Bp
Roll for the fifth school
February XJth is here
Hmiitted. There is a marked
Huenfc ever lust month, especutf
Jpe work of the lower gi a les,
crease of fifty-five new n.tmed
is evidence of this r improvernen. Six
of these pupii.s deserve mention for
perfect attendance; the remainiu*>
forty-nine are on the roll because ol
improved work. The complete 101 l to
gether with comparison of work with,
that of last months follows. The A
roll if for excellent work, attendance
and eenduct; B roll is for vary fO(x' j
woA, attendance and C i.nfr
indicates simply a record of perfect
attendance.
Fir«t Grade—A: Albert I/esliaXUack
Lilian Ruth Robersn, Charles Man
Susie Mae Hamhill, Alton Ben
neit, Hard Brown, Rachel Moore,
Su*« T tel, Mary Clyde Wllium*,
J a »v Williams .
B—George Harrison, Jr., Charles
Fleming, Mildred Gurganus, Earl Har
t«, Shelton Daniels, Hubert Cooke,
'■a rah Cooke, William Gurganus, May
Belle Hardison, Sadie Hardison, Gen
eva Jenkins.
C—Albert Leslie Clark, George
lteadah Smith.
Second Grade—A—Mary Alioe Dun
ning, Elwie Andrews, Johnnio Ed
mondson, Mary Elizabeth Quesen
berry, Ollie Marie Roberson, l.iuttne
Bullard, Josephine Harrison,
Gurganus, Nellie  "lierry, Delia Warri
son, Helen I'ugh, Magnolia Baiter, Ed
l 1 ward GraVfes, Melville Wynn, Ehrii
L Gurganus, Malcolm Simpson, Alber'
| Cook, Buck Saunders, Grace JPnge.
B—Garlan.l lleniM*tr~Wtit>"rt Brit
1 ton, Annie Mae Gurganus, Herberi
| Cowen, Evelyn Hall, Lina Mir.eHe
Ruby Wurd, Dillon Cobb.
' Alice Dunning, Elsie
I drews, Malcolm Simpwufcr Jt*lU»ieJV> %
monilMM, Ollie Mnre
Puirr, Josrii>■ i lif-
Hal'
Dillon Cobb, Fannie
Ray, Melville Wynn. Elsie Gurgnnus
Third Grade—A—Mary Carstni pliei,
Margaret Rogerson, Catherine Hardi
son, Lillian Coltraiq, Edwin Peel,
William James, Murphy Coltrain.
Epima Cowan, Gladys Gurganus.
Lucy Hardison Julia Ward,
Whitley, Claude Clark, Paul Sihipson,
A.'J. Manning, Jr., lfm»er' Bftmhill,
Elbert Moore, Warren Everett.
C—Lillian Mary Caii.tar
"  phen, Myrtle Glynn, Catekrine Har
dison, Margaret Rogersen, .luli} 1
Ward, Grace Whitley, Homer Harn
hill, Claude Clark, Edward Cox, Mur
phy Coltrain, Alton Daniel, Willlan
James, Carlton Liverman, A. J. Man
ning, Jr., Paul Simpson, Edwin Peel,
Erwln Smith, Ralph Taylor.
Fourth Grade—A—Eugenia Mnyt
Bobert Brown, Millard Ljlley, Rutt
Peel,' Virginia Harrison William--Cur
ganus, Hazel Edm.ondson,( France*-
WilNams, Nellie Teel, Druluhy'oltrar
_ B—Agnes Chesson, Lillie" Chesson i
n l*hKie Wynn, Annie Mae Williams
Mari»n' Cobb, Reulah Cherry, Hugh
% Ch. Whitley, Darrell Price
*i James Harris, Rayburn Joyner.
, • George Hatton Gurganus, I/>«lie Teel
j Alien Gravely, Jeffery Taylor, Robert
B, Brown, Annie Mae Williams, Drulah
Coltrain, Marion Cobb Ruth Peel,
# Virginia Harrison, Frances Williams
LMIIiTmI. ,
Fifth Grade—A— . Japies,
Carmella Jones, Dorothy Thrower
Beatrice White, Melba Wynne, Henry
Maiming, John Wadsworth.
11-JKlla Mae Britton, Sophia Little.
Jessup Harrison, Edwin Manning.
C—Miriam Courtney, Elizabeth
Gfavely, Susie James, Camtulle Jone
•SAphffi fcittle, Beatrice WWte,
McClelion, Melba Wynne, Asa Craw
ford, Thomas Crawford. Jesmup Har
riMNkEdwin Manning, Henry Mapntnr
Kenneth Smith, John Wodsworth,
* Wheeler Ward.
-OP*EATIIF U
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—THURSDAY
JOHN BARRYMORE in
"Dr. JEYKLL and Mr. HYDE"
86c and 50c
—FRIDAY— '* "
Bennett Cosaedy —"L'ncle Tom
Withoat the Cabin"
Patty .Arbuekle's pai-iner.BuNter
luiwi ia 2 reel Special Comedy
'WW Fingers,' Episode No. 11
20c . end , Bta
—SATURDAY—
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"The Return of 'Draw* Eg an"
SNUB POLL A lip in
"THE DINER Bfi)UR
20e «Mia •• 80c
Wfa Cross to I the Hi
Rescui'bf Chtiiese
ilUtf »" ' . i\ ,«
Washington, Feb., 20—.Qperations
of the American 'Cross incident
!•» tie tcUei pi' r.'uurte'sikfeii ip
't • i »1 which /iclvVyt lim i.li.«lei
were announce'd in detail
today by knell, Acting
Director bjPy ratios. 1
plaining the' of the Red (Truss
in giving employment to thousands
of Chinese and pajoient.fif these em
ployes in food supplies, Mr. Bicknell
said:
"The American Red Cross has un
dertaken to relieve fahiihe sufferers
ia a certain sti«p of territory in the
tile Province jf ShahtiTßg. We have
at the head of the work, John Earl
B*|ter, an American who has spent
some jpars in China ami for a long
"lias'bePn Tec Advisor toi
the Chinese Government Railway Ad
ministration. His appointment was
recommended by Mr. Chailes Cramv
the American Minister at I'eking.
"Mr. Baker travelled through the
famine district assigned to the A
merican Red Cross and after con
suiting with the highest and most re
liable Chinese authorities and, lead
ing citizens decided - that the best
method of ahlinfrvthe famine sufferers
was to provide them witj> employment
and pay them for their work in fornl
supplies. As there was no food to Is
had ia that cowatry, mone) -voul.i
have been uwl«M to these peopl" in
the •••wrhn.'A tft The Ketl PiTis"
therefore buys its supplies in Man
churia er in other distant places, ship
it to the-famine area and pays it out
through a carefully directed coir.nu
sary department to the heads of fa.ni
lies who are employed on the publi.-
work .the—Red__f'ross hasundertak ■ n
The Chinese Government h:i* gi\e>;
a right of way for a much *eo«Jed
road 80 mil#*, Jong connecting fvn
important
the snnv
time is helping China to construct a
valuable nutdvyity of a perniaia nt
character."
Sixth Grade—A—Truhal Warn
Page, Evelyn Harrison, Lucille Has
sell, Cecil Taylor, Mary Melissa An
drews, Paul Godwin, Bruce Whitley.
4i—Msqgaret Joyaor, .Martha
gett, Mary Harrison, Arthur Britton
Cfrutev Paej, pr>d ,Qiesson. James
Herbert Ward, Ira Harrison, El
Barnhill.
"— Connie Roberson, Charley I'eel
Cecil Taylor, Evelyn Harrlsoh, Fre"
Chesson, Bruce Whitley, James H
Wand, Mary M. Andrews, Martha I.eg
gett, Eli Barnhill, Trulnh W. Page
Norman Ward.
Seventh Grade—A—None.
B—Margaret Manning, Laura Or
leans, Vivian Taylor, HITI Harrison,
Fred Taylor, Benjapiin Courtney.
C—John Booker, William Harrison,
Proctor Jones, Fred Taylor, William
Howell Williams, Nina Jones, -Mar
garet Manning, Jessie Mannings
I-aura Orleans, Vivian Taylor.
Eighth Grade—A—None
B—Velma Harrison, Carrie Ler
Peel, Bryant Carstarphen, Frederic!
Hoyt.
C—Elsie Green, Grace Gravely
Pattie Harris, Velma Harrison, Gladys
Micelle, Sadie Perry, Bryant Catstar*
phen, William Hodges, George Harris
Gaylord Harrison and'*W#bM"t • Man
ning.
Ninth Grade—A—None. .v*t>
B—Thelma Brown, Louise Crawfori
Bonner Gurganus, Emma B. Hnrriss
Elizabeth llassell, Esther Harrispn
Martha Harrison, Minnie Robertson
Charles Godwin, Herbert Peel
C^—Louise, Emma, |t
Bw|son, ifterthp Bm*-
nson, Minnie KobertSfA, J4sfr StihWls
Ethel Taylor.
Grade—A- N^te.:
Newt *—, I • /,
tf.—Hbsß* Gladv
Watts.
Ele\-enth Grade->A—-None. -
B—Sarah Harrell, Martha Hassell
Minnie Leatherwood.
C— Herman tb>weiu 3nine ~ (Xflfin.
Solomon Orleans * t
Moi4h /
t-1 /irst gfl e of/sl*
names; B—increased or 3 V>—decease
of 1. 8 names.
■ w of
name^'^^^H i 3 name:;; G,
htMstfk'ni
- WHr
. Thjni Grade: A, jncrease of .1 iyime
B, ii\(ireaae flr 3f C, increase of S
Net increase of 7 names.
Fourth Grade: A, decrease of i
name; B, increa.se of 15; C, decrease
-of 4. Net increase of 10 names.
Fifth Grade: A, increase of g came*
i B, decreaspHK 2 names; C, Increase
«(, 7v incfease of 8.
Grade: A, increasf of I- t
s*fr#7■€,lkeerose of 2; 4le4inefcnfi*
of 3.
Seventh Grade: A, same; B, da-
of 2; C, decrease of_l: Net
■^ENTERPRISE
Williamston, Martin Ccnmty/North Carolina! Tuesday, February 22,1921
[SOME PROHTEERS >-
!•". "" STILL- AT LARGE
*» , llil IjLli u.) »L'«*» It J| i
K«r the term of the war and much
of the time since the question oTpVICe
was seldom asked and people became
slieh kMtls tfwfc*
things, to sell fell 1 in their selfish
weakness yd charged outrageous
j)i > for jfagt things sold. The great
tV" ui.ile v pf Tojay \v as ~T>
b> profits, whjph were so en
oriifouS ifiHo cheapen fcrtdrt.-and when
a leal cum® in sight J§e profit over
Sh idwoed' the safety-ami business
•Was done *xrlusK'eiy for profit. The
sh nijr 'and -tightness of tunes. wer«
expected 1 to .cure this weakness ami
brmg men back) to the poipU *»f fail
pinv and legitimate dealing' and this
ha - been done in m«ny . eat.es but oiuj
in lustry seems yet to. have the wai
K|nrit of ' greed and avarice. That
'•tnivnewiir'the autonvobile . repaii
business. Of «eu»se this rhargei# not
universal-but franu'ewat observation
'it '-tenia to still exist. .»
I'he writer recently had occasion
to review a 1 bill for repairing a Ford
engine arid after studying it ior a
while we cease to wonder tb#t the
.mintry is. broke and everybody in it
We are -further convinced that there
"is bat one-thing to do with a Ford
uhen it fails to run and thftJt isto
iunk itj The repair. t« the —ainc re
ferred to took seventy, oqe Md.K half
hours of labor at fI.OO per h>ur- ~
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i SKXTtIN—HARDISON
Friday afternoon in the pivsence of
a few friends and relatives at th«
home of' Mr."and Mrs. Sijnqn K. liar
'dismnv'-wMi.aolemniaved the marriag«
of their Lillie Uelle \o Mr.
t^
brideti anl\
B. J. Hardison ah
| Best "Mam, The bride wore » blur
trteetWfi'puit wiJJj blue aqcessories -in(l
narrlr I white ii>se.s and lilje of the
valley Soon after t|»o ceremony th
bridal couple If)It fur Nvrt'olk and
Wui|iiai;t«n.
,Se.ttyi "ilur it. .1 in the
Willir.Hyton High Sch. el ai .1 at At -j
' limiiit '• W.,v'!' V in , Wilson
She is if. \eet, pure type >f woman
hood" &Al%as a large number if
frien'i l in Caffelinu.
' itlV.* assistant Cashier on
th« Bunk of ni»l it a prom
ising young inuAa the business lif
of that' town. wil Ibe a 4 hon,. |
tft th l if"fVi«ids
of February. >.
NOTICE
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North Carolina
Martin County
Notice is .hereby given tl"" undei
and by yirtue of a power
tuineil in that certain Deed of'' -it
executed by Chance an> wife
piancfy to the undersiH** 1 ,
Trustee, bearing !ate of October 18fi
1020, and of record in the Pubfi
Registry of Martin County, North
Carolina, in Book G-2, at page '2S
Said I'rust Deed hiving been given ti
a bond of even date therewith
and (iefault having been made in th
payment' of dait bond, an«l the
lations in sai«l Deed of Trust not
"having been 1 complied with, and' at
the recjliest of the nolder of said Bond
thf l undersigned Trustee will, oh Sat
the Il*fh day of March, 1921, at iV
ers and Merchants Bank, in Everett"*
North Carolina, offer at public sale
to the highest bidder, fof cash, the
following described land, to- wit:-
- Commencing at an I roll stake »
b%jf'ftv yard(Tfrt>in th« North Coi
et the • walling of th»
"house andioVrhatTtaid Jessie Chano
now lives in and known ia the Hear
Bonds house; thence i western!}
course sixty yards (60) t» a fror,
stob a corner; thence a wmtheml'
course nearly in line witi the divi'l
ing walling of said Bonds house am'
the Henry Wallace houi&, one bun.
dred and twenty five yai«ds to a iron
Ft .rr cornft at the mdgo of th
branch;' thence gn eastern I y (vrnrw
paraffel/railroad to a iror
jtoh thirtyUardar thence O northernl
and -contain
ing nearly two seres more or lefis.
This the 18th, day of Febi-uai-y
W,- , 5 i
*■ J4i 2 R. N. GRIMES
Trustee. PAME. W. b.uTTTT
c
TWO HOUSES FOR fcENTr frith
six and seven rooms each. Geod wa
ter. Electric lights. Houses in good
location in the town of Kohewenville.
N. C. For further infawnetion, applv
to A. R. Dunning, Wil|fivaston, N. G
y s WT.Wj
\ 4 f — if .
auk, Kttnf number of names, t
' %ntlVGrade: A, decrease of
increase of 4: C, increase of 2. Net,
increase of K.
Tenth Grade: A, sent; B, samej
4 of t Net' iqcrease of L,
iEMreertyj Gradei J^eWie;'Breame;
ty, «creaAk of 2. NaTfacrease of ?
lt- "—v " f \ »r 1 » •t\ 1 1 » t* *
Local Hew. and.
Personal Mention
t« •Uii.ur'rm —i.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Cicelofr of Stales
v.He are visiting Mrs. Ciceloff'a par
ents, Jtlij, and Mrs. J. 11. Britt.
... »/ \ l/i \ • A caj
Dr. George Lay of eliaufort preach
ed two very fine setaoUadilsrdcmfw
ed two splendid sermons in the Church
Adrwnt titmrfay and both ser
vices were well attended.
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Mr. R. J Feel, Clerk of the Superi
or-Court'is in bis oft'ice again nl'tei
a second attack of influenza.
• • • • *
Messrs. Luther Feel and C. Dt ('a*'
starphen, jr., and -Dr. John D. Biggs
ar6 iu ttelhaven this week attending
the meeting of Group number one ot
the North Carolina Hankers Asssoci
atlon. - •
• • • •
Miss Eva Feel of the Oak City
School facility spent the weekend al
homo with her parents.
• • • •
Mr. Frank Margolis spent Sunday
in, Plymouth the guest of Mr. A. li.
Adler.
• • • •
Mr. Hubert M. Ballard of Washing
i ton, D. C. spent yesterday in town on
business.
v • • • *
L - .MI _ .. _ F .
Mx. Frank Murgolis of Margolin
Bros, and lliooks left yesterday after
nuon for Wars(^*^ wht: ' e h !_ w '"
■fleet Mr. lirooks of tlTo"
and both vi'l, l«mve for the New York
market to buy their spring lunes for
both store* Whrle 4way Mr. Mijr
golin wiU vjslt reiayiyt a in New York
and Philadelphia and
MiPnP||^r
on Mafcii 4 in
Wasluncton.
• • • *
Mr. W. K. Newton, of the City Wa
ter Department has reCurhed form
.Chuagy, where he was visiting his
mother.
Mr. 'l'. F. llurrison left yesterday
for Hutltimore, Philadelphia and New
Yprk to buy spring goods for Har
rison brothers store. Mr. Harrison
will be joined in Hultimore by Mrs
Anna Harrison who will purchase tin
spring stock for the millinery depart
ment
• • • •
Mr. It, (). Martin of Jumesvillr
was a business visitor here yesterday
* • » •
Mr. 11. K. Kobersoii went to Wash
ington yesterday for a few days.
• * .• *
Mr. Harry A. Biggs is attendiiif
tliu Bankers Meeting in Belhaven to
(lay
f* * *
Mr, iL C v Gpjlard is in Kaleig-h to
day on business.
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The bunks and post office have
'been closed today, February 2'.fml
Blrttiday.
~Nhkin Mury Cook returned Hatunhi>
'rom Petersburg, where she has Iteei
V,siting her cousin, Miss -Mttllie !ook
• • • *' , ' - .
V. and> Mrs. C. B. of
StatAville ik, e | ivre this week, vlait
ing SMelofTs parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. .1. 'lMtt
Mr. CB' Aao *«)"., Ot Jlu'v; *."i(OU
Is spending a /aw days here with his
wjfa \"-' J > .
Mr. Noak 8, Godartß. has returne-J
from a visit' to in Smith-,
field. \
••• • \
Messrs. J. G. Godard, 2nul, and
Charlie Mobley were fniated \n tin
Order of Klks in Washington FTwday 1
night. Several of their friend \
companied them on tbe trip and cV
Joyed the fun.
• • • •
The river water is high anl worl
on the highway has been
for a few days. There has been no
further information in regard to the
bridge contracts but It is known thn'.
Hoyle A Roberson of Washington, D
C., aicepted the work.
Miss Mary Louise Carstarphen
i-pturned from Oak City where she ha*
been employed in her capacity as n
trained nurse.
1. ..a f, -t, *
last weeka personals we neg
lected to say that Mr. Jesße T. PryJ
was in the party spending the dmU
Washington Wednesday. Tt
our intention ot forget "Jess,"jH
M
F.RNtST HARRISON ENT
Earnest Harrison hj„
sixth birthday with about ffy of
hi little friends fat Rttaadatre at the,
hom# of hie parents,jMr. and Mrs.
R. Q. Harrison. Th 6 Holiday colon
of red, white and hlue were affecttw
and the farors of little baskets filled
wRh candy were given with refreeh
ntant*. Ica
peanut.i ware served. /
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CAMPAIGN FOR SIGNERS
TO PEANUT CONTRACT
J. Finnk FuOkhp, secretary and
manager of the Ovoperative Peanut
Exchange at Suffolk, WHS in William
, stftn, Friday and while here made
(ra|iai*liois for lite piiiipuign fui
signers in Martin County, which is
to begin this week. Full announce
ment of the opening of this campaign
is contained in the following ctrculai
letter, which has been sent to several
hundred growers in ths ieuuiity:
Dear Friend:
C#rfr fin the
growers ee.itaivt will begin in your
county thi* Week ami \ye are counting
on the growers of Martin giving tin
movement their full support.
Meetings will be held Saturday af
temobn- at oclock at Williamston
and Ifobersonville, and other meeting
at various points in the county wil
lie arranged and due notice given.
\Ve hftve now over ~1.700 signers to
the contract., totalling 900 bags and
representing .'Hi per cent of the peanut
grown in Virginia and North Carolina.
Practically all these signers have come
from the counties north of the Ro
anoke river, and as Martin is.the flist
county snuth of the Koanoke in which
we have arranged for a thorough and
systematic canvass, our success In
your county will have a very import
ant bearing on the future of this great
Work.
We are greatly pleased to learn that
Martin is a county of home owners
und that most of the farming in the
who live
« llJ>l*- is also very
on UiUl
in tunc
|I>TS 'I oiV.Tbn
tlitkm* are tlecidedly better in Mar
tin, whoso fanners have not had all
their eggs in one basket, than in
most other counties of Eastern Caro
lina.
We are" enclosing you herewith-one
of the contracts we are calling upon
the growers to sign and trust that
you will take the trouble to look it
over in advance of our coming. Your
protection is that it does not IttVoine
effective until f>o per cent of the pea
nuta grown ill "these two -'tales .arc
signed up, and so after all its sticngth
is in the number of growers who wjli
isgiu Another great point in its 0
vor is that it is binding for n perloit
' of seven years, thus making the Fx
change a business organization with
I pormannency light, from the begin
uing.
For your own best intered we want
you toattend the meeting nearest you
and to give this mutter your -ser
ions consideration. This movement i
promoted wholly by the grower*
themselves for ,their own good anil
fur tile good of the.ir county and the
state, an dthf men who come to pre
,-K-iit, tiiTiT~iiiatter i«i'jtrti""rnrne ai- iit
rewentative.i of the grower.;. In ad
ditiori to our own field men, the Ivx
tension Division of North Carolim
will have some of its agents, with lir
to lend a helping band to put thi
great movement through, as the. e ag
riculturul leaders realize that the timi
has come for the growers to organiz
their own marketing associations itu
» the more, profitable sale of the pro
ductti they produce. We want yoi
to join with yyur fellow growers iu
i their efforts to niake for their futon
\ NOTICE ■
H, \
quu'iified as ndtmnisti
Ef the estate of Annie M. Purvis, lAI
[of the county of Martin, all persoßß
, indalted to said estate are htireflP
notifikd to como forward and settle
same at once. All persons holdir.
claims against sani estate will pre
sent same iro payment on or before
Novemb*r ldth, 1021, pr thi» notice
TfiH be (.lead In bar i f their recove-
This
J. 11. PURVIH.
Administrator. D.30. 4t.
r V; ■ ** i•» . , '_■ (
Municipal Election
Time Not Far Oft
lit tlje Nt> vein bur election th«i W"
men of' Williuniiton voted solidly btil
without the sumo regard, and -lu. 1
that we hope they wrill exhibit in tlie
niunicipal election in Ma\. At thai
time a Mayor and live Aldermen will
lie elected tor a period of twp year .
It is essential our women inter
est them.selvxs in our town office).,
investigate their policie- and slinl\
past results of the administ ration.
Can wit improve on it? Learn the:
sanitary conditions of theto\yn, ic
member the stray atdck that tK.tuih
ed our slumbers and detuned utn
gardens la-st shimmer. Vrei I uin tin
financial stnndinjv of the town. In
Ciuiri* into the market situation. I n l
whosa fault it is that our street - net
dangerous holes. I earn who i receiv
ing pay for keeping the town clean,
at the Mine time i t ruy.paper and >; ir
bage overwhelming 11-. There aie a
great many thing > in this tow n re
quiring: the direct attention of the
taxpayers, the people. It will Inhume
Us to observe the pre-out eVeeulue
and give tUem personal and eiillm i
astic. .support. l.e\ the lailie of t'i
town in their Mother' . Cltib and al o
the social clubs Study the que Imn a.
a whole, appoint committee-, m ilu
out a platform and if the present of
fii'ej.s are satisfactory and ai'ieeahh
vote for them. Ai|\iestion of benefit
to the community is the public ceme
tury. Present conditions! are seiieu
and steps "should he taken to remedy
this state Several irruveron the
aide have euved^tiv>
stones are
cattle and pigs gXUK' there
The town should own this proper!v
and—we-m^e—suffr^ienll >' 11hlo to Ut ,;
it up. If our women organize them
selves into a really worth while hodv
they could cope with the «, i vant pro
blem, they could master the gimwine
child's problems and make our town
a better place to live in. Wo Inai
housewives say that groceries are
higher in VVillinuiston than el eivlu ie,
if "that is MI, oi>;anr/e and re,jure the
prices. However tin 1 ,pl lioil tiel'oie
ua is the election in May . \ re. we go
ing to liriinf in new .strong"!h, fresh
force ami power, inslilute a piogre
aive and economic admiiii lialuni aifl
eil by the women or arc we going to
let things go on in the same old lip
shod way? We aren't arraigning tin
pre ent executives, we jut advise
them lo show a little spiiit in then
woik if they are-to lie I lie honorarv
representatives of their town.
I'OI.A NKtiHI
The attraction at the Strand I'liea
he, 'luesduy night Maich the Ist,
'will lie ' i'ass-ioti, 1 ' a massivms»nntt*pnil
sutler drama in which I'ola Negri,
the famous Coutinenlal iictrens, i
i.tannl, ll is said this latest screen
pioduition of tin ult i a'tiig' clu .. i
•i M . una I |iit.
NOTICK
If you don't pay your electric light
bills on or beforo the Slot of Feb.,
aervico will bo discontinued. Fair
Warning.
We hojio to bo able to moveto our
new plant on or about March the Ist.
The ratea after we move up town will
lie cut to*lsc ped killowat.
W. T. MEADOWS, Tretuarer
No T M I;
North (Carolina
rMaitin t'ounty
Mury Kilk'bl'ow
ys
Ntiah Killebrcw -
i The defendant above named, will
titke notice that an action entitled a
ibove has been cominenced in tin
's u pell or Court of Martin County,
IJi ('arolina, to, ahsoluU*
■b; und the suid defendnat—M
■ take notice that he reijuir
wiear before tlie Clerk of tliej
kor Court of Martin Cotin«y*
It Carolina, at his office in Wit
ston on th® lit .day of. March*
l!>21, and answer or demur tw the
Complaint of tlj^,,l/Jpl"tiff in said
aition, or thf> nuintlii will apply t&j
Um> Court for the relief demanded in
(he said Coin
Thig the 17, dhu *{ Feb. 1921.
& it rt^L'rlT-
Elbert S. Peel, Attnrnev.' l i tie
W. bd. TTPT 1
! TOBACCO MB
ABOUT HO^
1 The 'tcmperaim it nt 'the lohaio
I market remains ii.iiu|uil and each any
la l'e\V. loads n l_J lk- a(*.hJ are brought
in. ,I'nu' aie i.inguig. about the
in i: inn l.' i-ti-ru Carolina, and Mar
tin« iai m«i art- .-iiing their tobacco
in Martin again. tl h possible that
toe wiircimu ■ "ill hot cl>.*>s until
aitut Al.ii' ii 'tin, til; way, and maj
M main open liiiiinjj tin.- month oi
.Vlaith. "idnth. V kmlei Ciawtoril,
is in lini' 1111t .111> 1 tin- itiiuran, e
"u nil" i flow, adviifi afefc* "a long
. oason. 'Wld man Uack .Meadow* ia
luiviiig JvJH |"i it at ui llje lytjaei o
and 1. . Uiavw . i> 111t toUowiJn;
aii , I in' :i\ giu'hi oi tobacco
old i, ia, i. Mml ol tin* aea
«/n't--ciojiiW.,. been, iuaili.l t• •I alteadj .
IVOUIl V OUI Sl t nciH .1
V\ lull eliall »Ul ' ato)i,na. ,tfo ••
'l.out tin- ..icct. loss liy lore*' itrei?
I In- i a i .lal'UVt' -iui' J ,»a lAIII on«
i'ii who. i; aUfcViiVt* |f at dejieiMi. l)ur
* 11>; the Ihi yeai iHH'iod I'll) iUU'.I to
I'll I.: (tin awi.iftn nuirtlx i "1 lire., le
ported |"'i jear in North Carolina
I was (,13a. Tiieso Inc.. buiiwd ouch
Iv en a'iout 11 ~>,i"Ki hch' ,at ai'Aiver-
I am' 111 ~ ot jikiO.iMl'and t,\o lives.
I hi> coat each year to. pt Iv-ato iudi
iuhi.il.. id lic.htii'n llic.e lilea Was it-
I lout i'ii ,; lUd
should lie slopped, it I'n.ialljle,
lea t fcuwitiy icdiiccJv', I In* -t uM
by
■■pppmrio diiuir>^v^
"iTsJiii ai>i at this .u'li itli ot the jear,
when tires are likely to m t out and
"ipl'OUll.
I lie in uiaiue ( Viiiiiii , mlici appeal
tn —trrt —fit i/a'hi —M»*t — iHI t. 'Outtilde
lire , on wind) d.iy. oi lease lllem to
Ihi tanned into llamc.t ol' sp.ivad h
win l;' ri iii>-; ilunnp the itijrht. Fire
1., ii .'d too pioiiii.euuu ly unit eai
le. ly for burning ot' new lands lie
nig- opened, u,"i wcH in utlur
eel elei I with VeiO'tatlOlV Hunters,
ti on tii ~ ami .Hiiokvi, - nui'-t exercise
I nu'ie care Willi till II til'- and iiuitche
I .'\il CI e ; ill i.uele ; a Well as In
[ten-lional stalling? oi-tile.-t tlia.t dalle
I ill' e laud - and lo|i' I . '' "1111 lhe re
I |li 11 t• • i lo Ii '■ i t nil',. i I If*
J. ( . 14,-lU llwV -Iti.l. hi.' 1 11 '.-u-l, Aj
J and, where ll'i' eiiilriiie ja til, ll .
I \ 11'oI on |>l eei lit 'oh ill 1 1.11 ll ' i
■I I lie 1,, ~ I i on, ill-, i ■ i aii'i'H iin ■
fI'I I ; 11.l • 111 !lle\i ll ; i 111 I eai ii >lll
ISIJII.HT I I I 1 tii -l.lli: I \IK
Mr. I rank \\ e i '.,1 I ~ toil, Mas
will ai 11 \ e 11, o i aI \ tn I'll con
ji iTtv with •rhf- Mtfiip -I'VotHy
\ l«K^-IW-f»l ' • ll'Oiii t !.i . 'lil Lt.Lt
l.ll'lit" lii.w al 111'' Mai 1,111 1 >ll 111 A
| ai| 1" ttfi hfM in-fc A||'l lllll' I'll"
"111 11 "111 I mhl "'N e» one el tli»
" T,i 1 til
S' i| Ml. | i'ln ' .ai 'I I -lit i lllll| 11.1'I'l I t.
winl w;i -if'- ri.l let-he A oi'ialt.'ii
la 1 \ i .ir. Me AN . \. i-'ioiu; wa ■ con
Heeled Willi till Ili.W lllitil lat Veil I
-and le- ie. t-I il liii-lilv. Mr.
liaiik'ti ol' I-:.ih ie'.c vdial o 110 in Iflwn
tin w• ek in I io- ml.'i I nl' tfio Fair
and inn Jiit l- an tlial a '.'"ii
I,l' el i III' will I"' I' el I by the hue, tor .
ari l a Hpiv ill .ti lic'l i\ f prtrp-rafn made
mil fop tbi' coming I i r tlii fall.
li'MiM \V \\TKD—Wantrd to hrai
- -I'lroui.. JUMni'U ol' flll lil ol" pool land
lor ale Worth the pWce il keil.
I , .lONF.S
Itov ,V,I, Oln. v, 111
in | : TWO NI'W I'T>lil> TIRES
liiiuo. VJlli:»m4oii and Uoberson
\ ille. IMuni'to Ati.ii die ann
receive ■ rewai.l." " 2-22 *«t
| The 11 nek law i eirpctivo March
I Mil, e I'.hn pared. VVe.li:>y« just re-
Lreiv' il Two cat lon.l', ol' -w ire fpncinK,
Pitl ji i r.'nload i.r NfnTTTniotliV hay.
I ntid r.lili lih liH «>T I!iiH' m W-'la.v
~it I'o he mill wheap, for rash. C.
I). Car lacfiliea
IliifCNT I Ml TO SEfi .
John I larrymorq
IN
"Dr-JKYKUV
Mi:. HYDE"
„ STKAND
THEATER
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