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Conservation in footwear does not mean
wearing clumsy unattractive shoes. Women
will always have a soft spot in their hearts for
smart dainty Footwear. DeLuxe
serve in price without sac
DeLuxe Foolery is
smart and distinctive. Among our
this week you will find the color that
such as, Field Mouse, Havana Bnr
Brown/ Taupe and Battleship Gray.
Remember, we can fit the entire family.
Baby's first step, and Martha Washington's soft
shoes for tender feet.
Onyx Hose for Ladies and Gentlemen, Fay
Stockings for Children. v
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Farmville Shoe & Soil Co
SELL CHEAPER
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
OF INTEREST TO
Farmviile and Surrounding Sections
Earm ville is THE PLACE to
sell that tobacco.
I have one real nice furnished
room for rent.? Chief Police.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie Smj[th
were Greenville visitors Wed
nesday.
Miss Marjorie Barrett returned
Thursday from a week's visit
to her parents at Suffolk, Va.
Attorney R T. Marlin and
, Editor G. A. Rouse were busi
ness visitors to New Bern Mon
1 day.
Note the change in the adver
tsements of Farm vflleV ware
housemen elsewhere in this
issue. , .
Mr. J. C. Harris and family
returned Monday from a short J
visit to relatives and friends in
Mount Olive.
There are always some local
knockers, listen for them. They
are chronic. You can spot them
by their talk,
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Dr. and Mrs. C. Pi Fryer, of
Greenville, accompanied by
friends, were FarmvUle visitors
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. W. C. Collie, the battery
and vulcanizing man, has a mes
sage to auto owners elsewhere
in this issue. Read it.
A ?' I
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Parker, ac
companied by a party of friends,)
motored over to Kinston Thurs
day, spending the day.
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If you want a good farm?its
the Vick Farm? will be sold on
November 12, 1918, at 2'M p. m.
See half page advertisement.
Lets get busy now and begin
to clean up things around Farm
ville. We've been in the dirty
column of sanitation long
enough. Civic pride is without
a doubt one of, if not the best,]
assets a town or community can j
have.
FOR SALE-Good gentle bay
mare, excellent fafcn horse, I
Russell, Farm ville, N." C.
Don't forget Tuesday, Novem
ber 12th? its the Vick Farm and
the North American Land Com*
pany will sell same at 2:30 p. m.
The Farmviile market re open
ed Wednesday with prices aver
aging above forty cents. One
Greene county farmer sold the
remainder of his crop of eight
acres here Wednesday, averag
ing some over $600.00 an acre
clear chetk.
Remember our Tf actor" dem-j
ODstration at J no. T. Thome's
farm near town Thursday, No
vember 14th, and that you and
every other farmer in this sec
tion is urged to be present?Hub I
Hardware Co.
Vick Farm ask Mr. Jason Turn
age or Mr. B. A. Joyner. It will
be sold on Tuesday, November
I2tb, 1918, at 2:30 p. m.
Only twenty-five more sales
days for the tobacco markets of
Eastern Carolina befoie* |the
Christmas hodidays Get yours
ready aod bring it on to Farm
viile as soon at possible. The
Farmviile market is prepared to
take care of larger breaks than it
is now having.
Born Nov: 3rd, -in Durham, a
son to Mr. and Mrs. James L
Kilgo. Mr. Kilgo, jjbo is better
known by his- friends as "Jack,"
is the young and popular .buyer
forLeggett & Myers Tobacco
Co., oa the Farmviile market
He has been wearing a big new
smile for the past lew days. ; lie
expects to move his family of
two lb Farmviile inafew weeks.
Read our advertisement else- J
where m this issue and come to
our j "Tractor ? demonstration
Thursday, Nov 14th. -Hub Hard*
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officer, was in ?
He had been in Ft
Fountain and stated that the ii
fiuenza situation inihose vie
ities looked very gotjjdf ^
ot
jMI
Monday. He ad
*6tto m
thattbeyhave
as we do not want a re occur- {
ence of the epidemic. . |
MR. DAVID WOODARD DEAD
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Mr. David H. Woodard died
| in Fanaville Wednesday morn
ing at 2:30 at the home of Mr. J.
M. Wheless on Church street
after a lingering illness of influ
enza followed by pneumonia.
tie was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Woodard, of near
Wendell, was 21 years of age
and had been in the employ of
the Wheless Drug Co., here for
the past several months. > ?%
- The remains were shipped td
his former home near . Wendell
for interment. ~~
CARD OF THANLS.
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We wish to express our sin
cere thanks, to the kind people,
and volunteer nurses, of the
Red Cross, of Farm ville, for
the kindness shown us in the
illness and death of our beloved
daughter and sister.
Mr. B. E. Albritton and family^
you canfcet
fonto ^their
roads trad two ho
will make thetiip.
After th<
month, m
id the materiaTand spmjuitf
realm, setting fourth the spiritual
value in the present material up
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endervor to present tte redemp
tive power in the death and shea
tfcligy#ou;wU ?sjoy them. "
lie Doe
matefo
In Fact, Ve
This means buy it now, and their ybtf know it will %rri\
over^^nKr nn^?Se ff?? a faouse of known rel&bilil
test things the markets affoirUa Sattonds, hWatc
send you one of our new' Catalogues. Do vour Chri
Shoppmg Early. : J i 11
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town of
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compete,
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