rOK HIGHEST PRICES, SELL TOUB TCEACCO AT WMSTON.
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Hello Folks, Happiness is al>out as
cheap as anythir.tr »e know of, but '
many are too rich to have it.
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The (K>V stood on the railroad track, j
The train was coining fast;
The train got off the railroad track
To let the lioy go past.
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Any woman will look liefore :he
leaps if there is a mirror handy com-j
men:* Collins I'eel
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Will you go out riding with me 'o-l
morrow ?
riding this
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I WILLIAMSTON MARKET FOR TOBACCUI
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| / MENT. MR. T. JONES TAVI.OR W It.L. L'.L : Ai : 111 'OOP. « AUEHOI SE AN »ViIIH «• Ml M'tEKK CAN DEPEND ON CAREFIU. A ITKHUOK «BIG
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I The Williamson Market Will Open On jj
| Wednesday, September 3, 1924 .
IFVOi: WANTTHEHKIH DOUiAR EOR VOUR TURACEO THIS SEASON, THEN WIIJJAMRTON IS THE PLACE. NEW WAREHOUSEMEN, NEW BUY- H
ERS, AND SOME Of THOSE WHO WERE HERE LAST SEASON. AIJ. WORKING TO MAKE A BETTER MARKET.
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This Space Contributed and I'aid for by the Following Well-known Business Menand Firms: ;% # U
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Harrison Oil Co., "Texaeo People* R G. Harnson. Farms for Sale W. R. Orleans. Diy Goods j
, Daughter—Pa, what is your birth- '
j slft»e?
FaUier-of Seven (wearily)— The
;riu!.stme, 1 guess, my child.
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One nice thing about radio is that
it iiever has any secrets, * chuckles
Cash Moore.
I NOTICE
j By virtu? of the |»i*c
In a title retainint n.ii» to w
|by Vernon V\ hitehar-t ra ..i* im/li:
I'JIB Ford tfturinj* car. the esr i evinjr j
liron >urren«lered to roe. I wiil sell the 1
j «a:d car to the highest hidtu r at tine
j four? House door on Wednesday the j
, JIM. da> of Aut-u>t. 1*»24 at 12. M.. ■
:io satisfy balance «toe «»n the in-j
! deb'edness.
j Aurust Ist, 15*24.
F n. WYN'X.
"LOOKS CLEAN!"
And Texaco Is As (lean ■
As II Looks."
TF.XACO is cl«:n liecau-e every
11race of impurity has beer, refined
'out. f
| That clean, clear, e>-lie" ci!;>if.l,
; stream is a promise of |>e *-
I fort lubrication. *
TFXXfO lu!iriraM'>n o' :.l! movi: i*
j part mear- p»rfert open;'tor ir, surs
| mer ami winter, easier |»-wer. Mil
Jenkins —May I borrow your lawn
in-.wer, plea.*.
Neighbor—Sorry, I'm afraid you
ttiil. lie'.- out playing baseball wiUi
tle oilier boys.
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They -ny Adam was the first radio
bug. He male a loud speaker out of
I hi* spare par's.
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VANTEP UKGI'LAK AND TEANS
it Hoarder:-. flood roems v ai»d ac
tomodalioils. Kates reasonable. S«'e
Mrs. T. V.. Tlt'imas, phone Cf> K-4
aijmin:: tkat iirs .noth k
!!:;ving this day qualified as admin-
Mia'or of the estate of W. F. Ct>r
"snu.s late of (lie '"'onntv of Mr-cirt.
I who died intestate.
All persons holding claims a?aii't
skid estate are hereby notified to pre
-ent same for pavmenl within one
year from this date, or this notice
will lie pleaded in har «>f their re
covery.
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Furniture Co.- jj
WASHING'TON
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[llefl' ic ICleval to sill Fl*ors
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TOE ENTERPRISE. WILUAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
"| All prrsaas wittibd to said estate
! Trill he mpiimi to irrafcr juanlLtf
1 pci y mcnt of sane.
1 Th»i Slt >by of Jnly, 1>34.
J. S. GI RGANL'S, A.tminL
tntor, of W. F.
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xono: or SALE
Tt.f 1 an-fi 5 A.iminbtrator of
* Mri. J. IX. V %»•». Wt«ueil, will or.
li e 1»'. H H-" >:* .* nrust, 1924, at 3:2" ■
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1 -r ea-h. ihc f J!..win« pranrl r-rr.-
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!>• I ctK>.j _ \V-:ir«. taHs, -tnnr
* ctr. mrtitui i.y :«II the household
wwnl* sM fvniiiii* of 11* 1 Mr?*.
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J. D WARP. JR.
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TI'XACO motor oil i rnml. TEX AC*
p-tjnoline L* if-o»l- Try TKXArO. a«l J
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To Our Friends
v and Customers
i iince the B. R. Barnhill Garage was organized it has been
ihe policy of this business to sell everything on a cash basis.
Through one cause or another, however, we have been rather
lax, ami therefore we find a few accounts on our books.
Your name has appealed or is now on our hooks as one
whom we have allowed to run an account This is the reason we I -
ire running this advertisement.
Due to the fact that we pay cash for practically everything
we buy. and also due to the fact that we pay ail« * our mechanics
weekly, and in further view of t*;e fact that our labor charges
are extremely low. we find it ne - Tsnrv 1 nt'l o o r.tiietly in the
future to our policy of doing a *ash !=•: in ess. 1 ■
Therefore, all parts, accessories, labor, etc. obtained from (
date on. *
We are quite sure this will not inconvenienee you whatever
and that you will find your way kick to our place of business
I ! k jK»:stedly. We handle '.enuine Ford Varts only aiid sell the®-
at Ihc established list price suggested by the Ford Motor Com
| I | »any, tiuf 4rtl)oi r "chai p;es we believe are the lowest, or at least
• "us low as
lina I here fore it will pay you to trade with us on a cash basis,
rather than at some o f, ier place or. a credit basis where their
i! lalvn* charges are much higher.
1| We thank you 1.10.V. cordially for the business you have
iij giver, us in the past, and extend you an invitation to call in to
• % j see uat any tin-e you are near our place of business.
YOURS to serve,
B. R. Barnhill
WILUAMSTON NOItTH (AROIJNA.
LOCAL MARKET NOT THE LABGEBT kt GOOD AS THE BEST