Friday, October 12, 1928
RECORDER HAS
BUSY TUESDAY
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vis. Leßoy Lloyd. Richard Johnson,
and Jesae Rogers paid $5 each and the
costs, while Richard Utham and Wil
lie Clifford had their cases nol grossed.
Jasper Rollins, charged with an as
sault with a deadly weapon, plead guil
ty of a simple assault. The plea was
accepted n and judgment was suspend
ed for nine months upon the good be
havior of the defandant. He was giv
en 30 days in which to pay the costs
of his case. . \ t
The case charging Isaac* Sutton with
an assault was continued.
Charged with au assault with a dead
ly weapon. John L. Wynu and Edgar
Ayers plead guilty of simple a&sault
and judgment was suspended upon
their paying the cost. ,
Hezekiah Bailey plead not guilty to
carrying a concealed weapon and as
sault with a deadly weapon. In the
first cause the court found him not
guilty, but in the tecond he was de-
IMPROVED IB -rig.
COLD WEATHER
PERFORMANCE -
Resulting IHHSSI
from the tS/teSSJEfS::
„ trailing water Umpeitturt.
CIROSS-IFILOW
!RA\ID!IA\TOfR
The crosis-fiow radiator* in the cooling system* of
the Pontiac Six and the Oakland Ail-American
Six reduce to a minimum the evaporation of water
and alcohol. An automatic thermostat prevents
water circulation until the engine reaches correct
operating temperature. As t a consequence the
engine warma up auickly and less choking is
needed, reducing dilution of crankcase oil. Be
cause of the protection the cross-flow radiator pro
vides against IOMCS of water and alcohol, the I on
tiac Six and the All-American Six require less
attention! in winter than other car*. Also, through
their thermostatic control, they reveal far hotter
performance than other cars in their fields when
the temperature is low ... The cross>flow radiator
is available only on the Pontiac Six and the All-
American Six. Come in and see it. And learn
while you're here of the many other advancements
which only these two great General Motors Sixes
provide.
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HIGHEST PRICES
And Satisfied Customers Our Motto
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Good tobacco is selling high on our floor. 463 satisfied cus
tomers this week. We have made the highest averages this
week of any house in Eastern North Carolina.
Next Tuesday October 16
We will Give to the FARMER MakiJig the Highest Average tor
500 Pounds of Tobacco Or More
$25.00 IN GOLD
We are expecting a lot of good tobacco, and with good to
bacco scattered about the sale makes a lively sale, and all grades
sell better.
COME TO THE BRICK AND WATCH BILL, HUBERT AND ROY SWEAT
FOR YOU
■fill?,; SALES NEXT WEEK
Monday, 15th—Third Sale Tuesday, 16th—Second Sale Wednesday, 17th—First Sale
Thursday, 18th—Third Sale Friday, 19th—Second Sale
Watts, Morton & Griffin
Owners and Proprietors BRICK WAREHOUSE WUHunaton, N. C.
dared guilty. Twenty-five dollars and
cojts, with a four mouths suupended
sentence hanging over him constituted
Judge Bailey's offerings.
Lee Purriugton plead not guilty of
an assault with a deadly weapon, but
the court found him guilty of an as
sault on a female. A ninety days road
sentence was meted out, bu| Judge
Bailey suspended it upon the defend
ant's good behavior.
A nol pros was returned in the case
charging James Peel with an assault
with a deadly weapon.
In the case of Sain Robcrson, tried
the preceding Tuesday, the judgment
rendered at that time was ordered off
the books and in its place a twelve
months road sentence was inserted.
'I he last seven months are to be sus
pended upon the defendant's good be
havior. Roberson was found guilty of
driviug an automobile while intoxi
cated.
The court found Don Johnson not
guilty of larceny and receiving.
A nol pros with leave was returned
in tbe case charging Kelly Ayers with
an Assault with a deadly weapon.
Probable cause of guilty appearing
PUBLISHED (VMY
TO—PAY AW» HIIMY
in their case, Paul Bullock aild I.ouis
Ayers, charged with housebreaking and
larceny and receiving, were bound over
to the next term of Martin County Su
perior court for the trial of criminal
cases, under bonds of SSOO each. Both
Bullock and Ayers are just young boys
and are said to have entered a small
store near Rol>ersonville and made a
way with a slot machine and other
goods.
Robert Williams, charged with vio
lating the stock laws, plead not guilty
to the charge, but the court, after
hearing tlje evidence, found him guil
ty andSsuspended thjj judgment upon
I AM NOW REPRESENTING THE
Jefferson Standard
Life Insurance Co.
which is
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THE PREMIER INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Office Between the Chevrolet Motor Co. and the
Central Filling Station
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The Jefferson Standard writes
more insurance and loans more mon
ey to its policyholders than any com
pany doing business in the State. I
will appreciate having you call and
talk over insurance matters.
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John D. Lilley
THE ENTERPRISE
his paying $5 damage to the prosecut
ing witness ind the costs of the case.
Earl Stevenson was fined SIOO,
charged with the costs of his case and
lost his right to drive a car during the
next 90 days when he plead guilty of
driving an automobile while he was in
toxicated.
Ed Wflston was found not guilty
in the case charging him with carry
ing a concealed weapon. *
Evidence was heard in the case
charging J. G. Godard with violating
the stock laws and the case was con
tinued one week. The defendant en
ured a plea of not guilty.
WILLI AMSTON
NORTH CAROLINA
Coming to Williamson
FOR ONE SOLID WEEK
Starting Mon.,v Oct. 15
Ollie Hamilton's Comedians
' BIG TENT SHOW
Presenting a Repertoire of High Class Plays and Refined Vaudeville
~~~~ Featuring
THE ORIGINAL VIRGINIA 1 ' RAMBLERS "THE SOUTH'S PRE
MIER JAZZ ORCHESTRA
fOpening Play Monday Night
"WHY GIRLS WALK HOME"
A Comedy-Drama in Three Acts, With Specialties Between the
• Acts
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Adults, 35c ,\. ADMISSION ; _ Children, 25c
Doors Open at 7:3o—Show Starts at 8:15
LOOK FOR THE BIG TENT MONDAY, OCTOBER jsth
Best Sale Thursday
Of Any the Entire Season
WE HAD MORE SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. WE
MADE THE BEST AVERAGES, AND WE HAD LOTS
OF GOOD TOBACCO.
THREE PRIZES
FIRST—SIS.OO SECOND—SIO.OO THIRD~SS.OO
Thursday, October 18th
TO THE GROWER MAKING THE BEST AVERAGE ON 500 LBS.
OR MORE TOBACCO ON OUR FLOOR
We Are Giving You a Few Averages made on Our Floor During the Week:
Mrs. EVERETT & MOORE E. L. MARSH
, 158 58.00 . ... * $ 91.64
112 55.00 $ 61.60 184 50.00 * 92.00
140 52.00 , 72.80 154 32.00 A 49.28
108 47.00 50.76 * 74 24.00 17.76
" 40.00 ' 14.40 82 22.00 18.04
122 39.00. ' 47.58 '
160 37.00 * 59.20 (.52 ' Tulal . $268.72
,so 22.00 33'.00 Averaee s4l 21
190 21,00 . 39.90 ' average
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I° ,K "• Total $379.24 176 60.00 $105.60
150 55.00 ' 82.50.
.Average $37.35 50 52.00 67.60
106 43.00 45.58
78 20.50 • 15.99
. J-A. SPEIGHT * " v Toul >
164/® 56.00 $ 91.84 • Average $49.57
202 55.00 111.10 t D PTTRRV
170 49.00 _ 83.30 *
316 ,*42.00 130.20 180 ,65.00 $117.00
82 34.00 27.88 160 57 00 9 1- 20
252 28.#0 70.56 120 - 4900 SBB Q
212 21.50 45.58 96 45.00 . 43.20
74 42.00 31.08
— 60 40.00 . ' 24.00
1392 Total $560.46 ——
690 .. Total $365.28
-—-a.. Average $40.26 Average $52.94
Don't forget that good tobacco is selling high at the Farmers Ware
house and the date we will give the three prizes. We have second sale oh
October 18th, and we will take special pains and care in packing your to
bacco on the baskets.
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Farmers Warehouse
Bennett, Barnhill & Yeasey
PROPRIETORS
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SALES NEXT WEEK \
Monday—Second Tuesday—First Wednesday—Third
Thursday—Second Friday—First
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