ON ACCOUNT OF THE EXPENSE OF HANDLING CHECKS QN US AGAINST INSUFFICIENT FUNDS, WE ARE FORCED TO MAKE A
CHARGE OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR EACH CHECK DRAWN AGAINST YOUR ACCOUNT UNLESS YOU HAVE SUFFICIENT FUNDS TO TAKE
CARE OF THE CHECK. THIS WILL GO INTO EFFECT JUNE Ist, 1927. .
Farmers And Merchants Bank
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
AID MEETING
Don't forget May 15th the Ladies',
Aid will meet, or any other.thing that
you may know that will happen im
town wvv'ant to come first in our
ad. This wil be different each week,
you see.
Our wood is selling right along •
because it is cheap. Don't you be - -
one of those who waits until it
goes up to order your next win
ter's supply.
We also have at all times cheap
lumber for hog pens, chicken j
coops, or sheathing. Call us.
MURRAY AND M'CABEI
i
rhon 2(1 Williamntun, N. C.
NOTICE (IF SALE CNDER
EXECUTION
North Carolina, Martin County, in j
Superior Court.
1 afmers Guano Co. vs. J. H. Daven-1
port and Carrie A. Davenport
By virtue of an execution directed j
tc the undersigned in the above-en-
titled action, 1 will, on Monday,- the
t;h day of June, 1927, at 12 o'clock,
at the courthouse of Martin County
s-t-ll to the highest bidder, for cash,
to satisfy said execution, all the right
title, and interest which the said J.
•H. Davenport'and Carrie A. Daven
port have in the following described
nal estate. This land is sold subject
to the homestead allotted the defend
ants.
First tract: A certain tract or par
eel of land lying and being in James
ville Town'ship, Martin County, adjoin
ing the lands of J. H. Davenport, C.
L. Simpson, the Jamesville and Ply
mouth Road, and about one mile from •'
1 ianlens, N. C„ towards Plymouth, !
Mid hounded as follows: Beginning at!
an iron axle on the" Jamesville ana !
Decentralization of Industry
General Guy E. Tripp, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, Says:
"Automobiles, good roads, and power from electric transmission lines are making possible the location
and development of industry at any point. No longer is it necessary for industry to huddle together in the larg- v
er cities. Decentralization of industry has come and industries are now being located in the smaller towns and
cities of the country."
THF FOREGOING VIEWS BY THIS GREAT CAPTAIN OF INDUSTRY ARE SIGNIFICANT OF THE TREND OF INDUSTRIAL THOUGHT
.■' ; '
One hundred and five municipally ownted or operated electric light and power plants in twenty-seven States were sold to larger power companies in 1926,
making a total of over 1,200 municipal p lar.tsW>ld, abandoned, or shut down wit liin recent years.
Our Proposal provides that We are to make Available in Williamston
A SUPPLY OF
UNLIMITED INDUSTRIAL POWER
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. - CAROLINA DIVISION
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER COMPANY
W. E. WOOD, President J. T. CHASE, Manager
Plymouth road to a telephone post,*
J. H. Davenport's corner; thence in
a N. direction along J. H. Davenport's
line to an iron post in
Branch, J. H. Davenport's S.E. cor
ner; thence along the run of Beasley
Branch to a stake and cypress, C. L.
Simpson's line, at an iron axle, the
of the Jamesville and Ply
mouth road; containing 117 acres,
-Xante or less, and being the place
where J. H. Davenport now lives.
Second tract: A tract of land in
Jamesville Township, on "Jamesville
and Plymouth road, and being a part
of Jones farm where J. H. Davenport
lived in 1926; containing 143 acies,
more or less, and being -same land
mortgaged to the Federal Land Bank
by J. H. Davenport and wife, on the |
3rd" day. of March, 1919, said mort
gage being of record in book Z-l, at
page 8, to which reference may be
had for full description.
Third tract: Beginning at Robert
Keys corner; thence a south course
with Robert Keys line to W. G. Gay
lord's line; thence a west course a
long said Gaylord's line to Delia '
Moore's lines; thence with said Delia
Moore's line to the public road; thence '
along said road back to the beginning,
containing four (4) acres, more or j
less.
This the 6th day of May, 1927.
A. L. ROEBUCK,
mylO 4tw Sheriff of Martin County.
WHEN IN NEED OF Cl'T FLOW
etai, funeral*designs, etc., call Mrs.
K B. York, City. inylO 2t
Be it ever ■so homely, home is home
—Muss Mulock.
•* That man lives twice that lives the I
first life well.— Robert.Herrick.
The only way to have a friend is j
to be one.—R. W. Emerson.
Announcement
♦ At 7 o'clock Wednes
day night, May 11th, I
shall open to the public
niy Hi Hard Parlor in the
store next to Fender's
Grocery.
I expect to conduct a
first class place, keeping
it clean, sanitary and
, free from gambling and
drinking.
All lovers of good,
clean sport are invited
to attend and enjoy, a
healthy recreation.
E. L. WARD
THE ENTERPRISE WILLIAMSTON. N. C
AUTOMOBILE
REPAIRING
We have secured the services of a good -
mechanic and we are equipped to do any
class of automobile work, especially
Chevrolet repairing.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF PARTS AND
CHEVROLET CARS
Our prices are most reasonable and
we please with our work.
Peel Motor Co.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.