PAGE FOUR
18 GREENVILLE’S
GOVEK.XMEST DOIX.'
ITS 0W> PAKT.
Greeiiville'ti insuraucc rates can be
lowered as mucli as ten ueiits ou Uie
biiUdred dollars it' the city uiidmuins
a lire department commensurate with
rcQuirements set by insuraiue com
panies.
Such reiiuclion siivc.s iiiopcny own-
tra $3,r>uO each year, lessens tlie sub
jection of [Hoperty lo iii’c risks, and
cuhances the lirofiis to be deriveii
from iiie (/ivnersliij) vl real esialo.
The < ity lias i>iuchasoii a lire inu k
l;ecessitalinK tlu* cxpcniiillire of aii-
I'roxinialcly ^*1,**''^*. in ord».‘r lo con-
biimiiKite the purpohc I'nr v.lii.ii Uii-
twpi'iuiiturc lia.s been iiuuie. a uuin
vitli intclligcacc and i wiit
cioulitf'ss be I'.iroii ior p; a'; i> i.i-
vliolc liiii''.
Will) - for a;S i!:. . j vi’pcrr.
«jwiier cr uu- n-nii r'.’
Uca! c^iati 1 ■','iic;> :;kuic ii .-o ituit
r< ntal I'rupe! '- b'iiu;> a i v htal prii c
£Hin< ic;:t to j'. > i,.x; s. i;i-unnK.-
liiaiiucnauco. :'cii:i!:s and a pn .'it.
Xu crll.i^'i^un is dire-, tv d li: U;c jnop-
rrty (".vncrn. iIh- iii'itc of liis rii.i. or
the pu’Tliasc I'f ;hc fii't- irni-k. i! i-^
t>)! i;i:t:rc;y rimiiiuii'ia'iK'
li is all riKiii lo ii'iiscrNc •I'ar < :iyV
jirop’riy vaiuc.-, i>. r sn cci?'. l uldic
|.i.'ildiKf-'s, privai-.' proP'rty. sriu;t>l-.
chill.h's. etc. iiut su.h asseis ca-i
jiot compare wilii iKaltli. life, am!
jiaysical ('(ru-ii'iu y.
Tlie^c arc vital i.' \'iiai be-
tause ihey euiu'eivt'. i oii.-'iriit t, co'ic
j'lcle and put lo ii>c ail ctlicr a^^•el'.
Xoti'.iiiK our lily lias t;.n lie of us.
exvoj)! ii! so I'ur as it can serve mail.
.\(iiiiiiiir eiiliar.ces llappine'^^. pi'".i;
jtss or cllii iency so niucii as li.'alili.
Xi) town can iioi.e io ii.)iis(rve lil'.
limil its guveriicinm iuve- dui' .liii-
tlile-atidU to sanilatioii.
Small I.)\C|IS iiave i" . ■.I'-I- .'it^'S be
(•;. IS' siiiv.'.i liiir. t!ie
l.rolilcm th..t tou.'iu - ut;i!ly ilic in-
t.-rc-t- ef the .tVei'ai;.' nutii. Its ndu-
ti('ii iiivii.'s liis iniiiiii;raiio!;. pr;’inni.->
bis i:i pi,iiie-s and lurii'. rs his iuo^-
perit;..
'I'l..' avrTaj-'i- n.an pr.'fe;'> bi.uli l:;'..-
to di-easc. pilin. in. !li< ien.-,'. death,
dcr'. ’r-' liills and fiii;. i';ils
AVt.e', lumdicafipe.l by sieiiiK ss b.-
(an not produ.-e, consequentb he i:el:-
i’lto delu aii'i des]xiniUn.y. In uUier
■words, s|i io’.'ss converts liim innii an
i\>sei into a liabilitN.
I'ropi'rty i tnuaniinaii d by infect iou-
or contasiioiis disease is bad iiropen.v.
it will not rent to people wiio liavi' iu-
tiUitrer.ci' enough to loidi into its his
tcry. It is liot worili proKciioii from
r.re. I'roVf it to tc unlie.ilth.v and it
>vl)J milli<-r I'fiil uor sell. It makes
people who oci iipy it worthie.ss.
'llurefore tiie avei'a^'.- luan ab.indons
it f(ir a healthier place, .iiul damns it
ior a death-trap ever after.
In oilier words, the great trutii has
at last couie tothe average man that
a liome saturated wiili infectious dis
ease IS clear at any price. Sanitation
is common iiimwledKe now. Schools.
Voth white and lolored. are teachint?
it every day. Children know more
nhout it than firown-ups. Your cook's
child can teach you thiiiL's aliout it
tl'.at perhaps you never knew.
In the face of these facts property
i'- being rented today in Creei.vilh-
without regard to satiilation. Mr.
may put lii.s property in first-i lass cun-
(litiijn but Mr. 11. fails to do so. iiat
are we going lO do about it
Shall we continue to go on record
as a municipality with surtace pi ivies
draining into open diteiics, wliicli
ditches, according to our State l«ite
iiratory of Hygiene, are daiigerousl>
l-oHuted'?
Can we afford to longer permit con-
flUioiis to exist that acctirding to
I nited States public health a ithori-
ties are breeding aiiofdHdes nios-
(luitoes sufficient in liuniber to ii.fect
I Ur whole town?
Are we going to delay longer sani-
liiry reforms that otir (ounty health
f.fflcer lias advised, urged and given
detail plans for?
•Man's protection against infectious
disease can had, but like all things
■worth while it has its price. To have
it costs money, brains, effort, and co
operation.
To do without it costs stagnation.
incfllcieiK y, disloyalty to the average
man, disease aiid death.
Tlirow aside Christianity. Sociology,
llunianiiariaiiism and all the higher
f^enliments if you will. Study the
jiroposition from that sordid but im-
l.ortant standp(/iiit uf how it hits the
liorket nerve and even business judg
ment will force the conclusion that it
it; economical, wise and best.
To delay longer is BUlcidal to the
Biowth of a municipality whose gov
ernment values both property an<l tin
Bnfety of human beings.
CHAS. O H. l.Al GHIXliHOI SK.
NOTICE OF .4DMIMSTRATI0N.
Having qualided as administrator of
the estate of the late Williaui K.
Lyon, this is to notify all ^)erson^^
having claims against the said estate
to present them to the undersigned
administrator or to his attorneys on
or before the 6th day of August, 1916,
or this notice will he plead in bar of
their recovery.
All persons owing said estate will
please make immediate .seltlement.
’i'iiis August 6, liii").
ZKXO LVOX,
Ayden, X. C.
Hardii'.g i'.- I’iei'co. Attorneys.
T he Pipcirft of a
MONl’MENT
OR
HEADSTONE
'.he ii .-I le^lii.. iny li.iiT e;i e.iii
of liie iipprei ialinn l'.:;- tlio-. wlio have
Olie eeUJI't .
Ail suitable de..;)'ii.' ;.':d pi n , s njay
b. ,'C. fi'. 111.
Dees Marble & Granite
Works
Grrenviile, North Carolina
at eeii; less than same >an in
i iid from iii.y af;elit. See or write
lilt in and lie couviiuv.i.
JUST RECEIVED
CAR LOAD OF SASH AND DOORS
Mowers, Rakes, Harrows^ Hay Balers, Stalk Cutters, Manure Spreaders, Paints, Oils, Nails, Lime,
Cement and Gupsum Platter
HART & HADLEY
jWANT ADS
I W AM mo I I |!M>11I.I> KOO>IS
at oiici'. .1. W, Siiaw ul I'arker's
Siudio.
Tno ('onimon !Miuiiu<'r Viiiiieiit''.
Thousands of hay fever and asthma
victims who are not able to go to the
mountains lind relief in Foley’s Honey
ami Tar Compound. It allays the iii-
flanimalion, socjthe and heals raw and
rasping bronchial tubes and helps m
overcome difficulty in breathing, and
makes sound, refreshing sleep pos-
wble. Hold everywhere.- Adv.
>OTUE
Xoiice of registration and election
upon the proposition to issue Fifty
Tiiousund Uoh.rs worth of Head
Bonds by Falkland township, Pitt
County, Xorth Carolina.
Xorth Carolina.
I'itt county.
Xoiice is hereby given that the
Hoard of Commiss.oners of Pitt coun
ty in regular session assembled on
the Dtfa day of July llUo, It being the
regular meeting held the 1st Monday
of ./u!y liuri. ordere.i an election
be held in Falkland township, Pitt
Countyj North Carolina, on Tuesday
the 21st day of September 1S15, at the
regular polling place in the towns of
Falkland for eaid township, oa the
question or proposition of Issuing
Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) Dollars,
worth of Road Bonds, to bear Five
per cent interest per annum, payable
semi-annually, and to run tor a per
iod of thirty years (30), the funds
received from the same to bo used
for the purpose of laying out, estab
lishing and repairing, grading, con
structing and improving in any way
the Public Roads in Falkland town
ship as provided by an Act of the
Legislature of North Carolina, Ses
sion of 1913, designated as Chapter
One Hundred and twenty-two (122),
of the Public laws of North Carolina.
And notice is further hereby giv
en that an entirely new registration
for said election was ordered and
called, and that J. H. Smith was
and is apopinted Registrar for said
Election, and that the Books for Reg
istration ■will be open on Monday,
August 16, 1915, and closed at sun
set on Saturday, September 11, 1915,
that on each Saturday during the
said time and said Registration books
will be open at the regular polling
place in the town of Falkland and
at all other times at the residence
of the said J. H. Smith in the said
Town of Falkland, North Carolina,
and all citizens desiring to vote on
said Bond Election to be held on Sep
tember 21, 1915, will be required to
register.
Thi.« the &Ih day of July 1915.
S. Congleton,
Chm. Board County Commissioners
Attest•-
Brascoe Bell, clerk.
Kisr IN ia \\«A\ (»N l>l( KI\S(»\
avenue Suiul;iy gold wauli and neck-
laci'. "I.. H., .May. Pdl.'’ in liai’k.
IMiirn l.iimi i^'leiiiing Si. itewanl.
\'^iliK'd as Kt'i !>s;iKu only.
^I'E I. 1. EYAKg FOB
Ir.'ini, He«teri, Ugbts tad
Hroctur Hotel Batldt&g.
lin \orij (.as(H.im: i non m\ti
I'uke on liickinson aceiuie next lo
I'.cw Hiller, iniilding.
>OTI( I.
Xoilii (.arouiia -I'm Couiitj.
in I he ^Superior Court.
-Mary Harris vs. Hscar Harris.
The defendant, Uscar Harris, will
take notice dial an action cntillcd as
above has been c(iinnicnced in liie su
perior court of I'ilt couiiiy, Xoilli
Carolina to obtain a divorce absolute
froii) him; and tiie said defendant will
furtlier take notice tliat lie is roiiuired
to appear at tiie term of tiie superior
I oiiri of I’iit county to be helil ou the
second .Monday after llie lir.st .'Moiidav
in Se)iteniber, 1IM5, it In'ing the 2lilh
day (d' said nionih. at the courlliouse
ill saiil county, and answer or demur
lo tlie coiiipiaint in said action or tho
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
ri’lief dcnunwloil in said complaint.
Tiiis L’dh day I'lf .Inly, I'.<1.'.
,1. I), COX.
clerk of (lie Superior Court.
SALE OK la vi. VKortinv.
By virtue of a power of sale con
tained in a certain mortgage executed
and delivered hy Vaiue llelcher to W.
H Daily. Jr., dated the 13th day of
June, liU l. as appears of record in the
register's office in Pitt county, in Book
.\-li, page 302, the undersigned mort
gagee will, on Monday, the 29th day of
August, 1915, at 12 o'clock noon, e,\-
pose to public sale before the court
house door in tlreenville, to tho high
est bidder for cash, the following tract
or parcel of laud, to wit:
“Lying and being in the town of
Parmville, situnted on George and
Belcher ‘.trecis, and being sub-divided
into eight (8) lots as shown by plat
of land made by the .\llantic Coast
I’.ealty Ceimpany. eaili of said lots
being 50 feet front and l.'.ii feet
deep.”
This sale will be made to satisfy the
term.-i of taid n ortgage. dated June
1;!. 1!'14. above referred to.
This tile 30t!i dfiy of .tiily, fltl.".
W H HAIL, JU .
Mortgagee.
Harding & Pierce.
n»K ,>Ai i: s-i^ooin iiome, conven
iently located. I'Jusy terms. Splen
did sha.le irees and all modern con-
\i.niences. lio.'i liTTi, iircetigville, X. C
WA.MKH — Two or tbriu ,jenllemen
for fuinisiied rooms, wiiii or witli-
otit board. .Mrs. Spear. I'iione 219-J.
I(»l{ 1MK»M AMI BOAltO AI’I'LV TO
•Mrs. .•\niiie Quiiineriy.
.MAC KEIttL—s. M
Schultz. tfd
FOR liENT—JINK 1ST, STOUl
now ccupied by L. C. Hatch
Higgs Bros. 5-20-tJ
( AI.L AM» SEE Ori{ A( ETVLE>E
tias -Machine for lighting your
homes. S. T. Hicks.
FOU KENT -A EOMt-KOOM Al'AUT-
ment in Hotel .Macon. Modern con
veniences. Apply to L. C. Skinner.
7-2T-15-eod-tf
FOlt SALE (OMPLEIE Elilll*.
ment for small restaurant. Big
bargain. J. H. Calloway. 'Washington,
C. Reference, H. A. White.
WAMI O - T(t ItENT (H{ HI V KESI-
dence in good location, .\ddrtss
• House," care Hetlector. tf
l AI.I. I\ AM> I\.SI*E( T OI K I'EK-
fection water iieater for domestic
use. S. T. Hicks,
SMIEIU I E OE I’ASShN<.F.K TKAINS
Atlantic ('ou<>t Line.
.Vorthbouiul Soutniiound
Xo. 5S SM'i a. ni. Xo. Ti l:ls p. m.
N'o. 72 r>:L’i; p. Ill, Xo. G:;iri p. m.
Voriolk Sdiitliern.
Easiliound. Westbound.
Xo. 4 1:0S a. tn. .\o. ,j 3;02 p, m.
Xo. 2 !i:4rt a. tn. Xo. 17 7:r>4 a. m.
No. 1^ 6 ■30 p. ni
Xo 1
: L’li II. m.
Xntjce i'. tiereliy given tlmt on I'ri-
day, .\iii.'iist i'7. r.'l'i. or as soon there-
al'ier as i<invenient to tiie governor,
an appHciition will be pn ^ented to the
governor tor the p.ardon of (ieorge
Mltciieil who is nerving a (ive-year
term on tlie roads of 1‘itt (oumy for
liousebreaking He was sentenced at
tiie Xovember Term. l!»i:;. and began
service immediately.
This the (1th day of .•\iif;ii't.
GEURC.K Ml i’( lli:i.l..
By .Inliiis l’.r(.>.- n, .Mtorney.
fnvlsoratlng :o tne Frale and SIckI}
The Old standard getiein! strengtheatng tooic
GROVE’S TASl ELKS.S chiU ToMC. drives oul
Malaria.enricli^vtheb? *o<f andbuild«upthesys
Um. Atruf tr<iuc. Tor if.uiib aua chiivlren. SOc
Sliijiji'li l.i>cr Caiix's TrotiMe,
'I II.- (Lsconifoit and danirers of hot
weather arc doiiijied if tin,' liver i.s
sluggish and the bowels inactive.
Foley cathartic Tablets are jirompt,
wludesome and effective in action
without giiping or pain. If you feel
Inzy and languid, bloated or overfull,
a F(dey Catbarlic Tabh t will help
yi.u. Stout persons welcome the light
and free feeling they bring. Sold
everywhere.—Adv.
CirM til Strif, otkir iHediM Wii’t Cirt
The worst caw>, no nutter of how long ttanding,
«re cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Poiter’s Antiseptic tfralinK t*il. ft relieve!
I'aiB litals .At I*-- same *insi.. ISc. BOc. S1.U(^
flw QuMm That OOM Not Afftct Tlw Hm«
Because of its tonic and laxative eSect, LAXA-
TIVH BROMO QUININE is better tlian ordinanr
Quinine and does not cause nervousness not
I rtnsingr in head. Remember the full name and
look fr« the siKnature of E. W. CR01W. Uc>
Norfolk n
CW 5
outhern nailroad
hort lloute
Sch*'dule III Ei'i'eft April 11, l!H.'>,
X. li.—Tlie following schedule lig-
ures publisi.ed as information (inij
and are not guaranteed:
1KA1>S EEAVE (KEE.N MI.I.E—
Ell!<tllOIIII<l
1:08 a. ui. Daily, ".Night Express.’’
Pullman Sleeping Car for Norfolk
9:40 a. m. Daily, for Plymouth, I'-liza-
beth City and Norfolk. Broiler Par
lor Car Service Chocowinity to Nor
folk. Connects for all points .North
and West.
6:30 p. m. Daily, except Sunday, for
Washington.
Wesilbduiitl
3.(i2 a. m. Daily, for Wilson, lialeigli
and west. Pullman Sleeping Car
Service. Conencts North, South and
West.
7:54 a. in. Daily, except S'anday. for
Wilson and Raleigh. Connects for
all points.
5:25 p. m. Daily, for Raleigh and all
intermediate stations.
For furtlier information and reser
vation in sleepin gears, apply to J. L.
Hassell, Agent, Greenville, N. C.
H. S. LKARD,
Gen. Pas. Agt.
J. D. STACK,
Gen. Supt.
is when wr LOVE to
ENJOY OUR
The Summer Time
ICE COLD TEA
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and Mixed Teas in hal( pound tins at 35 Cents
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S. M. SCHULTZ, : i 55
Winterville High School
Winterville, N. C.
I lie «iv(e''iilh >e'>ieii ulll Itegiii 'I'l'esdii.i, Vucust Jl, 1915. Lilorftrj
Mil"!)' aiitl Hihlf C(iur<<(’> (liieii. I ac iilty of ( iirjvilaii men and women all
tuning liiid evperieiice hi teiicliint:< l.<i<-ati<‘n roinenlciil and liealllii'ul,
ExjieiiNe-. wry rea»(>iiab|e.
For new calalog and p»rtieular'. address
NOTICE
J. C. WEBB
The Photographer
Is ooniieetod with
R. M. ZAHNISER
liett<‘r known us (lie sign lieiitl. lii the
I'litiire all orders can In* left at .\o. .»i2
l>ickiii'>oii u\euiie, ur call ]>liitne II!).
<iKEE>VlEEE, X. ('.
F. C. NYE. A. B. Principal
The Quickest and Most
Permanent Way
TO BREAK UP
CHILLS and FEVERS
IS BY TAKING
LAXATONE
The Madtcin* with a Guarantee
It acts upon the Lioer in a mild way, and does not cause
that skksnning feeling so often the case with Calomel
PRICE 25 CENTS
Sild by Country Merchants throughout Pitt County and ij
Co ward-Wooten Drug
Company,
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co.
Over $45,000,000 Insurance in force
Over $6,000,000 Assets
Over $1,000,000 Surplus
Why nol join the over sixteen thousand North Carolinians that
carry over $25,000,000 insurance in the Jefferson Standard.
Keep money at home and get the best insurance obtainable.
Frank Ferguson, Special Agent.