Basket ball Games Tonight
And Tomorrow Night Here
The Sanitary Grocery basketball
cagers will meet the Rocky Mount
YMCA in the local gym this evening
at 'i:30 o'clock, with an all-star line
up on both teams. Baker and Jimmie
Brown, Professor Uzzle, Herbert
Leary, Murphy L. Barnes. Dick
Cherry and Hardy Rose are slated
for action against the visitors this
evening.'
Dallas Frank and Frosty Martin,
managers of the local cagers, an
nounced today that they had games
pending with Campbell College, the
Wake Forest freshmen, Norfolk's
Texaco Quint and Police, and the
New York Police.
Tomorrow evening at the same
hour, the local high school boys and
girls will meet Plymouth's two
teams in the local gym.
Sites Requirements For
Signing Cotton Contract
For a farm to-..be eligible for a
cotton contract in 1936. the land
must have grown cotton at least
two years since 1930. One of the
years specified is either 1934 or 1935.
If natural causes which could not
be controlled, prevented planting in
either or both of these years, credit
foi planting one year will be given,
but cotton must have been grown
on the land at least another year
since 1930. Another requirement is
that the farm must have a base
acreage of one who] acre or more
to be eligible for a 1936 contract.
Edgecombe Farmer Raises
Cedars for Holiday Market
In the spring of 1933, Allard A.
Battle, of Edgecombe County, plant
ed 225 Red Cedar seedlings. This
winter he had for sale 223 Christmas
trees four to six feet high.
Sale of Town Auto Tags
Progressing Rapidly Now
With the 15th of this month set
as a deadline for their purchase, the
sale of town automobile lass is pro
gressing rapidly now, Chief W. B
Oamel announced last evening. A
bout one-half or nearly two hundred
plates have been sold so far, it was
stated.
a
White Leghorn Sets Now
Record at State College
A white leghorn pullet at the
State College poultry plant produce
ed 313 eggs during her pullet year
ar. din the 518 days elapsing since
she laid her first egg. she has pro
duced 435, without taking time out
for a moult.
Wants
HOME FOR SALE: LOCATED ON
Haughton Street. Two-story build
ing. Corner lot and in one of the
best residential sections in town.?,
G. W! Hardison. jan,-3 2t;
NOTICE: FOR TIN AND SLATE
roofing, guttering, conductor pipe,
ventilators, chimney stacks, stove
epairing, sky lights, cornace work,
furnace pipe and general roof re
pairing and painting, (radiator re
pairing) and anything in sheet met
al work and plumbing, call on J. C.
Norris. We are also agency for the
v. ell-known Exide Batteries?the.
long-life battery. Sales and service
station. Your patronage will be ap
preciated. J. C. Norris at rear of
J C. Leggett's store, Washington
Street, Williamston, N. C. d-31 2t
12 1-2 ACRE FARM WITH 5 ROOM
house for sale. One-half mile from
depot, Parmeie. Terms easy. W. C.
fanning, agent. d 17 tf
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READ OUR
INVITATION
TO YOU ?
Smoke 10 fragrant Camels. If you
don't find them the mildest,
best-flavored cigarettes you ever
smoked, return the package with
the rest of the cigarettes in it to us
at any time within a month from
this date, and we will refund your
full purchase price, plus postage.
{Signed} R.J. ReynoldsTobacco f
Co., Winston-Salem, N. C.
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CAMELS
MORE
COSTLIER
TOBACCOS
fni
CAMELS MUST PLEASE YOU . ..OR YOU PAY NOTHING!
TUNE IN ON
BETTY MOORE
Interior Decoration Expert, in a Series of
Talks on Home Decoration and Arrange
ment over Radio Station?
WPTF, ItALEIGH
Each Wednesday, 11.30 A. M,
Williamston Hardware Co
DOG STRAYED: LOST IN 8***'
across Roanoke River last Wednes
day Red w.th ahaggy *?*
on right fool .ndhui*?"1 ??h
side Finder please communicate
with Oscar Peel. Willirunton, R F.
D. and receive reward.
FOR RENT: STORE ADJOINING
the postuff.ce, will, hoi and cold
water and steam heat. ? ^ ^
SWton. -
notice
?S?}?SS?S5
F^?^eTd?
even date-nd fenor tHerew.th. de
lault having .n"l"s and snpula
ment of the said deed of trust
tions contained ui said deed d
not having been comphed with and
at dhnotes Utl?e undersigned trustee
said notes*. u?c 27th aay of
lU, on .^t^'weKe o aoch noon
rn'Trom of the courthouse door in
wr. hams ton. offer for
&S&S3r-?*l
iSSiSBil
S^rSEstt
1935 ELBERT S. PEEL,
I Trustee.
>d31 4tw ?
notice
Davis, and of record i Book
^'hla7page ?rSaM of trust
U-1. pdK^ , |t.? nurpose
having be*n dale and
sgrrtersrss
-??r=r>3-rH
'tweWe2 o'clock'nom, Jmn S
of the courthouse door^ in^Re^own
vSSS&'&h'Z&i
liSprfil
bv the lands of Mrs J. BWaters
and on the west by the land of
Warren W. Waters, containing (34)
tlnrty7fo.Tr acres, more or less, and
being the same land that ?as dtjed
oil to T V. Davis by L. r waters
and wife, Fannie V. Waters on the
27th day of Sept^ber l920, whmh
deed is of record in the public rig
istry of Martin County in book D-2,
BtTh5e the5 26th day of December.
1935 ELBERT S. PEEL,
d31 4tw Tru?tee._
NOTICE OF RESALE
Under and by virtue ofanorder
by the Superior Court and "je
thonty conta.nedjnthat certain
deed of trust, dated the ls,,* ?
March. 1915. executed by Johni E.
Corey and wife, Lizzie L. Corey,
said deed of trust being of record
Public Registry of Marttn
County in book 39, at page 513, same
being given to secure certain note of
even date therewith, and the stipu
lutions therein contained not having
been complied with, ^ undersigned
substituted trustee at the rwuest oi
the parties interested, and under the
order hereinbefore referred to, will
on Friday the 3rd day of January
1936 at 12 o'clock m. in front of
the courthouse door in the Town of
Williamston. N C , offer to the "Rh^
est bidedr, for cash, the following
real estate:
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OUUfever
first day
Liquid - Table A HEADACHES
Salve - N->?? Drop* in i0 minutes
ANNOUNCING OUR
OPENING SALE
BEGINNING
Friday, January 11th
Now Located at Store Formerly Occupied by
S. Ganderson & Sons, Next Door to J.O. Manning
Watch for Circular with New Low Prices on Opening Sale
Norfolk Underselling Co.
Beginning at a black gum now
standing and marked in the head oi
Little Creek, and which is the south
east corner of what is known as the
Bet tie Lee Grey land and the north
eat corner of the Lewis Holliday
land, running south S degrees W. 142
poles, to R J Peel's luies; thence
with said R. J. Peels line west 88
poles to Lewis Holliday's line; thence
with said Holliday's line north 9 1-2
degrees E. 124 poles to a marked
dead pine with pointers; thence
north 22 3-4 degrees W. 90 poles to
a cypress, Holliday's and Peel's cor
ner; thence south 84 1-2 degrees E.
60 poles to a cypress; thence north
5 degrees E. 40 poles with the bed
of the Bettie Lee Grey field; thence
north 8 1-2 degrees W. to the three
(3) pines now marked and agreed
corner between the Symon Ward
and Bettie Lee Grey land. This be
ing the southwest corner of the Bet
tie Lee Grey tract of land; thence
a northwardly course with an old
line of marked trees, being the old
dividing line between the Bettie Lee
Grey and Symon Ward tracts to a
small branch about one-fourth mile
north of the J. Edwin Peel road;
thence down the various courses of
the center of said branch to a cy
press stump in the center of Little
Creek, marked with pointers; thence
up Little Creek, its various course
to a line of marked trees and thence
with said line of marked trees to the
place of beginning, containing two
hundredatre^moreorless^ubject
only to a timber deed on the south
part of aa>d land of about 59 acres
Dated this the 18th day of De
cember, 1939.
ROY D. KEAR,
d24 2tw Substituted Trustee.
Wheeler Martin, attorney.
NOTICE
North Carolina. Martin County. |
Under and by virtue of the power
!of sale contained in a certain deed
of trust executed to the undersigned ;
trustee by C. G. Godard and wife, ,
Alice Godard, on- lljfe 20th day of
March. 1924, and of record in the
public registry of Martin County, in
book Q-2. page 89, said deed of trust
having been given for the purpose
of securing a note of even date and
tenor therewith, default having been
made in the payment of the said note
and the stipulations contained in said
deed of trust not having been .com
plied with, and at the request of the
owner of the said note, the under
signed trustee will, on Monday, the
27th day of January, 1936, at twelve
o'clock noon, in front of the court
house door in the town of William
ston, offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed real estate, to wit:
Beginning in the county road lead
ing from Everetts to the town of
Williamston, N. C.. on the south side
of the road opposite Marshall Cher
ry's corner, being the southeast cor
ner of the home place, thence south
ward with said Cherry line to coun
ty home line, thence with aaid coun
ty home line far enough m that a
parallel line with the first line back
of the Williamston and Evcretts road
would include one-half of the land
deeded to R. J Peel by Marshall
Chen^anj^^^^^odarch^Thi^K^
ing the same lead deeded to the mid
C. G. end Alice Godard by B. Duke
Critcher. trustee.
This the ttth day ot December,
IMS.
ELBERT & PEEL.
d31 4tw Trustee.
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Lhanneldrain
ROOFING
<r COPRLOY
Carload Channeldrain
ROOFING
RECEIVED THIS WEEK
Regular Price $4.75
This Car $4.25
WILLIAMSTON
il %
Supply Company
WARNING
Buy Your Town
Auto License
Plates NOW!
This is to advise all automobile own
ers living in the corporate limits of Wil
liamston that unless tags are bought and
placed on cars by?
Wednesday
January 15th
THEY WILL BE SUBJECT TO ARREST
The laxity of car owners, as prac
ticed in former years, will not be toler
ated again this year.
No further notice will be given.
J.L.HASSELL
MAYOR . '
WeM%s Old/
but we've K^^5|^ears^experience
Blount Fertilizer Company
"?co*poh*tio
Oualitv Fertilizers
KNVHXK. North
January 1. 1936
I BLOUNT Uta
Or?envillk. North Carolina
TO THI PUBLIC:
Three years ago we began mixing tome home-mixed fertilisers and
making field teeta along with many other food commercial fertlliears. Ve
used the experience fathered from produclnf tobacco, cotton, corn, peanuts,
potatoes and other faro products in lastern Berth Carolina for over half a
century and the results from selllnf. testing and experimentinf with ferti
lisers for 46 years. The results from our home-mixed fertilisers were so
gratlfylnf and outstandlnf we felt it our duty to offer it to our customers,
so ws organized the Blount Tartili mr Ccmpviy ot Oreenvllle. forth Carolina.
located at the Norfolk-Southern Railroad near Johnston'* Warehouse.
We are proud of the gromth ot the Blount Fertiliser Business as
it lias doubled Itself each year and we have built larga additions to our
factory this year to take care of our friends and customers. Ws now have
dealers located in Wlntervllle, Aytan. QrimaalanA. OiocominUy. Faravlllw,
Pilot, Zebulon, Macclesfield. Fountain. Walatontorg. Bethel, tocky Mount
and Robersonvllle.
Since we began uanol adoring and xxaing our home-mixwd tariilitara
exclusively on our own farms we have averaged from $3.00 to $4.00 a hundred
pounds abovs the average of the tobacco market, this atatamant I can sub
stantiate by our records, and it Is also the experience of many, many more
of our customers, who are using Blount's Fertilisers on their erops.
We know what It takes to make tobacco la lastern Vorth Carolina
and we are not telling you that building a tartilitar Is any secret. We
? will show any farmer, anytime, what goes into each tag ot Blount's Ilgh
Orade Tariilitara. te use nothing but plant foods as a filler, and every
pound of materials that go Into the making of each ton of fertiliser *re
the very best in quality and are recommended by our ttate Department.
We invite you to visit our plknt at anytime. We want your
business and appraciaia your patroaaga.
Tours truly,
OQMPAVT, Inc..
GREENVILLE
MenuUcturtrs'SrHoiiie-Miitd Fertilisers
NORTH CAROLINA
A. R. OSBORNE, Agent - Robers on villeJV.C.