We Wish To Thank Our Many Friends lor Their Patronage during The Past Year and Wish Them a Merry iyiYli
tfM Christmas and a Very Prosperous New Year. . *
Kgj Clark-Bennett Drug Co.
OWL LAFFS
l)ue to »;n error in Tuesday', paper,
ve stated that Robinson Onme bath-]
~.i Saturday. We were mistaken, h\,[
tuitheil Friday.
Hut she found out that only one
of them was in the enpine.
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Have you "A certain Rich Man"?
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Xmas Greetings I
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We vish to take this opportunity to
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t a:l: our many friends and customers for j
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il their patronage this year and wish them j
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I W. R. Orleans
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IgreetllSS 22 * g
Imbued with the Christmas Spirit and desirous of spreading cheer ,
Ifen - • t-i 1 TML
» at every opportunity, This Store wishes each and every • H
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I A VBaY MERRY CHRISTMAS! St
|%| supreme Happiness abound in every home and this Yuletide be a never-to-be-for- ||pt
|||| gotten event. And may next Christmas find us enjoying the same pleasant relationship
- \witn our patrons Chat we enjoy now.
(g - The Old Reliable On The Corner ,
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|j| WILUASISTON, 1 . . NORTHCAROUNA
I t>akul an elderly man of the ijirl at
the library desk.'
if I iiad i wouldn't In' working
,j I.ere, came the girl's prompt repljf.
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I).id Do you think 1 have enough
lumber to put a lid on tin Christmas
box ?
Mother —Sure you hitv?, use your•
head!
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Catch a cross-word puzzler, throw |
him down and tro 'iiroußh Ids pockets,
and if h:* i:- n real one, you wil! find
i?i b-axt five pei>.'il stub:- and ;,hree
rubbei erasers.
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A ,ooi' ivrm cr. force hi. , v;iy
ahead almo.it inyw ; en except in a
cafeteriu line.
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I'a, iti(|uired the stric'ly-up-to-the-I
ir.inute off. pi imr, pl'iyi/'K v/ith' his,
radio >■ ', what'.- th. • wave h" ■_» ti. foi |
ante ('iaus?
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J To Our Friends: !
With the coming of another year, vw
j want to pause long enough to e {tend to
! you the Season's  Greetings, a Merry, Merry j
J Christmas and a Happy-New Year. j
1 Sincerely yours, _ |
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' Margolis Bros. Brooks
Williamston, North Carolina
.V S. You can still your -
last minute Xmas shop;- : g at this store
where you have a large an I varied assort
i ment of useful uifts to from.
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THE ENTEmmgE. NORTH CAROLINA V
.A ( ity Garden
Townley—Did you tvei get uny
| piofit out of your garden?
.Subnubs —Oil, yes. A whilj UIJO i
|.M>l sunstroke* and received s2.(>o fr >m
i .sick benefit organization.
. 1 ley —l>o you luive any trouble pay
ii" you r bills?
I!') No, the trouble conies when I
i ' iii'> them.
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I The most beautiful back in Ameri
the greenback.
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--1 Yes, mused the .Artie explorer, al
cr.e time, we came within an ac» ji
freezing to deatii. Luckily, IKIWH-.C!,
—lie nazed thoug-htfuily at Ute ceu
ii-g—ue hud the presence of :iund t)
iall into heated discussion.
1 ( e are but three bit of at ht
'fctui. distinctly American. Th-
colonial house, the skyj»crapei an I
the filling station
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Tiif French an fond f in'einu
itonal parleys. In fact" .they are the
original parley-voos.
Have ou Heard?
Mary had a little lamb
You've heard this tale, before,
Ifut tmVe you henrri she passeil the
plate
A it* I had a little more?
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A farmer boy had spent a ha>d
I -ill " ' ou*\ liauHnif s*nd driving a new
calf toward the burn A steer dash»d
by, headed for the pasture, and the
calf followed. i
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4-—Money To Loan |
We Represent Three
Large Copanies
j —-COME TO SEE US- -
Critcher and Critelier
-'•.'UK I, ~OU ll.'il'll fool!"
•i.u .L ttui boy, ' You'll know the
.yrt.-ji time comes."
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Wiat ilrtach
Ju l^t-1- H:r.e you sood giounds a
gait..-: tm.- mat for jour br, ach
I romi.se suit ? ,
Uze- 'Deed Ah ha.-,.' Ar; promise*,
manaer to rn*rr\ iiyt man, an' ne
i.ir: i ne\ah asked me to.
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•Sue iat dinner party): Fir «ood-j
n-j>s sakes, Gerald. I'on'i w '.. li your
1M r ii. tie fmjr ;r bowl What j
I- . p!e .say?
lie—Wo!],-it's a cinch I'm not •- '
j>ut it into my pocket dirty,
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A "i't 'i.u liav- :T lifrs&ver?
N ■ . hanks. If mother siii'dls it on •
i i> breath tlvuik l'v» tip *n ilrink- j
in*.
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The 'n i. wliii buys oil tock is j
• rovidin-r not for hi. own old a«j®. i
/but for inr.t of ;h ''••lictfj
Ke liable Mj;n
He —I»o jou beiiove in L..:1
' i.mena ?
•She—Yes.
lie—La.-t night I dreamed you i->v
.  «JC me, What dots that mean? V
She—'li,:.: you were dreaming.
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--| A tombstone is a ijUeer . nin>t, .-.n.e-
I thing like ; fence arour.d cemetery,
i" you amount to ;'nythJi.«, jou cor.'t
need a toinbffoiH*. If you don't a
j mount to anything, a tombstone won'*,
j do you any good. The fence around
j 1 cemetery is foolish because lh. -e
inside  an't irei on', and those ojut-
I side lion' want i»i.
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If the music ij tue lanxuage of lo»'f,
i-Mie-*axaphaixt» player liaAgs rve> v
' body.
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' NOTICE
| Under ami by virtue of the auihjri
ity contained in a certain t*: tf
| t»- , . - uted on the 27th !.•> if
.'•> I!♦!» by J. A. Andrews a;.i;
v ;)e lila, ami of record in he public
i-"iristry of Martin County i;i I'ook
A-2, paKe 370. to M-cuJe U>e pav
nsenl oi -aid bond- if even date there
v. i'ii, and the :;'.ipula'ions in ukl
deed of trust not !:»\ t>i( been
plied with and at ' 1-? request of the
holder of sai«T Ivoiids Vi'dersi
Tru. tee will on tli' tiilh day of Janu
ary !'J2fi ti• !2 o'c! "k. ul "he - >ur'.-
I.uuse door of Mar;in CMvity, ofTc
for lie at public auction, t the l !tl>-
cst bidder, for cash, th« f'-l'i 'virv; le
er lied land:
Adjoininr 'he lands of Dpve V t
Uoss Mitel!, et i ats, and brinif 'lie
same tract of land bought of
Swain by the said J. A. .\Vtffr!•«-
nrf'il in Var'in Ci,un - y Register 'o l
which i.. made f "t fuif do-.
u ription, coii?;®iiir;r fortyr4o i i«rr»«.
more or less. / \
This the 19th day oi necember,
j 1924.
I B DUKE CRITCHER, Trustee
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