PAGE THREE
''Why you should insure with the Na
tional Life of Vermont”
because;
It is an OLD LINE COMPANY and has pass
ed the experimental stage.
Th» contracts, taken as a whole, cannot
be excelled. It has more insurance in force
it Pitt County than any New England Com
pany.
It is payinyr larger dividends than any New
England Company.
ll /j.j5 On .\4illion ^Dillars Insurance on l/ic lives of
County people
Its in/estmgnts are of such character that
today notwithstanding the disturbed finan
cial conditions of the country, not one dollar
of interest or principal is in default.
It has maintained the lowest death rate of
any company of equal age for more than a
quarter of a century.
// /iJ3 no insurance or inoestments in Europe.
It will not carry over twenty-five thousand
on any one life.
It does not invest its money in any fluctuat
ing stocks or securities.
It has increased its cale of dividends four
or five times witin the la^t seven years.
It has assestsof SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS.
IT has around TWO HUNDRED MILLION
INSURANCE in force.
And last but not least, we have sold exclu-
sivel'y for The National Life since 19 10, and
it is our one effort to deal squarely and hon
estly with ail of our policy-holders.
See Us before buying; It will pay you
MOSELEY BROS,
Greenville, N. C.
Agents
Miss Uerlniili,' Kiison, of l-’anuville,
IS vi.siliiif! ut llu> lumio of .Mr«. W. A.
Jr.
Mr. Wili'v Hrowii wt'iit to IJollioI
l.liis luorniiiK.
Miss Mary IVikiiis k'fi iliin niorii-
itiK for Fariii\illt*.
Mrs. K. T. Clirisim.'iii amt litilu son,
William Karl, of I’ortsinoiilli, ar(> visit-
iiiK Airs. R. S. Way.
Aliss .Jiiiia Harri.soi) liux rcliinicd
from a visit to Portsinoutli.
Mr. aiul Mrs. l.ycurgiis IIoI'Ut and
niece, of Gatesvillo, ar(‘ vibitiiiK Mr.
ami Mrs. \V. T. ilimtor.
Mrs. .1. L. (’apppr left this morning
for Wilson's Mills.
Mr. J. r. Rowlett has roturncil from
Illaikstone, Va.. whero he went to
visit relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Hland and cliiUlren liavo
gone to Everett for a short stay.
Mr. J. Milton Johnson is spending
a few days in Washington.
Mrs. G. W. Baker has returned from
.-'.in l''ran< isco.
.Mr. Conrad Lanier went to Wash-
iiigioii loiliiy.
•Mr. H. <’. Siiiig spent today in IMiza-
heth t'it.v.
Mr. and Mrs. J. liryan (Srinn's were
liero yesterday and wetit to Grinic'S-
land today.
l.(K'Ar. lUMFI’S
—These stidden siiowers are l)ail for
tile ''please-don't-rain-suits” so inueh
ill evidence in Greenville tliese warm
(lays.
—August 17th is the big day for
Greenville. 'I'iie toljaceo market has
its initial opening that day.
—There is no let-up in the miinher
of folks that daily leave for the lieach
and for the mountains.
- A full police court is a thiiig of
tlie past in (ireeiivilh!.
Hoii.s'«>liol(l and hitciieit Fiiniiliirc for
Siile.
The ttndersigned, as agent, will sell
a lot of household and kit<hen furni-
iiire on the courthouse lot Saturday
morning at 11 o'clock. Terms, cash.
F". .M. WOOTKX.
MABKET8.
Norfolk Markets Quoted by Gob* Bros^
A Co.
TODAY ¥ESTERnAY
^’eptember wheat liit! T-.\
Hi:v. ■». .1. WALKEK tiOES
TO WALSO.MU ItU TO I'JJEAI'H.
Rev. ,T. J. Walker, of the local
('hristian cliunli, will go to Walston-
lutrg this afternoon whero he will
open a revival there tonight. Two
^ears ago Mr. Walker conducted a
revival at that place. At tiiat time
then; WHS no church building there,
but during the revival Mr. Walker
added si.>;ty-oi,ght members to the
cliurih and a building was erected.
-'Ir. Walker was assisted in that re
vival by Uov, Horace Settle,
hh; ininuM I K AT
o. I.. .ioym:u s today.
Mr. O, f-, Joyiii'r gave a biirbeeue to
the ioba< I'o men of the city today,
rriie barbecue was b'‘1d at his farm
just ottij'ldi! town and the table was
/irrangeil in tin' gj-ove, A very largo
nunibcT of local tobaci o and business
men were out.
SEVERE PUNISHMENT
Of Mrs. ChappeD, of Rve Tears'
SUndiBg, Rflieved bj CardoL
: SOCIAL and PERSONAL
liOM) IS.S! i: TMMMFS.
Uliick liiier To\Mi>hiti In lluriiolt
('(nis(y Voles
Angier, Aug. II.—Black River town
ship Inst Saturday voted !f2.'i,0i)0 bonds
for good roads. It was a bard fought
battle, but pood ro.iiU won by about
■}.' ma,;ority.
Rev. (', A. I'pclntrch has been aiil-
ing Itev. .T. A. (’aini)bell. pastor of tli‘'
Baptist church here, in a revival, per
haps the best in the liisti>ry of the
town. Vp to this time 2l’ hav(> beer,
receivi il I'or baiitisni. 'I'bi' niiciing is
scheduled to clo;-e tomorrow,
ISoiiselio’d ilitii Kitchen I'liriiltur«> far
Siih'.
Tile uilder.signed, as agent, will sell
a lot (jf lu)u.--elioM and kii' ben ftirni-
iiire on the ((jurihousi.' lot iiaturday
ninvning at II o’i'lock. Terms, cash.
K. M. WtiOTKX.
Mt Airy, N. C.—Mrs. Sarah M. Chap
pell of this town, says: “I suffered for
five years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my puni
ItTi
.'*iiicie(y .U<‘e(s,
'I'he \Vi,man’s Missionary Society of
the i;manuel Baptist church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock with
Mrs. W. 1,. Rice. Time to bring the
special offeriiig fni- ilw training
school.
iTiii.K i)A\( i: FiMfHV \f(;nT,
'I'here will bo a public danco in the
t;c',v Hines building Friday night.
I'.verybody welcome. I-adies and spec
tators free. Gentlemen dancing, 50e.
fS. BI9U
1 —.*■/ i#M..i8niKeol
was more than any one coultl tell.
I tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
I read one day about Cardul, the wo
man’s tonic, and I decided to try It. I
had not taken but about six bottles until
I was almost cured. It did me more
good than all the other medicines i had
fried, put logclher.
My friends began asking me why I
looked so well, and 1 tola ihem about
Cardut. Several are now taking it."
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
of Ihe ailments due to womanly trouble,
such as headache, backacUe, sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlastin&ly tired
feeling?
**80, let us urge you to give Carduf a
We feel cctifident if will help you,
St as it has a million oUier women la
e past half century.
Bedn taking Cardui to-day. Yom
won’t regret it. All druggists.
tVrift It: Oljs’tanoofB M«dlcUn Co., Loditl^
Aavisoty Det^it. Chaitanooga, Tenn., for fytciai
UttrutUam onyojr Wis tnd 64 pag« booV, Tloir*
for woiB«v" in iMujj ./i«py*it. N.O. 114
SA\ » \Ns u;i: no l
III r ti I! V(.A I \,v r I I!1 NMI,
l);ividsun. II, C;ir!yli. slu;.",
c;im.„‘ j!i .-fvcial liii;,a;,;i) I'roni
ChiHe I'ily. \';i . w;l - li'llii'.o lo Kiy ii|'
)iis e\'pcri( 111 e.i in iirc,'i, I'l uiu e, ijiir-
ijig his I'cnir days’ stay tli. ri.' v. illi
l.oills .lubnstoii, lit .--aiil lliai tli''
French diil ikjI si em to fi'cl liiai tlii!
Gerjiiaiis were \'Ty l)itier a;;aiii.-l.
tiieni or particul-uiy eagi-r to sink
tlieir trading v('.sscls. Koidii is told
him tiial tiu'ir <'oiiiiades from the
trciuhes in lie' we.'tern sciiiuii ,«:iid
that the Gcrntan.; only two bunilred
yards away would call oat to theni
from time to time: ■•\Vo arc not after
>(Mi. It’s the Kngli:-I; we want,"
Announcement
The i(jllowing prices fo.b. iJelroit, elTeciiv,- Angusi H.'l,";:
lord Kuiiiiiidiil
I'iM il TotiriiiLV ( ill
I'enI Town ( ar lilo.oo
Xo s])eedonji'iei- iiicliiili.'d in tlii-, yrai',- .■ijiiijiuicni, (;iherwise oars
fully uiiiiijiii"i|.
'I'here can Ic no .i,-.jura)ii'' wiven au advain<^ ia iheso
prices at any time. We guiiraiiti.'c, Iidivi'm.:-, iiiai there v.ill Ij,; no
j-ediiciion in tbe,-i' lu'ices prior l-j Au'iii t !
Ford Supply Company
%
We Wish to buy 1000 Bushels of
Shelled Corn
Whenever You Need a Qeneral Tonic
Take Grove’s
The Old Standard Grave's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contaius the
v/ell known tonic propertiesofQUIN’INB
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up ihe Whole System. 50 cents.
Get the Want Ad Habit—
Reflector WantAds Pay!
East Carolina
Teachers Training
School
AUGUST 17,
Atlantic City, N. J. - $11.00
Baltimore, Md,. - - $10.00
Norfolk, Va., - - $5.00
Richmond, Va., -
Virginia Beach, -
Washington, D. C,
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
,V state M'liool to truln teachers (or
the public schools of North Carollu.
energy Is diretteil to this one
purp'»!ie .,Tiiitiuu free to nil nhu
agree to t<’ach. Full term begin
Si'ptCnibor 21, lill.'i.
For catalogue und other Inlormktloa
address
R. H. W RIGHT,
i'RESlI)E->T
J. C-LANIER
.MOM MKXTS AM) HEAD STONES
AND I«ON FENCES
GKEENVILLE, - NORTH CAROLINA
VIA THE
Heeeiuber wheat
Seideiiiber corn
Uecember corn
Seidciiiber lard
neceniber lard ,
Seiitember ribs .
December ribs ,
loT o-S
71 1-4
.s.i:,
s. JL’
Atlantic Coast Line
“The Standard Railroan of the South”
Returning, tickets wiU be limited to reach oriRinal
starting point prior to midnight September 1st,
19 15. Corresponding low rates from other points.
Horany information, reservations, etc. address
W. H. WARD,
Agent, Atlantic Coast Line
If It Is
Headstones
Markers
Monuments
Let Me See You
HENRY T. KING
SOUTHAMPTON
COTTAGE
5TH STREET WILLOUGHBY
ADVANTAGES OF
BOTH BAYS
ROOM AND BOARDING
RATES REASONABLE
MRS. J. W. YORK
BOX J7-' OCEAN VIEW. VA.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Heac
Because o( its tonic and laxative effect. LAX A
TIV'E BROMO QriNINE is belter than ordiuary
Quiniue and does not cause aervousness nor
rineius io head. Remember the iull name aud
togk for tbe signature of £. W. GROVK. 25&
EDICAL COLLEGE
OF \iriHCiWIA
TO S E E BETTER
SEE BEST
W:
Don’t Neglect Your
EYES
If your ejes are truiihlliig you
l)riii^' tlieiii to nio nliere thf
KX.V.WINATION IS FUEE ami
friii.s.'.es It) Kiiif your eye* an
supplied at roasoiiiililc cost.
Uroltfii l.ciiso (liipllcatftl.
W. L. BEST,
OptUiiin
The House That Protects You
The largest, best lighted, most up-to-date Warehouse in Greenville. Complete in every respect. ^X^e guarantee you the highest pos-
sible price foi YOUR TOBACCO at all times
OUR MOTTO: Efficiency, Reliability and Service
Come to See Us. Your friends to serve.
O. G. RUCKER, Auctioneer.
Market Opens Tuesday, August 17, *15
Johnston & Foxhall
Bku.