(PERJONfIL]
Miss Lois Yarborough left
Wednesday for Washington.
William Carstarphen is in Nor
folk this week with his brother.
J. A Getsinger. of Dardens,
was in town Monday on business.
Miss Helen L. Maynard is vis
iting in Newark, N- J., for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Watts and
Master Billv spent Sunday in
town.
PatH Williams, of Charlotte,
spent Saturday night in town.
Miss Fannie Myrt Manning
spent Monday in Everetts.
John C Lamb and children
spent Sundav with Col. W. G.
Lamb.
Misses Leon a and Bessie Page
and Sylvia Upton spent the week
end in Parmele.
Miss Laurie Ellison, of Rober
sonville, visaed here last week.
Miss Lela Hadley is visiting
friends in Enfield.
Ben Long Rives, of Roberson
ville, was in town Wednesday
night.
Mrs. A. R Donning and' little
child went to Robersonville
Tuesuay.
Mrs John Daniel, of Wihon,
visited Mrs John L. Hassell
here this week.
Mrs. A. D. Mizell left last Fri
day for Blacksburg, S. C,. to
visit her mother.
Mrs. Jennie Moore and Sarah
Harrell are visiting Mrs. B. T.
Cowper in Raleigh.
Rev. W. R. Burrell and J. W.
Anderson have returned from
New Orleans, where they attend
ed the Baptist Convention.
Messrs. Louis C. Bennett and
Duke Critcher, Misses Margaret
Taylor, Hilda Crawford and Car
rie Dell Blount motored to Bel
haven Sunday.
Mrs. Grover Hardison and
children and Mrs Arthur Ander
son and Mattie Lou Anderson
spent last week in Rocky Mount
with relatives.
Misses Irma Woodhouse, Syl
via and Louise Upton with Roy
Everett and Whit Purvis motored
to Scotland Neck on Friday even
ing last week to attend a dance
there.
Reginald Burrell, Leon Stalls,
Earl Wynne and Misses Brown
and Pittman attended the dance
at Scotland Neck last week.
Misses Martha Baldre and Jes
se Hodges spent the week-end
here with Mrs. A. J Manning.
Mrs J. L. Thrower and Dorothy
Thrower left Sunday to visit rel
atives at Hoilisterf Halifax Coun
ty.
Mr. and Mrs Harry M. Stubbs
arrived here Sunday evening and
are at the Atlantic Hotel.
Mis» Gladys Hornthal who
spent several days here last week
returned home Saturdav.
J. W. Watts. Jr., Sergeant
S. E. R. C. Station, Newport
News, spent Monday at home
with his parents.
Frank F. Fagan, of Rocky
Mount, spent Sunday here with
Mr. and Mrs. Rome Biggs.
Ben Long Rives. Thrower Tay
lor. Walter Roberson and Char
ley James were in town Sunday
evening visiting friends.
Among the visitors' in town
this week are Mr. and Mrs Cal
vin W. Hassell who reside in
Washington City, where Mr.
Hassell has been in the postoffice
department for several years.
They are visiting their sister,
Mrs. John L. Hassell on Smith
wick St.
WANTED:— Boarders. Pre
fer married couple. Apply at
Number 204 Simmons Ave., City.
RESTORED VITALITY CHANGES
YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD
WORK AND PUT
Run Down Systems Need
Iron and Plenty of It.
Take Natural iron If
Run Down.
You .ire nervous, at work, in
your sleep and at homo. You
seldom sUep without vivid dreams
and often you at* melancholy and
things don't to be going
right tor you. Maybe you ar.
cross and irritable sometimes an 1
h avedixzv, weak spells aud prob
anly vou do not naturally at all
times. You have lost confidence
and physically and mentally ii
things keep up you are likelv to
becukne nervous wreck.
There are thousanc s of men
;)rrd women iust like that. Theit
whole system lacks strength and
stamins. Iron, and still more
anil iron, is needed. (» »d, pure,
stiong and powerful natural iron
known .is Acid Iron Mineral is
what you need.
Your muscles are ilabby, you
are devitalized and debilitated.
Your meniot v is poor, your lack
of ambition and business and soci
al duties hi've vou. Nature is
crving aloud tor iron. Ihe great
system rem-vator and buildee.
DON'T TAKE ALCOHOL
Often when a man gets in such
shape he will turn to turn to drink
and for a time this seems to buoy
him up, but every one knows that
a reaction must set in. and ah o-j
helica now known to lw a d*ad v
enemy of the nerves, brain, st«»m
och, 'kidneys blatter. No do not
take even a medicine it it con
tains an excessive quanity of al
cohol. No matter how good the
otl er elements may be. Avoid
alcohol and other habits forming
which only have a temporary ef
fect.
Take iron—plenty of it in a
I ijhly concentrated and power
ful form .is put up '>y th- I c:"o
dine Chemical C u-ponv.in. I'
not a patent medit ine. C«|UtaijL.s
no
intendrrt it sho-ti/J-be tjkcn T.d;-
a half teaspoonfui after meals and
on retiring Watch how quickly
life begins to look better to you
When vou are well and vnpn
familv means more to vou. Busi
ness gets better, you teel like run
ning a foot race like a kid once
more. ".o to the nearest drug
store and get fifty cents or a dol
lar-* • Wijftli t>( Acid 1 rot) M inei a I
It goes two to instead of injures
stomach, kidnevs and liver. Ask
for Acid Iron Mineral today
Miss Alice-Nichols, of Windsor
spent Wednesday evening in town
with the Misses Upton. .
Mrs. A. R. Dunning, Mrs.
Maurice Moore, Miss Irene Smith
Mrs. J. -H. Saunders. Mrs. Rome
Biggs and Mrs. J. S. Rhodes
spent yesterdnyin Rocky Mount.
W. C. Manning and Miss Fan
nie Manning attended the coin
mencement atlhe A. C. College.
Wilson, this week.
The May Meeting at Bear
Grass was attended by many
town people on Sunday.
Sunday, the heat, was intense
being more sensibly felt on ac
count of the extreme cool spell
the week previous. The wind
blew from the North-West and
the mercury played high jinks gjl
day.
Penalty for not registering on
June sth is one year in the peni
tentiary.
WANTED:—Ladies , or men
with rigs or automobiles to rep
re sent a Southern
Those with selling experience
preferred tho not necessary.
Fast selling proposition. Brand
new article. Excellent pay for
hustlers. Address Mr. Gregory,
160-4 th ave. N. Nashville, Tenn.
FOR SALE. —A house and lot
situated in East Williairiston.
: For terms apply to Mrs. Bettie
Gray Gurkin, City.
THE ENTERPRISE. WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
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Start a bank account with us and we will help you make it
H :r. We arc equipped to care fo r your deposits with absolute
s"i - \y. There is no function of a bank we cannot perform.. Eev
jA-—;• IHy affords to farmers and others for the transaction of
111 h 'nkinK business. Accounts may be opened by mail and
i T t >n »• h deposited or withdrawn in this way with equal facility.
I th * scores of young men in our town who should start a
I'.m ' iunt. The dimes they throw away every month if
yi hr to our bank would make (hem Indpendentas they reach
■« :».c noonday of life. In fact every person who liasa dollar should
start a bank account. Try it and you will always thank us for
this advantage.
1 Farmers & Merchants Bank
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From Caorgia, Florida and Alabama,
\QT\ Ticket* tin-tiled to r/-nch final destination
not latar thnn Jtinn 2! »i, cxteri
[XjW\ *ion ot finti liriftii in July Gth, 1917, majr
't\\ be obtained bv dapaiit with Terminal
Agent and payment of fee of 50 cU. »
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FEWER PEOPLE CROWING OLDER
The Public Health Service rt ports that more people live to
the age of forty years to-day, but from forty to sixty years
mortality is increasing from degenerative diseases.
Thousands of weli-informed men and women to-day are
learning the true value of
SCOTT'S EMULSION
OF NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
fas a powerful hlood-enricher and strength-builder
to ward off the headaches and backaches that mean
weakness. SCOTT'S helps fortify the body against
grippe, pneumonia and weakening colds, through
its force of medicinal nourishment '
Befuae Alcoholic Extract* That Do Not Contain Cod Liver Oil. *
Scott & BOWM. BlmrfUU. N. J.
Eggs For Hatching I
From Prize Winning Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds, §I.OO
and 31.25 per 15. r
Oakhurst Poultry Farm
R. F! D. NO. 3.
Williamston, N. C. v
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SKEWARKEE EODGE NO. |9O.
Lodge No. 90, A.
F. &A. M f :, meets ever® second
and fourth Tuesday night at 8
o'clock.
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yon are satisfied all of the time if you trade here.