TIRE COMPANY
BEGINS SPRING,
SUMMER DRIVE
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Local Ad Campaign To Begin In
The Enterprise
Opening gun in The Goodyear Tire
& Ruboer Company's Spring and
Summer advertising campaign on
tires begins this wade with a 30 inch
advertisement in The Farmville En
terprise.
Feature of the campaign, which is
timely because it starts at the be
ginning of one of the largest driving
and holiday motoring seasons fore
cast in the history of the country,
stresses safety, urging that motorists
avoid faying to save money by at
tempting to cash in on the last 10
per cent of the mileage in their tirea,
when they are likely to run into 90
per cent of the trouble they may ex
pect in the product's total life.
In other words, pointed out W. C.
Woo ten, of the Farmville Service
Station, who has been selling Good
years for many years locally, "the
car owner would be much better off
and save more, not only in time, and
actual outlay of cash, but insure for
himself and his family real safety if
he would not try to run his present
tires out to the last dime-mile.
"We have what we term a 90-10
offer, as our contribution toward re
duction of accidents due to tire blow
outs," Mr. Wooten added, explaining
that, "we offer to pay for those dan
ger miles while the car owner can
ride on safe new Goodyears.
"Owners should drive in for a free
inspection which does not obligate
Aon in the slightest," Mr. Wootan
declared. He farther added that the
new tires are guaranteed in writing,
not for any specified length of time, j
bat for their fall life, without time I
or mileage limits,
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THE ANSWERS
1. The North Carolina at Brook
lyn Navy Yard, June 13.
2. The Ford V-8 has about 16,000
parts.
3. In 1823.
4. No. Its new robe will not have
a front flap or visor.
5. The 67-year-old President of
Bolivia. '
6.. In the Aegean Sea, off the *
coast of Turkey. j
7. During the Spanish civil war,
Gen. Mola, attacking Madrid, said (
he had four columns of troops out
side the city and the fifth column
(sympathizers) within the city. '
8. A term, used by some Repub- :
Iicans, to refer to their 1940 politi- ,
cal campaign.
9. About 2,000,000. '
10. Washington 1922 and London
1930.
ETCHINGS STOLEN
Lime Rock, Conn.?Upon his re
turn from the winter spent in Florida,
Dr. Bernhardt Wall, etcher, reported
to police that someone had entered
his home and stolen 258 copper plates,
valued at between $9,000 and $11,000.
The plates stolen comprized a con
siderable part of his pictorial biog- i
raphy of Abraham Lincoln and would
require from two to three years to ,
replace them.
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Wake-Up and Save!
DONT LET THESE BARGAINS CATCH YOU NAPPING!
Triple Plain or Self Rising
FLOUR a 47* g 87*
Franco-American Spaghetti can 8c
Hurffs Pork and Beans, 4 16 oz. cans 17c
Habitant Pea Soup, No. 2? can 10c
New Treat Salad Dressing qt. jar 19c \
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Land (V Lakes, Sweet Cream a J
BUTTER eou d5C
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PURE LARD 2 - 15*
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lIUIvEl Grape Fruit V Cans I f
Va. Maid Peanut Butter 2 lb. jar 19c
Tripple-Fresh
Our Pride Bread 18 oz. loaf 8c
\ Doable-Fresh .
Golden Blend Coffee lb 14Jc
Southern Manor
Fruit Cocktail 2 tall cans 25c
PFAC Swrthonltoor O No. 2 OQa
kflV Fancy Sweet ? Cans ?UV
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Looking at Washington
(Continued from page one)
many wins the war, it would be for
the protection of our people at home."
With Japan having a "stranglehold"
on the islands of the Pacific, the next
move would be eastward and in Ad
miral Taussig's opinion, "If Germany
wins the war, there is going to be
a combination between the totalitari
an powers that's going to squeeze
IIS."
To those who believe that Japan
will bankrupt herself in carrying- on
the war in China and exhaust her
resources in a fruitless effort to con
pier the Chinese, Admiral Taussig
points out that the Japanese have
been fighting for tluee years with
out cracking up and that Germany,
bankrupt fifteen years ago, has mobi
lized an army and war machine that
?ives the world jitters. Facing these
factors, he thinks that it is impossi
ble for the United States to remain
isolated, saying, "The world has
shrunk too much."
President Roosevelt has announced
tentative plans for a "non-political"
tour in June which will take him into
virtually every section of the nation.
While the journey is conditioned upon
the state of affairs in Europe as well
as the adjournment of Congress, the
Chief Executive expects to dedicate
the Great Smoky Mountains National
Park in North Carolina and Tennessee
early in June, go to Mississippi to
dedicate the Natchez Trace, the old
trail from Natchez to Nashville, and
then visit his son, Elliott, in Fort
Worth.
Afterwards he would go to Cali
fornia to dedicate King's Canyon,
newest of the National Parks, visit
Lhe Golden Gate Exposition at San
Francisco and then dedicate the
Olympic National Park in the State
>f Washington. Boarding a warship
lie President would continue his trip
>y way of the inside passage to
Tuneau, Alaska.
The trans-continental trip, first
jrojected last summer, was delayed
iy the beginning of the European
Var. Political observers noted that
ake the President through the Mid
Ue Western states, where his farm
;he return journey would probably
tnd trade agreement programs have
>een under attack by Republican can\
laigners. They see his trip as an
>pportunity to test his popularity
vith the masses and recalled that
>revious journeys of this kind have
>een used to sound out sentiment to
wards himself and the Administra
ion.
FIRST WHALE SINCE 1894
Hamilton, Bermuda.?For the first
ime since 1894, a whale was caught
iff the Bermuda coast 'by a small '
>and of whalers who had been trying
msuccessfully to revive the industry
for several years. The whale was a
15-ton female humpback. It will be
jut on exhibition.
War lies, like all others, are of two
cinds, as for ^xample, (a) lying to
.?onceal losses for strategic purposes
md (b) telling a small neutral nation
that you will not invade its territory
when you have already made up your
mind to attack the next morning.
FSFS ACHING
DJ(A|#C Money Back
DAtlVd IF IT FAILS
And Other Functional Symptoms of
KIDNEY WEAKNESSES
Take HDANS now and t*Hm ?adoring
and dtscoseiorts el Backache and Leg Fains
?Frequent, Scanty and Bumiae Fossa go?
Unnatural Odor?Lou el Energy?Head
aches# Dixxiness. Nervousness caused by
functional Sidney and Bladder Disorder*.
When functions] disorders aBow wests
mstter, adds and poisons to accumulate,
and such fflnssses as above trouble you,
take KID AN 8. They act naturally. They
stinrolste the kidneys to per farm efficiently
when beset by functional disorders. They
relieve you quickly and plusantly ot dis
comfort and distress andxhey Emit the
possibility of dallfcerous ailments which
may ensue. Trial is free if KID AN S fells.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!
Deposit >1.00 with your druggist for two
boxes of KID AN8. ties one box. If not
entirely satisfied with RESULTS, return
other box to the seme druggist and year
money will be refunded. Start KTDAN8
Kidney Relief today. KIDANS is sold by
Leading Druggists Everywhere. Adv.
Leading Druggists Everywhere
WHELESS DRUG COMPANY
FARMYILLE, N. C.
For Register of Deeds
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Convinced that my business experience
qualifies me to perform the duties incident
to this office efficiently, I am asking the
voters of Pitt County to nominate me as the
Democratic candidate for REGISTER OF
DEEDS in the primary to be held on May
25th. If elected, I will do my utmost to
render satisfactory service to all.
I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE
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DR. y. H. MEWBORN
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Store, MONDAY, MAT 19th.
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?Tartars Every Saturday?
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and Bicycle Repair Work. Prompt
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Main Street, previously occupied
by C. W. Wellons.?Apply to R. A.
Joyner. ' ltc
FOB RENT ? UPSTAIRS APART
ment, with bath, wired for electric
stove. Apply S02 E. Pfne St.?
Phone 274*1 tfc
PLANTS FOR SALE:?Snapdragon
and tomato plants, ready for trans
planting. Pepper and potato plants
later. Call Mrs. Frank Harper, ltp
FOR SALE ? HER2F0RDS ? 120
Springer Cows and Heifers; 68
Cows and Calyes; 15S Yearling
Steers. All priced to sell. B. F.Na
son, Douds, Iowa, R-l.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS I
Pot Plants, Cat Flowers, Corsages
and Funeral Designs. Ssy It" with
Flowers. Farmville Flower Shop.
Phone 467-1. tf
Save With
SING'S HI-TEST GAS
Regular First Grade
18Jc Gal.
1st Grade Kerosene 10c Gal.
Motor Oil 10c Qt and Up
300 SOUTH MAIN ST.
"Build-Up" Good News
For Suffering Women
Much of women's periodic dis
tress may be unnecessary!
Many who suffer from headaches,
nervousness, cramp-like pain, other
symptoms of functional dysmenor
rhea due to malnutrition are helped
by CARDUL
(Main way it helps relieve periodic
distress is by increasing appetite
and flow of gastric juice. Thus it
often aids digestion; helps build
strength, energy, resistance to
periodic disturbances.
Others find help for periodic dis
comfort this way: Start a few days
before and take CARDUI until "the
time" has passed. Women have
used CARDUI more than 60 years.
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