READ THE WANT ADS FOR PROFIT!
BRUNSWICK PLUMBING SERVICE
We go anywhere in Brunswick for the installation and
repair of plumbing. Experienced workmanship and satis
faction on all jobs.
H. V. Gore D. L. Bowen
Shallotte, N. C.
New Yorker Is
Here For Winter
Long Island Truck Grower
Has Come Down To Get
Former Dr. Dosher Resi
dence In Shape For Win
ter Occupancy
M. L. Lindner of H. Lindner
and Sons, truck growers of Long
Island, N. Y., is in Southport
making arrangements to move
his family to their winter home,
the old Dr. J. A. Dosher residence,
COLE
PLANTERS & DISTRIBUTORS
We have them in stock, both single and double-hop
per type. These implements still are harc^ to get, and
those we have came on a quota. Get yours while they
last.
MINTZ&CO.
Harry L. Mintz, Jr., Mgr.
SUPPLY, N. G.
WANT A BARGAIN MULE?
We have a stall full of good, cheap
mules. We also have some very
good second handed mules at reason
able prices.
Shipment of fresh, young mules
within a few days.
Don't Buy A Mule Anywhere Until You See These
OLEN L- COX
Shallotte, N. C.
on the Supply road.
Extensively engaged in truck
crop growing at Long Island, the
| Lindner's grew much of their ear
ly truck crop plants in Brunswick
j county last year, transporting
them to Long Island by truck as
soon as all danger of killing frost
was over up there.
Pleased with the results, they
invested a considerable sum in a
Brunswick county home and land
and will produce all of their ear
ly plants ' here. Until last year
they relied largely on hot-house
grown plants. Mr. Lindner says
that the plants produced here
were much stronger and healthier
than the hot-house variety. They)
were able to set them out in the!
fields a great deal earlier than j
they could set out the more tend
erly reared product, without dan- [
ger of killing by frost.
Hehe this winter and until the!
very early spring, they will de
vote themselves chiefly to grow- j
ing lettuce, cabbage and pepper
plants for the first year. They!
will return to Long Island in the
spring to look after their truck j
farming.
Work Continues
On Plant Farm
Everet H. Sheppard of Shiloh,
N. J. is now back at his tomato
plant producing farm on the River |
Road. Along with clearing over
20 acres of land he is building
three small residences on his pro
perty.
Bulldozers are being used to
clear the land and it will be
planted in watermelons this first
year, the ground being too fresh
for tomato plant production. The
land being cleared now will be
added to his tomato plant pro
duction acreage next year and
more land will be cleared next win
ter for melons.
This year his tomato plants for
use on New Jersey tomato farms
will be grown on land cleared
last year and planted in water
melons. The Sheppard farm is
cocposed of 145 acres and it is
planned to ultimately use all of
it for the growth of tomato
plants.
News From
Dosher Memorial
Hospital
R. E: Hinchcliffe of Southport
entered on Monday as a medical
patient.
Miss Kitty Walton of Ash was
a surgical patient from Monday
until the following Monday.
Rufus Phelps of Ash entered on
Tuesday as a medical patient.
Mrs. Margaret McCumbee of
Shallotte was a medical patient
from Tuesday luitil Sunday,
j Mrs. Casie Swain of Southport
Brunswick County
Registration Books
WILL BE
OPEN SATURDAYS
January 1st, 8th and 15th
Registrars Will Be At Their Regular Stations In
Every Precinct On The Above Dates
NEW VOTERS MUST REGISTER
On One Of The Above Dates To Be Eligible To Vote .
In The Beer And Wine Elections
Date Of Election: Sat., Jan. 29th
Saturday, January 22 Is Challenge Day
Voting Will Be Held At Regular Precinct
Polls With Same Officials Who Served In Nov
ember Election In Charge In Their Respective
Precincts.
G. C. McKeithan, Chm. Brunswick County Board Of Elections.
spent Tuesday until Saturday as
a surgical patient.
Mrs. Elnda Holden of Supply
entered as a surgical patient on
Wednesday.
William R. Solitaire of South
port spent Thursday until Sun
day as a medical patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Larrie C. Robin
son of Supply announce the birth
of a daughter on Friday.
Robert W. Mills of Philadelphia,
Pa., entered on Thursday as a
medical patient.
Mrs. Rosa Lewis of Shallotte
was a medical patient from Fri
day until Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Sullivan of Win
nabow entered on Friday as a
medical patient.
Mrs. Carilyn Milligan of Ash
entered as a medical patient on
Saturday.
Miss Geanette Grissett of Shal-|
lotte spent Saturday until Sun-1
day as a medical patient.
Mrs. Hazel Price of Southport
entered as a surgical patient on
Saturday.
George Arnold of Southport en
tered on Saturday as a medical
patient.
Ellis Sellers of Southport was
a surgical patient from Sunday
until Monday.
Leo Clemons of Supply enter
ed on Sunday as a medical pat
ient.
Joe Loughlin of Southport en
tered as a medical patient on
Sunday.
Mrs. Geanette Knox of Bolivia
entered on Monday as a medicaJ
patient.
Mrs. Mable Herring of Supplj
entered as a medical patient on
Monday.
Mrs. C. L. Little of Bolivia en-1
tered on Monday as a medical
patient.
Mrs. Wilma McDonald of Sup
ply entered as a medical patient'
on Monday.
Master Thomas
Southport entered on
a medical patient. ^
NEW TRACTORS FOR SALE
I Have For IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
John Deere M Tractors
International Super A Tractors
Case - VA, VAC, and SC Models of Case
Tractors
I will also trade these new tractors for* used tract
ors, or mules.
L. K- FULLER
Telephone 164-J ? WHITEVILLE, N. C.
Get The Whole Story
Rev. Sheldon Jones
c
Before the date for the Beer & Wine Election in Brunswick County on Satur
day, January 29, there are some facts that intelligent men and women should know.
You are invited to make your plans to hear this fearless speaker at one of the en
gagements for which he has been scheduled in this county.
Rev. Sheldon Jones
Will Speak At Four Of The Schools Of The County
Monday, January 24 :.... Waccamaw High School
Tuesday, January 25 Bolivia High School
Wednesday, January 26 Southport High School
Thursday, January 27 Leland High School
Thursday, January 27 Shallotte High School
REV. CHAS. K. GENTRY, SPEAKER
SPECIAL RADIO SERMON
On Sunday Morning, January 23, Hear
REV. HARVEL ICARD
Over Radio Station WMFD
8 To 8:30 O'Clock
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