FARMVUXE ENTERPRISE
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FRIDAY. JUNE 27, 1919
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ISSUES STATEMENT GIV
ING TOTAL EXPENDI
TURE IN THE WAR
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Washington, June 24. ? War
department expenditures from
tbe time war was declared' until
June 1^1919, totaled $14,544,610,
213, Secretary Baker today ad
vised lbs special house commit
tee investigating the depart
ment activities. Of tbe total
$1,839,787^989 was spent by the
American expenditonary forces
ior supplies purchased overseas.
On Wednesday afternoon June
18th. at 4 o'clock Miss Minnie
Lee Thome and Mr. Carl A.
Tyson were united in ihe holy
bonds of \ matrimony. Rev. T.
B. Sanscaster 6t Goldsboro, offi
ciating. ? /.
The quiet but beautiful mar
riage took place at the home of
the bride'* pare n is, Mr. and Mr?.
J. D. Thorne* The entire ar
langemen? and procedure was
. characteritic of the bride's sub
stantiality and good taste, sim
ple yet effective, nature supply
ing tbe decorations which con |
sisted of ivy, ferns, and a few
pink roses. k ?
At the appointed hour, the
friends and relatives present as
sembled ih the'parlor, and the
happy couple entered. The
bride was dress in a "going
away" suit of dark blue, carry
ing a bqquet yf brides roses,
ferns and orange , blossoms.
While-Mrs. J. W.Rasbeny rend
ered the wcd4ing march. At
last tbe worthy goom had won
the prize for which he long had
wa .v* ,
baggigc bedecked with old
shoes etCy. etc. etc.? boarded the.
train for Asheyillc, where they
will spend the first happy days
of their honey moon. Then
they wiH return to Farmvilie
where they expect to make their
future home.
matter.
THORNE-TYSON.
witfr (be though i
p&Mook happy
tbe love of
tongue ca&
Germany is finding it difficult
to get any one to go to Versailles
and sig^i the peace treaty.
Where are all the two hundred
or iwore members of the National
Assedvi>fy who voted to sign?
And. altc^tt, isn't this reluctance
about signing the peace treaty
manufactured? ^fnnany has no
record lor taJuog^H? lignings
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-.The fellow .who complains
that be Mtads a dag's life doesn't
have to Wait till do? days.
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Any m*o wUo has plenty of
pusb can get along without a
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR DRINK
ING WATER ANALYZED
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Why not have your drinking
water analyzed, especially those
who ha ve typhoid fever in their
homes.
As was published a few days
ago that thefe were three princi
pal sources or ways in which
typhoid fever spreads first by
water, second by personal con
tact and third by flies. Now it
might be possible that your
source of infection is through
your drinking water. It is pos*
sible for you to find out free of
charge whether or not your
water is pure. /
The germs form a case of ty
phoid fever, when discharged
openly or :n an open back privy
are frequently carried by chick
ens, domestic animals, or even
on the shoes of people them
selves to or near well platforms,
so as you see, that -the wjste
water spilled around the well
washes this fttihy dangerous ma
teria* down into the well Again,
it may be that the drainage
around your well may be such
that rains may wash the mater
ial along on the suJace of the
ground directly into the tops of
wells or springs or. the buckeis
and- chains may become soiled
by dirty hands and thereby pol ??
lute the water, so, naturally, with
such conditions existing, it would
very easy for the Water of a well
or spring to become polluted.
You have often beard a man
speak of his, water being the
best in the country, now, be
cause your water is clear and
cold is not saying that it is pure
and free from germs. There is
but one way to determine wheth
er or not your water is pure and
this is for you to have it analyz
ed, and one desiring this can
confer with your health officer,
who w?'l be more than glad to
!try and help you in finding out
where your typhoid fever is
coding from and make ij possi
ble for you not to ; bapthld*
ease. AU free of cbrige; u"
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AciingHeaUfa Officer.
NOTICE.
Siate of North Carolina,
County of Pitt.
Charlie Morgan, In the
vs. , Superior
Annie Moran. Couii
The defendant above named j
will take notice that an action
entitled as above, has been com
menced in the Superior Court
of Pitt county for the puspose
of securing an absolute divorce;
*nd the defendant will further
take notice that she is required
to appear at the term of Superior
Court of Pitt County to be held
,po the 18th .day of August 1919,
at the Cou.i house in said coun
ty, Greenvi'le, Noah Carolina,
and answer or demur to the
complaint fed in seid action or
^e.nlainti'{ will apply to the
Cou* . refief demanded
in said compIfit??* -
This the 23 day\jun? J?19.
J. F. HARRINGTON,
Clerk ol Superior Court
By E. F. Tucker, D.(X f
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Yon must have!
durance to fight Colds,
When your blood is not ?i a healthy
.condirionand doe* not circulate properly,
fyour system Is unabk to vithstand the
I Winter cold. ,?v;- -?
GROVE'S TASTELESSChflJ TONIC
Fortifies- the System Against Odds. G rip
niyi Tnftwopfq jw Purifying and Enriching
the Rood -
?? It contains tbe.welWfcnawn tonic prop
erties- of Quinine and Iron in a form
acceptable to^ the most delicate stomach.
And is pleasant to take. Yoo can soon feel
its Strengthening, Invigorating Effcct " 60c.
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MILK
B. A. JOYNER & CO.
Distribi'ors
Farmvllle. 1M.C.
Without Once
Shifting Gears'
4370 Miles ,
In 7 d?yi *nd-7
, nights
In High Gear
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yt Breaks High Gear Non-Stop Record ^ ^
Seven days of pounding over country lanes ajad through1 i
, blocked, city streets in Oklahoma ? always in sealed high
gear each day showing an average of: 624 mUes and an
average of 20.66 ntites to the giilon of gasoline. ;* * ,
. Not once did the motor miss an explosion. * Not ?*en
a spark plug was changed. , rm** " 4
a Let us snpw you an exact duplieaie of this remarkable}-*
. Model 90 car. ~
G. M. HOLDEN, Dealer i
FARMVILLE, N. C. k
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Sty* $5 year OU Keotackj
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MeadorsviHe, Ky.?Mrs. ^ulttla
Higginbotham, of tills town, says: "At
my age, which la 65, the liver does
not &ct so well as when. roimg.'A fov
years ago, my stomach was all oat Of
fix. I was constipated, my liter
didn't act My digestion was fcafl, and
It took so little to upset me. My ap
petite was gone. I - was very weak. . .
I\ decided I would give Black
Draught a thorough trial as I knew It
was highly recommended &r this
trouble: i began taking vL * r &t
better after a few doses. \ My appetite
improved and Z became stronger. My
bowels acted naturally and the least
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trouble was soon .righted with a few
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doses of Black-Draught*
Seventy years of successful ?M Ktf
made Thedford's Black-Draught a
standard, household remedy. Every
member, of every family, at tlmea,
need the help that Black-Draught can
gift in cleansing the system and re
lieving the troubles that come ffiom.
constipation, Indigestion, lazy liver,
etc. Yon cannot keep well unless your
stomach, liver. and bowels am In good
working order. Keep them that way.
Try Black-Draught It acta promptly,"
gently and in a natural way. If yon
fort jfogtr*11^) tftkft * a dose ionlght
Ton will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
25c. a package? One cent a dose
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LONOMAN * MARTINEZ
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From this on we will be jpermahently located in Green*
ville. We now have on hand 500 acres in Pitt county that,
will be sold in small farms, and several hundred acres in
adjoining counties.
We Conduct Sales Both
PRIVATE and at AUCTION.
LANE LAND COMPANY,
BOX 306, GftEEt&VIIAe, N. C
Headquarters af Proctor Hotel.