ROVSTER'S
FERTILIZER
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TI GOODS FOR YOU
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IN 33 YEARS
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The ijualitv lias never tailed.
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I lie ownership and management
luu'e never changed.
The sales lia\egrown Irom 2 .
tons i> 400,000- 1oils; a proof
ol sat Mat libit.
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F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY
Norfork. Va. Baltimore, Md Toledo. O. Turlmro, N. C. Charlotte, N C.
Columh u. S C S|>:trtanl>ur£, S C. Atlanta. («ii Macon, (in.
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Coluinlms, (»;i. Montgomery. Ala.
READ THE ENTERPRISE ADS
SALES FORCE
WILLI AMSTON'S
GREATEST STORE
S. Collin l\el, John \. \1 inning, K. I- Uoberson, Roy.
1. (;, itlin, Lleum 1). Harrison, L. K. Har rison/ll'\ 1
rison, Mrs. Annie liell Brown, M s. Msrlle I'.wms, Mrs.
Mat lie White, Mis. \nna I larrison.
M)ur new spring gooils are eoming e\er\ ila\ and when
you ,are in neeil ol anything eoine to see us or phone us
your order am! you will eertamU get the best anil prices
as low as anvilne can. ire 11 \'ou ami we will ilo our best to
please you. « •
Harrison Bros.
& Company
FARMER RELAI tb
STORY OF TROUBLE
THAT IS THE WAY J. F. HOLLEY
SAYS HIS RHEUMATISM ACT
ED— IS A WELL MAN SINCE
TAKING TANLAC, HE SAYS.
"This Tanlac i.s thtr first medicine 1
have ever taken that did what people
aid it would do," said J. F. Holey,
residing,at 427 Breckenridge street,
Lexington, Ky.,
"I was in an awful fix for over ,two
months," he continued, "and my en
tire system seemed to be run. down
and worn out. Rheumatism was my
worst trouble, my muscles seemed to
lie tied .in knots I could hardly sleep
at night and would feel as tired in
the morning as when I lay down at
tiight. M> digestion was affected, 1
had no appetite, my nervous system
w. is disordered, and I suffered with
would draw me up so I couldn't use
my right arm at all.
"One dav a friend of mine told me
about Tanlac and I got a bottle and
started taking it. It has certainly I
ml jade a new man of me. 1 can cat
anything I want, and this is some
thing I haven't been able to do in
years, and I sleep like a log at night,
That awful rheumatism is all. yone
and my strength has been restored
and hiult up way. I sure am
glad to tell others what Tanlas ha?
done for me."
NOTICE
I'nder and by virtue of the author
it; conferred in me by a certain deed
of trust executed to me by / \V. R.
James on the 1 .'lth day of January,
1917, and duly recorded in the regis
ter of deed's office in Martin county,
in Hook M l, page to secure the
payment of a certain bond bearing
ev ■ i date therewith, and the stipula
tions in said deed of t rtfst not having
be. ,i complied with. I shall expose at
.puluu: auction, .for ,o.i(
ffiT""TOT'lay of March, 1919, at 12
o'i lock m., at the court bouse door in
Martin county, Williarriston, North
Cardina, the following property:
Beginning at the foot of the Bos
ton road where it makes in the Free
man road; thence along the Boston
road !> to a corner of lot No. K;
thence' along the line of lot No. h 12.'i
poU's on the Daily, road; thence along
tin Oaily road to where the Freeman
road riiakes in at the church; thence
along; the Freerflan road 7K poles to
t'e beginning, containing .'!7 acres, be
ilia, a part of lot No, 9 and on the
w. t , side of the Daily road of the
J; ' s Land Division, registered in
Vl i n county registry, land division
I '.|»|' I , [i:igc 17(i.
'I in - l.'ith dav of February, 1919
II II COWAN,
Trustee.
NOTICE*.
Having 111 >i lilif> il as Administrator
ii pou the H-state of J.iyiuie ' AVyim de
ceased; Notice is hereby given hII
liersons holding claim:>. against said lis
tate to piesent them to the undersigned
-for payment on or before the yth day til
jail' ary, /yl) or this liottc will" le
|.li it 1 in bar 'of their recovery.
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ABE AD!.KR
_ PHONE 131 Williamston, N.C] -"*^
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Farmers Should "Buy
A Ticket for Home"*
""£>ome people say that stock gamb
lers ami lace track followers used to
have the custom of buying a ticket
"for home" before knitting all their
money on one plunge or before batt
ing their last cent on the races. Then
if worst came to worst they could at
least get home and make a new start.
Before deciding to gamble on the
cotton acreage in 1919, Mr. Farmer,
■in.-1 (Mr. Business Man, hadn't you
i>otter "buy a ticket for home."
ty de.i.uud'i that you protect your
."ol\c ;m I your families by produc
ing the food for the south upon the
farms of the south as dn insurance
against is possible loss, on the cotton
market. Buy that ticket .now. It is
easy to do. Let me toil you how to
buy a special rate formers' safety
ticket for home in 1019. The direc
tions for getting that ticket are as
folowa*
F : r t— A J.ome garden for every
farm faniih in the South to supply
the home n- Ik for the maximum
number of >ys in the year wifh* a
sufficient si elus to be canned, stor
ed or dried r future use, including
an ample s. , uly of Irish and sweet
potatoes an whpreever possible a
smal patch ( .-cane or sweet sorghum
to produce' tne home syrup.
—The production of corn on
every farm sufficient to maintain the
family and the live stock in ample
food ami feed for a year. In western
Texas and Oklahoma grain sorghums
should be substituted in place of coin
for safety's : ake.
Third—Produce the hay and forage
necessary to amply supply the live
stock on the farm for one year with
;in excess for the sake of safety, and
special attention should be given to
the sumer legumes, velvet beans, coV
peas, soy beans, and peanut . espfesk
.ah for. f>e.d«l» purposes,
Fourth—Product the me; t, egsg
and milk for every family on the
farm. This means the production of
hogs, cattle and poult n' anl the cure
and keeping of good family rows,
l ivestock is necessary in older to eat.
up the otherwise waste products of
f ie farm and convert them into cash.
Fifth—Produce your coton on a
Moderate acreage,, well prepared anil
Well tended. Secure the best seed of
tin- very best verities.
Sixth Plan to met all family and
fan,i expense- from the surplus pro
duct of the farm outside of the cot
ton ciop, and to have in the "fall of
I(>l'.* a- good . uply of laying hens, at
least two milch cows for every family
and liiii; rin the lot to hi the'faiiiilj.
smoke hou>e during the winter, po
tatoes either in the hank, the cellar or
the torchou c\ for the winter's use,!
canned or dried vegetables and fruits,
liilfl .'i hnrel of molasses for. the fam
rlyr ~ar crrtjr of" COTff'sufficient fir"hr?t'
until the ne\t crop is made, \vith good
..-lofuge facilities for protecting same
a" ! ample hay and forage for the
livestock.
This is the farmers' "ticket foi
home." 11 evevy farmer in the oath
will buy one of these tickets we are
satisfied that he wil ljot gamble on
an excessive acreage in cotton
, if interested m the -tjtirchase
of the best «j u a 111 v of I-line at
attractive prices See
J no. I). Biut».s
We CaiTy at all times a
Complete Stock of
Metalic and Wooden
Burial Caskets
Latest Design*
, ANDERSON,
, CRAWFORD & CO.
Money to Loan
. >II [Estate
From One Thousand Up
For Five to Ten Years
Critcher & Critcher
Dr. G. C. Goihvin
PHYSICIAN.
Dunning h Moore's Formei Office
B'jild'ng
Tflrphonri No. 161-2 and 161-3
Skewarkee Lodge No. 90
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Skov\itrkoe Idffe No. SH), A.
K. & A. &t , n c ts every >ecoird
aui fourth Tuesday. nigh.t at 8
o clock
Come to ses
B. S. COURTNEY
Sole Agent lor
EDISON'S
PHONOGRAPHS
New Records always
on hand
When in need ->!
TOMBSTC)
or
MONUMENT
See
R. S. Courtney
PROFESSIONAL CaWDS
Jos. H, Saunters. M. I>
Physician ard Surgeon
Day phone 53 • flight i;hoi._ *
Williamsto i. N. C.
Wni. B Warren ]. S. Rlitvle*
|l)rs. Warren & KMcs
Physicians an 1 Surgeons .
Office in tiim i. i» • *-.■•■■■ 'l' • h.
'Hughß. York, M. D
I Microscopy. Elec'rotherapy, X-
Kay, Diaprnr sis Specialties
1 Office on Smith wi kS , i ear lilount P.m.
Office hour*. H to i> * tit., 7 to 9 j». m
Officj 'plioiir 6«» ■ f lyht 'phoiif 6»
Wheeler Martin Wheeler Martin,
Martin 8? Martin
Attorneys- it-Law
I Williamston - North Caroline
'PH»NK
EMPTB. CONE
Dentist
Office over Farmers and Mer
chants Bank.
Hours !» to 12 and 1 to 0
Phone No. 0 Res ''hone No. 156
Dr. R. L. Savage
of 10)0ky Moun' \ 'ill be at the
Atlantic Hotel fou'tli Wendnea
day in each mouth to treat dis
eases of the EYE, EAR, NOSE
i unci THROAT a.>d FIT GLASSES
J A. R. Dunning C layton Moore
I DUNNING AC MOORE
Attorney t and C'juik lion At Uw
I Offices in th'* Poop let tank Building
j Williamson, N. C. Phone 13^
18. A CRITCHER H I). CRITCHFR
CRI RCHER 6c C RITCHER
ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW
' MAIN STREET PHONE 17
j Williamaton. N. C.
J. Pver ell
\ttorney-al-Law
N. i W HianiHton. N, C,
viiville l«Otl|g I'iatn ir« Phone \t> -
j. D^rimr
I'mlci tiikfi .111 • t l,ic 'iiseil Kiutial-
Tll» I
Plvmoutl*. - N. C.
I'lion" 37. Williaiiisloii, N. C
Dr. K. N. GORDON
Veteriiun ian
C.ills .Miswon il it. y * 1 n 1 «4111. >l
In c11 lit 10c (1l.1v) ■ >«. Resilience