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The Carolina I'laymakers and their bus preparing to leave on iheir sjiecial Easter Tour into Eastern North
Carolina. The Playmaker s are featuring two of I'aul Greeh s comedies and one serious play on this special tour.
This i s the same bill which wa s so successful on the I'laymakers' northern tour into New York City, \ale Uni
versity, and other northern cities last fall, and on the Haymakers' recent southern tour into South Carolina and
Eastern North Carolina. They will present this program at the City Hall in Williamston Saturday, March 23.
COUNTY AGENT
REVIEWS WORK
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County Farmers Save Over
$2,000 By Cooperative
Buying and Selling
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County Agent T. Brandon paid bis
»alary and provided for expense* of
the office for many months to come
with his activities during February,
saving the farmers of the county $2,-
294 40 in actual cash, aside from the
assistance offered in several other
branches of farm demonstration work.
These savings, resulting through coop
erative shipments and purchases, were:
Paultry, $935; three cars of drain tile.
$4(13.V0; and a car of dynamite $955.50.
Other activities during the past
month reported to the county conwnis
sloners at their meeting here this week I
include; ""
19 days spent in field work, 5 days
spent in office work; 111 office con
ferences; 95 telephone calls; 154 let
ters written; 42 farms visited; 771
your own
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WB have the remarkable du Pont Prepared Paint recom
mended by noted architects. Made by the makers of Duco.
It ii scientifically manufactured under the du Poot system of
chemical control.
Inside or out, whatever you may wish to paint, you can obtain
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Come in and let us show you modern color schemes for your home.
Du Pont PAINTS, VARNISHES,
ENAMELS, DUCO
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B. S. COURTNEY, Dealer
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
IOR SALE: 1 SET OF HUNTING
licriikct. Hall price. Src John S.
Cook. It
PADlantbcauty
For Ten Days Only
PERMANENT WAVES
$7.00
DULUXE BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Opposite Proctor Hotel
I Plume 797, 312 Evans St.
miies traveled during the month; .1 ar
tic let written for local paper*; 247
hogs treated
A part of the month was devoted to
pruning and spraying* orchards, 12
pt can trees were ordered, * making a
t>uU "t hi trees ordered during the
year Also sonic time was devoted to
testing land io see if it would he ad
visable t> use lime.
Small Fire Yesterday
Causes Excitement
A fire alarm coming from the home
of (i I llill, colored, yesterday aft
ernoon, while a strong wind wan blow
ing over the town, caused much, excite
nit ut here, especially among the col
ored residents in the region of the
alarm'* origin Sparks from a chim
iii y, fanned by the wind, started a
small blaze on tlie side of the shingled
roof, hut the damage was negligible.
A bucket of water stopped the blaze,
aiui the town's fire host was not used.
Mr. C. S. Richard, of Hamilton, wa
a visitor here this morning.
Grow Cotton
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Prices Continue Favorable
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Good Profits Are More Certain
than on many other farm products
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NORFOLK COTTON EXCHANGE
President Coolidge To
Take Up Literary Work
Mx-President Coolidgj; js losing no
time in getting on the job again. He
has already wptten aritcles for sev
eral larg ( . magazines. In the future,
he will devote much of his time to
literary work, according to informa
tion coming from his friends.
President Calls Extra
Session of Congress
Congress has been called by Preai
dent Hoover-to meet in extra session
on the 15th day of April.
The particular need for a special
seccion of the body mentioned in the
call is fann relief and tariff revision.
According ttv, many, some kind of
farm measure will be passed, whether
THE NEW OAKLAND
ALL-AMERICAN SIX '
, PHOUUCT or CKNEHAL MOTOM
Investigation
proves that it has
no equal at its price
More for your money. More beauty,
luxury und style. More balanced power,
speed and acceleration. That's what you
get in the New All-American Si* . . . This
greatest of all Oaklands is enjoying ever
increasing popularity. Simply because in
vestigation proven that It has no equal in
nil that it offers at its price.
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Price* $1145 iotIVS, /. o. b. P.mtlmc. Mirk., pfmrfpWf-'-y ff.trfnf
rluv* r* *iul i-.H'fjty ll.JrauUc Shoch Ahsorbor* ittciuJ i t list g.r «•#*.
Ilumpi mnti rea. fvndtr guard* etlra. ( hm* k Outfit* -id 4*hr-r*J
pHui-lhry imhiHo lo hanHHug charge*. C«a« u Moit>r* 'Jin—
Pmymmnt Plan uvuilabU mt minimum rmlm. % •
ROBERSONVILLE MOTOR Co.
Robersonville, N. C.
THE ENTERPRIS
good or bad, aomething will h*v e to
be done, the politicians are und-r
stood to say*
Fanners are generally suspicious
. of the tariff. They are saying 'the
j pe.mut duty aeemd to lower the prices
! and th y cannot understand it Some
predict that the manufocurcra will
gel a tariff to protect his interests
and the farmer will get relief that
will not do him much good.
WANTS
HKING MK YOUR EGGS FOR
hatching. Now ready. J. F.
Weaver, near Fair Grounus. f26 4f
JUST ARRIVED A LOAD OF
trice fresh mules, well broke, ready
for work Also some good seconds.
J R. Morris, Robersonville. mrß tf
STRAY: TWO MALE HOGS, ONE
red with black spots, will weigh
shout 150 pounds, unmarked, has
l,ecn in my field about two months.
The other, a black Hampshire, Dutch
hell, unmarked, will weigh about 100
p unds, has been in my field at the
I- me place about 2 months. Ow neaa
will come for them and pay costs. V.
G. Taylor. mrß 2t
SALE: TWO DUMP CARTS
in good condition. J. S. Peel, chair
man Cross Roads Township Highway
Commission.
UOAkDKRS WANTED: APPLY
204 Simmon* Ave. It
STOMACH DISTRESS
If you suffer from gas heartburn,
sour stomach, bloating and dyspepsia,
v. hy not make the Diotex 15 minute
test? Absolutely harmless and making
thousands feel like new. One ingredi
ent lias the amazing power to digest
3,000 'its own weight. Don't give
up. Get Diotex at any drug store. Put
it to the test. Money back if you
don't soon feel like new and able to eat
most anything in comfort. Diotex
must satisfy you 100 per cent or coat
nothing. Only 60c.
BUY A LARGE TRACT OP LAND,
covered with growing timber; 1,-
000,000 feet ready cut and fine lot of
younger pines ready for utoae and
heading mill. Five hundred acres in
tract with dwelling houses and 32 acres
cleared which is one of the finest small
farms in Martin county. Wood land
nearly all naturally drained. The price
is right and terms easy. A safe invest
ment without worry.—W. C. Manning.
Spring Coats and Suits
Stunning coats and suits for every figure type in a variegated
ssortment of materials. Fashion's newest conceptions in the
lost wanted colors, of unequalled quality »and workmanship,
or tailored, sport* and dress wear—models that exhale the
ery breath of Spring. _
SPRING FROCKS
Frocks in the New Mode—one and two piece styles, with
abots, pleats, flares, boleros, buckles, and the very latest neck
nes and blouse effects. Greatly varied as to materials, design,
nd detail, these frocks hold first place in Dame Fashion's list
6r spring. For street, afternoon, sports and evening wear—
omething for every occasion and taste.
Harrison Brothers & Co.
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Gold @ Store
223 Washington St., Williamston, N. C. D. C, Cameron, Manager
Week-End Specials
SUPER SUDS Large Package 9c
Van Camp's MILK - Tall Can, 3 for 25c
GOLD DUST Large Package fric
Hillsdale SLICED PINEAPPLE Large can 23c
PITTED DATES Package, 2 for 25c
BLUE RIBBON MALT *. Large can 69c
COUNTRY SMOKED SHOULDERS 1 Pound 28c
LARGE /5c
Chocolate Covered CHERRIES Pound Box 26c
STAR NAPTHA POWDER 7 cakes for 25$
CARROTS, Bunch 10c CRANBERRIES, lb 25c
PEPPERS. Each 5c CAULIFLOWER, head 35c
BANANAS. 3 lbs. for • ...... 25c KALE. 3 lbs. , ; 25c
ROOTS, Lb. 3 1-2 c GRAPE FRUITS. 3 for A 25c
GREEN CABBAGg, lb. 5c New Irish Potatoes, lb.. ' 12 jl2s
LEMONS, doscn - ORANGES, dozen ... .' il"' 29c
TOMATOB6, .;M— 20c Atawndiilb"™
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SUGAR, lb. 5Jc
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEG
ETABLES
FOR SXLE: EINE MILK COW. 5\
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years old with nice calf, 5 months
c>!d; gentle and kind; good milker.
James R. Harrison. MrS 2t i
HALF PRICE FOR QUICK SALE: !
1 Oliver New Ground Tractor Plow, 1
1 Oliver New Ground tractor "Bash
and Bob" Disc; in good condition; on |
display at our store. The Salsbury
Supply Co., Inc., Hassell, N. C. Mrs 2t
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Friday, March .
I W ARREN S IMPROVED PRO
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lific cottonseed. Hat been field M
i .c-ted for twelve years. Price, $1.25
i j.rr bushel. Free from aU diseases.
Has yielded 2 bales to acre. This cot-'
u n days early. That Mpa OS
1l« at
I have only a limited supply.. For
I particulars, write 0 call on Hymau
j v\ arren, Robersonville, N. C., Route
No. 3, Sjii