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Personals
Hare From Leggetts
Mrs. Blanche Anderson, of Leg
■Ttts. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
C A. Harrison.
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Be turns From Suffolk
Mrs. Lawrence Peel has returned
from Suffolk, where she spent the week
ead with her mother, Mrs. Bullock.
Here From Tarboro
Misses Eleanor Uelk and Martha
'A.
Simmons and Mr A. L>. MizelWf. oi
Tarboro, were here Tuesday evening.
Move Into New Home
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Harnhill have
moved into their new home on Sim
tuons Avenue.
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Attending Convention „
Raleigh Bradley is spending this
week in Raleigh atending a salesman's j
convention of the International Sugar
Feed Co.
Spend Week End Here
Mrs. C. K. Fleming and son, John,
of Washington, spent the week end j
with Mrs. W. E. Dunn.
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Here Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brown, of j
Goldsboro, were here for a short while
Wednesday. .' „
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Visiting in Wake Forest
Mrs, Wheeler Martin i- spending
this week with her parents', Dr. and
Mrs. W. L. Po.teat, iii Wake Forest, j
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Attend Speaking Here Tuesday
Mr. and Mfs. Van Buren Martin, of j
Plymouth, attended the speaking here |
Tuesday night '
In Raleigh Yesterday y,
J. L. Hassell, C. D. Carstarphen and
•on: Sutton, Clayton Moore, k. I
frowden, and Elbert S. I'eel attended
the conference with Governor Smith
in Raleigh yesterday.
Leaves for Hospital
Asa Crawford lelt Wednesday fori
Washington, w here lie will spend >ev- j
eral days in a Washington hospital.
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Visitors Here This Week
Dr. ,E. M Brown and Frank Bow-j
-ffSj-al-Washingtyiv-wcre \\ illiani^luii.
visitors this week.
Here Wednesday
M esurs. Brewer and Blanloh, of
Rocky Mount, interior decorators, and
painters, were here Wednesday.
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In Town Wednesday '
Newill G. Bartlett, of Kinston, i
in town Wednesday for the purpose 6f
addressing the Kiwanis Club.
SPECIAL HOUSEHOLD SALE
BEGINNING •
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Saturday, October 13--Ending Saturday, October 20
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This Is the Only Sale—i4s Far As We Know—That Has Ever Been Staged in Williamston, Where Nothing Is Sold at Sale Prices But New Goods. If You Doubt Our Word, Visit Our Store
and Examine the Unusual Household Bargains
MOHAWK SHEETS 1 00l ~
81x90
MOHAWK PILLOW CASES Q OI
42 x 36 o^2^
HIGH GRADE SHEETS l Ol n
81x90 tpX# J M2V
HIGH GRADE PILLOW CASES 1
42 x 36 lt/C
SHEETS \ QQ/»
63 x 90 vOt
TURKISH TOWELS * 1
Each, at * l"v
9-4 BLEACHED SHEETING AQ O
Best grade, . -
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We Guarantee Everything to be New and of the Very Best Quality
0. S. ANDERSON & COMPANY
SEE THE BARGAINS WHETHER YOU BUY O R NOT WILLIAMSTON) N. C.
Society &
Mrs. ELBERT S. PE^feditor
Here From Scotland Neck
Stuart Smith, of Scotland Neck, was!
iii town Wednesday.
In Norfolk Thi» Week
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Horton, Miss
1 rulah Page, and Mis* Margaret. Ev
erett spent the past two days in Nor
folk.
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Here Wednesday
Mrs. Sam (jodard, of Jamesville,
uas a shopper here Wednesday.
Here From Plymouth ,
Tom Snell, of Plymouth, was in j
ti wn Wednesday.
Gold Star Store
D. C. CAMERON, Manager
WILLIAMSTON AND WINDSOR
SNOWPEAK PEACHES r A
Three cans
GORTONS CODFISH
Two for
ROCK CRYSTAL SALT _
Three boxes „ JL JLILf
FLUFFO LARD ~~
2 lb. can 35c 4 lb. can 000
APPLE BUTTER 991
Libby's Brand
FLOUR
98 lbs. 48 lbs. ' 24 lbs. 12 lbs.
$3.85 $1,95 SI.OO 53 c
SUGAR £1
Pound
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
PHONE
Anything for
This Department
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Capt. and Mrs. .Wise Here
Captain and Mrs. (ieorgc Wise, of
Norfolk, were here Wednesday. Kirs.
Wise came down with her husband on
the "Dorothx Leigh," of which he is
master.
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Returns From Halifax
Judge Clayton Moore, who has been
holding court in Halifax County this
week, returned today
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Visitors Here This Week
Captain J. T. Khodes and wife, of
New York, were visitors in town this
week.
"SYS B , L I NKETS 2- 79 to 10- 95
ALL WOOL BLANKETS ttl 9QK
Heavy weight, 70 x 82 mII/O
ALL WOOL CRIB BLANKETSfIJQ Qt
36 x 54 ■ , «pOt7u
BATES BED SPREADS $9 QF
High grade
ONE ASSORTMENT OF 10 ALL WOOL
BLANKETS - LARGE SIZES - FROM
$8.95 to $14.95
THE ENTERPRISE
Mitt Hassell Improving
Friend* of Miss Clyde Hastell are |
glad that she is getting along very j
nicely following an operation last 
Monday night.
READY-TO-WEAR
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Shoes and Clothing
tWe have the complete
of shoes and clothing for every mem- f A ,
ber of the family. We buy them from (Tj*\
the largest manufacturers in the coun- ; "
try in order to offer you these special I Of "
bargains. We have them from the
cheapest to the very best in style and
quality. You will be surprised at the ji
low prices and the wonderful bargains. ' H
We are hoping to have you come i If > jfl
to see us, so we can show you these Htfl H I
bargains. You will always feel Hs l
home in our store. '
Harrison Bros. & Co.
Drs. Dave T. Tayloe and son, Josh
Tayloe, 11, of Washington and Major
Armistead Tayloe, U. S. A., of Texas,
attended the Stubbs speaking here
Tuesday evening.
Mayor W. C. Hargrove, of Tarboro.
was in town this week inquiring, after
Mr. A. Williamson, who has been ab
sent from his home in Tarboro for 10
days.
CAMPUS SHEETS 7Q„
54 x 90 at i (/L
OVAL BRAIDED RUGS - SIZES 18 * 34
TO 27 *54-FROM
98c to $4.95
CRINKLE BED SPREADS Q Q 0
Size 80 x 90 t/OC
ONE LOT NAPKINS & 14 C
TABLECLOTHS $1 -| Q
58 x 58 «pX*X*/
TABLECLOTHS $1 AH
58 x 72 «P I
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Friday, October 12, 1928
Here Prom Plymouth
Mr. VV. H. Clark, of Plymouth, was
in town Wednesday Juiquiring about
the peanut crop. htf. Clark is connect
ed with the Baine Peandtt Co.