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iriMWWWiiiuniiiiini'iiiiiii'i'in»»ut
Mr. JM. L. Roberson of Plymouth
-iipehl liifiluitfay inthe city.
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Mr. Lwter Rogers of Bout* 2, was
in town Monday on business
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Mr. (J W. Uardiaun left Saturta,
for Baltimore to spend several week"
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Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Powell anil lit
tie daughters, left Saturday for' Dan
ville, Va.
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Mr. B. G. Carter of lUleigh, arriv
ed last night to visit Mr. and Mrs.
*1 P. Cunningham. -~
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Mr. W. C. Manning attended the
state board meeting of the Christian
church which was held in Greenville
yesterday.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jolly,
a daughter, Marjorie Jolly, Eebruar>
2nd, 1923. Both mother and child are
doing well. V
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Mrs. Bena Cunningham of Pineville
is here spending some time with her
son, Mr. E: P. Cunningham and Mi*.
Cunningham in New Town.
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Mrs. Albert E. Wadsworth left yes
terday for her home in New Bern,
after spending some time here with
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watts, Jr.
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Mrs. J. Lawrence and Miss
-Buth Peel left Saturday for Suffolk
to spend several days with Mrs. Peel's
mother, Mrs. Bullock. They will re
turn byway of-Jtichmond. /
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Mr. and Mrs. fy G. of
Pocomoke City, Maryland arrived to
day to visit their daughter Mrs. Frank
Barnes, and Mr. Barnes at their home
on Church street for several weeks.
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51 Messrs. Harry C. James, A. Hassell,
Jr., H. B. Anderson, J. C. Cook, L.
L .Britt, J. H. Purvis, Jr., C. D. Car
starphen, Jr., fi. D. Taylor, W. H.
Everett, J. H. Edwards, and W. L.
Mobley m >tored *£o Windsor Sunday
regardless of the bad roads.
FOR SALE
ONE 5 HORSE POWER GASOUNE ENGINE
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International Harvester Company make, in
running condition with a few minor repairs, or
will exchange for a two horse power gasoline
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engine. Must be in good condition.
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Now is the time to act if you want a good en
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gine at a sacrifice price or have a small one you «,
navs no use for.
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NORTH CAROLINA
In the spring the gardener's fancy
Often turns to thoughts of woe,
When the pesky BjPLle cut worms
Chew hit plant# jbff down belu'Cv;
oji he makes his' poisoned # mix|jire
Placing it bet weei. the rdWsy
th* cut worms go ana eat it ~
And turn up their little toes.
-tc. M. Brimlay.
CHEBBY-HAKUISON
The marriage of Mrs. Sarah£%)Uc>
laruison ami Mr. Jon. 14. Chqtrf took
lace in tlie "Mfethodist parsoriiifce, on
vednesday evening at nine o'clock in
iyraouth, Bev. Vv. Ci. Lowe, of tne
jdethodi«t church of Plymouth officiat
ing at the ceremony which was at
| tended by a few relatives.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Cherry' are Well
known here, each having lived a short
distance from here for years and the>
have many friends wlio Visjj them
much happiness. . ..
They returned from Plymouth on
Thursday and are making their home
at the countr yhome of the groom
Hwo miles northwest of VVilliamston.
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Cases \ et in Town
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MEASLES EPIUEMK IS MILL
BALING IN WILLAMSTON
ON A B(. SCALE
The epidemic of measles which
caused the closing of the local
schools last week is still raging, but
now it looks as if all the children of
the whole town who had not had it
before have had. it this time and are
now on the road tot recovery.
The children have heen very sick
but very few dangerously ill, and the
bad weather that we are now having
necessitates their staying in
that they ftiay not take cold as it
is very dangerous to do so.
The schools will re-open next Tues
day unless there are further compli
cations.
KAISER NOT HAfTY
wrnji SECOND WII
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PRINCESS HERJUNE HAS MOVED'
__L TO ANVTIiER FA£T Of"
POOBN CASTLE
LONDON, Eeb. o.—The coritjpond
ent of the Yorkshire Evening xseWi.
[ wiring to his paper from Doori.
says:
"In spite of the elaboite efforts W
hide the truth 1 have uijicovered tyu..
the secoju; marnage ol tne lormt.
vjti man efhperoiv nas been a comjjie.l
i anure ana mat at tne prese»»i ul*.
ment he is living in one pari, oi v...
caslie Hhile his wile anu ner ciuiurto.
are in another. lam told tnui u veij
iew weeks st|oiced to bring aooui UK
oreakdown.
'•'lhose who are near the ex-kaisi i
have been struck by the grave altera
uoii not, only in hita moou but in nic
character. He is sjwtfnu"tert bee..
alTecied very uniorfunateiy t>> ,«e op
eration lor giand trJtaisrereace he un
derwent belore his marriage.
Mis own children have not forgiven
lain for the second marriage aiid the
I step-children avoid lain.
•'111» means ate reuuced and Ills
private exepnditure is strictly himicc
ue is living touay unuer must un
happy family conditions. He cftu com
mand neither service, aliection noi
companionship, and tne breakuuwn it.
his domestic arrangements is pain
-1 uily. appai ent to the very few who
visit him." _ ..
Mil. K. U. HAKKISON
A n ENDS El NEKAL OE MRS.
J ESS LP, EA VEITKV ILLI.
Mr. B. G. Harrison left Saturday
for Eayetteville to attend tlie funeral
of Mrs. Jessup, motiier of Mrs. Har
rison, who died early Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Harrison was unable to
attend on account of the illness of her
children, Miss V irginia and Ernest,
who 4iave measles. Mrs. Jessup ha.
spent several months here with Mrs.
Harmon has many frietuis here
who mourn her loss and sympathizt
with Mrs. Harrison.
THE ENTERPRISE, C.
MIL JAJtfcS 11. 7AYLOK
, I>IES FROil FNJtKMON L'.
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nM WeJU luui»n aiai Uc4 I,.iked m
Oyer -Martin Coui.ty; liiae**
Lasted Leas Ikaa Week
Mr. /ames H. layior died of pneu-
j M j:aa at his at Ko person me,
ougnday ( night alter aa Linear las
trig oiay a lewfday*.
Mr. Taylor went hunting about .
wee* beiore h>s death anu waaeu ai
>und for oC/me time; uie next day ne
was taken with a heavy com Wiuc.
.iri'ttea into pneumonia.
• Jill, 'lay lor had never mained
•oil Oi.e Diouier,4fti. Joe -am iuj.i..
.uin no snstero.
lie nau sei vtu as deputy slie.
Una tax corrector, ani kepi iv.
several sea sons at tne lUcai
una was well known aioural A rurarn,
ston wnere he had many -i/ienua. —i
lie was burred jionuay, at tat uu.
i . layior laiui 111 rill count»; tin
luneiai wore CUIHIUCMU u> w.
td. I'erry.
. V» rite Uie editor, .Agricultural t,\
tension service, itatergii, ior your coj-v
ol ".\oith Cum»ii>a—A Laud oi_Jior
ticuitural Opportunity." It's tree for
cue asking.
queen s Mmtesi
ilie Labiern Car
olina tliApobillOA
LACd luVi.\ i.\ LAalJsdtN tAHO
tiA.V io l»«. Ailk hKiIM.U
IN IMb CAlMlt#>t
lne committee that has charge oi
tne piograui lot the Lantern UiioUiw
exposition at Wilson, N. C., Jlarcn
IJ-H0 nas worked out a very, unujao
piau ol advertising each towu in Last
em Aorih Carolina. litis will be
Known as tne "yaeen s Contest ol
tne. reposition."
lne plan ui operation is a.- loliows:
i.uch town in any ol the forty six
counties covered by tne l-a-~tern Caro
lina ciiamoer ol Commerce, is enti
ned to enter a queen in tue contest,
tttison county and twiaon will not
| liave a contestant in tilts particular I
I contest, iu*»cn town Will nominate iter
i|ueen -b> any ineutod wmcli tue
j.euj e may see in. 11US queen wui
I Lie certilied to tne exposition by Uie
local peopie 01 tne lown tioui wiucn
£>he will be & To
I attend Uie progiaiii ior lhursday ai
| ternoon and Ihuisday night oi the e.\-
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PL IiLICbALtX
We have purchased idz.lK'O pair L.
' Army .nunson |a.-l snoes, o 1-2
! to i_ wliic'li was lne entile .-urp.us
otocs
ernmeni shoe contractors.
i his shoe is guaranteed H>b per cent
■-ond lea titer, color aaiK tan, bebows
i«iigue, curt and water proo 1. 'the
actual value ol Un.~ shoe is io.OU. Ow
ing to tins tiemenaoos buy we can
same to the public at JiKj.
tiend correct sue. i'ay postman on
delivery or send money order. If the
«ocs are. not as represented we will
>hee|iui!> refund jour money upon
j ieiuest.
National iiay State Shoe
Company
2!'ti Broadway, New York. X. Y.
NOTICE! NOTICE!
PRICES ARE RIGHT *, i—m Mm'
\Ve beg- to quote you below prices for immediate contract and ac
ceptonce. We do not guarantee prices as named below longer than Feb- { \
ruary 10, therefore we suggest that you buy at once. These prices are f.
o. b. Wilmington, N. C., or Norfolk, Va. Terms 25 per cent cash with or
der, balance sight draft, bill of lading attached, date of shipment ' 4
CASH MHCES FOR FAMOUS FUOO FERTILIZERS Baited and U(H f. a. fc. can,
11SCO Staadard Fiafc and Pot auk, 8-3-3 L_" 2&.W • ,
FISCO 'lakacco Special. S-S-3 ... 2«J# MUtmt ***** Wltabftaß, N.
HM.X) Balaace Mixture, 8-4-4 29.0# M Norfolk, Va. \
FIMJU I'Mwmal, B-Jt-2 - 21J0 - '
- T . FISCU Tract**' Special, 7-5-5 32.35 p . VMP ™ a „ . ...
FlsCO Special, S-7-j J, „... 5&35 PAYMENTS 25 per cemt eaak witk
HSltl 1* per (mi Tapper, S-M-l 43.M
HSCO Side 7-7-P 1 _ 35.7* j"? akackad wMaiti'nil Tfcaaa V
FISCO Strawkerrj Special, 5-7-P 1 ----- • *4.25 "V" p!fc™ ic\tiT^l
FISCO »kk aad Pfcoapkale, IP-4-# : "J™ 1 ?
rISCO StrawhcrTjr Side Dre*aer, 7-5-k
FWCOk J0....' StM
Fisco.
Arid rt-pkm> It per ceat ItiW *
* Nitrate af Sada „... ... 1 „ SMI USELESS
COTTON AND PEANUTS ARE GOING UP; WHY SHOULD NOT
FERTILIZERS?
V. G. TAYLOR, Representative for Martin County, Everetts, S. C.
i C. B. BIDDICK, Salesman, S. C. u
M. C. JACKSON, James ville, N. C., Will Take Your Order.
THE FISHERIES PRODUCTS COMPANY, Wilmington, N. C.
usitioii. At the afternoon program
•ach queen will be introduced to the
audience as Miss Kinston, or Misa
_*•»» avmib WtiMeejstoe# Mm 1
uouuhoro, or wha&ew. *kp may
ziave came (xcljz- Bmim M di*-
aitwua ana eaca pwauo on tke
, .at 01 tue exposition buildings will
im enuued to vote one time tor ius
choice.
xutM stone procedure win oe loilow
_u ai the evening program end tne
.oung will close at V p. m. f Tbu sday
.uguL 'the ballots will be couecteu
Ju uie teuera w.u retire and t»n*.g
w.e wiuuei 01 U»e exyoaii-ou. m
c i.me uie out 01 lowu
„ui oe \ oteu on, uie V> ason coun.,
«iaeen will be voted on ana eiecte*.,
w>ii be separate irom tire otne.
voting. , k
Friday night at 9 o'clock these two
queens will be crowned and each wiu
ue presented with a SSQp.OO diamond
Keep Your Money Busy
Building Williamston
WE ISSUE PAID UP SHARES PAR .VA
LUE SIOO.OO.
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NON-TAXABLE
REDEEMABLE AT PAR WITH INTEREST >
TO DATE..
12th Series Opens March 3, 1923
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Save- Part ot What You Earn _
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Martin Co. Building
and Loan Ass'n.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C
take Advantage q£ thje Mershwta 4 Qfflruigß
ring from the Easier® Carolina expo
sition. As soon as you nominate your
qoeen please notify the secretary-man
ager at uotdaboro, so that her name
may I«r~ registered as a gantots.Tiu
l'na enwance tor candidates wiU close
jUftk UUt asd no qitwn will be al
lowed to.enter alter that date.
it matters nvt bow small the town,
[you are enutleu to one queen, liev
busy, select her and let your town
get tea pubi~ity that r 'i a««.arali>
! along with this content.
NOTICE UF SALL
~uut* is that unut-.
mAI i>> virtue 01 tne power and auth
ority contained m a certain note bear
ing toe date of Apnl Ist, 11*22, ami
executed by Julius S. Peel, the under
signed will on Saturady the 24th day
of Februarry, 1928 at the court bouse
door of Martin county at Willifmstou,
N. C, at 12 o'clock, noon, offer for
sale at public auction, to the hIgWW
bidder, for cash, the folio win* de
scribed personal property, to w*:
Tan (My abates at the wj-tfj mto,*
rf the Ftanqeg* atyd Merchants Bank
of WUiiaawrton, North Carol in-., bnb g
th« tep BhaiTß of stock repr&»snto.i_Ljr
stock certificates nur.> er SI." and 8 1 i
and which were given to Mrs. Lu »
E. Page as collateral security to tfr'
above mentioned note.
This the Srd day of IVb., lClv
MRS. LUCY V,. PACE,
JT Mortgagee
Dunning, Moore and Horton,
Attorneys.
ASTHMA
No con lor it, but witness
r«li*f is often brought by—
YISM