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IWILLIAMSTON SUPPLY COMPANY
S --\, The Builders' Headquarters ®
8 We are now buying twelve (12) staple articles that go into YOUR building in solid car lots. This means lower prices and greater saving to you. EVERYTHING carried in Stock from
® ~ the foundation to the tip-top of the chimney, and it will be delivered on the job FREE of charge. v Our truck* cover three counties. gs
cfi Phone No. 109 for FREE, estimates on the cost of YOUR job.
Two Cases in Mayor's
Court Yesterday
Henry Pigt, colored, was bound
over to the Recorder'* court by
MSyor K L. Coburn last night charg
ed with assaulting a female. It| a,
fight with his wife, it was said that •
Page hit her over the head with a j,
water dipper.
An ther case, involving Jim Wil-1
liams and hi» wife was sent to the I
recorder's court'to. be tried the fiisi •
Tuesday in April. The trouble in the | i
Williams case started when the hus- f
band went homte drunk and shot tin j
door down. Tiny wife returned the i
shots, but no one was hurt in the ex
change of shots. > I j
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Mr. J. N. Jones Dies
In Scotland Neck '
Mi. 3. V- Jones died at home |
u Scotland Neck last Sunday night j (
niter an illness of several y«»nr.'
('uratioir. He had been suffering with
heart tiouble for several years and
jt.st a short while before hip death, 1
he was !nought to be getting along
as we. l as usual.
He was in hi.* Blst year and was a 1
member of the Kehukee Primitive >
Baptist church. The funeral wa* held
at, the home yelsti'rday and the body
was buried beside that of his wifi
v-hd.'died just Hii years ago. - ,
> Besides—Mr. Paul Jones, of lin
place, three sons and two dauglitei I
y ii
survive. j |
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Attorney W. 11. Kodman, jr., of !
Washington, is attending court hejc i
tuday. L
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Mr. J. W. Andrews, A. C. L. agent
"*i+ l'arniele, is attending court ..hele
this week as a witness for -the ('oast j
Lin eiti a civil case:
Mr \\ .v Bai(e\ U-it tin-. jgßQjttssgi
fur . when in ivtLU huv guilds, i
'Mr Bailey' will Q|ieu a. stoxi- 'with a j
general line of UiticJiiiuUis.c in. ihiyUJ: ,
leans building in About two weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. J. U Jones, .of j
Jamesville were here for a, short I
while yesterday afternoon.
I'rofessoi S. W. 1 Of.* lif the lieai ' j
Grass schools, was here yesterday at ]
tending to business • matters.
FuR- SALE: BFKKSiUKF IIOAK. j
registered in tlieW ays Ohio Stock i j
1 arms. N R Route -I. Wil j 1
hanisloil, N. C thXO It j '
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HELLO!
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Yes; we have toiling, siding, flooring, etc."
. ■ What t 1.200 feet tlooring? What grade?- 1 Oh.
yes; all right, we'll send it right away.' Anything
else? How about sonic ceiling? We have any
grade you want, made on our own machine. Drop
in and look our line over.
Murray & McCabe
Company
Williamston Phone 20
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX- f
PAYERS OF THE TOWN OF
EVERETTS, N. C. j
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Unless your taxes for 1926 are paid on or be- w
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fore April Ist, 1928, 1 shall levy on your property
and tell same for taxes. , , 1
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D. L. HARDY, TAX COLLECTOR |
Want SI
1,111 IS HELP PROMOTE ANY |
T ai'j ic agriculture." A judicious use
!■; aif: jeultura'• lime toiie, Hied suflic- j
benefit, roost crops, j
Write u- fur literature on MASCOT,!
the standard agricultural limestone, >
ivli.it it »ill-/iu a»uJ wi.il upt,.dv Atncr-|
icati Limestone Kuoxville; Term.
Wl•; ARK Kl, PRESENTING MRS. j
Warren- '. beiton, florist, of Wash-1
ington, &.'C.,. who. has enlarged her I
greenhouse and can fiiriiis.li -you with |
put .plants, cut flowers, baskets, and
floral drslgtlv, mi short notice.- Mrs. I
•\V II tfi«KS and Mrs. J. E. Popc L .'
1 IX ami 173. ni9 8t
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KEEN METHOD
; Permanent I
j- WAVING j
| SPECIAL FOR ;
j MARCH ONLY i
j SIO.OO
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! We Also Specialize in
} Botibing. Trimming and
J Dressing. Facial S,
j Shampoos, Scalp Treat-
J ■■went, and Everything
I in the Beauty Line. All
| At Very. Reasonable
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! Phone 119-J for ap
| pointments.
LEE'S
i BEAtJTY SHOP
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t In OKI Martin County Bank
| Building . !
j WILLIAMSTON. N.C.
WILL I'AY FOR LARGE HENS,
20c lb, Small to medium hens,, 18c
'lb; roosters, 10c lb; - Eggs,' market
price. Saturdays: N. J. Corey's store,'
i o to 11. a- >ii.; Claude Hardison's store,
| 12 to 1 p. m.; Hardisons Mill, 2 to 3
I p. m.; Kader l.illey & Sons, 4 o'clock!
|p. m. W. 11. Holliday, Robcrsonville,
j N'. C. , m 6 4t
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I OR SALE: SEVERAL TON'S OF
peanut hay,.ill A-l conditio*; price
j reasonable. Lester Rogers, William-,
stoii, Route No. 2. ml 3 2t;
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' I-OR REN T: 3 OR 4 ROOMS
J suitable for light housekeeping;
i lights, water, and bath. Call at En-!
I torprise office or 209 Church St. ml 3 2t
j JUMBO' SEED PEANUTS FOR
sale; one lot 7 U2 cents per pound.j
Cash only J. Eason Lillty, William-,
jston, N. C., Route 1. m 9 4t
FOR SAM GOOD BUNt JI I.'JEA-■
nut seed; heavy, sotpvd*'quality; at
I Joseph Early Estate, near Oak City,
! \. C. 6 cents per pound. ml 6 2t
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j Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer
j - Only Licensed Embalmer in Martin County
j DAY AND NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE
Excellent Service at Most Reasonable Price
B. S. COURTNEY
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
| Day Phone 155 Night Phone 94
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Money to Lend
TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
Elbert S. Peel
Any Amount Any Terms
Five Per Cent Interest
ATTORNEY WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND FERTILIZERS j WILLIAMSTON, N^.
J I MANUfACmeM ' > OP HIOH OiIAOB V. FERTILIZERS
THE ENTERPRISE
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ROOMS FOR RENT FOR LIGHT
housekeeping; modern- conveniences.
Mrs.'F. K. Hodges. ■ ml 6 2t
NOTICE OF RESALE
By virtue of the order of sale made
by the clerk of the superior court of
1 Myrtin County in that "certain proceed,
ling entitled "W. R. Cratt, executor,
etc., vs. John M. Cratt, et als," the
ttndejsigned will, on Mdnday, the 2nd
day of April, 1928, at 12 o'clock noon,
lat courthouse door of Martin Coun
ty, ofler fur sale, at public auction, for
I casl;, and to the highest bidder, all that
certain tract ur parcel of land situate,
I lying, and being in Bear Grass Town
t'sliip. Martin County. N. C., adjoining
the lands of John Bullock. Claude Lee,
i and Robert Harris, and containing 90
j acres, more or less: and being the same
lands conveyed to Sophie Cratt by M.
G. Cratt. by deed dated November 10,
i 1914, and of record ill book G-l, at
' page 197.
i At the election of the undersigned,
terms may be afforded the purchaser.
The aforesaid sale will be reported
to the superior court of Martin Coun
| tv, for confirmation, as requ.ircd by
law; and the successful bidder will be
required to deposit as much as 10 per
1 cent of his bid, immediately at the
close of the sale, as 'evidence of good
faith, and pendink confirmation. Up
on failure to make sudv deposit the
said lands will be resold at the same
place and on the same date at the hour
. ,of I o'clock p. m.
| 'i bis 23rd day of February, 1928.
JOHN 11. BONNER. |>
I (24 4tw Commissioner. ,
f SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
PROPERTY
Under and by virtu? of the authority ;
" j conferred upon us in a deed of trust,
I executed by Jesse A. Leggett and wife, I
. Katie Allen Leggett, on the Bth day I
■ of May, 1923, and recorded in book of
r mortgages 0-2, page 357, Martin;
t County, we will on Wednesday, the
. 21st day of March, 1928, at 12 o'clock
• noon, at the courthouse door in Wil
? liamston, sell at public auction for cash
. to the highest bidder the following land
' to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of
■ land lying and being in Poplar Point
. Township, Martin Couivty, North Car
-1 olina, containing % and 1-3 acres, more 1
iur less, bounded on the worth In tin
8 Guard Yourself I
Against |
■■ A RAINY DAY |
It's easier to earn money &
Acquire the Saving Habit!
. Let our bank act as a pro- _ w
tection against a time of need. |g
amount of your earnings each j|j
SI.OO opens an account W
and starts you on the road to m
4 PERCENT i
INTEREST ON i
SAVING ACCOUNTS
PLANTERS AND 1
MERCHANTS BANK |
EVERETTS, N. C.
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lands of Taylor and Leggett, on the
cast by the lands of J. L. Wynn, on j
the&south by the lands of Griffin and
Harris, and oil the west by the lands
\f Joseph Harris, and being the same
iaf»rt«ilr£ded to Jesse A. Leggett by J-1
W. Allen and wife by deed dated De- ;
cetnber 10th, 1906, and of record in;
the public registry of Martin County-!
in book SSS, at page 15, and more
particularly described as follows, to
wit: '
Beginning at a pine stump, the cor- i
ner bet ween Joseph Harris and the!
land herein described; thence S. 32 3-4 '
E. 11V poles to Moon Springs branch,
thence N. 80 1-2 E. 40 poles, thence
N. 51 E. 48 poles, thence S. 81 1-2 E.
36 poles, thence 5.'23 E. 16 poles,
thence N. 47 E. 40 poles, thence S. 46 |
E. 14 poles, thence N. 75 1-2 E. 2.31
poles, thence N. 60 W. 10 poles, thence
N. 16 W. 40 poles, thence N. 68 W. 38
poles, thence S. 45 1-2 W. 56 poles,
theru;e N. 83 W. 40 poles, thence N.
64 W. 64 poles, thence N. 81 3-4 W.
Tuesday Much 20,1928
! 24 poles, thence N. 76 1-2 W. 34 poles,
| thence S. 45 1-2 W. 23 poles, to the
beginning.
This sale is made by reason of the
| failure of Jesse A. Legget and wife,
I Katie Allen Leggett, to pay off and
discharge the indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust to the North Caro
lina Joint Stock Land Bank of Dur
ham.
This the 17th day of February, 1928.
FIRST NATIONAL CO..
OF DURHAM. INC.,
i f2B 4tw Trustee.
Formerly First National Trust Co.,
Durham, N. C.
6uruM Riwijf
th WAZO OINTMENT