TO* men p» Ton TOBACCO AT THIS MARKET
| Local and Personal NewsJ
Un. Ji. Buckuer secretary of th«
Barara-Ptulatbea i|»ian of Narth Ca
oiuia ha.- been visiting
Mr. ami Mr> Z~ IL R o ** ** "* At "
iantn hote>. left for ker home in Ashe
\Uk this afternoon.
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Laeut. ar«. Mr* A. I . iiillit ? «•
ion Bragg. aSMj Mr. LugUt I -««*
tpen; Thurs-ia\ night in U'»n witi
Jir. and J W. Manning.
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Mr. Jhon Robert M->l4e. iu- j
turMii frv»n: Hot Spring* wheie n>
has w»speeding -«veial »wk- fo j
his health
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The fr-enut of Mi. Simon 1" Ha' j
mil be pL»«i to know Uu.i r.e
Lome from Oteer X I . wr..- « '-"j
bar bm. for tiie }a-"t th-e- j
hi neahh. lie it- at present confin*. .
to |J? hni bu'> hopes to tm out U
foiv ven long. Mr Harrison ar*
it the g-irage bus»«e-.» prior- to h> j
entering IMO trie v w here he wa.
gassed. io-mr h«" lrf«Vh. and *'
here he BB'K' awny friet.«is ar.: ar •
ux*.r.U»ure» vrfi « * -s: ■••t hrm a c>>
piete lfCovyr\ nr "i .* mar fiitu-e
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Mr. ai«3 Mrs. R. A I'nUfeer a
chihirer.. Aila aie; Bu:ni.-. Jr.. '~a v 1 :
returned fiwi: CaniifT. Itilt im>o !
Md.
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M Gla>:> - Benjamin. Mrs. 1- ' j
l!er-.*»et; at' M«*---r.-- J J- lUm- ,
W \V H- >ukll. ■»•' Ito W irk I
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I' lrton Thimday evening
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M* am: Mrs. R I, Smith »' Roi«- j
ers.-i\ i!le wen- iier*- Tiur--; ; i> t. fh».
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>!f I! IV lj.rijr will leave Saturday
r » Kajerrt: wneie mill iw-1 Mrs
loif who i- iviumiii): I>> motor frwi:
J!art!*>i!lf, \ i.. viin-rr she > eit»>!
her
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M*.-e- \el!e Moye a',*l Sal'ie A-t
airu- vf Oak C>tj sj» »' »».♦• er.d j
tir. M Saiiie Ham.-. The? ».i. ,
home t>y J ine |
Van-ang of (i+i Pi«n!.
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M». an! Mrs. J ! Wiltiajr atut i
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! When Consid- 'jfllw «
| ering New Fall I
I Wear. |
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Have you realized Ihe fact that in but a few days you
5 will be feeling the cold breath of cold weather and you
I Hill be needing that Coat, Suit or Dress that you are
planning to buy this season?
We now haveon display here a beautiful line of C—tw, p'
Suits and Dresses in all the latest styles and Material*—
styles that are just a little different. Our Chicken
Dresses in their beautiful and original style are wait
ing to please the most discriminate taste.
WE INVITE YOU TO COME AND SEE THESE
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■far ftwi(^|lcn)tfMM*rjdV
Br. Ana* Hanm motored to Tar
br-ri \\eone?-JU> etwiir* to see Mrs.
L. J. Chapman, Nr.-. William.-' mo-
Uttr
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Mr. J. (i. Gortarii -peat a few Uavt
uus m Norfolk.
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Mr. Herman fiowen spent several
not s »\ e .or-«la\ evening in Ever
•tb.
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Mr. Jotepi. T. Taylor of Washing
i ;c«. visit*.! wur town this week, meet
| .uk oitl fneixia aixl rommeniluiK «"
; jtn v.«inc°4. He saiid if W illiamc
j .•*. uia*ie i- nioeli pi»r'« iurin>:
! ; «e ne\" twentj > ears a.- it hail Uui
j ;ag ItT .a-t twenty, it would l>e ■»
9c Market stjeet in Washington."
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11(1 r- 1 rank C. Kutrlor, Jan. 1
,a> tor. H. I, UKIMI. |jmuey C. Wap-
Csaarles- M*«otv. fiscal Moore
j . _s„ an«l Fred Malh.-on.
Ax-i .!.plcji jva rr-ri thruugrh town
J IMKMOI jri'-iif to llie Northampton
f str They were h-re by Ron
i 1 aytui llm-I«. who also took IO the
j >air.
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Itar fiKjitfe -f Mi. H.iy*woo»l Knight
«»»• t« »;l»i t" know that he has been
j j.F»«fwe-t to "fliciiit i hemLil of tin- I
f.\ Sh- Sack !n«|»r>rter ■nanciation. with
■v, .- jsr. n- in New York. This i
•iut'tc at " -■ ;»!•!•• t ion and ai.
e-:« l» Ri* met- stairtitrip among Alii
•-1 -ear- dmurt
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KNTERTAINMENT
FX)R BRIDE-ELECT
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\li-s. K. li. Crawford Iy
('liamiinjr Hostess On
Thursday
LLMKKOIS GUESTS
Knjoyed Hospitality At
I'iettily Decorated
Home Hei-e
Mis~ h. B. t'rawfonl entertained
a t itixlrvii (TUR-tf on Thun«la)*
.'»««!*« frun four until five with
r»"»a«-«-«'U.- .-liower for her niece,
"Ist- Mant-n (Vidun "rawf»nl. who is
„ O' \Vi!ltamsU>nV most ciiai IIIUIJ'
l.e -f last wl is a
;
I Crawford** attractive hmw'
li.: s HtarniinHy •leeorateil with the
season's Itowi.' aad fiM» '
the nccfMi hall Mniril' r fcraj
'were used to arfr*Bta-e with
mos». In the livtag r«aa red
and ean-coloted leaves maAr am at- '
tractive picture aad put aad at*
cos mo.- with wet* aocd ifuine
ly in the inr.mr raoae-
The guest* were met at the «*«"
by ABB Pope. au»t •' the BW
oree. Miss Pope «w a hrwww ge-*-j
pette roinbtned rtk velvet. TVy»
were then introAared ta the pwes® a#
honor and her hr*te»an«4- *»>
Crawfard. whe wa» p-ro* ia Mack
biocaded jfeorgette. The hia ilu"
blonde lieaHfy was breerkt art hv
tie blark elk lace p«* with rh«
stone m her hair. Ar wa*e a ear
si;|Ee of pink rosea. TV lniAn Bai J
were rwxt. Mn». iJushft Barra
wearing an al*e hiue «*-
er silk; Mrs. Robert HrtewiKidi. a ,
r. rent hride. ia «lk lace •**»
p nk, and Miss Niaa I pt* ii (f*e.-
s. ver cloth with ow** tr a«iHT -
Mrs. F 1. Hames ia tarn ri*J"
a;-d Mrs. O. 1- H«al ia a Uack bo
y -wn assisted the ha te» ia ewte*
ta riuiir rfuriar the aftrr»«e
Mrs. W B Walt M«rhred the
rests with ewal saias and Mrs
J S. Kh.»le sang very be—tofnßy
let I'*is appropriate ta the ttcafm
After the arrival of the lit
tie John Pope. Jr. dressed ns a ws
M nger boy broaght hi a hhftin
w uch he gave to Ma st raw l«« It
ct nreyeti to her the of Ihr
Cipirl and the hest wuhn of her
m my friend
Then little Jaha with Harry Stufch
111, brought ta the tn4r rlirt a
ht pre clothes basket C!M nth gift
for her trwit.-eau After the park
aj-es were opened. Xteer Pattae Har
ri.--. Myrtle Wywae. Fraare Hoyt a*vf
'1 iieia Coafce served man aM i iki
rl» corated with little raw ai4 the
letter "T f«>r Criteher ad Crawford,
in most attractive Uttlr fih ami ahite
baskets with ptak talle li»u
The hostera aad the gwrt af haaai
with her attfMaab, hade the gwrsMr
ad ea ia the ruaptain halL
This is to he nox«4 as the lot-
Wanted l«*Jfca> pftoslt af scrap
The turners Isnieate, lillun«
ton, K. C.
■ «>ie l» WillaafUa nrfoee yon lay
THE ENTERPRISE, Wifliamston, N. CL
n. jahb x. bouxson
wrg IN WJULBT. GA.
1 llll|l>M ■ lll l "" *~*
V t.huw mt Wadiey, Ga.
|r. Till the » cf Ike la*
nhiiln von U Gwrpa
I iin ■a, j n~i. mm aac Btnwd tkm
| He teftro a aids* awl tmm broth
lets; Mr. Mkm Alfnie Robeiawi of
jjoaes cMtj. and Mr. L 1- Rober
!««s »f r»ii k we oop sister Mr
Mr. bt a bast of friends
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TIC UIIVEISM CAB
ANNOUNCES •' j
PRICE REDUCTIONS
$ I
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THE FORI) MOTOR COMPANY THROMH B. R. BARNHILL, AUTHORIZED f I
DEALER, ANNOUNCES THE POLI OV/ING LIST PRICES, F. O. B. DETROIT. EF
FECTIVE OCTOBER 2ND, 1923:
New Prices Old Prices
Touring Car, regular $295.00 $298.00
Runabout, regular _ 265.00 269.00
Chassis, regular _.I 230.00 235.00
With Self Starter and I>em*jumable Rims
Touring Car
Runabout .. 350.00 364.00
Coupe 525.00 530.00
Sedan. Four Door 685.00 725.00
THE TON TRUCK
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Regular equipment, including 30x31-2 tires on front and
32x4 1-2 cords on rear, is reduced from S3BOOO to $370.00
f. o. b.. Detroit.
FORDSON TRACTOR
Is increased from list of $395.00 to $420.00, f. o. b. De
troit, Michigan.
LINCOLN PRICES
* No changes are made in the prices of the Lincoln Cars
and no changes are contemplated. Hie list prices of the
Touring Car and the Phaeton remain at $3,800, list, the
Four Pasenger Sedan at $4,600, list, the five Passenger
Sedan at $4,700, list and the Seven Passenger Lincolns
at S4Joo,list
B. R. BARNHELL
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AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE
FORD—FORDSON—LINCOLN TELEPHONE NO. 201 j
WILIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA *
l ,r. F*op. « I
Be ne a iltmlri and a" :
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raiktr in the MetboUir
march. He will he tanei at U»
Method** 11 ■ J at Wadfa-y, Ga- •
I ARM US LOST FROM
FIFTT TO SIXT* MILLION |
ON OATS THE CRO#- '
This year's crap of oat.-, like thisj
y-*ar's crop of wheat, wa fiMind
mi a loss to Ikr ;iwn*, aorordin*
to figures gathered by the Depart
uwtof Agnraiiwe. A stud} of Ctw/
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JHNG TOnt TOUOOO TO WIUUVSIOII TBS BSASAOR
J« MOO farms ia dialed that It H» '
! «i-Jires aa o«thy «f U csna tb grow .
;& bo ftd mi oats. The »«n(c pnex I
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received by the farmer .or this gtch j
it was indicated. If 48 ccau a bushe '
i Ob the basis of last year's praduc
.
|t oo of oats, the y— will lu.
MMM#hir.i; like lUUm/ni or sGftj(Ko.
ou tue c op of l>ii aver
' age price ja-i to the farmer on Am
Uft 1, 1923, J7wß itou a bushes
aid mt no Uzne tiu> year up to tha
date has the grower received above
CHU a Mid, MMioc to til
I Di|ilitiiM»l of AfTiodtaie.
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! A amt crop fam iik* a cut nan
town is m hini piact to prahtt prM-
Per* j.
WANTED BOY Who
wants to learn the print
ing business, and is not
afraid a little work will
ruin his complexion. Ap
ply at The Enterprise •
Office. '