Change Machinery Rationing Program All (arm implements and equip ment, including attachments, having a retail value of $25 or less have been removed from Class B under an amendment to the (arm machinery rationing order, and may be sold without restrictions, according to in formation received by the State USDA War Board, with headquar ters at State College. The new amendment, which be came effective October 1, also re moved hay presses from Class B, making clear that hay presses come under the classification of hay bal ers and'are in Class A. Providing a retail price classifica tion for smaller and less scarce ar ticles, it was explained, will save farmers the necessity of making cer tification of need to declare when purchasing these items. The farm machinery rationing or der became effective September 17, and placed all farm machinery and equipment in three general classifi cations. Those articles in Class A may be sold only upon presentation of a certificate from the county farm ma chinery rationing board; those in Class B may be sold upon certifica tion by the fanner to the dealer that the item is essential to production; and those in Class C may be sold without restriction. As provided in the original order, 'jANTAUHHG fLAVOR (9uc?. ta&d 'VLkVtK-k'ujoiien ? Wine from the Lake Erie Islands is pressed from America's finest grapes. Serve E & K?and vour choice is the finest wine from this district! Enjoy E&K Ohio Port, Sherry, D ty Sherry, Tokay and Muscatel...delicious with dessert or for afternoon or evening. By producers of the celebrated E & R Sauternes since 1863. Buy now...supply limited. En-gels 4c Krudwig Wine ?o., Sandusky, Ohio. flIXTY SIGE , -he wants ter know. Ef a feller makes his hay down on ther bottom lands that has g rowed rich (rum ther hill-wash, and plows under ther green-growth up on pov erty-slope, aint he a prutty good char-acter to trust ther up-keep of ther Lord's land with? I was a-settin berhind ther sceip tion case in a drug store tuther day when a spruced up gentleman walk ed in and says?Doc, I hav got a ailment in my lower nb-damin that peers to hav spread up into my stom ick, and frum thar on into my taste pipe, twell hit feels lak I am a bit bilyus, and I needs sumthin to hedge off a proachin spell of malary. And ther Doc felt his pulse, and looked into his eyes rite good, and put ther thermometer into his mouth and says?Mr Richun, you air a lit tle bit outn order, but this here compound will git you strait, and thanks fer cummin in. And as Mr Richun went out, ther Doc turnt to his book and put 'im down?Medicine $1, then he says to me?Rich folks over eats jest lak pore folks, dont thay? Then purty soon a nuther feller comes in and says ? Doc, I's bin workin mity hard lately, cause ther pay is purty good, but last week I took a day off and went fishin, and we had a great big fry, and case of beer to make it all go good, and dast ef ther day-out, and all ther frills long with it, aint got my stumick sturred up twell I feels malary-fied And ther Doc says?Yas, I knows perzactly ther fix you air in, but this here compound will fix you up fine, and 25c wlil pay ther bill. Little la ter ther Doc says to me?He's bin out on a hi-lark, and ef it hadnt bin fer his home folks I'd a-charged 'im a dollar lak I did old Money-bag. Then a old ooman cum in all outn breath, and a-hobblin on a stick, and says?Well thank ther Good Lord I kotched you here this time. That ar stumick ailment has got me a-gin twell I cant hardly get breath ernuf to breathe with, and ther bile inside me is a-gittin ther better of my dis position, and I jest wants summo of that medicine you gived me last Spring, cause I knows hit will start ther works. And ther Doc says?Yas, I knows you knows, cause you air half a doctor your sef, and a-nuther dose of this here compound shore will fix yer for fair, and mebby git rationing boards have been set up in each county, composed of the chairman of the County AAA com mittee, who serves as chairman, and two farmers selected by the County USDA War Board. Two alternates al so were named. These committees, the War Board said, were named to Berve until No vember 1 when a permanent farm machinery rationing plan will go in to effect. Attention? Sweet Potato Growers Give us your orders for Sweet Pota to baskets. Contemplate your needs as early as possible. Due to the scarcity of materials it is necessary that we have your orders early to assure delivery. Good BASKETS At The Right Price Our baskets are made well, yet they can be bought at no extra price. Vis it our plant and see our fine quality baskets in the process of being made. Call or Write WILLIAMSTON Package Mfg. Co. TELEPHONE No. 5 Williamston, N. C Winter Legume Seed Move from West Coast to South With a shortage of nitrogen fertilizers resulting from the war, Southern farmers more and more are turning to winter le gumes, which not only return nitrogen to the soil but also pro toct the land from winter winds and rains. West Coast farmers produce most of this seed. This year they produced about 220 million pounds?enough to plant 7 million acres. It takes 2,000 freight cars to ship this amount of seed. The upper left-hand photo shows Austrian winter pea seed Hing harvested in Oregon. Upper right, the seed have been cleaned and sacked and are ready for shipment. Lower left, hags of seed are loaded on a freight car. Lower right, one of the 40 solid train loads of seed being shipped from West Coast States to farmers throughout the South. Farmers can obtain this seed from their local AAA offices, and Have the cost deducted from their AAA payments. U. S. Parachutists in England American parac hute troops drop out of the sky somewhere in England during invasion exercises. It has just been announced by U. S. Army headquarters in Ixmdon that a large contingent of such troops has been in the British Isles for some time. They are commanded by Lieut. Col. Kdson I). Raff of New York City. The men are armed with light and heavy machine guns, light field pieces, mortars, grenades, bayonets and knives. This is a radiophoto. (Central I'ress) Cotton A United States cotton crop of 14, 028,000 bales is forecast by the Crop Reporting Board, based on conditions as of September 1st, which places the 1842 crop well ahead of that of 1941. yer to whar you kin en-joy summo days-rest. And when he handed her ther lit tle package, I saw layin on top of it, that thar quarter ther hi-larker had paid 'im. FOR MEN WHO Live Well . . . There are a lot of us approaching the middle yean who find It Isn't as easy as it used to be, to step In to a ready made suit. More and more of us are discovering, how ever, that Curlee Suits have solv ed this problem for us. The new and exceedingly smart Curlee Fall Suits Include a range of sixes and models that Insure your finding a suit that not only will fit you, but keep you looking your best, as well. These suits are smartly styled and expertly tailored from the season's newest fabrics. And they're priced right. When you slip Into your new Cur iae Suit, you can be sure of the approval that always goes with a smart, well-groomed appearance. Pittman's Cleaners ? Pressers WILUAMSTON N. C. \ #ICTOBY ON THE FARM FRONT ? news from tto ifna/tvrt/ htmuoeStrmct MACHINERY RATIONING BOARDS TO BE SET VP County committees to handle the temporary rationing of new farm ma chinery and equipment prior to No vember I, 1942, will be set up im mediately in accordance with a di rective issued by Secretary of Agri culture Claude It. Wickard, accord ing to G. T. Scott, chairman of the State USDA War Board, with head quarters at State College. Under orders of the Office of Price Administration, the Department of Agriculture was charged with the responsibility of administering the rationing program through the State USDA War Boards. County rationing committees, Scott said, will be composed of the chair man of the County AAA committee, who will serve as chairman of the ra tioning body, and two representative farmers to be appointed by the County USDA War Board. Two al ternates also will be named. The order "freezing" all farm ma chinery in the hands of dealers was described by Scott as "necessary to insure fair distribution of available equipment and its placement where it will do the most good in wartime farm production." Under the rationing plan, farm machinery in one classification (Group A), which is scarce and es pecially needed to meet current agri cultural needs, may be sold only on approval by the county rationing committee. Machinery in a second classification (Group B), including items somewhat less scarce, may be sold upon certification by the farmer to the dealer that it is required to meet current agricultural needs. A third classification (Group C) in cludes smaller items which may be sold without restriction, Scott said. There were no restrictions placed on sale of used farm machinery, equipment or repair parts. ? Government Curtaili Vie Of Nitrogen In Fertilizers The Government, because of the importance of nitrogen in the man ufacture of munitions, has found it necessary to curtail the use of this material in fertilizers. Therefore, it has rifled that no mixed fertilizer containing chemical nitrogen can be sold for use at plantng on fall sown small grains in 1842 to be harvested for grain. The order also prohibits the sale of such fertilizer for use on lawns, golf courses, parks, cemeter ies, roadsides, or non-commercial plantings of trees, shrubs and flow fine$ On Duplin Farm Live And Groiv Rapidly Bryant Jennett of Calypso in Dup lin County set 1000 loblolly pines in February 1939. Today these pines ire over 10 feet high and 95 per ?ent of them are living. Bars Fruit bars, containing a blend of ?it least three fruits with apricots and peaches as a major element, have been developed to meet Army speci fications. NOTICE OF RE SALE Notice is hereby given that undei and by virtue of an order of re-sale entered by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Martin County in that cer tain special proceedings pending in said Court entitled: "W. H. Everett and wife, et als. vs. Joseph H. Ever ett and wife," same being a parti tion proceedings, the undersigned Commissioner will on Wednesday, October 2Hth, 1942. at twelve (12) o'clock Noon, at the CtMirthouse Door of Martin County, Williamston, N C., offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described real estate, to wit: FIRST TRACT: Commencing at the Joseph H. Mollis corner on the Hamilton and Everetts Public Road thence up, with and along said Ev eretts and Hamilton Road to W. A Edmondson's corner; thence down and_jdon& said Kdmondson's line tc said Edmondson's corner; thence a straight line with Edmondson's line as heretofore mentioned to a corner in Millie Rawls' line in a branch, said line being marked by a straight ditch leading from the Public Road as far as said ditch reached; thence up run of branch to what is known as Glis son's corner of J. B. Coffield's line; ihcnce up and along said Coffield's line to the beginning, containing 20 acres, more or less. SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a post. Ben Glisson and J. B. Coffield's corner on the Wild Cat Road; thence along said road 50 yards to a post; thence a West straight course 150 yards to a post on J.B. Coffield's line; thence along said Coffield's line to the beginning. Containing 1-2 acre, more or less, and being that certain tract of land deeded to Jos. H. Mol lis by Samuel Glisson and others, recorded in Book C-l, page 161. THIRD TRACT: Situated on the Westerly side of public road leading pass of said Holliday, beginning at the line in said Joe Hollis and H. R. Mizelle corner and running thence a West course with said Hollis line to a stake, a corner, Will Killebrew, H. R. Mizelle and Joe Hollis; thence Southwest a straight line to a short leaf pine, a corner established by this Deed .and said pine being re cently chopped; thence Easterly a straight line about 120 yards to Glis son's line, a corner of 11 R. Mi/olle; thence North with Gliuon'a line to said public road; thence North with center of said road to the beginning. Containing 7 1-2 acres. The last and highest bidder will be required to deposit the amount of ten pt-v cent <1Q%) of said bid at the time of and before closing the said sale. This the 12th day of October, 1942. HUGH G. HORTON, ol3-2t Commissioner. Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Chronic bronchitis may develop If your cough, chest cold, or acute bron chitis is not treated and vou cannot afford to take a chance with any medi cine less potent than Creomulsion which goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Creomulsion blends beech wood creosote by special process with other time tested medicines for coughs. It contains no narcotics. No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allavs the cough, per mitting rest and sleep, or you are to have your money back. (Adv.) Fruits Vegetables LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN We (lurry Every kind of Fruit Or \ eytelaltle in Season. OUR PRICES ARE LOWER Williamston Fruit Store Front Ktmnoki' Che v. Co. If illiamtlon, IV. C. Wanted? Scrap Tobacco PAYING MARKET PRICE HiHai China - American Tobacco Co. KOBKKSONVILLK, N. C. Highest Sale of Season ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9lli OUR OFFICIAL AVERAGE FOR THE DAY WAS $44.36 It huh decidedly the best uiul the highest sale <?f the year. Our ciiHloinerH un satisfied with the fine prices they ure receiving for they realize they ure ifi'lliiifi; "tops" for ouch basket Hold with iih. We lint junl a few of the iiiuny high nuleB made on our floor lunt Friday ? FENNER HARRISON Farm Life 92 1I>h. @ 46c 168 I1>h @ ___ 48c 124 lbs (?) ___ 48c 274 lbs (?) ___ 48c JOHN LEGGETT n? ii.h. _ 46< 7? lb*. (<d Km 10 ll>M. .1 45c I(?2 ll?H. @ 47< 1II lb*. . _ 48t 171 lb*. - I - 18< SIDNEY BEACIIAM 60 IIih. - - 48c 28 lbi. - (a) - 49c 1 14 ll>K. - @ - 48c 122 lb?. - @ 48c 112 Ihtt. .. @ .. 48c 128 11?8. .. | 48c W. M. HARRISON Roar Gram 272 lb*. ___ (a) 47c 32R IIih (ft ___ 47c 310 lb?. ___ (Fi> ___ 4?c 344 lh? (fd ___ 4?c 14) ll>H (ft 45c POLLAKI) & MODLIN 292 I 1>h (ft) 48o 279 His @ 48c 216 Ills (ft) ___ 48c 188 lbs (ft) 48c 200 His (ft) ___ 45c PEEL and ROME 136 llis. @ 45c 24 His @ ___ 46c H2 His (3) 46c I 12 His (ft) ___ 48c 86 Ills (ft) 48c 1 10 His (ft) ___ 46c J62 Ills (ft) ___ 47c 202 His (ft) ___ 48c We Have Second Sale Thurs. FIRST SALE Friday You can sell ivilli us any day of the iveek? No Blocks ? Prices are going higher each day. Sell your next load at Farmers Warehouse WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA. Lcman BARNHILL, Edward COREY, Joe MOYE, Props

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