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It Pays To Advertise Through The Columns of The Farmville Enterprise IT REACHES - THE PEOPLE Merchants I Get Wise l.o. Us Write You an Ad. and we'ilopen your eyes WITH INCREASED BUSINESS The Enterprise Publishing Co.. Publishers. -1 111 . '.'.if VOL. V < Subscription fl a Year in Adfnc* G. A. ROUSE. Editor. Bank of Fannvilte Increases It? Capital Stock to $35,000.00? % New Buildings Being Ereded, I . - Now, that spring time bag coiue Farmville is taking new life, and by the lime harvest comes again many new build ings will be completed which will add largely to the beauty of our little city. Already the ground is being brOken for sev eral sew buildings and it is quite evident that the building pro grew which has been going a rapid pac^ the pril several years will not drop off an>' tbis year 02 account of money being in such demand. The Bank of Farmville has . purchased the lot on the corner of Main and Church streets from Mr. R. L. Davis with tbe view of eroding a modem Banking House. We arc not permitted to soy when the New Home for Farmville's Largest Bank will be ereded, but we do know that when it is ere<S<d it will be one of the mo?t up-to-date buildings in town. v;v ? This in&itution since it began j: business September l&, 1904, has enjoyed the confidence of its pa trons, and has grown to be much larger than its promoters evfer dreamed it could. The public has the greatest confidence in the managment. The officials are: R. L. Davis, president; ft. M. Lewis, vice-president; J. R. v Davis, Cashier, J. A. M<&bern, Asst. Cashier and H. W. Tur nage, book keeper. The diretflors are: R. L. Davit, J. R. Davis, A. J. Tyson, B. M. Lewis, W. A. Pollard. W. J. Tur nage, J. I. Morgan and A. C. Monk. The stockholders have re ceived handsome dividends, and , at the iflockholders meeting hald the 8th of April, it was decided to increase the capital to $15, <H)0. A BIG PLUM-GRAB. IT. - .. 'jfr. ? ? There's a juicy commercial plum right within our reach. Prior to the war Russia im ported nearly alt of her manu factured articles from Germany ?enormous quantities of them, 1 Now Russia seeks to eslablish cIom' trade relations with the UttiWd States. She wants to buy her hun dreds of millions of dollars worth of supplies from us, arid she has > the jfold with which to pay. Great possibilities for the fu tuig are opened up to the manu facturers ctf this country? ff they will but snnp?p.4s:m. It will require the ad!..&ing of financial conditions to harmokiv tie with those exiting in Rus sia in the matter of credits, which nro nniln at vtirlnnrn u>ilhi nur ./But what G< able to do, wo It is a *imp< great tnanufad has been -if we try. r for our itoro-fts to it is to be PRONOUNCE RIGGS , DISEASE CURABLE Germ Readily Destroyed In From 3 to 6 Days' Treat meat, Says Board of Health. ? i ? A press bulletin qf 'the State Board of Health put out recently gives the information that Riggs Disease, ? malady of the 'ee'J1' that the board says is widely prevalent, is curable. The bul letin reads as follows: ? , "Nearly everybody has RiggS' disease. Dentists tell us that at leaSt 95 adults out of a 100 have it to a more or less extent. This diseosa has baffled dentins for years. The \<#t dt about- half the permanent ieetb is s? i 1 to be due to this oWl'aate ehronie dis ease. Now it is claimed to be curable. Thanks to sciencc. "Riggs1 disease, or pyorrhea as the dentins call it, is a chronic disease of the gupis, or ratber the membrane that surrounds the roots of the teeth and lines the socket# of the euros. It causes th^ gums to graoually recede from the teeth, exposing the more delicate neck of the tooth and giving the teeth an elongated appearance- This process continues and in the course if years caniesahe Rums to bleed easily and to become sore and ulcerous. It finally causes the teeth to become loose and almost drop out. 'To begin the- treatment one should consult a dentil and have the teeth thorougtatt cleaned. Deposits of tartar or yellow cal cerous matter which accumu lates, particularly along the in ner edges of the teeth and be tween the teeth should be re moved as these ? deposits Irritate the gums and furnish lodging places for many kinds of germs. After the teeth are cleaned, or even before cleaning, one should begin the use of some form of the drug ipecac. This is con-, veniently taken, in tablet foraf under the drug name of alcrebta ipecac. Diredlions for taking the ipecac usually accompany the drug or any dentisft can fur I nish the in formation. "To prevent rcinfeclion swntcn is very easy, particularly wU B the use of' common drinking cups, it is recommended ity1 ,n washing the mouth and teeth a drop of a solution of one part fluid extradl of ipecac to ten parts alcohol be used on the wet toothbrush. The: use of one drop of this alcoholic solution as a mouth wash on a wet tooth brush should be continued regu larly at learfl twice a H?y to pro vent reinfedion." /?<<?> of thanksM. I wish to express through (be Enterprise my moil heart felt thanks to the people of the com munity in which my mother iivfed, for their kindness to ^er during heir sickness and death afcd may the Lord reward them for every step took forward and etery effort put forth toward her. ? v ^ ? her daughter, *. MagRic Vandiford THE MIGHTY COUftT OF THE UNIVERSE, THE HUB OF THE ARCHITECTURAL SCHEME AT THE, PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION All riglWrr to tb? . ? the exposition make their , '.and Is the central radiating two Homeric groupa? 1 1 o ? Nat mi ns ??at and wast portal*. By night. r . . it Ban Fraaehco at some ttma daring their >uy at through tu? Coort or IM Vnlverap. This frtho l?rgest coort onTfie grounds it the archltectirfal and ground plana Nobis scvlpnred groups embellish It, the it the East tad the Natlonn of the Weal ? iurmoun'lng the 'glrnt archcs at the beauty al the" court ta enhanced by tha flood lighting cfTccta. rr s up to . us A paragraph is flit line around in .the press to the effed that "the future may be bright for some, bill the' road will always be dark for others." i . \ j Of coursc some pessimist wrote it, for ptfssimi&s always mill around in the shadows. As a matter of hard fihft, this world is always )uA about what we choose to make it. It we pull a long face and so out bunting for troubles, we wjll find them?in bunches. If we saddle ourselves with a case of blues in the morning and hang onto it with a death grip all day, and take it to bed with us at night, we will prob ably find life's pathway shrouded in gloom. But it wilt ? be gloom of our own maUinjf, and we will be getting only that which we sought. But how different is the other side? '? ' ' ?* God iofllifls us all with certain troubles, but He also gives us brains and determination, and a will power with which to rise above the patty preplexities and tabulations of life: The bright side of existence all around us- in front of us - everywhere we turn- -constantly knocking for admission. It is ours for the taking. The man or woman who can not feel thtnkful for the pure' air and . the bright sunshine, and three meals a day, is something less than a normal human being. There is ? screw loose1 some where. ,.Vv'. Ui ? Even the uu.iuial? of ilic earth add the birds of the air an not so degenerate io. their class, for they seek always for the bright ness of. life. ? > f,'L ' And is our intelligence and our will power inferior to theirs, that weshoiiM Uve with an' ache and die with a grunt. Every trouble Inflkfted upon us h lor our own ultimate good, and they are infinitesimal when compared with the Joys of ? brlgbt Wnd, a clear conscience and a determination K> reap to the fulled of life*! blessings. If the road is dark to some, it overcoming the ct He in Hie wisdom their pathway. Our future is op MRS. ELIZABETH CROOM DEAD Aged Woman Passes Away After a Short Illness of Pneumonia. I ? v. , u . ; ?* I ' Early Friday motnioc April the twenty-third the death angel entered the home of Mr. J. B. Croooi; near Farmvillc and quietly bore away the spirit of his mother who for the paft week had been a victim off pneumonia. For years Mrs. Croom was an . invalid 1 from rheumatism, always bearing her afflictions with ?uch patience as to make her life a sweet bene diction to all who knew her, she had endeared herself to a host of friends by her 'sweet disposition and her beautiful chri&ian char acter. Since girlhood she had been a faithful consent mem ber of the M. E. Church and was Always submissive to the Makers will. Her remains were interred in (he cemetery in Stantonsburg, by the side of l^er daughter-in law, who preceded her only a few months, the funeral services being conducted by the Rev. Mr. Futrell, pa&or of the M. E. church at Stantonsburg. The Man Who Advertises. There tue two classes of mer chants? tho^e who advertise, and those who dqnot. . The man who advertises has tbe befl of the deal. , He keeps himself before the public? he keeps his wares be fore the public? and he keCps their quality and price upper moil in the public mind. People talk about the man who advertises, because they know be bat sotPtihiug worth adverting- Or he wouldn't ad vertise. ' >.. Cobwebs never grow in the Store of the man who advertises, because people by his goods be cause he does advertise. . People read the' advertise ments?they look for them and expecfl to find them? and oftpn end in forgetting the man who does not advertise. Advertising pays. , - , Get the habit, and grow v?ith | your ads. fe NotMng doing? we positively 1 emphatically and vociferous ^^?pToo) v a job while these wars ; around the globe. ?* T? i TXS. $52.60 FOR $1.00. Ii's a fad? grab it quick. This pnper cofls one dollar a year. hi every issue opportunities arc offered in the advertising columns that arc worth ft dollar to you in one way or another. By carefully reading all of the ads before buying you often save a dollar? or several dollars ?on the price of your purchase, by knowing which &ore to go to. This is only one of the advtvn tages of reading this paper. Get the habit. Pi)cs Cored In 6 to 14 Days Y(wr omnUt wlU refund money if PAZO OINTMRUT fall* to cure any c*?e of Itchin*, Bllnd,Btee<Uaccr Protruding Ftlcn la 44ol4day*. Ttm flm applicatioa g\rt* Uuc and 50c. Grouch Proof. , In Chicago a man has jufi left a hospital whose inner works are all topsy turvy, and yet the world is exceedingly bright to him and his good nature radiates sunshine wherever- he gout. His heart is ou the right side; his liver is on the left, when it should be on the right side; his spleen is on the right, when it should be the opposite, and his &omach is farther over to the right than it should be. He has an excellent digestion, is happy, 43 years .old and has never been in love. He is grouch proof. Cut This Out? It Is Worth Money. Cut out thisadvertisen\ent, en close 5 cents' to Foley & Co , 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and ad dress clearly. You will . receive in return a free trial package containing: *? ?' '<!) Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, the Standard, family I remedy for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, tightness and soreness in che&, grippe and bronchial coughs. , (2) Foley Kidney Pills, for overworked and disordered kid neys and bladder ailments, pain in side> and back di>* to Kidney .nuscles, ftiff joints, backache and rheuma tism. (3) Foley Cathartic Tablets,] a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic. Especially comforting to Aotit persons, and * pnrgative needed by every body with sluggish bowels atod torpid liver. You can try thc-se three family remedies tor only 5 dents.? G. fc. Moore, successor to S. M Pollard. Adv '-A -? J. Loyd Horton * Attorney-At-Law Rooms 3? 3a. Horton Building Practices wherever scr . . vices are desired. Farmvllle, N. Carolina. FARMVILLE LODGE h 0. 0. F. No. 373. i Meets every Monday night in K. of P. hall in the Horton Build ing. All visiting Brothers wel come. ? FARMVILLE LODGE, No. 218 K. of P. Meets Every Tuesday Night in their Hall in Horton Hldg. Visiting Brothers Welcome DR. PAUL E. JONES DENTIST Office in Lang Building FARMVILLE - N.C. W. C. DRESBACH Civil Engineer & Surveyor Greenville, N. C. COUNT* SURVEYOR FOK FITT. B. M, COX Attorney-at-Lfw FARMVILLE. ? N. CAROLINA Oifice over Citizene Bank Predion Wherever Service* ere Peeked. Special Atteatioo Paid to Cnfcrtln? mi ? Writing of Deeda. IliiHem. Etc. Pastime Theatre. J Episode 8> The Million Dollar Mystery Friday Night, ALSO A A' ' KEYSTONE COMEDY ?x' > i V ? i - ? ' 4
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