Visitor* Her* T—lf
Mrs. Duffy Wade, Mrs. Bird Wade,
and Miss Onnand, from Morehead
City, visited Mrs. Jordan Ward Tues
Retarns te Charlotte
Mrs. Ike Wynne, who has been vis
iting her uhcle, Mr. R. S. Critcher,
and Mrs. Critcher, has returned to
her home in Charlotte.
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Remember—Green Tap—When ?
FOR SALE: GREEN MEAT MAK
ket and restaurant combined. For
terms write or see E. L. Smith, Wind
sor, N. C.
Visitor Here Yesterday
Mr. M. J. Norton, of Plymouth, was
a business visitor here* yesterday.
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June 12-20—-Green Ta(t.
DO YOU KNOW?
A 9-inrh fan will operate 2
hours for ons rent?
A 12-inch fan will operate 1 1-3
hours for one cent?
A 16-inch fan will operate 5-6
hour for one cent? »
A 32-inch ceiling fan will op
erate 5-6 hour for one cent?
A 52-inch ceiling fa* will op
erate 1-2 hour for one rent?
(Above based on 16c per kw.h.)
WHY STAY HOT?
Ask Y*ur l>ealer for Demonstra
tion
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BK; DANCE AT BELHAVEN BEACH
EVERY FRIDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHT
Special Orchestra —Dancers, SI.OO
Come And EnjoyrThe Big Time
7 1). I.KBOFSKY, Mgr.
NOTICE
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Kf CITIZENS OF WILLLAMSTON
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You J are r«iur»t«l to pay your lixht
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bills to Mr. W. T. Meadowa, Town* •
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Treasurer, at bin office in the Dixie
Warehouse, for May and hereafter.
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G. H. Harrison
. •- , Town Clerk „ _
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Leased Stalls Garage
TO THE PEOPLE OF WILUAMSTON AND MARTIN COUNTY
I have leased the garage f&rmerly owned and
v , managed by Mr. W. L. Stalls, of this city, and
,will begin the operation of same Monday, June
8. 1925. --V-. -
I have secured the services of an expert me
chanic and will be in a position to do general and
1 '. 7 expert repair work on all cars.. . ' I ■
Give us a trial; all wo rk guaranteed.
Jimmie Hodges
WMLS
00 HEAD CATTLE FOR SALE
dressed or (in foot, Price leason
übie. i'iiuiie Nu. I4i>. R. Morris
jUobersonville, N. C. . m Z\) 4
i>LE ML kuii
bie and gramte iror
fencing, eiC - 1 have a large supply
of up-to-da.e designs. Call or wriu
It. Shellod Corey, agent, Wiiiiamatoii
N. C. \ m2V 4
tistic pressing, cleaning, and ailei
ing at very ctieap rates, we are a
your service. Ideal Pressing Club
Washington Street, city. Phone 107
We do work cu*sap and for cash
1 nas Ji* Hassell, manager.
CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIR
ing' and dyeing. Levies 1 work a
-specially. All work called for and de
livered. Willie Thompson, 406 Rail
road St. m 8 Ims
MILLIONS GENUINE POTATO

plants, l'orto Rico, Early Triumph,
Pumpkin Yam, ami Jersey Sweets.
1,000, #1.70. 6,000, $7.60 First-clasj
plants and prompt shipment guaran
teed. Shroer Plant Farms. Valdosta
Ga. ml 6 8t
11Y MISTAKE 1 PUT PLOW CAST
vyiong car ini Willlamston, near Car
s.arphen's Store, Saturday. Finder
■Jitrli.se. return to John Peel, Dixie
Warehouse. J. H. Lynch. Itpd
MEN, WOMEN, SELL GlISRAN
teed sdk hosiery "dll"ecl. to. wearer;
beautiful goods, fashioned and full
fashioned, wonderful colors. Prices
lower than stores. Sell only. We pay
every day.. International t Silk Hosiery
Co., Norristown, Pa. to jelK
HUGH G. HOitTON
ATTOKNEV AT LAW
i'.rst Floor i'eopits Bank Budding
w Uliamston, N. C.
lOR SALE: MEXICAN BIG BOL'
Cotton Seed for sale. Grown in 1921
and are better than 1924 Will de
liver seed. Box 162 R>cky Mount
IN. C.
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina, Martin County (
'I own ol Jameavillc.
1 have this day levied on the fol
lowing real estate situate and being
in the town of Jamesville, for taxe*
due and unpaid on the said land foi
the year 1923. And will sell same a'
public auction in front of the post of
fice in Janijfcville on Monday the Is
day of June, If2f>, at 12 o clock m. j. r
Thin M;:y Ist, 1926.
L M. liKOW'N,
Tax Collector,
White
H. C. Jackson, store, tax, $8.10; cost,
SI.BO.
f. IT! Burras"* Est., Town lot, fax
$4.00; vost., SI.BO
J. iOlardison E.- ~ Crooks on lot. ta.
$11.70; cost, SIBO.
\V. W. Walters, ■ I'.sidence lot, tax,
sl3 #6; ta jr.RO:
' (I ed
Windsor Alex: .r, residence, tax
$1.60; cos SI.BO.
M. F. Hopkins, re. id' net*; tax, $3 .07;
cost, sl.B>. f
Johnny James, vacant lot-, lax, $C.76[
cost, SI.BO.
Esau Johnson Es'res idence lot, tax.
THE MOST DELICATE
FABRICS
The dry cleamiik process
we us enables, us to handle
the -mo;* delicate fabrics'
without., the. slightest injury.
llut ' '.' U * t J >e
to you. ( 'ur service is prompt
moderat, Give us a trial. 1
LJR F ..- POPE'S
V.DSK 242 ——Service Shop
NOTICE
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The Hoard of Commissioners of (he
Town of Williamaton will receive ap
plications for office of duy and night
policemen. Applications must be in
writing, wealed, and presented to the
town clerk by Monday, June 15th
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G. H. Harrison
Town Clerk
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THE ENTERPRISE - WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
$4.30; cost, SI.BO.
Aii-rina. Kaberson, residence, tax,
$1.06, cast, SI.BO.
John D. Williams, ros.dence; tax
$1.60; cost, SI.BO.
NOTICE
Having this day qualified as adinin
istrator of estate of 11. G. '§> lade ,
utceased, late of Martin County, no
•.ice is here! \ given to all parties hold
ing claims against said estate to pre
sent them for payment on or befor
April 28, 1:>26, or this notice wLI b
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estati
will please come forward and make
immediate payment of sarrje.
This April 28, 1926.
W. S. RHODES,
mayl 6tw Administrator.
NOTICE
Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of N. A. Bur
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery.
All persona indebted to said estate
roughs, deceased, all persons holding
ciaims against said estate are hereby
no ified to present thetti loTt pay merit,
!o the undersigned on or before the
11th day of May, J926, ir this notice
rife requested- to cttme forward and
BABY SCOLDS 0
are soon "nipp«d in the trod"
without "doaing" by ua» of —
VICKS
▼ VapoRUB
Over 17 Million Jaw U—d Ymarly
make immediate payment of the same
This May 11, 1925.
C. F. BURROUGHS,
ml 6 6tw Administrator.
NOTICE
Having this day qualified as admin
istratrix of the estate of George F
Everett, deceased, all persons holding
claim -i against said esta e are hereby
notified to present for paymen
on or before 'he 11th day of May,
1926, or this r ouce will-be /■' aikd in
bar of their recovc y.
All indebted to sa>! estate
will please corqe forward and mak
immediate settlement of saw. f
This May Jl, 1926.
FANNIE E. EVERETT,
ml 6 6tw Admioistratr'. :.
| I). SWIFT and CO ;
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I a tent !,awv#-r|i 1
(| 305 Seventh St \Vaihi"g|tn, Dv J ;
Over 34 years experience , j
PATENT S
Ob' nine'!. Send nio V. or sk?ti -u
and we will promptly !cnd yon n «
report Our book on patents and
trade-marks will be «ent to you
on requer«t.
"ACHED & AGO"
Lauy Say* Her Back "Hurt Night
and Day"—Least Noiie Up
set Her. Better Alter
Taking Cardui.
Winflfld, Texas. —"My back hurt
nlrhi foil day," says Mr*. C.- L,. -
Kawon, of R. F. I), 1, this place. "I
acbod and ached until I could hard
ly go I felt weak and did not feel
like doing anything. My work waa
a groat burden to me. I Just hated
to do up the dishes, even. I was
no-account and extremely nervous.
"My mother had taken Cardui
and she thought it would do me
good, so she told me to take lt. _
My husband got me a bottle nnd I
began on It. I began to Improve at
once. It was such a help that I
continued it until after the baby's
birth.
"I took eight bottles and I can
certainly say that It helped me.
It Is a fine tonic. It built me up
and seemed to strengthen me. T
l!re* lew nervous aud began to
Bleep better.
"I can certainly recommend
Cardui to expectant mothers, for to
me it was a wonderful help ... In
every way I felt better after taking
It and I think It Is a splendid medi
cine.''
Cardui Is purely vegetable, and
contains no harmful drugs,
For sale everywhere. NC-162
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Fads About the Tobacco
Growers Cooperative
■ Association .
1 ..,v No.,4—REDRYING
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C onstant attempts by opponents of cooperative marketing: to dissat
.isi'y members of the tobacco association .. with its redrying policies
have brought to light the fact that that the association has saved
several hundred thousand dollars by cutting the cost of its redry
ir , according to investigation by Sate officials from North Caro
lina, South Carolina, and Virginia, who state in their report:
"The committee has goneinto this criticism very thor
oughly and finds the following:
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' During tiie first year oi its operation the officers of
the association succeeded in getting tne redrying o± its
tobacco uone at a basic v pnce oi si.s per hundred
pounus, Out when irtssune time to make contracts ior the
reurying oi the second year s crop it appeared as il the
principal reoriers would not unuertaKe the work for
less tfian $2.00 per hundred pounds, bome of them want
ed as much as $2.25. as the i92ii crop was a very large
one, the association was laced with the problem oi re--
drying at least two-thirds of the crop, and this increased
price meant an additional cost of several, hundred
thousand dollars.
"From its investigation, the committee believes that
the association saved its members at least 25 cents per
j. hundred pounds in redrying costs on the l&io crop, and;'
perhaps 50 cents per hundred in redrying costs on a'
part of the 1924 crop. The association got a large part of v
its tobacco redried at a cost of $1.75 per hundred in 1923, U
due to the fact that redriers came to this basic price. j
During 1924 the Edmondson Tobacco Co. further
duced its charge for redryin
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666
is a prescription for Malaria, Chills
und Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever
It kills the germs.
I "It Is The Best"
111 VII
The surest method for im
| proving ajid increasing your pea
nut yield is to use "The Best Land
Plaster"^
Eastern's N
Latldplas*"*, manufac ;red
by us at Norfolk, from guiuine
Nova Scotia Gypsum, costs no
more than other plaster and is
cheaper in the end because it mak
es better peiinuts ftnd more of
them.
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Eastern Cotton Oil Co.
Norfolk f Va.
Hertford, N. C.
Edenton, N. C.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
FOR OVER '.u YEARS
HALL'S CAT Aim K MEUICIXE hw been
•tftri nnr—full) in Uui treatment of
Catarrh.
" BUM CATARRH HEDK IJfR con
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
i. Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Toole, which acta
through the Blood on the Mucous Bur
r faces, thus reducing the Inflsmmation.
Sold by all drugrlsts.
F, J. Cheney & Co., Toleuo. Ohio.