I EjT' ITS ftOCH A MICB THIS SUCE i& OffffAT ~V /"A • - ' " •' ' _«_ •
Ffil KQ WCNiS' » THIMK I'LL- / WEATHEB - OLXSHTA \ (' 4 •> ' •» . PT* .- yC^
r % |Po SOME WOGK IN T;.' , I MAKE B\ZE«VTHIN' JUMP I \» > - 9 £ x tiC/V
«K>& TXIfIITD U GAPDBH BEPOP.6 V rfT\ RK&HT UP J J—/ »■ ) \ S * H®S=»
flvw lii UUK a, OEPOBTW roQ wc ©OTA TH* / r~"> *. , /^*!^\
•1) TOWN %oo»H*r-TH-w ■ —ffir- r x W/
luwn N^~- ___y —- ■ I "
McCuflo«gh jf ll""*--- ! NS^^"
Leave for Lake George, X. Y.
liev. C. 0. Par do and Mrs. Pardo,
Master Jimraie Pardo, and Mr.
Pardo's mother will leave 'Monday
morning for Lake George, N. V.,
wiiere they will spend the month ol'
August. Mr. I'ardo Will meet hid
mother in Rocky Mount tomorrow.
Kb Route to Virginia I leach
Misses Jodie Copeland, of Kinston,
n.u Marjorie Hoyt, of Washington,]
passed through here this morning en
route to Virginia lieach.
To Spend Week Knd at lieach
Mrs. F. W. Hoyt will spend the
week end with Mrs. N.' C. Booker at
Courtney Terrace Cottage, Virginia|
Beach -
Here From Kobersonville
Mr. Henry B. Griffin, of, Kobe won j
ville, was in town yesterday."
Mr. and Mis. Walter llalberstadt j
will leave tomorrow for Greensboro
and Lexington7 where they will spend'
some time. Mr. Halberstadt has tak
en his old position as salesman lor
the St. Louis Hat Co., and will spend
considerable time on the road in the
future.
Returns 10 Portsmouth
Mrs. J. W. Bowden returned to her
home in Portsmouth this morning af
ter visiting heor brother, Mr. li. S.
Courtney, and Mrs. Courtney.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Courtney
Mr. J. W. Courtney, of Newport
News, Mrs. J. E. Nhackleford and chil
dren, Misses Inez and Thelma, and
James E., jr., of Portsmouth, are vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Courtney for
a few days.
In Jamettville This Morning
Messrs. K. A. Pope and K. B.,Craw
ford were in Jamesville tins morning.
Here From Chapel Hill
Mr. X. T. Keel, a student at
Chapel Hill, spent last night in town
wit, hrelatives. He accompanied Prof.
W. J. Matherly, who spoke to the
chamber of commerce.
Attend Church Meeting
Rev. C. O. Pardo and Mrs. J. G.
Staton attended a church meeting near
Greenville Wednesday. Mr. Pardo
w»s one of the principal speakers of
the day.
WANTED: TO BUY WEEKLY 500
pounds old hens at 18c lb; 500 lbs.
young chicks at 28c lb. (wt. 1 1-2
to 2 1-2 lbs ); one to 20 crates of
fresh country eggs at 27c dozen.
Pay cash. —Sanitary Market. Rob- ,
ersonville, N. C. Jl4-2-p
MEN, WOMEN, SELL GUAKAN
teed silk hosiery direct to weareif;
beautiful goods, fashioned and full
fashioned, wonderful colors. Prices
lower than stores. Sell only." We pay
every day. International Silk Hosiery
Co., Norristown, Pa. to jel9
LOST: A PEAR AND THAMOKD
brooch bstweenfthe apartments and
the Baptist churai Sunday. Reward
if returned to Mrs. L. G. Bennett.
Jy 21 2t
'JO f capacity
(/# (iUniD.6O-cyc!e mo
gal*. lank
SSL Cistern Water Under Pressure ?
jx\ Just Like City Service
L^fu 1 jWjU^3, 1 Now, the new, low-priced Fairbanks-Morse
I rJ Home Water Plant makes it easy for you to
have soft water under pressure in bathroom,
/P*S\ It save* all ofthe drudgery of pump and pail.
U, | J ji'a 7f' It makes your cistern doubly useful. And when
IfOr thlS thia Fairbanka-Morte outfit is intuited your
1 H petite is ended. IthasthegenuintTFairbanks
v Morse pump, wor fl-famoua for
fofT™ | \ The operating coat is only a few cents a week,
fJ. ' ' fiUjn Whatever your requirement there is a Fairbanks-M orae
Iff ft I ftyCW I irMim th»t wiD axacily meet your need*. They are
I made to operate with electricity, gasoline orkrro;ne.
,y T/ They pump from cittern, shallow well, spring, lake or
\ . Li "■deep well. Let us give you a damoqatrallon and prepare
\ , V / .ao estimate oo a complete inataflatioo. No obligation.
\.\ T of course. Just phone ua now. »
CALL PHONK 99
Undsley-Lilley Ice Co.
.
HK.H G. HOUTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
First Floor PiiupfiL Bank liu.tduiK
»»iijuaiustoii, ISi, t.
Ol CALLABLE FA KM
. -■ . . i'IUJ, kikit'k—
i i.iicr and by \ n uc oii tut authori
ty conferred upo.i Ua Hi a deed of
lluet. eAeC'U.I'U b j j. V\. VV .1(1 tell Uiot
. .Hi W{fe, -hstelie U. vt nitvliuiot, on
Hie HiJi day of Mareh, aiiu it
toiaca in book oi inoltgiigea, U -, al
i>ag! iyj, aißiuti Coujity, we will on
tiie Z)in'd o, 'August,
ti'k i, at 1Z o'clock noon al the coun
iiouoe Uooi in W iiliaiustoii, sell at puti
il.' luj t'ahli tu Lite li.fjlll■■■ i. UttiH
dir. ihc foilovtilig* land, to wit:
-—*tr-*T-nn CcTTaTTT pitct", paitcl ux"
tract ol land, coiuuiniiig Z-tti acic.
inure or ies.s. ,"situatc, anii .iiv.-.
ii r ii oii tlie niaii. ioad lioin iii.niiKoii
to i'alinyia, -V.;C., about four, iiiiit's,
northwest oi ilaiuil on, iN.'C., in lhiiu
ilion iownshin, >idrUu Cuuntj, »ia. i
ol "North Carolina, having &ucb ahapes,
■■ ( Its, - and courses, and distaiicea its
Will mote fully appear by reita-ence'
.i. |'lat oi .sii vey thcieoi made by i.
Jones 'l'ayjor oil January lb, I'JJo, aim
leing bounded oi+ the north by the I
hinds ol Ciau'de Lynch, on the east!
bv the lands o, J. B. Anthony, on the
sjiith by the lands oi J. li. Aiithon;*
ai.d on. the \seoJ. h>.-Lue .lauds of T.
,\V. V\ hitehurol and Came .Ny i liee'. I
land , anil being trip . .tme tiaci or
1 :ircel ol land heretofore conveyed io
O. Wiiileliuijt ii.\ d>id ii.nij
\\, VN hitehui'st, dated January 21, \
IMS', of letuld il. Look T 1, ai i+aH J
.'ll7, and by deed froui. Jane E. Moore |
>o T. W. WhitthuiVt, dated January
IS, 1914, and of record 111 book F-1., at
3&y, of Martin County pulihc
trgistry.
_ litis sain it. mailu by j-uuuiu of tiie
failure of T. V\. Wiiitehursji and wi>e,
►jstelle O. Whiteilurst to pay oil' anil
uischarge the indeb. dneag secured b\
sa-id deed of trust to the North Caro
lina Jri• 1111 .Stock Land Bank of Bur
hum. %
I hilKjie 17th day ol July, i'Jliri.
FIRST NATIONAL
'iJiC.SI COMPANY, Trustee.'
Durham, N. C.- . jy24 4tw
NOTICE OF SSM.K
I nder aiiTl IP,' vir,lie of I!i pi..vi'i ol'
sale contained in a deed erf trust from
J. Lass Wynne and wife, Mayyie 1
Wynne, lu the Tru»'(* Company oft
"Washington, da ed November 1, 11)22,
nnd recoi led in the register's offlce of
Martii C iunty in book lv-2, |iags'4l2,
Uia;-,ut>.l, i»tgnud a:ill.«fltt Au«.- j.
ust 24, lf*2.'i, sell al public auction for
U! h. at 'lie"courthouse door in Martin
Cunty, at 12 o'clock noon, , the follow-J
STOUT PERSONS
inclined, to full foeiintf after cut- i
ing. i*i**T y |»4>inr. '-f" 1 -*"^4—j-
find ralief, tnd their diifrntion
proved by tnking
CHAMBERLAINS
TABLETS
Cleansing and comfot ting - only 25«
-*"fe* pi opei ly: r
i. ce, piece oi property situats
in Martin County, (State ol' North Cur
ciiiia Mid W illiambton Towiifihlu. and
xiioi e pat uiariy described mt follows:
iii giniiiiig -on Main fcitreet at the
corner oi ihv S. it. Biggs neirs iot;
I i iii t. up ,-Uain .S>reet 5 Z l-Z feet tu
U;e ii.mdi L,' m ii|- n'lfv w;i>' lieiwßvi)
tin laiiiio ht-ie/li (ascribed und-tne
ianfl i,f li. il. i'eele; hence along the
midiik of the jiiiu i>aj IjH feet
to a . take; thence sputi '4.» degrees
eat i S.j feet to .the line ol J. B. Cherry
fnt li'iother, .formerly John W. Groves
line'; theiic. along the s-am John Vv.
Cj ii/s c- liiu. Ij .eel to tiie >S. K. Biggs
ii«ir. lot and hue; thence along the
haid Js .U. 1 >iheiiv, line to the
lust nta-tio-'i containing one-fourth of
i n ; ere, more or ic.-.-. and being the
aiin- land deeded to J. Lass Wjrnnej
it ■,dius 1 "ekle7Tj)T deed dated N'Ovem
her I'h, i'jiu, and of record in ihe
|ialii.c.regi>Uy of .Mar>in County' in
•>h V -1, page 473.
'1 ills July 21, litti.
TRUST COMPANY
OF V. ASHING ION.
l;> HrCi Carter, Attorney. j>24 4t
Mil HK Ol \I»M IN I.SI KATION
'Hnvinu i-iiiw ••««¥ t)uaiilied .-ay ad
u ni-.t r:m»i of ihe estate of S. K. ICed
ufek, iiteeiix-ii, all persons holding
uuiin.s iigai'-sl said estate uif hereby
i • ' ilied to present same lor payment
on oi lie Hi e the lOUi day of July,
IV2O. or this, notice will be pieuded
■a baT oi tiioir reeayery.
All pi i ind bted to .-.ai l es'ate
plm>„ i- umiie ! or V4ti d ami nta ke
iinniediute ettiement of same.
; .tnly rrtth',""l92Si" ■ 1 11 ' " *•"**'
J. I'. .SI,AI>h.
,y 1? (U\V .Adinini.,Uator.
iier?.o 7 Vein" Health
by .r'ur\i\^at:on
Any |Jiysi"i i:i"\r.]' t"!l yJ\u thftt.
"Perfect I'n . • i . el' the. Sys
tem is r,a. . i , l .ii;;Ut)li of
IVrfei'f II r . iy, i.. I rltl
yonrselt ut' Vlivri.'iic i.tliueriis that
ure undermihiii' r ?" ywur -vit-ality t
Purify \oiir eiflifo Kjsteni by tak
ing a thorou li course of (Julot;ibs,
—(ittce or t\\ he a v cek for several
weeks —and Ktie how Nature re
wards you with health. •
Calc'a'is nre 'he t'roatest of al!
syytew *purifiers. Get a: f itally
pnokape, cdntaininpr full direc
lions, price H5 clh. ; trial package,
10 ctn. At any drug store. (Adv.)
_". ■ . .
Hyli If %
1 J^*5JET¥- >OTV • -fr
M• n" : "• |
now a Pennsylvania
Farmer Uses Concrete/
Concrete Improvements 6n the Farm of
Wm. R. Stover, near Creencastle, Penna.
T /"Concrete Conveniences, like those shown above
make any farm a mote efficient business
plate. They save the farmer's time, make his
work easier, let him work quicker, and make hi*
nr more prohuKo. Concrete work on the farm
not coat a lot of money. First cost ii usual-
IhrsrDcalmSeU lL™\ lo J ' h ' firmer do of
Wiii»rrvfrfci*MT w himself. But first coat is the only cost.
JItUKJTTVrtncNI because Concrete never wears out: never need*
expensive repairs; never bums. rots, rusts or
decays.
Plan- now to put in those Improvements yon
V. l». CA KSTAR- " lwa V« wanted. 'The few U liars you wpend
, Will be a small price t.. pay for the convenience
I Hr.N & CO. and service tbey will give you. Ask any Sc-
Williiiinston entity. Cement dealer how you can do it yonr
"* "• self: or write to the manufacttini fur LUpful—l
Information and "practical working plans.
MAOB BT SBCURITT CEMHWT &. LIMF COWANT, HAGFMTOWT*. V r>, I
Harris Hardware Co.
Washington, N. C.
Tlih ENTKIiPKISb WU.UAM.SXON, NOKfH CAHOLINA
NOTIC E OF SALE OF BOM»S_ J
Sealed projiooals will be iec*;rved by j
_Lha. boaid ol ut t" inn
ton, N'ortL Carol»> iat ' &,00 P. M. j
June 29, I"'2 >, i>■ he jmrclinsu of)
6p' ■- • i,t ' \''hi d -Power;
Bonds of du . ! July -1,-1
1 ...i o^n-j
of "tint y ars :» IM7 Ijc Ui in- j
glusive,>i'i »I*■ i ~ ",i' i 1 «■'
interest pa;jimnill "and
Loth princip 'l ve >. i- -t '.'H |n»
,f*'
ziz 666 |
in a prescription r«u M .lai la ' '!i. : is;
and FfM f, * '*ji:nß liotla Fever.|
It kilU i i (lis.
, _i '.w- - i
PE-RU-NA
Good For
CMt nd Stomach TmM*
itr». C. Ci»t«i,
Maaick, Mich.
Her letter reads: "1 have u»«l i
Pe-ru-na for several years ana it f
has helped me in many ways. It '
Is good for colds, stomach trouble, j
ana to impruie' the appetite when
taken three times a day lam 78.'
IJsfd intelligently for catarrh and i
diseases of a catarrhal nature, j
P«-ru-na seldom fails of the de- !
sired results Courlis, colds, nasal 1
catairh, stomach and bowel disor- !
ders are the commoner
diseases for which Pe-rti-na has
proved its value.
Caieful housewives and in others j
iniike a practice of keeping a bottle
of Pe-ru-na in the home for emer
gencies.
Sold Everywhere ,
Tablet or Liquid
New Yorh
■ I .j'Ul proiv 'iliit. ■ arc! preparation
uiul sale of llr.' bo.idii under ih» Ittpw
vi..i:*ol Bruce CFtven Esq., ol Trin-
Noi h Car. iii,., to when all re
.iU. r. ft), fur i infonno./on should
* e «!clrcs."-ed. /
i Lijilaiii niiHrt .iejw-it wtn the
4 ,wn'|.
i ok xirmvn .o tin order of
i, oi- a|ioii an mcorpomiea
NOV' m THE TIME to VISIT
• ... • - -
4- -u
Pamlico Beach Hotel
! n v MOTEL —-
i
i
(»(v. av ay IVc lIr j hot weather—enjoy a
; ' and I'thl'ul vacation at reason
• coat,
J ' ;>i r f'ir.i*;t>; toohT service. Our meals
.wLv u ad\ ertisers
\tr every Sunday. Dance with
♦ i ;«• every Saturday night.
s s
.trial, or ask those who have
j oiF- Kiiesfs. ' ;~r 7ir±r~±^ir-i
tl i) ay; $17.50 per week
!
J. C. Lanier, Mgr.
THE PRICE OF
TOBACCO
«
-.. ' «
Every year you can hear the price of tobacco being
*Sonie say it will be a little cheaper, and we
all .hope it will be higher. Hut what tobacco will sell for
• / ' k. • ■ - \ i V ~. I ' i~ • . '• Hs
we ilon't know.
We do know, however, that the farmer who sells his
*- ■ ■ ■■■ .■* •«•■■■ ■ I*" 1 ; 111 ■ *.jt .
tobacco with us will get the highest market price. He
will eret the best service possible on our floor, and last but
not least he will get the personal attention of both of us.
_.untL,x :J ir m—L—lk/*. ;-4 - - -• £ ' T " * ' .-1. i " ~ * 5 ■ &
- : : v- --- - "•,•; ------ 7
We will again operate the Dixie Warehouse this sea
*
son for the sale of tobacco at auction. We cordially in
vile everyone to visit us whether you have tobacco to sell
-or not * « | ;
Harry Meador-Joe Taylor, PROPS
THE DIXIE
WAREHOUSE
WILLIAMSTON.N.C J|S
bank or trust company, or a sum of
moi.ey for or-.in an amount equal to
2 per centum of the face amount of
the bonda bid for, to secure the muni
cipality against any loss resulting
"trom the fr.ilure of the bidder to com
ply with the terms of his bid. Said
bends will-be awanied to the highest
bidder at not less than par, unless all
bids are rejected.
I>. G. MATTHEWS, Cleilt.
LOST: THREE KEYS, TIED TO
pettier by a string. Lost either to
Main, Haughton, or Simmons Avenue.
Firtler please return to Enterprise and
receive reward.
The
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