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Ruling Tears Up Baseball Teams Under a ruling advanced by the National Association and one that Coastal Plain League officials were forced to accept in connection with player classifications, nearly every club in the Coastal circuit will be wrecked or have iia color changed, according to R. H. Goodmon. presi dent, who went before the directors in sesion at Wilson last evening Wilson will lese?ten of?its old players, and Williamston about, six Each club will have to carry four simon pure rookies, eight men with less than three yea re' experience and not over three men with as much as three years' experience. Mr. C A Harrison continues to | show improvement, and his many ! friends arc sincerely hopeful hi will be able to return home within] the next few days. Martins To Meet the Raleigh AIl-Stars Sunday Afternoon; Brock Will Play With Locals The Williamston Martins are slated to meet the strongest team they have been up against thus far this season when the Ral eigh All-Stars journey here for a real battle Sunday afternoon. The coolest will get underway in UK local rvm promptly at 3 o'clock. The All-Stars, whose roster is made up of four of the five starters of X ( . State College's basketball tram of last year, in cluding P G. Hill, have been defeating all comers in easy style. Among their latest vic tims was the Korky Mount Y which fell by a large margin. But the Martins will be, pre pared?and well prepared too? for they will have the services of Don Brock for the afternoon. Brock, as yon know, plays for Greenville, and has scored over 40 noinls against (he Martins in the last two games. Brock is expected to do a great deal in building up the spirit and fight of the local team and his ability at retrieving the halt on the re bound will prove a vast asset to a point that has been sadljr larking un the Williamston or ganization. The loeal quint will no doubt be at its best strength since Pap Diem was taken ill and a large crowd is expected tp. turn out te witness this high-calibre bas ketball which wBl be seen here Sunday. A Gift of Hardware Lasts the Year Through We Suggest the Following for Gifts and ? Santa Cluus ? Aladdin Wnr/rii If H T ? if ft lir Rifle* k mm ? HaxMifthl.i Shotgun* Oil Heater* T ricyrle* (Tagon* ( ooking Rare Toasters hlertrir Irotvs^ Holler Skates fiaafet - Cutlery II ?///?' Irons I'ercolators (Mssertples China II are lliinlinfi ITear II ale hen I IttrL-m C.iHtkiiiK If are ?immnnilioti ?S to vet Han/(en (.oni /hiss Hiflet film Shelln Koaxtern We Have These and Many Other Useful Woolard Hardware Company Closing Out Quitting Business Forever Store Must lie Vacated by January /, 1914) Prices On Merchandise Cut Again Today Thft in no fake suli^Wc lire really going out of hiigincgM anil hi* have out pricpa for Ilaw! time. If you need gooil 111<-r<-1? a11<Ii or groceries, attend thin final sale. Yon ran buy thr brut for leg* while thin gale rung. (JILT EDGE OVERSEES $1 AH) value ? Voir 75c Good (Quality OVERALL PANTS $1.25 rtr/ftf* :Vmr 75c MEN'S DRESS PANTS $2.00 value ? Note $1.00 I'EPPERELL PRINTS 19c value ? Note 13c yd. MEN'S WORK SHIRTS O 0 1 r9c GIRLS' and BOYS ' TENNIS SHOES 100 pain* to seleet from. 1.00 value. On tale 50c MEN'S DRESS SHOES licgiilar 93.65 anil 95.00 Value* ? On Sale for only ? $2.50 16-INCH HIGH TOP SHOES 10, 10 ' {> and II 6.50 value . . #5.95 5.00 value . . #2.95 LAIJIES' SUEHE SHOES A fine vulue?Sold for 3.(Ml?On nale for 75c EVAPORATED SALT $1.10 All Notions Going At Cost Or Less Bowen Bros. WILUAMSTON ,N. C. Double Loss Marked Up By Williamston's Independent Teams Hon Broek, Gree-nville Are. Again Proves the Man Of (he Hour Basketba 11 - stock tn Williamston j took a decided drop Wednesday eve ning when both the girls' and boys' independent teams were downed in a double defeat. The Williamstop girls' team gained the short end of an 18 to 11 score against the Wash ington All-Star girl aggregation The Martins lost their second straight contest to Greenville 38-30. Triumph by the Washington girls was expected as the locals had put m onXy a *hurt practice pcraoi-ami were not in shape to meet this strong group However, the lassies gave a merry fight, and fans praised the fine spirit. Miss Martin was high in point-scoring for the locals with 7 while Miss Tripp Ted Washington with 10 Once again Don Brock proved the man of the hour as he brought his tetm?liunv?Greenville here and turned on the heat Brock scored 20 l>Oints. sixteen of which came in the first half There lias been something drasti cally wrong with the play of the Martins during the past few games* which has been readily noticed by the fans. What this is or why it is is being rumored, but no doubt it will all bo straightened out ere long and the great offensive machine of the Martins will again click as be fore. The "Big Leaguer", Breezy Beaird rang up five field goals and one.free shot to lead Williamston's attack, with Feitner Wallace and Jeff Grant following with six points each Noticeable also is the improved spirit Grant has shown since his re turn to the active list lira ill was guarding Brock the entire second half, and limited the tall star to a Washington 1.amies Win ? Williamston r. W T Martin f 3 .' 1 7 Huntitle. I it 0 0 Hau ls. X i ?) 0 4 Hodges, g 0 0 0 Barnes, g 0 0 0 Loggett. tf .11 11 0 Pendleton. g (1 0 0 Keel, g (1 0 0 Rogers, g 0 0 0 Totals 5 1 1 1 Washington (i F T Hack dev. f 2 0 v 4 Tripp, f 5 * 0 10 Rumley. t o 2 U 4 Stalled, g 0 0 0 Marslender, g 0 0 0 Alligood, g 0 0 0 Totals 11 0 18 Martins Fail To Shoot Williamston c; F T Begird, f 5 1 11 Wallace, f 3 0 (> laive, c 0 1 1 Manning, g 1 0 2 Grant, g 3 0 (> Anderson, g 2 0 4 Totals. 14 2 30 Greenville G l T l.autrrcs. f 4 11 Masscnfpil, f 0 0 0 Broek, f III 0 20 Deal, C~ 1 2 Kiddick, g 0 I 1 Cox, g 2 0 ? 4 Totals 17 4 38 NOTICE OF RE SALE Under and by virtue of a re-sale in an action entitled "C. B. Martin et al v. C. A. Harrison et al," the un dersigned commissioners, will, on December 28, 1939, at 12 oVlock, noon, in front of the Courthouse door, Martin County, offer for re sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following described tracts of land: FIRST TRACT Located in James ville Township, and bounded as fol son, on the South by I^evi Davis, on the East by L. B. Harrison and Char lie Gurkin and on the West by the I)ay.is tract, containing 11 acres, tnoro or less, and known as the Har rison Gurkin tract SECOND TRACT: Located in Jamesville Township and bounded as follows: On the North and West by L. B Harrison, on the East by Barman Gurkin's land, and on tin South by Josh Jerman land, COR talnlng 20 acies, inure or lean and known as the Davis land. THIRD TRACT: Beginning at a pine, thence running up Cedar Creek or Branch to a Spanish Oak, at cor ner of William Carket line; thence along the fence, thence up the di viding line, thence along the divid ing line S 36 degrees East to the firfct-station. Being 60 acres, more or less. FOURTH TRACT: Beginning at a 7>0*t *>n the Southern edge of the right of way of the A. C. L. R R , and the northeastern corner of the tract deede to J. E. C. Davis of this date to M$F. Hopkins, ^hence e.ast wardly along the right of way of the Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomuldon relieves promptly be ctun It goee right to the (eat of the trouble to looaen germ laden phlegm. Increase accretion and aid nature to aoothe and heal raw, tender. Inflam ed bronchial muooua membrance. No matter how many medlclnea you have tried, tell your drugglet to eell you a bottle of Creomol*ron with the i are to like the way It quickly allays the cough or you are to hare your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chflit Cold*, Bronchltie R R 44 poles to a post, corner thence S 20 E to and across trie Main Run of Big Swamp to a small chop ped black gum- M F Hopkm's cor ner. thence N 20 W HMi poles along Mid K.T "Hopkln s line to tne be ginning Containing 30 acres, more or less. FIFTH TRACT: Beginning at the Josh Jerman corner on the right of viay of the A C 1. R H Co ilnm. along said right of way on the A. C L. R R Co. t? the Free Union Road, thence down the Free Union Road to a marked black gum. in the head! of a bottojji or flat to and through Big Swamp. thence down Big' Swamp to the said Josh Jerman line or corner opposite the point of be ginning. thence along the line of the aid Josh Jerman property to theI ?"Hit of beginning. Containing 40 acres, more or let*, and being the ^aid property conveyed to J E. C Davis and wile U> Sam Moore. 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