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The Canton Enterprise Volume 13 Number 12 (13)

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  • 5 THE ENTERPRISE, CANTON, N. C. I iff W W9W9WW9 W9W9WW V. BELL M LITTMAN ftj||p j Champion Drug Co. J "THE PENSLAR STORE" W T' Men, Mono Ice Crean. ^ | SJ OCHTiEALtH INSURANCE We carry a full line of spring tonics and insecticides for poultry and stock. The famous International Stock Food Line. CANTON LOCALS PUN FOR MARKETING EGGS I Infertile Product Will Withstand Con- FOUND-A sum of money*. ditions Much Better Than Fer- Call at this It ! tile—Ship Often. R. C. I a GantOn VISltOl* Monday. ment ei Agriculture.) Lawrence D. Byera of Clyde. -heUef aild br0WQ- I Arle Smathers has bought au Oakland Six of the Canton Motor Co. A laughter was born recently to Mr. and Mra. Ephriam Jackson of Canton. j nu-i'.liant or cash buyer bisl j transaction be on the qualii.-, Slap or deliver eggs al ,Kn*-t twice | ! or three times weekly. ; Small or dirty eggs should be used | i at home. • When talcing eggs to market they I should be protected from the sun's Attor.i Greenvili «Pure Blood Means Good Health g[ w Ifjp No good health without pure blood We have just _he right spring tonics to purify the blood and tone up the system. Don't Fail to Take It. What? f A bottle of spring tonic to help in- W vigorate the system and purify the 1p blood. Wfi T. Homey was at rays- C part of this •*nfertUe e8*? wi" irtthstand niar- . i ., part oi tnis ketlBg conduIong im„.u tii.ttpr than week on business. eggs. VV. M. Coman is driving a " andsom- Oakland Six, bought I METHODS FOR FEEDING CORN on Motor Co. Jess.; 11 Waynes vi lie Mount ier, was ii Get Consider on Cob—Suppl Litter Satisfac Fed Exercise When i Dry I Your Bank is Doing Its Utmost for _ What Are You Doing for Your Bank. The conscientious banker constantly studies and strives with heart and brain to individual patrons of his bapk, but also to the entire community as well. Your bank is doing its utmost for you— all you will permit it to do. What are you doing for your bank. Examine yourself. Is there any valid argument in favor of not insuring your property. |The Champion Bank CANTON, N.C. di •U has accept- s tenographer aw office. PHONE "155 CHAMPION DRUB 00. Canton, N. C. ^ ■■TncStorethatAppre.atesYoarPatronage-., W9WWW WW Wf WWW The Soldier's Easter Wedding This year will certainly be a gloriousy one for when he comes backTie'II "pin his medal on the girl he left behind," and place upon her finger the little symbol of love and faithfulness. These coming Easter weddings will have a touch of REAL ROMANCE. And just what an auspicious time to buy the ring—when the great executives of the world are gathered around a conference table arranging terms for a lasting peace. We have studied the needs of the prospective brides and grooms this year with special care and will use every effort to give unusual service and satisfaction. C. C. Hawkins, Canton, N. C. Your Jeweler .:, Next to Champion Bank Every System Requires A Spring Tonic! To assist nature in purifying the blood, and help you to overcome that "Spring-fever" feeling and to enter, with new zest, into your work. We especially recommend these to ou: ?&&*<*$& Cherry and Iron Tonic: _$1.00 Syrup Hypophosphites comp__$1.00 Sarsaparilla comp $1.00 Peptonized Iron Tonic -....$1.00 MARTIN'S DRUG STORE Next to P. O. Canton, N. C. Monuments See me before placing your orders for monuments, tombstones, counter and table.tops. In fact, anything in first class marble or granite.* D. H. KEENER, Canton,N.C. .,,.1 . J Arbutus, the fairy queen of : flowers, is being gathered in i small quantities near Canton. I Mrs. Archie Russell spent several days last, week in Waynes- ville, the guest of Mrs. Joe Howe. I Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Shay, who j recently sold their flue farm at Cruso, left for Raleigh this week. There are said to be as many as 35 cases of flu at Cruso and the school there has been closed. Mrs. J. J. Crook of Canton, visited*her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.z Jackson of Candler, this week. Mrs. Grover Smith has return, ed from Asheville, at which place she has been in the hospital for some weeks. VV. -N...Martin,_ successful bus- \ iness man" of-Hickory, was here j this week vssiting "tils brother, W. S. Martin. ! There will be a meeting of the' Scottish Rite Masons at the Ma- j sonic Hall Tuesday evening at eight o'clock. Messrs. J. T. Bailey, J. H. Kirkpatrick and G. L, Hampton, were at Black Mountain Wednesday on business. Mrs. William Woodall of Asheville, and Mrs. Charles Woodall of Raleigh, are visiting Mrs. George M. Trostel. The Misses Florence Greer and Cornelia Tatum, teachers in the Canton Graded School, spent the week end in Asheville. Mrs. R. M. Calvin and son Robert of Sunburst, were in town Tuesnay, the guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Kerr. Mrs. Mcintosh of Waynesville, spent several days here last week visiting her husband, Dr. Mcintosh of the Champion Drug Co. Mrs. Sallie Williams returned Thursday from Henry, N. C, at which place she has been visiting her sister for the past few months. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Shope of Hendersonville and brother, G. W. Davis of Asheville, visited relatives on the Dutch Cove Road last week. J. T. Bailey and Clyde Hildebrand motored to Asheville last Friday night and listened masterly address by the grand master of North Carolina Masons. W. F, P. McGee of Cruso, was in town Tuesday. Mr. McGee says he has been "living high having mountain trout whenever he wanted it since he moved to Cruso. Oak Leaf Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold,a meeting this evening at which it is expected to confer the beautiful degrees of the order on two candidates. t j John Rhodarmer, lately of the U. S.N., has received an honorable discharge, arriving home Friday. He will soon resume his former position as assistant cashier in the Champion Bank. At a meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society Thursday afternoon the following officers were elected: President. Mr.-**. L. S. Kenny;vice-president, Mr--. A. V. Haliburton; secretarv- tae-'tsurer, Mrs. Clyde A. Hilde- brand. repair the water i tnke down the -creett ihlngton Star, MILLINERY We now have our full line of Millinery ready for your inspection. Our Miss Sny- _► der used great care in selecting our better hats, both in style and price, and you will find that we have but very few hats of the same pattern. , *».at from our dis- «re not Come in and take a look. You will find we have the Styles, Quality and Right Prices. You can select youi j play with the assurance that you copying after some one else, or that any one else will have a hat just the same. I DRESS FABRICS ■joBwle DRESS FABRICS ranging 11 m—m - j-.j- - m We are proud of the showing of for this season —we are especially strong in our display of silks, both in solids and fancies, in price from Three Dollars the yard down. In our voiles and thin white goods you will find the best selection ever offered to tie people of Canton. We can satisfy the most discriminating person, either married or th uire that their wearing apparel should be the very latest in design. We are now displaying our entire line of dress fabrics -and earnestly hope you will favor us with an inspection. SNYDER BROS., THE PROFIT SHARING STORE CANTON, N. C.
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When it opened in 1908, the Champion Fibre Company was the largest pulp mill in the world. For 60 years it was under the leadership of Reuben "Mr. Champion" B. Robertson and was a...

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