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THE ENTERPRISE!
Published every Tuesday and Friday
by tbe
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WIOIMMtM, North CtrollM
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922.
BETWEEN YOU AND ME
By Frsncis Speighi
ABUSED OUR PRIVILEGES
When e'er you see some old dog' drag
ginx
Around a chain and block,
It's just because he'n l>»-eu a »ap
, tfnf
At passing folks, or stock.
Aad when you *e« us »wat some hor
net,
Or bumble-bee, or by,
You can bet your bottom dollar on
lt >
lie's psßtering us, thut's why.
And those poor folk* wlio're sittuiK
musing,
Behind a lock and key,
Are there because they've bee" iilius
mg
Some privilege when free.
So, "shalt not" laws that seem on
slaving,
Would ne'er been in use,
But we can't keep from missbehav
lag
When we are turned aloose.
WAR SAV|NCS STAMPS
MAY BE EXCHANGED FUR
TREASURY CERTIFICATES
During the war the government of
feted war savings stamps, paying L
per cent as a methot of Raving foi
people of small iiieuns. Since the w.u
and to take the place of w*ar savings
stamps, the government offered trea?,
»ry savings certificates in denomina
tions of $26, SIOO and SI,OOO, n«.v
sold to investors at -20.50, SH2 an
SB2O, respectively. They pay 4 pe
cent if held ifntil irraturit>•, fi\e year
froru tlie date of issue. About sd2f>.
4 000,000 or wtt> saviugs stamp*, series
I ef 1S»1P, become due January I,
and the government new oflers t> is
»ue treasury savings certificate.- in
exchange for them, afTovtting the own
ers an opportunity to continue a sal*
investment with good interest. Sav
ing has furnißhed the life blood foi
many nations and insurer prosperity
to the people. The government is do
ing everything possible to encour
age Having I" the 1. States t>>
offering Bound and attractive seru:
ities for the ipveetnjjnt of small sunn
If you want to save!) and insure you;
future, it would pay you to investi
gate Uncle Sam's saving system
"It is to be hoped that every per
son who can do so will exchange
war uavings stamps, soon to tall clue
for treasury savings certificates,"
Postmaster Je*se 1 • Price. ' The
large amount of money invested ami
the great number of persons who
purchased war savings stamps showed
that the people of this country coiih
aave money when the necessity arose
Now, if they will take the nionej
they saved when they bought stamp;
te aid the 'government in the prose
cution of the war and buy treasury
savings certificates, they will demon
ftrate that the thrift lessons of tin
war have not been without effect
The holders of war sayings stamps
have seen investments of about $20.50
grow to $35 in five years, and laig
er amounts in the same proportion.
They can see the same thing repeat
eH if they reinvest jn" the treasury
savings certificates. Interest accum
ulate* at the rate of 4 pei cent ohcl>
year, compounded semi-annually. The
savings certificates are exempt from
tlie normal federal tux. aud from n'l
state and local taxation (except es
tate and inheritance taxes), and r*un
be held to tlie amount of sr>,rtQn
maturity value, for each issue, by ev
ery member of a family. They BIT
backed by the credit of the United
States government, and afford an easy
and sure method of saving."
Write a card to the editor, agri
cultural extension sen - ice, Raleigh, N
C., for a copy of circular 133. It tells
hew to feed hogs for profit. W W.
Shay prepared it from the results se
cured by farmers In hog feeding dem
•nitrations.
Chile has something to wake her
Up now besides the Peruvian oratory
NOTICE OF SALK
Under and by virtue of the power
of talc contained in a certain Deei of
Truat executed to me by W. E. Gainor
•ad Leona Gainor, on the Ist day of
January, 1914, and duly recorded it
the Register of Deed's office for Mar
tin County, in Book UUU, Pa*e 594,
Mfiirlnj certain bonds of even date
therewith, and the stipulations in said
Dead of Truat net having been com
phod with, and at the request of the
holder of said bonds, I'will expose to
public auction /or eaah to the high
est bidder on Friday,
MS, at It** o'clock M, in front of
the Court Uottsd door in Williamson,
North Carolina, the following de
scribed tract of land:
Beginryjog at the Red Oak in ('lv
or's Lane oil PublicTtoacUiiieiidW'
pnst Heney ToyjbrV reMfrm and St
Jesse Cobum Base, Running the fit
with nJ a rtuthevi# COUSK
to a small branch at a bridge; thence
an easterly course with the said
branch about fifty yards to another
branch; thence a Northerly course
with the last named branch to a point
opposite the said Red Oak in Gain
or's Lane to a gum; thence a straight
line to the beginning on the road at
said lane, containing six acres, more
or less. Also the right, title of said
W. E. Gainor to one-third interest in
a certain tract of land bought from
!S. W. Outerbridge, containing 160
acres, more or less.
This 15th day of November, 1922.
F L .lIAISLIP, Trustee.
NOTICE OF KALE
Under and by-virtue of an Order of
Re-Sale contained in a Judgment of
j the Superior Court in an action entit
! led; Mrs. Susan Mollis vs. Joe Mollis,
et als, the undersigned Commissioners
will on th e2nd day of December, 1922.
at 12 o'clock M., in front of the
Court Mouse door in Martin County,
expose to public an,'lion, to the high
j est bidder for cash, the following de
scribed lan'l;
Hound on the North by the Roebuck
lund, on tlie South by the Taylor
lund, on the East by the Williumsu n
and Hamilton Road, containing .'!•
acres, more or less, and the lati
j John Mollis land.
This 15th day of November, 1922.
P,. A. CRITCHER,
A. R. DUNNING,
1 n 19-21 Commissioner*.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain-4'eed, oI
truet executed to the undersigned
trustee by John Gray Zeorali
Cray on - the 1 of February,
1921 and of record in
l»nge 241, said deed of trust
a certain note of even date and U-i.oi |
therewith, the si nidations con
tainei in deed of trus! not
having been -complied with and do
fault having been made in the p#y
ment of the .same, and at tlie :c(|usl
if the holder of the notes, | will, on
lie I'itli day of December, 1022, at 12
/clock M , in front' of the Court
House door in the town of William.s
Von, N. ('., offer for. sale to the high
est bidder for cash at public auction
the following described real estate,
to-wil:
Ijoi'.ndetl on the north by the land
of the late S. L. Wallace, on the easl
by the land of Henry l.illev, and on
the South by said Henry Lilley and on
the by the lands of Sylvester
tjray. The same containing t> acre.s
more or less.
This 13th day of November, 1022.
F. M SEXTON, Trustee.
NOTICE (H SALE
Under and by virtue of the powei
of .sale cMitained in a certain deed ol
trust, exwuted to tl.e undersigned
trustee by E. W. liardtn and wife
Annie Ilardm' on the 20th day ol
April, 1922 and of recoil in the public
registry of Martin County in Hook
11-2, at pagt 120, said deed of trust
securing certain notes of oven date
aud tenor therewith and the'stipula
tions contained in the said deed ol
trust not having been complied with
and default having been made in (In
payment of th esaine, and at the re
i|uost of tlie holder of the notes, I will
on the lfith du\ of December, 1022, at
12 o'clock M., in front of the t'ufjrl
House door in the town of
ton, N. C., sell to the highest' bidder
for cash at public aiution tl.e follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
First: Adjoining J. A. (ietsinger,
C. C. Fagan and others, and sitimte
on the west side of the Warren NfecV
Road, contiiining , r .4 ;i»res more o'
le.ss and being the laud purchased
of J. A. Cetsinger and beiirg the
upon which E. W. Harden and Annie
Harden now reside.
Second Tract: Situate on the euM
side of the Warren Neck Road, adjoin
ing Harrison Gee, Ceo. fc W. lilount
and others, containing 4(' ait*? of
! and more or less and being tlie same
premises purchased of J. A. Getsinger.
This lttth day of November, 1022.
ELBERT S. I'EEL, Trustee.
SALE
Under and .by virtue of the author
ty contained in a certain Deed of
Trust, executed on the 18th day of
April 1919, by Arthur E. Williams
ind registered in the Register of
Deed's office fpr Martin county in
Book N-2 at page 408, to secure the
>aynient of a certain bond of even
date therewith, and the stipulations in
;aid deed of trust not having been
-omplied with, and at the request of
the parties'lnterested, the undersign
ed trustee will on Monday the 11th
day of December 1922 ut 12 o'clock M.
at the Court House door» in Martin
county, Williamston, N. d, offer at
public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the'' following described real
estate:
Galley two Kittrell..
Bounded on the north by the lands
of Augustus Lanier and Wiley Green,
on the east by the land of W. R
Roberson on the south' and west hv
the lands of W. B. Williams heirs,
'containing two aires more or less and
being a part of the' tract of land
that waa conveyed to Arthur E. Wil-
THE ENTERPRISE, WTLLIAMsTQK, MARTIV CO., NftftTfl *AftflLtKA
| hums by his grandfather James E :
j Williams ar.d yicse articles and per- (
I sonal property; one bay Gin Mule
| and one small Gth IVfejlc.
Chis th«
sft. l.flt MART!MWrute,
j IfjLVfHEELFR NBiLRTIN
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NOTICE OF RE-SALE
Under and by virtue o fthe author
ity conferred .to me by a-certain deed
of trust executed by I>rusilht Mi/.elle,
James E. Rawls and wife, I'essie
| Rawls, on the Bth day of January,
] 1921, and duly recorded in the reg-
I inter of deeds office for Martin coun
|ty in liook G-2 at page 81, securing
j payment of said bond of even date
land tenor therewith and under an
by virtue of the authority of an or
jcler of re-sale, I will expose to pub
li cauction for cash to the highest
i bidder on Friday, the Rth day of ftec
!ember, 1922, at 12 o'clock, M., at the
'court house door of Martin county, n
'tract of land in the township of Bear
Grass, "North Carolina and described
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iX Lincoln motor cars arc produced by the world's M
I\ prj it -.t automobile manufacturing institution in ■
Mn , a ;c .:uaPC. 'v/iib the highest standards of manu- T'J
"M Fevt-Btsscnger.- : , r ,. k: > TO the industry. Quality and j M
0J oc...»n tlui w'l persistently stand foremost. | A
M; It e i ; .c o'r.vi' l n.nr* se of the Ford Motor Company that |f^
lij I ' 1 c. Ji .Lincoln PJ .' .I-r sh ill receive the finest and n i|t n
rrj 1. t>. 8. mou>r it i» possible to produce. To that n
LJ] Ten Bouy Types .i M . J.-v •! r.» of the Uruoln.- its manufacture. It? |yi
..i . J «; t\ ic wil he. carried to the highest J
I'A Cxi.-: m fvi 1 . ic .ij, behuid it tlie vast resources j
JAjj ci ill • :>> Vnipji'.v , |A/j
[j - B. R. BARNHILL
HrH AUTHORISED y»l. lis AMI SERVICE
\i)\ WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
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Join the Throng
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V\ v have more than 2,000 accounts on our books. Several hun
dred acroounts have been added rejcently. Join the t
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DEPOSITS j
September 15, 1921 j $378,786.30 j
September 15, 1922 455,492.96
October 16, 1922 492,263.05
November 25, 1922 542,657.47
We want to make this run up to $750,000 by Christmas.
Come to see us. You will be greeted wilh a hearty welcome
and a smile. Bring your money to this strong bank and tell
*your friends to do the very same thing.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
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JOHN 1). BIGGS, Pres. C. O. CARSTARPHEN, Jr. Asst. Cash.
R. W. SALSHI'RY, V-Pres. R. G. 11 Active V-Pres.
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J. I). WOOLAKO, |C«di. I'. i>. ( ARST-aIrPHEN, V-l*its.
as follows: * *•'
J A tract or parcel ol' land lying
and being in Bear Grass townrhip.
jMajJin cpunty, i» the rw,
of Boar • Grafs fi^P r 'P at Vuj6W
thenee fp"g the AyOjCuin-
! stpn roatto Jno. eonr, and
, thWcc all easterlwftcourse Beat
' Crass swamp, to the beginning.
Also one acre of land square in
front of Caleb Mizclle's home place
'on which is located, barn- and hfrW-,e
Btablcß and beinp the-name land r«»n
veyed to Caleb Mizelle by deed lat
| oil the 7th day of May, 1886, and
'of record in the public registry of
Martin county in book MM at page
'tM and being the same land will**l t;>
|James D. Rawls and wife, IleHsie
I Rawls, by Caleb Mizelle. The said Jif
E. Rawls was also known as Jan. F,.
Mizolle.
; This the 22nd day of November.
I (>22.
WHEELER MARTIN,
Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY
UKe uXft i Njmeu administrKjdt of
the- estag of I. F fat-ylo, deoeaseiij
wiir on®Vei.aesday, January * .Infl
11*2, at'® o'clock, A. M., at to; Cojfi
Ftn'fft, wfflfh was operated by tw? late
J. B. -Boyle, Bell to the highest bid
der for caafh, the following described
personal property:
Twelve mules,'l.
One hundred barreks of corn.
All other personal property belong
ing to thi estate of J. P. Boy'e, in
cludingw agons ,carts, feed, and all
farming implement*, tapnds and mort
gages, and all other Items and kinds
of personal belonging to the
said estate.
3. -ishrdlushrdlusli
F. GLADSTONE,
M. D. BOYLE,
\dmlnlstratorf
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LET HABTfK CQtNIjY UQStftAU fIQMg HBjttl
COMPANION
«f ih-rt siii'wij >jS» I
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Costs LESS THAN Ft*e Cents a W*mk
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2. All the IU«-^Twe2dyl^. r of 1922 so^o
3. The Companion Home Calendar for 1923 J **
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Kader B. Crawford
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EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE
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THIS i*n't OM of tbOM fate b« treatment „
1 oflers you hava «MO M may tim W« doo t
ofler to give you something foe Dotting -but w« ' 2B
do guar an toe that jrou can ttf this wooderful
treatment, satiraly at our risltaed ttus guarantee
is backed by your local druggist f*
"HUNTS GUARANTIED SKIN
DISEASE REMEDIES" (Maatfa Salve f JBHH
and Saap) has been sold under abeolute money V An|nn|
back guarantee (or more than thirty years. They
are eepedaily compounded (or the treatmea* of
CaieaMtltefc, Mac Wena, Tetter, aad other itching tlan dueeses.
Tbouaands of letters testtfy to their curative properties. M.Timbertta,jl
Cmmlm (wUownf^ £«j!Aoo (or witSoQt
result. Oae bo* of Naafe Care entirely cured me."
Don't (ail to give HUNTS GUARANTEED SKIN DISEASE
REMEDIES (Naafe Salve aa «ee») a trial. All druggists handle.
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i REPAIRING
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We solicit the patronage jof those who for one reason or an
other are displeased with the valet service they are now gettii.g.
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We solicit those who may be over particular about the way
their work is done 1
We solicit those who appreciate care and attention to details.
All Who Come May Feel Assured
of Service That Is Different
IDEAL SANITAR(Y PRESSING CLUB
| | PRICE & THOMPSON, Owners
ijl I'liona 167 N. C. • ° 107 M tin St.
J . .... . .. A Carload of
ij NICE MULES
| Just Arrived. If You are in
the Market for a Good Mule ,
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Come to See Us Be- 4
fore Purchsing
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J. H. Purvis & Son j
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