NOTICE
A spotted sow ana few spotted
shoats wID weigh about 75 pounds
have keen in nf pasture for about
10 days. Owner wiD please come far .
litem.
Eager Perry, R. 1, Jamesrille N. C
WANTED: TENANT OR PI RCHAS
er. We have a four horse farm
with good tenant house, fend sait- ,
able for cotton, tobacco, corn tjd (
peanuts, will lea.:e or sell on terms.
SIJ.DE RHODES * COMPANY,
HAMILTON. N. C. j
IX>R SALE: ONE BI'ICK COCTRj
In condition. Fi~r new tires, '
4 Price *IOO.OO. See Mrs J. S. Rhwie^-
FOR SALE: NICE EARLY JERSEY
Viskeficld Cabbage plant.-. fro=t
per hundred. —Lady Tbom
pson Strawberry -s at 25r ne'
hundred at my "ruck f=rm. near
Hasseil. during Nov. ami l>ec
A. E. PURVIS. 11-7-ep
NOTICE LAND SALE
Vr.cier aii-l:virtu-» of the p>v sr
oi -al" co !"a!i*e I ir i c-»r.aui »?*J
of 'Vrst w»rch is recoidrd ir Book
H-2 page 148 Martin County Reg
istry. to the umiersigre-i trustee, de
fault having been msde sr the |«ay
nient of the notes herein ami
the holders hereof having maie for
the exercise of said power, the under
signed will on Satuniay. December
6th.. 1924. before the Court House
door in the town of W illian-.-tor. N. j
C.. offer for sale to the higher i"
der for cash the following
4«tid* in Mar> in Cour t>. Xorti-
I'na. Robersonville township
Two parcel- of lanl locate-! a >d j
i escribe*i as follow.-, to-w it
First: One lot ir. U>wn of
Farmele. N. C fully described in a
deerl from Leslie Fowder ami wife
Susie Fowden and Wheeler Martin
and wife Louie P. Martin. late«i on j
the 24th. da> of Januar;.. 1920. »n-!
i-econlerl in book I»-2 1-a"' 21.. tr
V.-liich reference is hereb;. ■«*!*•. Mw \
■in County Registry.
Second: A one-half undivided in
terest ih a c-tam tract of lend in
T'.oliersonville towr.-hip. Martin Coun
ty, adjoining the lands of W R
Pur\is. Henry Council. IMI; Ward.
John Mayo. O P Robersoc. T*.e
John Mc Mathews land, ami uther.s
containing 45" acre . more or les-
Beiisg the same land «le>eribe>: in a
t'eed from J I. Williams ami wife
Ma'tie L. William- to 1_ D Ktebadi.
. «l*ted on tlie 17th. day of
1918. and recortled in B »k Y-l p:«pe
19. Martin eount> Registry, refer
enc to which if herel>> leta-ie for
ti more accurate iie-cript, «.i.
This Noven.l>er 7th. 1"*24
H. PIRMS TAYLOR. Trustee
l!-1* '
rOLDS
d imdw ihn mamrmt mm/tf
W maud aatsnasDr wfck—
VISISS
w IT m m ju.iw
betrayed
Their first conversation
betrayed the facttthatt t
she teas mot fastidious.
AT a distance ik' kiJ appeared
/* unusuallv twa*. unmacolarr
But upon their fcrsi fac«-10-face
meetinp he discovered that hef teeth
were not clean And he sou® low
interest
NotKe today bow >o«l. yourSKit.
watch another person's teeth when
h or the u talking If the teeth are
not well kept tbey at uace kec «e
v. a liability. ,
L,m, ■■■ Tmtk •*—
ZTT..a^^er—
tmdbmtmi.
A large tube of 1 iMeisne T»rk
Paste is only 25 cents, at yon« di»r
pst's f wl(- r 1 -J/~*
Louts, v S J
j Don't forget |
I Your Hay Wire, While jj
• hh QZj
li It Is Going Cheap. 1
Culpepper Hdw. Co. 1
1I ' WHJJAMSTON, NORTH" CAROLINA
LAND SALE
I nder and by virtue of a Deed of
Trust executed by R. H. Long to
the undersigned, recorded in Book
4C2, Page 43, of the Martin County
Registry , I will on Tuesday, Deeemb- j
er, l«th, 1924 at 2 P. M. in front
of the Post Office in Oak City, N. C
sell at public auction for cash, the
following described real estate, to
| wit:- '
All the right, title and interest of
' the said R H. Long in ami to a cer
tain tract of land situate in Goose
5 Nest Township, Martin County, State
• of North Carolina, adjoining the lam!
'of J T. Savage, L. H. Hux. Bill
! Jones. Calvfn Smith. Claude Green
! tnd others, lying on Tarboro-Oak
City RoadknOwn as the Joe Long
-place, and containing 350 acres more
or less, the in'erext therein convey
er! being a one-tenth, which said
u. H Long inherited from his father.
Joe I-ong.
Th ; s Nov. 15, 1924.
W 0. HOWARD, Trustee
"V 11-18-4t
NOTICE OP SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
I'nder and by virtue of 'he power
«i" sale container! in a certain deed of
tiust execu t*t to th** ir
trustee by M G. Bullock and wife
Delia Ilullock on the 23rl day of
Sept. 1921 .which said deed of trust
.- of r rord in th«* public ; g' try o!
Martin County n liool: G -2 -'
r.«r: 2>i.d tl.e «l-eil r*f 'rut
j rvrinc certain note- of even date r;* 1
j tr-nor therewith ami d.*ta\»lt h.iv •:
i l>eeTi I• la'lr* in th«* i»: > vvi:* «f "-!••
i 'nvtes and.the i ipu!:i"i')n^
I :r , the said deel of ru-1 not havm •
1 betr* comp!i;ii v.ith s*nd :.t .he re
; of the holder of the said note -
j the und* rsigred trustee will «n Fr
' ;»y the 19th di>\ of l» r. 19' i* at 1
i o'clock M. in fron* of Hi cot". - ■
» in th«* 'own of V iil r.'riS*'*
| Vort'i Caro! ; !:a offer for • ?le to the
HOW S THIS?
■*UH ( ATARMII • Hi:UI4 IMB Will
do what we claim for it—rW your system
„f Catarrh or Dwfnfa ■ au« d by
Catarrh
H4UD CATAMRH MBUICIXK con
«(»t* of an which Qutrkly
Rrlleves the catarrhal Infle.rrmation. and
the Internal MeJlcl-.e. a Tonl'". which
arte through the Blood on the Mu»"OU»
Hurfa* ee. thus restoring normal ondl
tftOMß
Soid by 4mni(U for over 40 Tears.
K. J. Cheney A Co Toledo. Ok'ft
CHINA SHIPS MILLIONS OF EGGS TO U.S.
EVEN WITH CHEAT INCREASES IN OUR OWN EC6
PRODUCTION AM A TARIFF WALL. IMPORTATIONS ARE HEAVY.
TO T AL WH WIS 1916 IW7 •IW : 19t9 IWO jWM BP
DOZENS
iS'
_ J i/_\i
V\Ml \T
"*§y \/| \ —
KIOOO OOC Mi I ;
■COOttOOO —1 1 —_
■OOOO.OOQ I
II
O » ■Mwomw unninTvan wumi mi
DOZENS Of ECCS IMPORTED FROM CHINA
MM NOOOOOO —— *4 TOO 000
wtt n too 000 WJO "J22 222
km iicooooo •»000 000
mi 4*400000 »" 000
»n 11400 000 im w "Q OOP
'hinese liens art- layliic millions of tlmriu of * f£* to be beaten Into Amer
- ho rakes and cundies, in spite of (lie Inrnnwd height of the tariff wall
I'jioukli hliiK)' eggs are coming Into the I n.ted States annually to funilali
approximately one dozen for every family. Itut the Chinese ben does not coui
;>ete with the American hen in supplying ilie eiK" for the breakfast table. Of
lUe £1,710.000 down (Dtuing In last year (inoil.-allj all were In the dried or
(njin form. according to the Sears It.-chuck Agricultural Foundation
The American hen anuot he accused of loafing >n the job. In addition to
furnidilng all the e(tu* needed for A u.eriran us* , she |>r>«!u« es a litijte Mirplus
for ex|K>rt. Last year this surplus amounted to dozen —O.atll.ooo
lozeti more than were Imported The American e\;-.rta were largely eggs In
the shell, which sell at higher :liun the frozen and dried eggs from
I'hina.
In IVI4, Juit a decade afo, there were d.nren Chines, eggs Im
;«.rted By 1918 the Imports totaled dam, and in ISCSI the mimlier
!iad cliiuhed to 71.tk*U»*t dozen In l'.C! the year the tariff went into el'ect,
oaiy i 11.827,000 dozen were ii;ip«>ried l.iat «car the numlxr «at still further
. educed, with only ;3.710,tn*> d»z. n . . minx hi
I'resent price* are not .specially nttr-j.tiic to imports The demand U
lor strictly high quality eg*?, the troUucti.u •-( •I.Uli far lb* Ituute uiarkata
Um Awsrban hen monopolize a
THE ENTERPRISE WILLLAMBTON. WORTH CAROLINA
iigheu bidder for ai public auc
tion the following- described teal es
tate ,to-wit:
Adjoining the lanos of H. D. Peel.
Augustus Clark, 1. S. V. hilehurst, A. {
E. Gurganus and John Ayers, lying
in Cross Roads and Bear Grass Town
ship, containing 90 1-2 acres, more or
less, ami being in two tracts; one
reeded to Mc. G. Bullock by William
Bullock ani one deeded to Delia
riuilock by Mc. G. Bullock and hav
ing such shapes a.> shown by map of
same made by J. R Mobley, surveyor,
on the 11th day of Aug. 1921 which
map >s on file with The Federa'
! Ijtnd Bank of Columbia and teinc
| same land described in mortgage M.
! !•. hviiock ~nd wife l>eila Buli'jck .o
!Tii? Federal La.i-1 lianl: da* or! Sept
ISth, 1921 and recorded i:i Book Z-l
at nage 74.
j This the i7ih ds> if Nov. 11)24.
IXBEirr PEEL, trustee.
• an Pee!
attorneys. 1 l-S-4
NOTK'K OF RESELL
j I r,der and by virtue of *h •
jof stle cwi'iiinrd in *hat cert:*in dec I
of tixst rs'cu'il bv H. I{. Mirell'-
and wife Sarah J. M zel'e to the
(.'>!ic:uiri;:?3 tiifl Cdirjatv. t*uste-»-
-i-.I b.'a'jr." la." of March Knl |S*2*"
*d enirin; :h; sum of £3rovii> pay
' j»lil" to the Pude- tie' Inrurrnce C'oiv.-
j'pi>n> of Amebic j, !c-frul*. ! iving Ik*!
I r.:i;*> *ii the paymen" of the sa id
ir.debt»lnes-- and tl>e t rm- of sai>"
t» y.-t iie«-' knvi ig rdvortised and
scid on |lf Snl oa*, of Nov. 1924 Dart
t'.e*bid having b»-?" raised t'. rndei
, ; nei tru -t will f .."I! tie r oII \v
ij: describ'd lr r*i >"i The I o
I lef. 1924 at 12 o'clock M in froi:
—U*e—fourthuH i~* drmr in tl*»» t.iwr
j «.f V. illium ton, N. C. to the lughr. t
bidder for ca.»h, to-wit:
Situa'e in Cros- Ron*«s Townsh.|\
County of Martin, and br Tin *"*» a
: sU ke or. the north knl? of th' path.
( a corner between tlie ljwrence Chant'*
and J. R. Swain binds; thence N. 42
1-4 ijieifire. East k chains and *2-100
up did path; thence rJonr aid path
ncrth 38 1-2 dej*ees east 21.90 chains;
thence south 46 1-4 degree e-ist 130
chains; thence north So east
17.83 chains; thence north 47 degreei
west 25.40 chains; thner north 79
df|jrj« west 27.70 chains to Morse-,
pen branch; thence xrith Horsepe
branch sooth 4 )■»• *s 14.^0
chains to Betes branch; th*&cc with
Betes branch south 3 degree* cast
15.50 chains; thence :«ih 67 degrers
east 12.30 chains; thence ;cuth »
degrees east 6 chains and 7&-1 M to
the beginning and contain inn 116 1-2
acr*s, and being the nm» tntt of
land purchased by the .-aid E. K.
'lir -l!o of H. D Jt et ll> wr. ch
aid deed is recori—i in Martin Cotn
"y labile Kc ir r> fc V-k D-2 f*;**
n.
Ths iiald deed of trust esacuU-1 "-y
N R. M'i'll? rr.d wifr to Ch-cimava
Trust Co i* re:#nl?il In Martin Coce
ty psb!:c registry L> Book P-l.
10.
The purchaser at the --ll' w£D be
required to deposit fcr (10l per cen*
of he amount of the bid in cash or:
the ley of the sale
This Nov. 14;h. 1&24.
CHICKAMAUG*. TP I ST CO..
Tn-'tf.
i \V. M. rilio't. of «ieb".
W. A Darder, Atty.
Creenville. N. C.
Martin A Peel, Atty.-.
VHliarnston, S. C. 11-1&-2
NOTICE OF KALE O WEAL
ESTATE
lender and by virtue of the ;-wer
' a!- :-r.Vi r ni! in - c*rr?2 : n d#e lof
execu 3 '» the •• 4frs.;iwd
r i c by H M. Hurra.- o". th .• Ist
iay cf Oct. 1918 arv! of record in the
pi Wlc :; ;Ls ry of Marin Ctufy in
Book 0-1 at pap* 355. •'-*»«? of
A Good Thiac - DOKT MISS IT
S. nd your name and addrra plain
ly written, together with 5 centa (and
this slip) to Chamberlain MciHn i
On *D« UoiiM. lowa, and mvht
in return a trial tarkage roaaidw
CHAMBERLAIN S COCOH REIT
EDY fur cougha. okW. croop. bra
chial. Flo" and whooping roughs,
and tickling throat; CHAMBER
LAIN S TABLETS for atomach trim-
Mae, indignstkio gaaay pain* that
crowd the heart, bibojimn and can
rtipation. _al»> CHAMBERLAIM*B
SALVE, needed in every family for
burns, maid*. wouadi. I«W and akin
affections. thrae rained family ncA
cinea for only 5 cents Don't man iL
Hot Barbecue & Oysters
—AT—
WILLIAM'S NEW STAND
Next Door to Taylor's Drug Store
Telephone No. 151
West Main Street Washington, N. C.
I Getting Down f
1 To Brass Tacks 1
YfJ S
I What - And who - Are jj
Back of this Bank? i
NINETEEN YEARS OF SERVING THE PEOPLE OF VV'ILLIAMSTON AND
« VICINITY DI KING WHICH NOT A SINGLE* DOLLAR OF OUR DEPOSITORS
I MONEY EVER HAS BEEN LOST, ARK BEHIND THIS BANK.
MEN RECOGNIZED THROUGHOUT THE STATE BECAUSE OF THEIR KEEN
fj VISION AND THEIR BUSINESS SUCCESS—MEN OF PROVEN JUDGMENT AND
STRENGTH ARE BEHIND THIS BAN K. *. |
|j STRENGTH—PROGRESSIVENI*£— HELPFULNESS—CONFIDENCE I
I Farmers & Merchants J
I Bank r :
$ ' WILLIAMSTON,
trust securing certaia not« «f cwn
date and tenor therewith -tnd Afadt
having been made in the pnywet of
the same and the stipnlal-nrs con
tained in the said deed if tms* not
having been complied with and si
the request of the holder of J*
notes the undersigned -rustee wfll en
Friday the 19th day of December,
19£4 at It o'clock M. in front of the
courthouse door in the town of Wil
liamston, North Carolina offer far
sale to the higher bidder for cash the
following described real estate, tn
wit:
This h»iiig the same and identical
ÜbH deeded to H. M. Bums by G.
H Godwin and wife. This being for
balance of the purchase money.
The said land is bounded kpr the
Wicomico Lumber Company, the Roe
! noke River, The Williamston Cooper
! age Company and M. D. Wilson. For
further description see deed above
mentioned.
A. R DUNNING, tnWee.
I Martin and Peel.
Attorneys at Law 11-18-4
~666~~
is a prescription for
(old*. Grippe. Dengue, Headaches.
Constipation. Bilionancaa
!t is the most speedy ~em?dy we to®.
Lame?
E fcj i
[Wxf =SSBBBSa
Mm out
stiffness and ache
After heavy exercise, apply a
LttleSloan a. Norubhagji—
Mary —the liniment itafnatartv
fresh blood circulating quickly
through the aching muacW. AC
once —the stiff nam vaaUMM, tka
aching stops! An ill mgil«
35 cents.#
Shi's LM—M*fAl
t •
8 Hour Service
We solicit sick batteries and return
them recharged within eight hours. All or
ders given prompt attention. "
Jone's Electric Shop
| (Rear York Building)
Phone 237 Williamston, North Carolina
0 " . ' • »| i
Wonderful Shoe Values! ■
1• ~ 1 I
We are offering to You a complete
| line of shoes for each member of the fam
-1 »ly at Startling Prices. We have Slashed
i |
j the prices of our shoe stock to *uch an e> - ' f
f tent, that it will pay you to come in and
j see for yourself these Wonderful Values.
1 ! 1
We also carry a cbmplete line of in
| fants' shoes in all the desirable colors, and
j in all different sizes starting with si^6.
f . !
I W. R. Orleans
| j Williamston, North Carolina "
I . - . ;!