mnii
The Reliable Household Lantern
There is always need for a good
lantern around the home — in the
yard, in the cellar, in the attic—
wherever a lamp is inconvenient
or unsafe.
The RAYO is ideal for home use. It gives a
clear, bright light—like sunlight on tap. It is
strong, durable, compact, handy. Doesn’t
leak. Doesn’t smoke. Easy to light and
rewick. Will last for years. Ask for
the RAYO.
At dealers everywhere
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
WMhington. D. C.
Richmond, va.
Norfolk. V«.
(New Jeraey)
BALTIMORE
Charlotte. N. C.
Charleaton. W. Va.
Charleston, S. C.
It Always Helps
says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., in
writing of her experience with Cardui, the woman’s
tonic. She says further: “Before i began to use
Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, I
thought the pain would kill me, 1 was hardly able
to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles
of Cardui, I began to feel like a new woman. 1 soon
gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my housework,
as well as run a big water mill.
I wish every suffering woman would give
CHRDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
a trial. I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad,
and it always does me good.”
Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness,
tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman
ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman’s
tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui
for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing
women for more tiian fifty years.
Get a Bottle Today!
\ii \»crat{c“ For (lio Season of
i'l-r lliiii(lr*'(l i’liiKls. Mar-
k<'t» ot' Slat(‘ Can Mqiial (his
.\»ora!J»“.
I Mu- of till' leailiiiK aiiiumi i-vciits of
(iie year, tliat is Idolioil forward to
with laoro iuti-ri'si tliaii anything elsi?
Ilial occurs anutiiR fnir pi'uple l)ut oncu
u yi'ar, is (lu> opctiiiig of (he Oreoii-
lilli' tobacco market. A litue that ia
longed for l>y the growers of the
weeil and tlie business constiluont.^
as well. Not only is this applieahlo
to the farmers and business men of
lliis immediate section, but through-
<jut tlie county hearts are made glad,
Iteii in so many instances the farmer
cun rid his mind of that little note
here or there that he is expected to
take up at tobacco marketing time.
And just think ot the other fellow,
tliat piece of paper, lo. these manyj
months, making his plans where he
shall use the «-ash.
On account of tlu‘ drought of the
early summer the tobacco stands are
not as good as last year, but now a bet
ter harvest is expeiteil than was
even a month ago. The weed this
jcar will fall short in body and weight
t:ompared with that of last season.
This is due to the bud stand made in
the beginning.
Last year there was sold on Green
ville market pounds whicn
was very well divided among the seven
wanliouscs. 'I’he sum paid for this
lobacco was which made
an average for the year of $19.45 per
hundred pounds. That average was
equalled by few if any of the markets
of the state.
The South Carolina market opened
last week, and like lust year big prices
prevailed from the very start. This
viry likely means that the farmers
«)f .\orth Carolina may expect good
prices ill (he beginnii.g. and if the
nmrket hohls its own. as it tlid last
year, they will contimie through the
( III ire season.
The warehotiscnien all report that
Kiev are ready for the big opening
that is expected on August ISth.
.\evei before has this market been
as well prepared to take care of the
to the factorii's that will enable tho
liuycr.s to take care of every pile they
(an buy The largest iini>rovements
niaile iluring the year was that of
the i:.\port l.caf Tobacco Company,
they having erected two large build
ings that will enable their local buy
ers here lo supply the c’norotuous de-
i mands made of them each year.
The warehousemen report they are
expecting (he bt'st year .since the
iirst leaf of tobacco was marketed in
(ircenville, for the main reason that
till- market is becoming more and more
popular each year, each season bring
ing growers here from the adjoinin,?
counties that had marketed their crops
elsewhere.
OF TYIMIOIII.r\KrM(»MA
.W|{, >V, S, WII.SON niKS
After an illness about ten days
of typhoid-pneuinonia Mr. W. S. Wil
son who lives about a mile south of
Creenville ilied Tui’sday aboul I-
o'elock in his forty-second year ol
! age. He is survived by a wiff and
I seven children, and was a member ot
I the order of Ued Men and Moderr
Woodmen of .\nierica.
I 'I'he interment took place Wednes
day afternoon mar Aydin at the
family burying ground.
MO>KY IS WHEAT.
I’uts and calls are the safest and
suri^st method of trading in wheat
II or oats. Uecause your loss is
absolutely limited to tlie amount:
bought. No further risk.
I’ositlvely tho most prolitablc way
oi trading.
Open an account. Vou can buy I'l
puts or 10 calls on 10,000 bushels
grain for $10 or you tan buy both
for $20 or as many more as you wish.
An advancc or decline of 1 cent gives
you tho chance to take $100 profit.
A movement of 5 cents $500 profit.
Write for full particulars and bank
references.
j{. w. XEUir.vx.v
Columbns, Ohio,
Address all mail to Lock Box 1420.
ri:> ri( i ruK
Mattie L.
SOTICK
Humphrey
William \V. Humphrey
The defendant above named will
take notice tha t an action entitled
as above has been common('od in the
Superior Court of I’itt County for a
divorce from the bonds of matrimony,
and tho defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear
at the next Term of the Superior Court
of I’itt County to be held on (ho se
cond Monday before the first Monday
of September it being the 24 day of |
August 1;>I4, at the Court-house of!
I’itt County ill Greenville, X. C., and
answer or demur to the complaint of
the plaintiff in said action, or tho
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
(he relief demanded in the complaint.
This the I day of .luly 1914.
A. T. .MOORIO,
Clerk Superior Court.
.IfLlt'S HUOWX,
Attorney for I’laintiff.
7-2 ltd. 5tw.
Notice of Valuable l.uiid Sale
l!y virtue of autliority contained In
I certain judgement decree rendered
a special proceeding or action
pending before the t.'lerk of the Su
perior Court of I’itt County, entitled
,1. K. Carrol and II. S. Ragsdale and
olhirs against Sherwood Uagsdalu
mil ./I'liiiiitgs Kagsdale and another,
the unilersigned Commissioni’r will
on .Monday, August loth. I!tl4, at J2j
D'l lm k .M., sell to the liighost bidder |
at imlih' auction before the Cour'| I'niiSAI.I-:
House .)oor ol I’itt County, (ho fol | I'welve farms in .Martin ('oitnly,
lowing (%‘scribed liouse and lot, '.ny ^ ^ I'rojn iliirty-two lo live hun-
and 11 itii.' in the lown of tireenviil?, ■!( res in size, on easy terms and
.\orlli Carolina ami more lully tie- ! ceasoiiable prices, solicit ini]uiries.
scribed as lollows, to-wit: Marlin Coiiniy Really Co.
•■Lying and being on the North* Willianislon, .V.
(Continued from Iirst page.)
.suggested a recess until ;! o'clock p.
in. whereupon oliiers ventured a few
remarks and upon motion it wa?
agreed to recess as stated above.
I’roinptly at ;i o'clock tho bell rang
out, and after a languid, lonesonu
toll a (luorinin straggled up the ina.--
bli' steps, '^rhere after an hour’s pos-
sibli' wail with a speech or two san-
wi< iied in (lie meanliine IIk; platl'orm
conniiiit< e announced its readiness to
report its lindings. Herlofore it
was slated by the chairman of the
committife, the i)latloriu ot "resolves
ai (I principles” had been prepari rl in
advance, but tlii.s time it was not
lli'iice the unusual delay (Tor lack
of space the platform of principle's
is not incorporated h<‘rewilh) how
ever, (he long delay gave the Seiiaior
another oi)por(uiiity to advance u few
observations. Hi' told about the invi-
sihli' government and (he mighty ef
forts the opposition were making to
defeat him in the coming Primary,
Hi' told u.s about a secret meeting of
some of tlie high cock-o-loriums In
a certain lawyers ofTice in this town
l.’Kt week, in which the statement was
made as he was reliably informed
that "Hill Kvans had to he beat,* if
they had to steal the election.” Where-
niidii he warned his friends to be
vi»;ilanl in ami out o fseason -and
lliere Is no doubt that they are di'ter-
mined to watch (he ropes.
.'\rter the reading of the platform
and its adoptions in toto, the conven
tion iietook itself to the task of eii
(lorsing c(?rtain candidates to be vote.l
on ill tho coming primary. Here they
are: For the Senate: W. F. l^vans.
For the House: r. S. .lackson, on
S(,ulh side of river, the .\orth sid" be
ing left open until a suitable can-
liidate could lie found. For Connly
< nmiiiissioni'rs ihi-y adjudged li. L.
Worthington, K. L. .loyner, ,T, I’
Hardee, and S. A. Conplrlon good
malerial.
There wet^e no other caiulidati s
givi'ii the (). k.
.\t this point the little Leadi-r sut.'-
gistiil that Ihey go into exiMiitivi
session. Wherenpoti Ihi'V made a
lii'rali for tho jury room thus ilepriv-
iiin the writer of anything tnrilu r ' i
iilisi rve, so he left, as many others
linil done liefori'.
A SI'K("l'.\'!'OK.
WJMKUVILLE NEWS
WIXTFllVILLK, Aug. 1 -Misses
.leunnette Cox, .Minnie Wiiithurst, and
.Messrs. ,S. Owens and Si-ba Corbi tt
will atti'nd services at St. .lohn’s .Sun
day.
Ilarringlon, IJarber it Co., are giv
ing some Very good bargains in suni-
I’li r dress goods now. Il will pay you
to see them.
■Misses Kti lhi Huek iuid IJIanche
Smith, of Kinston, are visiting .Mias
Rosa Lee Hail here.
We always want (lie best wlieti w--
buy and (o get (he best wagon, cart
or buggy you will have lo see the A.
C. Cox .Mfg. Co.
•Mi'ssrs 1C. 11. I’ashcull and 11. A.
Cadilel left yesterday for their home
in Sanford.
Iton't forget that A. W. Ange Co ,
are .selling pants at a greatly reduceil
price.
Miss .Marii' Ruth I'ollani of Farni-
ville is visiting .Miss .leanett" Cox.
We have a nice line ot lull's that
we are selling at cost, If. i». Forrest
iVi Co.
Mr. Geo, Rowland left Friday for
hi.s home iti Wendi ll.
A few more pair of mens summer
weight pants that we are selling cheap
now, Harrington, I’arber k Co.
.\ new lot of roofing just arrived at
.X W. Ange k Co.
'I'liere seeim d to be a lot of excite
ment al M. 1). Forersi Aj Co., Thur*;-
day evi iiing but il was .soon learned
that a ni'W lot of Hunt Club shoes
had just arrivi'd and everybody was
trying to get a i>air. lietter hurry
don't you will miss yours.
.Mrs. Wilfred liuck left yestirday
ntorning for Middlese.x where she will
spend sonic tinH- with InT cousin .Mr.s.
W. II. Uoiisi .
.'Ir, R. ('room b'ii thi;> aft' rnoon for
-\vdi'n on business
Mi and .Mrs. ,1. F. Harrington went
'o (Ireenville yesterdav.
'J J )' !■ ), fj(‘,
'• 'I'iM.M 1 .1 FRF.C SEARCH MI..1 luport I
>M |iai« iiJ.ilnli:y. i;.u.l; -f-,
PATENTS QUaO FORTUNES f-r-I
D. SWIFT & CO.
PATENT LAWYERS,
303 Seventh St., Washington. D. C.,
j N.niv Msi.i: >iooM.Miin
SAll, IIOWN i\lt IflVEK
One of the season's most i iijoya-
|j)i' I Vents was the moonlight .sail
ilown Tar riv r .Monday night, given
liy llie young nien of the town coni-
plinieiilar.v lo Misses ICsther Hurley
ol .Ml. Gilead, X. ('., anil .Marie (iod-
lre,\, ut .loiiesljuro, X. house gues!.
I f tin- .Missi's Tiioinas on Dii kinso’i
a W'lui'-.
’ Tiie "Annie ,1.” one of 111. nicest
I and iuosl comfortable 'loats on the
river, left the dock al nine oclock
for Strawberry landing wiili a merry
ei'owd aboard.
Alter an litiiir's sailing tie landiiig
was reached and thi' i)aily went
asliori'. .\ boiilire was built, lunch
was sj>read, and refreshui'iits serv
ed. Aliogi'ther tlu‘ erowd was a most
I ongeiilal and inerrj om-. every mem--
In i' of til' party seeini d to thorough-
1> enjo\ the Hull' spent on the land
ing.
Tile I'litire parly joined in songs
.loki's, and mi-rry laughter on the re
turn trip.
Till- fortunate ones wire .Misses
l-.'silier Hurley,- (irelrhen I’arker,
Lmy ()ullerbridge, .\ill and Ada
1 lionias. .Marie (iodfrey, .Marie Rice
i;iizabelh Quinerly, and .Messrs. Karl
I’ilrti r. Willie Wilson, Clifton Kd-
wuids Itavid .Moore, Hi rberl .Iidin.son,
I’al -\li(iuire. Ficklin Arlhiir, Wil
liam liagwell ami Mr. and .Mrs. Knott.
NdiiMtcni Itjiilnay Auciifv
A.Slli:viLLF, X. C, Aug. .". -A larg"
aliendaiii I' inarki-d ilie opening here
toda.\' of ih'- aniMi ineetlng of tli.
Soul hern Kallway .''.geiils’ association
Th'' nieeling will Iasi ihri'c days an 1
will be ilevoli d lo llie disi ussioti of
a widi' rangi- of inpii-s relating par-
1,'iilarlv III Ihe uorU ;ind dufii's oi Ih"
r:iihva\ a^etiis. .-^eviral fianires of
' iiieriainnii'iii ari' in ln' inelndi-d in
I hr |iri)i;raninie.
Is Your Slcln
Clear as a
Baby’s?
fji’ With Pinipi*’> B.nU'h
HElSKELL’S t
OINTMENT anii alUh«'
f<->r .samule 11'
1 Ke>;ularhuw .'»«»•■ u JfS- .\il*
lOHNSTON. HOLLOWAV & CO.
1730 Spring Card«n St.
I'asl side of Siillon Street, and better
known as the Northern portion of
Dickinson Lot and hounded and more
particularly described us follows:
Itonndeil on tlie .Xorth by C. A. \\ liil''
an dthe A<adeniy Lot, beginning il
the corner of a trai l froinerly sold by
.Marshal l>icUinson, al the Slahli's
(now C. A. White) runing a straight
course will! the line of said tract m
the.- South West corner of a tract als').
conveyed by Ihe said Dickinson, and [
now owned by the Trustees of llie
.Veademy, ihence on with the South
line of said Academy Lot to a point
on l-Xans Street, which a line .\drlh
11 degrees l-'.ast would strike tlio
South i;ast corner of tho M. .Moon', j
now JIunford l..ot, thence from said ^
point South 11 degrees A\ est wilh|
Kvans Street 15 feet to an iron stake |
Ihence a straight line toward the j
front door of the Mansion House ol |
the said II. .'V. Sutton and wife, South |
71 1-2 degrees West to an iron staki'
in the line of Sutton Street or lane,
thence North 32 degrees West wiiii
tho line of said Street or I-ine to the
beginning, containing l-.‘! of an acre
more or less, and being tho Xorthern
portion ot tho Lot conveyed to 11.
Sutton by Marshal Dickinson on tlie
2nd. day of lanuary, 18G4 as will be
found of record in Hook Q U, on page
2 in the ollico of tho Register ot Deeds
of Pitt County.
The same being further known as
the same lot or parcel of 'and con
veyed to W. 11. Ragsilale and wife
liettie Ragsdale by Deed from Hugh
S. Sutton and wife liettie Sutton by
Deed dated December 20th. ls!':l and
recorded in Hook 1' fi, page of
I’itt County Registry. It being
konwn as the home phue of Ihe late
W. H. Ragsilale."
The purpose of this sale is to mak"
division of the proceeds therefrom.
The terms of said sjilo: two thirds
cash, balani'o in three eiiual (lay-
meiitsl of one. two and three years
from date of sale, the purchaser be-
S. ,1. IHeretl, .Mly.
Greenville, X.
(;-;:o tf.
Mrs. II. 11. Hal'niuii and children j
left this nniriilng for Wirghtsville. I
•Mr. .lames lirown. Jr., and Fraiuis.
Skinni'r have relnrni’d from Alhinliei
iCily, X. ,1. i
What ‘‘BeeDee” Means
“Bee Dee” on the label means Rl'-Al. VALUE
inside the packagc, and KI-SUl.TS and SA'FIS-
FACTION alter Ihe contents Imve been used.
Always ask for “Ike Dee” w hen you buy a slock
or poultry remedy. “HeeDee" remedies are pre
pared troni pure, medicinal int^redlenls. in a scien
tific way, and are geninne medicines that you can
depend on.
^ ^ STOCK a POULTRY
KeC 1166 MEDICINE
LINIMENT-DIP
Bee Dee Healing Powder—Bee Dee Colic Remedy
Attcr U'ini: tin- Rcc Dec
RcineduN U'-‘n‘'ralIy for
sunjihfjh.'. rloa-
sure n> v.ivin;; lhat they are
entiri’ saii*-iacti«in.
and \Vf rliiJly rcc«>m-
mcrn! tlu-in.
McMilK-n Stock Farm,
Waco. Texas.
You can t^ct them at
your dealer’s.
PB.fi
Carpenter’s and Builder’s
N4ITK K TO ( RKinTOHS.
The undersigned having this day
qualiliod as Fxocutri.K of (ho last will
and (estamont of .Mamio Hynnin, not
ice is hereby given to all persons in
debted to the undersigned K.xecutrix
and all persons who hold claims
against said estate are hereby notified jne: reiiulred to e.xecn(o .sutHcient se-
to tile their claims with the undersign , i urity against said land to secure
ed within twelve months from (liefn,,, uiniaiil purchase price,
dale of this nolii'o or said notice will i 'I'his .Inly l"th., 1'.M4.
be plead in bar against Ihe recovery
on said «-laims.
This the day of .lune, l',il4.
I,. ADA HY.MAX,
i;xeciitrix of .Mamie Hyman.
H.MIDIXC. I'IKIU'K Attorneys.
T-!i-ltdir>t w.
C
C. IMKRCK,
Commissione;'.
T-le-ltd. :!tw.
Hardware
Everything for Building
AND THE BEST.
IF you USE THE RIGHT BUILDER’S HARDWARE WHEN
YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WON’T HAVE
TO BE “FIXED” EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE GOOD, STRONG, DUR
ABLE BUILDER’S HARDWARE.
CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT “HIGH.” THE BEST
HARDWARE IS NOT “HIGH” BUT CHEAP—
WE SELL THE BEST. SE E OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN
DOWS.
Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers
Only One “BROMO QUININE*
. . ,,, , 1 To get the Beniiinir. call (or full namf, LAXA-
d as It Is this year, with additional I xiVK BROMO ouiNiNli. l.ook>or»i«naturto! ot .Miss KIhe rlcming near Houst'
.Misses Willie and tiallie Jackson
.Madeline Moore, I..ouise TucUer,
•launite Savage of Cireenville. and l.illie
.loues, t)f Uethet, X. C., are attending
u house party this week at the home
V
.,1 H.W. GROVK. Cureii B Cold in One Day. Stops
buyoFH aiui tho lUilllJ *luuitions ni»l totigh a»d hcsilachf, Bud works off cold* fc’5c. •*
PHONE 32
GREENVILLE
NORTH CAROLINA