POK BGI mas MX YOU* TOMAOOO AT TBS KAtt» AT MGGST SCHOOL BOISE OX SCXDAI In. A. T. Jqm. the PliMii. Wik ■•lift. v" Jojaer will con ?M e'dack. TW faUk is nidaDy iaeited U. attaai aH these unices. Kei. Mi. dTLd J(Mi Christ h ftss aasal jpjritaal «i ■■■ «1 way ac well as UHT A STOUM: 9LVEI With MM *-M" im the h»r dfe. hetweea Mrs. and the fice and imiw reward. 9-21-& SANDY RIDGE LOCAL NEWS Mat Gladys Rohir.oa spent Satur day ackt with Mas Laaalbe Riddkk Mis. J- K. H»jkia« speat Saldida.. ■lMiasia with Mis. Seal Gadard. CMr Aha Rilmia of Rocky Mosul SVCHI Satarctay aight with his wife a*i hahj r- Bin Copiaia. Rob enaa, Laaalbe RiMtk sad Mtwn lrrta Cdtma and Lao Raheesaa mo tond to Racky Moaat Saaday Ma, Joe Cherry aad aade, Tmm Andrew* «vea* Moaday night with Mr arf Mis. L D. Unijia Mr. sad Misl Gaanc Banwaghs aad Ma. Hilda, rpeat Sdwhy «»*h' with Mr. aN Mis. Bra Waaaei. Satardny with her gtaad aao ther. Mr. aad Mia. C R. Riddkk. Mr» J H_ Rllhrh aad N S Ragrn aad Mary MM COOC SALESMAN SATS: WE SELL GOOD GOODS: WE r«H E IMKM RIGHT. W. R- ORLEANS BBSMESy CAkDS J. L. Peete, Jeweler Sar and Paar f«" Tmmimf*- REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY L - WILUAMSTON TINNING AND rU MMM COMPANT G. W. Hamaoa. Mp, l**»eed Ndd Wash " ——— w. C BROWNING I Jeweler J GIfTS TMAT LAST „ Kaposi Hatch A Jewahry Rapainar WASHINGTON. M. C |- SPEXXAL Attention i ~lgSg mouls'tf NO. >O. " ROEBUCK mod WHITE ' fOtPADimOUTABBHBI ■aiia—MM M. C. Mr. Hanli ipeat Satarday night with Mr. Jee Harfua. ante Siddtck M Mrs. & K. Har disoa sad Mas Mutt* HaNSsee Sai arday. WaaM HUM p«aA or v^ ta,KC TURKEY SWAMP LOCAL ITEMS He&srs. Lrouid Gwpiws I —it Ay*rs sad Jw Carsaa rf Dilki ti« ited Mr. M. D. Ajtij Swti; *t\ej M war. J. H. D- Ftal ami J. O. Fhe spent Sunday night ia Haauhsc Mr. and Mis C M Balbck sad M sad Mi*. W. L LiUey were' the gmtf* of their parents, Mr. a«d M G Bullock Sunday. -Mrs J. S. Whitehar* speat Satnr .lay night with her daaghter. M.il I Queer Feelings 11 Ik VaO THi sJ'^iysSij mm gh one far aaaa 4i I fcMEwfhuti ALL DAY SALE -SATURDAY ■' f SSOO MENS HATS BIG ASSORTMENT; $3.95 ALL COLORSXNDSH APES EVERY ONE GUARANTEED Calais Clothing Company MENS STORE i-i WASHINGTON N.C. ' • - , N. C D. CARSTARPHEN & CO. "CTHiIfTBHG FOR EVBYBOBr MB FARMER* BMJ' YOUR TOBACCO ON THE WILLIMS TON MARKETS AND BUY YOUR FROM THE WILIJ AMSTON MERCHANTS. While in town visit our store. We are agente for the Peters and Croaeett Shoes for men, women, and children. Our store is the home of the famous Curiee Clothes for men. All our goods are sold at extremely reasonable prices. Come in ' and see. We are the cheapest -EVERYTHING FOR-EVERYBODY" AT C. D. CARSTARPHEN CO. WIIJJAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA ' THE ENTERPRISE, WflUamston, N. C. Mi Mr. Heary M ipiat SHaiday ■ Eicntb with Hs sister, lit* j. a. wj—a. Mis-J. K. GoiftEM mi put f Jart week ia HagAoa with her fc Iter. Mr. A- Alf. HkL Mrs. Mary A. Racers aad Utlr grqpd daagfcter speat f Hj w*h Mi*. M. a Aim. Mr. aad Mis. Imm W at m bkenanii spent Sanday «iU Mrs. Lacy Mebley. Miss Viola Whitefaarst is ipn fc., tlur. week in Rtkenonillr. Mis Mae Howard speat Srin4a} light with Miss Etetle BbUmL Mr. sad Mis. W. S. Gucwk Saaday with Mr. aa.l rM*. Saa Re* Mr. sad Mrs. W. C. Wyaae spM JOWES.SMI t Ctt" LATE At MMWCT ■■(JWWtIMI rwnaicD on HBQVB3T PRCE op atANse. sir TELEPHONE- on TCU»w»t coittarMtwg mm-iK ■ iiubiwi MIT Cooper-Riddick G>. (In^nwrated) WHOLESALE FEED AND BUILDIN(i MATERIAL Wo has* ha iraaaß aural cars of *Wrt Ohla haaa aad Tesaa giaaa Oaaw. The**' are ptahahly the heat qaaßly aata that have cm heea afmJ oa the Eastern aaiftrt. We dha ha«e trwnl earn of aankrr 2 Mirhigaa Rana Rye. We will be pleased to have your inquiiies 147 E. Washincrton St. l*hone 32 SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA TELA. THEM THROUGH THE ENTERPRISE Mviv n«irf wifh Mr. .*d Mrs. I In J. & Arm ia speeding thi ■uk «ilk Wer am Mr. Calvin Ayrn Mr. M. G. PJ«ti apent Suturm W. L Stall*. J? i- Mr. Prut VyM cyrn Satur la ■liekt with Mr. Lew* RiUlock. —■ 1 ■ i 1 Wiati i IOMOO pa—iL- of srrap IV Famer; Wanfeaw, WUliants taa. N. C. *■ SOUR STOMACH 1 SSStyStitSMI CHAMBERLAINS _ TABLETS WILLIAMSTON SATURDAY', SEPT. 22, 1923. CHRISTY BROS. GREATER UNITED 4 RING WILD ANIMAL EXPOSITION AN ENTIRE TRAINLOAD OF ANIMAL ACTORS Acre* of Hrw Watttpwaf N|ltfcl I garrison Urns. S 3| and (tump any We Say It Again | I Our Line Is Biggest and Best J Some weeks a»r« we announced to the frade that our fall display was ready and invited an in ' J spertion of the line. The response has been won- I_ • derfuL —-——" _ j [ The reason for this will be quickly seen ifi you > just c6me and look over our display and see what ( 8 wonderful values we are giving with the qualiity j j| of goods we are olferiing. —— | j Harrison Bros. & Co. COME AND SEE IS ALL WE ASK 3 WILLI AMSTON*S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE ■DM TOI'B TOBACCO TO WILUAMBTON TWB SAI/UM

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