TWO The Carolina Home and Farm and Eastern Reflector e i Week Published by la. NORTH CAROLINA s one year . S i mouths . rat. I ; I i I e. 1- of re. or Bl I per word. Communication i I for c. per line, up to K law i M ,, . . North i ii Man Ii I , . ,., Ii . . . had his claws I not lei M . . . r WITH we expect, for local people, the beer, forced lo issue warrants for have tailed with the ordinance requiring them to eon- the before the ii,;,.,.,,, While In some cases there be excuse for these people having to connect with Hie sewer lines, me believe the most of could have bad the plumber i eon .,,.,. heir with main lines before this II i, r, lat we f here would be so and care so the health of the town, and inasmuch is the been Issued that the proper ave these warrants served once. the mayor, h l i give e n . bas Instructed the officers lo hold the warrants Monday and then serve them, thus giving those have already failed to connect up. ii chance lo t o one houses up It up in ii m ii . i pi i, ,. Di New n o tempted or ago, ha , down piled by , the world. , . . a two rs Dolly i pi, . lo two and I lat her i I r the two . taking her own life, brought about by . i caused girl lo pull ; I n I I i i . i . ii the i are of I with born, lives r, and pi p remarked mi. to l ii of Ii . . it their own I , I n I Oil II. will net out it. Why not attend to the industrial problem at the Urn w are preparing tor defense in other lines now i or THE carried in in the immense need a Chamber Commerce In and HE REFLECTOR believes that, in a large measure. It was success- in its attempt. THE TOR would take the with a man did not see the need of Clamber of THE REFLECTOR feels H would find no such man In Greenville. Everyone must admit a town the of Greenville, and one that holds aspirations that Greenville holds, needs to be advertised the outside world, and then, too, everyone agree that produce Producing is should every live business man In Greenville. It is to his own Interest that should because he , an Blow wit I. With the basis the argument, THE REFLECTOR feels there arc enough live men hero, who wont to themselves, warrant sanitation a Chamber of Com- e. Thai Chambers of Commerce help to build la easily proven, for such towns as Rocky and Raleigh arc examples of what of Commerce i an do. Thus. c we have shown the need of a Chamber of Commerce here and we have prov- ,;. Commerce help to build any town. Then, there ii i u i room tor argument that The main thing t la g a body organized, lo n HE REFLECTOR believes that some man should the move fur or- and In order to furnish the move for n nil o possible, THE RE- will publish any thing relative lo the if n Chamber of e will out ;. of to those desiring lo stun a gel mi i Mr have done our part. Will you ii hi I Hit, 1915. PACE I'M I MATH i i ; is a rubberized article . . b rd all striving n n air, hi a ii S n Is to i it ii so in late pears th I pa to tin i case the for their in bu i. i torn do a fellow h it a maid cat ., , , we find th Commerce spoken of, and pi , that it bat to live i tor mi cause Is a industrial among Hie petty laborers working to have gotten hold the Idea can survive by giving nil their lion to . i the i for In I prop ind keen competition each corporation, or list hard to survive work us pi la caused, chiefly, by a number of literate and self styled champions of the people's rights. There i- being much trouble caused by box lies, and the uneducated labor- . so aroused these in, people's rights being ;. the employers today the head large firm has his lite in jeopardy unless he b armed . . i areal now for national do- tho New Bern Sun would have i ., ;,,. advise I by send lorn be pa . these labor i i i r i are, Dispatches from Raleigh state Col Wade Harris, of Cl i Observer, is sojourning The Col should be or tin-.- Ami a minister held lion with . night, through plain i ., e a dreaming u-------- down by tin giving Sunday and not allowing Ilka discrimination to and that can not sell n i Ii I ion Wilson Times. Wilson How utterly path think the wont advertise In take Into considers i- being done tor them by the employ- It i not tor the large corporations that employ it men would soon have the id bread revived. The government could well regulate a g. of this trouble by proper Investigations the where labor leaders claim the laborers arc being sufficiently I The Government would be doing itself a service, ,, tor unless there is a halt put to all Indus- trial unrest, something serious i bound to come It. hate strikes and We believe the conditions many the laborer could i ed by cooperation between the and government, and then the gov- should bring strictly to account those labor leaders who are continuously causing Una among tho workers. These leaders are not doing all this wort tor the love of their fellowmen, hut arc doing it for tho personal gain they New Grocery Store With Entire New Stock AT I take in a lo t i i It in a grasp until the . Sunday morning, , . lilt a soft, noise i i a tic tire p i from a I m lop K in the road. As frequently the Inmates are other thing . i It lo i conversation and hack hair those pi. and -hatter u leases, Is very to figure on what a lire is to do next. It i apt to blow out in a ii lone of voice, like a WOOden-legged car- pi falling through a skylight, and leave the entire family stranded on a side hill, hut this never happens except when spare tire is at the being vulcanized. In case an extra tire is handy, it will not takeover half a for the aver- man to gel it on the rim and blow up with a hand pump, especially if his wife is a ii Punctures In tires are caused i some foreign substance entering the inner tube and lowing the air lo to some where will be of any assistance whatever, Punctures can h cured half the coal of the original tire, inn a blow-out la usually fatal to everybody but the garage proprietor Pneumatic tires are generally guaranteed for miles when driven people who to ride on the road-bed. Automobile owners with means usually carry an extra tire on a I in rear. This is done so in of a puncture then will be nothing to do but remove cover from the spare tire, tour bolts and ii out of the lire carrier, Jack up car in a sitting posture, tour more bolts, wheel, tear down the differential, the old i mi Into submission with a , drive on the new one With an When this dona mi a by a stout citizen surrounded several admiring relatives ii Is s very pleasing n oration. pneumatic lire la cheaper, better and leas brittle than it used to be, and M Hie price continues i i line It will take its us a household along with the five-fool bath tub and lie curling iron. Adams Newspaper ROCK BOTTOM PRICES We have opened an up-to-date grocery store on Dickinson Avenue next door to Bot- Company, where we are prepared to serve our friends and the public generally in a manner that will satisfactory to the customer. and sell all kinds of country produce. For the Best Goods and Prompt Service Phone Jackson Dickinson Avenue Greenville, N. C WANT ADS ii; ti-Try One Today Tom by Essie Collins Matthews Price postpaid 11.50. and beautifully bound In cloth and Persons who wish i Christmas leave i i with Rev, John R Matthews, St, Paul's Rot Greet i WASTED vent pressing Work for and de- livered. All work done with I. X. U Presser, Phone Smith's Sanitary Pressing Club. Leon Smith, Prop. WANTED- A HI Mi Mil LAIN boarder. Phone US-J. I SOW four pie Mark, in left oar. Owner will please see n. A. and get same. w LABORERS. Ti carpenters, Ten k mason ply in Pitt Lumber and Mfg. Co. 10-20-31 l ROOM FOR desirable gentleman. Phone I SALE HOUSE LOT OS Koonce mid 18th street, In- formation to Bethel, N C. ion Harness, Horse perfectly gentle, m work anywhere. 10-19 B, SALAD AM KALE sale. Mrs. J. P. SETTLED lady desires a position us house- keeper. For reference call or write Mary Chestnut St., N. C. WANTED A I MILK row. Higgs Bros. relieves constipation instantly. Price cents, any drug store. 18-101 just received two hundred thousand Cedar Shingles. First come lust served. PITT LUMBER MFG. CO. STRAYED ONE weighs about 1.000 pounds, some white on body and less, tips of horns cut off. Reward if information to j. Fleming, N. C, Phone WE Boards, Stove of sizes, neatly done on short no- We arc in a position to give you prices that are lowest to be had on any In this line. S. T. Hicks, will sell at public auction the business on Third street formerly Known as Allen's on Tuesday, November Mb, at P- m. Will sell either in part or as a whole. Terms of sale. cash. II. VAN Id I WANTED TO KENT or six room house Address care Reflector. WE WILL your first film free. Prints to Leave dims at Warren's Drug or bring to the New- Studio, over Wilson's Store. JOB MODEL OVER- land, Starter, new casings and ti-cs, newly upholstered. In condition for cash at E. B. Higgs, N. C. OR RENT FIVE ROOM I with electric lights and city water. bros. N. C. Agricultural Fair The Atlantic Coast Line will sell tickets from t N. C, ONE ADMISSION COUPON TO THE Mill. e sold fur all October to inclusive up midnight October on same and with same be made from II slat Inns Carolina and Virginia. schedules and further cull on W. II. WARD Tickets M. C. The Atlantic Coast Line THE STANDARD Of THE List your property with MOSELEY BROTHERS Real Estate Agents Greenville, N. C. SOCIAL and PERSONAL . VILLA STOP FIGHTING PERSONALS Mr and lira w. led ibis to attend State lair. Mrs. N. Crowder left Ibis morn- for her home Blackstone after i visit lo in-r daughter, Mrs, u. A. Bishop. Mrs. ii. s, Smith and two one are attending the state fair today. Mrs. w. ii Jones and daughter, loll today for a visit lo is. Herbert and Jones Petersburg Mrs. Annie and Miss Annie licit Smith returned this morning from . State fair. Miss Mamie Ruth Tunstall left ibis morning for lo lake up her duties as instructor in the music department of the school, Mr, D. s. Smith went to Raleigh on the early morning train to take in the lair, Judge II. w. i this morning from to spend tho end with family. Mr. j. j. I i this morning from Raleigh fair. Mr. s. T. Hicks returned Thursday afternoon from a business trip to count; Mr, c. T. to Wilson Thursday afternoon on a business trip. Rev. J. Walker r, i day afternoon from the Chi i Han i Ii Pan v. and Mrs II. II. have rived home from Christian church c invention t Thursday i noon, Mr I buck Thurs- from Pant ego hero to -ii ii, invention In id that e Mi .-i J A. Ward, Fernando and Cecil Saner returned morning from the fair Raleigh. RUSSIANS DRIVE GERMANS BACK Vim He In Closing In Around I'm I Son Rapidly. OCT. London The German advance on the Russian Baltic port Of Riga, tor possession of ha d battle has been under way for several weeks, has forward further. The war office reported today Field Marshal Von army had occupied the bank m river northeast of Milan, Horn to successes on the central and southern end of line received partial confirmation In the statement, German forces on tho r n lb lo rein lo n new i The n a wore no Importance. of l lei Man Von of we i . of from its lo The mi,, ii up present time in n i In this district amounts to machine guns group of of Ha n hi, a Ii y i, i by ii group Von i in region l de ,. I., great lent. Part of a Gem an Ion there forced , lie n i y o i ; i further Hie rear, by a few cam i had been held In posit lo Ii i ire lost V cad Is Thai I Is The Head The De YORK, OCT. Leaden here of the Mexican party wire reported today to have notified General Hun ha give up the fight against and lo the United States. Unless be does so. was stated, all of his generals of prominence will quit him, is understood that the in New York believe the constitutional government in Mex- can be won by a waiting y and that they will not to violate the neutrality of United Stall's. Villa is now said to be considering the ultimatum and to be undecided to come to ibis or to fighting the with men as remain with him. Manuel Raoul two of Villa's principal generals, are here TAKE SIX PINTS FROM A NEGRO laM Sell Hall Pint. Give Chase And Gets six rials. A New Line of Skirts Just arrived Popular prices and stylos. Good t in-. C. K. Quite an Interesting little yarn has just come to light about Recorder Frank court, seems that an old who had a cu up before Wont en. the Judge If the case could be transferred the Superior court. you it sent to ilia Superior asked the judge. replied the old m i-m. believe lo II lice in this here i. running Brewer a close in the mat- of mi king blind tigers, mi by the in had s In court morning, whom he saw sell a half pint. The officer started lo take Hie but made a break for lib and led the s chase be- was finally slopped and six more lints were taken from bis pockets The was bound over county and will be tried Monday. New Crop Bulbs French and white and yellow Narcissus, Tulips, Crocus, and Plant curly tor re- sell-. CHOU I Reset, Violets, and Val. lies in season. Wedding in Hie Our the touch. . shade tree- and ARRESTED Your mi. ion ha a been I tor a moment so that you may he told that the farm In Pill county i- for sale. is located midway be- Will, and Con- acres, acres cleared, two tobacco barns, pack house, small ton- house. Terms lo suit buyer. Write r J. Jackson, Stale Y. M. C. A., Nashville, Mail, Telegraph, and orders executed. It is GROWING, J. L Co c. LOOK Po-I Work, LESS Studio Vi ii l LECTURING ADAM AND EVE Somewhat Humorous Painting In Ger- man Church, Work of Artist of the Middle Ages. In the Church of Saint at Nuremberg there is a delightful mural painting which one merry even to recall it The subject is the Harden of Adam and are being lectured by an elderly man in flowing robes with a beard. His beard alone would more than supply Adam and the covering they lack In as easy attitude, with neither baste nor anxiety, he is pointing out to them the error of Heir ways. He is as detached in manner as though ho were a professor lecturing at on the fourth dimension of spare. Adam Is and re- upon the ground. Eve, abashed, with nothing on hut the she is munching, is evidently in a reckless mood. She looks like a child of fifteen, hair down be back; the defiance her altitude is of a naughty little girl. The world-old m is under dis- but with air of good and on the part of Hie lecturer, as though there re still time in the world, as though hurry were an undiscovered human as though possibly Hie world would still go on even If problem vi re unsolved, and first leafy parliament adjourned sine York Ti graph. BARRED FROM HALL OF FAME ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure No Phosphate HELD FOR RANSOM. II. PASO, T. bandits captured employees and Cattle company, whom arc holding for ran- lo reaching here in Columbus, X. M. edge of Hie is dinted here. ii Is understood were while in from bringing cuttle in the stales. Church Rev. C. I. i bier Washington District will preach In tho Methodist church Sunday morning a. of as an- Special music will be el i Public cordially lied n Children Had The i w i of t W. Xix land Ho mi up they could hardly i I F t and and is . id cured tin Contains opiates. Cut , Adv FOR SALE Five thousand posts from sis l Peel long. H. H. PROCTOR, Grimesland, N. C. of Humorous Pictures justly Treated, Is the Assertion Made by Writer. In literature a man l. i y if he can, to he as unbridled as Mark Twain and still bis place unchallenged on ti the greatest on Lie El y be as i et dully a i as , i h and t go n a halo around his in lie real sphere i music be may be as light and bi- and impish as fancy will permit, ; nit iii any bis dignity, Hut lei him attempt any hi . in I. ma of and and the bang With equal vigor i B fa e. writes Louis In I Which in l ii . when I is m talk than r ore i the i of a really national . a i rash, That a that mission or or school i raves only the ii- . . with own gay Irreverent i I I i lead bobs up In ; too In be consigned always lo I r, The Summer Time ICE COLD TEA I have in stock your CHOICE the BEST Black. Green and Mixed Teas in half pound tins at Cents BLACK Formosa Ceylon Japan Coy Ion TEAS India S. M. SCHULTZ, d Remember You i an always a complete stock of hay. corn cotton seed meal and hulls, bran, dairy feed, the famous bland of horse mule feed, hen and chick feed, stock salt. The best brands of lard lo be had, also dry salt meal, sugar, etc. Any kind of seeds desired in season. buy our goods as usual in ear lots and they are unloaded from the car to our building with- out are tor cash and sold the same at the lowest class can be sold. Also bear mind that the people of and county have never been imposed on with high prices since this cash business was established In when in the market always get in touch with JOHNSON'S A SEED Eye Troubles Can quickly by wearing of the proper lenses. We know the optical business and can furnish any eyes may need. No Charge for W. L. BEST Optometrists HADLEY Value of Mother's Glories. Sara i l. i Arnold Life stories which are h r's are -n es- part o i In Tho child la cl I n will ml t tin m of the joy of poetry, swift imagine- which enables us to i hare In that ii foreign to i ex- Except as this is assured, in I, ii i- never from and an die value of there is no greater force than they for the preservation the purity a child. Pill bis mind with their rich Imagery, their deeds, their ideals i bis go- about the mysteries nature, let him follow the adventures of great heroes, and there will little room left in his lite i i sordid or evil things, The best Way to banish darkness Is to let in the light. To tell to your children is your duty and your privilege. Cosmopolitan Nation. Tin, is a lover of the mountains and the woods. It is, In- deed, to the peaks and forests of Carpathians that he owes his national existence isolated them, the has clung more tenaciously to tho ways and customs of his an. than any of tho Latin races, and is said that today his language contains more pure Latin words than the Italian, Is a nationality, however. About twenty towns and villages of have been positively by la as of Roman origin, but there were In tho land before Romans and other racial stocks have left their mark on language and character of people. Exercise and Health. Take exercise Take exercise. Have a hobby gets you out of doors. Walk to your business, lo your dressmaker's, walk for the sake of walking, join a walking dub and keep your weekly score miles. Keep ins make wheel the baby or i poll or an i other but take two hours i exercise every day. work is good for who like i and can afford it, but avoid heavy athletics. to be a the pion athlete often dies young. Be a moderate, tent, daily of exercise You may not burn the family carriage, as suggested, bin least, as he advised, i . Young Men's Are a Specialty At This Store We I,, the MEN'S trade, our poll of buying and selling -i of i and i and the average STORE and I fin to ban- die. Styles . From to season, and w bile sonic are coil- ii in ear tho nil j ear live mail wants to alive wear- in- tile CLOTHES the day. lit bore in variety. Our Styles made world's best makers and e a deal to do with shaping the trend Fashion, they have our standing order for good selections of the new things, as as they appear. Conic in and you'll see bow inn 1.1. CLOTHES carry this idea. Frank Wilson The King Clothier