cardui, the woman's tonic, and ra 1
m: decidad to give it a thorough ??
tim trial, the results of which she H !
ffl describes below:* ?-> fi 1
"It seemed to reach the H !
-9 : cause of my trouble at once. H 1
9 I did not take it long before fff ;
iM my appetite Degas to improve. He 1
11 1 gained in wright from 114 A '
? pounds until now I we^h 1125 B|
1 ^?1%lighted with my return- B
.9 Jm etrengtk?:-g^ ??$''?* By
S| "I now do afiniy own work. ?> h
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j: FLUFFO, 4 Pound Can. .|ll77c 1
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F . f ' 1 1 f 81 ' ' B
j[ EAGLE- MILK, Catt % S ? ???? ' ' ? ft I
!: D. P. TABLE SALT.^kage Sc g
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| CTioice California HRIED LIMA BEANS, Pound 12jc g
i: Navy Beans, lb. 7$c; Sal Soda, Pkg. 9c; Comet Rice,| W'2c ?
?? Shaffers Sugar Cured Hams, Pound - pSi '? 36e ||
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is; canned goods
I SI D. P. Peas, Tiny Sifted, Sweet, Can 33c
! \\. Stringless Beans, Blue Boy, Fancy, can 296.
11 Lima Beans, Warwick, Green, can 29c
; *. Corn, D. P. Extra Fancy,.can .......... .20c
| ' Sauer Kraut, Extra Fancy, large can 15c
j; Asparagus,Del Monte No. 1 Ro^d can 21c
'! Peaches, Del Monte, Halves in Syrhn.31c
I; Apple Batter, White Hoase, large canJS^7c
FINEST MJSATS i I
Princess AnnePaflt Sausage Meat, Hj._29c j i
Va. Smoked Sansage links, lb.. .' ^ ?
Premium Fnrfpkd, lb. 29? ?' t
Smoked Panics, Small and Lean, lb. 29c .;
Salt WRf, Rib Bellies, lb. ?24? 11
Salt/Pork, Plates, lb. _ |
Spit Pork Fat Backs, lb. 1 l&c' ; ;t
/hipped Beef, in Dust Proof Pkg. , : .15c ^ |
|| Blac Flag, Liquid Spray Insectic&a. } pt 23c; 1 pt 43e ;:!
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| Wonder and Palace /
?| ?FLOUR? /
j J Rich in Glaten, Besf Quality /
| \ 121b. Bag 24 lb. Bag 48 Ib^Bag
1 54c; $1.05; $2.00
^SkJAZDA LAMPS J?|
ClealNjr Frosted :J;;
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;: BEST COOKING LARD, Pound
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{ Hooker Lye, can : . . ,10c Spredit, 1 lb. Prints 27c
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| I). P. COFFEE
I: The World's Best Drink
(:???.? Z " ? 37c P4bd. ;
OUR PRIDE BREAD 10c :|
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