Tuesday, October 4. 1927
4
Society & Personals
Asa Crawford Better
Friends of Asa Crawford are glad
that he is resting more comfortably
since his operation last week in the
Washington Hospital.
' . £
Guests of Harry A. Biggs
Mr. Jesae Moye, of Greenville,
and Dr. John Cotton Tayloe, of
Washington, were the guests of Har
ry A. Biggs last Friday.
Spend Sunday in Greenville ,
Miss Lucille Allen and Norman
Harrison spent Sunday afternoon in
Greenville. 1
Rev. and Mrs. Larkin Here
Rev. and Mrs. L. C. Larkin, of
Tarboro, attended the Roanoke Fair
here last week.
Visits Mrs. Milton Moye
Miss Mary Jones, of Grimesland,
visited her sister, Mrs. Milton Moye,
during the week end.
Leave for Tennessee
Mrs. C. H. Dickey and little son
were called to Marietta, Tenn., last
week to be with her mother, who
suffered a stroke of paralysis.
Here From Bethel
Herbert Rives, of Bethel, spent the
week end with his father, Mr. Peter
Rives, and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Wilson.
Here From Littleton
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. White and
son, James, of Littleton, spent the
week end here visiting relatives.
BARGAIN IN FARM
EASY TERMS
344.48 acres, 6 1-2 miles north from Williamston on Highway
No. 125, then i 1-2 miles to right, known as J. Lass Wynne farm,
which is a part of the old Ballard farm.
■There are about 134 acres of open land on this farm, of which
about 90 is in crop this year. It has the best part of the
old Ballard farm land on it. There is considerable pine, gum, and
cypress timber on it and much good woods land as well.
Owners will sell as it is or will build improvements to suit the
purchaser, as and where he wants them.
- Tbitt (arm can be bought at a bargain and on terms to suit.
The right sort o( a man can own it with a small cash payment
down. See Klbert S. Peel, attorney, Williamston, or write
North Carolina Joint Stock Land ,Bank
» ... . ..w' DURHAM. N.C. o4 fit
No Better Place on Earth
To Sell Your Tobacco Than
ROCKY MOUNT, N.C.
"THE DEPENDABLE MARKET"
1 I
WITHBUYERSASGOODASCAN BE FOUND ON ANY MARKET IN THE
0. WORLD
THE BEST PLACE IN ROCKY MOUNT TO SELL FOR THE HIGHEST
PRICE EVERY TIME IS THE
Service Warehouse
* ROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAROLINA
Works, Collie & Saunders
H i 1 i i i i. .
WHY SELL YOUR TOBACCO BELOW *THE MARKET PRICE ?
BRING US YOUR NEXT LOAD AND GET THE HIGHEST PRICES, TO
WHICH ALL TOBACCO FARMERS ARE ENTITLED. TIPS AND BETTER
BODY TOBACCO ARE SELLING MUCH BETTER.
kN: ' ' •V\ ■ " - ' V ' ■ .• . •
Returns to Dunn
Mrs. Ralph Parker left yesterday,
afternoon for her home at Dunn, af
ter spending several days here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. F.
Harrison.
T, F. Harrison Improving
Friends of Mr. T. F. Harrison are
glad that he is improving from a re
cent illness and hope that he will
soon be able to,be out again.
I '
Spends Week End Htre
Miss Margaret Lyons, of Rocky
Mount, spent the week end with Miss
Sue Wilkins at Mrs. R. A. Pope's.
She was accompanied home Sunday
afternoon by Miss Wilkins and C.
D. Carstarphen, jr.
Here From WkUeviUe
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Coburn, of
WhiteviUe, visited his sister, Mrs.
Harry Meador, and Mr. Meador here
this week, t.
■ 1
Here From Washington
Messrs. George Paul and Otis Win
field, of Washington, were in town
last week. ' £i
Visit Friends in Halifax
Miss Katherine Cok visited friends
in Halifax Sunday.
Return From Extended Trip
J. W. Watts, sr., and J. W- Watts,
jr., have returned from a trip to
Staunton, Va., Martinsburg, W. Va.,
and other places in Virginia, West
Virginia, and Maryland in the apple
grqwing territory.
PHONG
AajtUii for
Tkb Depart hmU
Te
46
In Rocky, Mount Friday
Mrs, Delha Green and Mr. and
Mrs. y. C. Green were in Rocky
Mount Friday to see Dr. QuUlan.
, ' %
Returns From New York
W. R. Orleans has returned from
New York, where he visited his fam
ily and bought goods for W. R. Or
leans store.
Here From Hopewell, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Slade Roberson, of
Hopewell, Va., have come here to
make Jtheir home. Mr. Roben|#i
has gone into the mercantile busi
ness of his uncle, Mr. B. F. Perry,
and at present they are making their
home with Mr. and Mrs. Perry in
New Town.
1
Visitors From Robersonville
Mesdames Vance Roberson and
David Grimes, of Robersonville, were
shoppers here yesterday.
In Rocky Mount Friday
Medames W. C. Maning, jr., and
Milton Moye motored to Rocky Mt.
Friday to carry Miss Oma Adams,
who visited route, to her
home at Four Oaks.
100
. - * ; ' , •
Jersey Dresses
SPECIAL PRICE
$4.95
Barnhill Brothers
i
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
THE ENTERPRISE
NOTICE
To any and all parties who hold
claims against the Roanoke Fair As
sociation or aqpinst,. John L. Roger
son, manager, you are hereby re
quested to present same to the under
signed at once for payment.
J also wish to thank all persons,
both individually and collectively, who
contributed to the success of the fair,
both by thcri exhibits and their visits!
Yours truly,
JOHN L. ROGERSON.
CARD OP THANKS
We most sincerely thank the large
number of friends who so kindly min
istered to our companion and mother
in her long illness and at her death.
In the trying hour the kind hand and
words of sympathy give much comfort
and for all expressions of service we
express our thanks.
W. E. MANNING
AND CHILDREN.
WANTS
WANTED FOR MARTIN' COUN 1
ty: Are you making S4O to $l5O
weekly? Dealers starting near you
without experience sellinK Wbitmer
medicine* and home necessities do.
You drive your own car or team and
wagon and do business on our capital.
No lay-offs. Permanent business for
farmers, laborers, salesmen, and oth
ers. Write today f&t Whitmer's
"Every-day-pay-day-plan") for you. H.
C. Whitmer Co., Columbus* Ind,
Dept. K34IJ. 527 Jtpd
WANTED TO BUY: OLD TIME
furniture; sofas, desks, tables, chairs
beds, sideboards, andirons, fenders,
Confederate stamps; highest cash
prices; will call anywhere. St*ia
meti, 1411 N. 22 St., Richmond, Va.
s3O 4t
WANTED A GHEAF SECOND
hand hay bailer. Williamston Sup
ply Co., Williamston, N. C. o4 2t
FOR SALE: BARRED ROCK
hens and pullets; also have ready
early Jersey Wakefield cabbage plants.
Adjoining fair grounds, J. F. Weaver.
o4 4t
■-• . /
WANTED TO RENT: 3 "OR 4
rooms for light housekeeping; con
venient to bath. Phoue 184. o4 2t
FOR SALE: 65 SHOATS; ALL
life-treated for cholera and in thrifty
condition; ready for peanut field.
Haywood Rogers, Williamston, N. C.,
sJO 4t -
WANTED: GIRLS TO LOOP AND
knit; experienced or inexperienced.
Come to see or write Walker Knitting
Mills, Tarboro, N. C. s3O 20t
MONEY TO LOAN: I
represent land banks and
clients who have any a
mount of money to loan.
Hugh G. Horton, attorney,
Williamston, N. C. s2O lmo
60T RID JIF POISON
Kaatackiaa Find# BUck-Draafht
• Great Aid la Retieriaf
Coa*tipatioa, and Soea
F«U 0. K.
Catlettaburg, Ky.—Mr. Miles Hop
kina, of 1218 Center Street, tma
city, says:
"There was a time when my besilth
waa not ao good. I auSered a great
deal from gaa pains. My ayatem
was saturated with poison which
was not properly eliminated. From
time to time I had severe head
aches, and 1 felt sluggish and Hull
"I knew of Black-Draught as a
medicine for constipation, so I
thought I would try it. For s while
I took i small dose every night un
til my system was rid of the ac
cumulated poison.
"I gained in weight and my gene
ral health was good. That expe
rience made me realize the merits
of Black-Draught. I kept it in my
home and when I begin to feel lifc
leaa and dull, I take a dose, sdter
which 1 feel 0. K. again.
"People generally do not realize
the riak they take in allowing con
stipation to run on. I try to keep
my ayatem cleansed, and I find
Black-Draught a great aid in doing
thia."
For aale everywhere, 86a Get a
package today. NC-iU
THE BIG
% " ' * i.
Rocky Mt. Fair
Oct. 11,12,13,14,15
HARNESS RACES FOUR DAYS
BIG FIREWORKS PRORGAM AT NIGHT
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS
•■,'•. . . '
■ ■ ' ■ , , , - :
~r * . 1
Bernardi Shows
On the Midway
A- ' * '' -i * . ■ ' » *' %
A Big Time for You
Y * * ' , .> ' '
REMEMBER, WE CHARGE ONLY ADMISSION
R. R. GAY, * / J V ; NORMAN Y. CHAMBLISS
President % j Secretary
SHIP TO
WINBORNE & COMPANY
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NORPOLK. v».— Cotton „ SUFFOLK, Va.—Peanut*
Get Their Latest Prices on Nitrate of Soda, Peanut Bags, Lime,
and Fertilizers Before Buying
Will Loan Seventy-five Per Cent Value on Cotton and Peanuts
o4 Skipped to Store. lOtw
BUSINESS AND CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
t'"' . " 9
Our optometrist, Mr. G. C. Hodgens, will be
at the Clark Drug Store, at Williamston, N. C., on
WEDNESDAY, OTOBER STH
a _
for the purpose of making eye examinations and
scientifically fitting glasses.
Mr. Hodgens is a registered optometrist, and
his work is guaranteed by us. We will appreciate
your patronage.
v >
Bell Jewelry Co.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
4 \
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT FOR
SALE BY OWNER
By Reason of My Inability to Confer Personally
With Numerous Inquirers, I shall, on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19, AT 11 A. M.
on the premises, offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, upon the terms of one
third cash, balance in three equal annual install
ments, my lot on Main Street, in Williamston, ad
joining Culpepper Hardware Co., fronting on
Main Street 35 feet and extending back 140 feet
to a 30-foot alleyway, which connects with Main
~"~and Church Streets.
' FRANK S. HASSELL
Raleigh, N. C.
PAGE THREE