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Price Smashing Sale Going Strong _539.9f
We have hundreds of extraordinary values left that must be sold during this sale. Come "V "T" M"V *1 ■ • j
and see them before thy are sold. New furniture is arriving every day. %/ W% I HWT Wr £± 11 f*T| 1 | 111*0 I O
3 PIECE BEDROOM SUIT, WITH 4-POSTER BED, QQ UlllliUl V V^VF«
On sale for the small price of WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Russian Recognition Is
Topic in Washington
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Russian recognition has eclipsed
disarmament, C üba, British war debt
discussion and preparations for the
Pan-Ameri«m-c>nftilfencc.~a*. subject;*-.,
of discussion in official Washington.
It ranks with the democratic recov-1
ery plan as a 'major subject of con- j
versation. Prospective Russian trade'
is viewed as promising stimulation to |
the cotton, cork prodwers, copper and
machinery businesses in this country-
Electrical and agricultural imple
ments that immediately were itiflu-
Satisfied Custo
Our Best A
GANDERSON
LEADS IN QUALITY STYLE PRICES
Newest Patterns
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
Ij/fj Wy Regular $15.00 value, young men's
lA r V tan suits, all wool, neatly tailored.
y^Speda. 5 ;" 42 - $lO-95
' I I STOUT SUITS FOR MEN
I ■ We have a big assortment of stouts
V- 1 conservative suits for men. Sizes
\| In blues, banker's gray, pin
R stripes and tans. Hand-tailored for
quality. Regular d»-| Q QK
" $25.0p values
Fit Guaranteed Alterations Free
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All wool, two pairs
knickers, full lined, full
cut and neatly tailored. J
New winter tans. Reg- HIlflEI
ular $7.50 values, spec- Men's New
ial at— FELT HATS
Ar rvr Hambergers, taped edge and
IpJ.yO plain snap brim styles. Newest
shades and mixtures. Values up
to $4.50
at Pre-NRA Prices ($1.98 $2.45 $2.95
Satisfaction Guarantee or Money Back )
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S. Ganderson and Sons
Edenton WILLIAMSTON Elizabeth City
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Good Tobacco Sells
Farmers Warehouse-Williamston
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Our Floor Average for Thursday Exceeded 20 Cents
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We consider this average to be in line, if not higher, than any warehouse Average in the State. Every customer that sold > \
tobacco on our floor Thursday was well pleased. Bring us a load Monday or Tuesday. We are expecting even better averages
next week. We are not afraid to put the good tobaccos where they belong, and we are most positive that we can get you a good
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sale for your tobacco any day next week. Let us sell your good tobacco—we knbw how.
Barnhill & Ingram, Props. - Williamston
j enced by the announcement that Lit-'
■vifioff wifl come to Washington t«
the'restoration of Russo-Am-|
'cri -an relations with President Roose-i
- velt. - I
LitvinoffjL>tflten?ent at the London
economic confidence! that Soviet Rus-j
I sia was a~p6fetVfiaT'"'ciislortiW
j 000,000,(100 worth of raw materials and
{machinery challenged the attention of
■American factories short on orders and
' farmers without a market.
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Iredell County 4-H club boys took 1
first prizi in livestock judging at the
State Fair recently.
THE LETTER-BOX
LET'S WRITE 'EM LETERS
j To the cdtur: How funny was Max's
appeal his former Susday school
class at Shelby to repeal t! c 18th
' jinieiidmciit. And funnier yet is Mr.
I Farley's expressed intention' "to~"ap
i peal to us to repeal" on November 3
|as evidence of our support of NRA.
j Let's write Mr. Farley and other wet
headers personal letters in this vein:
liear Mr. Farley: By all means,
Iconic t> North Carolina on November
.3, for we deeply appreciate your la
j bors in helping us to choose a great
I President, such as is Mr. Roosevelt.
However, please change the subject of
I your address, for we just can't permit
| you to instruct us to purchase liquor
to raise revenue for our "Uncle Sam."
!There are several striking reasons you
mustn't so mislead us:
We have paid our government much
much more revenue annually since pro
hibition than we ever paid before, as
an analysis of accounts in your own
department will show.
We have been told that our Interior
Department, of which Mr. Ickes is
Secretary, is reserving more than $14,-
(100,(100 to employ Coast Guardsmen
to chase rum-runners after Repeal; and
yet the liquor forces begrudged the
'paltry sums directed toward prohibi
tion enforcement.
Wet's can't control liquor; they
prove that when they drink the pois
on stuff.
Millions of Americans have become
abstainers under prohibition, as an ex
amination of our private lives will 1
show. As a result of this progress,
we know we are standing on the shoul
ders of our former selves, looking up
ward.
The most striking of all reasons is
that true Americans can not bear to
see "Old Glory" flying over liquor
brothels. We love our flijg. too well
to relish that. .
1 If you should lift one little stone
|to turn our pathway backward, we
I would soon come to loathe you; worse
than that, you would eventually hate
land despise yourself; and that would
I lie far more disastrous to you, Mr.
Farley, than was that bitter rebuke
to Mr. Hoover",• so effectively handed
him by the American people last No
vember.
You just can't ask us to drink rum
to raise revenue, Mr. Farley; you
mustn't do that; you will not. You
arc just too noble and splendid a gen
tleman to stoop to such a thing.
Now, please, please do change the
subject of your address to something
more inspiring than "Repeal."
Sincerely (Your name).
If, kind editor, all the drys in all
(lie states which have not repealed
.would write similar letters to all our
| misguided wet friends, we could cer-
I tainly relieve the depression in our
j Post Office Department considerably,
' even if we couldn't salvage the 18th
amendment.
Mrs. VERNON A. WARD.
Robersonville, N. C.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this method of
thanking our many sympathetic
friends and neighbors for their many
THE ENTERPRISE
kindnesses and floral tributes in the
sickness and death of our baby daugh
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. MALLORY.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the power of sale
contained' m-tliat certain .4»e4-of truat
executed by Laura Staton to the un- 1
dersigned trustee, bearing date of July j
31, 1928, default having been made j
in the payment of the debt for which '
the same was given as security and at j
| the request of the holder of said debt, i
to wit, a note, the undersigned trus
tee will, on the 25th day of Novem
ber, 1933, at twelve (12) o'clock,.!noon,
at the courthouse door of Martin
County, in Williamston, North Car
olina, offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate to wit: I
Being all of two lots located on
highway No. 125 in the edge of the
WANTS
WANTED TO BUY A SECOND
| hand adding machine if in good or- i
der., J. K. Manning, Williamston,j
N C. ' It |
LOST: MASONIC EMBLEM
ring, probably in or around Clark's
Drug Store Thursday night. Reward
for return to Bill Spivey. It
SAVE FOR OLD AGE THROUGH
income policy in Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. See Paul Bailey,
agent, for" particulars. Office in Leg
gett Bldg., Main St. 020 4twfr
WANTED TO BUY, 100 LEG
liorn Hens and 100 Bared Rocks or
Rhode Island Reds.—W. H. Holliday,
R. F. D. 2, Robersonville. 2t-p
FOR SALE: 3,000 BUSHELS, large
size Porto Rico Sweet Potatoes.
30 cents per bushel, without basket,
on my farms near Williamston and
Plymouth. Interested parties com
municate with John R. Peel at my of
fice in Williamston. J. G. Statonv
024 2t
FOR PAINTING AND WALL PA
pering see me. My prices are very
reasonable, and my work is guaranteed
Van Respass. 024 2t
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS: YOU
are hereby forbidden to hire, feed,
or shelter by 16-year-old son, Aaron
Brown, who lqft my home Ortoberj
24, 1933. Richard Brown, William-.
1
ston, N. t'. 027 2tj
FOR RENT: THREE-ROOM
apartment, —unfurnished. See En- |
terprise. „ 027 2t^
Renew Your Healthj
By Purification
Any pliysiciau will tell you that j
"Perfect Purification of tho System
is Nature'e Fouudati >u of Perfect
Health." Why not rid yourself'.of
chronic lulmoiits tli.it nre under
mining your vitiililyf P'irifyyour
entire sys.cm bv taking a thorough
course of Calotabs, —once or twice
a week for several weeks— and see
how Nature rewards you with
health.
Calotabg purify the blood by acti
vating tho liver, kidneys, stomach j
and bowels. In 10 cts. aud 35 cts. I
packages. All dealers. (Adv.) |
town of Hamilton, North Carolina,
being the same premises that C. C.
Sheppard how resides upon and the
house occupied by W. H. Roberson.
This the 24th day of October, 1933
B M WORSLEY,
027 4tw Trustee.
Hugh G. Horton, attorney.
APPLICATION FORPARDON
OF EARL MARY
Application will be made to the
Governor of North Carolina for the
pardon or parole of Earl Mary, con
victed at the June term, 1933, of the
Martin County Superior Court for
housebreaking and larceny and sen
tenced to the roads for eighteen (18)
months.
All persons who oppose the grant
Tobacco Growers
IF YOU WANT A REAL GOOD SALE FOR
YOUR TOBACCO NEXT WEEK DRIVE
STRAIGHT TO THE
Roanoke - Dixie Warehouse
WILLI AMSTON, N. C.
WE ARE EXPECTING GOOD SALES AND
Good Averages Next Week
Bring us a good load of tobacco next week, and we promise
to send you home well pleased and happy as a result of your
good sale.
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We visit other markets and we know how tobacco sells over
the entire belt. We also know that our general daily averages
are as good as the best, in spite of the fact that we have to sell a
large portion of the common tobacco.
Come to see us next week. We'll do everything in our pow
er to get you a good sale, and we are absolutely ccfnfident that •
we can sell your tobacco for as much as any warehouse or market
in the state, and we don't except any.
S.G. Griffin-Joe Taylor
PROPRIETORS ROANOKE-DIXIE WAREHOUSE
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, ing of said pardon or parole are in
• vited to forward their protest to the
'■ Governor without delay.
This the 27th day of October, 1933.
027 2t EARL MARY.
NOTICE OF SALE
i Under and by virtue of the power
of sale conferred in a certain deed of
trfist executed by Settle F. Hymanfa
widow), to the undersigned trustee,
: | dated January 12, 1928, and duly re
: corded in the Martin County regis
"j try in boolf B-3, page 334, and default
: having occurred in the payment of
the indebtednes therein secured, and
at the request of the legal holder of
1 said indebtedness, the undersigned
trustee will, on Saturday, November
25, 1933, at 12 o'clock noon, in front
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Friday, October 27, 1933
of the post office in the town of Hob
good, N. C, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described tract or par
cel of land, lying, being, and situate
in Goose Nest Township, Martin
County, North Carolina, to wit: .
That tract of land known as the
"Warren Tract," containing ISO acres,
fflsfe w tni, and" being bounded--fry—
the lands of the estate »f E. P. Hy
man, deceased, Orange Fields, W. L.
Mizelle, and others, and being the
same land conveyed to the said Bet
tie F. Hyman, by J. D. Biggs and
others.
This the 24th day of October, 1933.
STUART SMITH,
027 4tw Trustee. k
C. H. Leggett, attorney. '