GIFTS
from
Clark's
Ladies* Fitted
Ba<js. Toilet Sets
Coty - Houbigant
Evening in Paris
Yard ley - Max Factor
PERFL ME SETS}
Glastonbury's
SI L VER
Special. 26-Piece Set
$16.15 up
Comparts
Perfumes
and
Matiieure Sets j
i
Nunnally - Whitman's 3
CANDIES
ELECT RIC
Toasters - Waffle Irons
Hair Dryers - Heating
Pads
Conklin and Parker
PENS am! SETS!
Christmas Tree
Livlit Set>
Indoor Sets 39c
Outdoor Sets 89c
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Canaries ami
Love Birds
Men's
Shav in* Sets
and
Traveling Kits
WATCHES and
CLOCKS
PIPES - CIG ARS
TOBACCOS
GLASSWARE
AND CHINA
Clark's!
Drug Store
Society & Personals
E. S. FEEL.
PHONS
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Spend Sunday Here
Mrs. Mark Ruft'in and son. Mil-'
ford. jr.. of Tarboro, spent last Sun
day here with Mr. and Mrs. C. B
Siceloff.
I f 0/ Relatives in Tarboro
Mr and Mrs. C. D. Anderson vis
ited relatives of Mrs. Anderson in
Tarboro last Sunday.
From Farm Life
Rev. \V B Harrington was here
Wednesday alternoon front farm
Life
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// l\t..'ms(li:y
Messrs (iilliain and While, of the
North Carolina Stale Kmplo\iiient j
Service were here Wednesday
,/a f\nen II tdmsdav
Mr Jiiu Cray. of Robert?uville,
*a> a business visitor here Wednes
day.
t/t rt From Griffins
Mr nd Mrs. Herbert Lilley, of i
(?riffins, were here Wednesday shoj>
ping.
I isit Friends Here
Mr and Mrs. W alter Jenkins and
daughter, of Boston, visited friend
here a short while this week. Mr.
Jenkins lived here in his early !>oy
hod. and after a number of years in
China is now located in Boston.
From Robersonville
Mr John lay lor was here Wed- 'J
iieMlav from Robersonville. I'
Leave tor Homes j;
Out-of-town members of the local
school faculty are leaving this after-. *
noon and tomorrow for their respect
ive homes in this State and Virginia 1
to sftend the holidays with relatives.)*
Horn* for th* Holidays
? . Russell Roebuck arrived home
Wednesday afternoon from A. C.
College to *|>end the Christmas holi
days with his parents, Sheriff and!
Mr^ C B Roebucksw f -
/ft re From II tndsor
Judge and Mrs. Francis 1). Win
ston and 'Mrs. Steve Kenney, of
Windsor, visited here Tuesday aft
ernoon.
From //asset/ .
Mr and Mrs. John W . Fubanksj
were here Wednesday afternoon from
Hassell
Fx pt t ted Home Today
Mr- C. (i. Crockett is expected
home today from Hagerstown, Md.:
where vhr visited relatives. Her son.
l orn, who is attending St. John's Col
lege, will accompany her home.
I isilors Hen t his H Yc?
Messrs. Fletcher Dickens and W
I Anderton, of Roanoke Rapids,
visited here this week.
fttn From Robersonville
Mesdames Vance Roberson and;
Pitt Roberson. of Rolxrsonville, vis-'
iteti here Wednesday afternoon.
'WHEN YOf CHANGE TO A NEW
motor od we realize that you w ant
to be sure that you are getting ex
actly the right motor oil for your
ear. at the right price. Texaco has
the right weight and quality at the
right price, and you can always
make sure you are getting the best
in motor oil. You can purchase
Havoline and Texaco Motor Oil on
an absolute guarantee of satisfac
tion." Central Service Station, The
|Tex.u?? Place
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COSTS LITTLE.
TASTES LIKE A
??&' MILLION
&
I
From \ or'oik
Mr. and Mrs. B B Baxter, of
Norfolk, visited here this week.
VHilars Hrrt Wednesday
Mrs. W H. Adkins and Mrs. Rob
ert Adkins. of Robersonville, visited
Mrs. J H. Edwards here Wednes
day * - - I
lui/ Mr and Mrs. barnhUl
Mrs. Ferd Pollard and little son, I
Jule visited Mrs. Pollard's parents,
Mr and Mrs. J. T. Barnhill, here
this week
From Si otland Xech
Frank Pittman. of Scotland Ntsck.'i
vi-ited friends here Tuesday evening. -
lu V orlolk Thursday
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth P. Finds
let. Mrs lasrrmr l.indsley and son,
Lawrence. jr.. visiter! relatives in |
Norfolk yesterday.
1.x pi i It 1/ llomr Today
Mr. T. B. Brandon is expected 1
home todav from Raleigh, where h ? 1
has been atending a state meeting of i
farm agents this week.
In Raleigh and Durham j
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Biggs and 1
Mr>. L. T. Fowden shopped in Ra-ji
leigh and Durham Wednesday.
In ChapeI HiII Yesterday
Superintendent of Martin County 1
Schools J. C. Manning and Attorney 1
IS. S. Peel were in Chapel Hill yes- 1
lerday in the interest of the county's (
.chool building program. Junie Peel t
iccompanied them on the trip. jt
4 nnoanee Fngagement ?>
Mr. and Mts. Alonzo Rogerson an- v
tounte the engagement and approach (
ng marriage of their daughter, Sudie, 1
o Mr, J. It Rivers ?n. the wedding
I
o take phce on Sunday, January ..
12 ldto.
Two Methods of
Curing Hog Meat
There are two principal methods
of curing meat advocated in North
Carolina?the brine cure and the dry
salt cure, either of which is satis
factory Common salt is the basis
of all meat curing and ui either
method is the predominant factor
In both cures sugar is sometimes
used to give the meat a better flavor
and to counteract the action oT the
salt by keeping the muscles soft,1
where salt alone mantes them hard
Formulas for both the brine cure
and the dry salt cure are given in'
Extension Folder 34 on "Killing and
Curing Meat on the Farm." Copies
of this folder may be had free up- [
011 application to the Agricultural:
Editor at State College.
\'tsilinf! in It jit ink
Mrs. M I., baines is visiting her!
ourents in Raleigh for a few days. >
Iti turn From II ilson
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Muse and lit
tle daughter, hlizabelh, returned yes
terday from Wilson, where they vis
ted relatives for several days.
AGAIN TAKES THE LEAD,?
that's Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline,' i
or Oil. the greatest gasoline and'
motor oil of all times."?Central I
CARD OF THANKS
We take this opportunity to ex
iress our great appreciation for the
tind acts done and the expressions
if sympathy during the recent ill
less and death of our husband and
ather We also wish to sincerely
hank those who contributed the
leautiful floral offering?Mrs. D D
Stalls and Children
WE STRUCK IT RIGHT. JUST
chat this country has been waiting
or a good 25c Motor Oil, put up
n cans. Texaco Motor Oil has the
luality and is a good buy at 25 cents
ler quart "?Central Service Station,
Chick" Manning and Garland Col
rain.
FIREWORKS
W12 HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE
LINE OF FIREWORKS EVER DIS
PLAYED IN MARTIN COUNTY.
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
CAP
PISTOLS
10c to 40
l'/2 in. CHINESE FIRECRACKERS ^ Qc
K' 50 in package AW
l'/j in. CHINESE FIRECRACKERS ??
20 in pickage -
All Other Items Priced Very Low ? Come Out
and Look Over Our Stock
SUNNY SIDE INN
Highway No. 17 Theo Roberson, Prop.
WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
Personalize Your
Christmas Gifts
Bv Having the Owners Name or
y U
Initials on Them
Name or initials stamped in gold
on any Pen, Pencil, Leather Articles,
Book, or any other article made of hard
rubber, leather, celluloid, or wood.
50c
EACH
ARTICLE
No Charge for Stamping Any Article Purchased
From Us Which Retails for $3.00 or More
PetU's-Uwtlm
"Gift Center" *
121 MAIN STREET WILLIAMSTON
K -cojfei, ,,
Tri-County Unit of
Future Farmers in
Meet Last Friday
Next Meeting Will Be Held
In Jamesville Latter
Part of January
Decision to meet with the James
ville High School in Martin Coun
ty on January SI was reached at
the first-meeting of the Tri-County
unit of the Future Farmers of Amer
ica, which held their first meeting
in Rosier last Friday.
Upwards of 200 students of vo
cational agriculture in Jamesville,
Columbia, Plymouth, Rosier and
Creswell were present. Officers
were elected as follows: Louis Alii
good, Creswell, president: Grayson
Everett, Rosier, vice president; Her
man Cahoon, Columbia, secretary;
Thomas Holliday, Jamesville, treas
urer; William Darden, Plymouth, re-,
liorter.
Present in an advisory casiacity
were the teachers of agriculture in
these schools, including: A. H. Guy.j
Columbia; C. H Floyd, Rosier; A. H i
Tucker, Creswell; J. O. Coosier,
Plymouth; R. C. Jordan, Jamesville.
Principal D. E Poole, of the Rosier
school, welcomed the students.
Program included: Resiort on
Rosier Club by Bill Bell; talks by
Harold Swain, Joe Holliday and Earl
Spruill; quartet, Grayson Everett,
Paul Brey, Harry Chesson, Wood
row Collins; harp music, Gordon
Chesson and Cecil Craft; music by
Rosier school band.
Objectives for the coming year in
:lude: More association between the
Refreshing Relief
When You Need a Laxative
Because of the refreshing relief It
has brought them, thousands of men
and women, who could afford much
more expensive laxatives, use Black
Draught when needed. It Is very
economical, purely vegetable, highly
effective. . Mr J Lester Roberson,
well known hardware dealer at Mar
Untvllle. Va , writes: "I certainly can
recommend Black-Draught as a splendid
medicine I have taken It for constipation
and the dull feelings that follow, and havs
found .1 very satisfactory."
BLACK.DRAUGHT
chapter*, viait and obcarve other public taahinf livaatock Judpni,
.chapter* at work; create friendly ri- father and aon banquet; lummer pic
|valry between chapter* in athletic*, nic; promotion of rural leederahip.
How Calotabs Help Nature
? To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Ifffllnns have found in Calotabe a
mod valuable aid in the treatment
of colas. They tahe one or two tab
lets the first night and repeat the
third or fifth night If needed.
Bow do Q? lotahs help Nature
throw off a ooldT First, Calotat*. is
of mint thorough tnH de
MbU at all tntnatlnal eltmlnanU.
cleansing the Inteetlns) tract of
term-laden
the germ-laden mucus and tnrlnes
Second. OeWehe an diuretic to tfca
kidneys, pranotlut the " "
of cold poLaonsfrocn the a.
the double |
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STRAIGHT BflTOM
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CCMTMIV WSTILLIM CO.I
? MOAI* ? IkkMMMS |]
A CENTURY PRODUCT
INVADER is walcoma bacausa it answars
tha two most important liquor questions,
WHERE DO YOU COME FROM?
WHAT DO YOU BRING?
INVADER comas from Canturv. In scianca and skill,
in hygiana and sanitation, Contury is unsurpassod
by any distillory in tha world.
INVADER brings you thodistillad assanca of choica,
da-garminatad corn, mallowad for aight months in
now charrad oak barrals undar tamparatura control.
ON SALE AT YOUR
COUNTY LIQUOR STORE
CENTURY DISTILLING CO., PEORIA, ILL
; Do Your CHRISTMAS Saving
| ?at?
PENDER
Quality food values for the holiday
feast. Not only will they save you
money for other Christmas needs?
but they will make your Christmas
dinner more enjoyable.
May we take this opportunity to
wish you and yours the heartiest
season's greetings for a Merry
Christmas and a Happy and Pros
perous New Year.
r Dromedary
Cranberry
SAUCE
2 cans .. 29c
Dromedary
Fruit Cake
MIX
35c pkg.
Can New York State
Pumpkin .. 10c
Libby All Green
ASPARAGUS
2 cans 45c
Southern Manor Fruit
COCKTAIL
2 cans 29c
Triangle, Sweet Mixed and
.\ Gherkin
PICKLES
Quart jar 21c
Southern Manor
Tiny Green
PEAS
2 No. 2 cans 35c
Pender's Old
Virginia Fruit
CAKE
1 lb. Tin 49c
Holiday Mix
Candy, lb. . 10c
Pender Flyer each
Wagons .. $4.75
SALAD TREAT
MAYONNAISE
Pint jar 21c
WESTON'S
CRACKERETTES
1 lb. okg 17c
SALE OF
Popular
COFFEES
D. P. Blend
19clb.
Yellow Front
17c lb.
Golden Blend
15c lb.
Dromedary
Dates, pkg. 15c I
ATLANTIC BRAND
MINCE MEAT
2 lb. jar 27c
13 oz jar Libby Queen I
Olives ..... 25c [
HOLIDAY WRAPPED
CIGARETTES
Carton of 200, $1.20
f COLONIAL PURE CONCORD
I GRAPE JUICE
Pt size . 13c Qt size . 25c
Our Pride Bread, 20 os. _10c
RUMFORDS
BAKING POWDER
12-oz. can 21c
Our Pride Bread Crumba, pkg. 5c