BT'YIXG CHRISTMAS GOODS
Hobson Kirby of the Shallotte
Trading Company is on the!
Northern markets this week buy- j
ing Christmas goods for the Shal
lotte store.
HOSIERY MEN HERE |
W. C. Mull, Burlington hosiery
mill owner who has a summer
home at Long- Beach, brought 14
of his mill superintendents and
i foremen to Southport for a two
I day fishing trip Friday and Sat
jurday. This was the second time
j he has brought some of his of
ficials down this fall.
FROM GAS to GROCERIES...
Whatever your need may be, drive in at the
GOOD GULF STATION
And Ask for What You Want.
ENNIS LONG SERVICE STATION
U. S. No. 17 Supply, N. G.
AT HOLDEN BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomp
son and daughter, of Greensboro,
'have been spending a week at
Holden Beach at the Breezway
cottage of Blake Thompson, of j
High Point. The Greensboro man |
is president of the Thompson-1
Arthur Construction Company
j and president of the Carolina
Road Builders Association, cov
ering both North and South Caro
lina.
FIRST STRIPED BASS
R. O. Walker of Cincinatti,1
Ohio, got the first stripped bass
to be reported taken in Lock
woods Folly river this fall. The
fish was a small one, weighing [
only nine pounds. Mr. Walker is
manager of the Trailways Bus
Lines in Cincinatti. With Mrs.
Walker he is spending a month
at Holden Beach at the Cottage
of Blake Thompson of High Point.
BUILT FOR FISHERMEN!
""Seott-Aiwaterm
1 MPH TROLLING SPEED
20 MPH TOP SPEED
Scott-Atwatcr
1-20. Deluxe
Alternate
Firing Twin,
7Hh.p.
(OBC Certified
<& 4,200 rpm).
Steel motor stand
comes with every
Scott-Atwater Motor
Going flshin"? Here's an outboard that really
trolls (less than a mile-an-hour!)? and keeps
trolling, hour after hour, without sputtering,
without overheating. And when you head for
home, there's surging power to drive your boat
at speeds up to 20 miles-an-hour. That's the
new Scott-Atwater 1-20 Outboard Motor. Its
Multiple Feather Intake Valves and Full Ex
pansion Exhaust System combine to introduce
a new kind of outboard flexibility.
Ju if took at thof other Scott-Atwotorfoatvros, foot
? One-pull storting every time.
? Weatherproof housing and magneto.
o "ABC" Controls .. . unbreakable knobs.
e Moro OBC Certified horsepower por dollar.
KING'S
Electric Sales Co.
SHALLOTTE, N. C
CANDIDATE FOR
REGISTER OF DEEDS
AMOS J. WALTON
With only three weeks remaining before the General Election on
Tuesday, November 2, I see that it is going to be impossible for me
to see every one of my friends in person. Business in the office is rush
ing, and I cannot and will not neglect my duty.
I do want you to know that I sincerely appreciate the support
that has been given me in the past. I have had the honor of serving
during the past five years as your Register of Deeds, and you know
by this time whether or not I am capable of performing the duties of
this office.
If you will re-elect me, I promise to continue to render to you the
same faithful, conscientious service that I have given during my term
of office.
AMOS J. WALTON
Candidate For REGISTER OF DEEDS
CHARGED 'WITH ROBBERY
Curtis Vamum and Hubert Gal
loway, well known young white
residents of Lockwoods Folly
township, were arrested here Sun
day, charged with assaulting and
robbing Junior Norton here at 2 [
o'clock Sunday morning. Norton!
is also a resident of Lockwoods!
Folly township. He sustained a j
bruised face in the encounter and ?
is reported to have lost $200.00.
Chief of Police Otto Hickman,
who arrested Varnum and Gallo
way, says that the money was
not found on them.
VISITING IN PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs. Sheppard DeVane of Win- j
nabow is visiting her parents in j
Ligonler, Pa. Mrs. DeVane was
accompanied as far as Petersburg,
Va., by Miss Louise Swain, also
of Winnabow. She is visiting re
latives in Virignia.
MANY UP STATE BOATS
A large number of up-state
shrimp boats are now at South
port and are delivering their cat
ches among the eight buying
houses. For the most part the |
boats are only about half the size1
of the big trawlers used here, i
However, they are well equipped
and the owners are good fisher
men. The boats are mostly from
Morehead City, Davis and Hark
ers Island.
TOO MUCH JELLYFISH
Commercial fishermen at Hold-'
en Beach were complaining this I
week at the great number of j
jellyfish on their part of the
coast. The pests are rather heavy
and fill up too much in the nets.
MARSHMALLOW HOST
ITie Junior G. A. of Mill Creek
church had a marshmallow roast
near the church Saturday night.
Games were played and a nice
time was had by all. The folks
attending were, Mrs. Andrew At
kinson, Annie Mae Gore, Joan
Gore, Yvonne Willetta, Gladys
Simmons, Faye Beck, Eppie Lee
Sellers, Mary Margaret Robbins,
Hattie Sue Reynolds and Noami
Willetts.
AT BIRD'S NEST
Prof. G. W. Lawrence and fam- ,
ily of Asbeville have been spend-1
ing the past week at the "Bird's (
Nest" cottage owned by Prof. ]
and Mrs. H. C. Bird, at Holden'
Beach.
WITH PACIFIC FLEET
Daniel Hoover Smith of Long- j
wood, serving in the Navy as a j
seaman, is stationed in the Paci-1
fic, serving with the USS Nav-,
asota, which was recently award
ed the Battle Efficiency Penant.
CARLYLE CHEERED
(Continued from page one)
Dewey had already put into ef
fect in New York what Truman
has talked about doing.
Senator William B. Umstead,
who was unseated in the primary!
campaign by Broughton, took his
place alongside Carlyle as the
most popular figure among the
dignataries at the rally. The ap
plause for him was vigorous.
Umstead paid high tribute to
Congressman Clark, who was un
able to be present because he was
attending a funeral, stating that
"I know no man who is the in>
tellectual superior of Bayard
Clark." Other speakers followed
suit with praise of the veteran
Congressman.
Scott's message was striking
ly at variance with the love feast
Wkal Is Tkt Meuiif Of
A-STYPTO-DYNE
The word A-STYP-TO-DYNB
means a great deal to thousands
and thousands of its users, who
for nearly fifty years have en
joyed its benefits. A-STYP-TO
DYNE is an unmixed oil of the
Southern Pine which lends valu
able aid in the treatment of open
cute, bruises, superficial burns,
scratches, abrasions, sunburn, in
sect bites, muscular aches and
pains and other similar ailments.
Get a bottle today at your
favorite drug store. Now avail
able in three sizes: 35c, 60c and
$1.20. No Home is complete with
out a bottle of A-STYP-TO
DYNE.
Good LESPEDEZA HAY
$30.00 Per Ton
VICTOR SEED OATS
$1.25 Pgr Bushel
fit '
THE COUNTRY STORE
Longwood, N. C. ,
HEAR HIM
Hon. John
Wilkinson
f ?
r '
Republican Candidate For
UNITED STATES SENATE
WACCAMAW
High School
Friday, October 22nd -
He will discuss our nation's troubles. He has a remedy
for them. You are invited to hear "The Man Of The
Hour. . . . '
COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS WITH YOU I
talk of the other speakers. He let
it be known that he expected op
position "from some of those
here today" to his program. He
called for a broadening of the
health, welfare and educational
programs and for a more ade
quate farm-to-market road pro
gram." On the latter score, he
declared emphatically that "I
shall not appoint any man to the
Highway Commission who does
not see eye-to-eye with me on
planning a program so that
school buses can run every day."
. Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus,
fcew Hanover and Robeson coun
ties had representatives present.
Only Cumberland and New Han-:
over spokesmen indicated that |
they were having tlWkl -
*e Dlxlgc?t camP?ipi 1
ray milligan
Automobile Repairing, Since ?
(3 YEARS AS ARMY AIR FORCE MECHANIC)!
/Now Located N?xt Door To R. E. Bellamy &
j Shallotte, N. C.
FALL CLOTHING
We offer a full line of F^ll Clothing, including ready-to-wear for
every member of the family. . . Our prices are reasonable, and our
quality is unsurpassed.
Jackets ... Pants ... Sweaters ... Caps
Dresses '
Blue Bell Overall? and Dungaree*
John C .Roberts Shoes
Ball Band Boots . . . Friedman-Shelby Shoes
Red Goose Shoes for Children. ?
We invite our friends and customers to visit our
store every time it is convenient.
MINTZ 8c CO
Harry L. Mintz, Jr., Mgr.
SUPPLY, N. G.
DEMOCRATIC!
? H
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
October 15 .... Winnabow, N. C.
FREE FISHFRY?EVERYONE INVITED
October 16 .. .. /.V\ ?. Longwood, N. C.
October 19 .... Peter Robinson's Store
October 20 Southport Court House
October 21 Isiah Fulford
October 22 Leland High School
October 23 Shallotte High School
October 25 Bolivia High School
October. 26 Waccamaw School
October 27 Exum
October29 Grissettown
October 30 Hickman X Roads
Everybody is invited and urged to attend these
speakings. We want to urge all Democrats and Repub
Ticket WlH *0m U8 t0 V?te thC Straight Democratic
Sa SCOTT is very much interested
in FARM-mMARKET ROADS, State Aid to
Schools and County Welfare and Health Program. The
Legislature must help him put this program through. It
is imperative that a Democrat Represent our county
m the next Legislature.
We ve made a lot of progress in the past 16 years
Let s keep what we have. The Democrats gave us this
gain. Judging the future by the past there is nothing to
expect from the Republicans.
s EDWARD H. REDWINE, Pres.
YOUNG DEMOCRAT CLUB.
D. B. FRINK, Chairman
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MRS. MYRTLE BOYD, Vice-President.
. MRS. J. W. RUARK, Vice-Chairman