PAGE TWO
THE CAROLINA HOME
FARM and EASTERN
REFLECTOR
(Obo« • w«ek)
Piihllabvd l>7
rmK JtXCLECTOB L'OMrAM. Inc.
D i WHICHARD. Hdttor.
•KHENl’ILLB, WORTH OAHOl.INA
Bub»'*rl UJiHj. oiiti ytinr, . . $1.00
Six moiiUia ' I
AlHnrdfc'.s f;itc3 mar bo UftJ upou !
»pj)lio»itioti vt tUe bus2«j»(j oiU<'« ill ‘
Tixa UuUtlius, coruer Lvaug ;
%nd Ttiird itr«»t9 i
All carit.M ni tUrtUK# aiiCS rcao!v.li(iiJ:' ■
• U rsmpcci wll oo cUai'frfd t >r nl j1
c*nt, per word. |
doe.-i lu' ?
• tin'l I'.oV
A sluari I'hai). tliat iclloi'.
CouiruuiiU.'vitlouB aiivorilsuig e.uidi- ^
Wiii btf Citai-jst^ for ac ihreo ^ I'
'er.‘» pi*'' !i".s. ui> to flitv ■ i!'
>MIV (Iti roN Is H>MI{AUVM>.
fiiiti'u (loi'lari'it loim'a-
I aiiil by llu' lirilisli govermiiiMii. aiui
no iiioro iiilton i.s allowod lo n-ai li llii'
ii; iMi.ulaml's ciioilUos.
iiutlins; I'ollon on li.c contra
il.iiui Ii't i-an;^i'il (.iiiisii’i'raii)!' r-|H''U-
!ali"H ill Anu'i'ira. ami (■■'iiiH'iall.v
llii’ sniuU, iM'rail mUoii
'' !■ Iiirr priHlu.'i of till' soulh anil
' !i. 'i i!)" r<oulli I'ail.-; lo iiiul a iiiarlo'l
JiT ii.-^ rollon tin’ souih is llir :-u;!fi'iT.
I ii>' i.>!io>vi].:; ri'iiiui'lvs iroMi ilu'
i !iil;'iit''|'iii'i LciIk'.'T il|'tl>- ilr-
‘1 I ilu's till' ^iin.ition aiid Irl!-. plaiiil.N
I V. ijv Ki 'la!'.'! ;'"i l oitoii on ih-' co;’•
t’-uloi't ti
No::h Caiol!:jiV.
»Cl ol i. 137S.
■ i!' I i . I, -i; ,.i^ mivi i-nnu'iii liait
I ,ii;ii.ii rt.nlialianii in .lanua:','. in
iocotid tiusB matter 'pti^iiahiliiy (Icnnaiiy wonUi tuiu- lio
,1, .il Iho pOiit v>;Ri 0 at I I'liiinou ,! animui'.i-
and“;
Frida,v A. ^ ! 2 , 19 15
mil: m. ■
\\ ilii :n
’’■a' i:'
i.,n> 1-.
i s:r \\ il'iiaii! i;a'ii>-a' .
^ a’. ^ ■ ' iifini'l. al 1^'' na ot-
• • r.rilisii Si iiMU'c r.nihl. Sir
Iri'i lu's Uiiaroiv- I 1 iai:ii;iiH'
LI' nt;iij;li sri.'.'i'rnnir'il '.ii'a!!!
ri'io n I .iiiM alKind, (l. :‘
■il 1). '-.in I., nri -i ort m n: .i-
I'Mi \l !aMi;ir> . 'ria-
nroi'li'''' i' 111'' I'ai ( ■>•..•1
111.
a 1 ir,:.'. rcil;
x'. I; a • 11 i .-.
1 Lll'OUl
nil i
l o nt'Xt to usek'ss lo n.oiitioi; tiii'tii.
Tlio fhiel' tliiiif? iliat tlio town nt'i'il;;.
as il now staiid.s, is inure inaniilacliir-
in^: ontorpri.^i's Sonictliin^ lo i?ivi'
vork to a lar.ijor niiiiilii'r of pi'opli'.
lid ihi' work for tlu‘ iiooplo and Ihoy
\ ill iinnu'diaii'Iy fUick lo (! i I'i. avii.o.
I'd gi't llu> Itall starud lo rollinj;, tlio
il fill I liainbor of I'oniinoroo sliouid
o’l liii^y at oiu-o and advmiso the
| ii-.^iliilii il ■■■ <if ll.is lo«n li' 111;' nion
ho li.r o i;oi nioi.oy aii.l who ari
l(.oKii\;v sniialdo silo.-, lor looatin.u'
jlla ir I'.i inn. it-nirinit cnloi'prisos.
I ihi-ri.' aro a 1 iio;i.--:ind and ono way.-;
11' whioh to lHi;in lliis i'lui’noss of ad-
vi'i'lisiiii; and hoosl iiiK.
'I'hi' lio.vt plaii lo do .soino oHoiiivi'
ad\oi l i>ili;; will ho to got oul a pro:--
1 oonis of (.'rooavill.' and mail il to
I'M’Ts ii.iM.r ihal oaii ho -iiourod in iho
Mli.di- I'liiloil Sialos ill' Alia-rica.
'A Ik n ^onl.■ in i.-.on toad.-' :'winothin): 1
al'oiil (ii ooiu il;.', and inoiiionia 11*' ''*■
• , Moyo s
I'ads lhal il I." a .uood lown, iio uill
v'aiii lo Uiiii'V ai'ir,. ;iiid \'ill j'roiu]it!\
writi’ Id liio !oi;il ohainhor of loin-
tiino hi loll hiiii
lo ollor.
I.‘I's o.ii i! h.io.-i (irooii >'iilo for .a
■!;i I :• ad l.oilia' k. n I
NOTlCi;
iiiorio. 'I'ho-i is ih
'' ll.it (ll i o;i\ ill.' li:i?
xoTiri’
North Carolina
Pitt (’ounty
iN'otifo is liori’liy givoii tiy (lie hoard
of County Coiiiniissioners of I’it
I'ouuty ill an iidjouriied session as
seiubled on .Monday, July 11’, lti|5, or
dered that ail election be held in the
followiiiK described territory:
"Hoginning on the north side ol' Tar
river opposite Mud I’ldiit Seine
Beach, thence running north 4f> de
grees east lo Crindle oroek, tlionci
with the Creek to H. H. Satterthwaiti.
and tlio Milos l>ittlo, Siepheii laiii
thence wilh the said Satterthwaiti
aiul lattle line lo Uobort Wilson’^
line, thence with the said Wilson and
SattertliVfaite lino (o liolkrl I’c-d's
lino, thoiue wiih the said liolieri
I’ool's and Sattonhwaiio's lino ii
■Voah l,oo's lino, thonoo wiili the \oa!i
lioo and Kob.Tl I’ool line to .1. U
Baker's lino, thotue \Niih thi! .1. K.
Hakor and .Voah i.oo's lino to 1!. K.
Floniing’s lino, thonoo with the liakei
and I'loniiiif: lino to Tranters Crook
thonoo up tlio said Crook to .1. H.
uvorton and Walter Wobb's corner
llunce wilh iho said Overtoil and
Wold) line to Coo. .Move and Walter
V.'obb's corner, thoiico witli the said
and .Move's lino to Matthew
lino, (hence wi'li (lie .Matlhoj
Mo>o and Webb lino to the Sattor-
thwaiti' lino, iliciuo with Iho Salter
llnvaile and Wobfi lino to the White
head and Satterlhwailo piiidic road
thonco wilii the said road lo the Shop
pnrd .Mill road, ilu iifo wiili tlio Shop
pard Mill roa.l lo the fork of the road
in front of Malis-a Thomas’.^ hoii.~i
ihoiii'o with tlio road lea liiiK to .'^^ina
l.'ork til ilie r.amhill aii'l McUawhon
r.ow roa l, ihcn. o a stiaiglit line t-
r.u.L rs I P
and we'll rush our trouble man right
around when sometliing like this hap
pens in your home, if your plunibiug
Plumbing
is defective, antiquated, unsanitary or
worn out, have us make necessary re
pairs or install a new system of
.MODKH.N' 1>M’.M1UN'(!.
•loldiin^ a Sperialfy.
S. T. Hicks
ri>iiiil)lii|; nnd Heatlii);-
(,
!-|i:
:.i il i-y
, .llilM-i
ds ol
ilho tlio .v'l'rslo liiaii' ii. th.'iic.'
Uirai!4h! line lo iho ton niili' ^o^l on
I .Notice of rogistratiou and election, I iho . i'. I<. Kailroad. tlioiioo w ilh
ii[ion the proposiitiou to issuo fifty liic .Mi l.awhorn. rarnhill and Whioh-
thousaiul dollars worth of road bonds I'.'"' Willis lino
:lho!!ci' wilh Iho Have Willis ami \\ hu
!!>::rd lino to Hiinlins; Run. llioiici
by I'ariiivillo 'J'own.«h!p, I’itt county,!
'i!
II,’
.\orih Carolina.
.\onli Carolina
I’iit Coiinty.
"1 .'li;
■a.i li-
111-.- o-l!r,':'-.. l!’..!!, ill a vow:'.:.
,'! ,'. .-'-a -;e I'M- all I iio K.n ri i.in
.. ii't'ii, a I ! '-I--! I pi iti'ais III col
I'l iln; 1. a i.'i- oacii i iniij.i. 11'
- a : c a piiri’.x iai.i' - !v < ur-
I ho iaiir. 1' ion fai loi'ics o;' < ici
I pi ire | .im'o.ihiii po\rn!s ol' cot
da.v (o 'ii;i[ih Iho Held arlillii'.'.
w -.ih aniniiinii ioii. 'I'liiH S'. .'i(u il
•I i'alo il.;y i>r bales a
l-'iir: her. iri'cai i;'i.i til il i"S o.'
-.I'.Ill] ;i'-c lic'.'.i d lo siipply slliall
arn-..-; arnniiir.ition, tu >ity nuthini: m'
■ ;;t.'r;al f'M' clni!;i!i,;.'. both troop.-- an.l
' > 1.1 f.
n t
l.-itis
u 11- .
r hoi;i
bill
I it!i-~:- iii i-n;.iiiy has a lai'i
I ottnii stored up. or niib's:
overs si'ineililiit; lo iak<' llu
iiitoi: in III.' ni.iiiufaciurc
.- -U|lp.^■
-ho (i;>-
|)la'-e "f
of giin-
'j.oudir. the (ioniKin nation is in sori-
liiip
i',11 ■
Ha:
iiir. -.1 ea -lai L’.latico ai tl,
S i..'1-t). r 0 'i.'eiii> il.ai llla^
r i- a-liui;-i'r ni' Mary Ann
1'
r-1 ens daii,m'r of having a de'ii it in hei
; atnnniaii ion siipidy. This will.
of
Icniifsc. be to tile I'ldvaiii.i.i-'i' of till' al
j lies, and IS what ihey ai " lookiin; for.
11 i.a .' tiiliai'u:!! on cotton
•Notice is hereby given that the
Hoard of Coniniissioners of Pitt Coun-
ly in regular session assembled ou
the oth day of July 1915, it being
the regular meeting held on the first ward line lo W.I.
-Monday of .Inly 1915, ordered an elec-1 Hatton line, thence W. L.
tiou to bo held in Farmvllle town-
with IlnniinK Kini to (Jrindlo fri'ok
tlieiu-c wilh tlrindle I'rook to Henry
■\Vard and the lio',d<ins corner, thoiici
willi Henry Ward and Hopkins lint
lo U. I'. 1 larrin.nton's Goorgo Moon
lit’o. ilioneo wilh the Harrington aiu!
Hopkins lino lo I-;. A. Carney's nnd
Harrington's lino lo the lien Wooten
eonu'-r, tlioiuo with the l!cn 'Wootei'
'ind .Foe Haniol lino to 1/a vroiice Ward
lino, tlionco wilh the Wooten anl
.Nobles
Xoble.-^
I Hatton lino to 1». ll. Mooro'^
ship. I’itt Countv, North Carolina on 'l‘''‘'' Hionce with I). O. .Mooro ain!
•I'l,^ 1.,,- .1,.^ oi«f a.,,, I the .Nobles lino to l.iinstord I'loniing r
luesda> the -1st day of September I Fleminp
li*I5. at the regular polling piaco in,.„„i ,, Moore's lino to the late
the town of Farmville for said Town-j j.iim i-'bmiiig's line, thence with tlu
fhip on the question or proposition .Tohn Fleming line to the Matt Harrb
of issuing Flftv thousand dollars Itheneo witli the Matt Harris and
, a 1 ) * T. I-'leniing line to Tar river thence with
worth ot road bonds, to bear five per beginning.”
cent interest per annum payable semi-j -i-jmt ,[,p ^aid election to be held on
annually, and to run for a period of | Tuesday. September 14. 1P1.'. at tin
Thirty (SO) years, the Funds received j I’uhlic School house at the above ile-
froni the .camo to bo used for the pur-
.. rihod territory for the purpose of
... ^ V,. ,taking and ascertaining, the will of
pose of laying out, establishing, re-j,,^,, „„aliiied voters of the above de-
* *.• ‘seribed territory, as to whether there
shall Or shall not be levied and eol-
'"il" icria.ia rcqai ion is slai.d |
1".,' lit, H..-i.,i. iha.'i i'i.' World I .';i)cc !i-.| I
1
I' iniL'hi II.- tliai ilcrtnaiiv will ciini.'|
c ii: on t.iji alter all ,
'I vun<; \ iuw>.
TIiosi.' Mexii’aii.-^ art. imw in a fair
n-.iy '.) u. t a ito-o lhal «i!t knoci. .ill
il'i ri-voiiit io’. ,-piri! out lit ilii-ii!.
'i i-'-y .iiiitlit to ai-yway
’lavli" ihi' Ktii'liiii l''i-'. I'rcs.- wa*-
ia.;-ht hen ii h.inled liiat tiavso i ow,-.
(l..-ir wi-ri- .iri'c'fi-d in .ishinmnii Mic
. *h"r d.r. v,.'ri- iind'-r tlic iii.pi c.-;si.)'i
;!i: ' i!i. w-y, in .No,i)i'.~ arU'
ir
.! r:jl.i ha-
I ii-il what I
a: h ’Aas !)
ll'il.i'T
~! 11'. t;!IJ11
Ml putiii'
I a 11Ill -11 .1 \ 1 ■ I
|. would do ill liic
l-'.urop.' llu; i!ii
d'. a ihiii-'
. -I'lni; pie ..I'lii.'iia
l.ailv .Nt-'V,; ha
i \’i<- '.i.'.v-i in il,
('.iceiiviili' IS a proiiy husky youiii;-
or for its auc, but il could bo niado
to grow iinlil il will surpass its pres-
eiii ..i/i- Th.it's ju.'l nhai cvi-ry
I'-,111 in I'li-i" i;\.r.i- ...lioiilil want in see.
i-;-,i'!-\ lint- lir.it li'.cs ill (;I'ci.iivill"
li.iuld tal>i- I'arl'.-iil.ir prid" in seeing
il,i' lown urov,- -lalil it has bi'ciuno a
I'M. T!;c inctriip dis of l-^asl.-rn .North
• 'iirnlin.i is not loo high an ideal to
set. Wo call leai-h that posilion if we
'.MirU hard cni.iii;li. Iiui this town will
iicvcr 11.. niin h lartri.r if it does nut
ual... up and ili - i'l.- ilrii it wants to
l-f. a real inun.
'I'l.I- lu'.siii'. - till II of (Irei-nvill..
iwi'ilvim.' (o'.',. I-; ivcly and fm tin. ad
j vii!i.-i.m,.nt Ilf the lovn al the saice
!iaii". 1-111 ni.iKe of i;rcen\i!ic a litv
i'i'l'. -’> ---I lie a'ldim! Ill lli'”'r mvii tnr
I
I a:i. ai ' a u c t iia--.
rla.;.. la.ii,', o|ipor: la; .
fii]. cnlar.di.M i ireeiiville llial it woa'ei
pairing, grading, constructing and
improving in any way the Public
noad.^! in Farmville Township as pro
vided by an Act of the I^egislature of
•North Carolina, Session of 1913, des
ignated as Chapter One Hundred and
twenty-two (122) of the Public Laws
of .North Carolina.
And notice 1 s furthe Thereby giv--
en. that an entirely N'ew Registration
for ."iaid election was ordered and
called and that B. O. Turnage was
nnd i.■^ appointed Rpgistrar for said
election, and that the Rooks for Reg
istration will be opened on Monday,
-August 10, 1915 and close dat sun
set on Saturday, September, 11, 1015.
that on each Saturday during the
said Kegistration period the Regis
tration books will Vie open at the reg
ular Polling place In the town of
Farmville North Carolina, nnd at all
other than during said period will be
opened at the ofTice of B. O. Turnage
ip the town of Farmville, North Caro
lina. And all citizens desiring to
vole in said bond election to be held
on September 21. 1915, will be re
quired to register.
Thi"! the ‘^th day of .Tuly, 191".
S. .\. Coiigloton,
Chin. Pioard of Coin. Pitt county.
Attest;
I’.ra'coo r.cU. Clerk.
lei ted a Special School tax of thirty
eonis on the Poll and ten cents on the
One Hundred dollars valuation prop
erty in the above described territory
and at said election those favorin..;
the Special Tax shall vote a written
or printed ballot containing the word^
"For Special- Tax", and those oppos
ed to said Tax shall vote a written or
printed Ballot containing the words
“.\gainst Special Tax."
..\nd it is further ordered that. .T. .T
Satterthwaito bo and he is hereby ap
pointed Uogistrar for said election
and S. V, Williams and ,T. S, Flem
ing are hereby appointed Poll Hold
ers or .Tudges of election.
And it is further ordered that a now
Registration is and shall ho required
and that the Rogi.stration books foi
said District c - territory shall be op
ened on Thursday. August 12, HMa
an<l closed Saturday. Septenilier 4ih
1915. for the purpose of Registeriiif.’
the (|unli!ied voters for the said Ids
trict or territory.
This the 12th day of .Tuly. PMS
S, A. Congleton,
Chni. Boaril of county Ci>inniis'rs
Attest:
ISrascoe P.oll, Clerk,
7-11 ltd :itw.
Southern
Railway
Premier Carrier of 7 he South
Low Round 7 rip Summer Tour
ist I'ickcts !Wou' on Sale to
“The Land of The
Sky"
Asheoille, Wa^mesville, I oxa-
LCay, HendersomHlle, BreVard,
Hot Springs and all Other IP'es'
tern North Carolina Points
Spoil 1 joar vacation in the cool
uiountain.s of Western .North Carolina.
Weed.end and Sunday F.scursion
roiinii tri() tickets on sale to Asheville.
I’dack Mountain, Mt. Airy, Morehead
City. Wilmington and various oihor
niountai’i and seashore rc.sorts.
For illustrated booklets, complete
detailed information, ask your agent,
or communicate with
O. F. YORK,
Traosling Passenger Agent
RALEIQH, N. C.
Professional Cards
-H. W. CARTKH,
Practice limited to diseases of the Eye,
Kar, Nose and Throat
—and—
The Fitting of Olasses,
Oflice with Dr. U. L. James, Cireen-
ville, N. C.. every Alonday.
Home Olllce Washington. N. C.
I1AI!IH\(J AM> niMU'E,
l.iiwjers.
I’racticing in all the Courts.
Ollhe in Wooten Building on Third
street, fronting courthouse.
r. TllKJl'E.V,
V^'lerlnary Siirfjcoii.
Ollice; Winslow's Stables,
l’h<tii*‘s: l»av II Mght ;{S|.j
I). .V. CLAKK,
A((oriit>y at lia>v.
l.and and Drainage Cases a Specialty.
Ill ollice formerly occupied by
F. (}. ,lames and Son.
S. ,F. Eviuurn',
VJIornoy at Law.
nillee in the .National Bank Building,
Dickerson .\venuo.
PARKEFi’S ART STI DIO,
Curlier l^'oiirth and I'.'vans Streets.
1‘holos Made Itodi Day inid Mglit.
Send us your
KODAlv AVORK. .
li, K. TYSON,
Dllice on Fourth Street near Frank
Wilson's Store.
liiM'.rance.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by looat a{>plica{k>ns, as they f^acK
th«‘ <Iis* ast(l portion of Ihc « ar. Th* r«- is
cniy ono \\ay to ctjro sh. un<l that is
by ci.iiptitutl-'iia! ronit di* s. PiaffitRs is
CHUM* >1 liy uj) iniliiof the niu-
COU8 lining .-t' ?hf Uustaciuau Tube When
tbis tub* iH intlarurd you bav*> a rumbling
BDiJiui "r iiiip* rf* « t h« arihi?. an«i whi n It is
ciitirt-Iy fb'S'*1. Pt-afnoss is !!»«• r<-pult. and
iiiilifis tbi- cm bo taken <iut
am! t})is tubt* rtsl'»r*«! lo ita nornial condi
tion. h« arin»; will b<* *l> t«ifon vcr; nine
cas<-8 out of toj> nr • caus- il by Catarrh.
U'hlc*>j is noihln^' f»i}t innarncil ronijltion
)f th** Tuucous aurfacfj.'
\Vf will Kivf Ono Hui'drtMl Hollars for any
case of f>i'afn»s.«» (caused by catarrh) that
cunnoi be cur«fll by Hair» ('atairh Curt.
Send fur circulars, free.
F. J. CUKNRY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by DrtmKists. 75c
Take Hall’s Family PMls for conttlpatloo
Take Out fhc
rreinia is due to the circulation in
the system of poison and wasto prod
ucts that t^hould bo removed from the
blood by the kidneys. If the ashes are
not removed the tire dies and the ma
chinery stojis. So with the waste
products o fthe system, Foley Kid
ney Fills hol|) the kidneys remove
waste matter that causes rheumatism,
aches and pains, stilT joints and sore
aiuscles. Sold everywhere.—Adv.
Curas Old Sorss, Other Remedies Won’t Cuit.
The casc». no nuitter of how loair staadiflff.
^1-e cured by tb.e wor lerful. old reliable Dr.
i’ofter's Anti‘*ci>tic Oil. It telievet
Vi.m And Tt* ’ •»* = ifSc.SOc.
Ai,iuo\ j)r.\.\,
Afloriii'y uihI Coiinsellor at
I.n w.
The
■ , ,
M. IlEMLEY HAIflilSS.
Still With
‘•Ol.n KELIABLE,”
.Mutual l.h'e liisura'nco ('iinipunj
of >ew York.
H. ('. ( A( SEV.
Alldriifj at Law.
Dllice; Winterville, X. t’,
1»H. AN.ME L. .lOYNEK,
Os(e(ii)ii<liIe I’lijSi’oiaii.
Ollice in the National Bank lUiilding,
Dieker.son Avenue.
OfTice hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 4.
HAHKY SKI.\.NEI{,
•VKorney at Law,
(JroeinJIJo, Xorfli Carolina.
I»U. TAI L FlT/tiEKAI.n,
Dentist.
Rooms 200-1!, Second Floor .National
Dank Iluildinp,
nn'<Mnlll«>, ('. I’liuiie »#7.
Children's Summer Colds.
It is wrong to neglect a cold at any
time because it weakens the system
;md lays the sufferer open to attack
fioni other diseases. Wet feet, siid-
dcii cluuiges in temperature and
,.\ficr so p,i:in>’ oi inc p,nii.'rr;i|'ii''rs | sleeping uncovered at night cause
lirhiini: iind near d\ inu over spelling j mnny children's colds in summer
il ".Vewbi'i n " ibe esiecnied Wiliiiing- ! Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
till) ,~i;ir coni!imi‘;> lo refer lo thejpfvos sure and prompt r'^lief. Sold
I.ride of the .\(.iise :is Ncv. lvi-rn, W:issa- over\ whore,—Ailv.
oru nrsiXESs is growing
We grow them. Roses, Violets. Val
ley lilies and Carnations a specialty •
Wedding and funeral flowers arrang
ed to the latest artistic styles•
Ijate Cabbage and collard plants
ready now.
ItLOO^nXi l*OT I'LANTS
Ferns. Palms and many other nice
plants for the house. Write to our
Spring Price List of Hose Bu.slies
Shrubberies, Hedge Plants. Evergreen
and Shade Trees.
FLOWEKS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Mail, telegraph and telephone order*
promptly ekecuted by J. L. O’QUIN.N
uud CO., Florist, Raiclgrli, N. C.
Whit L. Brown, Agent, Greenville,
iVorth Carolina.
How To Olve Quinine To Chlldreo.
FHnRlI.INKisthe trade-m.irk name elven to an
improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrtip, pleas*
nut to take &nd does not disturb the stomach.
Children take it and uevcr know it 2s QuiDlae
AImo especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine. Does uot nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing in the heo(^. Trv
it the next time ynu need Qii iiine for any pur
pose. Ask foi - ounce orif;inat package. The
name FHURXtri^’l) is blown in bottle. 25 cent&
I
The Greenville Tobacco Market Will
js Open Tuesday, August 17th, 1915::
Many additions have been made to the large number of redrying plants, factories, stemmeries, and
storage houses on this market sines last season and Greenville has never been better able to protect the
interests of the tobacco growers than this year. We have the largest and strongest force of buyers in the state
and it will pay you to bring your tobacco to this mirket, no matter how many miles 3'ou Hve from Greenville
Star Warehouse
Come To The Star-W HERE WORK AND WORTH WINS
IS THE PLACE TO SELL YOUR TOBACCO, BECAUSE
NONE OTHER IS BETTER LIGHTEDOR EQUIPPED
TO INSURE THEIR CUSTOMERS RECEIVING THE
TIP-TOP DOLLAR FOR EVERY PILE.
★
The Star Is (he liuliled warc-
hoiise e»t‘r iMiilt for llie 'alo oi Icai
(obarco.
G, V. SMITH and B. B. SUGG, Sole Owners and proprietors