The Farmville herald. [volume], September 23, 1910, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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JOS. E. GARLAND
E. SCOTT MARTIN
FRANK S. BLANTON
"INSURANCE THAT INSURES"
REPRESENTING COMPANIES WITH
TOTAL ASSETS OF
$349,085,834.00
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GARLAND &, MARTIN CO.
FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA
successors ro
PAULETT-VENABLE-GARLAND-CO., INC., and E. S. MARTIN & CO.
Preen Crewe.
election the
people roted lo bond rh.- town tor
$25,000 to furnish electric lights
and pure
Miss Sallie Johnson, of Windsor,
is Visiting her aunt. Mrs. \V. T.
Bradshaw.
Mi's Maude G Juli?
et Covington, ot Koanoke, have
latelj vis- | \ crii*
Mi. Temple Crittenden and wife
Mrs. Way! Royal] and children,
who .1 her litth
>w in Bed?
ford city with the family oi Rei
W. .1 Royall.
Rev. W. W. Kain is taking his
ion. a po which will
ig ..ii york R
Glou< Mty Mrs. Kain is
with her p.'opie iii Richmond.
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Presbyterian Church, met with Mrs.
Clall Monday night,
Mrs. J. H it was
decidi | supper in
ber and hold a bazaar in 1'
temi** leavor
itlg to build ;i lliii
Mrs Henrj of near
-itini; Mr. and Mrs. Kai
lle.*t Moi i
-i. hool in
li,*, county.
Misses Alice A.lams and \
*
i > ii Darlington ii itghta.
- il Terry
?
Et Terry.
Mist
for V/asbingt ?
make ber home for tbe winter with
lier sister, Mrs. R
nee M 1 at?
tend
? month, !
.Mr
- imlay.
Sept. 20th_A p:
ing will start at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning.
la and Bessie Bondurant
left Monday for the B. F. I.
tiristlne and Eulalia Brad
k in Richmond
their aunt. Mrs. P. J. Hawks.
Mrs. Rosa Sears returned last
Monday after spending some time
friends and relatives at
Prospect.
Mrs. Mn returned to her
home tn Pamplin Monday after a
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50 Per Cent Better
"I have used less than one bottle of Cardui," writes
Mrs Gertrude Ward, of Rushville, Neb., "and am feeling
fifty per cent better than when I began taking it
" before taking Cardui, I had suffered with female
trouble for eight years. My greatest trouble was irregu
an I also suffered with severe pains, every month,
but now I am greatly improved and will recommend Car?
dui to all my suffering friends."
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
The rare medicinal herbs of Cardui are imported by
the manufacturers direct from Europe and are not to be
^^Tn^TenSlr^wtot^ Cardui its superiority,
na a female ni-dicine and tonic, over any other medicine.
For over 50 years Cardui has been the favorite wom
,n\ ne icme The ladies like it because it is so easy
^tSSAWS^SiW Try it today.
Were You Satisfied
WITH YOUR LAST SUIT?
If not I CAN PLEASE YOU. I guarantee to give the BEST
GOODS, Fit and Work sold in this town or it don't cost you
one cent.
I Take All The Risk. You Benefit by It
Winter samples now ready for your inspection. My prices
are hard to beat.
My $25.00 Suit Cannot be Equalled.
J. G. WELLMAN, The Tailor
121, 3rd St. Phone 249
Opera House, Friday Night, Sept. 23
The Play That the Entire Country is Talking About j
THE ST. ELMO CO. (Inc.)
Announce for vour approval Neil Twomev's dramatization of
ST. ELMO
The Famous Southern Romance
by Augusta J. Evans.
A Metropolitan Cast! A Superb Scenic Production: A Great Play
With a Great Moral! Read the Book. See the Play.
Priecs?50 and 75.
Seats on sale at Garland's Drug Store.
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1 HOME, SWEETjflOME
Have You a Home? If Not Let Us Tell You How
You Can Get One
ATJt HAVE Vi if un <.M .Irlil (in tm** hom*
^1 lo pu it off- lt will tx
Jl baudin* .*? ?
allow ri.- i r?t v\a?? rrai <
? 'ia! aecurity.
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Farmville Building and Trust Company
Farmville, Virginia
OFFICERS
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DIRECTORS
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W. T. DOYNE
FURNITURE DEALER
LICENSED EMBALMER
AND UNDERTAKER.
A wt-!] selected stock of
Furniture, Mantels, &c.
Burials in town or country
given careful attention.
THOMASA. BOLLING
BRICK "I MAKER
CONTBACTOB AND BUILDER.
My l| I'.rick Work, Team- for Heavy Hauling,
id (tradiuji. Heft -teat man '.2 the dt| '
ana dradiuiz. H Kvery
Firm?I