FOB HIGH PUCKS SELL YOfDt TOBACCO AT TBS MAJtm
* eorx«iwif t»u 
MAN hM pnniirj the Editor thai h* *l*l b»1» tba'MriM the brichlnt and
lapp Mat apotin th« whole paper. The FAT MAN ia*U t«, Lave LsmJcnacad h..n bits of
' *"*• KinerKkaand.icv.-rparacraphe— Um«m-thiaca t! at i»ut rwrycaa in hich, £o i tuqior
mil ehueliinc inaiile TW nr*rr. ti* t«*trr.a»l k« at th»ra eof one
•fcOara pieee for tka wVn » itable for ha eormr. t'waaUa eontrihutioca will n.* he
-tamed nnleaa Wrora>a ..J by a .Jmanl MuipJ The l AT.MAN. Editorial
*jn . National Pt torial Neaa. Wasliin«tnn. D. C .
, SELLING OUT
Bill: 1 make it a rule to pay "a?
t I *«•
Dill: In these days you are mighU*
lucky if you dont have to pay com
ing and going.—Cartoons Magazine.
A NATURAL PLEA
"Do you want the shoulders pu«i |
ded?" asked the tailor of the mothei
I * who was buying a c-uit for her boy.
"No, Mamma," pleaded her son,
"tell him to pad ths pants.".
TAKING NO CHANCES
The train came to a grinding st*i|
at a small tofcn in the i»>u'h and the
liMtd of a gentleman of color pro
truded from a window at the end o
a car. Seated by his side could be
seen a brown skinned maiden.
"Does yuh know a cullud pussou b>
. de name uv Jim Brown what lives
> ®' n \-ah?" he 4 ked a station lounger,
mu si
becon>xin't never heerd o' no Jim Brown
home
l, e ah, an' Ah lived in dis hvah (own
it ytears." *
yo' right s"huah dey-ain't nev
[ted lOO,OOO pounds of setup.
armer.s Warehouse, V\ iliiams
. C.
NOTICE Oi- SALE
H CAROLINA,
lN wIM V,
ic tioluo is hereby giv.n Uiu
and oy vitiae 01 ipowi■ a..i.
U> Uit*
JloUAit CL
jty, of Mucky Moun>, »«. i>-, (
!, lii a iciUu.l uced Oi iia.il,
ed June by t. it.
i uno wne, AUuj t. L.ia\t»,
llu>ll Ultie.iL la iwOKttU in liu.
ip^isto of couit. y, u.
jhigt'
i by saiu ueeu oi trust I*ll4,
Milt, anU U't f>u>tx: oi tlie iH.i.
MliMsas, to wr., Hie iiupei.ai I*--
uoinpany (oi Liiciu i>ttU4>n airt
-1), unulcu, having niaUe w«»i
{beta ol sa.U uance to exfc.cisi
pi sale toniaintMi iii dee.,
it, Will, on VNeuuesday, Atvem
19&i, at 11.0 V ovlocK, a. n-,
lit 01 the court house door »•
rnnuii, Martin county, N. t. ~
r sale at public auction, to the
t bidder for catui, tins loliov
scribed lota of land situate it.
wi of Williams ton, Martin iou«
C., bounded and ilt*criLe.l i
>, to wit:
That certain lot of land begin
-4 ad iron stob located at Uit
ast corner of the driveway, on
S, 20 feet and 10 inches Horn
tilth pillar, from the ditch of
jam plant; thence north 27 de
wft* with the east line of the
ay that lien bat #een the Koan
obacco Warehouse company s
illd the steam plant, a distance
feet and 6 inch%s to an iron
thence in an easterly diretfion
«t to an iron stob located on
a of a branch between J. G.
1 anu J. G. Station's lands; and
up the run of the branch and
i southwest couae to the iron
he beginning, and;
That certain other lot of land
ing at an iron stob on the right'
r, F. W. Graves northwest cor
tience Uong said right of wa>
degree* 121 feet 10 inches,
iron stob, a corner; thence N
frees E. 308 feet to an iron
i a branch; thence along said
S. 44 degrees E. 51 feet, fc
;rees W. 43 feet, S. 23 1-2 de
W. 22 1-2 feet to an iron **ake
branch; thence S. 62 1-4 de-
W- 300 feet to the beginning
iron stake on the right "of way;
g the two lots of real estaU
ively conveyed to the rai«i
aves by J. G. Staton and wife
ir deed of October 4, 1919, o
in the registry of aaid I
in deed book Y-l at page 397.
■ their deod of January' 2, 1920
,nl in said registry in deed book
t page 344, to which deeds spe
ference is togethei
ill improvemenU and fixturr
tcated thereon.
the 4Kb day of October, 1923.
; ROCKY MOUNT SAVINGS
A TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
4 Wins low, Attorneys
t Rocky MMt, N. C.
ah been iiajin Brown aroun' hyah."
s -Postlutely."
"Den," announced the arriva , I'eacli
ing for a suit case, 'Mis is w huh h i I
new «6n in law gits off."—American
Legion Weekly.
WHAT SHE HAD
During dinner the other eve' ing the
eight year old daughter of the house
suddenly interrupted the ci uverssi
tion.
"Dad, you and Mother can'i icuchs
what I have under the table."
Then, after the manner of parents
who like to please their childron, they
Kue-sed all kindi- of things, but with
out success. S« they aid: "V.'e give
up. Tell us."
Whereupon the kiddie, drawing her
face up in a grimmace, replied:
"A stomach ache."
WHY THEY WEAR "EM
St|uibb (looking in a iirqnei*i'
window l: I wonder whv women wear
switches any way?
(■libb: i suppose for the same rflkt
son that railroads use 'em.
Stpnbb: Why is that
Gibb: So » to got by.—Cartoons
Magazine.
\r
Save meat-scrap* and
grease make your own
Soap. Five and one-half lba, '
u* waste greaso, one can of
|tXD SEAL Lye and a little
water make 10 lbs. at the
beat soap you ever used..
Follow directions carefully.
No trouble or fuaa.
Thousands at women ara
saving a few dollars every
year by using RED SEAL
Lye to do the unpleasant
work in the home.
Write for booklet of help
ful hints. FuO C;r:..:oos in
only the genu
ine RED SEAL
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MB. GOOD SALESMAN lAYS:
WE SELL GOOD GOODSi
WE PRICE THEM RIGHT.
W. R. ORLEANS
THE ENTERPRISE, Williamston, N. C.
" WILUNG TO GO THE USUI
Paying teller: ltastus, you'll have
to endorse this check.
Rastus: . Endoire it? Say, boss,
111 eulogixa dat cheek if you'll fr vc
me dat good old VirtiK,i. £
Magazine.
JOHNNY RNEW
"Johnny, "* said the Sunday school
teacher at the annual picnic, "do yoc
know what to eat ami what to drink
nd wht to void?"
"Sure I know," said Johnny. "Eat
all you can, drink' all you can. and
avoid bursting.**
FIFTY-FIFTY
Muggins: There is no one more
timonie than the fellow who u con
stantly talking about the things he
has done.
Buggins: Except the fellow who
is constantly telling about the things |
he is going to do some day—Chicago
Ledger. *
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j RI CM MON D, VA.
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MORE MONEY
ON TOBACCO
CROP OF 1922
Final Payment Will Be'
Received as Soon As
Tobacco Is Sold
Another advance will he tr.a.ie !■-. (
the Tobacco Growers asraxiiion «-•: •
the 1922 tobacco crop ir. a very fern ,
days.
The money is now on «lep».-it in tse '
local banks and check nut U • c ■
pectc.l as soon as they can hr deliv- '
ere.).
AH of the 1922 crop has a.>t yet
been sold, and another advance and
M .ettlement will he nuiir «)r!'
the balance of tjjo crop ha Wen m-'.I
A shortage of 700,00i hon>e- n this'
country is estimated. but n.- one >et
| ha* hal courage to estimate the «ta
rase tiioitate Pitts hurt; Ca/rttf
| T me*.
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{COOPERATIVE M \KKKT IVi
ASSOCIATIONS TO MKET
11 HEKE SATI KI»AY. (HX ..
I
A ec*Uß"y mee.h.g n" ike F&rme
l
l-rpfiitive Mit'.ttitg awociitior is
'to be hell at tie home. Sat
urday, October €*.h. at 2 p. i %
AH farmers are urgently requa e»li
to attend.
i I
A JOOBC man going '• call o-» his
heart car 1 po fast en.mrh. Af
• U-r she is in the pr he can't slm
it J—ii fi .»uj-h_ Sort is life.—Ai
Biil Hixiges. ,
OKDKK OF RKSAI.K
i
t I ad* r and by virtue of the power
of «oil_. rse ! in a cert;un .i»-e«i
t»f trusf r\eoi!el to tlx uinlfnißiMd
trustee by L !>. K-«-i'Uck and llar*e\
Rahc rson od the 24th iay of January.
■ I?2®. an«l of npo>ni in th»* public uy
••■tn of Martin county in l««>k A 2.
at pare ITS. t«» M-cufe certain no'.if
• of e*en .late at>d tenor therewith ai»l
i .default having been made in the pay-1
meet of sakl nvkrhtedness thereby ,v I
■una TOira toitooß k
cured and the " fTiat.—i «» — r I
in said iM of u«t m kvuif bee
omplieU mitn aM irili i aM b> \u
lue vt uk aathMtt) couUuAl in l
tenaia oi.hr s. leiiat •: u* super
•or court o:
Je.:i = wr.> tru .e*. %J5 «, i« a fc» v
of October* l-#_- it -»-r twu;
■ door in the ttfVL o. ~A u,u: ' -*• -' ' ' \
C.. at 12 ocWk J(_ odrr f.r wu
to the highest for cv* tix fat
| lowing nut ee«ale:
j A tract oi land ui ifac :c*x of J'ji
I mete, c»ntaiiun«r twenty ten ai«i ta,
fltWllll I cf Kit. begwmfeg al .
-lake at the rtjci t »( *sur tin
Wi'lJon ami kutt.-a biaadi of thi
A. C. L. K. K. Co. a.-*i | 4 v Hock.
M*unt ami cwaih boxdi of th
A. C. I- K. K Cfc iHer eel. tiie .tul
*"K point being on she left tuna sad>
of the Wriiion kra. vd bvxt j
mg to wants Kinston. thncr aorti
85 1-2 Ki>t 2T 1-2 paler. « c th.
right of way oc tfce R««tr Moon
an.l Plymouth bramrh of the A'larti
iVasi Line Kail!«>! l"«. i»» a t:ak
J. C. Wjmns cornet. Shew**
west 9 poles ar.k |» Ink.. tl»-nre
ft 1-2 east 5 1* paltii; tSse-r**- iwaH'.
69 1-2 h po'e>; «*ith 1
12 west 4S po!e»: ihcxr north h
east 23 poles and i Inb; tfcewre «wrtl
j 4 west 29 poles; thenar ** w»-m
5« poles; thence north 4 cml 19 pu.
Lheuce nor h yj wtt 15 yd* |» She
njrfit of way of toe T n
branch of tho Wewdoc. aad " wiling
•JOB branch of the A C- L R_ 8L Co.;
* hence north 14 30 ata S
•"A.-: tr.eoce north 21 cw; ai«c ux
*>koß branch of !« A CI- p - -
ro>i Co.'s right of way of the £ c
,t»n hrar.ch of the A. C. I_ B- R.
Co.; ir.enee rorth 21 «-! ii-jcg dr
Kmstnr. an>i W tl-ioa branrh 3 poles
to the bfi ,: naii»f
- Savin it rtcpJitif :>b the T
'raUor. of this t tract of
a»»-l 1*«» ff*« frurtmy «**» t.** E-«h>
Vinu.t an.t PI i nwvth t mm of ttte
V. C. I~ R R. at tie -tan
njr point :n the 'leKlip! -« a- above.
r» »iHe thence ak>ar the right of nj
»f the Kfk- Mount a"-; drmmlii
hrwfh of the A. C L t R
with Si 12 ea*t ft*', to a
•J*nrf i«Ki*h 21 west feet t«- «
•take tiwmce south >5 ' i west, I4
feet to a -take; tkeece -«>rtk to the
he*ir.ntm».
!92S
M XRTIX COI'NTY SAVINGS
AXD TK' >T O0„
Trs«t»e-
Wfeeler Martir..
lO.VJt Attorwe?
This the 29th bt «»f S^irtaler.