Xgcjals
Miaaes Beet* Badkas. Alice Cason
nsiltd Hits ftni] Wood lladhan. jres
telUar «h» is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
S R. Bt*gs
Mr. Join I- Jeakiatf- »f kinston is
Blir r Kb rrfaUr kppninliiirr.t in
town and calling u hi> tra«)f or (U--
tnirrv in nMjliwi. tfct ww*
• . • •
J. A. Spifrr and E. W. Midjrtle
of Eltxabeth City s*n visitors at the
Atlantr hotel *fJnr-'b\
m m m •
Mr D M Harper ami C. A. Wootei
of La Grange made their repular visit
to lki> city Wednesday.
•• o o
Hi- Kkklv HasseO ha' returne I
from Windsor where she spent a week
the house ruest of Mis Anna Elm.
bath \owell
• • • •
Tiiriibi nvminc whit-
Jailri was naknif his rw
iar r.Hirht JriimHif ice with usu: I
niello* voire T\in«' nire freh
ami iir the f'jsleii Carolina l!t
into hi an ati.i wrecked hf
«r«-
o • • •
Mr Hber: Pee! pen! Wednesda
in Otapel Hill.
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| If It's Furniture j
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(V.sh o • ( r flil
|l
| Cherry Furniture Co. jj
I i
WASIIINCTON, N. t\ J.
I
KU'vatoi s to all Floors
• r I:
■£ - r --; -• :£:;-r v - ' 24-' ** -~r v '
I W. R. Orleans No Profit Sale !
g HI
I Is Still Going Strong $
80- ■ •%
Mi
I You Have Attended Our Price Reducing ;
I Events, Need Only To Be Told The Day. 1
I You Know, Because You Have Shared In |
| The Woundful Bargains Always Given. |
I You, Who Are Not Familar, Take ITiis^rl
I Hp, Make Your Plans Right Now To |
1 Be On Hand During This Sale, For The I
;" l! ' ... ■ g
| Greatest Bargains You Have Seen In «
1 , Years Await you. J
1 W. R. ORLEANS j
I Williams ton, Nbrth CuoHaa, |
1 Panic Bfc—l ■ N*w Town. ■
.... |
Mrs. W. R_ OrlvM. Mr. and Mrs. •
!M. I> Watts, aau Mrs. Jo«ie Whitley.
Misses Gladys Benjamin an>i Laura
Orleans enjoyed a swim a .Riverside
' Wednesday.
s ....
I Mr W. It. Watts of Plymouth was in
. | town Tuesday.
.• • •
Mrs. Carrie Bigg* William- a rut
; j Mr*.
' i i. trior, and - i
I iiesdav afternoon.
....
Mr W. C. Manning la-lr a l«usi
n>ss trip to Norf.Jk v.- -tenia)
• . . •
i Mis- Rachel of lUAfrson
j ville is spemlint- t k >» week with M:s«
. . . .
1
• Mr-. (»~rar Awlrr-u!.. M»>. J. S.
1 Khikles, Mrs Carrie Birrx's Williams. '
j Mrs. J V\ Manning. Mr*. Parlie
lirowi, witii Messrs. Ilarn l!inp>,
• Julius I'eei. O-rur Aiwrr«n: and Mr
I ! indsley *« re in Windsor 11 1 nii'iit
.aUendinir the dance
. • •
Mr k I: Crawford with Mr Uil-oi
(■ I amh were ir. I>rtii imdly yes
derday a rot la-t nirlit
. . . •
Mis (V \ Harrison ami children.
UHiefii. K: t« i .n» !■»! Blanei return
fr.-n' Tarl»*r«. fVn 1 they
spent (In l r«k JritK Mr; Blinrh An
. ii-r-..r
| Mr and Mrs A. Donning attended the
I dance in Windsor last night. _
IN MEMOKIAM
I In the quiet hours of the early
Biorain£, the angel of ieath caiae and
took I rum us oar beioveu on.-, Mrs.
t. M. Noble, on hay », l»2« at
Park View Hupiul, Uuckjr MULI.I,
X. C.
The family rmivtu a *u* statins
her srniden diners, U:i beiore they
could reach her bedside, lieiU. IUHI al
ready mule its fatal Ktmke.
Mrs. Noble wa.- MU l-tlia Ai .etia
k.pel«ck. ilaugl.ler of Mr. ami air
t J. Roebuck of ttxum-ton, li. C.
She was born and rd.tl tu aortiu
oynlj ami lived there until her
marriage with Mr. L W. Noble.
November 14, ISI6.
Site was educated at Black Stone
College, and later took a Teacher"* j
Training Course at Kast Ci.roli.ia j
T.-arhers" College, (.reenvflle, X. C-j
While at Black Stone iihe acfplfi j
Cnrist as lie personal Savkur ar»i j
ju.iiel tiie Methodist church Stie wa- ,
faithful in all tier Christian duties. As
a trwe servant of God. she measured '
u;> to j realness. Always pulHiit arid i
never forgetting Iter every obligation
: life. t.> S«er uiiie. iier church, htr
neighbors Ife lla never fatlel ir. duty
a- a devoted wife, always sharing Iter
h*_ "ntst's joys and sorrows, makin.'
hi home a place of Itappirtes:- a'i i
i,..ni.i,iv. ieraiw of htr unequalled
s >.TI presence ami disposition. ,As a
Duthoi, .-Ik- could not Is* >urjrj.w.l
A- s laughter, she was ever tender
a:.l thoughtful to her aged mother ami
f.'tt.- r-, also her husband's mother I
irirtrin she loveii so «iei As a ,
r • here i- no otlier that can fit'
i« i ph.ee in their lives.,
At tne time of i»ei death, she was i
2. years old. While w»- do t.ot umier- '
stsi:d why one so young ami promis l
ji» - ; t>L'M taken, we k-.o»- that He
j «1,. ••• a!l thir.-;- f»r tl»e be.-t. ever.!
I th *u-h it's s*» hard for us to see n«m ;
( V • one knows. IHI! her family, hos
j k r ! ii.i.l tl.»-ee little jrirls. how «e
1 w IHUS her. It"- liani to think we
J \v .! i f-ver ms- her ar.y more on this
I ea. • . i»ut -wir! meniorie- of her
Ji«::r lfr wi!! ever linger in our.
j ir t.rts-
Ptliu ral service- were co«ilucte-l j
j front hi-» i -.Hie on South Crare streW j
Ih r.«-r .(i.tnr. I>v. I!. M. Xortn of j
ill Kir-t Methodist rhurrli ami l!f.
I er. |«O. "or of AHH.CIIHI Str»- "I J
j !':i|>li-t rlmrr'i. l-er Sunday' s»-e*»i |
rlris - n ■ uU-rert. sonre
' iiipressive tiiu_-vlr.
I Ai. "a ' hi.i rof rrowin?
i: s -rrief -t'ukrt 'antily. 'er fv
i r-.:;tr.s Mer» Ij»! {.» test underreath r«
! i ■{: r h-.te of .'ers in Pine Vii-w
|r i. tery
•; :. i!f—.i' •*!>>, >r .r' trial- :h « pa.»,
] ' Lh'» *• tliine own ■ hall thiv
' 1.« • t.« fa - :« that i-'.rnii! liMn " .•?
.y ■ -«i;«l i> .Vn\ for I'm.a lia * ;io:iite .
'the .' .«>
I "-r SLti. -in lav. Mrs. ( '...t'lf 1.
ii. » >Hi. k. Gre»-iivdie, N". C.
' Th- vrli* '■ t dioe sa.l motor]
1 i iK\ •». adv
TH* EVTEKftIi £ ffiLUAWTO) MOKTH CAROLINA.
N OTICE .
I forbid UJ tad all persons to kin
or to shelter at hoy Tcmmie Outter
bridge. ■bo m mmtx 13 years old. H«
left how Mar ». 15T24
HOWARD OITTEKBKIDGFL
LOST: HOG BOrCHT F*OM WIL.
kd li .-KJk Flyrioulh, N. G. Janu
ar. 1-»J4. llajt naubd with V over
left 2r." rijr* aar. V.'e."*hs about one
vd fiftm with lip lit
tbjk rpat- m it. Very cwitle.
Manila Little. Williamston.
I'fKii.S F(»|! KENT
Tfv r -oitt- for r cl. Good lonliip i
an.' c -ii
ke>>r?. Ap|™> at K«.tM,iri-»' office.
WANTED: TABLE HOARDERS IN
Private fa.iilv Rate i"7.W ppr week
to Kk- Millie liarrell. Jlf
K. KsKkvirk rtnrt, ja * two block
fron po-! (Are. " 4 2T> ■
CHAIR RI-TAIRIVG
I
i
1 I Mr in a to bottom rt' 1
[chairs arvi fix in my way um
j -vry I also oftrjlf'rr «W eiiair*. C:vi
' jmc x trial, ft . II- Hope* . V. a !ii:U
' |tor. bo- S;*ll»r'» •-ion ' Wi!
Ilia* i-tor.. X- C.
|V« "-TKO:—Ura cm ». «mi to lA
or.i'rs for setmine (ruarunleed hos
' iery for mn. wwnr-n ami children
' Kimir jl' bmiir Salary fTf. a »wl
1 j full link-. )! -4 an hour fpare time
' i IVastiftl Sprmjr lii*.
lidrruliuul SWrka* Mill*.
' 7-|i Xorri. town. !'a.
| K\IJSTMKNTS OPEN FOR
SIXOND HKUI .%KTiLLEK*i
CabtnnU are w* «|«i f-»r tlx
'Sft-wnt Fueht Aitfliriy. the famou
! horde outfit of Fort N
Enlist went- arv open fur only .
I.Jivrt period '4* here is an «tpportun
iit> to jum a oral Mi'.tit y«l }■'. soul,
mi mil tar) service.
1 • li-ti w-nu tii U- made i f on
»'rit»e- for mer who love noi
I'M srnicr
l'.r«ttttif.i 9tatibii> at lUtl-i> li an.
K«t K:i«
|
CLEAR ANI>
FULL-B01)IKT)
J Bl'.: >«**£ (HI. • y**^i
;r.p iiEt r_ke o p. ,-ri. 1..7 i ..re, m,
! ;3irts*ititrfj. a: >« iiiilc cu»i, witli
sj tittle • rwjMe' a- Itc.j: uu'
..o*.r rr-.tk rj.se. a?.d refill wit)
I EXA( O Sl*. Ui OiL •-.ki... c_„ ~ full
'«u*ije»i— *ra.!c»> rt - 4 «doi a.' l*
,»•«:.>7 r-v lei» :. m:ie S"il
. •**. «i!I i.«s*e H4U« '-'i / anl
relier i - J-ue pr*ri\«
.•usrhse. .:■jartlaHif premaiieii',. too
.'.«r it %ot f«rw latnl ear'toii J
liitrtt . -fttn—m.. liftjvy ar..! estra
UVVA V turf tov ~t«- llie "I ii \ AC'l
r ."»i >Uf niXAtu
T)i. nr\: tttsur your wife u::.T lake
jto tell y«a «».il iifii,itf>Mu:il wnrai)
jiMj; are. remind ler lh:T il ' *>k ;i
ir u to truer I :r pju^
OWL-LAFFSII
*
j ' - ' IT
« (Oa Wkfc U^M
G
Hello Folks. All onrreased rolling
.« 1 sticks to the «lou|»h
''io kf ' {h? MES yoa » u * u t to kis*
Ik uol to kk-; a Mk- un.lsa;
■j .'.at to ta-j lite Miv- yi.". >u :l>t to miss
1 m !•» a lik» a s»k- ami s.
c ' —a-0-i-
A cer'.at:! U'i!!ian. iou biaii who evi
-1 I nil) r. rOl it 0..»-e an>! vi lm to
:>"oii - .0 ar~i.li. Ll. norltc; the
.! V.eh rjit I:k? on
. tin oCWv ci.leml :*. with a sk'iH ami
n. jo Q-o —
|( Tliey may not ""quit under fire", yet,
p ' s.i:iip niay find the |>lare *"loo hot to
j hold them"
—»f>o —
I The iiiiiKinfr I'ullnv t r-.rters mm
j with il~ Traveler- c- 1 ' 'in in on
, "Where nre my wotv'or:-™ to-
Y nijrfit".
10 | - ->■o-° -
1, j The wiiniar who is a ire her hus
' : «ar.il lxs-:iue he i* n-l-. vhoiv may
u l>e takirii; vpp effeetr ? -ps to cheer
1- him np. ,
* '
1 —O-O-0
Too (M*inrn
ladyr We saw the a-lvertir*ment a
>t Ix'iit this heinjr for sale arvl
we've eome to see it.
nl Owner: Vrs. madam, but after read
iiiK tlie t on e de-sription of it
we luive ikriiinl not to seiL
Jo>s of an Editor
J An exriiant,*e rontain» the f »!lnu%n>f
' .luthur^t:
One of pleasures of running a
*' c antry in-»..(ij*r o the faet tliat
'.mo of your fr!fna» are aiaays
1 •mill:* to the rt rae j«st at ?3>e rieiit
|,
, y\nu\ Tie 'aie-t to save «>uj ' iv> i
lEI Briiikl?v. lie sent in a hi» mess
. ♦ f
j| of -pure -ibs. only they we#* not
spare, f r he fj«rut to trim all the
" ' meat »H He way the l»«tehei «10. Oli.
Iioy! hut they wrie i'«d.
j. 1
—o 0"*»
ITariec avs
lh» mer: y« u i: b> thai nuki.> lite
a »u>trs>.
o-O o
The baby ami the radio botls do the
rutest lhi«n after the company lias
! pone,- opines l> t'arstarpfcea.
—O-O-0
I Oh, e.l oration, what are
| roii>inittetl in thy name.
.! —o-O o—
■ If you ha»e liod teeth «l«n't rutli
[]j vate a silly rrin.
Si • ' -o-O—
--y Care feet and leir* may be immoral.
I! hut Stanley Sessouts .vay-i he lias iever
~een a pwture of an :-jif*el wearing
H shiies anti storkinirs
|j *
i' June, i ( uite rontrary,
|j j Nou mix your weather m».
H One day we need electric fans—
The next it's test below.
% | —o-O o—
,♦« ; A welfare report says that a family
'n 'can live on SS6O per meek. A family
r.f five ul.at ?
% —O-O-0
h l)o n.M |>rmit yourself to be le
ij J ceivr.t by a few lialmy days «ays
J Home Hilars. It still sumes a lonp
{! v. :iy from Usne time to "take 'em off".
-000
lVte F. vi-.fen says we all admire
- ■ rwin until v mxft hl'l'l.* ■K>(l ITprnTr?
u
|| EASTERN'S I
|H ' R|
;' 1 NOVA SCOTIA I.ANI) I 1 .ASTER &
s| MANI r -"ACf I' RKD AT Ol ! R "ffl
| I NORFOLK FACTOKY . jj
From rock of the Higrhent Quality 1
I. IMPORTED DIRECT BY US FROM g
iffl . NOVA SCOTIA
. ni
3j )g! It analyzes higher, is rrround finer, and is jg
tia & whiter in color than any other plaster on 82
Iffl § the market.
"IT IS THtf BEST" " v
{I Ask us for name of dealer nearest you
I Eastern Cotton Oil Co |
jj NORFOLK VIRGINIA Jjj
the tact between Hugh Horton aad j
Deputy Luther Fed to get their hands ,
on when the Klarfcm halted their
nutth. l
—o-O-o— j
It is raid th« vrjoa he » war if ,
we live.! or. vi , ."'-*rh There *;■ J-• J
if anyls-K tried to mak- us live on ,
spinach. 1
Aixl yet t;•« wwnvi who urunl ]
shake hai*'* for fear of perm- will ]
try on a hai lhat has keen on seven- |
teen heads.
The world's best nvJine and motor
oil is TEXACO. •«*
"NOTICE UP KB-SALK"
Notice is hereby K=*e« that S»J" vir
tuc of an onitr of tiie Saperut Court
Martin County, i.u-le in the Special
I'rocmlinip entitled "it. K. Ki
ecutor of J :..r,«-s il lliwrr, arsi H- 11.
MMt., G l —.j-a »or UiCuoi tVrq.
ilarl .» i>e!U» Cherry, tlhl Here*-.
Pierce. »«»«» I-ury Moor.-.
Liziw -fe . ! . It- C««sei.l. Jasper
and Joe tmrrj, Mary loogielon and
Levi Cuii;.ieU»n ami otini -ordering
a re-sale, the former sale having been
reported by the Commissioner urfav
joiably, i>ie u: 1 l omuiivvKuwr
will on Monday the 14th day of Jul)
1*24 a: 12 o'clock M_. in front of the
door of Martin County at
1 Wilita.it-.loii, X. C-. >;aui offer for iale
at ;>u'»l\r auction, to the highest bid
.de for cash. the follow in-; desrnbeti
pr >rly to-*»t:
!■ 1!. ; T TI'AIT: lich; that certain
h ..ad !-•: ».i the South side oi
H.: I.isj Sti> . t . i the inn qf R >(>
er -iv ie, N •' w! hein the Mm
pr L..-> lie , >»( adjuining the loi
of 1L .Si > *!" ind be-r.jf ll>e a,w
lot Je.w-Hbft em One of the last
Will ami Testament of J a me- K
Moore, ilecea^L
SECOND TRACT Situate in the
town of Robersonvilie. and adjoining
the first lot above described and be
ginning on South Railnmd Street at
an iron Stake, and runs thence ilon
South Railroad Street 4S feet arid 9
in«-!ir. to another iron -tako and run.
li.k between parallel lines to the ln.«
of iiary A. iHUinin*'. ami hems: the
'•"US ' and lot anjmir.ing the one or
a-piiil by J. K Mowre an j w.le at
lite tin* of his death.
THIRD TRACT; l^rinn.i, : on
Fu>i South Kairrad Street in the
U>«ri: of lUiaerMicvillr. X. C, at the
corner twi.vif at ai. iron
t.-ik-; ruining th -tee dowr *a«d I
Street HI feet an-i live ar»t
l»a»k liatwern jut .lkl Iti,-. t.- il«.
lilif of tlie ttolier . . . itle Lir'.t an!
Poui-r Com;iany, ;he>efn~ii
the libUM and lot -ie» lis) to Marthaf
l»e:l Cherry under the J Will a'-nve
referred to in the first description
This tl»e 12th day of Jane 1*24
A. If IM'NNING. IVnimiujanrr
«13 4t
SALE OF YALLABLE FARM PIUI
PERTY
1 inlet and by virtoe of the author
ity ■•!.ferr»-l upon ll> in a deed of
trust executed by Hannah Roeburk on
lite I*l ilay of June 1923, an-i record
ed in the book of mortgage* 0-2 |a(e
111, we will >n Saturday the 12th
•lay of July 1924. at 12 o'clock noon
at the courthouse door ia Wdliamstou,
sell at public auction for rash to the
highest bitlder the following land to
wit:
All that i rr* -» n tract or parcel of j
land lying :•« i -ing in Robersonville
Township. Martin County Vortli Cam
lina. eoiitaininr' !*7 1-2 :.eres more or
less. Ikiiinilni on the Northeast by
■ Matthew Parker Swamp, on the South
■ by tlie l.iisls of John Dixon and J. I.
: Will.nin.- ami Henry l»i,r, on the
Southwest by the laisi- of V. O. Van-
Nortwirk and on the Northwest by
the larads of N. O. VaaNortwick. anil
i being the same land deeded to Han-
nah Roebnck by H. L Roebuck and
wife and J- Alex Rnkark and
more particularly described as fol
lows: to-wit:
Beginning at the mouth of Bee
Branch in Matthew Parte Swamp.
iu« along the said swamp to (ft.
Ol YanXort wick's comer in said
swamp, thence South C 4 West 3660
feet, thence South 6 decrees aad 15
minutes West MO feet, thenee South
M East 1610 feet, thriwa North 40
dtgncs and SO minutes East lltS
feet, thence North IS East 900 feet
to the Bee Branch, thence alon- Bee
Branch North 81 East 3ffc> feet North
81 East 470 feet. North 06 East 165
feet. North 79 Jhiw ■ an. I 10 minutes
East 329 feet ta the beginning.
This sale is made by reasoa of the
failure of Hannah Roebuck to pay off
and discharge the indebtedness se
cured by said deed of trust to the
North Carolina Joint Stock I-and Bank
of nsrhaa.
This the 9th day of June. 1924.
FIRST NATIONAL TRUST COM
PANY. Trustee.
Durham. N C.
6 13-4t
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
By virtue of a sale contained in
that certain mortgage executed and
delivered to G. E. Harris by W. H.
Garrett and wife, Annie Gartett, and
Jasper Wynne and wife, Mary Wynne,
dated the 19th day of November 1921,
ami recorded in Hook F-2, page 432,
in tlie Register's Office in Martin
County, the undersigned will on Satur
day the 14th day of July 1924, at
12 o'clock noon expose to public sale
before the Courthouse door in- Wil
llamston. North Carolina, to the high
est bidiicd for ca»h. the following de
scribed real property to wit:-
Lying and being in the Town of
Jaine.-.ville. Martin County, North
Carolina, and being the property where
on Mary Ellison resided at the time
of her ileath, a portion of which pro
perty was conveyed to the said Mary
Ellison by John W. Hinsdale and Spier
Whitaker. Commissioners, by deed re
corded in Book FF- page 206 in the
Register's Office in Martin County, N.
C
This sale i« intended to cover all
i of the land owned by Mary Ellison -
at the time of her death.
This v-le will he male for tlie pur
fo*e of the terms of said
Bn ilri"e. This the 4th cay of Jure
I'.rM
r. E. HARRIS. Mortgagee,
By I telle Harris, Executrix of the
' E-t ite r.f G. E. Harris, deceased
F. C Attorney.
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Elii:\.li\-M*C*E¥B FERRY
FAST A;"".*«•?!' 'HIE TRANBPORT
lAer-«s.s He Sound in 1 hr. I
OlN v 'T.S C-iAfT.'AI. HIGHWAY
j I. -l r . KS so. M. 32 AND 342
Ka!» • :«d Wilmington, N. C., to
Norfolk. Va.
i-.d O.L. r Toons Along Rentes
! \«dsoa. (iolilsbora, Kinston, Green
ville. Tarboro, Rocky Mount, New
Bern. Washington, Williamston, Ply
month. Mar key.-, Edenton, Hertford.
Elizabeth City anil Norfolk, Va.
Permaaent All Year Schedule
r lyaves Edenten 8 a m , 11a. a, 4 pm
| l.v. Mackeys 9:30 a. m , 1, 5:30 p B1
M»lday trips not run on Sundays!
NEW LOW RATES
, Small Automobiles (including driver)
, 3 one way; round trip $5
l-arge Automobiles ( inrlidling driver I
$4 one way; round trip |6
Trucks according to sixe and load
Passenger fares 40c.
r Far Reservatiea lelephone 128 or 158
> Your Car is Insured While in Transit
-FOLLOW EDENTON-MACKEYS
FERRY ROAD SIGNS*
i NOTICE
All perrans are hereby forbidden to
place advertising signs, to haul dirt
| off. to rut on the trees aad to dump
Uash on the ginuad i wf Kkewarfcee
Church. Any person doing so wfl be
i prosecuted to the fullest extent by
I U "
; This act passed in ..nference of
; Jane 7. 1924.
SYLVESTER Moderator
JOHN H. MI7EIJ, Oerk.
INVITATION "
LL N" '
Tor 'lay after the 3rd Sunday bear
| Jiiio the 17th *as set apart far a
general . Van i-p .lay of the Skewaihee
church -r.rtin.U Any and al persona
—ho are wiDiag to r.-*lst in this work
are cordially invited to help.
This dene by order of conference
June 7th.
S. H. HASSELL. Moderator.
JOHN H. MI7.ELL. Clerk.
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Catarrhffl Prifniw
mt tto mocaus Umimt
Zavo" a V mk£« UMMIjm
■SwUhnri*" "
■AIM CATUUU Mil wM
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