^1
1
fmn
hi MU
\jwiEy
I Br* timid J
ikmm* Uf iHfitS I
H FIR M MIT I
I MARATHON!
I TIRE! |
bM
W: 6.00-16
SIZE
f{ WHEN BOUGHT
IN SETS OF 4
OTHER SIZES PRICED
m IN PROPORTION. Cash
PP prico* with your old
fifrw. WUto cMbwalb
bicbar.
GUARANTEE
THBT MAZE GOOD OB WE DO
Our Goodycg Tins at* yuar
aat?d in writing for th?ix
FULL UFE. witfaoat timn or
mil?gy Bmta.
EASY EASY-PAY TERMS
RAY AS LITTLE AS
F At A WEEK pm Urm
5SHjUcsT
SUY2?BVY 4?AMD SAVMJ H
SUE Slot 4 Sot of 2 9
6.00-16 ?J5" W II
5J5oc 5^0-17 J
475 at 5-00?19
8JS or 450-18
5JS of SJO~t9
p&ss 1
27.75
44.05
3&20
S1S-15 |?|
ius m
22.60 m
16.55
Ths MARATHON TIRE |^j
wtoi introduced osly 28
months age. and already
it's a isadsr. ADDED HR
SAFETY?LONGEB MILE
AGE?LOWER PRICE are |||
what you get in Mara
thon. Thafs why ifs un
?uiyfassrt for Talus at
any pries. ||m<
Marathon Tiros are il
buQt to outperform so- ||S!
called "fiat Has" tiros
sold by chain stores. or |8I
Wo ckMm you to buy
at Otis low solo prico at
l ' onco, bocauM thio oaia
i lata only 10 aoro day*,
NEW
ALL-AMERrCAN TIRE
A groat Goodyogr raluo jw|;
fox tho lowoot prico fiold.
?ow$fit6 1
ONLY ^^&0O-i8?ixo . B
SJ2S/&50-17 473/SJXM9
tS95 - *4* - 1
Cm* arte? with your
old Urm
mLmm?mJ?mmm?mJ H
r ^
^ - * - -
Axpwwz mocmraif -
at no mxtra '
ibert,J iHaoJ^^PPEJMMWtl
\^r, ? * . y
FJUmmLE SERVICE STATIN
Corner of Wilson and Conte&tnea Streets
.H ? . "I
PAKMYILLE, N, C.
?? ? '
Wast Ada !
FOR SALE?75 Barrels oT Gora,
la shack* and mm Davis Su
perior Oil Coser, only eared 1
bams ? tobacco. Tkto earer to la
first etoas condition. J. T. Bandy, ,
Fsiawtti, N. C. 6-4-0-9 '
foTmwt
COMB 1* ? -Ufl tor year baton*
sad Bftspcto Benair Work. Matf
-'" *
an Aate 4?cUtr Store, Farm
?ilia, N. C. tf
FOR BRNT?UPSTAIRS APAB5T
ment, with bath, wired for electri
dfn Apply 102 & Pine SL~
Pfcaae 274-1 tf
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
- Pet Plod* Gmt Flowers, Corsage
Md fimi| ttmiygayjat* wit
PW* 447-1. i
? - * ?? i i " i.
The Japanese are fcnhf^ng fair)
well hi the Ear fiaatj which makes t
I' ^ JB9A.9nlHt "- W-J
fl ^
? ^ ?*^'-a^^^^K2?"" i 'fc^iik* s N*?4 y*v*' ?i*^>"./i . /* * v '-^flB^^^BcS^T'r ^ ?j^",fv 1 ^iBBTafc^^ifcjl*-''' *r,!'; ?-?Wj
?^H w? jJK^ , ? , - ? -' "Ti
I' ' ' " 1 -? ? 1 ?1 -1
AM Eer feiadoe
WM rUI ulipflICo
Greenville July 5 i
(
We wish to remind our reeders of i
the State Orthopedic Clinic to be
held next Friday in Greenville, July i
5th, front 12:30 to 4 p. m. 4
litis Clinic takes all types of crip
ples, both white and colored, free of <
charge who are unable to afford pri- '
vate treatments. It is desired, i
though not required, that patients be <
referred by a physician or the Wei- (
fare Officer, and that the patient i
bring such note to the Clinic. i
The Clinic is set up to serve espe- i
daily the Counties of Beaufprt, Car
teret, Pamlico, Pitt and Tyrejl, ]
though patients from other counties ;
who desire to come may do so. j
The Clinic is conducted by Dr. <
Hugh A. Thompson, orthopaedist, of
Raleigh, North Carolina. This Clinic
has been running for something over
three years and is now serving a
large number of cripples, adults as
well as children, in this area.
The Pitt County Health Depart
ment Offices are located at the'cor
ner of Third and Greene Streets in
Greenville, North Carolina.
FOUNTAIN NEWS 1
(By MRS. M. D. YELVERTON)
Daphne Owens Yelverton and Lea
lie Yelverton, Jr., spent a few days
this week with Mr. and Mrs. William
Walker in Washington, N. C.
Dr. E. B. Beasley, Ferebee Beasley
and Frank Owens spent Sunday and
Monday in Wilmington.
Miss Mary Belle Knott of Oxford
visited Miss Lucile Yelverton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walker of
Washington visited Mrs. W. D.
Owens, Sunday.
Johnie Lane of Pinetops visited
relatives in Fountain last week. -
The Rev. Stuart Bennett of Ahos
kie is conducting a series of evange
listic services at the Presbyterian
Church this week.
Mrs. Fred Tyndall is very ill at her
home in Fountain. -? *
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Eagles had as
their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Timberlake and son, S. P. Jr.,
and Mrs. J. B. Wilder of Louisburg,
Hugh Williams and Mrs. Latta of
Red Oak, Dr. and Mps. R. L. Eagles
and daughter, Jane.
Honor Bridal Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fountain
Jr., entertained at an informal re
ception Friday night at their home
in Fountain, honoring Miss Laura
Hudgins Overton and James H.
i; Kitchens, Jr.
Guests were greeted by Mj. and
Mrs. W. R. Harris and invited into
the living room where punch was
served by Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Beasley.
j The living room and hall were beau
tifully decorated with all-white flow
; ers, featuring rosea, feverfew and
' fern.
Miss Hell Owens and R. A. Foun
tain Sr., receiving at the dining room
door. In the dining room the table
was centered with a wedding cake
which was mounted by a bride and
groom, encircled at the base with
white roses and fern. At either end
of the table crystal candle holders
tied with baby breath held burning
tapers.
On the buffet was a crystal bowl of
?white larkspur and fern. Burning
[green tapers were alao used.
Individual bridal cakes, lime ice,
and mints were served by Mrs. Den
nis Mercer and Miss' Betsy White
Fountain of Fountain, Miss Doll}
Bam of Greensboro, N. C., and Mist
Elisabeth Overton of Greenville.
(LEGUMES
George Wise, Lincolnton, Route 1
is increasing his crop yield and de
" creasing his fertilizer bill throug]
- an adequate program of winter an<
e summer legumes, reports Fara
" Agent J. G. Morrison.
?
1111 P ' " . ?
?f W.^AYffllOm
OvA-Engineer?Surveyor
I OFFICE
? OU OttlUM Bask BaHding
k| TeL 483-6
UJJJJ-'.". ?H ' iu
%1 * V
81 2
- Full
Vstaaiea;
ptv. - \ '? ? ???15
?
5f
FRENCH WUm If
: : STAYS IN WAR)
, (Contthued from Page One)
.v./ ?. I'fl'm i i1;
>er of points and contact made with
jerman troops," said the announce
nent,
"Casulties were inflicted and
some enemy dead {fell into oar hands.
Dur forces suffered no casualties." .
But the British Press Association
jescribed the exploit as signalling
'a new phase of aggressive action,"
md the British newB agency Reuters
ieclared that it demonstrated the
[Jermans' "vast responsibilities" in
trying to hold a great coastline run
ning from the Scandinavian penin
sula to the Spanish frontier.
"At van us points along this huge
line?notably in the English channel
ports?existing defensive establish
ments and harbor works were wreck
ad by the Allies before the Germans
seized them," Reuters said.
While the raid was discussed wide
ly as the forerunner to exploits de
signed to make invasion of England
a costly business, Frenchmen un
willing to give up the fight against
Germany were active here.
General Charles De Gaulle, the
French military leader who vainly
opposed the armistic, announced that
he was forming a fighting legion
which would, be aided by the "cream"
of the French fleet.
Self-Advertisement sometimes ex
plains apparently unselfish acts.
* ?_
LUMBER I
Farmville Retail ?
Lumber Yard
Contentnea St.?Phone 302-1
ROUGH AND DRESSED
LUMBER
I BUILDING MATERIAL
Can Arrange FHA Insured
Loans 4)4 per cent
Twenty-five Year Loans.
Way "Build-up" Helps
Will Interest Women
The cause of a woman's periodic
suffering from headache, irritabil
ity, cramp-like pain, may be func
tional dysmenorrhea due to malnu
trition, a condition that is often
helped by CARDUL !
Principal way CASDUI helps is
by stimulating appetite and the flow r
of gastric juices. Thus it may aid
digestion; help build up a woman's
strength, energy and nerve-force; -
so increase physical resistance to
periodic discomfort
It also helps reduce periodic dis
tress for many who take it a few
days before and during"the time.7
Your confidence in CARDUI is in
vited by its 60 yeari of popularity.
flHMMMMBMMfllflMflHMHttHHflfllHH. SflMttB MCMBf iflDt UA '???
? HpiH ? twtTi n Pfrviii HnTi! WUL ] H&
W3
^BB ^Bi^b^^^^B
yjp^:^^B^^B J^Br ^BM ^BBr!^^^^^Bu; '
. ??B "? \: * 1 ':K^^^Hj;:^li ?> BVHif '-^^B' -
?b B ? V B 1 V Bk. B B
1^^ HM 1^1 ^ ,jd
1985 Chevrolet Standard Coach?Fully
reconditioned, good tires and in good '
running shape?Oi\Iy
SgttO.OO
1936 Chevrolet Master Town Sedan ?
New paint job like the factory?Full
set of new tares and an exceptional bar-.
gain?Only
SSS0.00
1937 Chevrolet Town' Sedan?Black? .
Motor overhauled, good tines. This is
a clean job and worth more than the
price?On This Sale?
S3ZS-QQ
1934 Master Chevrolet Sedan ? Com
pletely overhauled.' A big value for
your money?Must be seen to be appre
ciated at a price of only
I S17S.OO
1935 Master Chevrolet Sedan?TTUs ear
is in good condition and a bargain for?
SZOO.OO
1936 Chevrolet Standard Sedan?Origi- ?
nal Black paints-new tires, runs and
handles like new?Only
SZ7S.OO
1934 Standard Coach?Motor overhaul
ed, paint and tires good. New seat
covers?Only
$ISO>Q?
1931 Model A Ford Sedan. Clean and
above the average A Model fn this sec
tion?During this Sale?Only
$100.00
We have ' several Model A Fords in
good Tepaar and ask that you come in
and loot them over before -baying.
-
B & W CHEVROLET CO., Inc.
WILSON STREET ^ ^ PARMV1LLE, N. C.
? ?
I ' . *
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as executrix of
the estate of J. M. JJobgood, de
ceased, late of Pitt County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned at Farmville,
North Caroina, on or before the 17th
day of May, 1941, or this,notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This the 16th day of May, 1940.
MRS. LUCILLE HOBGOOD,
Executrix of the estate of ' (,
J. M. Hobgood, deceased.
John B. Lewis, Atty.. 6 wka.
g??sy.v.v?iy/.r.ttiv4W?fflv.?BV^
FAIRBANKS-MORSE 1
I AUTOMATIC COAL BURNER I
j| The Best ? The Safest ? The Most Economical |
j| and the Only Automatic Curer ?
8 TEMPERATURE:?POSITIVELY AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLED 80 to 210 degrees. If
. S COST: ABOUT ?/2 CENT PER STICK. II
| TIME: PROM ONE TO TWO DAYS LESS THAN OIL OR WOOD. if