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THE MAIL, ORDER OCTOPUS
5 lT liJ
BY MGMERKER.
Have you, as citizens of this prosperous town, ever stopped to think of the great part that the money invested in Home Real Estate plays
in the success of our city? The upbuilding and beautifying of our town can only be brought about by investing our money in our home real
estate, and everydollar invested here helps to increase the value of the property in this community, encourages local building and makes
for the brpad gauge road of civic advancement, thus doubly securing you-investments.
MORAL: It is better to be sure than sorry.
ALLEN-WORLEY FURN. CO.
, "WHERE THE BEST COSTS LESS"
Goldsboro St. Wilson, X. O.
r
BARRETT-PATRICK CO.
Ready-to-Wear, Millinery and Dry Goods
Phone 766 Terms: Cash
BARKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Ladies and Children's Ready-to-Wear and
Men's Up-to-Date Clothing
107-100-111 Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C.
Barker's Dry Goods & Shoe Store
Everything to Wear for the Whole Family
- For Less Money
126 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C.
BARNES-HARRELL COMPANY
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Bottlers of Coca-Cola
BOYETTE-DEANS & CO.
Hardware, Buggies, Wagons, Harness
Bicycles and Groceries
' ' ' ' ' ' , " '
E. M. BLAUVELT ,
PPTOMETRIST
We' fit and grind our own glasses. Also
duplicate any glass, no matter where made.
112 S. Tarboro St. W ilson, N. C.
BOYKIN GROCERY CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Phones 31 and 250 Wilson, N. C.
BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CO.
Commercial, Savings nnd Trust .Depart
ments. 4 per cent on Savings
Capital and Surplus $500,000.00
BROWN MOTOR COMPANY
BUICK .
J. Caney Brown, Proprietor
BRUTON AND RAWLINGS
COAL AND WOOD
Phone S8. Wilson, IT. C.
W. J. BURDEN & SON
JEWELERS
Watches, Diamonds and a General Line of
Jewelry
Next to Planters Bank - Phone 86
; Carolina Building Supply Co.
' Building Material and Lumber
"All Kinds for Less Money."
Phone 871 Wilson, N. C.
CLARK BROTHERS
"WILSON'S SHOPPING CENTER"
Everything to Wear for Everybody
CHURCHWELL'S -
' THE QUALITY SHOP" .
" Make This Jewelry Christmas
THINK IT ADVI5ADLE. TO BOY
INSTEAD OF BUYING SOMETHING WE KNOT
SHE- YOU ARE RIGHT. YOU KNOW
MR. EASY LOST, BUYING PROPERTY HE
Be On The
J. M. DANIEL
Headquarters for Style-Plus Clothing and
." De Witt Shoes
123 S. Tarboro St. Wilson, N. C.
DAILY-WATSON TOBACCO CO.
Wholesale Dealers in Cigars, Tobacco,
Cigarettes and Snuff
123 S. Goldsboro St. Phone 676
DENNY BROTHERS CO.
Jewelers. Glasses' Fitted i
One of the finest engravers in the South
With Us in December
DILDY AND AGNEW
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges
Men's and Boys' Shoes
FIDELITY GROCERY CO.
Wholesale Groceries. Proprietors
"Fidelco" Brand Pure Foods. Phone 508
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Increased Deposits Mean Greater Lending
Power ,
G. T. FULGHUM & CO.
ROOFING OF ALL KINDS
'Hot Air and House Millinery"
ROBT. H. FULGUHM
Ladies and Men's Clothing, Shoes for the
Family
HACKNEY BROS. (Inc.)
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
"Service That Satisfies"
: '
HERRING DRUG STORE
STRICTLY A DRUG STORE
211 E. Nash St. Phone 27
ISEAR'S
'THE LADIES STORE"
Dry .Goods, Millinery and Ready-to-Wear
105 S. Tarboro 'St. Phone 1029
THE MARKET, STORES
"Where Your Dollar Buys More Groceries"
Only Well Known Brands Carried -Self-Service
-Cash' and Carry
MATTHEWS DRUG STORE
44THE MEDICINE SHOP"
Hackney' Building Goldsboro St.
MERCHANTS PRODUCE CO.
Wholesale Fruits and Produce. Repre-
sen ting Ward Baking Co., makers of fine
Cakes.
Phone 649
Wilson N. C.
9
MOSS & CO. -
"TREAT PEOPLE RIGHT"
137 South Tarboro St.
THE MOTOR SALES CO.
Hudson and Essex Passenger Can
- - . Garford Tracks
- ' v
HOME PROPERTY
NOTHING ABOUT.
THE MONEY
HAD NEVER SEEN.
Safe Side
NADAL MOTOR CO.
SERVICE ON ALL CARS
Front of Center Brick Warehouse
OETTINGER'S
THE DEPENDABLE STORE .
WILSON, N. C.
t. fTpettus co7
Asbestos Shingles, Vehicles, Harness and
Bicycles, Wilson, N. C.
RAINES MOTOR COMPANY
DODGE BROTHERS
Motor Cars and Service
J. W. RILEY GROCERY CO.
Staple and Fancy -Groceries
Phones 47, 885, 1048
RUFFIN'S ACCESSORY SHOP
"OUR TIRES MAKE GOOD."
WILSON, N. C.
RUFFIN-HIGH COMPANY
Garden Seed and Poultry Supplies
'WILSON, N. O.
STOKES-TOMLINSON CO.
Wilson's Exclusive Men's Shop
Fashion Park Clothes
T
SUGG AND BRIDGERS
. Electrical Supplies and Fixtures
We Wire Houses. . . 402 East Nash St.
W. W. SIMMS CO.
Everything a Good Lumber Company
Should Carry.
Phone 51
TARKENTON & SESSOMS
THE SAFE DRUG STORE
Patterson Drug Co., Inc.
TEACHER, WOODALL FURN. CO.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
WILSON, N. C.
THOMAS-YELVERTON & CO.
"BETTER FURNITURE" " "
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Ambulance Service - Phone 58
' J. W. W. THOMPSON
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
and Electrical Supplies
TOMLINSON & CO.
"THE FARMER'S FRIEND."
WILSON, N. C.
TURLINGTON & MORRISON
THE BIG BUSY. DRUG STORE
Phones 168-233 Wilson, N. C.
HARRY F.WALLS
V MERCHANT TAILOR " '
r : . . 128 South Goldsboro St.
WELFARE AUTO CO.
Reo Commercial and Pleasure Cars -
"THE HOUSE OF SERVICE"
tt- i t 1 ; - -
It is the prowling Thbpe of this monster to'..
gradually" at first and then by mighty
lnnges,v to draw out our strength by taking
from us our resources. Its victims come
slowly at first and unless , it is hunted
' down , it gains ' in ferocity, and envelope and .
develops quickly. This monster has never
paid, taxes toward the upkeep of the locality
and its presence in our midst should be made ,
more and more objectionable . at every turn.
The only way in which to drive out the
monster is through the - same spirit of co
operation that has brought about the up
building.. If every; man, woman and child in :
our happy city family will unite in cooper
ating with the home commercial industries,
the mail order octopus will be quickly driv
en to tespair and thence to starvation. Let's
all .jget together and continue the prosperity
and sucoesa that has been ours In the past.
It has taken many years . of co-operative
efforts to build op a community like this.
We have labored Jointly, our forefathers la
bored and their forefathers before them.
The up-buildihg and beautifying: of this lo
cality has been in the main brought .about
through our contributions most popularly
known as taxation. Each one of us has thus
contributed toward the upbuilding and sus
tenation of the community and we have
couie to enjoy its resources.
With this considered In the light that it
deserves, we are prompted to protect what
we have built up. Like thedocile animals
of the forests, there is always some monster
preying upon and prowling about in search
of the life blood. In thisi community we re
fer particularly to the mail order octopus
that seeks to entwine our homes within its ,
outstretched 'arms. " -
WILLIAMS & COMPANY
MILLINERY AND NOVELTD3S
118 East Nash St. Phone 178
WILLIAMS LUMBER CO.
EVERYTHING IN LUMBER
Phone 836. Wilson, N. C.
WILLIAMS & PALMER
COAL AND WOOD
Phone 41 . , Wilson, N. C.
WILSON DRUG CO.
"The Drug Store That Satisfies"
114 S. Tarboro St. Phones 122-916
WILSON DYE WORKS
CLEANERS AND DYERS
Modern Methods Modern Equipment
I 115 Tarboro St. Phone 119
WILSON FURNITURE CO.
Furniture, - Funeral Directors" and
Embalmers
Phones- Day 210; Night 571
WILSON HARDWARE CO.
: Building Material, Sporting Goods
China ware and Glassware
Phones 18-19 , Phone 289
Wilson Insurance and Realty Co.
Mr. Merchant. Do You Buy Your'
1 Insurance Out of Town?
WILSON MANTEL AND TILE CO.
Mantels, Tile, Grates and Wall Paper
Interior Decorating (
' i'.VViK WILSON, N. C.
WILSON SHOE STORE
Shoes of. Distinction for the Whole Family
108 E. Nash Street.' Phone 80O
THE WILSON THEATRE
The Best Moving Pictures and Shows ,
Obtainable
WILSON WHOLESALE CO.
Heavy and Fancy Groceries
Wholesale and Retail
Phones 535-748.
Wilson, N. C.
-
WOODARD BROTHERS & CO.
' Wholesale Groceries' and Confections
Bottlers of Pepsi-Cola and Whistle. - -
C. WOODARD ' COMPANY
Wholesale Groceries and Feed
Distributor for Voigt's Royal and. Self
Risfng Flour
YOUNG'S
: - Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing and
Ready-to-Wear. Specialists In Ladies
Ready-to-JWear
Clears the Heed
DcwVtty toTrest Cctarrft
. . Head colds are checked or
warded off if treated prompt
ly with VIcks VapoRub.
Nasal catarrh of ten becomes
less distressing. Melt Vicks
and inhale the vapors. Then
apply in nostrils. Repeat use
at bedtime. Antiseptic
vapors, inhaled all night
' make sleep easier. t
W0K
V VapoRuo
Oor 17 Million Jan Ummd Ymmrfy
Rub-My-Tism. antiseptic and
pain killer, for infected sores,
tetter, sprains, neuralgia, rheu
matism. ' r
SUPERIOR COURT
CASES THURSDAY.
The Superior Court disposed of
the following cases yesterday W. P.
Evans was found' guilty of murder
in the second degree.
J. R. Petway, appeal from Mayors'
Court for disorderly conduct was
charged with the costs. Resisting of
ficer also made to pay. costs.
Jim Tomlin for larceny and re
ceiving was given four months.
George Tommy a whfte man guilty
of being drunk and disorderly was
given 45 days on the roads.
Walter Adams charged with larceny
was sent to the roads ' for eight
months. His attorney . Mr. Swindell
and his mother alleged' he was not
sixteen years old. His honor said he
did not think much of the juvenile
law. He said a sixteen year old boy
could kill a man with a pistol or
gun as easily as an older person.
Cicero Coley charged with, shoot
ing in a barber shop Belonging to Ira
Jones in Elm City was acquitted.
Coley plead he was not the man.
666 is a prescription for Colds,
Fever and LaGrippe. It's the
most speedy remedy we know.
WIRELESS TELEPHONE
RECEIVER INSTALLED IN
HARDING'S STUDY.
Washington, Feb. 8. President
Harding has a new toy to play with
if he can find leisure to devote to it
A wireles telephone receiving out
fit was installed today ia the Presi
dent's study on the second floor of
the White House by Commander
Stanford C. Hooper, at Secretary
Denby's request, it is understood. .
After tomorrow the President will
be able to put the phones to his ears
as he sits at his desk, in his study,
overlooking the lawn toward the
Washington Monument, and hear the
latest news or snatches of music.
It is expected that a similar re
ceiving instrument will be installed
in the White House press room for
the correspondents. . ,
CHARGE REPUBLICAN .
WITH SHADY FINANCING.
Washington, , Feb. , 9 .The aser
tion that William Boyce Thompson,
"of the national Republican organiza
tion," had borrowed $5,000,000 from
the New York Federal Reserve bank
on a "dummy note," was made by
Senator Hef lin. Democrat, Alabama,
in the Senate today in the course of
an . attack on the Federal Reserve
board. . ..
Senator Heflin replied to the re
cent , address of Senator Glass, Dem- (
ocrat, Virginia, former secretary of
the treasury who defended the board.
USE SLOAN'S TO
EASE . 'LADE; BACKS
YOU can't do your best ' when
your back and: every muscle
aches with fatigue.
Apply Sloan's Liniment freely, with
out rubbing, and enjoy a penetrative
glow of warmth and comfort. :
Good for rheumatism, neuralgia
sprains and strains, aches and pains,
sciatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and
iiie after effects of weather exposure.
For forty yearspain's enemy. Ask
your neighbor. Keep Sloan's handy.
. At all druggista-7-35c, 70c, $1140. ,
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