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Aged Hams, lb.49c Half or Whole Native Pork Hams Small Size Native Pork Shoulder Small Size Ribside Pork Fresh Pork Head, lb.8c Fresh Country Sausage Fresh Liver Pudding Leg yO Lamb Lamb Shoulder Veal Cutlets Veal Chops Roasting Size Chickens Fully Dressed Cuts Native Fryers Breasts — Giblets — Legs Wings — Backs Sirloin Steak Round Steak t Mackerel Fillet Pamlico Sound Oysters Long Grain Patna Rice, lb.13c Sugar, 5 lbs. ... 34c Chase & Sanborn Coffee, lb.32c Turnip Sated, lb.10c Fresh Kale, lb..10c Green Top Turnips .13c Sweet Potatoes, lb. .. 6l/zC 11 WILL ANSWER LIQUOR CH RGES Eleven persons were arrested , Wednesday on a total of 28 indict i ments of violation of the liquor laws, as the result of a two-month investigation of illicit whiskey dealings by State Alcoholic Bev erage Control board investigators, in cooperation with New Hanover agents. The round-up included Negro bellhops, cafe employes, taxi driv ers and otherrs. The ABC agents lodged whole sale charges against the persons, from whom they had purchased whiskey in tire past two months. Each bottle was marked as an exhibit following its purchase. Earl S. Bland, chief ABC agent here, described the under cover drive” as a customary prac tice that has been carried on here for the past 10 years. Two were conducted in 1S44. The defendants are Mamie Jack son Haywood, Negro of 508 Bay street, 2 charges of violations; Ro bert Johnson, Negro bellhop, two counts; Arthur Lee, Negro bellhop, four cases: Archie McRae, Negro of 705 McRae street, tw'o counts; Rainey Page, Negro, New Eng land cafe, three charges; Burl Scott, white, of Carolina Beach road, four counts; John Tramell, Negro, of 106 Mask alley, three; Paul Zimakas, white, New Eng land cafe, four; Charles Baker, Negro of Carolina Beach road one; Ijohn King, Negro of 408 North Sixteenth, "one; and Frank L. Smith, white, taxi driver of 510 Wrightsville Avenue, two. Preliminary hearing has been postponed for most of the de fendants until January 24. T7- _ _ FLUE-CURED GRADE PRICES ON TOBACCO UP IN MIDDLE BELT By The Associated Press Grade prices advanced again yesterday on the Middle Belt flue cured tobacco markets, as the up ward trend which commenced with the reopening of sales continued, but red and green leaf grades sold on the Old Belt continued to decline ,the War Food Adminis tration and the Virginia and North Carolina Departments of Agricul ture reported. Averages for some of the better quality grades on the Middle Belt reached the highest levels this season. In comparison with Wed nesday, most leaf grades were up SI to $?. Cutters were SI higher and nondescript made gains up to $3 per hundred. Lugs were mainly steady. Sales volume was light. I Wednesday’s average was $44.45 ! per hundred. -V !BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ! A new felt Hat, and neck tie will pep you up Cibson's Haberdashery North Front Street t) SEE KAMER AND SEE BETTER ' Eyes Examined ' I Glasses Fitted jj | DR. W. A. KAMER ; , 1 Optometrist t | Bollock Building UP FRONT WITH MAULDIN r - - —— -■!—i - J keep our OF L f OLD RUT5 I ‘ | gw&iMtms z"' • ■ Editor’s Note: Mauldin informs us that the above sign is not imaginary—that there are “hundreds of them’’ around. Pup Finds Soybean Base License Plates A Tasty Bit Of Eating SPRINGFIELD. 111., Jan. 11.— (JP)—A pup of undetermined ances try but with a notorious liking for soybean products in the form of 1944 Illinois license plates ran afoul of the law today. Police Officer Lee Eslrop spied the dog gnawing away.at a license on a parked car and took the ani mal into custody. City Street Com missioner Frank Lock estimated it had destroyed 20 to 25 plates in three weeks. Lock said the dog would be held for 10 days, awaiting an owner. It is friendly and several offers of adoption have been made. No motorists complained the pup ,had eaten similarly-constructed 1945 plates, which legally should be on cars after January 1. A Memphis, Tenn., woman read ing of the dog’s recent activities, suggested tnat the State put red pepper in the soy-plastic tags. Now You Can Get Quick Relief From Coughs Or Bronchial Irritations Due to Colds Eases Hacking Instantly Why hack, hack, hack yourself to pieces? One dose of Bron-chu-line Emul sion gives you unmistakable relief— a few doses may relieve it entirely. Contain^ no chloroform or narcotics and no sweet sugary syrup. Not habit forming. But if you want something real for a really nasty cough get a 65 cent bottle of Bron-chu-line Emul sion—from Brooklyn Pharmacy. Futrel le’s Pharmacy. Lane’s Market Street Phcy.—or any good drug store on our guarantee of unmistakable satisfaction j or money back. noted art works AT YALE DAMAGED NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan. 11.— ^>i_Four more Yale paintings were discovered today to have been damaged apparently, by vandals authorities said. Five others were defaced last Saturday. The vandalism announced today was at the University’s Peabody museum, the previous at the Uni versity Art Gallery, nearly a mile away. Through the painting of Ameri cus Vespucci, explorer and car tographer, a screw driver or knife tiad been driven. The painting was executed in 1575. On the frame of a portrait of Col. George Gibbs, noted mathe matician, an 1830 work by Gilbert Stuart, was carved “Hello Ma” and an obscenity. Another portrait to suffer indig nity was Daniel Huntington's pic ture of George Peabody, 1795-1867, founder of the museum. Various initials were carved into the heavy frame. Attendants had been alerted after officials at the art gallery discover ed two of the gallery’s oils had been cut and three scribbled over in crayon. $ There was no explanation of the vandalism. -V SENATE CONFIRMS BERLE WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—UP!— The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted today to recom mend confirmation of Adolf A. Berle, Jr., former assistant sec retary of State, to be a rrbassador to Brazil. Mortgage Bonds On S. C. Power Company Approved PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 11.—(A>)— The Securities and Exchange Com mission approved today the pro posed issuance and sale by South Carolina Power Co, Charleston, S. C., of $8,000,000 principal amount of firsts and refunding first mortgage bonds, due 1975, and $2,400,000 of 2 1-4 per cent installment notes. The bonds are to be offered under competitive biddin- 1 the interest rate to be detr .r*\l by the successful bidde. The notes are to be banks. 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