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HgENDIRS | J VKLLOW-FRONT. STORES j: XMAS HAS NEVER POUND OUR STORES SO WELL STOCKED. j| IT IS TO OUR MUTUAL ADVANTAGE FOR S3 I® YOU TO SHOP EARLY. | OLD VIRGINIA FRUIT CAKE $ In Fancy Decorated Tins. 2 lb. s ize SI.OO 4 lb. size $2.00 6lb size .... $3.00 -\j BD. P Pound Cake. lb. 25c D. P. Layer Cake. lb 2* j^j D. P. Light Fruit Cake. Ib. : 25c D. P. Black Walnut Cake, lb, Hk Famous Pound Cake. lb. ... 25c D. P. Ring Sponge Cake. 1 lb. carton lie rrr fcH D. P. Carton Cake. Gold. Silver or Choeo- D. P. Angel Cake. Box each . 15c nK ilatr. 7 m carton It l-2c CANDIES D. P. Hard Mixed, Ib. ... 2Sc Jordan Almonds. Sugar Coated. Ib. VDr Peanut Squares, Ib 25c Mellow Mints (ljme-Lmn) lb. Sr Hersheys Almond Bar, small 5c Cracker Jack, pkg. ... 5c Q Hersheys Almond Bar. larre 8c Marsh mellow-, Ar.gelus. pi' 9.- Pr TO Hersheys Milk Chocolate, small .... 5c Chocolate Cocoanut Moulds, each 5c |U ((■ Hersheys Milk Chocolate, large 8c French Mixetl Cream.-., lb. 25c KJS Colonial Asstd. Chocolates, 1 Ib. fancy box Mr Chocolate Cream Drop?. lb Molasses Kisses, Bask* ' ... 11 . . 18c Marshmallows, Starlight, lb. Ssc W M German Sweet Chocolate, Cak- 8c Beechnut, Lrmun-Orange- Lim* Drops, pkn 5c Hx J/ Wrigleys Spearmint, pkg. ... _ 5c . Adams Pepsin Chewing Gum. pk* V M iS WE ESPECIALLY RECOMMEND Til E QUALITY OF OUR CANDIES. (fi NUTS 1 Valencia Almonds, pound 75c Walnuts, Halves. Ib. 85c , Fecans, Halves, lb 1.15 3$ —tl 3 1-2 os Glass _ . 37* " 3 1-2 ox. Gltss 18c ftl I Nats sold ta Feeder's Starts this —— are of the very Aaest quality that the aurhrt produce $£ You win Ml be dissppsiated if you place your order witk us. _ H FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Grape Fru't. Extra Sweet, each Bc. Ilf A 12 l-2c Oranges, Fancy Sweet Floride. Cranberries, Eat More Brand, lb. —_ 18c Doxen Mr. Nc. A 58c p Cocoanuts, Fancy, Each 12c Graper, Tokay, Ib. —2Bc Apples, York Imperial, pk 85c " Emp ror, Ib. lie || Black Twigs, P% 75c Apples, Stayman Winetap*. Pk. . 75c W 3 ft | Celery, F-ncy Ijtrge Bleached talk, 15c " Fcney Box. Each sc. U Fancy, head ! ...... .. 12 l-2c n ESSENTIALS FOR XMAS DINNER Cocoanut, Dromedary shredded, 1-4 lb. pkg. 18* Jell O, Asstd. Flavors, pkg. 18r S 1-2 Ih. package : —Nr Gelatine, Chalmers, pkg. 15c uj Cocoanut, Bakers Fresh, can 17c " Knox, pkg. 21c TT Maraschino Cherries, 3 ox. jar 15c Rich's Wine Jelly, pkg. , 22c frj Box jar _ Mc Olives, Queen, 4 ox. bot 15t jij 116 ox. jar _ 55c .... 901 2* fflj Blue Label Chili Sauce, 8 ox. 25c " Stuffed, 4ox bo*. ... 21c UX Blue Label Chili Sauce, 1« ox. bot. 15c - " » ox. bot. Mr ffl Heinz Chili Sauce, 12 ox. hot . : He Lea A perrins Worcester Sauc. bottle 28* M Heinz Chili Sauce, 18 ox bot. 58c Tobasco, Sauce, bot. * 48c '/fi Libhys Pickle*— Heins Pickles— « ffl Libby's Sweet Mixed, lb Mc Heins India Relish, Mel. size 23c £p ( Lihhy's Sweet Gherkins .each .Jl-Sc Heins India Relish, large sixe ... Mc ffl Lihhy's Large Saw, each „ 4c Heins Chow Chew, bot .... 37c JV Lihhy's Plum Pudding. No. 1 can 27c Heins Surert Gherkins. Med. bot. 10. jX )R No. 2 can 45c Heins Sweet Mixed, Med. bot. Mr tj). KIR Bonsd Chicken, No. I-I can 52c Heins Onions, bo', ~... 29c MB - Mum* Meat. Fancy Quality, lb. 28c Sugar Tablets, 21 lb pkg 24c W Grape Juice, Armours, 4 ox. hot. ... 12c Sugar XXXX Powdered. llh carton 12c i.|* Pint bot. . 28c Sugar Brown, 1 lb. carton ||c Xfc Quart bot. ! 55c Gosman's Ginger S Welshes Grape Juice, 4 ox. bot. _ 13c Canadian Dry Ginger Ale, bot 21c w Pint bot. 0 Qbml bot. 67c Crystalised Cherries, Ih. .... 75c Crystalised Pineapple, Ib , 75c ~4 , h Ur fjf, | » ffi _ CANNED GOODS BBt£ Asparagus Tips, Hillsdale, Sq. can 35c D. P. Tiny Peas, can Mc Cgj * Asparagus Tips, Del Monte, S«» Can ... 44c Blue Boy E. J. Peas, can „ 2ic jflj Asparagus, Lihhys long spears, can 43c Libby's Fruit Salad. No. 2 can 35c jjjr Pumpkin, Dry Packed, can _ 17c No. 2 1-2 can 45c til HAMS £ Jordan* Tip Top, Ih 4*r Smiihfteld, Ib. S*c ff*, " i SrtU -k 28c Kingans, F. F. V.. Ib Ssc % Ii BUTTER % Prairie Rose Toh, Ih. 52c Prairie Ros-\ 1-4 lb- prinU, Ih 1 . . 57c M * Swifts Premium Oie Margeria, Country Spredit Nat Margeria, 1 pound print 27c E I style Ma. Ik S*c Crist*, 1 Ih. can - ... .. Mc Snowdrift 1 lb. «»a 22c 11 1 lh. am 1 Ib. can T4e ''• '4 Ib. can 81c 4 ; j •Ih caa —; ; * — 1-M 8 Ib. can LARD, Good cookingJb. 17c; LARD, Best Pure, lb. 20c & |; D. P. COFFEE, The Worlds Best Drink, 1 lb. sealed pkg. 45c % , R P. COFFEE 18 WITVOUT A QUESTION OF DOUBT THE WORLD'S FINEST. ta* Am raaat he nmftmti without a cup of this remarkably Packed m doable « fail peaaf haga, gi iml aad delivers* lo our stores fresh twin each week. Far OT * ? "fl nix *TV' v? r'fV Cal? PT j "TvPfHf T rcV> t >Ti n Tr*_-VT f r Ktt>> > *>V%TI THE ENTERPRISE. WILLI AM STON. NORTH CAROLINA I! GOOD WORK OF COLORED SANATORIUM Sanatorium. X. C-. Drnmber 11. . ' North Carolina realizes the -inpor- j iiinw of cai iiiK for her colored tabcr |J | i ulcus citizens. The colored division " j of the North Carolina Sanatorium was !| «»pcn«i in October 1923. It is a splend- J idly built. mcdern trurturo. modeled in tho sanv lines as the unit for white patients. It acccmolate.: 64 I'atients, an equal number of men ami women. It is umler the medio;-1 di rect ion of the same physicians as the white division of the Sanatorium. The u patients have all the advantages of M the x-ray. splendid laboratory, ami B .-pecial lr?vm*>ils offered tuberculoid 3 I arsons it the -.State Sanatorium. H Tuberculosis is mo*e c«-mnv»:> a- Q t.iorir negroes in North Carolina than M Sanatorium it is very necessary for M i ==-. - ■ ■ =3 Hi - . HI J CONMDNICATF WITN 1 JONES, SON &ca» h NOBrOU.\HWI«U BMTOSiN* or \M« wfiftTTOj^^ & I Cu j^Cyr EACCIXCHT iTORAee rAC I L.ITIC 3 h LATMT MARKET INPORMATKXI FURNISHED Off REQUEST • • PREE op- cnAßce. by TTLCPMOMC- OR TELEGRAPH I I Improvements Earn Their Cost in ■ short time and make moon for their owner forever after. They sake your place more valuable, more livable and mote profitable. They ate not M|KMI»«. and they are not an expense. They arc an investment that pays bif return* in satisfaction and service. The concrete way is the farmer's easiest and cheapest way to make any kind of a farm iaaproveaaent. Concrete is proof against rats, rust, fee andwind. It ncv««cis expensive repair*. Any farmer can make improvementa himself which, if done by outside help, would coat many times the small amount he will spend for materials. Any Security Ciminl dealer tuasrd below will give you full information. I CD. CARSTARPHEN & CO. r - - ■ ~™~ " ■ Williamston, North Carolina. \ ./ V &jvl THAT WILL MAKE HANDSOME vjrA] tos ij CHRISTMAS CUTS FOR' WIFE OR ,-, r SWEETHEART. COME IN AND LOOK If^/J WymA THEM OVER BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE WITH THE FLOOR wHs§ j HVYI LAMPS WE HAVE MANY OTHER USEFUL GIFTS FOR THE HOME im |\vj APPRPRIATE FOR CHRISTMAS. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. , K?M ;®J •" B. S. Courtney Ega I VMM I AMS'Ti i\ _ NOKTIICAROUNA ~mon|( whites. The death rate for colored people in 1923 was 155.5 per hundred thousand; it was 66.3 per hundred thousad for whites. Fr>m Loth an economic and a humanitarian standpoint it is of «:reat impor*unce for the 'o care for its tubercu lous colons! citizen.'. They ijo into She homes of white people as co.,k« j washwomen. maids, chauffeur , ' cvet> nurses of small children. Ac t.ve and u.tknown tulxrculosi> among nepries is oft."n a source of infection t'oi whit? people. The opinion is prevalent that nee roes do not respond to sanator um treatment. This is not true. It has l*en the experience of the doctors at the North Carolina Sanatorium ;hat cases lakou early e-toutrlt and (titer proper treatment respond to it al ;:>ost as well as white patients do While undergoing treatment at v the patients to pet the foil benefit cf the treatment Thew »n a number of small things that help '• mak- the life of sanatorium patients and trie ion? p»r«>t of treatment pass plea* •.rtly. Rooks i.xi r.-u w are tiro of »hese. The colored -irj'onura at the present time does not have any of these things, nor «4oe; the State make arty apnropri-tion for them, Books of fi-t on. biography. SAttory >r»t 'ravel to form a library for the colored san atorium. lis! a talki.i«* machine with a r.umber c>f tvoJ records ar? n?eied at the colors! dhri-irn now. Any one wishing to contnbu;f any of . h vte thin** may end to the North Carolina marlvi "Co'or «t |)ivis»«." * > Heretofore w of the er»3! difficul ty* in the tr -alm-n! of tuberculosis s momt necnes even more s.» than cmonif whit-s. ha> he«-r. (rttin« the •'•-ease diaenosed in its earh -Ua--. Ihe North Carolina Sara'orium now employ- two whoK- time traveling ltnK-i«n~ !)♦>,■ physicians h.-ld « cliiiics fur ev.irir.- i..r. c»f t»ot!i white iifxt c>>l«>re«i frve of charge i> iry town 01 country ;n which thor -er* we> arc »«i|U^!el NORTH ( ViniUNt Mill "WONTiI K\KM NOTKS While the with, i in llecrmlirr has been nn-1 va'iihii-. it has ;wr mitted runs»leiibl- fiiM work. No -eriou- frrrie- have occurred that would injur* -mrll eram> lh ' ''all ha- been much warmer than usual. .As reporter- fr»m .-ln*>-t .ill parts nf the Stile have -, i«t. "TV t«.i-t | inonth ha- teen irl itiv-K w arm and j rood for farm work. I uht rains h .ve ncurred tn many w So: I * have tr»n 11 t;ood roxlitioii I lor crop ;-nd tae planting of * mall rram- There is [deiity of mul ture. 4 r*r Har«e>'.> While almost xll croti- have b*en j I-trusted. thrr* is -till considerable j corn in tklt- and un;ork?d cotton is ' i iicqurntly seen in th»- wDh-m part j ..f t ie I eh- > • XIM The ro(ts|Mruv4>- rriiuik in relation to o>Hon i; "While tkiv i» les- i iiat> " It' iwi rant of coiluK left i.i fit Id , yet there Is a -mall amount till | icke»l." i- if|» i el ft all distrv't*. Of course. ir»e unpirk—. lint i, beeoti. mar •liniry rikl losing rai.ull i in quali ty and jrra.le Hirer pikt- for |>kl inir -re necessary for harve-tint? this time of the year Taktm Mi.-t of the crop has been -old at uiet satisfactory price* November 128.44 per humlnl p—ndi Cm Most reports indicate that from S ;o la per cent of the corn is staU to fields and mostly on the stalks. More than the usual amoaa'. of corn Ind" leaf fodder and tops taken from it. The grain provec to be better than was expected prior to iaiiat. Winter Feeds There is a rerognrwi -hortage of winter fee-is in most parts of the I State, but particularly .« m the ea -t --trn and southern counties where sum mer weather conditions were quite ad verse. OLD HK KiWY t HIPS s Many 'root spen-sers* are poor layers. Ships that never .ir> friendship. hardship. wor-r>Ep Somehow or other we fiave a -us , icion Co-Jhlite «i -.rorre in his J»- st rvance of Tark-civinj I lav tais >ear. Taxe.- will tie lower «fc.' s ,vute» l>ut the axe to ta\er- W'ayne It Wheeler -ay> the .wets ate "few art-i K-i.e-ome." « sile our ob -i i vat ton has "hey are quite a f«w in every county ar» Then -ome We're ntjvime rerr jf-«ffin# these iKornms. hut not ("«*-* Mr Hoover tills us we have to. by c«Ji* Well, anyway. Serial.-' Magnu .'ohnson i- iww pol:ti »ian who will -oops K v aK" o take a I lof of sfoclf in Farm I if.- ~ I IU IsHevist* are tryinr 'o abolish I -hanie. Itauich'ery. Fall 4t j.l did very i well along line tn o«untrjr. t"haj> runnimc on t>e Kepuhlicar tcket tn krntuckv he-at out his wife a I Vmocr.it te can.ii>laite for Coronet which was. we take it. (wl .iometstji i I'olitics if they were hern -wi keepin j the y.»b in the family f i The area of tfce Sahara IV—ert i. j t;.n»er 'hati the I n!oi States h n«M«*i miles Farcy an are. ' i-ryer than the omrtrv by •ouare mile- The intimations that t '-lklpr will i. w-he pre>hlent are in-t' jatine tha he ha- heen mill a chairs aimer. Itet'er a -h«.rt at a railrda «rossinit than a lucr -4r Ihe Irnos who will rat-* ~ u becaus. von praise him need- a Tin- film child's .-great• pi uhlt i as he if row- .J.ler is K,,. t,» keep hi lirer.t.s in »ke style to » i wh he ha ncrustomed them v
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