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PINEAPPLE CREMI FRO ; COWS
ii\\T ELL, 1 see you have j i
VV canned pineapple tor i
brer.kiu.it," said a guest |
in a Honolulu home.
His hostess looked at bim in ( (
ustonishment. us there was no I 1
pineapple on the table. , •
\ "It's 'in this delicious cream,"
\ explained her frnest. "The dairy- t(|
man who E-.:"p'.ics your cream t
feeds liis cows on pineapple bran." | |
This is one of the by-produ ts F
of canned pineapple. Practically j
all parts of the fruit are used for f ,
something in the Hawaiian Pinenp- v
pie C ompany's ennnury. and pine- j
apple may appear on the table in %
any one of many forms. The
thick, .corrugated shell of the pine- .'
apple still hoi's .iui-e and sugar' ,
after it has heen rutoo r , and the .
pie fruit ahaveit o These shells ~
jfo to a department' of th" cnn:ier- |
where the ji:i-'e is squeezed out t
ami coiueritratej for canning (
SJTUp.
H,.f wive sngnr remnitis in the
Bnuer?°(l f"r "! r, r H'wulan
pineapjiles conn in twelve per
of susritr, ar.d i>-> n iwr-ai-'if ,
of sl'iicl:. £u>:> i' i""l 1 i n.ji•:• ■ (
excellent fui'il for ii ■ cows, cud
for 1-•- ' : "» " . r'x •: J
h' e *■ "fl. he ■e.-'ie ' ntner.r' l^
I.ran" 'i r. i- V 'i not ""i' I'V ,
TTi 5 .'S ,: T r • nr.! «•»'.!• '•-•!
men. hilt P (-• >•■■■' of ii is eV- I»•
port on to t* n> i"l i nl. »o» ~.m . ... , c
Tture* ol *' Th '-"' 1 n n T' l .' *• v "(* v> e r
in Fnwflii v.-itfi If!,.- 'it.., r>. • linr-t *
in M'-cuMr. f»i»d '"••• •*' v
linwever. roost A mrfienio prefer ■
tie iVV fr*M })| ..ji( *fe-»lf. || i|,i- f
parts n-detlc.itc hut H'sfcinet flavor e
Rev. anil Mrs. CI 0. Parilo and son, j 2
limmie, left this morning for Nor- j
folk.
i' 1
Mr. James Kmithwiek, of Jamesville I
was a business visitor here today.
Air. Oscur Anderson attended u _
I'rigidaire maetiiiK in
tlii.; week.
Mr. William Gray, of Roberson- j
ville was here last night.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
who did acts of kindness in the recent
death of our husband and father,
Lloyd D. Gardner. Especially do we
thank tho.ie who made the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mrs. l.l.OYl) 1). GARDNER
AND CHILDREN.
WANTS
11A \ E VOL Till ED t«. Dl'CO YOCR|
ttlth t*hoes —*f -Mfike them look Itkt; I
new and change the color if you wish.
Ceme in to see us, we have all colors. I
ii. S. Courtney. jy26 21 j
HAVE YOl' TKJED to Dl'CO YOl'K j
old shoes? Make them, look like j
new and change the color if >*oii wish, i
Come in io see us, we I rave all colors. |
I'. S. Courtney. jy26 2t
J. C. Meekins, Jr. M. >V. Meekins
MEKKINS & MEEKINS
Attorneys at ho*
WASHINGTON, N. C.
State and Federal (Courts
THERE ARE A GKKAT MANY THINGS WE DO NOT KNOW THERE ARK A GREAT MANY THINGS WE NEVER WILL KNOW
THERE IS ONE THING WE DO KNOW
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That one thing" is—This Bank is a safe place to deposit money. Investigate us, and you will be willing to trust us with your
money. We appreciate all business intrusted to us and will extend any accommodation consistent with sound banking.
Sell your tobacco inWilliamstonand deposit your Money in a Safe Bank
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when mixed into « IUCS, pudding, ]
ice. cream, i)r caiui.,. A a many
people like this l'ruit as an acces
sory rather than an integral part
of a dish, however, the following
recipe, suitable for a dessert for
u special occasion, }s si.en.
Colo, rintoi ■; .'/• / 'assert: Use ■
a round tube pi> > f' r iinkie.g plain
sponge cake n. fr . Aid Dac
ha! f cup of nugar to one can of
(diced Huwniian pineapple. Boil
l'or liftcen ininufes; cool. Arrange
cake on serving plntter. I'ierce
with a fork and genth pi .u syrup
ie*o eke u* • I ii is ;> rno aled
with the syrup. ' 'range pineap
ple slices arm: . a!.e, overlap
ping the slices. .. hipped cream
on tup and serv .
As a "motif" •?:.•!». i incap
ple afl'ords a e • ' and rare
ilnvor, as will b. a. id iiy anyone
trying either of the following j
I L'Vipl S.
Mini Piucaj'plr , ■:■'/: Chop
i'-ptih mint h>iive * ii,..e o- e
ni-orlcr curf :l • t.. us
'' r c'.-p ef i'- t sugar. Add
ii., , e cups p'" ' lined from 1
e"n •.! pin- •" ;■'• • fw
of liin'> hiife. :• euns or
o.'d tiaii r. •tinC.,i.u. ic■.■ ■*i,ut
t.fp ' r.r.r 1 rTijiv -m»rvinj?.
r. npp Plurc ''' n tnirh: Mix
»,.■»».(-1- three "Is each of |
c>mi? w: t.er, j-rr. ie'T. the Infer
rif fh iih.o n e-■ d'lur.od
riro
v.arV r>yituTv'l le"
The sliced Ti' - remaining
from th" J e r*r'' ■ vhe serred
in various ways in another meal.
I'lh HICH ACKES; 1 MILE lU«>M
Wo.odleaf; good roads: 40 acres
bottom; modern 111 room house, paint
ed; barns, nuthouses, pood fishing.
Ixtw price, easy terms. D. C. Linn,
Landis, N. C.
We Are Distributors of
VICTOR, EDISON
BRUNSWICK AND
SONORA TALKING
MACHINES
All Standard
EASY TERMS IF DESIRED
Write for Prices and Terms
One of our salesmen will gladly
demonstrate one in your bom*.
All the Latest Records
and Sheet Music
Russ Bros.
Williamston, N. C.
Washington, N. C. Plymouth, N. C.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
Under end by virtue of the pow«r
of sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed to the undersigned
trustee on the Ist day of June, 1925
and of record In the public registry of
Martin County in Ilook Q-2 at page
412, securing cprtain notes of even
date and tendr therewith, and default
having been made in the payment of
the same and the, stipulations con
taineil in tli- suid deed of trust not
having been complied with and at the
rpque.it of the holder of the-said notes
the undersigned trustee will on Mon
riay the 15th day of August, 1927 at
in o'clock M, in front of the court
house door in tho town of Williams
ton, N. C. offer for sale to the high
! , > i bidder for cash the following de
.-.cribed real estate, to-wit:
_ First tract: Ix>ts 1 and 2 of the
property"formerly owned by J. S.
I'eel and known as the Roselawn
property in the town of Williamston,
N. C. as surveyed and platted by J. li.
Mohley, surveyor, said plot or map
' being of record in the public registry
at Martin County .in- Division j
Hook No. 11 at page 59.
Second tract: l'.eginning at the
Pou liwest corner of the Miley Taylor
! bind running Southwest to an
I the Hamilton road, thence running
I Northeast to another oak, thence a
i Inn- a line of oak trees in a North
| ward .lireetion to. the Rhodes proper
| ty, thence Northward to W. R. Cher
| ry and Sarah O. Cherry land, con
tiiiniTig 1 acre more or less and being
' the .same land conveyed to W. R.
Cherry and wife by deed from the
, I own of Williamston, dated Sept. 13,
| lf»l!» and of record in the public reg
' i iry of Martin County in Book B-2
at. pug • 2»8.
Third tract: Beginning at poplar
j tree on the Williamston and Hamil
'nii road Harry Coburn's western I
Your' boy's room is
p?obably filled full
'of many valuable
clothes, athletic sup
plies and furniture.
If like other boys'
rooms, the value ol
• its contents is con-
I siderable.
Suppose they should
hern tonight?
This agency of the Hartford
Fire Insurance Co. will in
sure your household woods
and personal belongings.
J E. POPE
Insurance Agency
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Phone 87
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FLOWERS FOR ALL OC CASIONS
Prompt and Efficient Service
Flowers for the wedding, a specialty.
Try one of our baskets of cut flowers
for the sick friend.
Flower Favors for the party.
Funeral designs furnished on short
notice. " ~
MRS. JOHN I). BIGGS
Representative Scotland Neck Floral Co.
Phone 65
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THE ENTERPRISE - WILLIAMSTON. M. &
corner, thence alonr Harry Coburn's
line to J. S. Shod -' line, the run of
Miley Branch; tiionce u Southern
course the varies., course:! of Miley
Branch to the JfnlSiamston and Ham
ilton road, then-e up the Williams
ton and Hamilton road to the begin
ning containing 2 acres more or less,
and being the lai d deeded to W. R.
Cherry and Sara!. 0. Cherry by deed
from B. B. Glisson dated April 21st
1919 and recorded in the public reg
istry of Martin County in Book Y-l
at page 236. Saving awl excepting
from the operation of this deed the
part of the abov land heretofore
deeded to Julius S. Peel and describ
ed as follows: Beginning at a poplar |
tree on the Williamston and Hamil-1
ton coad, Coburn's western corner,
thence along said Coburn's line to the i
run of Miley branch, thonee along the i
vurious courses of Miley branch in a
southern direction to a stake in the
I,ranch 10(1 feet from front line back,
thence a line with the line of said
poplar tree the, beginning, contain-
Spend your Vacation
at the Seashore
Traw-I Via
Norfolk Southern
Railroad
Sunday, Week - end
and Season Tickets
to
Beaufort, Monhead City, Vir
ginia Beach. Nags Head.
Season Summer Tickets to
Interior Eastern and Western
Resorts.
am 111 ■i i m
11
Courteous Service
i
Th°re is a whole lot '.n being
your iceman, much more than
handing you a chunk of ice
every day. 'Our men ure told to
emphasize service. We see that
you get ice that i.- el.-an and
pure, and get it promptly. Our
drivers weigh it for you aiwl put.
it in your refrigerator without
j messing up the floors, tor sat
isfaction use our ice.
ing 3 acres, residence lot being ex
cepted, 115 feet being bought.
Fourth tract: Being on the North
east side of the old Williamston and
Hamilton road; adjoining the old Wil
liamston and Hamilton road on the
Southeast, D. D. Stalls, Public Ceme
tery and J. S. Rhodes on the North
east and Dick Wynn on the North
west, beginning ao a stob on the old
Williamston and Hamilton road, D.
D. Stalls corner, thence along D. D.
line in a Northeast direction 115 feet
to a stob, D. D. Stalls corner, thence
BUILDING SDPPIIEs"
I
High Grade Screen Doors and
Window Screens Made to Order,
Galvanized or Copper wire.,
WILLIAMSTON
SUPPLY CO.
Week-End
TRIPS
Round Trip Reduced Fares from
Fares from Other Points
in Proportion
Wrightsville 1 teach $7.95
Norfolk $5.35
Virginia Beach $5.98
Tickets on sale Fridays and Sat
urdays, good until midnight follow
ing Tuesday.
RounJ Trip Summer Excursion
Ticket* on sale daily to resorts in
Canada and the United States,
' good until October 31.
We are prepared to serve
V. I). GODWIN, T. A,
Williamston, N. C. Phone 45
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• r.'onjf D. P. Stalls ine at right angle thence along said road to a atob the
with the last mentioned line 79.9 to beginning, excepting that part of
. a s.ob in a branch, thence along: the same which has been sold to Dick
1 various courses of the said btanch to Wynn, Elbert S. Peel, D. D. Stalls,
. J. S. Rhodes line in the Miley Branch, and Sandy Roberson and lot No. 6
s thence along the various courses of which has heretofore
. Miley Branch to Dick Wynn's line, This the 14th day of July, 1927.
. thence along Dick Wynn's line to the ; ELBERT S. PEEL,
. old Williamston and Hamilton road, jy-15-4t Trustee^
; There is a Frigidaire
to suit every requirement
■ » Tl BQ
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or we can make your present
ice box a Frigidaire
No longer need you deny yourself this modern,
i sanitary, carefree refrigeration.
First, because there's a Frigidaire made to fit
your kitchen, no matter how large or how small
it may be.
Second, because tremendous production and
General Motors purchasing power have reduced
manufacturing cost to a point so low that Frigid
aire is available to almost everyone.
Come in and sec the new Frigidajre models. Sec
how easy "it is to own pne. Or let us explain what
a simple matter it is to transform your present
icc box into a Frigidaire.
FRIGIDAIRE
Product of , flilaU
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Williamston, N. C.