said estate will make imme
diate payment to the undersigned.
This the 21st day of September,
1950. , ,-, ,
William G. Sutton, Admlnl
strator of the estate of Pa
- tlence E. Sutton, deceased,
' Rt. 1, Seven Springs, N. C.
H. E. Phillips, Attorney
Kenansvllle, N. CC " -
11-3-et. HEP
The undersigned, having quali
fied as administrator of the estate
of Patience E. Sutton, deceased,
lata of Duplin County, this Is to
notify til persona having claims
against said estate to present them
to tha undenlsned on or before the
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21st day of September, 1951, or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery: Ail persons Indebted to
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If on old trick of the curbstone pitchman
to offer you SomethIhfW Nothing
"Tell you what I'm going to do, Ladies and Gentlemen, -I
am going to give you, absolutely free.."." fc,tf ,
Yes, If an old trick. But it's still a popular one. Sales-'
men of Socialism use it die world over. Yet when ana
lyzed, their Something for Nothing always turns out to :
be-NOTHING FOR SOMETHING! H, -
That Isn't tho way America became the greatest,
healthiest Nation in the world. American business 'has
reached its present stature because it believes in giving
the customer his money's worth. prjf
Through healthy competition, and tha will to
serve, American modklno ha created tho finest v
system of medical core In the world,
Through Ingenuity and free enterprise, American'
citizens have higher incomes, better education, better
health and more freedom than citizens of any other great ..
Nation on earth.
Freedom Is America's heritage, and Americans4
cherish it' deeply for themselves and for the entire
world, fn exchange for this good way of life, the political
pitchman offers us the quack remedy of Something ,for
Nothing ... of "free" medical care, doled out by politicians.
' AMERICA JUST CANT BUY THAT! A: . "
J. W. Straughan, M.D.
WARSAW, N.C.
Otto S. Matthews, M.D.
, WARSAW. N. a . ,
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At Fall dinners a heaping serving of
ice cream means the difference he-'
tween just a meal and a real party.
Ice cream is the magic ingredient
that lends the needed festive touch.
Be safe this .Fall and order enough ,
for those traditional second help
ing appetites. ; '
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Our shoe department has always been famous for its value giving. All your shoe needsfor every
member of the family, for play, dress or work ... prices that suit your purse, quality that gives you
service. l s 1 rt" V
Months ago our buyers placed orders for our shoe department. That is why we can now offer you ;
shoes for your entire family at these low prices. r ; l
Comeinandletiuconvince you. It is our pleasure to have you visit White's Stores.
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Sport Oxfords
, and Loafers
An unusually large selection
of styles with good wearing
qualities. To be had in black,
brown, combinations 'of;
brown and white and black
and white. Choice of leather
or rubber voles. Sizes 4 thru
9. Priced . -. . ( .
$2.98 and $3.98
For Growinr Girls Women -
Fall Ballerinas' "
Made of black ' naxoron
with closed toes and heels,
plain and ankle laced. Sixes
4 thru 10. Pair
$1.99,.
From our children's line of good
shoes we list here two of the
many outstanding values that
we offer you. '
Child's Shoe or Oxford
In brown or white in sizes 4 through 9 at
' "" only pair ' : "
,$1.99 '
Mothers! )
Be sure to see - the many
styles we are showing In
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girls' - and boys' school
shoes. ' t
Children's
Oxfords and Shoes
Oxfords with moc toe shoes
Here are two numbers selected
' ' rom our stock of ,
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i c, have olain toe both styles have
Kooa ruuuer xuCc .ac Boys Dress Snoes .
and oxfords are dressy and at t . S J
the; same time are made for 7
good hard wear. They afe In Tht for style, service and price -m
brown leather, and sixes sre 8 cannot be beat. Item 1, brown y 1
thru S. Priced at pair ' " ' ' Wlth moe toe style vrlth "
. am i i nvnvv -niinin inin irom .
tf " , . same as above 'with buckle
(i. i " . ; strap. Sizes 2ii tbn 8. Pair
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Boys' and Tooths' $3.98
Work Shoes
Made of good grade leather.
Has leather mldsoles - and
leather Inner-sole, good rubber
outrwle that is both sewed and ,
tacked. Built for comfortable
and serviceable wear. Youths
sizes 11 thru 13V4 at only, pair
, $3.79
Same In larger 1 boys' sizes ,
1 thru 8V4 at only
. $3.98
We know that our values cannot be equaled and prices the lowest i
possible for good shoes. Once a customer you will alwaysrome '
back again. Our prices range from $2.99 to $6,05. Here we list
Just three great values in work shoes. . " .
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Men's High Grade Dress Oxfords
Many styles for men and growing boys to select
from. Plain toe, cap toe, moc toe and other novelty , - JO
toes.'Brown or black. We have styles to suit any ' : J
age group. If yon are a college boy or a coneer- " iT )
vaUve dresser we have lust the stvle van want. V
We feel that we can save you up to $2 a pair on '
any of these styles. All wanted sizes and width
to EEE. Prices range from ; ; -f
. $1.85
$5.85
V. , $3.85
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ITEM 1 Men's ,
", - Rmum RA.Tan tieather
Seamless back has leather mid-sole and ' i
leather inner-sole. Bubher out-sole is both
sewed and nailed. A good serviceable ued- '
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thru 12 at only -. - - i
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V . Brown Leather Shoe
, CSBiTTilp.a hnnt 1pthpr Inner-sole, solid
leather out-sole with storm welt. Rubber
heels. This shoe is a marvelous value at
) only - - -
Z r , . , $5.95
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Men's Rubber Boots, 6 to 12 .l..:.:..:.......: $4.95 M Boys' Rubber Boots, 3 to 6 . $3.58
Ladies' and Misses' Flight Boots $2.98 Children's Flight Boots :. $2.98
, , ''' Child's Red Top Boots, 6 to 2 $2.69
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