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Wflfiamatea, N. C.
iVidiTi July 9, tqtt;
KNOW TOUR HOML
LbmK ng papers throughout the
* country are carrying articles ur
ging the people "to see America
first.*' The slaughter in Europe
haa b ought Americans face to
face with the fact that they have
far years been doing many fool
ish things, prominent among
which is the annual tour to Eu
rape. The active principle pro
ducing the thirst for travel
abroad is money. Let a family ,
•pjpt rich either by a lucky stroke
or by inheritance, and letters of '
credit are secured hurriedly and J |
a large part of that money goes 11
into making Europe richer. It'
kms tseeined impossible to educate '
the j>eople into staying at home \
and becoming acquainted with \
their own magnificent scenery,
beautiful cities, lakes, rivers and
everything wonderful which Na- I
ture can make in her workshop. J
It has taken the var to keep \
Americans at home and to spend
their cash among their own peo- '
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J News From Hamilton. [
Mrs. Maggie Floyd and daugh- '
ter have returned from Panaeca. '
Mi.*? Mary L. and C. D. Car- jj
starphen, Jr. spent the week-end j
with Mrs. Harrv Waldo.
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Miss Effie Waldo has returned "
from Williamston. |
Jordan Hines spent Sunday in j
Leens.
Steven Ewell and Wilbur Wor-j'
sk\v spent the 4th in Norfolk, j f
Mrs. .J. H. Williams and chil-h
dreii left Sunday for Norfolk.
Mrs. J. B. Cloman spent last! I
week in Scotland Neck. j
M rs. M. I. Fleming has return-.
el from a 4 yisit to (ireenville. |'
I T. B. £lade went to Williams-j i
ton Sundav. ,
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Miss Pattie Sherfod is visiting
relatives in Greenville.
Mrs. Jim Everett and children
spent a few hours here Thursday.
Mrs. S T Nicholson and Mifis;
Carlotta Nicholson have returned
t® Washington after a visit toj
Mrs. Dan Taylor.
Mrs. T. B. Slade, Jr., returned
Monday from a visit to Newport
News.
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Traveling Mam's Experience.
•* f ln iiit .j,Rii'H" •-f rs >•. I hads*
very severe attack of cholera mor
ry;ii |>h\ M i ins v, 'rlml ■>\
wmi from lour a. in, to six 11.I 1 .
w. waeout giving mo any relief
and then told mc'thvv did not ex-=,
pen me to live; llt at I had best
telegraph for my family. Instead,'
of doing so» 1 gave the hotel | nr
tjer fifty-cents and told him to buy
one a bottle of C harnher lain' s Colic ;
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
-am? take no substitute. 1 tflpk it,
don Colt dose according to ihe dU
factions and Went to sleep after
the sec- fid dose. At ii\e o'clock
the *>ext morning 1 was.called oy
my ©Met -and took a'train for my
topping point, a well man
t tkui Reeling rather shaky from the
wcrity "STlhe"aftaßt, G.
W-Ireland, LouisvUte, Ky. Ob
Restored to Good Health
" I was sick for (our years wtth
stomach trouble," writes Mrs.
-Otto Gans, Zanesville, Ohio. "I
lost weight and felt so weak that
.1 almost gave up hope of being
cured. A friend told me about
Chamberlain's Tablets, and since
using two bottles of them I have
been a wel! woman." Obtainable
everywhere.
On* Cause of Matrimony.
Many a bachelor marrtaa ju»t be
cause he feels that when he geta old
and horrid he will want aomethluf
besides th» clock to make a noise
around tfce house
Clasa Distinction.
"What do rem think of the nerve of
that fallow In the third row? Trying
to flirt wltb ma. be was, Maymat
As if I'd notlee a fellow,who came
to a 15-cent vaudeville show!"—Har>
vard Lampoon.
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I FARMING !
12 $
| Machinery |
J I am Ayent for .2
Gibbes Machinery Company's $
$ $
(Vnnplefo Line of Farming Ma*
oliinorv, oousistinfir of Gasoline x
'!>, Saw Mills, Hay Balers, I- *
horse, *2-horse and power bal- y.
w ers. ('ottou Gius and Presses. *
j| And All Other Kinds of ]f
j| Machinery I
|j| Let me figure with von before
buying. I also sell the World m
Famous P. & (). Bulky Plow. ra
Biggs iron & Motor Co. 1!
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j PHONE (8 ' ,- J
jr ,r y>& "" rT v»Eum >naaa.TiMiii»Mn n'fmn n nn>^
u ' n Your'
with poor light, "trying to match
, sew orTread, when thr liglu J
ff\\vrives a soft, white radiance like I
dwi' r mISeIjBb bottled sunshine"?
,-, !t gives three times the light of ; |
:' tlv type i: can \c ■-... it lamp at the same cost for cur- 1
f, rent, rd its drawn wire filament practically eliminates I
L h.' . F.ven though you get three limes as much light, W
a: would b~- ' r ore. Can your afford not to invest- 1
dj igatc i-)) ,
|A vvaston Electric Co. i
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THE ENTERPRISE, WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Bilious Attacks
When you have a bilious attack
your liver fails to perform its
functions. You become consti
pated. The food you eat ferments
in your stomach instead of digest
ing. This inflames the stomach
and causes nausea, vomiting and
a terrible headache. Take Cham
berlain's Tablets. They will tone
up your liver, clean out your stom
acn and you will soon be as well
as ever. They only cost a quart
er. Obtainable everywhere.
Lame Back
Lame back is usually due to
Rheumatism of the muscles of
back. Hard working people are
most likely to suffer from it. Re
lief may be had by massaging the
back with Chamberlain's Lini
ment two or three times a day.
Try it. Obtainable everywhere.
They All Help
Smile
Be honest
Keep busy
Be cheerful
Don't Gamble
Don't grumble
Pay your debts
Grin and bear it
Hold your temper
Learn to take a joke
Patronize home industries
Don't parade your troubles
Try to make an honest dollar every working day.
Don't talk war—talk about your home and hapipess.
Save your money and deposit it in this bank and live
happy hereafter.
Farmers & Merchants Bank
J. 0. BKKIS, Pres.
C. D. CARSTARPMEN, V*Prss.
K. W. SALSBURY. sod. Vica-Prwa.
R. O. HARRISON, lasble.
I J. L. RODQBRSON, Asa't Cashier
m eeeaee^
ID OWN!
| Goes The Price |
B ' $/)
oji all Men s, emen's' and Childrens Oxfords
4J Lawns, and Fancy Dress Goods, and Embroideries.
It will pay you to see our goods and get our prices
i before you buy. Ladies Hats at wonderfully low
Palm Beach Suits • $4.75
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Gome and See Us t»
0 Harrison Bros. & Co. &
Main Street w
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Corf |V\| ifl'l ' Young men seeking to equip
Vrfill Ulillu themselves for practical life in
TAOr•^»Aff•c , Agriculture and all its allied
leacnerrs branches; in Civil, electrical and
_ , . Mechauical Engineering; in Chcm
Training Senool '"7 and r ,n
--" dustry, and in Agricultural Tcach-
A State School to train ' n W 'N excellent provision for
teachers for the public their chosen careers at the State's]
schools of North Caroli- industrial College, "This College
na. Every energy is di- men ~r l'b*. Faculty for the
rected to this one pur- coming year of 65 men: 767 stud
pose. Tuition free to all a 5 buildings. Admirably
who agree to teach. Fall equipped laboratories in each de
torm begins September padtoient, County examinations
% 21, 1915. For Catalog at ea *-h county-scat on July Bth.
and other inforforrtiation For catalogue, write
address Registrar,
w-v 1 1 YT **r • 1 1 West Raleigh, \. C.
Robt. H. Wright,.. ... ■ .
•Presinent. Greenville. N.C. rs MattlC bpeller
—% . lioolor In
Diplomatic CIENERAL MERCHANDISE
John v. e yard Pboke 35 WiliianiNtonC
with a cro'v .1 "ot >i".u?r little fellows.
Suddenly coav ■>' 1 i,-t' have a -
party.' Accords'>, ' >h ne went Fire tlnainc? Fsghr.ing.
to his m#thrr f:>r to cou- 51 w ? • -» rlil d- , c of the
tribute. John's mli r was Making •**temlh -alary .us« Uw Vaadsquirt
copklos and save him one for i-uch of Was intmiuciu mu> England, and they
the others. When he came down and were cjteus \.ly used, hi the g»e at
raw that the other little hoys brought L° n^on kre ia ICJC. Soon after the
bread and butter, he exclaimed, "O, comroenccmf 111 01 the sovetueenth
Everybody oat what they brought!" century the Londoners perceived the
' convenience that' would arise from
ttAllTllTTm MM| MEM A sin? tkfse ' . a movable cis
~ nHI 7 IIW/
if f 1 irl 1 l iiwnDm* slie n3eer - 8 a '« r ©r and the first en-
IL/irAil JilJ MiyjiHSMl * ine hus obtain 'd was considered a
great mechanical achievement.
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'» f \ j fiVi 1 federal health exr*«s have-derided
A -, mL mukm «mL that the feather bsd Is insanitary. A
, .... „ Kerid which vrohlfc*t fo to deep and
Your building W ill look well. be perfectly t feather bed
"The paint will wear well. incarnates total depravity.
The paint cost will be lowest, s v : ~
Strtce vtm wilHrarC -UncleFlxn.,— —J
FEWER GALLONS to buy & .*,Zr Sfa £*3EJ
What stronger agument do you emHy * fetter -mnmrm converse
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t Professional Cards l
Hughß. York,M.D
Microscopy, Electrotherapy, X-
Ray, Diagnosis, Specialties
Smith wick St., rear Blooat Bm.
OOco boon, 8 to 10 a. m., 7 to 9 p. m.
Ofice 'p bo— 60 - Night *pho«r if]
Wm. B. Wine* . J. 8. Rfcodm
Drs. Warrcß k Rhodes
- Physicians and Surgeons
Oteo in Biggs Drag Store - 'Phono «|
Jos. H. Saunders, ill D.
Physician and Surgeon
Day phone 68 • Night phone 40
Williams ton, N. C.
Dr. R. L. Savage
of Rocky Mount will be st the
Atlantic Hotel fourth Wendnea
day in esch month to treat dis*
esses of the EYE, EAR. NOSE
and THROAT and FIT GLASSES
V R Dunning - »- C. Smith
Dunning & Smith
Attorneys- k t-Law|
Williamston, N. C.
Robersonville N. C.
Wheeler Martin Wheeler Martin,
Martin & Martin
Attorncys-at-Law|
Williamston • North Carolina
'PHONK J3
S. J. Everett
Attorney-at-Law
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'.reenvllle, N. C. - Williamaton, N. C.
'ireenvilie Long Distance Phone 328
B. A. Critcher
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
MAIN STREET PHONE 77
Williamston, N. C.
Clayton Moore
Attorney at Law
Williamston - North Carolina
John E. Pope
General Insurance,
Life, Fire. Health, Accident, Live Stock
Real Estate - Brokerage
Williamston - North Carolina
Office on Main Street, second
floor F. K Hodges building. J.
E. Pope.
Dr P. B. CONE
Dentist
OfHe same one used by Drs
White. Will be in office each day.
Hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5
Phone No. 9 Res. Phone No. 153
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E. P. BUNCH
Agent For
Carolina Metal Shingles
Williamston, N. 0. Phone 170
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BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVEBYWHER
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Nottce.
At a regular noting of the Board of
! County of; Martin Coun
ty. held Monday, July sth, 1915/ ap
e titfcm ias filkd the r.curd by e;ti
- SSB.® of Hfcuttou aad Pj£jw Phi at towu
) slii).. ask said Board to dtaflgt the
! tyiv» ;hip line between said townships as
follows: Cegir.nioK where the present
township leaves J, H. Purvis and Hxary
Smith's liue, thttrce \wtli fcdid Pdrvis
stid Smith's laiid line to Robin 'Parvis
jand Henry ihaith's liue, thence with '
said lioe to P. P.' Tavlor and Henry
j Smith's line thence with said line to the
Peeler Swamp, thence Hp iail Swamp
to the County road, Whereupon the
Board prdered Notice Issued so tint par
tics interested in the said change of tfce
, township line may bfcfore said
j Uoard a% itr meetinprTa the first Monday
:iu August 1916, when aaid petition will
,be heard. By order of the Board.
t ' S. S. BRDWN,
Clerk to the Beard,
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