Farmville Shoe and
Suit Company
Farmville.
North Carolina.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
OF INTEREST TO
Farmviile and Surrounding Sections
And it speaks of R-A-I-N.
The Ribbon has come.? W.
M. Lang Co.
Mrs. W. L. Smith is spending
the week in Bethel visiting reia
tives.
And tobacco is selling better
all the time on the Farmville
market.
Mrs H. G. Harrin^iOn, of
Raleigh, is .the house guest of
Mrs. R. H. Knott this week.
Mrs. W. H. Dai!, of Sap w Hill
spent Thursday in Farmville
with relatives,
RUB MY TISM - Antiseptic.
Relieves Rheumatism; Sprains,
Neuralgia, etc.
You will make money by
bringing your tobacco to the
Farmville market. A trial will
convince you.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe
wilh a few doses of 666.
Buggies, Wagons, Hasness,
Mower Machines and Rakes,
cheaper at Hub Hdw. Co.
Thursday is Red Cross work
ing day in Farmville. Eveiy
body requested to help.
Buy your land from Lane Land
Co. We sell for cashoron long
terms.
Mrs. J. T. -Bundy and son,
Master Sammie, returned from
a ten days visit to relatives in
Wilmington and South Carolina
last Friday.
8 Room House, modern con
veniences. for rent or for sale.
- Apply to Dr.- J ones.
Mrs. G. M. Holden returned
home Thursday afternoon from
a two week's visit among rela
tives in Mooresy:!le and Raleigh.
8 Room House, modern con
veniences, for. rent or f6r sale.
Apply to Dr. Jones.
Buy your Farm land from
Lane Land Co. We have sev
eral small farms^for sale.
Pastime Theatre in the won
derful Serial Picture "The Rail
road Raiders". Second Chapter
"A Double Steal', to night. Do
not miss one of these chapters.
The/e will be Sunday School
at Lang's Cross Roads Sunday
afternoon at four o'clock. Be
sure anjd come and bring your
friends. Come on time, not
only next Sunday but continual
ly. v J . v
Own your own home and be
protected by your own shelter.
We seljiarm and city ptQpetijv
Will arrange terms to suit you.
First talk it over with your
family, Second? call at our
office and talk it over with us.
Our terms and prices are right
and we expect to keep them
right in order that every citizen
may own his own home? Lane
Land Co.
Mr. G. M. Ho'den returned
Thursday from ihe salesman's
congress of the Willys Overland
Company., at Toledo, Ohio,
which was in session in that city
the past week. He reports a
very beneficial and delightful
trip.
Our ladies department is now
receiving its full line of ikirts
coats, coat suits and shirt waists;
in fact anything in the ready-to
wear line for ladies. Give this
department a call the first time
you are in to sea us.? W. M.
Lang Co.
Remember the Orphans will
give one of their highly enter
taining concerts at the Chri&ian
church in Farmville Tuesday
night of next week Sept 18th.
Tell your friends about it and
don't fail-to be on hand.
They are going fellows--if you
want to get the best for less
money then see Holden & Rouse,
of Farmville, and take home
with you an Overland or Wil
lys. We have them from $800.00
up, and give with each car sold
three months up-Jteep.
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Miss Ethel Fairbank of Del- 1
wake will arrive in the city
Sunday to take charge of the
millinery. Dep't. of E. L. Barrett
the ladies store. We invite our
friends and customers to visit
our store and vsee the newest
creations in millinery for fall as
this is Miss Fairbank second sea
son with us and her past record
was so that she needs no rec-*
commending:. We welcome you
? E. L. Barrett.
Mr. I. L. Wrenn arrived inlhe
city last week to take charge of
the Town's Water and Light
plant, succeeding Mr. Legg, who
has resigned. Since arriving
here Mr. Wrenn has been devot
ing most of his time toward de- 1
vising some means of giving the I
town a supply of water. We are
glad to state that his efforts have
met with some success even
from the beginning, and we are
looking for much greater results
in the near future.
See Holden & Rouse today
about that new Overland or
Willys Knight , automobile.
None quite so good for the
money.
The Farmville Auxiliary of
the'American Red Crosss meets
second and fourth Mondays^
Next meeting will be Monday
afternoon, September 24th, at
four o'clock^. Every member
of this Auxiliary is earnestly
requested to be pr~s^rt. 'i I l ;
Red Cross woik 100111 is open
Thursday of every week and
the chairman has requests for
fiuished work every week, so.
please meet with your commit
tee. If our boys can give their
lives for our country, surely the
ladies can give two hours of
their time once a week and this
Red Cross work is just as neces
sary to win this war as the work
our boys are doing.
8 Room House, modern con
veniences, for rent or for sale.
Apply to Dr. Jones.
To Cure ? Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Crux gists refund money U it (ails to core.
K. W, GROVE'S signature on each box. 30c.
~C CARD OF THANKS. ^
We desire to thank our friends
through The Enterprise for the
many deeds of kindnesses and
loving words of sympathy ex
tended us in. the darkest hours
of our lives; the sad' death of our
beloved daughter. We - thank
you most heartily.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Tug well,
HER WED B?
Calomel is quicksilver and acts
like dynamite on' -
your liver.
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Calomel loses you a day! You know
what calomel is. It's mercury; quick*
silver. Calomel is dangerous. It
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish, con
stipated and all knocked out and believe
you need a dose of dangerous calomel just
remember that your druggist sells for
50 cents a large bottle of Godson's Liver
Tone, which is entirely vegetable and
pleasant -to take and is a perfect substi
tute for calomel. It is guaranteed to
start your liver without stirring you up
inside, and can not salivate.
Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a day's
work. Dod son's Livfer Tone straightau
you right up and you feel great. Give
it to the children because it is perfectta
harmless and doew'l grip*
NOTICE.
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North Carolina,
Pitt County ,
Notice is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore ex
isting between B. O. Turnage
and G. M. Hoiden, heretofore
carrying on business of Life In
surance at Farmville, N. C.. un
der the style or firm of Turnage
& Hoiden, has been dissolved
by mutual consent as from the]
2,9th day of August. 1917, so iai
concerns the said B. O Turnage
who retires from the said firm.
All debts due to and owing by
the $aid late firm will be receiv
ed and paid respectively by G.
M. Hoiden, wlio wilt cdatinue
to cany on the bhsjness iu the.
name of G. M. Hoiden. 1 v J
/Dated the 29th day of Aug. 1917*
B.O. TURNAGE,
} G. M. HOLDEN.
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in the ai
son to
"License
should be
furnished
being run
the State.
Auiom<
from 4his
applications
a person
his appl
should not;
to any extei
With
best wishes.
J. BR1
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"of the
is no provision
ile law for a per
car under a^tag,
For." AH cars
'lied with hangers j
% office before
the highways of
licenses are issued
on t]ie same day
re received, so if
ig a car, makes
>n at once, he
inconvenienced
Idest regards and
m
icerely,
lN GRIMES,
iretary of State.
UFI YOUR
SRNS
WITH FINGERS
Tells how to loosen a tender com
or callue ;?o it lifts out
without pain.
Yon reckless men and women who
are pestered wit&; corns and who have
at least oncef * week invited an awful
death from lockjaw or blood poison
are now told by A Cincinnati authority
to use a drug ffjillcd freezone, which
the moment a few drops are applied
to any corn or calluB the soreness is re
lieved and soon the entire corn or cal
lus, root asd all, lifts off with the fin
gers,
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tiie corn or cal
xuct without- inflaming or even irritating
the surrounding tlasue or skin. A small
bottle of freezone, -will cost very little
at any of the drugstores, but will posi
tively rid one's ieet of every hard or
soft corn or hardened callus. If your
druggist hasn't any freezone he can get
it at any wholesale drug house for you.
Business Locals!
For Sale ai ft Bargain? Good
all round farm and family horse
about nine years old that will
work any wheris and is now in
first class condition. Apply at
The Enterprise office for price.
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Get your Soferlite Lenses
from Hub Hardware Co., $1.00,
$1.50 and $2.00.
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Floral Designs and Bouquets
and Flowers and Bouquets for
weddings. Give us your orders
please. Phone ;269 L at our ex
pense.
I&D. Haskett.
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Occoneechee $ Self Rising
Flour? B. A. Joyner & Co.
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Buy your Rocking;, Nails, Lime
Cemment, Plas^r, Doors', Win
dows, Colums, {Mantles, Locks.
Hin?es, etc. frotff Hub Hardware]
Co. and save m^dey.
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Seed Oats? B.; A. Joyner & Co.
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Astors take the place of Carna
tions. We have them in White,
Pink and Lavender.
/ Mrs. D.D . Haskett,
: _ JS&enville, N. C.
Phone ?69-L#
Feed Oats? B. A. Joyner & Co.
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Rape and Vetch Seed? B. A.
joyner & Co. .
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Cottbn Seed Meal. Shipstuff ?
B. A. Joyner & Co.
For SaleM3?e 6-Room dwell
ing house and lot on corner of
Pitt and Chttrch street. Lot
80 x 150 feet. xWill sell at a bar
gain for cash or good paper?
Ivey Wells, Farmville, N. C.
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Clover and Rye Seed? B, A.
Joyner & Co.
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Notice
Having qualified' as Admiois
trator of th*#estate of Joseph
Wain wright, deceased, lateof>
Pitt County, N 01 ih Carolina,
thisjs to notij|| all pessons hav
ing claims against the estate, of
the .said Joseph Wain wright,
deceased, to exhibit them to
the undersigned, at Farmville,
*on or before the
ptember, 1918, or
be pleaded in bar
ty. All persons I
?id estate will:
immediate pay
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>y of Sept 1517.
inwright.
f lostfinla Waitt"
Nortfr Caroli
14th day of
this notice
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Thompson Bros. Shoes For Men
HAS ARRIVED
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A little higher, but better than
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Every Pair Guaranteed to Give Satis
factory Wear
You had better buy early as orders are
hard to duplicate and higher each time
reordered.
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Call at our store and let us fit
you up now.
W. M. Lang Co.
Farmville, N. C.
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, it is a fact
can
not be denied, we are
paying more dollars for
tobacco
more
pounds than any other
house on the market and
we are attracting more
new customers every
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more money you want
same tobacco, then bring
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we are still the leaders in pounds and
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prices.
Yours to serve,
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