FAtofYILLE ENTERPRISE
Published by Che Rouse Printery
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E&tered in the Boat Office at Farm
ville, N. C., as second class mail
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FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920
plant Shade trees.
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Mr. Editor:
With several miles of p^ved
streets completed, a large school
building, tobacco st emery, bank
building, theatre and nnmerous
dwellingsT all to be completed
this" year, FarmvHJe is easily
placed among the progressive
towns of the state. The citizen
ship of the town is made up of
progressive men and womeB,
whose aim is to make it an ideal
town in which to live. Under
the direction of the State Board
of Health, a campaign to eradi
cate the mosquito will be waged;
in fact a representative is now
on the job, and he informs the
writer that he hopes to make his
work ninety percenj efficient.
To all these activities we render
a hearty Amen. But,' gentlemen,
"One thing ladkest thou yet."
No one will dispute the fact
that shade, not only adds greatly
to the beauty of any town, but
to the comfort as well. Are we
not badly lacking in this particu
lar feature? 'Water oaks, and
they grow abundantly in this
section, will, whea properly Set,
and it requires very Tittle skill to
do the work successfully, in a
few years furnish a delightful
sb^de. Perhaps you arc skepti
cal, and tbi? feature of progress
does not appeal to you. . If so,
the next time you go to Wilson,
visit Park Avenue. Your skept
icism will vanish, you will be
converted on the spot.
Those beautiful trees are a
monument to the memory of the
late Geo. D. Green, whom some
of you remember as a prominent
hardware merchant of
We own no property in Farm
ville, but as long as we stay here
we want to tell the people thai
ours is the best town in the state.
While we are makhfg it the best
commercially, lets make it the
prettiest. We would like to see
the property owners, who have
not already doiie w, hscis the
prosecution of this work at the
proper season. ? C.
Report of die Condition of the
" YES" OR "NO"
WHICH DO
YOU SAY?
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Folks Witt Thin, Pale Blood
^ Hesitate? Feel Uncertain ^
SHOULD TAKE PEPTO
MANGAN
Red-Blooded Men and Women
Know Wfy They Want To
Do adnlto It
qaay be you are just recover
ing from a sick spell? or may be
your system is run flown and
your blood so weak that yo* are
in a poor shape to resist infect
t?B^
But if you don't feel and look
robust you are not robust Such
state is often^due to weak bloo4,
not enough red bk>od cells, a
condition known as anemja.
The best remedy for anemia
(bloodlessness) with its low men
tal and physical vigor is Gude's
Pepto Manga n.
Pepto-Mangan supplies the
weal;, wattery blood with the
very elements it needs to put
new life into it. It repairs, re
creates, and re ttuilds the ex
hausted blood, the vital fluid of
health and life. Try Pepto Man
gan if you are "run down." It
cannot harm you --it wilFcer
tainly help you unless you have
some deep seated chronic dis -
ease requiring the physician's
caie. Be sure tbe name ^Gude's"
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is on the package. Without
"GudeY* it is not Pepto-Mangan.
For sale at all druggists.? Ad. .
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
OF; J
W. L, SIMONS.
Application will be made to
the Governor of North Carolina
for the purpose of sale and sent
tenced to the common jail of
Pitt County for a 'term of eigh
teen months.
AH persons who oppose the
granting of "Said pardon are fin#
vited to forward their protests to
the Governor *itfiout dfelay.
This 20th day of May. 1920.
Martin & Sheppard, Att'y.
Hi^jden Hand Whispers. : V ,
A correspondent of an English paper
recently indulged in t?ia ball: "Lest a
whisper of the hidden hand be
heat*-." " 14 an English clergy
man wJio wild to his congregation :
??Brethren, the muddy pool of politics
was the rod: on which I split"?? -Ont
at Foitfiitaiii, thg&
close of business May 4th 1920
$406,266.20
*5*484.93
5,000.00
5,000.00
Loans and Discounts, -v
Overdrafts secured
Nortk Caroliw %Bo.A
All other Stocks, Bonds, and
,!e? 53,?15.M
over 21 hourj-f^KWp
everybody ov; nod :"one r~ cr
could, if he wanted to.
There a i?t of wasto
about irctoring in those days.
A man spent a lot of n-'eney
on his car and never thc;:.rl:i:
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very much about whs; hj
was getting in return.
Wheh a man buys a tire
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nowadays he has apreity
motorists of ttias community.
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The U. S. reputai
qualify is not built OP
one tirCo
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There is not one aianc
for !ail?cU.S.Tires ondaripth
cr zic.ndaid for small ones.
Every tire that bears the
name "U.S." is built the
best way its makers know
how to builct it The oldest
andv largest rubber concern
in the world cannot afford
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to play favorites in seeking
you
whether you needb a
Nobby, Chain, Usco,
or a Royal Gord. ISPS
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Bfeftu
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Sflect four tiraa ac
cording to the roads
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etops, &
Town of Farm'
" tows:
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|Sec. 1. Pursuan
nicipal Finance
138 of the Publicl
North' Carolina,
made and filed with SOroW?
Clerk pursuant to The Municipal
Finance Act, and is open to pub
He inspection.
(c) the average assessed
valuation of nroperty subject to
taxation by tne .Town^fi ^arm
ville for the three fiscal years in
which taxes were last levied, as
chnwn bV said statement is $1,
The amount of the n^t debt
Town of Farmville out
gjjgjf ? o?|to be
shall
I h of
asrequir
vilfe within the meaning ofSec
lion 7 ofArtlcle 7 of the Consli
tuition of North Carolina.
RV E. BELCHER, Mayor.
iitv e. joyker, cue# ifg
*ADMN
Havin
tratraggl
Moor<$|
adminis
Of J. K
i of Pitt
a^thif-js
^ ?HLtsohs having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to; exhibit them to
Martin & Stieppard,- Attorneys
Farmville, North Carolina, or to
the undersigned at Andrew,
SoiStf Carolina/ on or before the
1st u?y of May 1921, or this
notice will be pieced in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
majce immediate payment to
Msrtin & Sheppafd or Mrs.
Marie Parsons Moore.
Tht23rtd^lAP'il,M?4
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Martin & Sheppard, Att'ys.