"WILUAH.STON CHAFF"
The iqhr «i lumishings, etc. was
I#|unu at the FUkm Show Wed
■e*d=T Mt nytj anything a
kwt the nimltli—we donl want to
knt their Magi, you kn«r.
Folia ic.l it strange? When a man '
* ahnwt t» mm a pass to 'he
lower lepws from a Judge aw! a]
jnry the out h—» ts packed. The
s, "e wy when the rdatioas of a
family are to he shattered hj a ax'
shrewd lawyers. But wher the parscn
in the polpit try* to direct us to
ktvet there are hardly to
take op Hlirtiuii and nore at all to
■lmata It inrt funy. it's the tru-h,
tKrt of the rfcg of ou> parked |
from the Atlantic hotel to the mor I
hill Wednesday four-fifths of thcrr j
were ford# and oat of the entire
row we pics» one-tenth to be priri |
for. Well. we «ir *t worrying abo~t
that, let Mr. He ry a>v! his co-mar i
factum worry.
Mr. Ford wanted to add some" hi.jr
wlitUßtial to his credit, so he wen*
to making Lincolns alone with the
baby ores.
" A stranger happen*-.! to ask u-
WeAraesday where the Atlantic hotel
•»-. we >f/owed Kim the sifs.
We aw in Wednesday's News en s
Olsentr where a eiri was adver'is) p
for a hbhud. Fran what the a>
says she wants to get married bu*
don't want a bu.-hand Another ca.v
where a wnax: knows what she k
drink of red right cow?
First: Hew ««ali :ny like a lif
drin.r of fed nyH now?
Secrmd: I aiat m particular. 11l
take oe tomorrow, yes tonottw.
Noe slavery but just aint free so
Lee Gad says cf the force.
i
There are a let of things we cant |
understand. aiwf hi\l expect to as tar ■
as that goes, bat what we would 1 ke
to hcom is where the man got the;
name ~»i- lam" fo. the last jaw too'n.'
aint Mfkug bet a paiaf-d tLi&f.
V m
BbAlc Ufku> says that Bairey
Coorle with the famous Spark II ur
Y. (
will ptM thnegh William.-°o» on a'>,
line»ptftenil rare frvm New York to'
Florvi- Kit Mw.it") corning at four '
•Mock- He says that the Texaco Sla- .
tioa has kee% i formed and asked to
i
hare a spe*;*l crew on at that time in j
order tLat there might be no delay in
nihag and grea»-'g up
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S- ir T \V : s?>
We Will Measure Lip |
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IT WAS SAID OFGEORfIE WASHIZtfiTOK . HAT THE m
OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OF THE LIFTED STATED ' V \S t T' I
TO HIS MEASURE" -IT FITTED HI. i RETTKK "i A>
I OTHER MAN OF HIS TIME
The life of each of us is cut to our measure- -it i: up to u » to
recognize and live up to its full capabilities.
This institution is doing its best to fuhii the jw p 3e for w hien
it came into being— to assist the pcoplo of ih'3 con ur.ity, ?J»rn
the wise management of finances, to attain thc'r full Viare of sue-
Farmers & Merchants 1
I. 'v.;.'. . Bank ■ |
•$ JOHN D. BIGGS J. D. WOOLAR!}
Prcsidcat Cashii.
CORRECTION * g
! In a late issue we staled that it f
, was understood that Lawyer Ohwni c
lof the firm lamb arvi Cofcurr wis .
I "airing a course at the . Firm life'..
' school. The Judge says that it is
, - i
Mr. Julia Harrell taking a course t
r
and net be. - J
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Cleanliness from a safe*:, staad- '
pair* consist snot only in v
' sanitary conditions for the avoidance 1
i of contain mat ion atd i h ou_v •"
or factory, bu: fc involves ko ping '
I
i careful watch thit no rubbish. waste
1 or ether inlbmaKe matter is .
1 to accumulate ir» CB*-of-'h? »Jy er>r
-1 ~e«w Waste an i wore-cut mat er of '
all kinds should be dispose*' o * im
Rcd ud). It is us«Scss an>! forms a '
ea.igvr point cf ccr.tac'.
|What peopS weren't at ".he Circui
J lart Tuesday night weie a" tie l>ix. j
| V'iifhoose. All Main street and thej *"
Itusiiiess recto- like! being a vet r j
U! .ut»r for the df..d sj* th- !
1 , _»d pevrh ifx-mM. .rs
, J
\Vj»!«a houses ri— rae r. rt!- ; :ap.'
I
k°al estate is »nf i j,
thf yar lt whir 4, Aavnor- «*y r *«•, •
v kr.owrn excrpc for villi- owc.-d l.y !
1 4
the | *
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F« rle Si I'm.- since ItiSC, i..c I
I « erx* River at tjartwr *hs» *
bfosAoi With ICC-
1
A prtnutive l;vir.g in h*!"-
is. tl" enui»l arid t*!kvcd !J K •>-
■rric-fiU «f a n»o iißs-i int - ;«■
Airl - .n North Africa. *w- fo. .u
a I•4 «wo' the Ro*nl «-e : : J
»•! i few nurvinrd mS .-«! ' •f I
i
: * ?'(d!tcrr4.-wan c*-ast ic A  »
I »«.• .-.iil irTte lha" !.'«•• '•
*» .*lo» «. t« !> or house* fiv ■•• ••
I jf
i r: m-m K-Ji* w hifh a* '■ f-'U T-**
!i! r J-K -■•■ ping t-jn .ftTe;.
» a&l e\-»fa .:tica*. "
j 'i*• r-ar trov|« in World V
j I .>•! t. Am:en i-! M;rc-.
:Ijl\ b tix* he snliUli d.: tx>
( >.o.ej ond *"e ->* j
la>l. -w n* etfrct on Ita evhas ' i I
ji>ii * >oWie"s prevenioi 'lim; s
t ti'.ir.j. "i e«r tljw 't. tiro.aa) t .« |
_C r.raa profes. cr. antiig in the j
I t'.-.-is«ar. tw*rj!K> periodica*, the J
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■ "ir.-!ii Ahocare. j
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L'AUMtN TIRCS T«l HKLI* K('AlS !
> i
i i-Se *ire i« as jet to. r.t -to f
- 5
•*» '.'l lis Mt» story, hut hw« cf tl.« ;
• reason.- uired «r. :n.*t it bv its  j *
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j pjr.er.ts do ** seera warrantet by
. f.rfe. Misled. ' perhaps, by the an
j|
jd>uhted far* that tl* p eumattc J r» ,
jesused gr«at dcdractiac :•> tlen J
|ci r..not type of hxrd iwl. U* sj er- j
Ibuuiui
f
t stOe tha! the ba!lou4 tire » h it
THE ENTERPRISE. WILLI AMSTOX. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAT. KARCfI 21. 1921.
greatly increased size of wearing sur
face. will caa e damage f» reads of
other "ha cement or brick surface.
This is not borne oat by fac s j!-
rfc,dy or other wide tire
bearing surface.% Heavy irvct";
 ■
c>~ip|e I with dcut !e wheels r"..
svli-J tires, oo no tismSge to the sti
fiat of the hisrhmays they use.
v. ~et>er th - ir'a-p !-e oi!-trea".o-i cr
t:. Tn-iiT!i rf"Rr. eti ftone. san«l-cla>
f iH'. oc::t rete. brick or ccnie t. Road
li.nuff co.se iiy ,u.-]i vehi.-le.- ir from
%
!';» or prwmrc rnd no: fron sur
,r? v-ear. It is. with the mderr.
i ihiMt aiwaj .• He weiphi or tie
h* >T. whi.-h ihe roa! am! sol
cr re' or the abrasies o' iHe sur
fsre
\rct r*iin»r to this, the ba!l»~ t.re
v aid preserve rather than injur?
:-.r ' since its ]c-«rne»i air
: ra-. he eiasticitv o( the cu-hi »n
L' woe the read the «. >«-h . a •;
*\^rfore «ie-ie:i-cs the f. rc* »•" ;■
" » ftruclr l;y th« »iiecl.
•rcr.r. i.' >\ '.in:. LlK'ai. miws
T~e many 'riosV o.' Mrs. h>Ti
 n'nci ;e- x". !:r o* o." i>e* :us
; I
Mr. a > *!.■« \ ..I e« r-jt*'
 to V . i«> sSu id;;;*. '
V s Eva jinivr i recovering fn m
Mr. I„i . ."ff I i!*i . mot' >f>l *«■
: .k« s. .. •.
Vv/c TO-NIGHT -
■ * I ntolr. r' »««-1 tmvia.
* f . -1 loniM,
EV 4 t'-r-w. m me. s m , ,
CHAMBEPXAIN'S
TABLETS
Set your wr r;k'. orly 23c
Li 1
r- v B
r zrvo us |
it "I w:.' weak and r.ervoos 2
J aid rvri- iowii," writes Mrs. ■
i Edith S"i'ers, of 46t> 1%. 21 ft 5
I- 11-ii St. Louij, lIL "I ■
If rouhin't sim p r.inbts. I was so S
I reatlesi, I felt tiri.l anJ not B
 in coad.ii ntodo my wutt I
j I w >ul»! ' ave ruch pains in I
i my stoEt h that 1 was afraid 5
| I would '•ct d>\ uin be-t . . j
' My rath r came to n>e j
i ar.J augv ted that 1 u^e
i : |,iS'Eins:ii S
[ bfiliUui I
I!i? Wona's T«± !
f I felt It'.ter after my first I
{« bov'Je. ( ha-i a betur appe- S
« tite. >t r irr.fi to jtreugthen I
I bt'ime t;j». 1 ->m » ■
J (!al tc ecommei.d Cardui I
§; for v hi; it did for me. 1 i
have i-\ .-"Kle.l !»ry me-licine ■
$ s.nce 1 V Canlui, ai.J lam Q
fec' n.-f V e." 5
Ner" . .-.fs, rcstlfcisneas, B
P | th«-» fJßip- S
' t> as s  "tea a t ihc r-sa)t fj
y on w rani'sn condi- 8
A t• >n ar 5 tnr-y develop r .ore S
U sv-ndo. i ■ a uot treated in 
* tirae. S
>- If j. are n'rvoaa and 11
f rtD-i! .v. . or ia.3tr.n?r front 9
£ | same 'i»anly weakaeas, |
* i t-ke C. u. 13
t : Sold - • rywL .-rfe. ■'*
r | E -V& | a
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MARTIN & PEEL
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Weeeler Martin Elbert S. Pirel
ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW
V.ILLI AMSTON _ S. -. j
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Cieargre B. Cnerrj B. E.'
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j I— *l fbrreymg— Maps— I iraft ir. g.
tj*nerd Enfinecring
WINDSOR NORTH CAROLINA t
i V- ants !
1
jS! BSCKIEE TO THE ENTERPEISE '
J WANTED: REul LAI: AND TRANS- '
| sent IVsniers, JSC N- Haughtcn s! 1
' j \\ :.-amshMi. N. C. Itior.e No. 4S
Mrs. J C. Crrwford.
1 i - ROOMS TO RENT. SI IT \HLIi
i | 'or farrilv one.partly furstish- \
,' ci. Mrs. Jer.nie E. Yarrell.
!
IMKKO PLYJSOLTH RtHTv Et;;s
fvr setting- li f" r 7"» cets
H. R. CCI'RTNKY rt-4 .Ni 4
j a;c;«—Rl iKEYE MEiU Mini'..
I AUTOMOBILE
& FASHION SHOW
HO( KV MOi'NT. MAilOi l. 20 i illusive
,
FKXNKRS* WARKHOI SK
FASHION SIIOW-AL'TOMOISILK SHOW
\ DANCING
.
2 ORCHESTRAS -VAI'LhVILLK
j NOT A 1)1 LL MOMENT
Admission 50c
m
Auspices
ROi K «' MOUNT SHRINE CLIM
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j|| Pineland Bids You Welcome
| ■ To The Second Annual
if
i| Eastern Carolina
I
if Exposition I
'lll * "
!fl • -
|{ KINSTON, N. C.
jfl APRIL 7TH-12TH—AN KNTfRK WKKK
'!(! . *' .
50,000 Feet of iioor space devoted to an exhibition of the manufactured products
of 4(i counties and displays of automobiles. The attendance is certain to total tens 01
bi ~ thousands, probably scores of thousand. You're invited*
ill banc* concerts twice daily. Parades galore, Anna Case, Famous sinjr
ei, on the of Monday, day. Something different each afternoon anci
evening.
!§ dustrial pageant ever v itnessed in this part of America on the of the 11th—
jg Fastem Carolina in Action." Thirteen separate acts by lo separate comisanies
■ & - Colorfully costumed. 1
R \ . ; . • • • ' V.. 4*
f .]|l " ... >• ;- *- ■- ; '•
Officially Promoted by the Eastern Carolina Chamber of ('ommerce.
For i !>ace or ini ormation write ell G. Bartlett, Secretary-Manager, Klnston ,
C. ... * " v . ; j
It " jT t i HR - fP|||P I
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|c C President ' - H. H. TAYLOR, Vice-Prea.
perd>" -train Anconas $1.50 per 15. I
imitav r 16-U0 per 100. Day
[ oxl cfcxt* 15, IS cents each.
OAKHLRST POI'I.TRY FARM.
X. C.
| 7
I W ILL Bl"Y SCRAP OR TIKP TO-
Ean« u stil 15th. H. H. Mor-
Uoasoif Totxxro Warehouse.
»OR AWNINGS. AWNING (T)VEKS
i ar. !mi> of al! kiixis «e MarnJor.
Bif.tm an! Cowpa y, Williams
lor. N* u 2-12tii
NOTOCE
! Utv taken up two yearlings, o: t
a back "Ik 1 fther a iipht r»*«i
| he> e-. C«*r rVi.-»" trot them. J
| I»_* n»- «~o!t»rin. 3-11
| WANTED TO KKVT A HOISF
■nth > rtl sr Jen "coins. Good lo
aii.T isNij near h - MonticeHo Ca'e
Apfh :« tJ* Mwlicflio Cafe..
coon FOI i: lit HIV not SK WFI.L
! *s'.e! ij !i»Hiss for sale.
5 sap i£il esv See V.. C.
' sv- r , * 2-26, f
IV /t fi'itrt to vo «• when you make
n ptt rtar. A ten " ;>urch rse ells
.for «erotes. sl.4p ;jr»ha:~ for !(>•'
FOR SALE: JERSEY-HOLSTEIN
heifer from gooJ stock, will fmhfii
in few days. Fir 4 itj'tablf offer
takes her. Ffcoee 171.
Oak hurst Farm-. J. S. WHITLEY.
EJECT Tims \dnCE
Having this day >■ eseru
or i the estate of Jaats S. Pica!. ie
c«s*d. this U to eotify ail persons
r.a\ mg claims against the said estate
to present them to the undersigned I
executor on cr before the fen day of
March. !92j or this notice *iU be'
pleaded ir. bar of their recovery. All
persons inuebten to saxt estatr will ,
please make immediate payment:
This the 6th day of March 1%*4-
_ I» R. til ktiANl S.
3-7-4..
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NOTICE OF KK > %LK
I
Notice '» hereby tJvat utwier i
and by virtue of the pewer of Ale (W
--airrd in that cert an lited of trust;
executed by- C O. .odarw and wife
Ida (iialinl. on Match 3rd 193'. to
the un«lersigned Trartee, aru of re
cord in Hook A-2 at pace jOt ■ Mar
tin County Reru'n to secure pay
Car Load Of
\
SHINdLES, 
HILLS
AND MEAL
Tobacco ( tftih and Wire Fencing Cheap for
the i'ash.
WINDOWS. DOORS, IUILDINd LIME
|
AND I'LASTER.
IU "KT OATS, drown in Nevada.
SEED POTATOES. Main drown.
C.D.Carstarphen & Co
WILLfAMSTOX - NORTH CAROLINA
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mtsA. of a certain bond of even date
thereto, the undersigned Trustee did
on the 23rd day of February 1924 at
the Court Hou* door of Mar.in
County expose the hereinafter dwrib
ed land* for sale, ami the bid having
bee.- raised within the time prescribed
by law. and in a manner required by
lav. and under an order of re-saie. the
undersigned Trustee will or. March 24,
1924 at 12 o'clock M. in front of the
j Court House Door r' Martin Coumy
i at William ston. N. C. offer the
land hereirafter described to the
highest bidder, at public auction for
essh: "
Being anour cne and one-half acres,
a part of the G»'anl house place:
; frrirz 135 yards on Wdliamstor. a d
IJ -jncrrtlje side and heing lot of land
! where C. O. (klard built his residence
i a id w here he now lives.
O" tract boumfcii on the Sooth by
I'Mid Williams: on th» east by Ben
Gray: »n the north by Joe Jones:
on the west by Theodore Roberson.
bemjr It*' acres more or less a d
i kni.B a as the Rom land.
This the -Ith lay of March 1924.
R G. HARRISON. Trustee.
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