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i on any surface "' ,
Wood or
CEMENT
T!i!l wick-drying, fouah. durable "
coating wtH give you sparkling,
nwlookttg floors at vary
low van,
far dado, woodwork,'
fiaofsvnv pot" '0irl "' ; '
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& CO. INC.
"Blanr hard's" wince 1832
For Sport Or Pleasure
SELECT A NEW
OUTBOARD MOTOR
FROM OUR STOCK OF .
Mercury and Atwater Motors
We" have Mercury and Atwater motors ranging from
three kto ten horsepower . . . real beauties that will pro
vide hours of pleasure during the coming summer
months. Ideal for the fishing season. Come in and
see these motors today 1
HERTFORD HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO.
' ' "TRADE HERE AND.BANK THE DIFFERENCE" . j
HERTFORD, ,N. C. t ' I
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. Cnnti'mififl from P a finoV
First Driza. 100: second nriza. 180;
third v prize, ?G0; fourth prize, 140;
nnn prize, $zo. . ' , . tl-.-z
. The Fouhdation Seed Droducera of
fer a free banquet and entertainment
at Ka r ch in the fall nf 1948 f,,r the
highest Droducer on onn in f bind
in each of the following groups for
eacn county in worth Carolina: (1)
Adult farmer. (2) 4-H Club mem
ber. (3K FHA member. 'In this con-
test the contestants must : ' plant at
least one acre of a recommended hy
brid. ;No other restrictions on the
method ,'ofj production.- The Founda
tion Seed Producers also offer a $100
war bond' to the hichfist hrodnrer nn
one acre in the State, and the same
to. the winner in each of the, three
areas in the -State, ' s-v'j
One thousand dollars la off ered hv
the State Fair Association for the
hifrheat. Amount nvat 9HH KirV. 1
duced by. a farmer in tlfe State. 4.
Farmers can use .their countv con
test acres to compete, in the State
contest.
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BEIVIDERE NEW'
Mr. and Mrs. David Boyce arid
daughter, Connie, ,' of t Wilmington
spent the week-end as guests of 'Mr.
and Mm. G-.-W. Channell
... , . . .
Mr. and Mrs. L, J. Winslow spent
Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. White of Norfolk.' Then wer ac.
companied home by Mrs. White and
children, Jay and Sara Lynn, who will
be their guests for several days.. ,
Charles Brown of Lansdowne, Pa.,
is visiting his sister, .Mrs. Josiah
Wfiite. r?iiMsM:v -
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith and fam
ily spent the Easter holidays as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ker
dall and Mr. and .Mrs. E1 wood 'Smith
of Washington, D. C ." ;
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Copeland and
family spent Sunday as guests df Mr.
.and Mrs. Clyde Jenkins of Potecasi. r
Mrs. John Wiggins of Sunbury -waa
the guest of Mrs. Josiah White and
Miss Margaret White Sunday. Ai
Mrs. M. D. Lane, Mrs. C. T. Rog
erson, Mrs. C. V. Ward, Mrs. Louie
Winslow, Mrs. C. T, Rogerson, Jr.,
Mrs. Maud Chappell," Miss Olive Lay
den, Mr. and Mrs. W. T, , Smith at
tended the WMU of the Chowan As
sociation at Reynoldson Baptist
Church Tuesday. ''
Mr. and Mr. Charlie Winslow spent
Sunday in Williamsburg.
NEW HOPE NKWS
Mr. and Mrs. - Clayton" Forbes r of
Elizabeth City visited ; Mrs. Forbes'
;-.--n Mr and Mrs. Joe Turner, on
C. i Li. Pall . . L .l of
.a. " ton, D. C, vej FriJay to
spend tiie - Easter 1 ys with Mr.
andLIrs.' W.-.E. V . ?
"llrs. Eugene Jackson and son,
Douglas of Coatesville, Pa.; visited
relatives injlew llore Sunday.
Mrs. A. C. Boyce, tligs Lena Jones
and Miss Faye Dail of Edenton were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dail on
Sunday. t
f Mr.v and Mrs Lathan Umphlett
"and son Van and Mrs. W. K. Barcllft
of -Elizabeth City visitedfriends in
New Hope Sunday
r "Vr tr: !. t.
;. llr. and La C. P.' C-i'y f t
Sunday with their son and daukter-in-law
at Norfolk, V.H v ; ; ;
I Joe McNider spent Sunday morning
Mr.1 and Mrs, r Paul Vaughn of
Portsmouth are spending this , week
with her mother,' Mrs. Irma Dorsey.
"'Lieut, and Mrs. E.VT. Fordenbury
and family of Oceana, V",, MissJUar
bara Jean Smith of Poi ; mouth and
u .a u. .'i. f no,., .
" f " y pei": ine weeK- Kiizatoetn City ' were the week-end
. (J 1 -T.-h C. ;-.- -
.' " ( 1 t'..'f l '3. ,. . ;u.
C i and Cv.. -Is T
lvC, Greenville, i
holidays , with their pt.. -
Mrs. J..C. Wilson.'" ,
Week-end Guests -
V Wpplr-ond crtiAota nt tlia horn A of M
and Mrs. Elm'eV 'Proctor wpr Mr! BM
Mrs. Albion English and daughten
urenda, Mr, and Mrs.' 'William Mw
rence. Mr. and: Mrs. Vance Procto'
and daughter, Marsha, of High 'Pointi
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Joyner and soi
Vance of Suffolk, m 1 . ,
Quality Sseds Mean ' Profits
1
; z Choosing QUALITY .seeds for spring pknUngiill ' :
v" .' ,' 1 ' - ,--'
. ; give yoa more profits at harvest time, "You can be -
sure of getting just what you want when you select
; your seed from our store.'
StertlTiUiduL'ily-R-iish Willi Profits
,1
W "W&WWSISS:
ALIf KINDS v OF v
Home Garden .Seeds
- ' and
Flower. Seeds
,4 Vigoro and
r Garden Tools .
', SELECT QUALITY SEEDS FROM ' OUR' STdRE AND
HARVEST CROPS THAT ASSURE GREATER PROFITS
'izba r'ei'?:
We Have Cokers 100 Cotton Seed Delijited and Treated
Protect Your Apple and Peach Trees . , : See Us For Sprays
WE HAVE
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Wood's S-350 ; -Wood's
S-360 : ;
Wood's Golden Oent:
Wood's Fleming
Select Your Seed flow W Me
' Supply Is Adequate, '
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Elertifdrd iSardqare Supply Co
HERTFORD, iy. C.
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HOT WATBtl I So nocossory for, v '
auiiy living, uwnui hi iiw nuinv,
' The G-E Automatic Eladric Watar 4
Haalar glvas you aV.tha hot watar
. you mod 24 hours a day, day In, .
; day ovt H is oomplator automatic.''
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