Lincoln County farmers say they
still olam some J8M60 pound* of lea
jx-deza seed on small grain and will
sell another 100,000 pound elsewhere. I
Fifty new trench silos will be dug'^
in Alleghany County next summer i
due to the lav.-ralde result* secured}
with those dug last season.
HEY, BIG BOY, I Can
Tell You Sump'bout
YOUR CROPS
? "You know I need vitamins
in my food. They make me big
and strong and healthy.
"And your crops are like me
?they need things in their food
that act like vitamins in mine."
That 's a fact . . . and be
coming bet ter known every day.
Yout crops do need vitamin
Chilean Natural Nitrate sup
plies these vital impurities, in
Nature's own proportions.
That's why this nitrogen fer
tilizer produces such healthy,
money-making crops.
For your own protection say
"Chilean" when you order ni
trate. Two kinds?Champion
like elements ?
the so-called im
purities, such as
boron, iodine, cal
cium, strontium,
sodium, potassium,
lithium and so on.
"A Pure Pood and
Drug Act Jor plants
would be a death
warrant to all living
creatures."
-SacntiSf American
tgranuiateu,; ana
Old Style. Both
genuine. Both
natural. Both
Chilean. And both
give your crops the
vital" impurities."
Chit van
natural
NATURAL
NITRATE
THE OLD ORIGINAL SODA
' cjoi uiuii
natural
IMPURITIES1 '
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Strand Theatre ? Washington, N. C.
PROGRAM FOR WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH 11
Monday and Tuesday March 11-12
"THE PRESIDENT VANISHES"
with ARTHUR BYRON
Wednesday and Thursday March 13-14
"WOMEN MUST DRESS" with
Minna Gombell and Hardie Albright
Friday March 15
"STRANGE WIVES"
with June Clay worth, Roger Pryor
Saturday March 16
"SUNSET TRAIL" with
KEN MAYNARD
ALL CROPS
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Fertilizer Prices Advance Mar. 15
The cash price on fertilizer advances 1 per cent, or aproximately 30 cents
per ton on March 15th. Give us or our agents your order now, pay cash be
fore March 15th, and get the lowest cash price. "A DOLLAR SAVED IS
A DOLLAR MADE."
Vour tobacco adjustment check will go a long way towards paying for
your fertilizer this year. We recommend, if possible, paying cash and saving
the difference. It is easier to get in debt than to get out.
Use PHILLIPS' VERI-BEST EUREKA for your tobacco. The extra
profit will more than average paying for the total cost of your fertilizer.
"PHILLIPS' VERI-BEST FERTILIZER GROWS GOOD CROPS, BE
CAUSE IT IS MADE GOOD"
ror aaie Dy:
Lindsleylce (Company Williamston, N. C.
L. J. Peele Williamston, N. C.* R. F. I).
J. F. Martin Jamesville, N. C.
Ben Lilley W illiamston, N. G, R. F. D.
Slade - Rhodes & Company Hamilton, N. C.
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WASHINGTON FERTILIZER
COMPANY ?
WASHINGTON N C.
CARDSRETURNED
8YS4PARfeNT?I
MARTIN COUNTY
Response by Parents Over
State Is Classified as
Only "Fair"
North Carolina parents are classed
is- "fair" in their responses to the
ippeal of the Bureau of Census, the
state Board of Health and the State
ERA for a complete rgistration of
>abie> born in the State during the
last year, Dr. John H. Hamilton, di
ector of the Division of Vital Sta
istics, is informed.
North Carolinians had reported ap
? r o x i n ra t et y one -Th ird of the number
?f births recorded for 1933 on the lit
le cards sent out from Washington
ip to the end of last wek. Recorded
?irths in 1933 reached 75,422 in 1933
nd already in 1934 the number has
cached 79,350, by which Dr. Hami
ton estimates that complete recording
will show at least 80,000 births in the
date last year.
Martin Couijty parents have report
d m the present "Register Your
iaby" campaign the births of 234
hildren during the past year, or 33.2
er cent of the 705 actually recorded
irths for the year 1933, up to last
r'eek, as compared with about 33 per
cut for the State, Dr. Hamilton
aid.
This indicates that fully 50,000 par
nts in.North Carolina hive had chil
reti born to tliein during., the past
ear who have not filled in the buff
otored cards distributed by the Post
iffice Department to them from the
'ostoffice from which tliey receive
tail, said Dr. Hamilton' The chil
ren win? have thus been slighted may
ave occasion many times in the fu
iire to condemn the parental neglect,
Uc?vital statistics man said. .
The campaign is about to end, but
here is yet time for parents to se
ure these cards-from tlie nearest post
ffice, the State BoarJ of Health or
rotii the field or case workers for the
L-lief organization, if tliey have mis
laced those received earlier, and get
Bilious Attacks
? For bilious attacks due to consti
pation, thousands of men and wom
en take Thedford's Black-Draught
because It is pJtely vegetable and
brings prompt, refreshing relief.
"I have used Black-Draught," writea
Mr. T. L. Austin, of McAdenvllto.
N. C. "There Is a package of It on
my-mantel now. -I take It for blli
ousness. If I did not take It, the
dullness and headache would put me out
of business. It la the quickest medicine
to relict c me that I know."
Thed/ord's BLACK-DRAUGHT
Purely Vegetable Laxative
"CHILDREN LIKE THE BYRUP"
WINNERS OF COUNTY TOURNAMENT
Undefeated in regular play in the county during the past two years, the
Jamesville gills' basketball team, pictured above, added new honor# to
its list this week by winning the championship title in the high school
tournament here. The team is coached by C. B. Martin. The names:
Bottom row, left to right: Edna Guy Carson, Louise Martin, Viola Man
ning middle row: Edna Mizelle, Maverine Davis, Selma Ange, Beulah
Hardison and Marjorie Brown; back row, J. T. Uzzle, and C. B. Martin.
HANDSOMEST
As a member of the Martin Coun
ty all-star basketball team, Dick
Cherry walked off with high hon
"ors in .the Washington
basketball tournament this week,
when he was chosen the best-look
ing- player on any?of the eight
teams, not even excepting Murphy
L. Barnes.
Stanly Farmers Have
20 Cars Hay for Sale
Stanly farmers report a surplus oi
about 20 carloads of No. 1 and No. 2
lespede/a hay fur sale. The county
will plants its usual acreage on small
grain.
them to Washington in time to be
counted and checked at the State _
Board of Health in Raleigh.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends for
the sympathetic words and acts of
kindness done for us during the re
cent death of our son, Freddie Huff.
Annie Huff and Family.
WantS
FOR SALE: MEAL AND HUi-LS,
any amount, prices right. Dairy
Fee J an' Fiali Meal, too. C. L. Wih
son, Robersonville, N. C 115 lOt
HOME FOR SALE IN WILLIAM
ston, N. C. See L. B. Culpepper,
City. f-19 tl
FOR RENT: MODERN STORE
*?
building in best location in town?
146 Main Street. Apply to Mrs. Jim
Staton, City. mar-5 2t
FOR SALE: PORTO RICO POTA
o to slips. 75c per bushel. See Jno.
R. Peel, at J. G. Staton's office..
mrS 4t ??
ONE BLACK MALE PIG. WEIGH
ing about 40 pounds with no marks,
taken up at my home. .Owner may
get pig by paying expenses. Chas.
L. Daniel, Williamston, N. C., R. F.
I). Np. 4 mr5 2t
SEED CORN FOR SALE, WHITE
two-eared variety. Field selected
over 30 years. $3 per bushel. J# R.
Knowles, Plymouth, N. C. mrl 4twf
RAGS WANTED: WILL PAY 5
cents for good clean rags. Must be
white. Strings or dirty rags will not
be accepted. Rags will be inspected
before bought. The Enterprise.
FOR SALE: 15 NICE PIGS, weigh
ing about 50 or 60 pounds each
Also 10 tons peanut hay. John W
Green. It
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE:
Early Jersey Wakefield and Charles
ton Wakefield, obtained from the very
best seed. $1.25 a thousand. Henry
C. Green, Pecan Grove Farm, Wil
liamston, N. C. f8 tf w fr
DR. W. C. MERCER
DENTIST
Anouncce the opening of the office
ormerly occupied by Dr. P. B. Cone
or the practice of dentistry.
Man Kicked by Mule Is
Still in Critical Condition
Injured 1a?t Sunday when kicked by
a mule, Perlie Moore, white farmer
living near here, continues in a criti- ;
cal condition in a Washington hos
pital. la -1 reports stating that the man
might recover if pneumonia does not
develop. Mr. Moore has been operat
ed on twice this week, the second
operation being necessary when the
seven stitches taken to close a wound j
in his liver failed to hold, it was stat
ed.
FOR SALE: GOOD BURROUGHS
adding machine. H. L. Swain. It |
OUR FIRST MONTHLY SPECIAL
LAMPS
This special on lamps will include our
entire stock, most of which came in this
week. An array of lamps in your choice
of table, bridge, or floor styles. Many
beautiful models.
Now on Sale!
Regular $6 and $7 lamps, fc C
reduced during sale to "
reduced during sale to
Regular $5 lamps, redu
during monthly sale to
Regular $5 lamps, reduced $3.50
Reductions on other lamps in proportion.
Buy a lamp now. We have made a 25 per
cent reduction during this sale on every lamp
in stock. No old stock. Everything is new.
VanDyke
Furniture Company
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Something New in Specials Every
Month
Watch for Our Monthly S|>ecials
To get better acquainted with those who are not regular customers of
ours, we have decided to run a special every month. These specials will be
selected from practical items in the furniture line. Nothing inferior will be
offered, and you may rest assured substantial reductions will be made. This
is no fake sale or a means of fooling customers to our store. We are going
to give you quality furniture at substantial reductions.
VanDyke Furniture Q.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
FERTILIZERS
Made in the
newest way
9ts t/u foetf you can buy
fioi, any chop
RAUGhc
ANIHAL
.ffiljflflBC.
BONE
FERTILIZERS
BAUCH LSONS COMPANY
NORFOLK, VA.- NEW BERN, N.C.
FOR SALE BY
R. L. Smith A Company, Robersonville, N. C.,- Agent
J. R. Manning, Jamesville, N. C., Agent
W. G. Keel, Oak City. N. C.. Agent
Slade, Rhodes A Co., Hamilton. N. C., Agent
Salsbury Supply Co., HasseH, N. C., Agent
W. R. Everett, Palmyra, N. C., Agent
A. B. Rogerson, Williamston, N. C., Agent