THE ENTERPRISE
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Published Ifrery Tuesday and Friday by the
iSNTIiiii'RISS PUBLISHING COMPAN V
Williuruston, Acith Carolina
VV. C. Manning .. ; : Editor
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Cooperation Needed
In any undertaking, if it is to be
a success, there will have to be co-j
opera.ion. We are living in a tfroup
age and when one member of tTiej
group fails to he tendency
is t desiroy the work of the one who
doe cooper.tie. Munacer l'oe put the
question plainly when he said that a I
manager did not make a fair, (lie!
manager's was to book the free
An Addreat Not to be Ignored
The business men of our town, those" v
who ace interested ill the welfare of
the town, their homes, their business,
should by all means attend the ad -1
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cire.-i. of Professor Matherly next
Thursday night. Mr. Matherly was j u
reared on a farm, he knows the prob- j v
lenis of an agricultural center, he. i
Do We Need A Woman's Club?
Many people believe the town should
have, an active Woman's Club, be
cause many things come up that neeß
the atten ion of the public. They do
not now properly come before the
inwn authorities" nor before the
churches for settlement^
If we could have, a good Woman's
Cluli where we could turn our indi
vidual complaints into actual coopera-i
live friendly work, the community'
The Workings of the Chamber of Commerce
"Everybody'* business is nobody'* j
business" is a great old saying and
I'iobably has some weight. But there
is one instance that we know where
this old saying is not in force. Pol
low us through the workings of the
Williamston Chamber of Commerce
and we will prove it to you. will
KOC mention all that the chamber of
commerce lias done, for that would be
too much. However, we will point out.
several instances where it has helped j
and where its help has not been made
pi-blic, though it had public effects.
One tobacco season not so.long ago.
->oui chamber of commerce wrote
e\ery tobacco company, securing buy
ers for the market, and this one step
elonc has meant much to our town.
For the past several seasons it has way wepWsibly can.
. Shnrl *»» disclosing
family skeletons.
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Where there's a still, some one Willi
show you a, way.
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The White House has shifted "Way
i)owii Has." for the 'summer.
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lnyton; Tennessee, make thought
lul arrangements for the great evo
lution trial. An emergency hospital
is being provided.
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A Kentucky journal suggest* that a
.ax be levied on all Kentucky Col
onels. Surely Kentucky doesn't need
*0 much money as all that?
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Prisoner: "All I want to say is that
1 .hope, the honorable Judge some day
£«f. what he deserves." Judge: "The
prisoner is now fined an additional SSO
tor contempt of court."
ITOIHSS"
I iMTMidww. Vkks,how-
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:.cu. (he band, 'lie shows, but the real
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i fair was io he booked by the people.
Tin exhibits prepared by them were
iTfle real basis of a fair, and when t IH-
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people prepare exhibits, Jtoih laTire
| and small, in Kieat numbers a urood
■in w il result. 'Every citizen of ..
ti-uioiy can prepare art exhibit of
I -i if» kind and when- he does we will
; have a fair that will l*» hard to be.it I
worked his way through school, mad
excellent grades in college, and has
studied the problems relating J^-buiT
ness. He will speak on "The Kthies
of Business Enterprise," a subject of
vita! importance to every man who is
ji.t rested in any form of business.
I. would greatly profit by it.
It has been stated that the Masoniej
l odge has a committee of conference!
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i foi the purpose of providing a place |
i lor such a club. It would seem that
"tr.'i next move is up to the women of
the town who may he interested.
The Enterprise Would like to carry
articles suggesting reasons why we
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| should have a Woman's C\ub and the
' lj''.st method to procure same.
j loaded letters to over'fi.OOO farmers,
inviting th«y|i .to our town. It -has
tnken advantage of every possible op
portunity to advertise our town and'
stimulate trade hen".
The secretaries have given much of
their tithe to the organisation with
out one cent of money for their
trouble.
It is upon the basis of these efforts
- 4l?av the present .ofticers of the chain
' l|er of commerce are working. They
lire striving to better our town by i
y : • ing much of their time and money j
t ) the organizution. ..
Are we going to stand iille and
! i iie.-e officers work and yet do nothing
11 l help them? It is our duty, and we
. should cooperate with them in every
mat"—-
"Pa," Clarence, "what dirtM'?
mean by safety in numbers?" "That
Your Garage Deserves a Good Roof I
■ —r —Qocrchegxragr coof begins to beak, the best thingto ck> is to '
I .pat dam a aoof dux will last. I
■ Btoett Mineral - Surfaced Rofl Roofing holds staunch
'and And handsome —surfaced with ffl
date in fadekas coiors—yred, green and biue-btack.
Tim roofing never rots or"'rusts never needs painting
pr Moreover, it's fire-safe—proof against spark*.
j jbi£Lx j
J Ws Staad Kjuateiy behind M'mrraKScrfaced Roll 5-
■ fLoo£ag because it has demonstrated its durability ' ' I
LI economy oa sfl types of stecp-ooofed buildings. I
Corns in and see the different types of Barrett I
In *mfi TWi a wofing —itstih for any haildinti
Roanoke Supplv ( o. j|
Williamston, N. G. f
t'HK hNTKIU'KISi* v\ > 1.1. •AM VI ON. NwillH UKOUNA
i' ••■•"vi mr.if in'. lft iv> lii'Hh ttan- :
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bawled out ii ihere in!
oinp.tiiy pte*ent, replied In.- dad.
IkehivtNof Industry
'•flow many men woik in yeur fuc
;ii> V" "About one oui of every ten."
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*" V\ ir hvr-■ mrrl Heartr, 4 ' quoted the
i iiiv " Nevej'ihelesS ( whoj
ve the fastest don't always learn the |
10.5t," .-ugye-ted the .Simple Mug.
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It i.n'i that marriage make* m, '"j
,nk, but that the meek liien are
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isily caught.
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1 olico are -till hunting bootleggers.|
Ins' overs hoily else seems to have;
HI in I their-.'
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It i.- retting so that the innocent
yslanilef can not ui.derstand now
11 . re ' liculoii V "enils" a d r.ejiidlun he- 1
int.
When >iiu ilo pu up •' bluff, don't
'it up -ueh a biv 'one that you can't
ct awav with it.
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„A strah ire anomaly is that the one
:an in the l States who could
■ t afoul to nay lor advertising gets
i. u:;t of i' for nothing. . | m du- fon.-ver.
F. L. Edwards
UKMISOC 1 Indortivkor Export Em balm or
Service- Reasonable Prices (iuarsnteed
hiiy Phftne 87 " . . Nlgllt
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British novufist say* Ajwirans rush
! :,ui IIO'I'L gel anywhere. Evidently he
I'idi't visit our traffic courts. Nor lii
lit 1 inspect our hospitals on any Mon
day morning.
We learn fror. a u*u ie association
hut 2,500,()0> nca In America ar«
MOW wearing s'lk i U-rwear, proving
ii.H.inng'other ' lung-. that there's darn
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little privacy left in this country.
I I! Musselini sliouiil pass his mantle
.
J along to O'Annunr.io, as one rumorj
' it, Italy would simply be going
loin bad to verse.
All' summer nutga/jiie covers may
| be bathing girls, hut not- all bathing
I rirl* are summer magazine covers.
Chicago "girl says she will marry the
mai.'svho pays her father's debts, but
ti|>|iMcaut it had better find out who
made lhe l&liYs
The natVfinl budget has Us work
cut out for it if it has to carry the
| haul of a third-term candidacy
• 'lbis is the time of the year when
tV.e sight «f bobbed-hair grandmas
vetiing knickers is the worst part of
'.lie tourist business.
diserve things, as yoa travel along,
because lite is a one way street.
.Ml work and "no pa.v„makes Jack a
fcaice art id#.
\ tlpn if heautv wan » ice-cream
i l.e.e a.ill there ynu hear of a stream
i! b, ing dragged for some on« who did
I v. of think it wai deep.
The question now in "Is beaut* skin
;e«p or knee high?"
i From the foreign dispatches thera
i jeam to be other industries besid .*9
; laundries in Canton, Shanghai, and
i Tekin. This is real Mw«.
' One way to overcome being sensi
live is to realize how unimportant you
are.
Mealkh hint: Swat t+ie flies until you
ru»> i»ut of them.
How can you respect gray hairs
wl-en they are dyed black?
The objection to fulling in love with
HII ankle is that an ankle knews 10
-littip about cooking.
I). SWIFT and CO.
Talent Uwyra
.105 Seventh St Washington, I)*.
Over 34 years experience
> PATENTS
Ob'ained. Send model or sketch
tnd we will promptly send you a
report. Our book on patents and
trade-marks will be sent to you
on request.
K^^onaar
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Ford Truck Display Week
" July
Special Show- a>»4tMHMA«IwMMIMMI*MA««dHi
ing and Dem. K^^ia^ B fiiafSi£sL , ti
onttrauona of
the Full lime of » *—
Ford-built All' Ow ■ mtfhoa Ford Track* *od Light ITdlui| Cm* am • *
Steel Bodlea .
*Wd pfOthKd.
on the "l ■>,! a w*pf
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NEE NEAREST AITHORIZED FOR U I'EALEK |
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MUCKS AN-D DELIVERY CA RjS
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Isn't it queer that an alienist's hon
est convictions always Napptn to a
?iee with the side that employs him
J lsi when the world was hop.ng to
iMUI war by abolishing the cause
of war, along comes Admiral Fiske
and says that women are the cause
of war.
If the anti-evolutionists wis in Ten
i it will take a big responsibility
oif the monkey;
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"Some folks," said Uncle Mose, "is
a.tachin' too much importance '.o what
«.ey believes and not enough to how
dcy behaves."
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Sealed proposals will be received bj '
the board of Commissioners of Ham 1 ;
ton, North Carolina at 8:00 P. M. |
June 29, 192i>, tor the pure has. of |
I $15,000 6 per cent Light and Power
Bonds of said town, da'ed July 1,
1926; maturing SSOO on July X of each
of the years 1928 '.o 1947 Loth in
clusive, in denomm. tion of SSOO each,
interest payable nenu-annsajlly and
Ijoih principal and interest payable ifi
New Yorl:. v
.Legal proceeding* and preparation
Renew Your i Icaith
by Purific^.L'^n
Any physician will toll you that
"Perfect Purificatif'i at the Sys
tem is Nature 's laj. tdation of
Perfect Health." Why nut rid
yourself oi chronic an merits that
are undermining your vitality t
Purify your entire system by tak
ing a thorough course of Calotabs,
—once or twice a week for several
weeks —and see how Nature re
wards you with health. e
Calotabs are the greatest of all
systemepurifiers. Get a family
package, containing full direc
tions, price 35 eta.; trial package,
10 cts. At any drug store. (Adv.)
BIG DANCE AT BELHAVEN BEACH
EVERY FRIDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHT
Special Orchestra—Dancers, SI.OO
. Come And Enjoy The Biff Time
D. LESOFSKY, Mgr.
PINELAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and
JUNIOR COLLEGE For YOUNG WOMEN
Salemburtf, N. C.
An accredited high nhool and Junior College. The buildings
are modern and well equipped. A thorough literary course, ex
cellent courses in Voice, I'iano, Art, Expression, Bible and Domes
tic .Science, Ihe home life and personal attention given the girls
arc among the school's' most attractive features. Our rates are
extremely low compared with thf. benefits received. For catalogue
write to Mr. or Mrs. W. J. Jones, Principals, Salemburg, N. C.
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and sale of the bonds under the super
vision of Bruce Craven Esq., of Trin
jty, North Carolina, to whom all re
quests for funiier information should
be addressed.
Bidders gmst deposit with the
Treasurer before n.uking their bids a
c3r.ified check urawn to th 2 order of
the Treasurer upon an incorporated
bank or trust company, or a sum of
mor.ey for cr in an amount equal to
2 per centu:n of the face amount of
the bonds bid for, to securo the muni
cipality against any loss resulting
from the fr.ilure of the bidder to com
ply with the terms of his bid. Said'
bends will bo to the highest
bidder at not less than par, unless all
bids are rejected.
D. G. MATTHEWS, Cleik.
BILIOUSNESS
Retired Minister TeOs Hew He
Keepi in Good For. Witt
Ike Assistance al
Bkck-Drufk.
West Graham, Va.—The Rev."
Lewis Brans, a well-known retired
minister, now past 80, living here,
has a high opinion of Black-
Draught, which he aaya he has
taken when nsfedgd, for K yean.
"For years I hair been suffering
with my Mver," he says. "Some
times the pain would be very In
tense and m* bach would hurt all
the time. Black-Draught was the
first thing I found that would give
me any relief.
"My liver has always been slug
gish. Sometimes It gives me a lot
of trouble, i have suffered a lot
with It—pains In my side and baek.
and bad headache, caused from ex
treme biliousness.
"After I found Black-Draught. I
would begin to take It as soon as I
felt a spell coming on afid It r*>
lleved the cause at once. I daa
recommend It to anybody suffer
ing from liver trouble. A dose or
two new and then keeps me In good
form."
Made from selected mfdlclnai
roots and herbs, and containing no
dangerous mineral drugs, Black-
Draught Is nature's own remedy
for a Used, lasy liter. NC-1M