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Rust Preventives jj
, On The Market
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Farm Machinery Users
Should Protect Their
' Eq>':pment Now as Short- 1
age Makes It Impossible d
To Replace s
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..New rust preventive compounds v
of greases to stop the rusting of t
Arm machinery when it is left j
in the open or stored under a f
Aed is now available. t
"Every user of farm machinery |
or other equipment owes it to j
himself, particularly under present
Hjachinery shortages, to protect |
Itjs equipment against the dam- j
dges caused by rust.
Liquid rust preventives can be j
apiayed or brushed on metal *
parts and will prevent rusting for w
fqur to six months on machinery F
landing out-of-doors, and for a 1
war or moie on machinery stor- ^
ed under cover. ! b
JJThe soft grease type of rust v
jfeventive, when brushed oil 11
iltetal surtacea, will prevent their j
listing for a year or more on ma-11
(Mineiy steed outside and for an
indefinite period when stored un(jjr
cover.
HThr rust preventive should be
aSplied to mcld-boards, colters, P
t?cs, grain drill furrow and met- f
ajf hoppers, bolts and nuts where c
afljuctments are made, and sheet '
ijptal parts of elevators on com- h
bfiies, corn pickers and other ma- 1
cftnes. f
cnrpvpntPfi bV the r
rjnuMiug 10 i'* ?
ifliv compounds because they ad- s
h?re firmly to the metal surfaces >
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JffHRST ;?C
SNIFFLE,
(SNEEZE jrL> i
' Put a few drops of Va-tro-ncl up ?
each nostril at the very first sniffle ;
or sneeze. Its quick action helps j
, prevent many colds _ {
developing. Follow .
,2*382 WMRO-KOi
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| NOTICE! See
us for your Doors, Wind
I Strong-Bilt Wall Panel, Paints,
I Certain-Teed Roofing, "Century"
I Brick, Lime, Cement, Plaster, F1
I Building Materials.
I SMITH BUILDEB
I Castle Hayne Road
I PHONE
Pepsi-Cola Company, Lo
Franchise Bottler:?Pepsi-Cola Bot
! LAST <
^HfCTR]
I? A FEW NICE CAE
Also, A Few Radio-]
BRAXr
?nd form an lastic non-porous
film through which moisture and
lir cannot penetrate.
Boat Caught Fire,
Small Damage Done
While the shrimp boat of Jamis
Creech was motored at the J.
A. Arnold dock, Sunday night,
lome loose gasoline in the, cabin
laught on fire. For a time there
vas considerable excitement but
he blaze was extinguished before
t reached the gas tank, or beore
much damage was done to
he boat.
File Now For
Feed Payments
Jimmie Hawes, secretary of the
lAA, stages that milk producers,
,-ho are eligible for dairy feed
ayments, for October, must file
heir applications in i.he county
LAA office at Supply by Novem-j
ier 30th. Payments to cover Noember
and December will be
uade in January, 19-14.
Lift Restrictions
For Pork And Lard
Restrictions on the number of!
lounds of pork and lard made!
rom home-slaughtered hogs that:
an be sold or given by a farmer
o people not living on his farm
ave been lifted from November
7 to February 17, 1944. The War
'ood Administration lifted the
estrictions to help handle the
laughter and distributions of this
ear's record hog supply. Farmrs
are asked to find out from
heir market agency or processor
whether their hogs can be handled
before sending them to mar-1
:et.
Vo Increase In
Butter Supply
Butter available for civilian use
rill not increase during the next
e\v months, although the federal
government has discontinued all
mrchases of the commodity until
tpril, according to information
rom OPA and WFA. Current
iroduction of butter averages
ibout 16 pounds a year per per:on,
or about half a pound less
HHt'iiiM mi Minn iwiim? t r?
NOTICE! f
ous, S(,uare-Deal Wall Board,
Insulation Board, Rock Wool, E
Asbestos Shingles and Siding, I
lue Lining, Lumber and other R
IS SUPPLY, Inc. I
WILMINGTON, N. C. I
3339
w)
ng Island City, N. Y.
tling Co.. of Wilmington, N. C.
CALL!
RADIOS
BATTERY SETS
Complete with
Batteries And
Aerial.
ICSE^ '
HNET SETS LEFT ?
Phono Combinations.
row's
than in pre-war years. Of this, i
3% pounds are being sent to our i
armed forces and our Allies, leav- ]
ing approximately 12\i pounds J
per capital for civilian consump- ?
tion. Up to 5 million pounds of I
butter will be released to hospit- i
als from stocks held by or set !
aside for the Food Distribution <
Administration. The butter is to1
supply the hospitals from November
through March, and ration '
coupons will be required.
Give War Stamps
For Christmas '
I
'A Stamp in Every Stocking"? 1
: that's what the Treasury Depart- i
! ment wants for Christmas. To encourage
the giving of war stamps, .
jmany ideas for utilizing them in 1
gifts and decorations have been
(
suggested: war stamps attached (
to a cellophane bag containing a c
small gift; war stamp lapel orna- 1
ments; a tiny Santa Claus hold- ]1
ing stamps; small Christmas!
stocking containing stamps; a |
baby's rattel with stamps tied on '
with ribbons; and children's toys, j
with stamps attached. The \
stamps may also be used as de- i
coration on wreaths, fastened to
candles, and on Christmas cards.
is Looking For :
Snme Snake Dens i
J. C. Nichols, Jr., a graduate j
of Cornell University and an ex- !
pert at catching poisonous snakes,
is spending some time here and '
at present is on Bald Head island, '
searching for dens of rattlers.
The snakes are caught alive '
for the purpose of milking them ;
of their poison, which is now 1
needed badly by the government !
for the manufacture of certain '<
medicines. Mr. Nichols has been
operating in the Rocky Mountains 1
this summer and says he does
not expect to have any trouble i
locating dens of the reptiles here i
during the winter months. j
I They Made Good
With Hand Lines \
Captain Alvin Milliken and his :
son, Harold, of Shallotte, caught
MILITARY MI
Kat-tat-tat tommy-guns,
?fun galore for his ma
Wonderfully realistic?
Low Prices! From
Dresser Sets
1 A very useful giftespecially
for mother <
sister.
1
Assorted Colors & Styl<
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THE STATE PORT PILi
565 pounds of blackfish working'l
ivith hook and line off Shallotte j
[nlet, Friday. The fish were of ?
fair size and brought thirteen t
;ents per pound. War time restric- t
lions do not permit boats to go ]
far off shore and this catch and {
the price it brought it considered e
xceptionally good.
I;
Local Boy Dies j1
In I ex as Hospital J
Pvt. Ellis Bellamy, 20 years old 1
son of Van and Lue Delphia Beil- j 1
imy, highly respected colored peo- j'
lie of Southport, died in the1 j
arooks general army hospital at
fort Sam Houston, Texas, No-' J
.'ember 13th. Tuberculosis was the j'
mmediate cause.
The body in it" fiag draped J
:asket was shipped here, arriving [
m the 18th. Burial was held Sun-11
lay afternoon at two o'clock and i1
vas largely attended by both ,
white and colored.
The young man graduated from'
;he Brunswick County Training
School with the class of 1941. He!
intered the aimed service on the 1
February 27, 1943, and was on his 1
,vay to becoming a fine soldier 1
,vhen the fatal illness set in. !
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Mintz, of I
Shallotte, announce the birth of
i son in James Walker Mmorial
dospital, Thursday, November |
L8th. i <
IS NOW IMPROVING
Reports from the hospital in
Charlotte are to the effect that
Roger Clemmons, of Shallotte, is
low doing nicely after undergoing
i major operation a few days
igo. Several years ago he was
jadly injured in an automobile |
iccident and the injury has since
:aused much trouble. '
ROVING REPORTER 7 I
Continued Prom Pag' One)
mend after being separated in
iction or that the war department
definitely recognizes him as
lead. No reports of this kind
lave ever reached Mr. and Mrs.
J. Walton of Waccamaw township
regarding their son, Hubert.
In January, 1942 they were notified
that their son was missing
when the big ship "Chicago" was
NDED TOYS 1
miniature Army jeeps o
ke-bclieve maneuvers.
S1.00up
GAMES
? Games are always we
>r come by Kiddies . . . . <
Grown-Ups!
ss Large Assortment
-
OT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
ost in action. Alhougji thfs hap-Jed on payment of fine of $20.00 cli
>ened nearly two years ago, Mr. and costs.
md Mrs. Walton have had no fur- i at
her word concerning the fate of SHALLOTTE MEN 1U
heir son. Hubert's twin brother,! MAKE GOOD CATCH ^
lay Walton, took the medical ex- (Continued EYrm Page One) 1T!l
imination last week, prelimary to j Fishing at Shallotte Inlet, Lee'fn
jntering the service. Gray get 300 cf the big roe mul- jvj(
With aerk of Superior Court, jets one day and a good catch of pr
3am T. Bennett, serving as dray- smaller mullets, other scattered I in(
nan, T. L. Long of the Hickman's catches were made of roe mullets j
Dross Roads community has sent at various places. Most of the | at
he Roving Reporter some undis- catches were made on Wednesday |
jutable evidence that he made a of last week, two days following |S(
food sweet potato crop this year, the catch of ten tons of roe mul-!
Sam, at the request ot Mr. Long, lets at Long Beach, near South-!
faithfully delivered a sweet pota- port It is supposed that the roejf.
o 0131 weights 11 pounds and 2 muUets taken in the shallotte fo)
lunces. It is on display at the area were part of the same
te P?^ Pi!ot office and wil1 school that the Long Beach fish- P<
?HI hnn. ?
remain uicic unui **c ???? ernuui waucu uuu.
py, or until some one sends us ^
i bigger one to replace it. All y c q PLANS FOR
juch exhibits will be thankfully * WEEK'S ACTIVITIES
received and ackonwledged. (Continued From Page One) t
rcncDAi AmnMC Sunday Mr C Ed Taylor gave a
FEDERAL ALIIONS detailed outline on "North Caro- is
AID IN CUTTING ]|na Day." He read several arOF
PULPWOOD tides from the constitution which |
(Continued From Page One! were adopted before North Caroiustries.
It is to encourage them ifna joined the Union in 1789.
to do so that we have thus re- Many of the service men were
idsed United States Employment surprised to learn that North
Service and Selective Service reg- Carolina was not a member of
rlations. the Union at the time George
Washington was elected as our
SHORTEST SESSION First President.
IN SEVERAL WEEKS A special movie was shown and
(Cnntinupd crom l-ngp Onel Chief Cooprider, accomoomed at
William Mitchell, speeding, 60 the piano by Mrs. Cooprider, sang
lays on roads, judgment suspend- "My Wild Irish Rose" at the con|
THANKSGIVING
We wish for all our friends here a
I pleasant holiday and a day of
Great Thanksgiving.
R. GALLOWAY
General Merchandise
I Supply, N. C. 11
ubmumiimhuiu.)! iiiiiiawwTwnw?rrMniriniiiTrTTwn?mnmr a
Do!! Houses Blackboards
Any child needs a blackIvery
little girl will love board.
ne of our well equipped Many Other
doll houses ! Useful Gifts
I !
j
TOYLAND OPENS i?
I
Friday and Saturday ^
IL November 26 - 27 ^
I -ATI
Braxton's jr!
f FREE GIFTS - FREE GIFTS wi
For Children and Grown-Ups ]
Tomorrow and Sat., Nov. 26 27
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. ad , B
ision' of tiic program. with the local
Next Sunday's Vespers program'hope that ' .
5:00 p. m. will feature a Negro1 . af?r
artet from the Brunswick Coun- a ea ' thcir ratronjTJ^^H
Training School of Southport..for packages as soon as
le quartet is composed of Al- notified of arrival
,'d Hankins, Eddie Warnett, Da- '^B
1 Moore and A. R. Howell. The FARA,KR'S IXCOJfc^BB
ogram will also feature a read- TAX Dfj KB
j from Dunbar by Estell Swain. (Continued from
le public is cordially invited to I
tend the vespers program. Where a farmer niaje I
! ments on March n
:HOOL HAD A ;these payments u,u a^^B
BRIMFUL HOUSE '1943 ,ta*es un"?'' the 'ni;:^B
(Continued From Page One) j?0 Plan 3,1(1 the balan^^^B
have been very pleasing to the taxes are payable with \?^HS
iks around Bolivia. claration of December uj B
DST OFFICES ARE
IN BIG RU5H NOW l5UUK> hOljl^B
(Continued From Paee'Onei ^]| J^indf i VSI
The patrons of the post offices arSe
Supply, Shallotte, Longwood, D D A V T A
ih, Freeland, Leland, Winnabow D i\ /TL A 1 \J N HB
d Bolivia are probably joining
" SALE |
Beginning Saturday, Nov. 27th H
AT 8:30 O'CLOCK
We will have a Special Sale on Ladies' Dresses. HE
The Dresses were bought in New York. W
75?Former $7.98 Dresses . .$$,!
37?Former $6.98 Dresses
65?Former $5.98 and $4.98 I
Dresses Sill
All Sales Are Final... No Laya\vays,H
No Refunds ... No Charges! H
No Exchanges . . No Sales on Apprnvi^m
Shallotte Trading Co. I
HOBSON KIRBY, Prop. H
SHALLOTTE, N. C. I
I GIVE A " SO FT IE "DOLL B
Fabric beauties that every little girl will love! HH
Peasant or baby-doll types?Priced
For Holiday giving. From BB
stock of Books for TIT V /1 /T CC B
ges. Books make *
useful gifts. j A nicc selcction 01 , Bf
? OUR LARGE PUZZLES and GAMES- W
\SSORTMENT Ajj Kin(js
: _ ^ _ I
boy wants a wagon : Bt'arS I
liristnias Childreu love E
E HAVE THEM better than a H
mal. IH
Both Large A Varied H
And Small Assortment H