Moseley Bros.
REAL ESTATE
AND
S
INSURANCE ACTS.
W0tmvtm0^
^Socia/ and ^^ersonal
maaammoMsifafKmnmaBKmaammmtKifmitemv.
PERSONALS I V poll iirriviii<< at Hot. Spring'
1’ilcln'r Kelley, a Ketl J’ox I'ook'c
\VI''1)X1''.S1).\^’. IMAKC'II I. 1!>1 I Spokane, rejfistered at tlic
Sox's liolei as “Mr. Ivhvaril Jvel-
ly, iiK'iuher of tiie Woi'M's cliaiii-
pioiis of
TO WHOM TT MAY
CKRN.
COX-
Mr. T. I. ^Moore li-li
iiioriiinjj: lor iiethel.
Mr. A. !■;. Di'iitoii went to lU'tli-
(>l this iiioi'iiiiiii oil hiisiiiess.
Ml'S. Mellie Harri.'S lel’t this
fiioi’iiinj' I'oi’ I’ortinoiitli, \'a.
J. H. Fori'i'st lel’t this iiioriiiii.i'
for Knrillvilie.
Mr, Ikonald liainoiid (hetter
■known !is Scotlie) left this iiiorii-
injr for IvoeUy Mmiiit.
Mr. .1. 15. I\it(rell left thi.'
morning for llelhel.
Mrs. (ieoi”ia .lames left this
niorniiiir for r«alliniore ami New
York' to hny >priiiir ami siinmier
rnillinery for thi' linn of \V.
Bowen. She was accoiii|);inie(l
hy Mis-es Jjuy ^\'liileiiur't. N'eli
and Mattie Lawrence and Misses
iioiiise and riosic iiiieknian. of
Washiiiii'ton.
Mr. W. V. Clark of (Iriinos-
I For W caitnc- s uiiu i.ossof Appetite
The Ot<l r* nrrnl sti'Mis'tlu'itrtify tonic,
i (iKt)VIC'S TA;** J'JCl.IiSS cliili T» '.ML, <n n cs out
Alalaria nn<l butUls I1M the svstcm. AtnietotJiv.
A sure Appctii,cr. Foi aduiU uii<i chiklrs.^ i. 50c.
j 'J’lie weather in leltiiiir work re-
^sinie on hiiildiiifxs iloiiiir up.
1)1 KS OF rXI'.r.MOMA.
Mr. danies (iraddy died tliis
niorninir at o'clock at liis home
on the farm (d' Mr. IJ. L. Sinitli
one mile from I''armviile. Mr
tiriiddy was strickened with piien
monia se\(>i'al days a^o and con
tinued to irrow worse until tin
end came. He was ahoiit iri
years of aice and lea\e- a wi'e
and se\i ral small eliildroii.
1 take this nu'thod to {'ive notico
o those hnyiii*' ninttrcsses that I
lave jnst rc'ceivod a ear load of
•lean wheat straw for tnakiiifr
•heap mattresses. When t)nyin}i
nallress(>s ask for one of L. S.
■'milh's hand-made mattrc'ssos. the
hest made. IJemeiiilier llu‘ South
ern Heanty, the next hesi mattress
that is sold hy Hiirirs-'I'aft Fiirn-
ilnre ('oinpany. \\’hen you want
vonr old hair fell niadresses re-
co\ered 1 will do it frr yon. Just
--(‘iid t!i('m to Hi^irs'I’aft I'nrni-
Inre ('o.. :ind they will ha\’e the
w<i!'k' done (lironirli my factoi'V
at I'viiisloii. on N'lii'lh St.,
Iiesides I lie SimmoliN Sales v(nhles.
.My hc'i hand maile cheap ma(-
Ires'i's can he foiiiiil at .1, h’.
.1. (i. .Moves.
I-S. sMri’ii.
K in^i I III. \ . ('.
I id -jw.
sMi'i'iri'()\\ N rn.Ms.
SMI'I Ii'| ( )\VN. N. (’. March
• >. r>orii to Mr, and Mr'. (', I >.
I Siiiilh a daiiLihlcr i-'dit'ii:ii'y 'jCi
ninciecn hiindrcij ,'ind foiiricen.
•Mr. ,'<ani I-'aiilkiicr id' Kiii'-lon
is depc ( a;_rcn( al Ni^llinr iic,w.
'I'lli' weddinii' hell'' will liny
not far from our town ,March tlie
eie\ ('III ii.
I Fill. .Mexaiidcr o
service.-, al the p'ree
church at .\>'ilMir
•Miss duel 1 \
THE COSTUMES IN
1‘ANDOKA.
The costumes in Pandora are
hariiioiiios in coh>r and in line
that deli{,?iit the eye and help the
inTiul and spirit to interpret tliv
character.
Floatini; draperies aiul scarfs
in soft shades add f^reat to the
iiiovenient in the dances. All of
the costumes are from Greek mod
els.
'J'Ik* costumes of tlie daneinji
spirits and symholic eharactt'rs
1‘xpress llieir meaninjji;.
Zephyrns and the dreams are
.sediii'ii\e in soft hu eiidarand rose
'!'he wiiti'i's in <ii‘een and foam
ing while Irimmed in sea shells.
I he fure.'i and reeds in N aryiiiu:
.shades of hrowii and <rreen.
I he winds in sofi hlendcd hliies
and yellow, llu' Dryds in yellow
deciiraled wilh iris and dew drops,
the miiiinlaiiis in irri'cn cresleu
with trailing snow repri'.M’iit
licaiiiifiil perMiiiilicalion of na-
I ni'e.
'I'he
idahle
fiMM
T. I. Moore
Jesse Speight
Moore & Speight
INSURANCE
Fire, Health and Accident
Opposite Proctor Hotel
I'',•lies and I''iirils
in llamint!: red
are form-
veiied in
(iracc'; in iilendi'd p,-i- “
ar.' tMiihh’ms of all illnriiii.
IS nil a \ isil to
.Ii ah Tyson.
^liss Nannie
v.eiil to (ireeiiv i
i!mv afleriH'on.
Miss Callie
\'cek end in l‘'!irm\ iIle.
I ,\\den
W ill l’>aplist
•''■iida \',
of rarnnille
si<l cr. .Mrs,
,Mii Wilk'ersiin
on ;i \ isil l'’ri
(
.^milh >|)cnl the I
TIi.
shade-
cha rms.
llci'iiis in hine and yellow wilh
wiiiL'cd cap. sandals and stall",
•‘cadiiceiis," in I lie \cry emhodi
men! id niolion.
I Ire (II Ills and (! ml desses a re ili.-
e'liisi'd -^o niairniiiciently that ihev
irdeiil M'cm superior creatures,
l-'ai'li iiears 1 he emiilem of his |)ou
er.
'I'he wiijfs are made h\^ a famoiH
wi;i maker of New ^’ork ('ity.
The costumes furnish charmin.<jr
ell'ccis which L’’really enhance th •
icaiily of the play.
trirni'un'iiini w«riH'firnitfimT'nrTrTT iiriiifiiiii'fTiiMiiimiiTnri—i
S. T. HICKS
Plumbing & Heating Contractor
Moved tc New Store on Kourth Street
Opposit Allen’s Staoies
Estimates Cheerfully Given on all Work Large or Small
Repair Work a Specialty
Out of town work will receive our
prompt attention
Residence Phone 305-L. Office Phone 60.
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.M.WNlNd FAC!'
cii.\i;{;
.MIKDFh’
N]':’\VAKK. N. ,1.. March
Cliarlc'- 1. Manninir. for (he
of whom 1 la/el llerdmaii
and killed his wife and
1. -
lo\ I-
shot
I hell
land was in town today. j IT l‘A VS TO ADVFIiTlSF
Miss Malissa Cawsey and Airs. j.',,,. sometime .1. K. Smith Hro.s,
Edward L. Clark went to Shel-^1,.!^ In.eii advert isinijf the
nierdine today. i famous liipiid smoke ami are do-
Miss lU'tsey (Jreeiie. who for ii,«r a splendiil business on it.
jM'veral years has made* her home sevt'ral of oiir (Jreenville people
in rja(}raufri‘, has moved hack to ha\e taken the time and expen.se
Greenville.
Mr. 1). 1'. 'riioinas. of Afaxtoii.
has moved his family to (ireeii-
villi'. ll(> comes to tak'e a position
wilh the Pitt Luinher and Maiiii-
faeturiiiLr < '<>■
Mr. H. I{. Colton went to Wash-
iiiirlon this Tiiorninir.
Messrs. Alhion i)nim and Har
ry Skinner returned lliis morniii<r
from Kalei;rli.
'I'he friends of I’oliceinan
Hriley are jrlad to le.irii that he i.--
ahle io lit' out airain afU'r his re-
i-i'iil illness.
to ^o over there after a supply,
hut the fiiiiny tliinj' about it is
that J. K. I'c J. (}. Move has
handled this .smoke for two or
lhr«‘e years hut failed to adverti.se
il. tlierid’ore. but few people knew
of such a thiii<r, why not "ive the
Kefleetor an add and let the {Peo
ple know what you have?
It certainly pays to advertise
\isit the S/iop.'^
To Cure a Cotd in One Day
T«k<« I»AX ATI VI5 BKOMO Quinine. It stop* (he
Conch niul aiul workr« off the Cold.
iMdKiriMH money if it fails to cure.
Ii. W. (iUOVi*''S »>ii:uuture on each box. 25c.
Don't forsii't that the per-
formanct' at the Pahiee Thea
tre l'’riday niirlit will bo un
der the auspices of the Ladies
Aid of the C'hristian cliurfh. Good
motion ))ictnr(‘s wilh several se
lections by local talent.
Fresh Bread Every Day
We are supplying a majority of
the homes with Fresh Bread
and Cakes every day, why
not you?
Our products better than ever
J. E. Williams
killed herst'lf several weeks a<ro,
will Ih> iiiveii a in'arin^ in conri
tomorrow mi a charp* of heiiiir
an accessory to his wifeV
nmnler. .Miss Ilerdman in ht>i
dyin^ stalement allempted to
e.xonerate Manninir. but the po
lice claim to ha\(‘ obtained (>vi-
deiice lending to show that he
was an aiH'essory and that he took
Miss Ilerdman in his antoiiiobile
t(. Newark before the murder was
coiiimitted.
ONK CHILD Bl'KX-
KD TO DKATll.
KOCKV MOl’NT, \'a. March
">.—The home of W. 11. Boothi
near IVnhook. was desir' ■ i
tin* early this morniiif' with its
eoiiti'iils. One of fixe cliil lrei
was burned to death. Mrs. Booth
the mother, was also se\t‘rely
burned in attemni ii'"'
children. She had rescued one
child and returned to the burn
inir buildinsr for an-'f'
^he was overcome by the intensi'
heal. She fell back ihrouiih an
(•pen window to safely.
N() TK OI'" THANKS.
to lhank ihe piilijic al
hui;c for their liberal IniIrona”’''
tluriii?:- iiiy siiccial .-aii'.. Wil!
ai>ii appreciate ymir fiituri' bii.'-
iiic; > a> I w ill be III a posil ion lo
ijTiM' li> Her selection a> well a^
pnci s ihaii e\i‘r belore, 'Ihank-
II IT Mill in adxancf for any and all
fa Mir.'- show n me. I am
(►lll’r- l(» S(*r\(‘,
B. .1. I’l
LLKV.
— I We are in the Pony Contest and will give
^rl.diiu ()I-K1;KKD I'OIJ
LOST CHILD, coupons on all cash purchases made at ourstoie
NoKl’OLK. \ a.. .March . 11 * 1 1
and on any collection made on accoimtsdue u?o
'riiroii^h .1 , II, Cr.'imblell. a trav-
eliiii: salesman of Akron. ()., the
police I f Norfolk ha\c been asked
to lin k for Catherine Winters,
ihe ten year old daiiLdiler of Dr.
W , . W'inlers. w hii di-appi“arcil
iVom her home in .\kron Iasi
.March and has not since been
heard fnim . .\ rcw an! nf SI .ii.id
has been oll'ered to llie person or
persi'iis who will ^i\f any infor
mal ion lhal w ill lead In the tind
iniT of the chiId.
r,K()'riip;i;ii():id of
DKKW .VND I’lII LIT.
AN
Baker and Groc<^^r
Telephone 113
mKKKnmm-vimaf»Ke:a<!.
“A B A” Checks
good in ali. parts
Ot< THK WORLD. . .
ISSUED BY
Greenville
Bankings Trust
Company.
XOTICK.
My son. Luther Barr(‘ti. ajre
1.'). has hd't home and refuses to
I'ltnrn. .Ml pi'rsone are forbiddi'ii
to hire him unless his wajies arc
l>aid to me.
KOSA BARKKTT
i-td-:uv. (Col.)
J. C. Lanier
VII.I K • »
»*»» Jk»»» rwniein--
IMIILADKId'Hl A. I’a. Marcl,
1—Many delcijrale^ aiul \isitors
■•ire arriviiiL' in I’hiladelphia b>r
the inlernal ioiial coiiM'nlinii .>1
the I'lrotherhi'Oil ol .Viidrew ami
I’hilip. an ni'ij'ani/.al imi for 1‘res
b\leriaii layman of llie I'nileil
.'Stales and (':inada. The coineii
liiiii session will bci;in lomorrow
i fli'rnooii anil conliniK’ o\cr I'ri
ilav. Many noled speakers ai''
M’heduled lo address the ^allier-
iiiir. j
Get busy, urge your friends
to patronize our store and
:^ive you the coupons.
Hig^s-T aft
Furniture Co.
WAl^rADS
^ *r .io^ '* • r I'l^ertion
si K TiiK m.m; 01 jsntixj L.\i> iks
shirt wair^ts at \V. A. Howent.
2-26-1w
New Gar
den Seed
Flower Seed
Onion Sets
Maine Red B iss
Insh Cobblers
Seed Oils
Rape Seed
Dr. Hess Stock &
Poultry Powder
s M 'mmi
PHOXE 53 OFTEN
Harry Wollcr claim-i ibe New I
York S'alikees iml the been oil'
him when ihey .-'iild him lo Lov
Ani'eles. The former New \ ork'
•rariU'iier says Li s .Kmiele.^ has oi >
fered him only lifly per cent of!
what he recei\ed in salary last I
'■easoii.
Caeb mu8t accoiupaDy ordera
(or waot ads, except from ttiose
havtug regular advertlBlns ac-
couuts. The rate Ib 6 cents per
line, aix worda to the line. Tel
ephone No. 74.
( KKi'K MATKItlVI.S OF Al.L KINDS
are t.lip newest tlnnc for ladies
liresKi'.s. We have tlioin in all st.vles
and colors.. W. A. Mowen.
ir. 1 A'/ F.I>—A I.L A7.\!^S OF
hair work. Old braids ilyed aiul
made o\er. made to look new.
Braids made from <‘oinbin<rs.
^^’ork done by e.xpert operators.
Address Miss Lizzie Hines, hair
dressinir aiul inanieurinfr parlors,
Wilson. X. C.
M E THE NEW SILKS FOIt LADIES
dresses and Khirt wait<ts at W. A.
llowdiF. 2-26-lw
you SALK ni: RK.\T—
K’ixo lionet', Kenis for ^'J5.()0 a
monli. Apply to .1. J. Cherry.
QOWANS
King off Externals
Is the ()ri‘4inal in licii
I field oi (‘xteriin! r<*m-'
liOiHosfor nil forins ofj,
!nfIai!iina(ion siicli
I piu'iiiuoiiijj, fi’onp and
NoHiIf!?* can
^proat'li {io'.vaus. 1{
j stands siipnMiie.
J tiV ll.lVl' h‘'rn Ki'llllliS
l'rr/i;inilii<n tin I'li ’iunniii.i uti-l
<'()/(/,>, f I (*r siiifi' it \i ■(.> fiiii oil tilt'
innrkri, ;iihl hnvr t'oiiinl it tnn' <if
our tiiDst s;itisl}irti)rt .sc//cr,s.
ii/ios.,
iVholi'n.'th' llt't.iil Drinrixi'^t'^,
(irvfuvi/lf. S C.Jii/yU. IHIH
BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME
All DruiiAifitA- SI. r>Oc. ’me.
GOWAN MEDICAL CO.
loaraiiliad. •nil noniy rirjiiiKd br intir itiatiiii 'J
.M ST KKtEITED A TAH LOAD OF
Terra Coy,a pipe, 4 and 6 inch. i
r H’-’ks, I’tume bO.
1 8 tf
V >E1V LI>K OF LVDIKS SILK
(liesses just rooeiveil ai. W. A.
llowins 2
SAI.r.SMKN HAMFIi: #;.VOO I’EIl
I aii'iilU aa.' ,ii e\;i.'iis‘-s to lip(-'in
I i'\poriMiCO mil aiis'(iiitolv aerps^iary
i I'akf orilirs i dealers (or cj’ar-
•ites. ris.ir.s, snulT. nr.iikin.? and
I 'liewinK fobaceos. Pern Wl'oli sale
■ i.iliacio C.) J'taton O. Now Y.irk, N
' II.' L'ni
.t.V}V;.VA' //AV/.Xa Ch'KFN
'ille liDiise to rent white family,
phone or write. S. .T. Kv»>rett.
ni.'II.I.LWT SFT TA\<;o
hairpins. Miinford's Quality Shop.
1-Jt
M n ( 0 \T SI ITS n THE
■Nowitt for your inspertion
at ’iV. K. Howens. 2-26-lw
•'k; I im; 01 i.\( is \>d kmiikoid
erie.i, all tliip seasons Roods on diti-
I)lay at W A. liowens. 2-2ri-lo
irST AintlVED, FKFSH I'ARAJA
coffee at S, M. Schulta
Strayed.
Onf blai li pell and china boar,
V cifihs al'out poiinds, 12 months
c.lil. I’nmarked oars, d'opr at end.
little V.liltn aroand ho'>fy. Will pay
all eo.-t of keppinr. N’ot'Ify me.
( has. Mrl.onhom, WInt<‘rTlIle, N. C.
'I- I \ TAllLF.nnAint.
ers. Mrs. U. (ireen.
COLDS & LaGRIPPK
5 or 6 doses 660 will break
any case of Chills & Fever, Cold*
& LaGrippe; it acts on the liver
hotter than Calomel and does not
4:iDf or sicken. Price 25c.
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