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8m avoided by having cars properly serviced by experienced service station men. All of our employees are experienced in this work Uy
j& V an( j you may come here with the assurance that your car will receive the proper attention. Jgl
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EES Society & Personals
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Leaves for Tennessee
Mr. Fr«-d Taylor left yesterday
for Columbia, Tenn„ where he will,
work on the tobacco market this;
season. „
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Iteturns frnmOhro
Mr. G. W. Hardison returned
this week from Ohio where he has
been for -the last si* weeks. -
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In New Bern Yesterday
Mr. Jim King was a business
visitor in New Hern yesterday.
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Ri turns to Winston-Sal em
Mrs. Beulah Laslie returned to her
heme in Winston-Salem this week
after visiting Miss Margaret ('(Mike
here for several days.
Miss Sawyer Here
Miss Aramenta Sawyer, of Wind
soi, was a visitor here, today.
Here from Norfolk
Billie Baxter, of Norfolk, was a
business visitor here this week.
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leaves fur Tmnessee
Mr. Jfls. E. Griffin leaves this
week for Tennessee where lie will be j
on the tobacco markets during the
coming season.
Visiting Relatives Here
Mrs. Barnes, of Wilson* is visiting
het daughter, Mrs. W. E. Dunn,
and Mr. I)unn here this week.
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Here from Bear Grass
Mr. 'James R Harrison, of Bear
Grass, was here today.
Enterprise Visitors
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I Specials at the Value Store
I CHRISTMAS SALE ON ALL
I LADIES' DRESSES
I I $4.9S Dresses Reduced g£
15.95 Dresses Reduced gg I
19.65 Dresses Reduced g{J
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Men's Overalls, special at % 89c jll/
Men's Underwear ": . 98c and $1.15 r J
I ——— Ties jg Cf 25c, 43c, and 89c
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NEW STYLE RIBBON HATS d»-| QO
Latest style and newest fashions, only WJ JL • t/ O
VALUE STORE
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Khterprise visitors this week in- j
I cludtd, J. Arthur Wynn, Williams-1
tun Route 2; J. C. Gurkin* William
! sfon Roue IG. T. Gardner, Wil-
I ii:imston Route 3; R ( • Griffin, Wil
i liamston Rout 1 ; Giddie Harrison, l
WUliamston Route 2; Henry D. [
reel, W'illiamston Route 2; J. W.j
Gurkin, W'illiamston Route 1; P. E.
Manning, W'illiamston Route 4;
Mrs. R. B. Gardner, W'illiamston
ferute 4; ('. W. Gurkiri, Williams
ton Route 1; Tom Mills, Hassell;
and J. L. Coltrain, Jamesville Route
No. I. _
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Here from Oak City
County Warden Mines, of Oak
jc : ty, attended to business matters
) here today.
litre from RobersOnvitte
Messrs. Durward Everett, Cashier
! of the Bank of Rol>ersonville, and |
11. S. Everett, county commissioner,
of Robersonville, were business visi
tors here today,. V
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Several Plan To Attend Game
Several local people are planning;
to attend the Carolfna-Duke foot
ball game in Chapel Hill tomorrow
jal'etrnoon.
Here from Jamesville
Mr. W'. W. Walters, of Jamesville,
was "a business visitor here yester
day.
Here from Bear Grass
Mr. Calvin Avers and son, of
Bear Grass, were here today.
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In Norfolk Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woolard and
j and J. D. Jr. and Mrs. C. A. Har
rison spent Tuesday in Norfolk.
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Attend Meet In Raleigh
—Messrs—Jim Coltrain and W, C.
Manning attended the Farmers Mu
tual Insurance Convention in Ra
leigh yesterday.
litre from Charlotte
S. 'l'. Fitts of Charlotte was here
this week in the interest of the "Air
way Vacuum Cleaners."
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Visits Mother in Four Oaks
Mrs, W. C. Manning Jr. spent
yesterday with her mother, Mrs. W.
H. Adams in Four Oaks.
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Here from Ayden
Mr. and Mrs v Radford Holton of
Ayden visited relatives here Wed
nesday.
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Visiting In Norfolk
Mrs. J. W. Andrews is in Norfolk
this week visiting relatives.
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In Norfolk Yesterday
Mrs. William Chase and Mrs. J.'
G. Staton spent yesterday in Nor
folk.
| Visit in Wilson Yesterday
Mrs. W. C. Manning and Mrs. E.
S. Peel visited Mrs. S. S. Lawrence
in Wilson yesterday.
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To Attend Game in Chapel HUI
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Everett will
attend the Duke-Carolina game in
jCha|>el Hill tomorrow.
THE ENTBKPRIBB!
Leave for Home in Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. King and little
daughter left Wednesday for Hores
cove, Ky. after being here on the to
| bacco market this season.
Leaves for Chapel Hill
Miss Lucile Hassell left today for
Chapel Hill to spend the week-end.
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Lcvaes for Lexington
F, F. Edwards left yesterday for
| Lexington Kentucky where he will
be on the market during the bur
. ley season.....
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Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dunning
Miles Wolff of the Associated
Press in Columbia, S. C. is here to
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Dunning.
I'hilatheas To Mee Tonight—
The Philathea class of the Chris
tian Church will meet with Mrs. C.
R. Mobley tonight at 8:15. All
' members are requested to be pre
sent!
Our |
= Anniversary Sale I
Has Been Extended 1
FOR ANOTHER WEEK BYPOPULAR REQUEST g
I because- |
' Hundreds of our customers who were unable to avail them- JX
j|J* selves of the exceptional values offered during this dale. r-
I We extend this sale to enable them to buy the necessities a
as well as .their requirements.
many odd lots of 1
SHOES ■
' DRESSES - - ,
COATS | 1
HATS 4 I
SUITS '
OVERCOATS
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flr Have accumulated, and for quick disposal, we are closing them out for less J£
mf than actual cost. ■ fflj
Sr To save is to buy now. To buy from Margolis Brothers is buying with
confidence that only the highest quality merchandise is being offered. No 2
fjfff special sale merchandise bought for this great event.
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NOWTH C4OOI I—•
Mrs. Brickhouse Dies;
Victim of Paralysis
Columbia, Dec. 2.—Funeral service
for Mrs. J. VV. Brickhouse, who died
Sunday morning from a stroke of !
paralsis "at her home at Sound Side,
was conducted Monday afternoon at
' the home at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Brick
. house was 60 years of age, and never
regained consciousness after the
stroke. j i
She is survived by her husband, J,
| W. P. Brickhouse, six daughters, Mrs.
E. E. Brickhouse, Mrs. F. C. Brick
he use, Mrs Luke Maitland, Mrs.
Jrsephine Brickhouse, all of" Soffnil"
Side, Mrs. Webb Hassell of Columbia,
and a daughter living in Elizabeth
' City, three sons, H. J. Brickhouse, J.
j W. Brickhouse and Jerry Brickhouse,
1 Jr., of Sound Side.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by vitrue of the powers
contained in that certain deed of trust I
executed by William Thomas Keel !
and Victoria Slade Keel, to the under- 
signed trustee on the 4th day of Apfil 
1927, which deed of trust is of record
in the public registry of Martin Coun- i
ty in Book S-2 page 176, and default |
having been made in the payments i
will 
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on the sth day of January 1931, at 12
o'clock M. at the Courthouse Door of
Martin County in Williamston, N. C.,
expose for sale, for cash, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
Beginnig at a pine on the West side
o! the Hamilton & Everetts public
road at Gray Slade corner, thence
North S 1-2 poles to the Hamilton &
Everetts public road, thence with and
along said road a Northerly course to
Black Branch, a gum a corner, thence
down the run of said Branch to the
run of Leggetts wamp or Branch, to
a gum a corner, thence along Gray
Slade line South 72 East, the part of
which is known as the Worsleys tract
Keel, one of the mortgagees herein
named has a one-fourth undivided in
terest.
Eor a more perfect description of
saifi traetNjf land, reference is hereby
made to Book SSS page 63 of the
County Registry.
Terms of sale—Cash.
This the 4th day of December,
1930.
J. S. AYERS,
d-5-4t Trustee.
Jos. W. Bailey, Att'y.
NOTICE OF SALE
| L'nder and by virtue of the powe'r
of sale contained in that certain deed
of trust executed to the undersigned
Trustee, and of record in the Martin
County Public Registry in Book Y-2,
page 390, and the stipulations not .hav- I
ing been complied with, and at the re- |
finest of thA holder of said bond, the
undersigned Trustee will, on the Ist
day of January, 1931, at 12 o'clock,
Noon, in front of the Courthouse door
of Martin County, offer for sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the fol
lowing described land: ,
Beginning at an oak on the South
side of Wild Cat Swamp; thence run*
ning down said swamp 143 poles to
the poplas, Jesse Cherry's corner;
thence S 94 poles to Jesse Cherry's
corner, a pine; thence N 87 E 96
poles to a small branch, Cherry and
Whitley's corner; thence down said
branch to the beginnig. Containing 73
1-3 acres, more or less.
Excepting SO acres deeded to R. A.
Loyd, adjoining the lands of Frances
Ewell, Stephen Moore and wife, Sarah
Moore et als, bounded as follows: Be
ginning at the corner sweet gum in
Wild Cat Swamp, runnig S 9 W 7
chains to a pine stump near a poplar;
thence S 9 E 17 1-4 chains to the Al
bemarle and Raleigh railroad to a
Might wood stake; thence up said rail
road 83 1-4 VV 4 chains and 60 links
jto a lightwood stake, a corner by the
said Outterbridge and Stephen Moore
and wife, Sarah Moore; thence N 9
W 22 1-4 chains along a line of mark
ed trees to the said Wild Cat Swamp
to a sweet gum corner in Wild Cat
Swamp; thence up said swamp S 70 E
to the first station. Containing 12 1-4
acres more or less.
I This Ist day of Dec., 1930.
WHEELER MARTIN,