Local and Personal
la Coleraine Yesterday
Mr. Tom Timberlake attended the
Masonic picnic at Coleraine yesterday.
Hen From Greenville Tuesday
Mr. Frank Rice, of Greenville, was a
visitor here last Tuesday.
Here From Windsor
Misses Lula Mae Sitterson and
"Honey" Rhea, of Windsor, were vis-
itors here last Tuesday. c
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Attend Picnic at Coleraine
Messrs. Harry Meador and Joe Tay
lor visited several points in Bertie
County and attended the picnic at
* Coleraine yesterday.
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Spend Week End at Pamlico Beach
Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Price and chil
dren spent last week end at Pamlico
Beach.
At Coleraine Yesterday
Messrs. W. L. Rice and Julius James
attended the picnic at Coleraine yes
terday, :
Attend Masonic Picnic
Messrs. Hubert Morton and Willie.
Watts visited Bertie and attended the
picnic at Coleraine Beach yesterday.
la Coleraine on Business
Mr. Harry C. James made a busM
ness trip to Coleraine yesterday.
la Greenville Tueeday .
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Mr. and Mrs. Titus Critcher, Mrs.
J. W. Andrews, and Miss Elsie An
drews and Mr. Bob Biggs motored to
Greenville Tuesday.
PALE, mm
Wart Ykfaift Lady Sajrs That
Ska Was ■ i Sarioas Cwfr
bw, Bat b Straagm Aiter
TaJuaf Carta
Huntington, W. Va.—"l was in a
. very weak aad run-down condition
—ln fact, was In a serious condi
tion," says Mrs. Fannie C. Bloss, of
IM4 Madison Avenue, this city.
"In my left ride the pain was
eery severs. It wouU start In my
hack and sidss. Part of the time I
was In bed and when up I didn't
feel like doing anything or going
anywhere.
"Life wasn't any pleasure I
vat very pals. I was nervous and
thin. aad so tired nil the time.
"My drogglst told me that Cardol
was a good tonic for women and I
bought a couple of bottlse. I took
two bottlw, then I noticed an Im
provement I kept on and found
It waa helping me. I have taken
alae bottles. I'm stronger now
than I have been In a long time."
Oardai la made from mlld-actlng
medicinal herbs with a gentle, tonic,
Strengthening effect..upon certain
■•male organs and upon the system
—la general
■old everywhere. NO-1M
SSiSSS
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F BAT
and v
Keep Cool
light, easy digest
ible still, withal,
satisfying meats
for summer are here
A good piece of
meat is more than
half of every meal.
Roasts
Steaks
Pork Chops _
Veal Chops
Chickens
Fresh Eggs _1
_ Lamb Chops
Newton
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8 Sloberson
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Visitor Here Tuesday
' Mr. Sherrod Corey was a visitor in
the city Tuesday evening.
Will Arrive Today
Misses Volla and Mary Melissa An
drews and Mr. Earl Wynne will arrive
today from Norfolk.
In Town Yesterday
Mr. Henry Taylor made his regular
visit to our town yesterday.
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Visitors Here Over Week End
Mr. anil Mrs. Dick Taylor were visi
tors here during the past week end.
Leaves for Norfolk
Mr. C. D. Carstarphen left Wednes
day for Norfolk, where he will attend
to business mat ers. He will return
tomorrow.
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Visitor Here This Week .
Mr. Farris Nassef was a visitor hers
this week.
Iji Washington Wednesday
Messrs. Salem, Moon, and Joe Nas
sef made a business trip to Washing
'on Wednesday.
Attend Dance at Coleraine
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hassell, Mrs. Mar
tha H. Britt, Miss Mary L. Carstar
phen, and Frank Carstarphen and Mr.
John L. Hassell attended the dance at
Coleraine Tuesday night.
Here From Windsor
Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Sawyer and lHtle
daughter, of Windsor, were visitor*
here Tuesday.
ICE CREAM
A National Summer Food
Ice cream is, first of all, a health food. It
is cooling. It is appetizing. It is satisfy
ing. And—it is the most dainty dessert
that can be served during summer months.
You can not eat enough ice cream to hurt
you in any way.
"At our fountain every day and every
evening you will find choice ice creams,
sodas, and mixed drinks of all
kinds. l Jt's a cool spot for evening refresh
ments. Or, if you want ice cream at your
Wtyne, phone us—and we will deliver.
BY
the Dish 15c
the Quart 60c
the Gallon $2*25
CLEANING AND PRESSING IN THE REAR
Pope's Service Shop
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Bathing Beauty
AND BARBECUE DINNERS
At Pamlico Beach
Saturday an
AUGUST Ist and 2nd
Biggest Event of the Season
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PRIZES GIVEN TO THE WINNERS
Dancing Friday and Saturday nights,
July 31, Aug. 1. Music by the famous Mar
tins Orchestra. Prizes to the best dancers.
Big Barbecue Dinner Saturday and Sunday
August I and 2
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Dont Miss This Week End at Pamlico
Beach —A Good Time for All
Attend Ball Game in Wilson
Messrs. J. G. Saton, A. R. Dunning
and W. H. Crawford attended the bail
game in Wilson Tuesday.
In Wilson Tuesday
Messrs. Pete Hall, Dick Dunn, Rich
ard Smith, L. C. Bennett and Dr. J. S.
Rhodes attended the Richmond-Wilson
game in Wilson Tuesday.
I>r. Morrison Here Wednesday
Dr. Edgar Morrison, of Virginia
Beach, passed through here Wednes
day, en toute to his Tarlftyro home
"Cromwell Hall." '
Here From Hamilton
Mr. T. W. Davenport, of Hamilton,
was in town yesterday.
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Will Return Today
—Mrs. C. A. Harrison will return to
day from Leggetts, where she has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Blanch
Anderson. Her little daughters, Misses
Rebecca, 1 Katherilie Taylor, and
Blanche, will spend several weeks wifh
heir grandmother.
En rfoute to Virginia Ht»arh
Mr. and Mrs. Sam White, of Greeu
-ville, passed through here yesterday
en route to Virginia Beach.
for Virginia Bench
Mrs. P. H. Brown and daughter,
Miss Thelma Brown, Mrs. Clayton
Moore and children, Jennie and Clay
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ton, jr., Miss Anna Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Carstarphen and children,
Sutton and Mary, and Mrs. Delia L.
Carson and little daughter and Mr.
John L. Hassell will leave tomorrow
for Virginia Heach, will
spend a month.
THE ENTERPRISE WILUAMBTON, N. C
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Preddy
K Mrs. Jiextf Stephenson a.id children,
of Wilson, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Preddy at their home in the
Tar Heel Apartments. fc.,
- Return From Virginia Reach
'• Mrs. F. W. Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. K.
11 B. Crawford returned Wednesday
from Virginia Beach.
Returns From Visit to Relatives
» Miss Delphia Peebles returned Wed
nesday from a visit to relatives in
' Wilson, Rocky Mount, and New Bern.
In WashinKton Wednesday
Mesiiumes J. W. Watts and son,
i, Jimmie, Mrs. W. T. Hunter, and Mrs.
J. G. Godard and sou, Joseph, motored
to Washington Wednesday to meet
Miss Peebles.
s In Rocky Mount Wednesday
h Mr. and Mrs. Whetler Martin, jr.,
s and Mrs. Wheeler Mar.in, sr.. motored
to Rocky Mount .Wednesday.
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Return* From South Carolina
Haired has returned
from Sou'.h Carolina, wiiere she vis
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In Rocky Mount Wednesday
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Rhodes and Mr.
Pete Bennett attended the ball game
' in Rooky Mount yesterday.
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r Return* front Business Trip
d Mr. C. B. Sicelolf has returned
' home from a business trip.
Spendine Week at Ocracoke
v Mr. Harry A. Biggs and niece, Miss
1 Frances Williams, ale spending this
week at Ocracoke Island.
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F. L. Edwards
Licensed Undertaker Expert Embalmer
SERVICE ]>A¥ OR NI(iHT
Kiilisfartory Service—Keuiionable Pric en Guaranteed
Day I'hone 87 Niifht I'hone 221
WIIJJAMSTON, N. C.
"What it Means to You!
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In three years of cooperative marketing in Virginia, NortTT and South Carolina
the average price of tobacco, exclusive of war prices, lias been twelvoeents higher " v
than the average for twenty-four years prior to the organization of the .Tobacco
Cooperative Association. —. ; .. . « .
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The opponents of cooperative marketi say that the average price of mother -
farm products has shown an increase in the past three years also. That is true.
They will not tell you, however, that the Pl ']{( HASJN i I'OWKK of the tobacco
increase has, during these three years, been greater than the purchasing power of any
other farm dollar. Why will they not tell you this also?
When the opposition propagandist tells you cooperative marketing' of tobacco
won't do, ask him to suggest a substitute for it. i i'. he's sincere, he ought to be able to
offer a better filan. Hut if it isn't going' to be cooper;»tive marketing', orderly market
ing
I What WiH It Be? 2
It's Your Nut to Crack
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The Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power of!
hale contained in a deed of trust from i
J. Lass Wynne and wife, Maggie |
Wynne, to the Trust Company ofl
"Washington, dated November 1, 1922,
and recorded in the register's ottice of
Martin County in book K-2, page 412,
the undersigned trustee will on Apg
itst 24, 1925, sell at public auction fof
cash, at the courthouse door in Martin
Cunty, at 12 o'clock noon, the follow
ing property:
• A certain piece of property situate
in Martin County, State of Nor.li Cai f
elinu and Williamston Township, and
moie particularly described as follows:
Beginning on Main Street at the
corner of the S. K. Biggs heirs lot;
thence up Main Street 62 1-2 feet to
the middle of the alley way between
the lands herein described and the
land of 11. D. l'eele; thence .along the
middle of the said alie> w,ay if»3' ftvt
to a stake; thence soufi, 4r> degreea
east 83 feet to the line ol J. fi. Cherry
imd Brother, formerly John W. C, roves J
line; thence along the said John W. I
Groves line 49 feet to thp-S. K. Ui
heirs 10l and line; thence al»ug> the
said S .U. Bigijs heirs line to—the
(list sta ion, containing onc-iuuith oii
en acre,' nitre or less, and being (he
same land deeded to J. l.ass Wynne
L\ Julius I'eele, by deed dated Novein
for 4th. 1919, and, of record in the
public registry of Martin County in
'jook Y-l, page 473.
This July Si, 1926.
TRUST COMPANY
OF u As;iii\«:io\ |
Uy H. C. Carter, Attorney. j>24 li j
NOTICE OF SALE OF liOMkK
Sealed proposals will be recei.cd by i
the board of Commissioners of llain I j
ton, North Carolina at S,;()l) I'. M 1
June 29, 192!>, lor the purchas of j
$15,000 C per cent T.iglit I»i" T Power
Bonds of said t'>wn, da'ed July l,i
1926; nia.urmg $:>00 on July I of each
of the years 192S to 1947 Litli in
clusive, in denomiii. lion of {6(10 each,
interest payable :;emi annually and
both principal and interest payable in
New Yorl*.
Legal proceedings- and preparation
and sale of the bonds under the super
vision of Bruce Craven I, q., of TrTn
ity, North (kroiitui, lo whi i ' all re-
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quesTs For fui-'+rer t«ft»i ;n.ihutt should
t>e addressed.
Utdders must deposit witli the
• Treasurer before Diking their bids a
certified check drawn to tha order of
tlu> Treasurer upon an incorporated
bank or Uu»i cora[nny, or a sum of
nioi.ej tor or in au amouat equal to
2 per ceniu.n of the l'ace amount Of
the bonds bid for, to secure the muni
cipality aga.nst any loss resulting
I rum i(iv fr.iltare of the bidder to com
ply with the terms of his bid. Said
bonds will be awarded to the highest
bidder at not less fhart par, unless all
bui: are ii-jrc ed
I'. G. MA 11 111;Vk S, Cleik.
MUItK OF i:\I.C l litis SALE
KOK TAXES
I hivr thLs day levied" upon the
'unds and tenements for taxes d-ie the
11. niihon Townsbip -lioads for tlie
Wi I''::4, ami whten have not been
i'ai'l,
Ai.d I will kpII such propeay for
,lx' wt.\ due and foi costs, on Mori
d;.\ Aufjusv *ra, I92f> at 1- o'clock,
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A^ry
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~ Home Comfort
IS IN KKSTFI L Kl RNITrRK
Ui.uht now is tlu i time to furnish your
porch or sun parlor in invitingly cool and
comfortable summer furniture. Included
in uur.St tiiUaniiual sale, now in }>r4Ki ess,-is ;
all ol our wicker and reed furniture, awn
fn.u's, swings, shade:-, and crassruprsr~
advantage 51 these low prices to bu\
noede 1 pieces "Much hot weather is yet to
he endured this year then, too, you will be
outfitted a 4 lowest possible cost for next
. summer as well.
B. S. Courtney
Tioi-h, in front' of the Lank ■>( Ham- ~*-
illen, in Hamilton, N. at auction,
to the highest bidder, 'o satisfy safd
taxes and costs.
Vi«.
|J. R. Crisp, 40 acre;, Bun'ing i.utd,
taxi's $35.35, cost SI.BO, total $37.15
J. W. Crisp, 1.50 acjes Johnson land,
ta*es $23.78, cost SI.BO, total $25.58;
„l T Davis, 125 acies, residence; taxes
$24.82, cost $ 1.80, total $20.62
W. K. Davis, horse & lot, res., taxes
$29.12, cost SI.BO. total r .. .$30.92
llorne & Daughtery, 349 ucr* 1 .;, Flem- -
fny laud, balance 00, cos ' SI.BO,
Total $2(5.80
T. G. Manning, 170 acres re-;., taxes
?27.!)1>, cost $l.'B(C folal' : :$2!T.7«"-
Mrs. C. C. Kawls, 1 lot, H3.sf.ells ,
residence, taxes $4.00. coat SI.BO
total . . „ $5.80
Colored
.1 alui A. lienneti, 25 acres A. Sher«
rod lan>l, tax»>* $9.715, cost- SI.BO,
ic'al J. . . $11.56 .
Thi-i July 3. 1925.
V. L. HAtSLIP, Tux Collector.
Mill 10 -31.