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NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an order of resale
ordered by R. J. Peel, clerk of the su
perior court of Martin County in that
certain special proceedings pending in
said court entitled "D. H. Taylor, Me.
G. Taylor, W. J. Taylor, Mrs. Annie
E. Edwards, Mrs. Lena C. Moblcy,
Mrs. Ida Waters, Mrs. Whit Purvis,
Mrs. B. K. Barnhill, Mrs. John L. Tay
lor, guardian for John L. Taylor,
William Chesley Jones and Lettie
Jones by their next friend, J. S. Get
singer, ex parte," the bid at the form
er sale which was made by the under
signed commissioner at the courtliou.se
door of Martin County, Williamston,
N. C., on the 30th day of November,
1925, at 12 o'clock m., having been
raised in a manner prescribed by law
by depositing five per cent required
by law in raising bids, with tin; clerk
of .the superior court, the under.signed
commsisioner will, in accordance with
the terms of said order of resale, a
gain expose at public sale to the high-
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Owing to the fact that we can neither
buy nor rent the building we now occupy
for anoher year, we are forced to sacrifice
our $5,000.00 stock of merchandise
J DRY GOODS
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Checked homespun 7 t-2c to 14c yd.
36-inch sheeting .. 11c yd.
36-inch gingham . 15c yd.
75c dress goods 52c yd.
$1 dress goods ..., 62c yd.
TOWELS
15c towels, sale price 9c
25c towels, sale price . • ' 17c
50c towels, sale price 32c
60c towels, sale price 39c
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HATS & CAPS
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Men's hats, from 25c to $3.95
: '"i Caps, $2.25 value, at $1.60
est bidder, for cash, on the 19th day
of December, 11*25, at 12 o'clock m.,
' in front of the courthouse floor oi
Martin County, W'illiamston, N. C.,
the following described litnds, viz:
That certain tract of land situate in
Williams ton Township, Martin Coun
ty, North Carolina, beginning ut a
post oak, center corner, thence run
ning with and along Nancy Koger
son's line to a black jack, a corner;
thence along and with Calvin K.
White's line to a pine; thence with
Kobert White's line to a post oak,
thence along Nancy Kogerson's line
to the beginning, cointaining seventy
two acres, more, or less, and being the
same premises purchased by Eli Tay
lor from P. D. Simmons, trustee, and
knownas "The Joseph Diggs Place,"
as described by deed of record in th-
public registry of Martin County in
book KK, at page 50, refeienee to
which is hereby made for description.
This the Ist day of December, 1925.
HUGH G. HORTON,
d 4 2tw Commissioner.
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J NOTICE OK SALE OF LAND
Undei and by virtue of the authori- j
J* ty contained in a certain deed of trust
executed to the undersigned trustee by
.Samuel Winbuch and wife, Mollie
Wimbush, on the 28th day of April,
1919, and of record in the public reg
istry of Martin County, in book A-2,
at pago 109, said deed of trust hav
ing been given to secure a certain
note of even date and tenor there
with, and the stipulations contained in
i said deed of trust not having been
complied with, and at the request of
the parties interested, the undersign
ed will on Monday, the 14th of De
cember, 1925, at 12 o'clock m., at the
courthouse door in the town of Wil
liamston, N. C., offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, at public auc
tion, the following described real es
tate:
First tract: Adjoining the lands of
J. H. Perry on northeast, the lands of j
B. F-. Cod win on the west, ami the
new road on the south. Containing
20 acres, more or less, and being th
same tract of land conveyed to the
said Samuel Winbush by W. V. Or-
SALE
Men's Overalls, 220
weight, guaranteed full
cut, $2.00 value; sale
price , $1.25
Men's and Boys' Suits,
from $2.50 up, good val
ues.
Anything you want in
drug line at half price.
Nitro Club Gun Shells,
smokeless powder, a
box 85c
Railroad Mills Snuff,
sweet, at 75c a pound
Prince Albert Tobacco
at ...u 12 l-2c a can
Five thousand dollars in merchandise to be sacrificed within the
next few days. Come and buy. Dollars have cents at our store. This is one of
the money-saving events of the season.
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Mobley & Browning
Everetts, North Carolina
THE ENTERPRISE WILUAMBTOK. W. C
mond on the 19th day of January,
reife, and by record In tbe public reg
jgtry of Martin County.
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Second tract: A tract of land in Wil.
liamston township, Martin County j
North Carolina, adjoining the lands of |
Major Latham and John Tynor on the
north, the lands of T. S. Hadley, and
a tract of land known as the Cus Mi
zellt land on the east, the lands of
lorn Mills on the south, the Green
ville and Washington Koad on the
west, containing 181 acres, and known
as the Sam Mobley place.
This 10th day of November, 1925
WHEELER MARTIN,
nIS 4tw , Trustee.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having 'juulified as administratrix
of the estate of J. H. Ward, deceased
late of Maftin County, North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing ' laims against the said estate to
exhibit them to the undersigned or
her attorney at Williamston, N.-C., at
her home or his office, on or before
the 13th day of November, 1926, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This 13th day of November,-1925.
Mrs. LUCY WARD,
1.13 6tw Administratrix.
Hugh G. Horton, Attorney.
Announcement
OF THE OPENING OF
NEW CAFE :
• We have opened a new cafe in the old
building: formerly occupied by the William
ston Lunch Room.
We strive to please and grive service.
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CALL IN TO SEE US
Browning's Cafe
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20c can corn at .. .... 15c
15c tomatoes at 11c
Salmon, 20c value at 15c
Hominy grits, pkg.... lie
Granulated sugar at 5c
a pound. Limited quan
tities to customer
5 gallon Easy-Flow oil
cans at 95c each
Underwear for men,
women, and children to
go during sale at cost.
5c laundry soap 4c
10c laundry soap... 7 l-2c
5c Gold Dust at 4c
All 10c toilet soaps 7 l-2c
TURKEY DINNER AT RAY'S
CAP* ON SUNDAY
There's no need to bother about
; Sunday dinner. Come to Ray's Cafe
aft'd get a delicious turkey dinner and
| everything that goes with it From
| 12 o'clock until 2 p. m.—Adv.
WANTS
WANTED: TENANT FARMER
with force to cultivate 2-horse crop.
Good land. See Enterprise.
ARE YOU COLD? SPEND THE
summer this winter in Saratosa.
Take your coal money and buy a lot
in Woodland Homes. Inside city lim
its, improvement*. Price S4OO up; SSO
cash, sls monthly. First National
Pank, Write or wire for res
ervations. Foster & Matthews, own
ers and developers, 210 Central Ave.
Saratosa, Fla. dl 4tw
FOR OVER 40 YEARS
tiALX'H OATAKHU fl-L'.UICINB h;js been
uaed successfully in the treatment of
Catarrh.
H.«Li,s CAT.HU> u hik.jjcnra con
sists of v !iich -illicitly
Roilevea l.y local -n nn«l th»
Internal Mi/Ji :ne u Ton:.', which nets
through tn.' ' iooil ->o (h# MucuiJM Bur
racer., tfcusi r-o-Hr r tkt ii.flrmmii'.loD.
L'i* fc'i (V Ig; 'its.
»' CV'.'. :y v. * . ') O'y'.ty.
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Window shades, 75c val
ue at 55c; $1 value 70c
Spool cotton 50c per doz.
Pure Ground Coffee at
35c a pound. One lot to
go at 25c a pound
All hardware during
sale at cost.
Shoes for men, women,
and children from 25c to
$4.50 a pair
9-in. dinner plate, set 45c
Cups and saucers, set 45c
WIGHT'S PECAN TREES ARE
known as the beat wherever grown.
There's a reason. Drop me a card and
find out why. J. B. Wight, Cairo, Ga.
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I The Tomorrow
The tirxisrnouriehed child la tne
Bosi lmi-o;lant problem pressing tor
aolutiou la our state today. Und r
uourielimeut ( jutu raihltis (rickets),
beri ber. p#lli."ra, conjunctivitis. pro
ves.! prOo'sat'vß t':en i»-
peatcra In scl ->• 1, tin ucy, delinquency,
critic, Insanity, coma and duatli. U
ULUJC» disan-ie o' ''.a following boly
*lrautures, —bone, toith, skin, hair,
i """in nttMv_ y io» of the ali
.uentary tr»*».., v n'rv», sex organs,!
i.rTtr *r* ii tt o - y : ri and parliapa j
trthrr bt.»it're 'idy that we]
ba n • " ibis time; I
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. u. d , | luu rculoala,
!.d tr: r d . in au'i;
• IOT V:/ I, • " . . . .'ifcbed. (
T O are !VJ, .udoruuwtshed
cu'W»V lin fat a;.;•. •J of our etaia, — |
the ikiviiiti.o ru.-n •; from taa to
tihj. H '
It 1 ; 1 "i '. - t . k by so rue that r
mdfiwttr.;A u :.u'«cl by diewe#
or .' • ic >i dp «.■**»; for exau>plf:
Mai? , ! iv.'ed tonsils On tho 1
>'► r . .•>. ?1. i' nk lisst th? un«i v 1
rr ,-:4|-, • •«i , r ,\ .- c.t ,niu» (!•»■ .
OUR SALE BEGINS
Saturday Dec. sth
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO SAVE MONEY
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MEN'S HOSE I
Men's half hose, 15c value 8c I
Men's half hose, 25c value 17c I
Men's half hose, 35c value 19c I
Men's half hose, 50c value 35c I
Men's half hose, SI.OO value 65c 1
LADIES' HOSE I
Ladies' hose, 25c value, sale price.... 17c |
Ladies' hose, 50c value 35c I
Ladies' hose, SI.OO value ..... 65c I
Ladies' hose, $2.00 value $1.45 I
SHIRTS
Men's SI.OO work shirts at 65c I
Boys' work shirts, 75c value at 55c I
Men's SI.OO dress shirts at 65c I
Men's $2.00 dress shirts at $1.25 I
: LOST NEAR W/LLIAMSTON, N. C.:
Ford track raise boards and coop;
' marks: "Best goods, sanitary, Rober
' son, and Hollidays. Finder call W. H
. Holliday.
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facts, tor examyla. Adeaoite, hyy»"
trophled tonal la, ate. Any war, ail the
dlaease and dafacta In na under
nourished child should ba curad and
a complete examination ba mate by
, i paysn an In order to Cud 'hena all.
Then with the Nutrition Cruenle, leat
urad and promulgated by the National
and North Carolina Tubarculoaij Aaso
rlatlona by maans of money derived
from the sale of Tuberculosis (Ariel
ruas Senla, the remalcder ot the Job
|la wade easier. It should ba put over
1 eaa'.ly by the departments Of odtjc*
I tion and health, the Parent Teaaher
. Aasoc.atlona, the Woaion'a Oiube and
Bt*l oai.i agencies tc operating.
It interested, wits Misa Vuaresa
I Panadill, State Director of Health
Education, North Carolina TuberOu
loals Association, Southern Pints,
North Carolina.
U our country la ever destroyed, it
"will not be from enei.iiea from with
out but frarn tho co.ul-utly i»creaa
trig pr cr.-at.on of the unlit and fro as
tli .• :.':optir nourish meat It WW