MAKE YOUR ARRANGE*EXTS TO ATTEXD THE BOAKOKX FAIR KOI'. !S-U
MANIA FOB SPEED
French Drive Autos at Redden
Rate Down Uowtains.
Writer Say* fmi»||>il T—i*M «*•
Alps Sit Hdptaa am d Triwt to
» yrfr (lull
"TV Mter coach mcUM kUA
kin occurred recently ia the sooth of
mart do not surprise me in Ike
least." nim a correspondent Hav
tag Jut returned from nMMtef •"*
• numb, r of mountain patsn. I ha**
had enough thrills t* last sac for a
while
"it m rift; i i»t> doJg'ng the
taxlcab. in ParU. »kn apparently
the speed limit is unknown, bat « the
Meep gradients and zig-zags «C tha
French Alps the danger btww ■**
sore acme.
The pnlestrlu in Paris ran. wtth
1 some agility, t*t*pt with a whole akin.
4 hut a passenger la one of the aaoMr
L coaches ah rh make a f rat are of
I climbing several Alpine passes In the
day ran only sit be? pleas and trust to
lark. The surprising thing Is that ae
I (Meats are not more ft«aai.
| "French motor drivers have a pa»
f slon for speed, and when two cars
t meet on a hairpin ttad. wtth a very
I aarmw mad surface and a peeefp*
| tons drop of some hundreds *f fret aw
| the one side, the sitnattsa is rather
J unpleasant for the car oa the satM*
| edge, an! decidedly thrilling fee the
| passengers. When taking sacb a cane
' at >;*♦!, as Is often the ca«e. tt is
) simply a matter of nerve and sseady
■leering that palls ooe throogh. as a
* inlgt * send the car skidding lata square.
. "French driver* take risks that
woaid appall an English motoris*
They rash down steep awil'ia roads,
following each other la a dew*e ctawd
of dost, or dash out «f brOllaat saa
shlne into d*rk tnnn.!« at a pace that
makes one p»«p.
"It all seem* so recklesa. and yet *
la really rerh»ps Ibe moat expert -lrtt
lug in l""ir**(«e Hue's feettng* rf
thank fu'n«->« at being landed wbate at
one's hotel do r are mixed atth a pne
found admiration of French skill la
meeting r*-»d emerjcencle*. hit alaa
with a distinct preflneaee f«r the
slower hat safer drivtag to which we
ale amisttwued at house."
Si-tartan Ufa Nat AN Raoea
M«o j«-one married ranples amwr
or later get the desire for tittle
In the sabwfca with a bit •'
grtuun 1 around It." S«"diia»s their
„ wishes are te~lt»d. sometimes the* go
to the en'! of their days with, tfcetr
drsatu* nn*n!=tlle»L TVas who anal*
their goal genera'lr find that s»sbarhaa
I!fa Is »n as tbey had pictured It-
It I* usual' friend hasi-and «!• has
his e*es oy-aed more than friend alfe
frieqd busload 11'rs aa-l iearaa a
great mani «hh>«* Erea If he ha* *
little more a«nej thaa the average he
tads it's tip to bin to ka»w how to
do a-lot of [.tumhac >*«. carprotry
Jobs and to !nra ■"met4.lag of rite
liidty. for Mp in tha snharta al-ag
throe llae» is n--t always a«ait*Me
Friend husband rr.imbWw MfctiPf
to friend alfe, But be learns and he
does what ~ expected of him lie las
bis reward in tuning patreaiaiagty ta
his fellow worker aha baa not yet
fallen tor the country and aaytng. "Yos
ou-l.t to lire mi of town. «dd «-»a.
Kotblcg like It la the w«*M "—New
York Sua and tilshe.
Mails Wcrs Acca—swadatf
Aa Iriahmau *s> aat«arihed la i»
reive the Ml»« ia«, letter from hi* a*
I* Lwodun
"Itear Father—l am ia a deace sf
aho e Kiali; send nr tia ai.d okge
—Yoor losing f«. I'at
"I* S.—After a r.ting Iks letter 1
aa* so ur.i kea with remorse that I
ran "alter the postman and tried ta get
It b. k I .--.n nlj pray that tt win war
rrarh yoa."
p. ;t who . .-aid be sa»re a«rooist*rd
tt-aa ttr s««o be nr>«i»«l lUt re
-10-ar S- r- - T-eir pra - er» are i*
swere-l TS » lett«r did M i«* h at*
Fjlie*.*—i .'- a T t l--fl-
i Cancer; l Successfully Treated at Kellani Hospital
The Kei JT f'c.-" «*! tifcitt Ghhhi, TyRi«K, I'leers, X-Ray I
f'urn* and Cfcitrk Scic* V J* bm *f t be Wft, X-R»t, lUaium
• Acids or . s *:»w »»i. ** km Uijto >«r • ®*ti '.•O per etiii of the
"My fcwsifU' Oi HifeiMt 'lrtlrt duicf t!« put yeans.
• WEI-LAM WirFITAL lar.
*l7 W.*l Mli* Ahi Kirhmoad, »I.- r.L» ,
/-v. i OUR JOB j
WORK—
Tanu; at M ««fc that Ms like
| a lwb'>* ■ tv ipcciiH;.
" V»d mm ■■i«l af mit t* to* gr r *|
* *
to kip )« K» P "tal m mt «fc*a yoa »iK 41.
GET Oil raCBS ON VOII NEXT JOB AKD BE CONVINC- -
ED THAT IT PATS TO SET OM| THE BEST—AS THE
PUCE IS NO MOKE
SIMON LILLEY
•% - . '>
.i" -' v '
He Won
, The recently announced engagement ;
' oTi widely known man about town tot
j a yrwng nana who lire* In Watts
| briars ta Bght. if bis d'sevi friend ran
i be befiered. a now anrle in sareessfal
nertdup. Said frirad gires the insole
iff ea the as follows:
"If yea wmid marry me. it wonld
stake me «atte happy."
*" "Vy dear Boh. bapidne** Is gained ia
tie porsiiit of s :ne!bing. not In the
> catching it"
-*lhat"a not so!" cried Brf> "Toa'ra
antt Aoioi the last car out of this I
town oa a rainy algbt!"—Lot Angeles I
Still Musical.
Two men who had tx-en old srt,--.>«
feOa.as met in a reslaurant. Aft. r ej
| charging greetings, one said:
~l;y the way. «M chap, when at
I srh«i yoa u«ed to he rather food of
bbw. Do you play any' instrument
-"Yes." was the reply ; -second ftkite
at fcosne."
; His Idea of Substitutes.
"So jbe Lf-rxl has sent you a little
sfster instead of the hrutber you ««te>l
f«rV sa*d the kindly neighbor.
-*Y es~
_ 1 siq|«sr you ate jus? as pleased?"
J -JcM as pleased? I should say not.
, I *5-;-;«o»e this Christinas If I ask for
■ >a* i knife the.v'U give me a doll
hajxj"
I
VOTH'E OK SALh
I *Jcr ißd by vutue at t" e p>» »
-y( i—*c in lha. teruu>> tie
vt :rv t eiecoirti !•;. K. i! \Sean
J>2 J wifi AA, t ttesief, to the m
■ ■■ g*»e«l tii. tee an.! baring date oi
•j' -llf ,ati.i if rec r.l in the pul;
• v' i-"> « V.;r in county in b.« k
I c oi Maitin county in Inn'
?'' at pipe i;l6, ~.ii deed- oi Iru. .
j> - c ; 1e« n jf.-.ta to cure ibe |r
a «eji if certain n-:e.« of e\e ii, ■
* t'e tiir.j i'J I.r
z thtrein cot t «jn d no" ' \ c
•«5 mplk ! w.th.' ah«i ;>t U.e bts,tj»-
e j.i».'4cr cf • o cs, the , >
CTjsis twill on Mn'.ia , El
■ d -ay. o: ft.cennw r 1923. at
>"• i. w. in front - of t'e coa*'
. • » «4o«tr rf M irtin c u •,! >., ft V :
• t*. V. - (frr for ; ale, a* pn'
c i - b to tie htahes' l>idler f«
. lie fo»!«w'r«r de*cfib>(! prote
•wit:
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e * eft V*- lijwjre lo't' t-fji
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gar Oiwrf rr i M' l '
m 'ret to.tie tgrir > ->•
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THE ENTERPRISE, WilUamaton. M. C.
, Hrsnrtl by dead ir jm U. D. Peel and
• wife, £una Sexton PeeJ. Dat .xi Jul:.
| S"Ea, 1*1! and of record in the put
l.c tejiitry oi luitin coonly.
Tub tre lit oat of November. 11 _ ...
ELiiEET S. FttE
Trutf- (
Whee c. Maitia,
Aronaey.
COiiE TO miUJAMs O.x
loKiicit or fcf: •le
Vak. -Jii ty v,.tu? oi" .he -powet
f .ale cpr'aja- * ir that ci tain dee
nw « a .t. LI RceUt
•• J Haney- luiix -v«i t«. the ur
»- c! Ir««v' a r ? Hi. •» .late o
•.a. —I. ial ,of reccrt :c the pub
ic registry of Martin ccnuily in
\-2, at page 4TJC. said deed of tru,
aviaj. ioa s*vm to s» u ■ c the i
sre* « f certain notes of even d: '
.enanhaad Ibe terms and
"- «cvs Ih.-ein contaiTM-.' not havir
en orr viied with. a&d at the renv
~f ibe bwUer of Kai.i notes, the ur
igueJ will wi Friday, lb
t?h «*a? of Xsnmtr!, 192T.. at I:
!-'cfock. m. in front of the court
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The most interesting place
in Richmond
v.
~lj u yoo h*TP aren the Capitol, Monument Avenue,
the battlefields, and other places of historic interest, you t , -
' will find a welcome and well-earned rest at MflW & ~ -
BP After all, it is the most interesting place in Richmond. £
' * \ I*"loor after floor of beautiful things, gathered together from
i * ahm»st every corner of the world, and oouvenientfy arranged , • | *— — **
n|gL for your inspection. There is something to rest and A, *»gM *
11 ■ the eye on every side, a refreshing spectacle for the sight- I '
l| I wean-tourist, and prices that please the shopper. , '
Jl Miller y Rhoads is a splendid place to buy what you need r r
for youraeif or home. Almost from the moment you step i
§ W) mm 4 im, - rr into the liar* you find yourself surrounded with irresistible Th* m— n» /i^t.
■*?■«« 7!!! values. In juldition to regular stocks sold at unusually '■*
Tt moderate prices, daily sales events offer opportunities fa« " *7" . r t
»•('« W Mil - \ substantial savius.
x jijii Turrit!,
T^'% * j*""Buying i? large quantities enables us to sell to you at low iThmj #*«. M*.
prices. You will never regret a purchase made at Miller it
rwi'MM* fa Rhoaiis. Whatever you buy, you will fipd the price fair «"H
the merchandise exactly as represented. Has policy has won
£| A for Miller it Rhosds the enviable reputation of setting the
] mttt standard of vakaes.
You can shop at Miller it Khoads in perfect comfort. The - \
f MJ JI. aisles are wide and roomy—no jostling or crowding, no y
' "bargain counter jams." Kvery corner of this big attractive ( \\ i\
! store is well lighted and ventilated. p
_ nlwj You can a whole shopping day profitably at Miller mT jr
fc Rhmdi Each department has frequent offerings of un- JS fliPPn i-jgWH
| usually good values. Visit as many departments ss you can. 11l Qi J [J *' | ittflfl
1 Jod may find unexpected values in something you need. B f A "a *L
* ' .When you oome to Richmond, by all means visit Miller it
Rhoads Store. Shop if you like, or just "look around." You
fr Qrf r V* welcome to check your parcels and traveling bags and \
rr refresh yourself in a comfortable rest room. There is no -
charge for theae pdfcmal services. Whether you come to buy
*—ri **—*-" or just viat, you will find a friendly spirit and a willingness to —■ ***** »
frM m t V csMpf ff ufita mrtmiimc*
i r r | j rffir »»j jin n serve among our salespeople. Our store faces Broad and —r». ii a •/ #*» ■»«-
i 1 .j- Grace Streets, between sth and Oth Streets. It can be readied JJ ff'f
j ■ i-n fa fa *»»*- by street car, from ei|her railroad statiou, in a few minutes. tUUm 9 MMatdi Sian.
I i . ' , _ *
house door of Martin count}. at Wii
liamston, X. CL, offer for ok-, at pub
auction, to the i»i»..rcr i>
;Use *ollowiu 6 - acxnb pro|*«
l„ tow it:
J * i-'it tact: bounaed on ti* aoni,
, !>/ the of the l_te Calvin Griffin
»n the fa.-! by tee bcuf of C. J.
stalls; on the south by the o
W. i>. V. \nn awl o>. the we.i by „li
3. W. Brilfy tract, co taininy cr.« Hur
■ifiJ and r.fleen lilj) acre.-, more r;
less, and being the same preia.x-.
iecdej to K. W w —" r t; 1
Mizelle and wife, and W -E. Ruber
on and wife and eommo >. kr,»
ts the "Irving Briley Tract of Ijn.i;
tract: Bounded or the oor»t,
bjr the lands of Martha Gainer: or
tii* east by the Ia»ls of the btf Je.
e Coburn; on the south by the lands
•»"" Martha Gaiwr and on the west
by the lands of C. J. Stall.-, contain
rn(t ore hundred and eight (ltfe) a
e«. more or less.
At the time and plan- mentjoiip.'
'or the sale of "He .-said two tract
"f land, the undrn rnnl tru>'«v v *
' l-o sell for the hirh dollar, for
•he> follow ne described persona prop
erty. towit:
All and singular the tock of c.wwi
- wares ana merchandise a .J fixtures
of every na u:e, kii.il and tUscription
.hoc situate ami Wnp t .1 em
; .hi s:«rmMi« a:.d'woio u.-c flu. (•
; .11 ii' jari oi* that >.rav* of tan.'l coni
i »n0..i., k,,« *ii a., "uie ii ...e i luce" i.
, Jc.-.-o C«.b.:m; r'.u a i i.'.u'es ar».
jtim?e horses; atd .! ... .. y av.l ai.
{hi>jr?- situate cu fer.d p t.nisas; also
jone International • nick. mo l; -
, thai! peanut picker >, t ,e ctcver ».
engine. cnc Auva > ya. eng. lie, o i
O 1 P. Pool steam engine, one h*v
- jM*s~. see sttt'k -
er aut .mobile, one two horre v. ago.
 »rht rati* and wheels, oue l e .ait
ari.i w: eels, oi.e .unk ard wl,ec! . tv
pa sr plows, three two huree plow I
«»ne fkzrrow, cotton, com and peanut I
pknters, goano diatribu* oi s. n!! hoes.
rake-; shovels, gear*, tobacco stick
tohacc • flee*, a»d al! other ,iH ;ititr
■tilpier. ler.ts aid person! properly c!
every k.itd and description net ai >
enumerated and si'ua'e ar.! being up
on ett er of th • l. acts of I if.! il~ .
necti. ne*l, or upon ti c t ~n* of
commonly known as "the Jee C.
bum l T .»;ne llac;" also a!' book a.
rotlllts tf every k'nd ami ue-erip"
due or to H II Weu\ e
and al! notes and >t f'ei evidences oi
I
MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS TO AfTE
debt now due or to become due to
saiu K. H. Weaver.
Prospective bidders in this sale may
see the property by calling upon E
H. Weaver on any na e between now
and tiio sale for tie purpose of in
-pecfcnj» said property.
This notice is given for tlie reason
.hat said proper y will not pre;
etit at the sale, and to the erd tha'
prospective bi>i iers may in'jnr. t'r n:
i .-elves before the date of the sale.
This the 31st daj of October, 1923.
CLAVTON" MOORE, "
11-6-4t. Trustee.
■ - - " "1
I*— ~
Furniture & House Furnishings
STOVES AND RANGES
We buy in with several other stores, our* t>ne» s are the low*t
t'ash if you have it—Credit if you need t.
Our Mr. C. R. Spruii'. !? in Williamston e- ery other Monday.
R. E. QUINN & CO.
r. MAIN STBELT WASHINGTON, N. C.
tOAXOKE PAIR NOV. IS-M
A. Thing - DON'T MISS IT.
Send »o»r BUM and addre** plainly
written u*«b*r villi 6 cent* (and thi*
to 'liaraberlain Medicine On, DM
Moioe*, lowa, and receive in fetnm a
! iT.*"** coouloin* Chamberlain"*
J-ougfc Kenedy for cough*, colds, croon,
bnuacbiai, "W and whooping coughs,
■•id tickling til mat- Chamberlain's 6tom
•rh and Liver Tablets for stomach tron
| indigestion, gumj pain* that crowd
- U»* hut. kltoonxa and eomtipation;
Chaabertain e Saire, needed in «rery
I tamilr I- r burns, scalds, wound*, pilea,
snd skin affections; tbeae rained family
ma>lu.u«* i„t 5 ct . ntt; aj, jt ,
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