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We Invite You to Visit
Our Store
AND LOOK OVER OUR COMPLETE LINE OF
DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
WE ARE PREPARED TO FIT THE FAM
ILY FROM HEAD TO FOOT.
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF FARM
SUPPLIES AND HARDWARE.
IT IS OUR PURPOSE TO PLEASE EVERY
CUSTOMER WITH GOOD QUALITY GOODS
AT LOW PRICES.
AT THE CORNER STORE
Barnhill Brothers
EVERETTS, N. C.
Announcement™
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The Barber Shops of Williamston will close at 12 o'clock
noon Monday, September 5 (Labor Day).
Patrons will also bear in mind that all the shops will close
at 7 p. m. on week days and at \2 o'clock on Saturday nights, ef
fective immediately.
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SERVICE BARBER SHOP
CITIZENS BARBER SHOP
MIDWAY BARBER SHOP
FARMS FOR SALE
IN SUSSEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA
The following farms are situated in Sussex County, Virginia, near Wav
erly, a town of 1,500 people, and on the N. "& W. and Southern Railroads, 52
miles from Richmond, the best hog market in the South, We have good
roads, excellent schools; all paid for, no county or State bonds for same.
Healthy climate, no chills or malaria. The soil on the farms we are offer
ing for sale is adaptable to corn, cotton (no boll weevil), tobacco, peanuts,
and all kinds of hog crops.
FARM NO. 1 /
407 acres: 100 acres in good state of cultivation, the balance
well set in young growing pine timber. Excellent eleven-room
dwelling, one tenant house. One hundred and fifty-acre hog
range fenced. Free conveyance to high school. Taxes paid for
1926, $93.22. Price 9.000.
FARM NO. 2
_il6 acres. 100 acres in cultivation. Good dwelling house,
two miles from Waverly, over improved road. Whole farrti is
fenced; excellent hog range; taxes paid for 1926, $68.30. Price
SB,OOO.
FARM NO. 3
245 acres. 110 acres in cultivation. Good dwelling and out
buildings. Store house and filling station; on Richmond-Nor
folk concrete highway. 6 miles to railroad station. Free con
veyance to high school. Taxes paid for 1926, $60.27. Price
$5,800.
FARM NO. 4
135 acres. 65 acres in cultivation. 200,000 feet growing pine
timber. This farm is noted for being the first farm in Virginia
to grow peanuts for the market. Four miles from Waverly.
Taxes paid, 1926, $18.50. Price $3,700.1
FARM NO. 5
50 acres; 25 acres in cultivation; fair dwelling, three miles
from Waverly. Taxes paid, 1926, $24.15. Price SIJ2OO.
THE ABOVE FARMS ARE OFFERED FOR SALE BY
2 THE OWNERS, NO AGENTS, EASY TERMS.
C.B. Harrell, U.O. Coulbourn
WAVERLY, VIRGINIA g| J
THE ENTERPRISE
State School Authority
Is Visitor Here Today
In a meeting: here today with the
principal* of the various high schools
in the county, Professor J. Henry
Kighsmith, of the Department of Ed
ucation, Raleigh, stressed economy
jnd efficiency in the running  f tiie
schools.
I)r. Highsmith is assisting the
principals in effecting a more efficient
organization of the county high
schools, and is making suggestions
that will be of valuable help in run
ning the schools.
During the meeting he urged the
school authorities to see that every
boy and girl in the county gets an
opportunity to attend a standard
high school.
"Snowball" Disappointed
in Rocky Mount Boosters
Wednesday when th ■ Rocky Mount
boosters came here, "Snowball", our
own devil, was highly elated over thr
thoughts of being able to sr-e a min
strel or something of that-arrder that
night. He even hint'd Nwfnind and
wanted to know if there were any
j stray passes to the show in the office.
| t When told there would be no show,
| ho referred to the parade of the boost -
j ; ers as the best evidence in the world,
| | and it was with hitter disappoint
j | mrnt for him when h>> saw the Rocky
j Mcunt men drive away in their auto
« mobiles and all h pes for a show fade
I : away.
: WANT S
i WANTED: SEVERAL* GOOD
croppers willi plent of help and
1 willing, to work, who know how to
cultivate and bouse tobacco, peanuts,
and corn. J. G, Staton. a3U 3t
LOST: BETWEEN H. G. HOKTOVS
office and store of C. D. Carstar
phen Co., cut steel .shoe buckle last
Wedn day morning. Finder please
l •' un to Enterprise office.
FOUND ON HAI'(JHTON STREET
extension a read sweater with belt
and blue pockets, small size. Call
at Enterprise office. It
LOST IN WILLIAMSTON, WED
nesday night, a lady's silk coat;
color, green, trimmed in tan fur.
Finder will be rewarded. Address
liene Feldman, Ahoskie, N. C. It
Cool) I SKI) CARS: WE HAVE
several Fords with li||ht delivery
bodies. Harris Motor Co., Uuberson
ville. aJ3 tf
?lama,
fflthyfiy'
b — J
jg \ I should be kilbdl
3D \ Bee Brand Powder or
5? • Liquid kill i Flies, Fleas,
\ Mosquitoes, Roaches.
25 \ Ants, Water Bugs, Bed
J? \ Bugs, Moths, Crickets,
jn 1 Poultry Lice and many
iS J other insects.
25 / Powder Liquid
V / IOC and JSC 50c and 73c
f-j / 30c «nl SI.OO $1.15
X / joe Spray Qua 3gc|
5? / Writ* for fraaboolcUt on kill
jK i / Inf houaa and garden inbccta
P I McCormick * Co.
D I Baltimore, Md.
1 \ Bee
\ Brand
B 1 INSECT r^9
1 pgyjQuiD fl*-
UNEASY SLEEP
Ktrm Were All to Piece.,"
Says Lady Who Tells How
Cards Helped Her When
She WU RU-DOWB.
Hopkins. S. C.—Mrs.o.W. Arrant*
of thiii place, aaya:
"I waa suffering from apeils of
weakneaa. HMM wouldoomeonmt
suddenly and I would have to give
op and go to bed. For several
montha I aid not aleep well at night
and got no rest from sleep. I waa
vary nervous. I could not Dear the
leaat noiae. The children worried
me. My nervea were all to pieces.
1 had taken Cental aeveral timea
before, eo I aent at once for some
and began to take It again. At the
and of a short time I felt much bet
ter, so I kept right on taking CarduL
When I would feel a nervous spell
coming onjltook it mora frequently
"I can certainly aayCardui helped
ma wonderfully, for after a time the
nacvoMsnaaa disappeared entirely. I
could aleep at night and my general
health waa better. My appetite pick
ed up and I enjoyed my meals, too."
Thousands of other women have
told of the benefit they have reosiv*
ed from the use of CarduL Keep it
on hand, to take when needed.
A miflntm of lung netahttshcul
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WE BUY IN TRAINLOADS AND SELL FOR PENNIES
THANKS!
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FOR THE ( UNUSUAL PATRONAGE WE'VE RECEIV
ED SINCE OUR STORE OPENED 2 YEARS AGO. IF
THE FINEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES INTER
ESTS YOU, THEN WE KNOW WE'LL RETAIN YOUR
PATRONAGE
FREE FREE
Ice Cream and Candy, Tnesday, Sept. 6th
FREE FREE
Kingan's Bacon, Pound .... 45c
Extra Special .
50c Brooms for 25c
WITH A $2.00 PURCHASE OR MORE, 1 TO CUSTOMER
Monday, September 5, Until Saturday, September 10, Inclusive
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[ SPECIALS
j Star Naptha Powder, 3 for 11c Gold Star Syrup 53c
| Del Monte Peaches 19c Picnic Hams 20c
J Cheese 31c Sugar, pound 6 l-2c
Pork and Beans 8c
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VEGETABLES MILKS
Miami Peas 12 l-2c Eagle Brand 20c Pet 6c
Del Monte Peas, tiny 29c Carnation 12c Borden's 12c
Blue Dot l ima Beans 17c Carnation 6c Borden's 6c
R. &M. Lima Beans ...» 14c , r ~ , tn , , ~ r , , ~ «
Van Camps 10 l-2c Nan Camps 5 l-2c
Wayne String Beans * 27c ———-
Newark String Beans 20c LIBBY'S MEAT
Diamond Stale String Beans 12 l-2c
Del Monte Corn 20c Hash, No. 1 29c Potted Meats Sc
Shoe Peg Corn 19c Hash Halves 20c Potted Meat 10c
Miami Corn ...... 9c Salfpon 33c Vienna Sausage 12'/ic ,
Mixed \egetables ISc Gorton's Ready-to- Vienna Sausage 27c
American Beauty Beans, 3 for 25c Fry F(aked Fish 14c Tonj?ue SQc
Campbell's Beans and Soups 10c r, . , « ...
__ J Gorton • Roe 21c L umh Tongue
Liberty Herring Roe, halves 30c
LARDS Tripe No. I 10c
Pure Lard, Burkheart, lb. 17c Seabrand Salmon ISc Tripe Halves 19c
Compound Lard, Old Glory, lb. 13 l-2c pink Sa|mon 18c
Snowdrift, H lbs for $1.58 Beef Steak and
Snowdrift, 4 lbs. for 83c Ch.le Con Carne 14c onions 35c
Snowdrift, 2 lbs. for 43c
Fluffo, 4 lbs. for 80c FRUITS
Fluffo, 2 lbs. for 41c
„ . .. ~ .. Del Monte Fruit Salad, No. 3 can 47c
Salt Pork, rib side, lb. 19c
S2U Pork, plate, lb. 16c Del Monte Fruit Salad, No. 2 can 31c
lub Butter, Brookfield 53c M or u e Cherries, No. 3 can ...._ 43c
Print Butter, Brookfield 56c
Cheese (American Full Cream) lb. 33c M Monte Pears ' No " 3 can 37c
_. Del Monte Peaches, No. 3 can 27c
FLOUR ontf Pineapple, No. 3 can (sliced) ... 30c
, . ~ Del Monte Pineapple, No. 2 can (sliced) 24c
A. G. Hour, 12 lb. bag 52c
A. G. Flour, 24 lb. bag _ SI.OO M Monte Pineapple, No. 2 can (crushed) 23c
G. Flour, 48 lb. bag $1.95 Hillsdale Pineapple (broken slice), No. 3
A. G. Flour, 98 lb. bag $3.75 can 24c
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
WE SPECIALIZE IN COUNTRY PRODUCE -
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Gold Star Stores
J. D. THROWER, Store Manager
Washington Street Williamston, N. C.
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AIRPLANE SERVICE ' SUBMARINE PRICES
Tuesday, August 30,1927