There's No Risk
If/Diis Medicine Does Not
Benefit You Pay
Nothing *
• if
A phys'cian who made a specialty
of stomach tfoubles, particularly
dyspepsh, after years of study per
fected the formula from which
Rexall Dyspej»virt T ablets *rt- m uie.
Our experi* nee with Rexall Dys
pepsia Tablets ends ijs to believe
4hrm to be the greatest remedy
known for the relief of acme tudi
gestion and chronic dyspepsia.
Their ingredient- are soothing and
healing to the inflamed mtm!>i.iucs
of the stomach. " Tiey are iich in
one >f the greatest digestive
aid aids kuo mi to medicine T i»
relief thev :tff'>ril is almr>*t imruedi
ate. Their u-e wrh
auJ y fur a short time
bring- almin —a —e Mttion —of the!
pains caused by -t iinaeh disorders
Rex i'l Dv*re >si i Tablets will jn
nure healthy appetite, aiddi>*t stion
and promote nutrition. As ev d
ence of our sincere faith in Rex ill
Dyspepsia-Tablets, we a-k vou t>i
try them at our risk. If tliev do
not give you en'ire sat sfacion. we
will return \oti hs mont-y you pai l
■u" for them, without que ton or
formality. They come in three
•izes, ptices 25 cents, 50 cents and
$1 oo> Remember yon can obtain
the:n only at —Tne Rexa!] Store
The S. R. B gg -D>ug Co. .
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The Quicker a c> Id is gotten rid
of the less the'danuer from pneu
monia and other Serious disca e.
Mr. B. W. L. Hall, of Waverly,
Va , sa\s: ' I firtn'y believe Cham
berlain's C>ugh Remedy to he ab
solutely the lest preparation 011 the
market,for colds I h ve recom
mended it t*> my friends and they
all acree with ine." For sale by
All Dealers.
A Beautiful Calendr
, Mr. Frank F Fagan, the clever
Cashier ot ihe Farmers and Mer
chants Bink, .has presented tin
ofhtye a veiy handsome calendar.
It is a reprwdnction of "Morning,
Vale of the Tieignac, Fran*,'* a
famous painting by Gaston An*-"
lade. The-e cal ndars from year
to year remind one of the jafetv,
soundness and security of this bank
which sends out attractive souve
olre. Thp calendar is the work of
the Thomas D Murphy Company,
of Red Oak, lowa
COUGHS AND COLDS.
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• .".frs. A. 1.-. Wetzirl, JfCiOUiu tH.,T rrt
ft > JfaJ., wriUM:
'•When I begsrt Ut t«koyonr lti«
I eouid not sinc-H. .ir m uliun h
• Ill ritig- Nov 1 «.au both suaSIT
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-V.'bcn I yn»r treatment my
wal texritilc. I l>:ut buzzing'and
Chirping noieos in my hoad. (
t-*Xolloiredyour ;:tviee tullhfally und
tcolfi Penwif fti y a told me. Now I
plight say I ain
♦'l want lo go and visit my mother
t;.d see the doctor übo caid I tra» not
long for thus worl I. I will tell biiu u
%-~s Pcruaa that C tred mc."
l'eople to liquid medlrrluo#\
now fe. Una tablet*. OT
an ideal Laxative,. (|
Don't Be Bald
Nearly Anyone May Se
cure a Splendid Growth
of Hair
We have a remedy that ha; a re
cord of growing hair and cuting
baldness .in 93 out of everv too
cases whe*e used according to
directions for a letsonable length
Of time. That may ?eem like a
strong statement—it* is, and we
mean it to be, and tio >% one should
doubt it untVl h»ve put our
claims to an actual test.
We are 81 certain Rexa'.l "93"
Hair. Touic v\ill cure tfantirull. pie
vent ha Id net**, stimulate the scalp
utid hair rio's, stop falling hair and >
grow new hair* that \*e jK-tsnnaily
give o«r positive" glivantee to re
fund every penny paid us for it in
evetv instance where it does not
Kive entire satisf tctiou to the user.j
Rexall "93" Hair T »nfc is as
pleasant to u e as clear sprii g
water It is delightfully p»rfumeH,
and does not gieise us; gntn the
hair. T>vo sizes, 50*. wud $\ oo
With 1 ur jtut'ian el>ack of.it, um
ceitainty t..ke no risk Sod onl>
at our store —Th" Rexall Store
Tor S R HK T I) u Co
7 POSTED
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All persons .are hcrtby forbi«ldtti to
hunt with' Klin or di»x, or in anyway
trespass on my lands in Jatnesvillc
Towdship, adjoi-ing Roanoke River,
Varieu Neck Creek and the lands of
Salinger, Berry, Normau, !ucus
aad Hampton.
This December 22nd. 1910. 12 23-4t
Allie 0. Blount.
Trustee's Sale
By virtue of authority of a Deed
of Trust* executed to me by B. W
Bryant and Mrs. Bryant oti the 30111
da> of I)eretiil»er, 1908 aud duly reeynleil
in the tester's ofhee in Martin County
in Book VVV I'agf 464 to secure the
payment of a certain bond beating efen
date therewith, and the stipulations in
•aid Deed of Trust not having been com
plied with "I 1 shall expose at public
auction, for cash at 1:30 p. bj. Monday
the 16th dav of January 1911,' at the
Court house door in Williatiibtou in
Martin County, the following property:
Be tig an acre lot in the town of Wil
Hamilton, with a two rooiy house there
on taring on Church Street anil being
one-half a block from Main Street, being
the land deded by Sylvester Hus-ell to
Laveuia Williams us set foith in Book
MM'Page 185 Martin County Registry
to which reference is made.
This December 15th, 1910.
S. J. KVERETTr
IS 23 4t Trustee.
Cam* Natural.
"Johnnie!" * /
"Vessuiu,"
"When did you learn to swear?'t»_ .
"Leurn-to awoar?" • "
"Yes."
"Never did learn." •
"Johnnie. I just heard jrpu bwearing
soiuethiiig frtgtitful."
"Never dM learn nohuw. Guess I
was Juat botit that way."
Mercenary Maid.
"Ethel r
"Xes, dear.''
"Do you believe In "long engage*
meutsV"
"Thnt dcprnila."
"Ou'wf«it ?"
"SVlietber there Is a richer'nian lu
sight or not."
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Found It Eis/i
'TJIh wif diver s v. itb tilm." 1
"\Vhnt harmony! Waybo sUe U afraid
of him "
"No; sb» has a rulnd of h"r own." j
"Kut do tlielr bv-rrrs alti avs beat 11 s j
oner*
"Yes; he always strrtea with her."
A Minor Luxury.
"Wait for lue a tu'iMrin. I iriu*t
run over to the butcher MIIO|».".
"A)'hiJt fort"
"I want to order a ,iM»rierhouae sienU
for dltitu r.,"
"1 ih Ui;bt you t. lU me yon couldn't
afford/ini automobile." T
Exceliant. .
."What would you ndvl&e a fell.iw to
do that Is broke."
**r>ri)fe,e?" , 1
"Ye*."
"I should idvLe him to find employ
ment in a repair Bhop.""
Bo!itary Gra.idure.
"Where did he get his title ot gen
eral ?" l ,
"In u an revolution A 1
"Was he kind to the privates?"
"He never saw nny." • --
Haa Yat to Matriculate. /,j
"What school did you attend t
'The acbool of eitperlence."
"I never heard of that." r
"No? Well yon are slated tot It
•U right, then."
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Have Woolard to maKe FLUES
and You will hay£ r the BEST
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MADE TO ORDER
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Wollards Combined Harrow and Cultivator
J. L. WOOLARD
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
;jw-« .* ; ••. *"• % ' £.4.'* * t • .. ......
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NOTICE!
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I will sell at Alition to the Highest
Bidder on Monday January 2, igii at my!
Residence 5 miles from Williamston, near
Brown" 1 s Springs, the following property:
One two horse wagon, three plows, live
cultivators, one corn sheller, one buggy,
one log cart, hogs, chickens, farming im
plements, geese,. household and kitchen
furniture and stable manure. Terms of
Sale Cash.
John M. Mizell
This Dec, 15, 1910. ' 1
Lime For Farms
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WK ARK again selling LIME for Farming purposes. The
highest grade 98 per ctut } ure litne in hn!k or fiesh ground,
screerud and sacked. No water about it. Heady and eotiveniCht to
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apply to the land AT ONCK. Fanners Shonlit Not Buy Ready Slack
ed Lime—Such as hydrated lime as they would gtt per cent, wa
ter, anil prepared lime is still worse—when \ou would only 28 per
cuit liine, making only Hi*., to a ton ami 30 lbs, of Potash. And
thin having to haul 1420 lbs, of filler tint is wothless, when yfiu can
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get a ton qf fresh lime analy zing 98 per 'cent pure lime for hall the
ptice.
Let us st 11 jou early and save itKtuy. January is tbe time to
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handle liuie. •
- ' N. 5. Peel & Co. -
WILLIAMSTON, - - NORTH CAROLINA
-P*. *+-
YOU CAN'
NEVER KNOW
The Vatoe and (Vniven it-nce of a
HANK ACCOUNT'
until you U»ve tr> J one. Wl.i
ever ynu f«-1 -dispoM-d u# tesi the
iHHUer*'? ithiill
yon with the i et k wiry bi'i k*,l>i..n»t
anil iiiforiiKtUon
. . We Pay . .
A FOUR PER CENT 4
■ on time deposits 3_.
Bank of Robersonvilk
Knbfrrsonville, N. C.
R. H. HAKCROVU, A S. Robkkson,
■ President, . Vice-£res.
- J. A. MIZRIJt,. Cash lKK.
Notice
Having qualified a« Fxecutor upon the
Estate ot >arah J. Robnf*on deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
holding claims against said Estate
- ent them to the undersigned for pay
men} on or before the 28th dav of Nov
1911, or this notice will be plieaded in
bar of their recovery. »
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate ptrment.
This 28th day of N»v., 1910
G. L. ROBERSON
ia.-a-6t ; Executor.
Wlfl ."* W.,1 *
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'l'.For the Next 30 Days
WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF- Ck
Dry -Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Caps,
O ' ■ . , Boots and Shoes . ♦ .
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a jW At Actual Gost Toe Gush **3B .
g!fc Q|
X It will be to your interest to come in and let us show you auything
_ you may need in the above line's. 3HL
Come Early Before Stock, is Picked Over \B|?
Yours to please, %
0 O. ,K. Cowing Company g
Williamston, - - - North Carolina *
ecc-cc-e c-c-c- ccc- c-c-c- c-c-^^
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150 SKIRTS ISO
y.
That must be sold. All we as is that you
examine them aud consider •
these Prices: -
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? $2.00 and $2.50 Skirts $1.39 ?
? ; 3.00 44 1.79 ?
? 3.50 41 1.98 ?
? 4.00 »♦ • 2.25 ?
? 4.40 14 5.00 ' 2.98 ?
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Exceptional Bargians in Shirt Waists
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These Skirts and Shirt Waists must go
j between now and the first of the year re
jgardless of cost.
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Bargains in Shoes & Pants
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The New Store
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A. K. Hatem
(Store f oruierly occupied by The City Furniture Co.)
Williamston, - - North Carolina
"DAD, HERE'S' TO YOU"
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We haprcned in a home the other night, and over tbe parlor
door saw the .legend worked in letters of red, "What is Home
Without a Mother?" Across the room was another brief,
"(lod Hl ss Our Home "
Now. what's the matter with "God Bless Our Dad?" He gets
up earlv, lights the fire, boils au and with liis boots wipes
off the dew of the dawn while many a" mother" is sleeping.
He makes the weekly handout for the! butcher, grocer, milk
man and baker, and his pile is badly walloped before he has - '
been home an hour.
, If there is a noise during the night dad is kicked in the back
aud made to go down stairs to find the burglar and kill him.
Mother darns the socks, but dad bought tbe socks in the first
place. atid the needles and the yarn afterwards. Motlur does
tip the fptnrbnt dad bought it all, and jars and sugar cost like
the mischief.
Dad buys the chickens for the Sunday dinner, carves
himself and draws the neck from the ruins after every oue >
else is served. 'What is Home Without a Mother?" Yes
that is all right; but what is liorne without a fatbei? Ten
chances to one boarding house, father is under a .slab,
and the landlady is the widow. D.id, here's to you--\ou've
got your fault-; \mi may liave lots of 'em—but you are all
right, and k\e will Hr,is-, sou wlipn \ou're >;otu;.
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Of course you will miss dear old Daddy when he is .gfone? How
about it. Dad? Are you insured in the NEW-YORK LIFE?
CLAYTON MOORE, Representative
WiJliunuiton, .North Carolina
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