R. SUMARA'S BIG FALL SALE- $15,000 STOCK- Everything Reduced
Ladies Black Felt Hats $2.95 to $4.95 Full Line ot DRESSES and COATS
By virtue of authority vested in me, as commissioner, by judgment ot
the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina, at the
January term, 192t>, in the suit of Seaboard National Bank of Norfolk vs.
Bank of Jamesville, and others, which is hereby referred to, 1 will sell at
public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, at the courthouse door of
Martin County, on Monday, November 22, 1y26, at noon, the following de
scribed notes and securities assigned to and held by said Seaboard National
Bank of Norfolk:
Name Unsecured Notes Date Amaut
J. B. Allen January 7, 1924 $ 120)0
E. H. Ange, April 28, 1924 300.00
E. H. Ange, May 1, 1024 1 300.00
E» H. Ange, May 15, 1924 217.69
K H. Ange, June 27, 1924 276.00
Sylvester Ange and (J. B. Ange, February 23, 1924 - 21X>.00
W. F. Ange, L. W. Ange, and Ida F. Ange, June 6, 1924 50.00
W. F. Ange and E. H. Ange, April 16, 1924 200.00
W. h. Ange and E. H. Ange, July 12, 1924 60.00
C. A. Bailey and J. H. Bailey, June 28, 1924 100.00
Percy Brown and Mrs. J. B. Brown, Feb. 7, 1924 200.00
F. G. CaLoway, April 11, 1924 60.00
James Carney, June 1, 1924 ; 226.00
Monlord Coil rain and J. D. Bailey, May 31, 1924 26.00
G. Li. Cooper and James Cooper, June 10, 1924 ' 79.00
James Coupdr and L. Cooper, March 6, 1924 100.00
A. L. Cordon and Sanford Cordon, July 26, 1924 15.00
G. F. Coruon, sr., and G. F. Cordon, jr., April 21, 1924 30.00
W. C. Gardner August 14, 1924 . tfi.OO
W. G. Hardison, June 24, 1924 ; 50.00
Louis Hardison and W. A. Lee, July 8, 1024 26.001
W. F. Holliday and J. F. Holliday, July 25, 1924 a 25.00
H. M. Holliday, June 24, 1924 * ,5.00
W. A. Lee, August 2, 1024 \ 80.00
B. F. Lilley ana Mrs. W. B. Lilley, January 18, 1924 360.00
B. F. Liliey and Mrs. W. B. Lilley, Nov. 20, 1924 400.00
A. M. Long and C. M. Long, June 14, 1924 60.00
Wheeler Martin, February 7, 1924 270.00
N. K. Manning, March 14, 1924 60.00
J. F. Mai tin and K. O. Martin, Nov. 26, 1919 1,908.76
J. F. Martin and It. O. Martin, Nov. 26, 1919 1,968.76
W. 11. Mizclle &. Co., Sept. 26, 1924 220.39
W. M. Micelle and G. L. Cooper, May 29, 1924 150.00
C. W. Miiclle, August 8, 1924 _ 30.00
G. H. Mizelle, August 1, 1924 26.00
C. T. Mizelle, Nov. 11, 1924 60.00
Clyde Modi in and J. A. Davis, April 2, 1924 16.00 I
Henry Modiin, June 14, 1924 „ 80.00
A. D. McNair, June 1, 1924 _ 246.66
W. W. Roberson and L. W. Mizelle, February 26, 1024 609.261
C. E. Simpson and J. F. Martin, April 12, 1924 100.00'
Clinton Shcppard and N. K. Manning, May 6, 1924 20.00
Mrs. J. E. Smitliwick, December 8, 1922 66.00
J. C. Styoiis and E. H. Ange, May 6, 1924 16.00
J. L. Waters and E. H. Ange, June 7, 1924 26.00
11. D. Watson, June 15, 1924 , 260.00
J. O. Willis and L. W. Mizelle, April 21, 1924 146.06
F. C. Williams, November 3, 1923 34.11
F. C. Williams and J. E. Smithwick, June 7, 1924 30D0 ,
Williamston Land and Improvement Co., by J. G. Godard, 1
president, August 11, 1924 2,000.00
SECURED NOTES
Name Date I Amount
L. L. Ange and Oresa Ange, May 16, 1924 X 822.43
(Note and Deed of Trust)
E. H. Ange and Maude Ange, April 30, 1924 _ 2,000.5)
(Note and Deed of Trust)
W. H. Ange, July 12, 1924 ■_ 84 27
(Note and Collateral) ~
E. W. and Anna Harden, February 6, 1922 ; _ 383.80
(Note and Deed of Trust)
Luther Hardison, May 1, 1924 -if, 0000
(Note and Deed of Trust) - " '
W. Jackson Holliday, July 12, 1924 2fUfc\B6
(Notes and Deed of Trust)
Geo. H. and Hattie Mizelle, Dec. 17, 1921 _ ' 6 050
(Notes and Deed of Trust)
Johnson G. Modiin, April 10, 1923 v 2 s>«7nn 1
(Notes and Deed of Trust) ~ * '
N. J. Modiin, September 4, 19a*f _ 650 00 .«
(Note and Deed of Trust) 1
W. W. Walters, February 16, 1921 .... 5 000 B0 *
(Note and Deed of Trust) i>,uo».TO
The several amounts stated above represent principal, ami the same bea>
interest either from date or from maturity, according to the tenor of the
notes, which the undersigned will exhibit to any prospective purchaser; and '
the several deeds of trust above referred to are executed both by husband "
and wife and will likewise be exhibited. Terms of sale, cash, subject to im- .
mediate report to and confirmation by the court as provided In snid Judgment. ,
This November 1, 1926.
A. D. MacLEAN,
" W Commissioner.
PLANING MILL
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Formerly Operated by the ROAI VOKK SUPPLY CO.
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was purchased and is now being operated by .Mr. V. G. Taylor, of
Everetts. Messrs. Robert Gurganus and BelKflower have the mill
in charge and they are in a position to sa w 1U mber, make doors,
windows, and do any first-class planing woi -k.
LARGE STOCK OF PAINT, LUMBER JlNti bUILDIMG MA
TERIALS
We have the material fdr any Job at a reasonable p rice.
V. G. TA YLOR
WILLIAMSTON v NORTH CAROLINA
NOTICE OF SALE
$29,686,214 in Dairy Products
and Eggs Shipped Out of U. S.
y j
HAUtOT I \ N XArttSICA J I I \
Dairy products and eggs valued at to be Cuba, which took two-fifths of
$20,008,214 were exported from the the egg" shipped abroad and was next
United States In the y*ar ending to the United Kli.gdom as h tuiyer of
June SO, M2D, according to • state- canned milk Oreut Britain was the
inent on the export situation issued second largest customer for these
by the Sears-Roebuck Agricultural products, with tlm Philippine Islands
Foundation Canned milk topped the lin third poMilon. Mexico, Germany,
list, wtth eggs second, cheese third ' *hlna and Japan, Panama and fan
and butter fojirth. The principal ex- ada were the other markets which
port market for I heap- products proved bought the surpluses of these products.
Red Cross Life-Saving
Service Is Nation-Wide
Scarcity ot water apparently has
ae effect oa lsterest la water rescue.
Arizona, popularly associated with
wide desert stretches and cactus, haa
gone la with enthusiasm tor ths Red
Cross Lite-Savlac program
The building of new lrrlgatlen '
dams is rapidly transforming Arizona
Into a swimming Stats despite popu
lar conception of that country.
In more than 800 swimming InstV
tntss conducted by ths Red Cross the
last sumoser, lite-earing Instruction
Iras given by ths Red Cross.
Daring the flseal year ending Juae
M, IM4. 7,144 men, 1,408 women, and
lf,Tl! Junters passed the rigid tests
of ike Red Cross Llfs-Savtng Service,
aad were awsrded Insignia. The to
tal for the year of 19,266 represents
aa increase of 6,874 over the previous
year. The total membership of this j
eorps at the close of the year was
191,071.
The Tenth Annual Roll Call from
Kwvember 11 to SS is an opportunity
encourage these efforts through
nMmbership In the Rsd Crass.
„ NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the powers vested in
me, under orders of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District
of North Carolina,ln the suit of Sea-
U>ard National Bank of Norfolk vs.
Bank of Jamesville, et al, and by vir
tue of the deed of trust from Luther
Hardison »nd %ife, Minnie Hardison,
dated January 3, 1921, and recorded
ir book O-I, page 698, register's office
Oi Martin County which is hereby re
| ferred to, I will sell at public suc
tion, for cash, to the highest bidder,
Children's Colds
Art b.» « *rwt.d »«
Ctwck them THpj|
■ov«rnls»»« without siK/ 1 *%, I
dohlni" b> rubbing » L I
Vaiovtrl*' 1 "" 1 " 1
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VSSK2 ESl']
THE ENTERPRISE—WILLI A MSTQN, N. C-
at the courthouse door of Martin
County, on Thursday, December 2nd, J
1926, at noun that lot or parcel of land I
in the town of Jamesville, North Car-'f
olina, bounded as follows:
Beginning in the middle of a ditch I
on Elm Street, being the southeast-]
em corner of W. 11. Lilley's lot; thence'
westerly along and With the middle of '
said ditch to said W. H. Lilley's co«--
. ntr; thence in a northerly direction to
j Water Street, and along said W. 11. j
Lilley's line; thence westerly along j
said Water Street to St. Johns Street. l
the corner of the Mill lot; thence a-1
long St. John's Street in a Souther-1
lv direction to the Street leading from |
Dr. U. S. Hassell's farm, itnd known
as Middle Street; thence easterly to
Mrs. Donie Stallings' line; thence a
long and with said Stallings' line to
It. O. Martin's line; thence along anA
wth 11. O. Martin's line to the said
Elm Street; thence in a northerly di
j rection along said Elm Street seventy
feet to the middle of the ditch, the be
ginning, containing four acres, more
or less.
This November Ist, 1926.
•*A. D. MacLKAN,
n5 4tw Commissioner.
The GOLD STAR STORE
223 Washington Street V
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We carry Nationally Advertised Merchandise at Economy Prices.
We Deliver at Cash and Carry Prices
FLOUR MEATS
GOLD STAR FLOUR " Rib Bellies' O f\i*
12 lb. _ 24 lb. 48 lb. 'b. -,
50c $1 $1.95
t a Breakfast Sausage, 1 1-2 lb. can 35c
IJJ\Ki I 9 IWookfield Butter, II). 58c
Pure Kettle Rendered, lb 20c •'««»" !»l«. »>• - - 25c
Compound, Old Glory, lb. s 15c Cheese, lb. . 31c
CANNED GOODS ~
Corn, can, No. 1 11c Rose Dale Apricots, can 30c
Sliced Peaches, No. 1 can 15c Monarch Ketchup 25c
ROWENA BUCK-WHEAT ANI) PANCAKE FLOUR, 2 lb. bag ... A 15c
NATIONAL FRUIT CAKES, per lb. 1.00
DATES, Package . 25c
MIXED NUTS, lb.:: :. - —: 25c
FRUIT SALAD, No. 1 Can :i 25c
CABBAGE lb . ....A. ~ 4c
SELECT MACKERAL, 3 fish for ...: * ..... - 25c
BRICK CODFISH, lb « \ - 121-2 c
PRUNES, lb. .'. ' 16c
EVAPORATED PEACHES, lb. 25c
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Your Patronage Will
WE DELIVER TWICE DAILY—9:3O and 4:30
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SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the author
ity conferred in us in a deed of trust
executed by L. D. Roebuck and wife,
Hannah Roebuck, on the 30th day of
March, 1923, and recorded in book of
mortgages 0-2, page 535, we will, on
Saturday, the 20th day of November.
1926, at 12 o'clock noon at the court
house jjoor in Williamston, Martin
County, sell at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bidder, the fol
"trwfng land, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel ot
land lying and being in Robersonville
Township, Martin County, North Car
olina, bounded n the by the
kinds of Mrs. Jane Carson, the school
lot, and the national highway; on the
Williamston, N. C. STKANI) Theatre
ONE DAY ONI.V .TI'KSDAY, NOV. 9th
See a r. w. A. M«H ORMAI.K VVkat
."fit" . "TELL ME WHY?" £i£
SSf 111 RT ll™C*ON TltOL £%
Tells All WHO' SHALL DECIDE? Daughter
All A Tremendous Drama of Mother Love Should See
A True Story of Real Life That Makes You Think and Reflect
Approved and Endorsed by Pulpit, Press and the Public
If DOES IGNORANCE MEAN VIRTUE ~
IS BIRTH CONTROL RIGHT OR WRONG r
WHO SH ALL ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS *
LEARN THE NAKED TRUTH!
Nothing of Its Kind or Counterpart Has Ever Been Seen or At
tempted on the Screen
Because of the Delicate Nature of the Subject Special Shows
I FOR WOMEN ONLY LIFE'S I FOR MEN ONLY
AT 3:30' EVOLUTION I^A^3o^^
Children under UK? of 1- yearn not admitted* unless with Parents or Guardian.
east by the land s of W: A. Nelson and
Joe llryan, on the south by the A. C.
L. Railroad and K. K. Powell, H. Ward
E. G. Speight, and G. C. James, on
the West by the lands of Church
Crisp, H. O. Van Nortwick, the pub
re street arul the school lot, contain
ing 38.76 ai res, more or less, and be
ing the same land deeded to Hannah
Roeliui'k by J. A. Mizelle, trustee,-and I
more particularly described as. fol-1
lews, to wit:
Beginning at W. A. Nelson's Corner!
Ie "the ditch, thence south 77 E. 11.10
chains, thence S. 5 W. 2.50 chains, S
thence S. 85 W. 16-10 chains, thence)
N. 2 1-2 Wi 4.37 chains, thence S. j
89 1-4 W. 13.10 chains, thence N. 8|
1-4, K. 3 25 chains, thence S. ti'.i 1-4
E. 1.60 chains, thence N. 23 E. 7
chains, thence N. 42 W. 5.25 chains;
thenc.; N. 21 1-2 E. 11.67 chains,
thence S. 68 E. 2.64) chains, thanaa N.
21 1-4. E. 71 links, thence S. SB X. 2
chain-, thence N. 21 1-4 E. 4.70 chains,
thence S. 75 3-4. E. 13.40 chains, thence
£.14 1-1 W. 24.10 chains to the be
tfir.ninK,
This sale is made by reason of the
failure of L. D. Roebuck and wife,
Hannah Roebuck, to pay off and dis
•harsre the indebtedness secured by
aid deed of trust *o the North Car
olina Joint Stock Land Bank at Dur
ham.
This the llth day of October 1426.
FIRST NATIONAL 00.,
INC., OF DURHAM,
ol!) 4tw Trastae.
Formerly First National Ernst Co.,