EjFSPAY, OCTOBER 9
fen
BRIEFS I
last week
McEwen, the well j
Hjrj popular court steno-j^
^^ uas here attending court'a
TaVVVEK here a
Herbert McClammy, well a
ar-d highly respected cri-j ^
jjuyer. was a Southport! a
i (tttim. hav
hay cutting time at the 11
Homsby and Ludlum
ar.d large tonnage is re "ikorr
bitixg
Bonner Bussells was a
sh Ground fisherman on1
H*iay and caught some 20 1 ^
i btsv WEEK
Annie Mae W'oodside, the i
county school supennienK$
been quite busy in the
during the past week. 1
olllOAT REPAIRS
pilot boat. J. J. Stone, ?
B.^a up on the beach last
ndergoing a thorough over
Band painting.
[makes sale
Bj-unv.e Hood, local agent
Erbanks-Morse products,
B^ the new pump for the
Bisheries. Inc., installed last | *
r
i rcadv to fish ^
gemice Russ will have his
HSnnp boat in shape and ^
o ?o on Monday. He has I
Hj a' new engine and equip- p
a
still improving
Bcs will be glad to learn I
^Be condition of Malcom [
Kor. of Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Hcor.tinues to show improvehcoxfinkd
to ded
Harmond Leggett, the local
B:e and Raleigh observer
here, was confined to his
Bor several days this past
I:.: is now up and about
Bdiodeling home
B Annie Mae Woodside,
I: the celebrated old ClemBlouse
on East Moore St., ,
Benr.g the roof with metal
^Bkir.g it into an apartment {
Br.d painting the out-side.
i catch trout
^Wty of visitors from FayBt
were taken out to the
Bh grounds by Charlie Do-1
B the Marine hospital boat I
Bight some forty trout or j
I BUSLNESS TRIP
Chapman Manson and Mr.
^Ves, of Wilmington, were
nsitors in Southport. 1
Hanson is a large stock- j
Bh the Peoples United
B' w"bich Mr. Yates is the
Bwed residence
Mrs. Ben Gray, of
JJ City, have moved into
^see home on East Moore
Ssouinport s i I
fish packer, 1
bout twenty I
ig for his I
\e have ]\
, This time
;tate. We I
t fast enouj
s in the sts
Hinnant a<
of the best
make Radi
)LUR
*********
Actual work on the new buildtig
is expected to begin as soon
s the final stamp of approval is ^
jg
High Arl
Fall Suits
All the Newest
Styles and Colors
$17.50 to
$22.50
Top Coats
Half-belt and full-belt
models that you will be
proud to wear
$17.50to $20.00
ODD P
Some real bar^
Many of these pant
our regular stock.
$4.00 tc
Anderson
Corner Front i
WILMINGT
<3t3l3t3C3<3tJtJt3CK3t3t3t3t3ti<
ON
jst added the fourth I
: we have Mr. Hinnar
1 1 o _
lave had so mucn i\a<
*h. We are going to ha
ite or we are not goii
Jded to our Radio rep
shops in the state nov
o.
Terms T<
ffiUS M(
\
, 1935
PAINTING AND REPAIRS Jj
Judge E. H. Cranmer is put- j j
ng an entire new metal roof on
is home and in the rear the en-i *
re second story is being inclos- j
i in glass, making a very des-1 g
able sun or sleeping porch. ^
/hen the new dress of paint is'
ut on it will be much improved j'
nd very pretty. U
, ?
AGE NO BOTHER .
Mr. A. E. Peterson, local buil- (
er, who installed the new pumps ^
t the N. C. Fisheries plant last
reek, has reached the ripe age | i
bove eighty years and is still
ctive in constructing and mov- j I
lg business. He is often to be I
een atop a house or a ladder j
gainst one. Mr. Peterson has I
een a resident of Southport for
>rty years.
iVhiteville Gets
Armory Costing
Around $22,000 >
\{
irmy Official In Town The s
First Of The Week Look- ,
ing Over The Proposed ]
Sites For The New Build- |i
ing M
! i
TOWN IS DONATING 1
LOT FOR BUILDING
?ite Approved By The Gov- J
eminent Is On Franklin :
Street, Spot Which Is j
Now OccuDied Bv
Home Of H. A. j
Smith
Under recent federal allotment,
Vhiteville gets a new $22,794 arnory
building and community
louse, in which to house the Serice
Battery of the 252nd Coast
irtillery.
W41VT T? Vi ?- . . _
ive one of the best Rad
ng to have one at all. i
air force we believe
v. We carry parts in
/
/
> Suit You.
)T0R CC
THE
I
>ut on the proposed site for the
milding, which is being donated j
>y the Town of Whiteville.
Of several sites proposed, the 1
government official who was in |
own the first of the week liked j
he H. A. Smith land on Frank- j i
in Street best. He said he contidered
the location ideal for the
jurposes for which it was inten- j (
led, and he thought it would be
fiven final approval.
The town is donating the lot I
'or the armory. j1
Sa,w Operator Is
Instantly Killed
Former Resident Of Colum-1
bus County Almost Has
Head Severed From Body!
When Saw Flies Loose i
And Hits Him
Bladenboro, Oct. 2.?Clayton
Hattaway, young Bladenboro
white man, was instantly killed
jarly this morning while operating
a small wood saw about a
mile from town. His head was
practically severed from his body
when one of the boxes holding
the saw broke, throking the saw I
igainst his chin and severing his J
head just below the ear.
Death was instantaneous, the
young man never moving or making
a sound. In the woods with
young Hattaway were three other
men who brought the body to the
home on Ash street. Mr. Hattaway
leaves a young wife and
small baby.
Funeral services are being held |
today (xnursaayj ana interment]
will be made in the family ceme-1
tery in Columbus County.
Checks
/ Malaria
DuO 55 i
Liquid Tablets . . ,
Salve Nose Tonic and Laxative t
Drops
t Clothes I
#
JilSli I
[ ll '
ants" I
jains in odd pants,
s are from suits in j
> $5.00
Hufham
and Princess
ON, N. C.
_ ? > y ^
at3tKKKXKJC3tKKKK3t3<?E
01
ladio Repairman to 01
it one of the best Radi
wnrlc until we could
STATE PORT PILOT, SOUT1
Weekly Quiz
' b
1. Where is Baylor Univer-1 vv
sity?
2. When was the first U. S.
Government post office opened ? In
3. Who was the first white J
man to reach India by sea? jel
4. What was the first bank! di
established in U. S.?
5. When did Lincoln deliver j J
his famous Gettysburg address? iw
6. How many drams in an ?
ounce ?
7. What is a Lanyard? C
8. How much will a bushel of
oats weigh ? !n
9. What is a toboggan? jh
10. What is the capital of I
Peru ? jB
11. What is a thesaurus? |w
12. Who is king of Italy?
(Answers on page 7) w
! t<
Two bankers appeared at the jc
golden gates. St. Peter examined
his records and could not find h
that they were entitled to admission.
They insisted that the
records must be wrong. St. Peter u
finally agreed to go inside and "
examine another set of records, tl
When he returned both the r
bankers and the golden gates "
were gone! F
? 1955. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
)KSSXXXXX3f3CgS?SX3t3t
r TH
11
r> j* We ha
lir Rad.10 tractor rep
0 men in good stock
!not turn Automob
lio repair ^
\nd with Radio Su
7 .hr Bicycle S
?r R C A VI
^ V*
1 *
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
HPORT, N. C.
Thomasboro News
Farmers in this section have
een taking advantage of ideal
eather for gathering hay.
R. J. Sommersett is erecting a
ew garage on his premises.
Mr. M. C. Benton from Faytteville
was in this vicinity Fria-y
Mrs. R. O. Lewis and Mrs.
. H. Bennett were among those
ho were Southport visitors last
eek.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stone and
arinne Stone went to Wilmingm
Saturday night to see, "She
tarried Her Boss", at the Carona
Theatre.
Commissioner and Mrs. B. W.
ienton and Mrs. Lacy Bennett
'ere in Wilmington Thursday.
His friends will regret that it
as necessary for Mrs. Benton
3 be taken to the Brunswick
lounty Hospital for treatment.
Mr. Cornelius Thomas from
Iharlotte made a business trip
ere this week.
A1 lof the eggs at breakfast
re re properly boiled except one.
I'd like to know what makes
his egg so hard when all the
est are soft," remarked Mrs. B?
It was laid by a Plymouth
lock"
fifc ^^ra9eCs8?9888flaUMoa8Si9SfiS 'wjsjjMSVf vX88&j
ve been operating on
air shops in the state
of parts.
ile Supplies and F
pplies and Repaii
upplies and Repa
ICTOR and DELC
rholesale an
: m
I '
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXv.
E Bl
EXXXXX3 *3tXXXJt3t3t3C3t:
1ST e
of the best Automofc
: for a number of year
Repair Shop
r Shop
ir Shop
0 RADIOS
id Retail
iteville, N
SXXXXXXSXXXKXXXXB
#
III -d?ailM
Promotion Given
Modoc Officer
Gunner Henry A. Wessel, of
i the U. S. Coast Guard cutter
Modoc, has received orders tran:
sferring him to base 6, Fort
: Lauderdale, Fla. where he is to
take over the duties of the executive
officer of that unit.
For several years he was commanding
officer of the coast
guard cutter Lexington, and Hudson,
stationed in New York. Last
summer he relieved S. Christiansen
as officer in charge of the
Naugatuck while the latter was
on leave. While stationed here he
assisted at several civic functions
of this city and made numerous
friends who all wish him the best
of luck at his new assignment.
Stranger: "Ah, Mrs. Mudge,
onehalf of the world is ignorant
of how the other half lives."
"Not in this village, Miss."
Surgeon (to attendant): "Go
and get the name of the accident
victim so that we can inform his
mother."
Attendant (three minutes later)
: "He says his mother knows
his name."
I
W "OMAHA"^
a7. ? ^-iP ^/ j.I
IfJc OlfJCi, UJ IK
the Preakness,
#
I. Omaha is
today.
\ And in the
\ erfield is outs
%. Both won
merit.
Apply any
erfields stand
I 1 Ws cigarettes.
They are r
you know y
taste better?
.. for mildness
.. for better ta<
\
THREE ]
| Floating Filling
Station In Use
The only floating filling staI
tion ever seen in Southport is
being operated here by ex-Sheriff
R. D. White, county distribution
! agent for Purol products.
The floating station is stationed
at Southport for the convenience
of shrimp boats, passing
j yachts and other craft powered
jby gasoline moters.
The station is the reconditioned
schooner Slader and is powered
1 with a gasoline motor which
makes it possible to make trips
to Wilmington for a cargo of gasoline.
Her tanks hold 6,000 gallons.
There also is room for a
large supply of lubricating oil.
I Old and haggard, pale and worn.
Wrinkled, tattered, and torn.
Bedragged and creased like an
ancient mummer?
Your white linen suit at the end
of summer.
"I understand both of our sons
are studying in Paris."
"Yep. Mine is a writer. He
writes for money."
"Mine is an artist. He draws
on me."
Winner, one after
w Kentucky Derby,
and the Belmont
an outstanding horse
cigarette world Chesttandinp.
o*
their place strictly on
test you like?Chestfor
the best there is in
nilder ... yet they let
ou're smoking. They
give you real pleasure.
ite
)!
11
II
il
II
I !
?ile, truck and
s and carry a j
I
II
11
J \
11
.c. |
mi nil 1
'