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C. D.
Carstarpkn
ESTATE
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Closing Out
Selling Out
Entire Stock
FREE
Steel Range
$75.00 ENAMEL TRIMMED STEEL
RANGE FREE
This range has warming closet, reservoir, and
all the conveniences a high-grade range like this
would have. A coupon with each dollar purchase.
WILL BE GIVEN DECEMBER 24TH
AT 5:00 P. M.
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$1 SUIT
SALE
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Here you wilt find men's all wool suits, val
ues up to $35. Each suit carefully tailored of se
lected materials. This clothing could not be dup
licated anywhere else in North Carolina for twice
the amount we are asking.
Here's how this ONE DOLLAR SUIT Sale
will be (conducted: Select a suit from any group,
pay what the suit is marked, then select another
suit from the same priced group and pay one dol
lar for the second suit.
EXAMPLE
FIRST SUIT $6.95
SECOND SUIT SI.OO
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TOTAL (TWO SUITS) $7.95
SUITS PRICED AT THE FOLLOW
ING ATTRACTIVE PRICES
$6.95
$9.95 $12.95
A FEW SLIGHTLY HIGHER
EVERY ARTICLE IN THIS
STOCK MARKED BELOW COST.
BUY YOUR WINTER CLOTHING,
SHOES, HARDWARE, GROCER
IES, ETC., HERE. - -
C. D. f
Carstarphen
Estate
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
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GETS $1,250 PRIZE
FOR CAN OF PEAS
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National Canning Contest
I Prize Won by Woman
In Wisconsin 1
Great interest has been occasioned
among a few local housewives in the
announcement from Chicago of the
1 prize'winners in the National Canning
Contest held recently by the Sears-
Koebuck Agricultural Foundation. A
nionfj the -Martin County" women who
had entries in the contest were Mrs.
L.ida E. Parker anf*Mrs..Emma Hurst,
of Robei'sonville.
The grand champion winner MI the
contest was Mrs. Mary Rvass, of Ken
nan, Wis., whose entry, of a quart of
jjjeen peas brought her $1,250. Mrs.
i Hvass was awarded first prize of $250
jby the judges for the best entry in
rtie vegetable class, and SI,OOO as
grand sweepstakes prize for the finest
jaf of food in the three classe? of veg
etables, fruits, and Itlfiafo:
, ') he first prize of $250 in the meat
dass went to Mfs. Dudley Brooks, of
j Roba Red. Ala., for a jar of chicken,
| while Kliss Margery Dc'rw, of Athol,
! Mass., won prize of $250 on a jar
jpi pears adjudg'ed first in the frif?t
class.
j In all, $5,825 in cash prizes" were dis
! tiibuted to the 208 winners in the con
| test, In which more than 25,000 women
iand girls from every section of the
"United States had entries.
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; Old Santa Is Cow-ed, and
We Don't Mean Cowed
Olean, N. Y.—Dec. 9.—Chistmas
■ shoppers on the down-town streets of
Olean were somewhat taken aback
today when a real-for-sure cow csme
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THE ENTERPRISE
WILL SURVEY
RIVER VALLEY
Government to Spend $200,-
000 in Probe of Flood
Control on Roanoke
Washington, Dec. 12.—The United
States government will spend the
sum of $200,000 for a survey and in- J
vestigation of Koanoke River, withj
the view of control of its floods and
investigating its water power pos-j
eibilities, according to Congressman j
Lindsay Warren who was today noti-j
fied by the board of engineers that|
they had approved the preliminary
report of Major W A. Snow, district
engineer and had sent the matter!
back to him for a complete project j
study, j
Fifteen Cases To Be Tried
By Recorder Next Tuesday
Fifteen cases had been placed .on the
(iocket yesterday for trial at the next
Tjiesday session of the recorder's court.
A case charging wife beating, the firs,
of its kind to come tip in some time,
is on the docket. The other cases arc
of -small purport, it is understood.
ambling' down the street.
The cow was having a delightful
time doing a little window shopping
until she encountered Santa Claus,
who was Standing on* the corner ring
ing a bell, iiogsy took one look at the
white whiskers and started for St.
l-Kicla '' '
The bell-ringer escaped, however,
j and Chief of Police Jack Dempsey
I responded nobly to the occasion. He is
| seeking the owner of the cow, which
is now on leash behind the town lock-
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WILLIAMSTON
MONTH CAROLINA
DISLOCATES JAW i
BY WIDE YAWN
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Negro of Near Statesville
Has Unusual Accident
Twice in One Day
Thomas Simonton, a colored res- 1
ident of the Poplar Branch commun
ity, 65 years of age, finds that yawn
ing brings disastrous results having
suffered a dislocated, jaw twice Tues
day while enjoying this apparently
harmless and very exhilarating do
mestic diversion.
While at his home Tuesday morn
ing, Simonton was seized with the
desire to yawn, and when he stretch
ed out his arms and opened wide his !
'mouth, the low jaw bone flew out of
place and he found that closing his
mouth was impossible. He had the
joint set at the Davis hospital, and;
went back to his home.
Tuesday night, feeling drowsy after
becoming warm following hours con-i
tact with the damp, cold atmosphere,
that had hovered over this locality for'
several days, the aged man was seiz-\
ed with an uncontrollable deaire to
yawn, ,a«d when the aperture to hi*
vocal organs again assumed its max- (
imum size and capacity, the jaw bone
flew out of place again and the same j
trouble was to do over. With his"
mouth opfen as wide as the muscles'
of the lower jaw would permit, the
aged man went through the night
hoping in vain that his masticatory
organ might assume its normal posi
tion. This morning, after spending
hours without being able to take..any
nourishment except liquid, Simonton
v ent back to the hospital and had the
dislocated joint reset. He was resting
comfortably about" noon today.—
Statesville Landmark.
, FURS! FURS!! FURSII! 1 PAY
J highest price for all kinds of furs;
see me before selling. Office Main
j Street, between Billiard Parlor and
Harrison Bros. C. B. Hassell.
d 3 4t
DOG LOST: RED IRISJH SETTER
puppy. Four months old. Lost near
Fairview Church. Finder return and
receive reward. Robert L. Coburn,
Williamston, N. C. It
J CABBAGETPLANTS NOW READY
Early Jersey and Charleston Wake
field. 20c per 100. Henry C. Green,
j Pecan Grove Farm, Williamston, N.
jC. •• • nls ef tf
PECAN TREES, FRUIT TREES,
j Satsuma oranges, ornamentals. We
can help you. Valuable information
free. Wight Nursery Company,
i Cairo, Ga. d 3 8t
i ACCOUNT OF RE
pairs being made, we will not run
the mill on Tuesday .of next week,'
rW. T. Roberson & Co.  It
! LOST: LARGE SETTER BIRD
dog, white with large lemon-color
i spots on him, friendly and follow any
one. Liberal reward for information
lof his whereabouts. I. M. Little, Rob
ersonville, N. C. dlO 2t
NOTICE
f Under and by virtue of a judgment
I of the superior court of Martin Coun
ty, entitled. "IJ! G. Matthews vs. C.
B Roberson, et al," the undersigned
commissioner wil, on December 21,
192 V, at the courthouse. door in Wil
liamston, K T . C„ at 12 o'clock noon,
-elf t» the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described kract of land:
. Located in Williamston Township,
Martin County, North Carolina, ad
joining B. F. Peel. Fahnie Rawls, Eii
Rawls, run of the Mill Pond, atul con
taining eight- (8) acres, more or less,
and know n as a part of the Raw Is land,
Friday, December 13,1929
and said land being lifted by C B.
Koberson for the year 1927. ■
This 20th day of November, mt29.
B. A.
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NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County; la
the Superior Court.
Anderson, Crawford and Company va.
Julius D. Hardison
| By virtue of an execution directed
to the undersigned from the superior
court of Martin County in the abova
j entitled action, I will, on Monday, the
6th day of January, 1925, at 12 o clock
j m., in front of the courthouse door ia
the town of Williamston, sell to thJT
I highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy the
said execution all the right, title, and
I interest which the defendant has ia
i the following described real estate:
| Lying and being in Williams Town
ship, Martin County, and State of
North Carolina, containing 200 acres,
more or less, adjoining the lands of
P. E, Manning, M. T. Gardner, and
j others, and being all of the lands owned
'by the said Julius D. Hardison. Sav
' ing and excelling the following de
j scribed land which has been allotted
to the said Julius D. Hardison as hiK
homestead, to wit: Beginning in the
ctnter of the public road leading west
from Fairview Church, and in Church
Hardison and Julius D. Hardison line
and running a northwardly course S
long said line to the Dennis Simmons
Lumber Company and J. D. Hardison
lir.e; thence along said line eestward
ly to the Alexander Lilley and J. D.
Hardison line; thence southwardly*, »-
long said line to the center of the pub
lic road north of Fairview' Church;
thence aloifg center of said road a
southwardly course to the beginnings
This the 6th day of December 1929.
C. B. ROEBUCK
dl 3 4tw Sheriff of Martin County.
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COLDS. GRIPPE, PLU, DENGUE,
BFLIOUS PEVER AND MALARIA
It is the most speedy remodr know.