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THE ENTERPRISE
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ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING COMPANY
WII4JAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA f
W. C. Manning.- X- Editor
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vidual members of the company.
Friday, December 30, 1927
The Soberest Christmas in Many Years
Williamston experienced the sober- j
est Christmas this year that it has
for many years. A staggering man j
was hard to find, and very few folks,
were talking loud. Ihe only |
reason why people were soberer than
One More Day— How Will You Spend It?
One more day before the hooks
close on 1927. A few more chances
to do some good deed, but too late
to make a complete success, unless
the foundation bas been well laid and
properly worked during the /lays al
ready passed. Not too late, however,
to do a bad thing and spoil a whole
year. One day is enough to begin
and finish a bad deed.
Regret and remorse are very un
desirable guests. All those Who look
over their record and find ground for
regret, and who think of some deed
done tha tstrikes their Jieart strings
North Carolina's Advantages
North Carolina is the place to live.
It is American and we all feel a
pride in that' word "American,' it
makes no difference whether we hail
ed from Spain, China, Greece, Scan
dinavia, or any other part" of the
world, with the possible exception
of England and Germany, who may
not fully appreciate America. To all
those who do, North Carolina has
the purest American citizenship to
offer. . .....
Then, North Carolina leads in so
many of the things that make hap
piness. We have all the agricul
tural products necessary to feed and
clothe man #nd beast. We' have
all the itmber needed to shelter and
warm them. We Kav§ alftibSt all
the pecessarv minerals to supply
their needs.
We have the streams and waters
for both good drainage and trans
portation. We have the iish and
game for food and fun. We have
good transportation, rail, boat, and
motor, which puts us within 24 hours
of 50,000,000 neighbors and friends.
We have schools and colleges. In
colleges we have the greatest educa
tional center in the world, accord
ing to population, with the radius
embracing the State Col-
WEAK, NERVOUS
Gear pa Ltdj CouM Not Sleep
Nighta, Bat After Taking
Qrdoi She Was "Like a
Different Person."
Comer, Ga.—Mrs. C- H. Smith, of
this pises, related the following
interesting experience:
1 wss weak and nervous snd run
down. I couldn't sleep at night I
fait tired snd not in condition to do
Bay work. I had Cardui recommend
ed to ma, but slwsys thought I could
oat>do most sickness, but this wss
e«s time I nsedsd help 1 wss so
week I coffld hardly lift my hsnd.
"I cant asrirsss how bad I felt
1 know I unproved after taking
Cardoi. I was like s different per
son. I wss built up snd was strong
er and better than in a long time.
*1 have s young daughter who had
As fta,' and after aha got up she
would ease in a while have such se
vers cramping spells, fust suffer ter
ribly. I knew them wss a weakness
and, hoping Cardui would reach this
trouble, Iliad her take it snd the
ang bottle helped bar so much *it
was able to lesvs it off snd does not
have this trouble now."
Cards! baa been in use far more
Oms to ysers.
»Teg(itsldn. mild, harmless.
drag stotsa. NC-ira
Jr>>- ' )
j usual was because they had had less
! liquor, of course.
Yet there are those who say it Is
worse than it used to be. Those who
, remember how it used to be, of
course, know they are wrong.
with pangs qf remorse, will have only
one day to balance up the year's ac
cdtints. And then begins another
year which will bring us all oppor
tunities to write a good record.
If we have failed in this year to do
what we should, we should not for
get that we will have 366 days in
1928 to write a good book. What
we need ot do is to let the book have
366 clean pages without any blots.
Good resolutions for the first day of
the year, kept every day in the year,
will look good to us as we review it
in old age.
lege, the several women's colleges at
Hfaleigh, Duke University, the sev-,
eral Greensboro colleges, Elon, and
several other institutions which would
fall within a circle taking in Raleigh,
on the east, and Greensboro, on the
west. No territory in the entire
world with a like population can
touch us, and then almost every
child in the State is now (if not, soon
to be) in reach of a good high school.
Socially, we are as friendly as any
people anywhere.
.Those Whose Business
it is to Know _
Lucky Strike* ;
recces ever made.
11,10S)|( doctor*
ion* about
inj and throat A
m ir H M CiES
WHAT is the quality that Giovanni Martinelli, Mary Garden,
William Hodge, David Belaaco, Lenore Ulric, Fiske O'Hara,
Blanche Ring, and other famoua singers, actors, broadcasters and
public apeakera have found that makes LUCKY STRIKES delight
ful and of no poaaible injury to their voices ?
For the anawer we turned to medical men and asked them this
question:
Do you think from your experience with L UCKY STRIKE
citfjtrettee that they are toss irritating to sensitive or tender
throatm than othmr cigarettes, whatever the re— on?
11,105 # doctors answered this fjl
Theee figures represent the opinion and CLSaUafMB
experience of doctora, thoae whose
buaineaa it is to know.
FUke O'Hara, Hearing Stage Star, fllinaiifl
uriiui ■/ fci/Vn Y\ wl
"Tht throat iiatUt- I Hi
" . icese ■ \\f 01 If C /Kit
; .t. all ®
: irritation, I molus
jr or* not onlj^ktodI to
M»ll 'SfifSSESg^*
-It's toasted"
•V W s_ LYBKAND, ROSS BKOS. a
IIIITTIH umiiM HH rin> AwmmmU m Auditor*
In business, we are ahead of all
our neighbors. We are leading all
the States in many items of manu
factured goods. Our ratio of wealth
increase is> three times greater than
the average for the United States.
With all these fine advantages, we
should take every opportunity to fur
ther develop our. State, which has
only commenced to be a great State,
if we will only work and let her
grow. , , y
We must not watch her grow, be
cause we have no time to stop and
watch. Nineteen twenty-eight will
sojin be here with abundant oppor
tunities.
NOTICE
Having this day qualified as Admin
istrator of Mis* Annie Mizclle\late
of Hamilton. N. C, all persons holding
claims against said estate will present
"tlierti to the undersigned for payment
on or before the 2)*t day of Novem
ber, 1928, or this-notice will be , plead
in bar of the recovery of the same.
All persons indebted Tit the said estate
will please make immediate payment
of the same.
1 ijis 21st chtv of November, 1927.
l_. D. CARSTARPHEtf.
n29 6tw Administrator.
WANTS
FOft OLD AGE INSURANCE
plania pecan grove with Wight's
Quality Pecan Trees. Write for
prices and information. J. B. Wight,
i Cairo, Ga. • d 9 8t
APARTMENT OK HOUSE WANT
. Ed: With three or fjur connecting
rfcon) if possible, or a small house. Ap
ply tn .1 K.. Stanley, care Carolina Tel.
& Tel Co. ll7 2t
666
ii a prescription for
COLDS, GRIPPE, FLU, DENGUE,
BILIOUS FEVER AND MALARIA
It Kills the Germs
To Curo a
Cold In Mk
Ono Day
f Uxattw
(Bromo]
\Quinine]
tai/ftr
Tha tonic and laxntiv* affect of
Litxativa HHOMO QUININE Tableta
will fortify the «y«t»ra against Grip,
Influenza Mitd othwr aerioui ilia raault
rug froiu u Cold. l'rica 30c.
Tha mos bi ..ra thla aignatura
—Proven Merit since 1889—
THE ENTERPRIS
CARD OP THANKS
To the many friends and neighbor*
who aided the family to overcome the
shock, the Midden death and burial of
otsr youngest ton we extend sincere*t
thanks as an evidence of our great ap
preciation.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. RAWLS.
WANTED: JOB IN FIRST-CLASS
grocery, general merchandise, or
gent's furnishings; also experience in
hardware. Excellent references. Ad
dress H-507, care The Enterprise. d2O 3
FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM DWEL
ling house on Watts Street, known
a» the W. F. (iurganus house, will be
sold for division 011 Monday, Janu
ary 9th, 1928. in front of the Farmers
tk Merchants Bank. W. H. Wynn.
BY USING HIGH GRADE MAG
nesium limestone containing 36 to
*8 per cent magnesium carbonate the
tobacco station at Oxofrd got an av
erage annual increase in tobacco of S6B
per acre for 5 consecutive years. You
can get it, too, by using MASCOT
Agricultural Lime. See your local
MASCOT dealer or write AMERI
CAN LIMF.STONE CO.. Knoxville,
Tenn. J mo dec
Grove's
Tastoloss
OhHI Tonic
Stops Malaria. Restores
Strength and Energy. It
Purifies and Enriches the Blood.
You can feel it* Strengthening,
Invigorating Effect. 60c.
(PUasant to Taka)
i When you see it yougjwill
say,... "Only General Motors
could produce such a car at
Chevrolet's Low Prices"
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-'» | 7 • . -'-t /*-- ,« - -■ - ».,, . V ;•.• • J.- •-• , , .£:• " .... • Jrafe
Peel Motor Company wuHamgt....
Harris Motor Company' Robersonville
QUALITY AT LOW COST
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WANTED: A 2-HORSE TENANT
for 1928, colored . preferred. Good
land; good home; two mile* front
Windsor, N. C. T. J. Heckstall, Wind
sor, N. C. d2O 2t
LOST: BLACK HAT BOX, NEAR
Gardner's Creek Bridge Sunday af
ternoon. Contained ladies and baby's
clothing. Also two patterns with name
"Mrs. Austin Jackson" on them. Will
the man driving a coupe who picked
up this bag return it to Brown Bros.,
Jamesville, and receive reward? d 23 2t
TENANTS WANTED ON BEST
part old Ballara farm, new buildings
built for desirable tenant and contract
so tenants can make some money, 134
acres cleared. Sec W. C. Manning,
Witliamslon. d3O 4t
fYorit dose
ULa Childs
y CONTINUAL
dosing upsets
children'* delicate stomachs.
V.cks is applied externally and
th refore cannot disturb the diges
tion. It acts in two way*:
(1) The body heat releases the
ingredients in the form of vapors
which are inhaled.
(2) At the same time Vicks
"draws out" the soreness like a
poultice.
MtiSJig
OWT T* MILLION JAMS USED YEAJUT
I HAVE TAKEN UP A DUKOC
boar which will freigh about 300
pounds, unmarked. Owner pleaae
come for him and pay cost. Frank
Weaver. • d3O 2t
LOST: DARK BROWN MARE
mule with white note, left my lot
this week. Finder pleaae notify A. W.
Hardison, Route 4, Williamston. d3O tf
PENDER'S
THE BETTER CHAIN STORES
Week End Specials
LIMA BEANS *£.' .r 27°
BEAN HOLE BEANS __ 25 c
PICNIC SHOULDERS » 20 c
TUNA FISH - 20°
OUR PRIDE BREAD " _ I.lo°
DP PA VI? vuln '
. tr. WUVHi light fruit, lb. :
ft? BUTTER Sb „ : 55 c
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Friday, December 30,1927
SUITCASE LOST: WITH LADIES'
and drildren't wearing apyreL Lft>
eral reward. Apply to The Enterprise:
It I
SORREL PONY, BRANDED ON
left hip "J. X. P." stolen or st»aj«i
from Speight farm a week mgo. Lib*
eral reward will be paid for his return.
Sylvester Wynn. d3O 4t