STOP LOOK LISTEN!
KEEP YOUR EAR TO THE GROUND -
—the price cutter is in -town
The BIG EVENT of the SEASON COMING
2jQca Zs
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iii (Columbia »,
\ Mr. Charles Gotlw in, ji., spent , Wed
\ .itftlay fii Columbia attending to'busi
\ness. ' 'p>
mV. I'hdlips llerrO esterday
Attorney Hyman Phillips, of 'I ar
ia wa> here on professional Jbusi
Thursday. Mr. Phillips wajs as -
ciated\in law practice with Mr. li
(I Allsbrook until his rec-nt tlea^li.
MesilameX Walter Salsburyj an
r . !ir i«-, Ma'tnKiiiK." of Hamilton, vi
ed friends here yesterday.
,'ir. .-nil Mrs A D. Mis?N*inil lit
son. Dan, of Tarboro,'visited Mrs
una HarrisOn Wetlnesday.
CAKD or THANKS
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, \vish to thank each and every one
hat.was so good and kind .to me dur
ing the. illness of my husband and
lit Ir" sob. May tiodVblessings le with
t theiu ail.
i\ rittej) lefwife and mother,
M liS. W. K Wll IT LEY
"CO'Mlv Oil OF I HE KI'ICHEN"
"Come out of the kitchen"- a' the
.ijtrand -Theajer'on 'Fburstlay mglu
week under the auspices of the l'liiHi
theu class of the Memorial ISap'ist-
Church. Do not miss it. Not in the,
history of the 'own have two alfaii
given greater pleasure than the. -la:.I
two plays that were staged by Mi
Hlggs and Miss Hicliorilson, and
"Ctnne out of the kitchen" will be di
rtcted by. Mis. Uiggs with the very
best cast that the town "allonl. , and
promises to be just as good or wen
' tie'.ter thill) either "Take my advice'' or
"The flapper gfaudiuottivr'".
Fl\E. GALLONS OF I* AI NT IKE'
\ large | «i mt concern. 11 furtlTt'T
iii-ee. of an advertising and introduc
•try compaign fiow in prone-s, olTei -
to give, free of charge, tive gallon
of its best house paui'. any color, t"
one p|o|H ily owm i at e.icii pi>st "f
. fice or on each e ill tins
county. This concern want. .it. pa "
• tu. a house inesp-h h)caht\ thi* season.
,which i- 'lie pi:r'|(o »■ of 'ln- rerifk
abl o't-'i tt also wants a itjral sale
man 'ii .eat h fi'uii y. I' ' i,,iv l! * 1
estetl requestetl to write Ken-
Paint Company, Ixiuisville. Kentucky
- Alv.
I.IMM M KIN AN ASSFI TO Sit -
t ESS
Mi matter wliat a Juan's yik. le'
And the point here is that education,
while it has ii larger bearing than a
\ merV "preparation for one's trade o:
| rofession, is the very best equip
\ me'nt fy>r any sort^of-efficiency.
\ 'Whatever your peculiar caUirrTT
%'our expertnass is more telling if i
wsts/upon a basis of general culture
a stenographer you will do bel
ter work anil your chances tjf advance
men% are much greater, if you are
familWr with history, know youi
Shake¥|»eare, and are '•' doubt
to whether Botticelli name o r
a cheese a violin.
As a lawyer, doctor, or preacher,
your imputation will very likely rest
as your "all-roundness,
vour Wide acquaintajice with the in- •
side of greift "books and the genera
impresiion/hat you are not a
minded\spt|lciaHst as it will upon y&ir
finish
Ctfture means intellectual- back
ground. U
/ It meanp accumulated force behiru
your strode.
It means that you are not only cap
able yourself, Vbut that you know how
to absorb ahd use the capability' of
fr — wiser persona.
It gives you perspective.
It increases your personality.-
It strengthens Vour influence -
It keeps you fr*m aettling down to
become a mere wag in the wheel, i
"""" little specialized [piece of machinerv
to do a certain task, and makes von
a human being, alive, vibrant, radiat
It make* yon somebody, not just
•og.
anybody. ■ > ■**.
Many a mother has realised too late
that she has no hold upon her chil
dren because of h«r lack of knowledge.
liny have tfnmu up and gotten away
l-mm her.
,\/miv a man ha» risen in Uie busi
ness world only to be humiliated ba
cKUse he Ims neglected 10 acquire that
education which alone would qualify
liim to mingle on terms of equality
with well-informed people.
Irf fact, there is no man or woman
who has neglected an education but
bitterly regrets it sooner or later,
useful knowledge are laziness, self-in
dulKonce,'weakness, and procrastina
l i(>ii
liven if you did licit net a chance to
pn to school, or if you failed to iin
nmve your opportunity when young
er. you can still set out upon the roy
al road to education if you
will.
And even In the case of those who
i;re college graduates the best part of
(heir, relocation is gotten from their
siudie- in the 10 years after leaving
school, '
And no living person was ever soiv
1\ thai* lie had secured an, education.
Their never was an age in the hi-_
the world when it was so true
its it is now that "knowledge is pow
>-n"
And knowledge is open to every
body.
One gallon of l.aredo soy beans re
uriied nine bushe'ls of threshed beam
on the farm on Henry Harnhardt ii
Kowan County , reports County Agen
W.'ti. Yeager. This was the mtist pro
fitable acre un the Harnhardt farm
last .year.
Farmers of North Carolina continue
lo buy >liei r fertilizer cooperatively,
|i.iying cash for' it ut the car door.
I!• cent I y farmers of Lincoln County
received ' a 'shijimenT" of pounds
of -1,1 it rate of soda, saving iff) |>er ton
on the .shipment, , fi"pßlMs County
Agent (iialiam Morrison.
'•'lie us'f of'good bulls will show in the
i• >i!I; bucket One dairyman who has
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Illustration describes htfw easy it's done by making
BEST—PURE—PAINT
fijlM $3.00
pwtolfcn
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L & M SEMI-PASTE PAINT
It ia White Lead and Coatly White Zinc to assure longest
years of wear, as proven by 61 years of utmost satis- j
factory use. > y
tiE££L£2*l-because in Semi-Paste form, and
you mix 3 quarts of Linseed Oil into each gallon, and
■o make 1)i gallons of Pure Paint for $3.09 per gallon.
OUARAM TEC- Un m gallon out of amy yom buy, cmd it mot por
'•ctly tatufactorji tko rmmaimdtr cam ho I »Himrf without pmyujmt
IM cm fflMon uiW. i .
IMAMIir
Salsbury-Johnson Co., Inc. Hamilton
Hardy Hardware Co., Inc. Scotland Neck
John E. Bond Co. Edenton
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BB ENTEBPIUBE, WILLIAMSTOM, NOBFRH CAKOLLNA
used good bulls gets 3b gallons of
nnlk per day from 12 cows. A neigh
bor who has depended on any kind of
bull gets but 20 gallons per day from
an effffiaTmimber of cows.
Encouraged by his success with
dairy calf club work, County Agent
J. W. Hendricks, of-Catawba County,
is now organizing a baby beel calf
Club. Twelve members have already
joined.
WANTS
KCGS FOR SALE: I" HAVE ON
hand a large supply of barred Ply
mouth rock eggs. 16 eggs for 70 cents,
('all or,see S. Courtney. inlO 2l
LOOM I'OK KENT: NTCE COM
I'orUtble room for rent in desirable
io ation. Telephone 120. in 6 21
SALESMAN WANTED TO bOLICM'
orders for lubricating oils, greases,
aml -paints. Salary or commission.
Address the Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland,
Ohio, H
I'OK SALE: SMOKED COINTHY
hams and shoulders. J. S. Whitley.
I'hone 1032. ml 7 2t
I HAVE SHIT I I' ONE lU.ACK
sptitled tiuile hog. Swallow fork in
right ear ' Owner please come for him
ai.il pay sagltf tjf. f>. Honds. ml? 2' ji
I OSTi LICKNSE NO. HE
-tween Williamston and Harden-'.
•Kinder please return to the Enter
prise.. s- s-f
LOST: WHIST WATCH. HETWEFN
Hroad and Uashington Streets oh
.Monday night. He ward if returnpn
to Hosa Lee Harries. ltpd
I-OK SALE: ONK TOHACCO SET
ter. also 30 bushels of Wanamak'-r
Cleveland cotton seed. J. K. Robert
son. m 17 •'!'
I WOULD LIKE TO DO WASHING
for several good l'aniilies. Mary
Small, 112 WiUon St.] mlO BtpJ
MILK FOK SALE: FA IK MILK,
fair treatment, at the Fair Dairy,
Phone 211 1-2. W. H. Weaver, City.
ml 7 3t
WANTED: EVERY PROPERTY
owner to use a gallon of L. & M
semi-paste paint out'of any he buys,
and if not perfectly satisfactory th
rerffaiilder pan be returned withou
payment being made for tlie one gal
used. See our adyertisement i
this paper. Ixingman 4i Martinez
uint makers. v
NOTICE
To J. A. Andrews, his heirs, assigns
and all other persons claiming under,
through, or by him:
You are hereby notified that 1 pur
chased 40 acres - f the Swain land
listed by you in Cross Roads Town
ship on the, first Monday, in June,
1924, at a sheriff's sale fOt taxes due
for the year 15»23.
You are further notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
wnhin one year from this date 1 shall
demand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the saiti 40 acres of Swain
lanu. \
day of March, l'J2£>.
n. 13 4tW** / iD.i-ti-, MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
Ttr Sam Hart ,his heirs,
and all other persons claiming undet,
through, 'him:
You are hereby notified that 1 pur
chased' 29~ acres of the Hill Dawson
land listed by you in Goose Nest
I ownship, on the first Monday in June
1924, at a sheriff's sale for taxe§ due
Tor Tlie year !923.
V ou are further notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from this date 1 shall
titmand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the .-aid 28 acres of llill
Dawt.on land. .
This 7'li day of March, 1926
ml 3 4tw I). C MATTHEWS.
s • O'l'tF
To J. K. I.eggett, his heirs, assigns,
"and all otti'er persons claiming under,
lirough, or by him: »
You are hereby notified that I puW
chased 71 acres of the Croft larttl list-,
til by you in Goose NPst Township qn
the first Monday ,in June ( 1924, at/a
sheriff's sale for 'iqxes due for the
/OR OLD AND TOUNG
Utw Pllli «ct u kindly
on th* 4«Uc*te female ot infirm
old Ml* a* upon Uie riforout man.
Tutt's Pills
Tom ttmmmthen the wtak Stomach
Mmml*, Ktdmw, Hloddef
Fashion Decrees
ENSEMBLE SUITS
For Spring _
These suits are styjish, as well as service
able, and we Wave a beautiful showing to
select from
Dainty frocks for spring and summer
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wear—something entirely different.
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New Arrivals in Spring Coats Daily
J. K. HOYT
WASHINGTON, N. G
year lj>2B.
Vou are further notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from this date I shall
demand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the said 71 acres of Croft
land.
This.7ih day of' March, 1925.
ml 3 4tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
To Ke} s & Ellis and Ji. A. Critcher,
iheir heirs, assigns, and all other per
rons claiming under, through, or by
them:
, Vou are hereby notified that the
County of Martin purchased 50 acres
of Griffin Ellis and Heath land in
Jamesville Township, listed by you, on
the first Monday ii\ June, 1924, at a
sheriff's sale for taxes due for the
year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from this date the
Martin County Hoard of Commission
ers will demand a deed from the said
tax collector for, the said 50 acres of
ami Heath land.
This 2?KI day of March, 1925.
Nt-T. ROHERSON,
nil 3 4tw Sheriff, Martin County.
NOTICE
To Leah Francis, her heirs, assigns,
and all other persons claiming under,
through, or by her:
You are hereby notified that the
Cou:ity of Martin purchased 40 acres
of the Davis land in Jamesville Town
ship, listed by you, on the first Mon
day in June, 1924, at a sheriff's sale
for taxes due foe year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
you retleem the certificate of sale
within one -year from this date the
Martin County Hoard of Commission
ers will demand a deed from the said
tax collector for the said 40 acres of
Davis land.
This 2nd day of March, 1925.
H. T. ROHERSON,
ml 3 4tw Sheriff, Martin County.
NOTICE
To J. W. Crisp his heirs, assigns am'
all other perso'.i claiming under,
■through, or by hun:
You are herebv notified that 1 pur
chased 150 acres of Johnsofi land list
ed by you in Hamilton Township on
the first Monday in June, 1924, at a
sheriff's sale for taxes due for the
LADIES! —^
All the beauty creama on earth
canH give you an active liver.
Keep your stomach sweet and
your liver active. You will
be repaid with sparkling
eyes—clear, smooth, healthy
sain—and a breath with the
■ V- odor ot Spring.—
Chamberlain's Tablets
will do it Get. 60 of these pink
tablets for 26 eta. Take two to-night.
SoiJ everywhere
year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from this date 1 shall
demand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the said 150 acres Johnson
land.
This 7th day of March, 1925.
rrl3 4tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
To Robert Williams, his heirs, as
signs, and all other persons claiming
under, through, or by him:
You are hereby notified that the
County of Martin purchased 1 resi
dence in Williamston Township, listed
k>' you, on the first Monday in June,
1924, at a sheriff's sale for taxes due
for the year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
within one year from this date th-v
Martin County Hoard of Commission
ers will demand '.eed from the said
tax collector for i.je said residence.
This 2nd day of March, 1925.
H. T. ROHERSON,
ml 3 4tw Sheriff, Mart in County.
NOTICE OF RESALE
. nner by virtue of the power
t. -ale Contained in a ■ct I ' trust
i> itetl by Claude Hurnett and wife,
I s -, on the 9th day of March, 1918,
t :. Ie lecorded in Martin County
lecor I l ook J -1, page 6>*l. The sal|ie
having been sold on the 9th day of
after du:
and bid at said sale hav
ing been raised and a resale ordered.
1 will sell to the highest bidder foi
cash on Monday, March 30, 1926, at
noon in front of the Bank of Hamil
tn, the following land:
One tract of land 1, now live on, con
taining 57 acres, more or less, ad
joining the land of Foji Everett known
as the Brown land and the Luke Bur
nett land", being 7 miles from Hamil
tt n on the county road loading Pa"
myra, N. C.
This the 14th day of March, 1925
F. L. HAISLIP,
ni2o , Trustee.
NOTICE
To James Slade, his heirs, assigns,
and all other persons claiming under,
through, or by him:
You are hereby notified that I pur
chased 1 lot listed by you in William
ston Township on the first Monday in
June, 1924, at a sheriff's sale for taxet
due for the year 1923.
You are notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
You're Invited
&
to come to our store anef see
the many new things—such as
dresses, coats, ensemble suits,
millinery, and hoes that our
buyer has purchased while in •
the market. "yy
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Easter is not so very far off,
and you'll be wanting a new
outfit. While our stocks are
complete—in sizes and color
assortments—we invite your
inspection, without any obli- v
gation to buy.
X»> ~ . '/ •
Margotis Bros.&Brooks
The Shopping Place After AU
within one year from this date 1 shall
demand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the said lot.
This 7th day of March, 1925.
ml 3 4tw D. G. MATTHEWS.
NOTICE
To the Henry Slude Estate, its
heirs, assigns, and all other persons
claiming under, through, or by it:
You are hereby notified that 1 pur
chased 70 acres of the Mayo ft Ful
ford land in Cross Roads Township,
listed by you, on the first Monday ill
June, 1924, at a sheriff's sale for taxes
due for the year 1923.
You are further notified that unless
you redeem the certificate of sale
wuhin one year from this date 1 shall
demand a deed from the said tax col
lector for the said 70 acres.
This 7th day of March, 1926.
)nl3 4tw D.G.MATTHEWS.
RADIOS
Repaired and Adjuated. G« Pine
Reception From Your Set.
Expert Work by Irvin
O'Neil, of Rich
mond
BELL RADIO CO.
Tarboro, N. -C.
FOR SALE
COTTON SEED
Cleveland Big: 801 l
c $1.50 per Bushel ;
Mexican Bis: 801 l
REt LEANED
$1.75 per Bushel
5 Bushel Bags
Cash With Order
W. C. PITT
TARBORO, N.C