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PAGE FOUR rxv I (U II WE SELL SAFETY FOR OUR DEPOSITORS'FUNDS. WE SELL BOOKKEEPING SERV- 5 | We riaVC ICE WE SELL THE PRIVILEGE OF SENDING YOUR MONEY. THROUGH THE MAILS. I Si imPtKina tn Spll WE SELL ALL KINDS OF SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES. IF INTERESTED IN I . O SAFE AND SOUND BANKING WE WILL BE GLAD TO TALK TO YOU. J THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK 8S Service With Safety for 22 Years Williamston, North Carolina PERSONALS Mr. Cleve Taylor, of Itoberaonville, was here attending, to business matters. P Mr. and Mrs. Lwn Stalls and chil dren and Miss Eula Fae JSiyley spent Sunday afternoon in Eden ton. Miss Martha Anderson returned to Dunn where she is teaching in the Dunn schools. She was accompanied as tar as Kocky Mrtunt by Mr. James C. Cook. Mi. ,Paul Kicks, of Kinstim, was her*; a short while Sunday afternoon Attorney J. C. Smith, iff Koher,.on ville, was a business visitor In re thi: ITti'ining. ■ • ' Four Tax Dodgers Fined In Mecklenburg Court Charlotte, Nov. 28. —The first crim inal court action again si tii* dodgers in the history of Mecklenburg county was invoked today and four pet sotis fined for failure to list their property for" taxation tor 1027. They were K. A. Meixel. H. C 4 Federal, C. C. Jtrown and C. R. Howards all of Charlotte. Judge Fred Helms in county recorder's court fined them §'2o. Sach. The judge lectured thein on the) benefits of gov- rnment and told them the, obligation was on them as on others, to share in the-cost. Other criminal actions against de linquents will follow. At one time this year then wore about «,>oo delinquents, but warn ings that warrant* would be issued, drove them in by the hundreds to list taxes in November that were scheduled to have been listed in April and May. | j —___—:—_ Crowing in V U\S. Shows Decrease agil" says I)r. John R. Agriculture, "the British Isles .we re prominent in agriculture, partieMirly '/ . •' * V> ; . L . • , ... Z , •——- - ' • >... >- r s .-r', v ■ _ * . • > ' - ' • " '• x " > .v. .' — - . ■ . .-■■■•« «- . . , • . "Great hydro-electric developments are going on everywhere development for the entire U.titeu States las.t year was to be . ... It is the most hepeful omen that has come to my at- found in the Southern States ... » tention during my life." —Hon. A. F. Lever, President of First Carolinas Joint »Stocls;-Land Bank, Columbia, South Carolina."" "... Great hydi o-electric developments are going on (i everywhere. . . . It is the most hopeful omen that has come to Mr. Lever goes 011 to say " . .v. but if diversification in , my attention during my life. To me it means the real new South, the South is to be profitable the consuming population of which for nearly two generations we have written and spoken must be increased. and yet have, not seen. Hydro-electric power is the magic wand 4 "The outstanding need of southern agriculture, in fact of t * lat ' s to bring salvation to the South, especially to the South the South itself. a well-maintained balance between agricul- * east - a Nation that will bring freedom and comfort and hap ture and industry, between the farm producer and the consumer * P mess to our small farmer-a salvation that will inaugurate, on } of his products > a sound economic basis, a system of diversified agriculture . . . JJ t ... What we need most is a diversity of mdustry . . . All this is Few of us realize that the South is becoming industrial- come through the harnessing of our rivers and streams and ized ... nearly one-half of the total increase in water-power distribution of electric power ..." , * S ' ' : ' ' • • ' ' . - v; -" , 'j. -v 1 - ,■■■;■." • •/.' ■ ■ , , . ' ■' , v - ' . . • y -■ • v CAROLINA DIVISION J" • • ; r vi * ■ , ' -.r i Virginia Electric and Power Company W. E. WOOD, PRESIDENT J.T.CHASE, MANAGER ... V' ROANOKE RAPIDS,N.C. .. .. in livestock growing. For many yeais this has been subordinated to. Indus, trial development. The United States i:- undergoing a similar change. In tin last 25 years the population has in creased but there are 11- 000, (HMi fewer beef cattle, P, 000,000 fewer sheep and 2,000,000 fewer .-.wine. Dairy cattle have IticreuHed a '.ioUt H,OM',(X)O, so there is a tiet de crease of about 14,000,000 food ani mals. COMMISSIONER'S RESALE OF LAND l'nder and by virtue of authority vested in the undersigned commission er In order of the superior court of Martin i ountv North (.Krolitia, in a special proceeding entitled, H. B. Bennett and fiTTiers e>. parte, wherein a raise in- the hid having been made, and a 1 resale ordered. I shall offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder lor cash, at the courthouse door al Williamston, North arolina. on I riiliiy, December 2nd, !927. at 12 o'- clock noon tin- following tract or par cel of land situate I and lying in the county of Martin. Slaw of North Car olina, and hounded, as follows, t« wit: Hounded on thi- north by the lands of J. ii: Stat* >-n, cm the east by Sweeten' \\ at'er t reek, on the south by Noah I luff and J. 11 Statou, and on the west by Dauifl-Statou Mill' Road; coiilaiuing one hundred and twenty (120) acreur more or less, I his lot 11. xliiv ol November, 1027 R, I. COBURN. mIS 2tw Commissioner. • NOTICE llavm ■ Ibis da' qualified as cxecu tor tinder the-will of the late Alfred I Mndlin. deceased. all pel sons hold tug claims against the said Alfred 1' Mofl-tin arc herebv notified l»—f-'riseiU s.mie t> ine foi payment on > r t>et"re the 23rd day of November, I 1 2K or ibis Wirier wilt- be |dfaN in hwr- "l their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please come forward and make immediate payment of sanr.\_ Ibis 23rd (Uiv ot Novemhir 1 ''27. *JUK G. MOD I. IN. 1125 tit Executor of All red h. Modlin 606 is a prescription for COLDS. GRIPPE, FLU, DENGUE. BILIOUS FEVER AND MALAKIA Wants WANT lip: GIRLS TO LOOP AND I knit; experienced >r Inexperienced, Come to see or write Walker Knitting Mills, Tirbofo, N. C. s3O 20t MAN WITH CAR Wanted by old-established company selling auto and tractor olis, paints, and roof coating to farming trade. Exclusive territory. Week ly drawing account. Real proposition. The Lennox Oil & Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio. n22 3t I I'M.l' WAXIKi >: YOI SCi MAN over Iti years to manage local store. I tir'rivefy experience necessary. Apply I in own writing to the N. ( . Stores. 71 iTi'., Elizabeth ity,,N. 17 n2V 2t i OS'K FORD COrPE FOR SALE: In good shapc ill- every way, at tractive price. ( It. Harrison, Cen llral Service Station HAVE VOU SEEN THE BAgY i i > clone"Now on display? Barn | hill Motor Co. ' * It I I 11lA 7*~ ol Nu - •' BHOA IS ON | hand. Ueady lor peanut field; Har rison Bros l'(i. It i AKI.I" i.oi >!■ MF.ATVJ&UK -ale off the racks at reasonable priei '. J. I), Bmyin,.William ton, N. i i , Route 5. - n296tch ■>s tHi Kl'.W SKI) «l OK *UKTl t : HN OK j I dark and yellow dog. hall huund, I white tip *>n tail. Stolen from- my h"iiie ahout a week ago. .•. I', (ind .iid. \\ illianistoji. I-:■ MI II- I n2'' .It I 111 I ATi: IMPROVED ST'AK IS a 200,000 mile car. (lorh.tm Motor THE ENTERPRISE (EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD cabbage plants; 20c hundred, $1.50 | th u~,and; 5 to 10 thousand $1.25 thou -1 sand. Prices, on large Jots. Very I>cst seed sown right, -grown Tight. 17 years j experience in plant growing. East j Side farm quality plants are known everywhere. Orders filled front now' till March 1, 1928. J. L. Holliday, j Williamston,- N. C. n5 Btpd WF. INVITE YOl' TO COMPARE i the parts of the late Improved Star motor with any other car in its price class. Uaruhill Motor to. It LOST.-STOLEN, OK STRAYED way: Bull dog, gray. body with white head and. white spots. Finder ' please return to Rev. Haw kins, .11S , Sycajwore St., Williamston. and re ceive reward. n29 2t I / —L, r ; NOTICE: WF. HAVE KKNTFD the garage of Mr Aarm Smith, at Parmele, and are prepared to do re pair work ,on all kinds id cars. We sell repair parts at, reasonable*prices. All 'Work guaranteed. James, attd James: u2V 3t K KWAHD: A WRl'i TEN TWELVE months. Agreement, SWt.(K) for every motor bearing you burn out and .re pairs free on all -Star cars. Baruliill Motor Co. _ .It 'WANTED: A CROPPER experienced in growing tobacco and peanuts, in splendid agricultural sec tion of Bertie County. Call T. Gillam, jr.. Bank of Windsor, or call in person at once. n25 4t BY L'SING 1111>11 t.KADIv MAC nesimn limesti-ne containing 30 to 38 per cent magnesium carbonate the tobacco station «t Ox-ojrd got an av erage annual increase hi tobacco of S6B per a«|rc for 5 consecutive years. You can get it, too, by using MASCOT Agricultural Lime. Set* your local MASCOT dealer or write AMKRI t AN LIMESTONE t 0., Knoxville, V,'ANTED: TWO LIVE MARRIED men to take subscriptions in this ter ritory for a well-known pnblication. Pays weekly salary. Year round work. No whisky heads wanted. Ap ply in person at Atlantic Hotel on Thursday, December Bth, 9 to 10 a. m. It / • WILL MAKE GOOD ALLOW ance on all Star cars. The trade-in value is higher than other tight cats. Harnhill Motor Co. . It PECANS. PEAR S, PLI'MS, peaches, Japan Persimmons, orna mentals. All well grownr Prices r:ght. Ask for information and prices. J. B. Wight, Cairo, Ga. n8 8t LIME MAKES THE LAND WORK better, the fertilizer act better, the manure* and organic matter rot' bet ter, and the legumes grow better." See your local dealer for "MASCOT," the Standard Agricultural Limestone, or write American Limestone Co., Tenn. o 25 lit NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that under and by virtue of a power of sale con tained in that certain deed of trust ex ecuted by Sophia ("ratt. to the under signed trustee and hearing date i»t Jan uary Ist, 1921, and of record in the public registry of Martin County in book U-2. at page 243, Aaid deed of trust having been given to secure .the payment of a certarii note of even date and tenor therewith, and default hav ing been made iii the payment of said note, and the terms and conditions in sard deed of trust, not having been complied with, and at'the request of the holder of said note the under signed trustee will, oil. Tuesday, the Orovo's Tasteless CMU Tonic A Body Builder for Pale, Deli cat* Children. It Reatorea Health, Energy and Rosy Cheek* by Purifying and En riching the Blood. Improvea the Appetite. Plaaaant to take. 60c. 27th day of December, 1927, at 12 o'- clock m.. at the courthouse door of Martin County, at Williamston. N. C., offer at public sale to the highest bid der for cash the following described real estate, to wit: Beginning at A crossing in winding branch at W. K. Cratt'g corner, tlience ahmg the Cratt path westerly course to the corner of the fence, thence a northerly course down said path to Mrs. Alice Harris' line and C. A. Lee's line to a chopped gun) in the branch, thence an easterly course down said branch to a corner in winding branch to the beginning, containing-J5 acres and Iteing a part of lands deeded to For Sunday Plenty of vegetables—yes; but for real appetiz ing, nourishing, and satisfying food you must have meat—good meat —fresh meat. Cool days demand energy-building foods, and there is no substitute for meat. Let us cut you a nice juicy beet oi pork roast for this Sunday's dinner. Every housewife knows that meat is 70 per cent of every rvod meal. We Sefl for Less Theo Roberson Washington Road Tuesday, November 29,1927 the xaid Sophia Cratt by Mc. G. Cratt l>y deed of record in book G-l, imik* 197, in Martin County public registry, referred to as the home tract. This 26th day of November, 1927. A. R DUNNING, "29 4tw Trustee. YOUR case of PILES to BO different from ether*. and If OTKM l»w obtained absolute relief by ultf PAZO OINTMENT, eo eea you. ®e i® W*, UU®. WOf nOC wj R«
