- IloundrUp .
iTi-Min - Tn' lT- states of
Eastern shortage area A-6 coupons
are now valid. In states outside
that area A-7 coupons are -valid
through Sept. 21. B and Ccou
pons expire according to dates on
individual books.. :. All gasoline
coupons in possession of car own
ers must be endorsed with the
owner's license number and state
of registration. ; ; '
FUEL OIL Period 5 coupons In
old rations remains valid through
Sept 30. Period 1 coupons in
new 'rations are -valid now. , Oc
cupants of oil heated homes are
urged to return their applications
for next year's fuel oil to their
ration boards promptly and when
issued new rations to plaee orders
with their dealers for ummer fill
ups. '' . : '
SUGAR Stamp No. 14 good for
five pounus $hrough Oct Stamps
Nos. 15-16 are good for 5 pounds
each for home canning through
Oct SL , Housewives may apply
to their local board for more if
necessary. .
SHOES Stamp No. 1& (lpalr)
is valid through Oct 3L -STOVES
Consumer purchases
of rationed stoves must be made
with a certificate obtained at lo
cal War Price and Rationing Bo
ard. .'.
MEAT, ETC. . Red stamps X
and Y valid through Oct 2. Z
becomes valid Sept. 5th, and re
mains thTough Oct.2nd :
PROCESSED FOODS Blue
stamps R, S, and T remain valid
.through Sept. 20. , U, V, and W
became valid Sept 1 and remain
through Oct 20. ;
HERSHEY SHOWS OBER
OF INDUCTION.
"The selection of men needed
for the armed forces and the de
ferment of men required for agri
culture, war production, and sup
porting activities are much more
difficult than in the days when
we had ample men from which to
choose, ' said Major General Lewis
B. Hershey, Director of Selective
Service, to a recent letter to local
uuanu. - ne acuu avtuiuuie men
will be called for Induction in the
following order: (1) single men
without dependents; (2) single
men with collateral dependents;
43) married men without children;
(4) . men with children (nondefer
able activities and occupations;)
(5) men with children.
SMALL ENGINES TO FARMERS
Distribution of about 37,000
air and liquid cooled Internal com.
bustion engines of 20 h.p. and
under will be controlled by Coun
ty Farm Rationing Committees.
Preference ratine certificates will
i be issued to farmers or operators
of farm machinery for hire, based
on the need for the engine In es-
Dtial production of crops, live
:k . and livestock products,
poultry and eggs, and bees. When
the farmer receives such a pre
ference rating certificate, he can
take it to his local dealer and buy
the engine.
FAKH HELP FROM
LATIN AMERICA
' A total of 57,489 workers from
Mexico, Jamaica and the Bahama
Islands have come to this country
. for agriculteral employment Mar-
vin Jones. War Food Admlnstra-
tor, recently praised the ability
or inese worxers ana described
their efforts as belne of utmost
importance to the production of
food and fiber for war needs.
Jamaicans and Bahamians have
been employed largely in East
Pnsot at n too ami k. HfiUo U7ot
Mexican Nationals have been em
.' ployed in agriculture in 12 West
ern states.
. The workers have come Into
. this country to relieve fawn labor
row-rages m cnucai areas, wnen
For
beet prices and complete Job
on Monuments, see or write
Rev. H. J: Whaley
Beala-IIle, N. C.
f" Sash Doors '
Shestrock Paints
Drain Ti!a
Q" Terra Cotta Pipes
Class Urn
Cernir.t Crick
, ' Flz:!r y:r
A!-hr!t Shin!
AnJAIIKirJscf
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Wf $
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the need lor their services has pas
sed, they will be returned to their
home countries. .
BesrPrices Paid s
For Quality Eggs
, Wnrth . Carolina SITES ' should
reach the market in the best pos-
I . . . . . I i Ll-k mini
SlDie conaiuon Decause iukh
ity eggs bring the oest prices.
There are several fundamental
rules to follow la producing high
quality eggs. : .
'Dtvnai mwiiiPTinn nwimxu
should include laying stock, bred
for good egg production, free-of
disease, properly fed and housed.
Together with good sanitation and
proper care of eggs ,. after they
are laid." t.-d
' High grade eggs should , weigh
24 ounces per dozen, have a good
shell texture, be reasonably free
n umtarv wHtH. . And otherwise
possess good internal quality.
"It la important mai uie uw
be properly fed on a balanced ra
tion inna tha ftrv la manufactur
ed from the food given the bird.
Proper bousing ana equipment is
needed to avoid dirty eggs.
Clean eggs are not only In dec
mand by the consumer but also
by the egg drying plants," the
poultry specialist advises,
ing eggs Is between 40 and 50 de-
The best temperature for stor
grees.They should not be exposed
below 28 degrees because of the
danger of freezing. In summer
the temperature should not go a
bove 68 degrees for fertile egs
"Every farm,, which - produces
any considerable number of eggs,
should have a specially prepared
egg cellar or storage room",
the specialist says. ,
State College Answers '
Timely Farm Questions
1 Quegtlon: Should I cull my laying
Jf heavy or light this fall?
. Angwer: Because of the shortage
of feeds, particularly the proteins,
you should cull your flock thoro
ughly this fall and remove all non-
SEA FOOD CAFE & FISH MARKET
(Next Doer to A F)
CREATORS AND MAINTADTERS OF LOWER
FRIGES ON QUALITY SEA FOODS
"Bofti Wholesale e4 Betall
Know Toar Flak or Kaow Toe Fi Mao
. WllnsBarUett .
FREE " Pho-etSo-1 WE
DRESSINQ WARSAW, N. O. DEUVER
TirfiND of
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t. ...
v.s.inrrrbf
Eager bands reach out to the
Aviation Ordnance Mate loading
machine ran ballets into the U. 8,
Hfvy Baantless dive-bomber.
Every time the runs spit 1,040 of
these steel-piercinr ballets it's
taken $6.00 in War Stamps te pay
for it. Torn year stamps Into a
War Bond today'and keep that
steel ribbon feeding oar planes.
layers. During the coming year
every eiiorc snovua oe n"u
v tx, oraatoBt number of ecres
from the feed which la available.
Question: What do they make out
of the pulpwood which I am cut
ting in my sflare time to help in
the war effort?
Answer: Your pulpGood will go
iu..u,.wl hnrat and MlDer
containers to ship supplies .pi all
kinds to our armea iorce.
n it F In fVialVm Of For-
. tti-a iAM a fitatA cnllecre.
He also says that your pulpwood
roes into metucai auppun,
graphic film, plastics, smokeless
z fj In nnrarhutefl and
-.Iol Hnaaslnra. A COrd OI
wood foorn your farm can be made
Into powder to lire iwu iV
of a 16 inch naval gun. ,
Question: What Is the best method
of sowing small grains?
Tha drill la bv far the
best for sowing small grains.
Septemboic b In iWAT
miA tt Snfmkr KrJnV III elrMO
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Hurry! )
to the end of the 3rd War Loan drive.
If you haven't boujtht $100 worth of extra
War Bonds &ra, mind you dig up that
money pnd buy your that ttdtyl '
Men who are ihtln for you . . . bleedJnl
for you . . ready to die for you . . . are wait
In! for news that you people at home are
hacklnj them up 100
y HfX blow iwhai invasion oosts In felood
dacic tk: attack... with war bonds
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MaV
Duplin Timet
Less seed are needed and there Is
a more even distribution of seed.
Thev are covered from 1 to 1 1-2
Inches deep, which gives- more
satisfactory germination ana per
mits deep rooting of the plants.
These deeper roots hold the plants
in place when freezing "heaves"
the topsbil and this helps prevent
winter killing, i wnere grain is
sown broadcast it should Ta cov-.
ered with a section harrow. : If a
roller or cultipacker follows the
section harrow, the seed bed is
firm and a better stand is obtained.
State College Hints
To Farm Homemakers
' By RnOi: Current :
N. C. State CoUege
If you're looking - for a good
place to use honey, you don't have
to go any farther than your break
fast table. Hot biscuits, dripping
with honey have been a morning
delight since way back. Honey
ran alan Via Head to sweeten frUitS.
beverages, and cereals. - Honey
sauce, with nuts or orange juice
and orange peal, is good on ice-
mvom FVii sandwich iillincr.
use honey which has been creamed
with butter, nuts.chee, jt peanut
butter.
Uanv rooks sometimes use hon
ey to give their old recipes new
life and flavor. When you cook
with honey, remember a part of it
is water. Vou can't substitute
honey for sugar, measure for mea
sure, without making some other
change inr the recipe. For one
-lfiv wAii'll hnva tn 11RP IpSS
UlUlAl J"" "
liquid than the original recipe calls
tor. ...
For honey cakes and quicK
hMtaris mtv tho honpv with the
liquid called for in the recipe.
Also, be sure to Dane at ine low
est temperature possible, so the
honey won't scorch.
For gingerbread, brown bread
and steamed puddings, you can
use hone yin place of molasses.
In that case you can substitute
measure for measure, if you
use honey, be sure to omit tne so
da that you would use with molas
ses. Honey takes up moisture as it
stands. That may not be so good
with some candies and frostings.
But it helps to keep your fruit
cakes and steamed puddings moist.
Be sure to store honey in a
place that is dry and fairly warm.
Don't put honey in the ice box.
Low temperatures may make it
crystallize and become cloudy.
Alfalfa Requires
Borax Fertilizer
An annlication of 20-351bs. of
borax per acre, along with regu
lar fertilizer, Is. one of the chief
secrets in successiuuy gumum
alfalfa.
This small application oi oorax
cures "alfalfa yellows", wnicn is
a leaf trouble, and it Keeps uie
plants In a vigorous condition.
. Borax response is so outstand
ing hat faiiiim tn apt uniform dis-
tribution will result In streaks
through the Held..
and lives. They know, too, what it costs In
equipment, munitions, supplies, that must
reach, the front in a never-ending stream.
And they're counting on you for the money
that oes to keep that stream flowing. - -j
No matter what you have to sacrifice ... no
matter how much it pinches . . . you cannot
let mem down I ,
They're callinj on you lo hurry, hurry,
hurry! Get that $100 txtfa into War Bondf
bifor (h.0 driv0 (s ovtr.
yjUJm. aa..at M.
UwM ii M
.jJGu
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On flrmllaatlon of borax ; will
last for several years. Growers
urarnod net to annlv more than
35 pounds per acre as large appli
cations proauce a toxic eiieci ana
damage the crop.
Alfalfa should De planted omy,
on fertile, well drained soil that
is medium heavy. If planted in
wet soil, the crop gets "wet feet"
ana: tne plants aie out.
; PICKINQ COTTON
' Growers will be unable to har
vest the cotton crop with the la-
hop that nnw nn tho farm
and all should help to harvesting
uus viiw crop,
The Life of. a Poet
"A httle more patience, Miss
Johnson. The day will come when
people stopping aj: your door will
jr i hi--:
A A
m b,j
RIPE GRAPES
SCUPPERNONGS, WHITE or BLACK
5c A POUND
Begining September 8, 1943, the buyers listed
below will furnish you with containers and
pay YOU 5c a pound for your grapes.
A. G. WALTON, JR.
JACKSONVHXE, N. C.
BUD'S PLACE
ROSE HILL. N. C.
Or Bring Your Grapes Direct To Us
J. W. HOFFIER, WALLACE, N. C.
GARRETT & CO., INC.
ABERDEEN, N. C.
N
say: Here lived the poet Smith.'
"Is that so T If you don't pay
the rent right now, they will say
it tomorrowi"
COTTON SEED
Feeding cotton seed is a waste
ful practice, say Extension live
stock specialists at State College,,
They urge growers to deliver their
seed to the crushers and take cot
tonseed meal in exchange. :
Dr. H. W, ColweD
OPTOMETRIST
, Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted .
Fannanent Office At
A. 3. Cavenaagk Jewels? Store
IN . WALLACE. N. O,
.WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING
BNOBA VINI
DIAMONDS
JEWELRY
WATCHES
A. J. CAVENAUGH
Duplin's Only Jewelry Store
Wallstee, N. C
M. L. LANIER
CHINQUAPIN, N. C
ABEL WARREN
GARLAND, N. C.
Save Home-grown
Pork With-out Loss
n.. n.,i4n a faw eimnle rules.
growers can save a gouu iuivw
m m.HHnArkAum nnrx wiihuul aww
t-- r tt Rtfiriv in charee Ol
mAor rMAflroh for thft Aericultural
Experiment Station at State Col
He suggests that since it will
Vu timo tn hutrhpr and cure
BWia vsi --
nn.li omuun should Wlite tO
Win 6.v-v..
the Agricultural Editor at State
.. n t I.I. M Jun AS-lr
College, itaieign, ior a inx wFJ
of Extension Circular No. 264 en
ulo "TTio Farm Pork SuDoly'
This pubUcatlon lists the equip
ment needed: describes the best
muthnHi nf hutrherin? and CUttln&T
onH crivea two nlana for curine.
dry and brine curing.. Infor
mation on smoking and a recipe
for making sausage is also inclu
dea.
THE ANSWER TO FUEL C'.L
SI'.CHUCE.r.CET A
CONSERVATOR
COAL 11 EATER
If oe caa $H abugk oil lot
your ft oc,um AQoMUTuem
to DfOTid aaaUlarr kM TUs
bMtduoaabotthodrliitMi
Hrnu to 8 rogmi MtUr In cold-
Says wlthoal tailing. No durt
m wttbti tioMa are sct-sm
lays wlthol wiUlna. No durt
.naa tntt into Malcd tlahl COB-
aiMr.tMCoatervator gives 7"
Of more Mat wan oraioary
than cats roar fuel bills la half.
Cone in and see iltodajr. V
CONSERVATOR
REASONABLE f RICES
Quinn McCowan. Co
Vcrsaw, N.C.
atptcmrsr lC:h 1943.
iOOOOCCOOCi
I
The Best lsLMotte ,FMivef,,
WALLAetVN C
SunrMon Sept 12-13
Tbo bo
Starring, ' , ,
Abbott and Cottello,
Tues. Sept. 14thtr
Prido 01 Tfcs
Gary Cooper,
Teresa Wright.
Wed.Stpt. 15th.
Okl:!iona Hid
Starring,
James Cagne
Humphrey Bogart.
Thur. & FH. Sept. 16-1 7th
So This Is
VJashinrtcn
LumandAbner.
Sat. Sept. 18th.
Chsyen
Doodup
Starring,
with Johny Mac Brown
Owl Show
The Living Ghcst
Starring,
James Dunn.
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OOOOOOOOOOOO
LIUESTOCK
Auction
Every
Our Onttle ana Bog Sale
are Ctoed We lave
Bayers Fee Vattsaite
Nsaekets
HORSES
Theatre
Thursday
AND
MULE
BUYERS
We try to earry atea4 ;
1M hesit of. g4, kersee ,
and malee at all ttases We
eaa satisfy yea la a bene
. Cattle aa , keg
grewers
who bave aot
visit.
fag star aW are laTtted
te pay ns a vlsM It "win
pay yea ana pay as.
WALLACE LIVESTOCK
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