PAGE FOUR
WHITE ELEPHANT
WITH BIG CIRCUS
Sacred Animal Makes Tour
With Ringling and Bar
num & Bailey Shows
■failed a* tin "greate-t feature of all
time." Pawahj tin world-famed sat-red
white elephant, of Burma is to In; pre
sented in tin- menagerie hi the King,-
hug Bros. & Itanium Con i
hiiwd Shows when thv big circus ex
hibits at Rocky Mount Wednesday.
(it tuber I''. rr
Pawalv is tin- first of hi- kind to -Ik
found m more than three hundred
years and the only genuine sdcred
white elephant ever brought t>•.Ameri.
ca. Ucjs"Bi'roirt|>ai\icd b> his supreme
keeper. l)r, S-.■. To 'Mm. and at
tended by* a retinue of. 14 native Hut -
niesc. The. present is Pawah s, only
season in America, the KiugHiiig Bros
|jcing under Uuid to return him ti
Hurma at the close of the tour.
Pawah i> oi those rare ePephaiits
BOY WAS SICK
. . tj
Texan Tells How He Got Ac
quainted With tfie Good Work
of Black-Draught as
. a Laxative.
Glenfiorn, Texas.—"l had n sick j'
Bpell when juHt fifteen years old,"
says Mr. George W. Manesti. R. F. D. !
2, this place. Anyone whojjas had I ,
chills, like 1 h*»4. w apl-le-remero- I
" her them. I was a sick boy— just
. lqy around the home, weak. My skin
was" yelj.ow and 1 could hardly stand
up. 1 had liurd chill*. _
"My father pave ' me- quinine.
Someomt told htm to give me Black-
Draught with it. ,JHc brought some' i
home , and they fixed It up like at* a. [
. It: wasn't very good, but 1 was so
sick 1 would take anything.
"After it few days, I began to foe I
better I was hungry and could eat. I
1 kejii. on taking tile tea for awhile, i
and I got we'll. I haven't 1 had
chills *iace iheti, liut 1 have taken a
lot of V.lack-Draught eince that
time It is n family medicijne.with
me."
4 . Where needed in the
way of a laxative or c'ilthartie.Thed- 1
fore's lilack-l)raught should lie tak- j
en, ua often as necessary, to open
the bowels and put them in a health- I
ly and normal stale of uctivity.
Trv it; lc a' dose. HC- ISS
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THE PRICE LEADERS OF WILLIAMSTON
Total Sale Today of 51,462 Pounds Averages $26.42
WATCH THESE HIGH PRICES AND AVERAGES AND TRY TO GET IN
J. W. GURKINS - $44.37,35 - AVERAGE s4l
J. B. WIGGINS—S4O, 40, 34, 32, 24, 21 1-2. , ' DALLAS KEEL—S4S, 38, 3$ 33, 27, 27.
C. W.OAKEY —SSI, 45, 45, 40, 37, 36, 36, 27 26—Average $35.80. - & COFFIELD —$39,36,^0,29,26,20.
J. T. EVEKETTE—S4S, 38, 33, 33, 26—1,042 Lbs., Average $36 -H. L. ROEBUCK—S4I, 40, 33, 34, 28, 19 1-2.
GREEN & LEE—$42, 40, 25, 34, 27, 20. '• - SANFORD ROBERSON—S4S, 45, 39, 32, 31, 23, 25.
♦J. R. DANIELS— S4O, 35, 32, 30, 24 1-2. W. E. EVERETT—S4O, 40, 36, 27.
J. A. WYNN —S4O, 36, v 3O, 30, 21, 19. " MRS. KATE BOYD—SSO, 40, 35, 34, 31, 27—Average $36.30. -• '
GRIMES AND SHELBURNE
. . . ' .. . - ' .' ' , 1 .«•: " s .
that the Buddhist* .of today and cen
turies past have worshipped in the be- ,
j lief that in their huge bulk reposes!
; the son! of Buddha. And certainly j
1 he is as different from those elephaiSts |
'with which the-puhlie is familiar as I
|day ii .night I lisevcs, are Itiitk |
; white, set with sparkling nupili. His j
■ skin is soft,.anil rUabi*' His body is |
white as_ a "white maV is 'a loir
|To ijiiote the I reiicli atii'hoftiv, "M*~:
Uussard, In is '-\'i\ gentlei a- a -Mt-ten
and as .beautiful j»S a «J reek statue " |
I ' This rartCst rit beasts was found eight !
J yejirs ago in tin jungles it) Cower I
thlT'nia. -nifdw.iv • between . Mandalay i
" and Kanpotui "l-ast summer lie *.as ;
.. broughi. to I' Hglairrt tjrrdT {h--
i lion o| the British goverium-nt and ill!
-the Uef 'flft-; threat* iron; -the" BinTd-j
pfiestV wle> prop -ted that ht- de-J
I parture from Burma vvnuhl bring jh'c
j calamities.. More than tjVo million |
: people saw Pawah when be was pre-1
| sentecl under the auspices of tin I .mi |
don Zoologic.J Msciety lln bring- j
.nig oi tin whin *eh-pii.oil-to Auieti-ti |
i j in. in furtherain > s.i Tin Ringling polj-I
jcv. of .constant enlargement, *1 he |
. portion yi this-'season s uriiis
; intriVUp es five ring-- Hi, place »l tlie j
•
iiHiial tlirnv- Tin '»«>.• »ho\v > jicrsqii*
ih>l numbers liiotr tliatt profit* |
uii lior>cv A Inh>»lrl \loublc-
Uiitftli r.iilutn rar> .u rtMjuin \ |o j
- !»'•» marvels; i
liiu^ -.prfi.tl I'uilman )t»r I'awali anft 1
ii> ntlt inland ■
\\ \N"I I l»; SI \ I K\ I kI.UAM.I"
inic and tv\ o-li Ia r 111 «u»c »i vvliit'li.
ivvo-horst larin. adjoins the lown of {
WilliiHllslon. -f' t 4 nuimiKlumr: —
l»1H 4t>»c!
lightens your motor's
BURDEN
' 1 ■ ' * ' '
With the first tankful of Esso all • «CJANDARD"
motor knocks are left behind. Horse- MOTOR OIL
power increases. Your car simply " •
\ sails up hills in high. ' . • Hold* its
\ body
Give your engine a steady diet of longer
Esso. It elihiinatcs knocking under • •
all conditions, and develops horse- A lwrter a Q" ar *
power to its fullest degree. Try it.
f On sale at all "Standard" Service mam
Stations and leading dealers \jtgjjSjr
STANDARD OIL COMPANY UN . J. )
WANTS
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I CiR SAIi). 1., JOY N K K FARM,
247.4 acres. 70 cleared, between Oak
City and -J loligood. Price' tow and.
teems very easv. W. C Manning, Wil-
Ifanistnii, N. C. .
f Pi '.('AN AND iKUrr
pay. Ornamentals beautify, ff.in
' r rested 111 either, write for illustrated
■ l atalog. J. P., Wight, -j.ii. o7 12t
h- -J.. >-- ; —.
i \\ AK'I lil K I.S IO LOOP AND
; kTirt; experienced or iinxpericnced.
j Come'to see or write Walker Knitting
; Mills, Tarhoro, N. C. s3(l 2'it
i'WAKTIiI >; SI-.VEKAL ONF.. 'fiWC).
! . 'Hiree, and four l,iorse crcfl»pers, -with
I plenty of labor, to cultivate tobacco,
cfttoiii corn, and peanuts. Sliule,
Kliodes iv Co., Hamilton. N..J o7 vvtl
jj'.oSl: 1 PAIR CRABS. BK
j tweell Holly Springs Chinch and
Btggs'Sctioolhouse, Finder please re
turn to George Hardrsoii, Route 4,
William-ton. N. ( .. and receive - re
v ard, or le,ave at I'.nteryise ottji'c.
oil 2t .. • ' '.* _ .
• I'l ,\ M' I 11 \ V IOK SAI.I'.: SFF
or call 1.. H. Hard son, Route Ko. 4,
W illiaiiiston. Nt uIH 4t
I 1 iR IH VI Kjll ".MS SITTABI.F
lot light lioiiM-keepitig; running v.a
--; t and other innvciiienee'v Apply to
Mrs. Ward. 112 SinitVf.i\k St.* ltpl
THE ENTERPRISE-
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that; certain deed
of trust executed on the 22nd day of
January, 1)17, by A. J. Manning and
! wife, Blanche , Manning, and of rec
jt.rd in flic public registry of Martin
t'ounty in book M-l, at page 347, said
deed of trust being given to secure
the payment of certain* notes of even
d.fte and tenor therewith, and the stip
ulations in said deed of trust not hav
ing been complied with, and at the re
(|iiest of the parlies interested, un
dersigned truste l ' will on the sth day
i hi NoiifrinbCT- at 12 o'clock m.,
at tin couWjißu.sc door in the town of
Willianiston..N. C., offer for sale to
the highest bitfcler for cash at public
miction the following described tract
1 of land, to wit;
Mounded on the north by Nodß Kob
crsuit, on the cast by N'oah Roberson,
>n the 'south by 'Charlie Moore, on
j tin west by fe. T. Harber tract and
I 1 ini ackson, containing one hundred
and forty acres (140). more or less,
and being the tame land deeded tv» A.
I. Manning by .Harriett A. Koberson
| and others.
This the 4th day of October, 1 927.
YVHEEJ.KK MARTIN,
j 1.7 4tw „ Trustee,
j Jt. 1.. Co bum, attorney.
NOTICE
I I mmtmm—
I I 'ndi; and b\ virje of the judg
ment of the supeii'>r ri'urt hi the action
! entitled I), (j. Matthews,- vs. Kditli
Drown, the undersigned coni'inissioii
| er will on the 7tli day of November,
1927, at 12 o'clock at the courthouse
door in Williamston, N. C., for
sale the following described tract of
land:
, One house and lot located and found
in the town of Parmele, N. C., and be
ing the same house and lot listed by
the said defendant for the year 1924
arttl fully descrilied in the tax certifi
cate of sale dated November 2, 1925.
This the 2fith day of September,
1927. T*
B A. CKITCHER,
527 4tw '• Commissioner.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the authority
contained in that certain deed of trust
executed to the undersigned trustee on
the 17th day of November, 1922, by-J.
I Lass Wynne and L wife, Maggie Wynne,
and of record in the public registry of
Martin County, in book H-2, at page
348, said deed of trust having been
given to secure certain notes of even
date therewith, and the stipulations
therein contained not having been
complied wttlt. and at tht request of
the parties intflcested, the undersigned
tflistee will o» Wednesday, the 2nd
day of N6vuol|ber, 1927, in front of
the* courthouse)door in the tow*i of
Williamston, w. C., offer for .sale at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following described prop
erty:
Beginning ofl Main Street, at the
corner of the S. R. Biggs heirs' lot;
Cleo Hamilton Players
FEATURIN CLEG HAMILTON
IN THEIR NEW WATERPROOF TENT THAT IS AS WARM AS YOUR
OWN HOME
NEW PLAYS NEW SPECIALTIES
Everything NEW But The Name
* -
COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY NIGHT
• and
2 Big Surprise Nights
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THURSDAY NIGHT IS AMATEUR NIGHT FOR WHITE
FOLKS
Saturday Night Is the Night of Nights for the Colored Folks
CHARLESTON CONTEST AND TWO COLORED
Boxing Matches
BETWEEN LOCAL COLORED YOUTHS >
Show rain or shine; and remember the new tent is waterproof and heated
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Come anil See Jake and Toby
ADMISSION: ADULTS 35 c . CHILDREN 15^
thence up Main Street 52 1-2 feet to
the middle of the alleyway between
the lands herein described and the
lands of H. D. Peel; thence along the
middle of the alley way 153 feet to a
stake; thence S. 45 E. 83 feet to the
line of J. B. Cherry & Bro., formerly
John W. Groves line; thence along the
John W. Groves line 49 ftet to S.~R.
Biggs heirs' lot and line;' a
long the S. R. Biggs, heirs' line to
the, first station; containing one-fourth
of an acre, more or less, and being the
same land deeded to J. Lass Wyone
by Julius S. Peel by deed dated No
veml>er 4th, 1919, and of record in the
pnftlic registry of Martin County, in
book Y-l, at page 473.
Thi* the Ist day of October, 1927.
ELBERT S. PEEL.
o4 4tw Trustee.
Wheeler Martin, attorney.
NOTICE OF RESALE OF LAND
' Underhand by virtue of the authority
contained in that certain deed of trust
e-xectfted to the undersigned trustee pn
the 25tlyday of February, 1925, by A.
S. Leggett and wife, and of record in
the public registry of Martin County
in book Q-2. at page 321, sajd deed
of trust having lieen given to secure
Beginning at Ben* Glisson's corner
on Main Street in the town of Wil
liamslon, N. C., ttience along Ben
Glisson's, line 336 feet to the railroad,
theiice along said railroad 50 feet,
Tuesday, October 18,1927
thence a straight line parallel to the
said Ben Glisson's line to a point on
Main Street 50 feet from the begin
ning point; thjence along -Main Street
50 feet to the beginning. The same
being a lot 50 feet by 336 feet and be
ing part of the land deeded to G. P.
Hall and wife, Mary E. Hall, by Home
Realty "& Investment. Co., by deed dat
ed August 14, 1924. and of recwd in
the public registry of Martin County
in book T-2, at page 98. and being the
certain notes of even date and tenor
therewith, and the stipulations therein
contained not having been v complied
with, and at the request of the parties
interested, the undersigned trustee
will, said land having heretofore been
tepid and within the time required by
raw said bid having been raised
allowed by law, on Thursday, October
20th, 1927, resell the land hereinafter
described at public au'etion to the high
est bidder for cash, at 12 o'clock m..
in front of the -courthouse door in the
! town of Williamston, N. C.
Isatpe land deedetfcjo Sarah O. Cherry
by G. P. Hall of record in
' M-2, at page 326, in Martin County
! Registry and being the same land W.
ft. Cherry and wife. Sarah O. Cherry,
' deetfced to E. I). I-eggett, being of
record in the public registry of Mar
i tin 'County.
This the Ist day of October, 1927.
WHEELER MARTIN,
o4 2tw -» Trustee.