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William*to* Boy Scout in TtoW Woman: -How 4*l you become a
"* u» old lady): "May T accompany yen tmaap?"
arms the street, madam?*
Old lady: -Certainly, sonny. How i
loaf have you been waiting here for i
' i If to tahh yoa iwas?" —I
Richmoad Evening Dispatch.
I kissed her ia a speeding car.
Her lip* were warm a*d sweet;
1 went to thorn owe aaaia— 4
1 kissed the )>riek paved street. —Hum-, ,
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Taachet: "Compare the won! *ilL* "! I
. Tommy: "111. iller, dead." _
Boys Life |l
.arf-Mwai feet." Otn Wfy Iflfe give
me aa example of this?" j-rrmrTwan ■
A Tenderfoot: "Yes sir; flies waft 1
.on the ceiling because they have fa
"What did you do after the hop?" !
- r -ny£it to »pert oft"
"Ohr—Virginia Reel.
Min: "You know I went riding with
a strange man last flight. Did 1 do t
Egg: "How do I know?" —Carnegie'
Tech Puppet.
They can afford to sit in the bald-1 j
headed row for what they save ia thai
barber shop.—Detroit New*.
Mother: "Bobby, daddy and I hare
arranged that be ia to give you a
dime every time«he Is caught swear- '
lag."
Bobby: "Gee. that's great! When 1
aw yea going to fix the car. Daddy," I
—American Legion Weekly.
Curtimar: "My, vot a rottoa agar ji
you gif ase."
Storeko per: "You should vorry. ym. j
got von and 1 got five kusdiwL"
Richmond Evening IKspatclt.
Father: "Willie go in the othri
■ nam and see If the wall dock ia rea- j
f(*" v t
WUlie: "No fatS*, It is standing
still wagging its tail." —StrabaaviDe
Herald.
Her father: "Hare yoa aay chance
14 t*sm mxr~ •?
Suitor: "Hare 1 ? you bat I have.
Except ior the. office boy I have the
lowest po«itio* ia the «4Bce." Bal
limare News.
Londoner (lookin gover estate, star
tled by acraeebiag noise > "I fsy. old
chap, what was tbat?"
Agent: "Aa owl."
"My word, my dear man,
I know that. But what was ewling?"
MAT CAMPAIGNS BPOCBBP| ! b
The biological survey mi the Called
dacted aa aati-rateampaign ia Geer
c gta daring Doii&Kf. anUfoHowed II
with a similar campaiga which ia ia
p«ogress ia Virginia. Ia cooperation
with the extonrion service of the Geor-
Stale Wide publicity aflpaigi was pat
•a. The campaiga attained Ms great
est cMcieney at Atlanta whew the to
and distribated free of fkwrgo two
and thre quarter ft bariam w
bonate far poisoned baits far rata
Satisfactory results are separtad bath
ia the auaaber of rats killed aad the
lasa fafishtrfor theoe pasts hy sli—
iaatiag sources of food aad barber,
age, aad by"tbd rpt paodT tttoOnr
tiaa or repair of lmildlnga. It is plaa
■ad to follow ep the drive* frera time
to time as mdwl la isdid the
t jl*a^s«tresty.
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Tramp: "TV ikn-tor laiil nw to take
a walk after meal*, and I'm still 4o
ing.—-VI ilmington Uont|y Star.
"I said MMtduic to idy *if* she
.Uin t like ami At Kisnl spoken t«
,«e or two 'Amy-.'
••Say, aid chap, fan you remember
khat it vac you aid?" The Irish
World. »
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Frank: "1 .loot see how vou teß
tkoar Smith twin- apart."
Hank: "That's easy. Mabel always
bill he »bu aba sees me " —Tiger.
L Irate father: "111 teach you to kisw
y daurhthe." v
Iholmi youth: "You're too late, 1
klwiJtuacd already " —Whirlwind.
The lecturer was discussing forest
ration, "I donl Hippos* one of
you people ever did a single thing to
sore our .H—lin/ h* remarked.'-:^?
"Please sir" spoke up a timid ]Mh,
"I shot a wood pecker oore." W
He sits apart.
The dance goes on; t
He looks with saddened gaze
Upon the wify thr>Og—and why?
Hera use he's been betrayed
By one htflrasted—ll 1
His suspenders button's bujled.
College Humor.
None*
Hawng thia day qualified as execut
or of the estate of Joseph T. Waldo,
decease*. late of HamOton. N. C-. aU
parsers adebted to said estate will
I iiig claims n«hd —ill 1 will pre
test the same for payment *» or br
■ fore the Ma day ot January. A. D.,
19£4, or this notice will bo plead
in her of their recovery.
This, Bth day of January, 1923.
HARRY WALDO.
Executor J. T. Waldo.
11-1941 Deceased.
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tratie protections lef »? I?«
(jour IJ you u3e your crops will .\
show 4l»e results of a 4ruly 3OO d Jerlilijcr— one,
, AtfcA is 4fcc rcsulf of 40 years of experience. D |
wssm's minium
Thousands of farmers have J or jjpar* u&cJ ~
Opskur's f&rhligers l4ft no experiment wi b 4b«m * I
—-Hrey know will fc..
Dpsfours Ikmlb bork on 4f?c bag \+~aguarantee
of correct analysis, proper n?ix+ure and honest
goods. Ihere's no guesswork about i4-»4s sure.
further information or the aAlr. ess
OF our nmaremt agent , wrt4# TO
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tft Cans LaGrippe.
TRUSTEE'S RESALE OF LAND
I- By virtue of authority vested in me
■ by a certain deed of trust executed j
| by Frank Bell and Thopas Bell to
i the undersigned trustee, which said j
deed of tract is registered in book ;
Q-l. page 489, Martin county regis
ter of deed's office, the condition.- of
said deed of trust not having beer,
complied with and the holder of the
ohligatioa having demanded a sale
thereof, I shall s«U to the highest,
bidder for cash. Saturday, February
34th, 1923, at.l 2 o'clock, aoon, at the
door of the Bank of Oak City, In
the town of Oak City, north C*ro
lina, the following described tract of
laad:
A certain tract of laad lying ami
being in Martin county, state afore
j said and more particularly descril.
Ed and defined as follows: Being that
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Rsb-My-Tiaai for Rhttaaliia.
kIEURALGIA
lw| a knd*chr-nib Uwhmbnd
1 , • w —melt and inhala tha vapors
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Om 17 Mttoa/sr. UmJ Ysorfc
J A Kid Glove Job
Harrison Oil Co.
I Distributors
THE ENTERPRISE, Williamstorm, N. C.
| tract of land this day censed by' \
> Moses Boil to the guarantors
bong on the tooth side of the Hnr.- |
iho and Palmyra road and being that "
j .'Outre of the Joseph J. Williams load. |
purchased by lfoses Bell of the Pat- «
I rick Winston heirs, a more definite |
and accurate description can be eb- '|
tained by reference to the Patzack j
Winston heirs' deed to Moses Ball and jj
the land divisioat of the Joseph J I
Williams heirs.
This January 26th. 1923.
B. M. WORSLEY.
2-2-4*. Trustee.
S. J. Everett, attorney.
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WE HAVE SERVED THE REST INTER
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WE PLEDGE THIS SAME TO YOU FOR
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
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MR. FARMER !!!
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How about some of the Old Reliable Owl ffi
I Brand Fertilize with Cotton Seed Meal mix- I
ture for yout Tobacco.
If vou wilt aslc the man who has used j
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it beside some other kind he will tell ' m
I you that old OWL BRAND Fertili- j
I zer is the BEST. . v
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COME AND SEE IS ALL WE ASK I
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