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THE ENTERPRISE- Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING COM PAN Y Williamston, North Carolina W. C. Manning ... Editor Subscription Price (Strictly cash in advance) 1 year ---- $1 50 6 months 80 3 months . -i-- 45 Entered at the post ofiice at Williamston, N. C. as second-class matter under the act of March 3 1879. ; Address all communications to The Enterprise Williamston, N. C., and not to individuals. _ isext time a roan tells you talk is! Liicap, ask him if he knows how much u session of Congress costs. ies; the world is a stage, as Wil- Snakes peara once said, but too | pcupi? have speaking parts and i>o lew take thinking parts: . • nus season of the year lots of men uie more interest* din anti-millinerism nan anti-auiitarisia. ~ jua. ihnk of it; the energy a man: in a round of golf would suf-, 1 , lvt u) ao the...spring house cleaning. ' •ui optimistic farmer is one who| noping year after year that his j jounce will come up to the seed cata-j 1 logue pictures. j nere are said to be 526,000,000 ' . wunsuaiis in the world. Too bad they 1 lave to fight and kill each other olf so fast. Postage on souvenir pwbtal cards is ! doubled. It should be made a dollar ' a card if on the card ts written, "Wish you w«re here with me." _____ i Internal revenue collectof for the Los Angeles district says income tax receipt:, are 2,000,000. ahead of the rmodnt received last year. Some of those mo»ns stars must be gvtting the ' j/oney now. And sometimes we think nraybo a, 1 man's wifei s a nag because she is,' - marr.eii to a jackass. » 1 Lots of fellows stand and!' make excuses while other fellows are j making a succeas. -'. ! i WcathV is like time. We have soj j much of both it can't all be good. I t V ' «—. L_ It is said that our future Presidents 1 already are beginning to save photo graphs of the primitive little 3-room huts in which they were born. ■ L We are unable to believe the man " T" wKft wrote ittfc and the Bean Stajk is deaT —Wtnr-«euld_imagine anyone —-' . , _ else writing our seed catalogues ? L A perpetual motion —War makes j fright, fright make# alliances, alli ances mak« war. Recent vital indicate that too mu*h of the midnight oil is fusel •a. " V, ' , One thing to remember while driv ing an auto is »me other driver may be m crazy as you are. Here is another—He slumbers here, ' one John McNeill. He also sfiimbered at the wheel. Even If Norway has not enough money to maintain her lighthouses, •he can be thankful that none of her fjords (pronounced Fords) require '■ t rear lights, like ears. An American doctor declares that craw-word puslea have resulted in waiting nuy families. It mu» 1 be idee when they all meet tofetner in th** | Peace propaganda has a: least made the big nations determine not to let the little ones fight any more. [ but had no brakes. | A recent epitah—Alas, h?re rests I Sylvester Rakes; his car had wheels, I William HohenroHern got two votes I __ i in the German presiden ial election. He ought to be arrested for repeating that way. * w— _ _ For the present, the Government's opinions as to conspira "tte lack conventioti. ' ; j ■ -* Shukespea re paraphrased by the modern girl: Who steals my purse steal,V a powder puff. Yes; the mosquito-is another ingrate that bites the hand—or ankle—that feeds it." To Say Nothing of the Bones.— (.'us'omer: "It's tough to paj 50 cents a pound for malt." Butcner: "Ves; but it's tougher when you pay 25.", _ True Eloquence,—"He made a fine s* after-dinner speech." "What did he say?" "He said, 'Waiter, give me the check.' " . A correspondent nsks whiijifs the best way to.rtiake sure-of admission to a court dunnf the hearing of a murder ' ral We do not recommend it.'but the .-.ur-st method is to coni-"i nit the murder yourself. Wheji our cmlo'i gets all bailed up,| it can't ill whe:her Jl's going to be a bottle of ( live oil, a pa'l of lard, a pat of bu'Ur, or a pair of siik stock inigs. The i.ih 'ri'.aiee tax is more human* than the others. It wai's until the poor fellvw can't suffer any more , New York has 'ht padlocks; the Delaware legislature has its deadlocks —Time hus-nts forelock, and Mr. Cool id ge ha: his Woodlcck. ' iw» »Ull » «J.IHI.U/ at taxaa, U thay promised the tollcs they would, aeve ral month* afore the election, whan caudi daUa thought thay should; I reckon thay want an' slaahed 'am ae tha papers daclara thay Md, but 1 was • small exception, somminte t was an upward skid. So far aa 1 hsn observed 'am,, tha taxes waa never so high— but tha papara s«s thay arelow «r—and tha newspaper i navar lie. Yea. thay'ra coin' to keep on aialhln' with aoma mighty 5 furious blows—tha Daily Hokus has said so, and tha Daily knows I Of couraa it takes con sidarable chants to satisfy Government naada, lika aalary hikes and bentine ears, and tha Biailin' of punldn seeds. And 'lt takea a right am art boodle lar tha cabinet's small affair*, tha little social endaavors of tha Sortfled millionaires. Tha elao- N> la dona paaaad over and tha aoat at livin' la high—and we reckon they'll alaan tha tax aoma mora—la tha aweat by aud o ti a v 1/ n * i iajcwj it yjQiii I CAN FOLKS ( UP A «w ) /W- * n; »yjg _. - fm r USED UP EVERV CENT / « I DOU-AP6 FOOM J / ®}~«f iN OUR J/£A _ Anrv UNOVS CLOTHE* I [jpg- \ PRAIW/tM ANf TOWN BILLS- HAD Tb/ f« C--0 V. HEIX 6IV« NbO Ev^ 4 _ -C /"-vwH*r A F»NE LOOUN' / A COULD^ 00/ SOU WAVE AMOfc » . ( PsT ' COouD Vee J nr"^ SUCH .AN INTELLIGENT \ L^ J *JV* / - " FACE ■ HE'LL eu»E V T*H ftPOT. / THI6 16 H6 MAAtc - » ' HB WtFs'6 V VE6 6iß • SOME Son 9V i J NOTICE Ol SALE OF KEAL IvS TATE Lnder ami by virtue of the power ofCsaUhcontained in a certain deed of iruVl executed to the undersigned trus ter by J. U. lirey and wife, Mary J. ' Grey, which said deed of trust bears i date of March sth, 1923, and i.s record-1 ed in the public registry of Martin Count \ in liook N-2, at page 378, deed of trust naving been given to be '•ure ceitain notes of ®ven date and : tenor therewi ]i, and default ' having jeen made in the payment of the same j and the stipulations contained in the if.aid deeil of tru-t not having been ! complied wi'.h and at the request of j the holders of the said notes the un dersigned trustee will on Saturday | the 23r( day o f May, 1926, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash" a 12 o'clock m., in front of the court house door in the town of Williamston N. C., the following described rea estate, to wit: Being the same land -deeded to J D. Grey'by J. B. H. Knight, common |J> known and designated as the Grey house and lot and being the sam premises deed to J. I). Grey by J. G tiodard, trustee, by deed dated th 2nd day of March, 1923, adjoining th lans of J. t». eiodard, Mrs. Irene Smith and Smithwick Street. This the 21st day of April, 1925. ELBERT S. PEEL; 1 a 24 4tw ** Trustee. NOTICE A. O Brown, his heirs, assigns | irnd all other persons now claiming under, through or by him, you are hereby notified that the Town of Wil liumston bacnme th' purchaser o | your town lot and r Sidence sold by I said Town ,for Taxes on the sth day of May 1924.. You will tak ■ fjii l her notice that unless said taxes and i'li costs and l>enaltits tire paid on or before the 15' h day of May 1925, tho snid Town of Williamston will demand " v _ of th' Town Tax Coll ctor n deed for said house, and lot as ,'s p by law This 15th day of April, 1925. G. Hi HARRISON, Clerk. J. L. HASSELL, Mayor, Town of Williamston. North Carolina i Martin County ; * ' ' i - 11' rider and by vir ur of the au'hori y contained in u certain deed of tn::i. beaming date of 26th day of Decembe 1919 and iecoid*l in 'he register of dee&T" office for Mart-in ' County i Book L-l pane 561, the stipulation tin the said d?ed of trust no' havin, been complied with a'd at the revues tif the holder of»the'same, the un dersigned trustee will sell to the'high ■ est bidder for cash, at public auction 'on the 171 h day of May, 1925 ai j Twelve O'clock in front of the Cour j llouss in Williamston, N. C. the fol ' lowing tracts or parcels of land, to | wit: Tract No. 1: BBeginning at T. A- and Lar> Bunting and H. A. Grays corner on the public road leading from Roberson villc to Point, N. C., being the old Lawrence Wynn comer, running thtnee easterly along said Bunting D. SWIFT aH CO. Patent Uwr'm 30!> Seventh St Over 34 years experience PATENTS Ob'ained. Send nitv'el or sketch and we will promptly send yo t a report. Our book m patents and trade-marks will be "fent to yju oil lequorrt. THE ENTERPRIKK WIUJAMSTON MOUTH C ARC UN A and VVyniis line to the old Jim Man ning line,,thence i.oitnefly alonj, said • Mannings ana Gray* and Roy Keels ' Ijre to Haislips line anu Cirays corn er, thence a southwesterly course wil. said Grays line to J. E- and V. A Wards line, thence westerly with sait Haisiips line back to 'he road, thenci southerly along the .said road f and Wards line to the beginning, contain ing 20 acres, mure Of less. I Tract No. 2: ,v Beginning at ll!. A. Grays soutli west cornei in J. I'. Kober.sons lin and running tlience easterly along J L).. Rober.sons line to Uiays corner i E. C. Houses line, thence northerl along the i;aid Houses and the J. J It. Whittield line to the Jim Manning line an! thin tract tp T. A. and Laryj l>untins corner, thence southwesterly along the Reason line and the Wyn_ line, now Giays and Huntings litir to the corner of this tract in J. I). Rob erso is line ,coitaif)in,' 40 acres, mor or less. This the 16th day of April, 1925. J. SMITH, Trustee NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power and authority contained in a certain deed of trust executed- to the under signed trustee by M J. Norton ant wife, Grace J.. Norton, on the Bth day of December, 192.'!, said deed pf tius being of record in the public regif.tr\ of Martin County in book Q-2, a page 140; said trust having j been given to sicure a certain note of even da'e >\nd tetioiHCHercwith, an the stipulations in said deed of tYus not having been complied with, and a the request of the parties interestedl The best o food, prepared, cooked, and served as you would have it, at Hay's Cafe, on Washington Street. No Increase to the Price of* Tlresto«e rott-sosg ©y)Cfl-©iippg© The extra quality buflt in by the extra process of Gum-Dipping, the economy of these wonderful tires and the xMini mileage obtained from them during the past two years, has created audi ! a large demand that over 75% of Firestone's mnwimrfh produc j ban is now Balloon Gum-Dipped Cords. ! This has greatly increased the total sales volume and the hoes \ Firestone factories are now working on a 24-hour schedule to supply the demand. * This large volume, produced under the —eat eeeoaaMsal tire manufacturing method*, permits Firestone to sell these extra process Full-Sire Balloons at no extrr cost t car owners. And "this hi the face of greatly advanced cost for crude rubber brought about by the operation of the British Rubber Restriction Act. Gum-Dipping rn—pi longer mileage—greater uuunanqr a* • no extra cost to youl ■ Enjoy the safety, economy and comfort of Balloon Gum- MDipped Cords this summer. Let us equip your car now at low cost—with liberal allowance for vour old tires. MOST MILBB PER DOSiLAR Hiway Filling Station : the undersigned trustee will on F'ri day, the 29th day of May, 1J26, a i-2 in., at tiit cour.nouse door of Mar tin County, in Wjlliamston, N. C. oiler' lor sale to the highest bidde. for cash at public auction the follow ing described real estate: t hat tract pf land and ail improvs men is thereon located in Williamstoi Township, Martin County, Nortl Carolina, and commonly known as til mill site of ihe Williamston Cooper age Company, whereon its mill, .dr> kiln, anJ other buildings used in con nection with th'j operation of the Wil liumstor. Cooperage Company is lo cated, and being the property coil veyod to the Williams ton Coupe rag Company by deed from C. H. Codwin dated the 19th dry of December, It 14 and recorded in itook G-l, at pags 243 and described a.- follows: Beginning at an iron stake stand i,g in the edge of Roanoke River abou 150 feet from a wire 'fence; thence running down the bank of the river at the water's edge at normal tide to the mouth of a ditch near and just above the old railroad wharf; thence northwesterly and westerly up said ditch to an iron stake standing lfß feet from a wire fence which cresses said ditch; thence northwest'lly a straight line to the beginning, con taining seven acres, more or less, and being the same property conveyed t* the said M. J. Noiton by deed from Wheeler Martin, trustee. This the 28th day of April, 1925. J WHEELER MARTIN, ml 4tw Trustee. CORETHROAT OargU with winn wit watM -tb»o .poly or*t thtoj^ v/ICKS ▼ VAPORU* Or IT UUUo- J— U—4 P ...i NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power and auihoriy contained in a certain ueeu of trust executed to the under signed trustee by R. B. Holliday and wife and T. W. Holliday and wife, on the ii.h day ox November, 1921, said deed of trust, being of record in the public registry of Martin County, in book H-2, page 436, said deed of trust having been given lo secure certain notes of even date and tenor there with, and the stipulations in said deed of irust not having been complied wiUi, at the request of the parties in •.rtsied, the undersigned trustee will u a iriday, -lie 29 h day of May, 1925, at 12 ni , at the court house door of Martin County in Williamston, N. C. | offe. for sale to the Highest bidder fori r%>'-. at public auction, the following] described, real estate; fir.-t iraci; Bounded on the north by the public road leading from the Joiuan thick road to the Jamesville in"! Washington road, and on the east by the lands of the late Samuel L Wallace, and on the south by the lands of J. L. Hardison and the heirs oT W. H. Hardison, and on the west b> lie lands of Geo. F. Cordon, con taining 57 acres, more or less, and known as the T. H. Davis tract of lahd, and more commonly known and understood as the "home place." Second tract: All our right and titl and interest in the B. N. Holliday tract of land bounded as follows: On the north by Cooper Swamp, on the east by F. H. Holliday, on the south by the main public road, and on the west b the lands of the late W. H. Holliday and T. J. Holliday, same containing 57 acres, more or less. Third tract: Bounded on the north by S. S. Davis, and on ' the east by T. E. Holliday, and on the south by G. N. Cooper, and on the west by S. S. Davis, and the " same being known as the Mary E. Davis land, and containing: 36 acres, more or less. This the 28th day of April, 1925. WHEELER MARTIN, ml 4tw - Trust* . . Martin A Peel, attorneys. Special meals for parties cooked and served at Ray's Cafe. Wants It OK SALE: MEXICAN BIG BOL~ Cotton Seed for sale. Grown in 192.' and* are better than 1924. Will de liver seed. Box 162 Rocky Mount N. C. FOR OVER U> YEnRS HAI.L/S CATAHHII MKIJICINU has been utuxl successfully in the treatment ol Catarrh. HAI.I/S CATARRH MEDICINE con sists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tr ,ilc, which acta through the Blood on ihe Mucous Sur face!, thus reducing tf.e inflammation. Bold by all drugrlsta. V. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo. Ohio. , INP- - t , " You Can Make Money I Illustration describee how easy it'e done bp making PAINT PACTS BEST—PURE—PAINT I f!Nf $3 " 00 L&M SEMI-PASTE PAINT It is White Lead and Coetly White Zine to assure longest years of wear, aa proven by &l years of otmoet satis factory use. l*astcost- because in Semi-Paste form, and therefore you mix S quarts of Linseed Oil into each gallon, and so make ltf gallons of Purs Paint for SUI per gallon. GUARANTEE—U*m • gmMmm mmt mf.mvym Wy. W * Mlpm- A# nmmutmr Hardy Hardware Co., Inc. Scotland Neck Salsbury-Johnson Co., Inc. Hamilton John E. Bond Co. Edenton YOU COULD ASK FOR NOTHING BETTER y- than the perfectly dean, \£/P" T . smart-looking garments tnrn ~ljr~kr~ ~ «d out by onr dry cleaning /1 establishment. We can show 1 fr-\ JI \ YJ you how to save many dollars \/ \I t\ II on your clothes this year by -A \\ Y patronizing this shop. No -I|[ U \ matter how soiled or shabby IH looking, the dreaa or wait can , be restored by aa. POPE'S PHONE 242 Service Shop Bar a real good meal, gWto Ray* Cafe, on Washington Streeu POTATO PLANTS FOR SALE Good strong Government inspects Porot Rican sweet potato plants fo sale. Now ready for shipment a $1.75 per 100. Mrs. G. N. Weatherly "axley, Ga. m 6 21 tistic pressing, cleaning, and alter ing at very cheap rates, we are at your service. Ideal Pressing Club, Washington Street, city. Phone 1«7. We do work cheap and for cash. Chas. H. Hasaell, manager. CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIR ing, and dyeing. Ladies' work a specialty. All work called for and de livered. Willie Thompson, 406 Rail road St. n#B lmo WANTED: EVERY PROPERTY owner to use a gallon of L. & M r-emi-paste paint out of any he bays ai-d if not perfectly satisfactory th remainder can be returned wiihou payment being made for the one gal Icn used. See our advertisement i hi* ijaper. bong\m.c £ Mart nr 7 6 66 is ■ prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever It kills the (eras. "PAIMERVOUS West Virginia Lady Sift Tkai She Was in a Serious Coali tion, But Is Stronger After Taking Cardoi. Huntington, W. V*.—"l tu In a ▼err weak and run-down condition —ln fact, was In a serious condi tion," says Mrs. P&nnle C. Blosa, of 1964 Madison Avenue, this city. "In my left side the pain was very gov .-re. It wouiu start in my back nod sldos. Part of the time I W&H in bed and when up I dldnt (eel like doing; anything or going anywhere. "Life wasn't any pleasure. I was very pale. F was nervous thin, and so tired all the time. "iuy druggist told me that Cardul was a good tonic for women and 1 bought a couple of bottlee. I took two bottlw, then I noticed an Im provement. I kept on and found It was helping me. I have taken nine buttles. I'm stronger now thun I lixvo beeu In a long time." Cardul ft xua'lo from mild-acting medicinal hfcrbs with x gentle, tonic, •trenKthonliir, effect upon certain female org.n ; rmd upon the system In general Sold everywhere. NC-1M
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