MAKC WILLI AMSTON IfT 1 |||||MIMMIW* SBLLLNG TOBACCO
Blackburn Family
pF|,. V>iu»
Bf-MUt 'lWdk*! to U»unum li*3t bnL
i i&rsz:
If* niiriVt, ami tne oay was accounted
■ -peal success by ii» I'WiMS'f®*!
P • American Legion, which *> preseu
itig tnis BpiendMl carnival coujpani
V- for the balance of the week, closing
r late HttUmluy night. * * Th»
joyouti throngs ' ewwited the I
if- ' «levices, "Over the Fails," the gt«a J
laughing ride, and the tented vauik- J
viile unu unimal shows anil thrilli"; ;
* aniphidromu. The Jaunteel League o.
F * . Notion* with the Blackburn tamil>
of juveniles, pro veil one oi lite m«st
popular attractions. The litile !*'«•
_ ' • pie are certainly finished pertomit u
with remarkable voices, and are ac I
ile dancers, and feature a dinunu .
• tivc comedienne Vrho is well know. |
in vuudeville. _ * i
The organisation of Capt. J >bh • *i
Sheet) ley ha* met much «u*or in tiiu I
g local it \, it being exceptional in tl." j
quality oi shows, modem riding >• I
vices and coiidaci ot people \ ith ti;* \
•arnival, iftui is without doubt tiie 1*
and largest outdoor show tliat. •' • ,
ever appeared in thi»- section
—Evening Copper Journal, Hancock
and Calumet, (Mich.), July 5, 192H
This is only one »f the numert u.
endorsements by newspaper; in town
■where the G reu. i Sheesley h w
have played engagements. We !•*
that the lnanußement of the Koank
fair was \\ry forrunate in securinj
this attraction for the. fhir here tn,.
fall. From all information availably
.the show headed by Captain Slieet-'le.
has met with the .wine uiiauini.-ii
approval every who IT he earrUn
his show, and likewise we expect tl"
people of this section to get tie
money's worth when tne show conn
here for their four days show at ?!
fair grounds, November 1". 14. t
and 16 during the Koaflioke .air.
A solid train of 35 ears is mpnr
ed to haul this mammoth #iiow. ati
tne sight of the e»|U" nient alone wii
be a worthwhile a>iruction for t
people of this section, in \;e* of
fact that it will he here.
- I(KMMIf> poiiiid of-*rrr,v
The Farmers Warehouse, W .Ih.uu,-
ton, N. C.
W KKGILAK MKKTINC.
OF NO* sou is » 11 :». I »
Till Nit. Hi
()l):am,.e Alhlctu ion u r
I'l.in to 'Make flings Lively
In Athletics This Year
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Last night oui > ut w-v
ing was held at tiie lia'l. Ne» |
patrols well iiriungeil -and i.e-A t!
were eleete^......
We regiet »er> ue)i t.. t i*«ii
some'of OUI larger be).- iia'.r 1 •-- 1 • j
terest in t'ie Soul. mow .ieot ' i
had their names eia--l f'or the I 1
The 'loop has l»eii -1
fhe l« ys pronne lo '.> on ,-h IN-':
In t■ If future I ha•• nt i e ~st .. V I
ret mu.-h the los •' e ! »■••
, I|||>> ami *he\ helilii have ' «i-«i
or. fur the Mtrjler o'e>: l>u " *
Ihe ci nne• 1111 nof the 11*1.1:1 '.n ■ *
Mi.il tl;e tov. " at i ree. v> ln-la •
7 He a .- to h: * e p, ie rh bef'
' op in the f> I*n' 1 ' .11 ;'1 lir
- i rumhei of ' 1 •«■ uma' >nt* !■
ap| e; •• t> le ve ta'.e'i renev i-l r'!• j
e ' ;1 ■ the mo\eiiii'i.! .r ' v • «*. .»>• j
I. > much for !■'. gi -I>r •' J
troop j
»flef iie iiKf'.i," :.«!JI nee*l 1 j
ho's |'e 111 a'n»il r a .-'• .*hi'o
org vir epn athletic .' a' .•
the 1 IAV vid l 1 v . ~i . :•> n
i»ti«og eompi'' tor! or o .t'h.i'
t anvs in tnt sect .iiti ■- .
\VillianisUer T• n p No. 2.
Simon Lillev.
. Scout master
Sl .ND A V SKinUIIS \1
MLTHOIMSI CIIIKHI
4
Kev. M. K. Chamhers, pusiou Sua- J
day school at 11:45 a. m.. Mr. J. K. j
Pope, superinteiuieiit.
FresichiUg- at 11 a. m. aiui T p j
in., by the pastor. Moinuig .Miiject j
"Keligion in the Market I'iace." Sac I
ranient of the lyi'il's s'upp. . at t.'H-j
morning sen'ice. Let every nu inle j
of tlie church be present.
The evening services during Octo
ber will be of an evangelktic natuee.
and personal salvation will be stress
ed.
-* The pastor will preach at Vernon
at S:3U p. m.
Sodatol, a new explosive from sur
>'US war maler.al, is now availabb j
for the price of packing' and siiip
ping. Farmers internal may order
in car lots through their county airent>
or write the intension division, S'aU
college, Raleigh, N. C.
WillianMtnnU being well rep re. e lit
ed in at the fair and
suburban week there this week. A
good number are uUending the attrac
tions there each day.
WANTED MAN WITH CAR # T j
sell aomplete line high quality ti.es i
sad tubes. A money making prop
ositton for either full or part timr J
p V inclusive territory. SUrlingvorih |
Tine A Rubber Coanapay, Ea«t Liv
Fader and by virtue of authority
1 contained la * witaiiv deed tf tiW
executed or tha IMb «rf
%• Julius S. Peel, and recwdel In
hook "U-1, page 266, in Martin eoonty
tag! try, to mmg tfae frayntem of a
«=^« D
and tiie iilN'nT«W>ia| "
trust net having eompTfkd with
-the tmdenrfgned trustee will aell *
public auction at ttMMrt hanse door
of Martin count*, ##|P , tlliauwrtou ) N.
to the liighwt Wditer for cash, ai
12 .o'clock, noon, on the 29th day.©'
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FRESH MILK AND CREAM
We are now delivering Fresh Milk and
' Cream twice daily*, 7a. m. and 6p. m., from
! Tubei culine Tested Jersey Cows.
THE WILIAMSTON DAIRY
j | T. A. Ballard, Manager . * . ,
Phone No. 204 WiUiamston, N. C.
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Fresh Oysters
The Famous Norfolks
that Always Please.
Any Quantity.
SERVED IN ANY STYLE PROMPTLY
FROM 8 A.M. UNTIL 9 P.M.
GIVE US A .CALL
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JIM'S CAFE
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Stylish
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Buying a good new suit of clothes is not
I an expense; it is a ninvestment and a
* g«>od one.
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(.ood clothes cost but little more thui
poor clothes. They wear longer and look
well all the time.
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Come in and let us slip a new suit on you;
ieel the good materials and learn our very
reasonable price. You will buy and be sat
to
iszed. Tyr it.
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WE SELL GOOD GOODS;
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WE PRICE THEM RIGHT
W. R. Orleans L
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rr- WILIIAMSTON.N.a -r
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THE ENTERPRISE, Williamston, N. C.
Octdber, 1925, the following describ
ed lands: -
Lots numbered S, 4, S, 7, 8, •, 10,
11, US, U, 14, Ift. 1«, 17, Ift, o, n
23, 2*. in Baaalawn Subdivision on
the WflHamton and Hamilton rand,
and aa shown by map in Land Dirt*
lon book, survey of J. R. HUB %jwb
He racords of Martin oonatjr.
This tha at* day of Saptemtor,
!»'•. :• • ' *tsM
fa." 4.' ' IW. C MANNING, J
10 [j TnMtaa.
HIM iII TIIB
[ all know it is nothing but a bluff. But when the old hen
i' | cackles she is teffing the world that she has accompli sh
i ; . .
ed something. " - ' g
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I In other words, she is advertising:. There is a differ* ' ./*■'
e %
escc between crowing and Advertising, In the case of N
-|j % the fowls, the difference was an egg* Our bank adver
* '* V * iv ' * ' %s ' /"* ~- . * - y J.
tiscs, but we try to avoid crowing. speak of
. , T '-
the real accomplishments of our bank we are not crow
ing, we are advertising—cackling if you please. And we
have a cakle coming, don't forget that. "WE DELIVER
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THE GOODS." * ; #
Fanners And Merchants Bank >
• £
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WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
"LARGEST BANK IN THIS CQUNTY AND SECTION"
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I Mr. Tobacco Farmer
w —» 4 gj
I Medium and common tobacco is selling s
I about like it has been for the past several 1
| days but good tobacco has advanced from 1
| $5 to S2O per hundred. Below we give a 1
I few sales made this week. I
f MRS. KATHLEEN LILLEY |
-fit H R SMITH 52 15 /2 $ 8
H fi. xvj>mtxa 32 n 541 n
M ** - $46.30 24 28 9.52 t jSfe
8$ 214 30 . .( 64.20 48 28 ~13 44
m ■ 100 33 > 33.00 84 ~ 30" 25*20
® 80 40 32.00 50 39 19.50
30 -54 1600 40 40 16.00 ||
ffl 24 43 ' 10.32 Vflß &
M 632 - $192.20 -18 52 9.36 I
Average $30.41 _—
8 382 $116.84
| G. T. MENTON Average $30.59
124 1 41 $50.84 k . * B.L. GARDNER ,
: A 56 44 >. 24.64 ' 84 18 • $15.12
ft 36 47 46.92 12Q 30 > C H . 36.00 &Jgßt
|i 16 62 992 o4 32 20.48 B
J! Average $44.10 360 $113.0(J 3
gj w . 7 Average $31.38 \ M
]; Bring us your next load, we will please ybtfs • 1
i Mangum and Taylor, Props. $