Mrs. Fuller Says She’s
Thankf ul For Retonga \
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Distress From Indigestion,^
Loss of Appetite, and ^ eak
Run-Down Feeling Prompt
ly Relieved, Declares Mrs.
Fuller. Has Regained Sev
eral Pounds.
Happily praising Retonga for the
relief this noted herbal and Vitamin
-a-tamdivrmrgavertTk'ih. fflQPUH&An
men and women are daily coming
* forward to tel) others about this fam
.pus preparation.,..Among, the,.latest
is Mrs. Betty Fuller, of i75 Wood
ward Ave, Atlanta, Ga., who grate
fully states:
“I felt so weak and rundown that
it was all I could do to drag through
my housework. My appetite was
gone and sour burning indigestion
tortured me after practically every
meal. So much gas formed in my
stomach I felt like it would cut off
my breath. I felt nervous and rest
less and what little sleep I got did
not seem to rest me. I had swim
ming headaches from sluggish elim
ination. by muscles often felt sore
and painful, and I had to take a laxa
tive practically every day.
“I will always thank Retonga for
MRS. BETTY FULLER
its wonderful relief. i..,, rood di
gests so well that I have regained
eight pounds. I sleep restfully, and
even the sluggish elimination is re
lieved. I don’t know when I have
felt stronger and better, and Retonga
deserves all the credit.1'
Retonga is intended to relieve dis
tress due to insufficient flow of gas
tric iuices in the stomach, loss of ap
petite, Vitamin B-l deficiency and
constipation. Accept no substitute.
Retonga may be obtained at Clark’s
Pharmacy.
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to pay up accumulated bills and keep your credit card
clean. It's good business to be out of debt. We invite you
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Reconversion Will
Affect The Farmer
Housewives Asked To Fight Inflation,
To enlist consumer aid in prevent
ing food price increases. Price Ad
ministrator Chester Bowles announc
ed that “Anti-Inflation Shopping
Lists” will be distributed to thous
ands of housewives from local War
Price and Rationing Boards begin
ning the first week of September.
“The OPA is calling upon house
wives to help their Government pre
vent a repetition of the disastrous i
inflation that followed the first
World Yv'a'i“ML* Bowies exjTialns.
“The same set of factors thrt started
the inflationary spiral following that
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'including certain foods, are scarce.
Everyone wants to buy the things he
couldn’t get during the war and peo
ple have money to spend.
“We are going to do everything in
our powrer to prevent price increases
in cost of living items by maintaining
price controls as long, as they are
needed. We can’t do the job alone.
We want housewives to write on
the Anti-Inflation Shopping Lists the
prices they have actually paid for
various kinds of food over a period
of a week. The housewife will send
her report to her local board This
will give the board a pretty good
picture of food price compliance in
its area and point out some of the
stores that need investigation.”
Stops Allocation of Trucks
The Surplus Property Board has
ceased allocating surplus trucks to
farmers and farm cooperatives and
will release, for regular disposal,
trucks, recently allocated to farmers
and not yet sold, it was announced
by the Board Farmers w’ho wisl^o
.purchase surplus trucks shoulo^^^B
tact a local truck dealer as the ve
hicles will be disposed of through
normal channels, with no need for
certification.
Rubber Items On the Way
Rubber toys for Christmas are in
prospect as well as thousands of
other familiar objects that disap
peared during the war years, accord
ing to the Rubber Bureau of WPB,
which has lifted all restrictions on
products manufactured of reclaimed
and scrap rubber and all synthetic
rubber except butyl, the special-pur
pose type used chiefly for tire inner
tubes. Natural rubber as well as
butyl remains under rigid control.
Other items freed include combs,
beach balls, bathing caps and rubber
beach bags; bath mats, bottle stop
pers, hair curlers and such house
hold items as rubber gloves, rubber
fly swatters, soap dishes, dish drains
and squeege window wipers. WPB's
action also permits the use of sponge
rubber in cushions and mattresses,
rubber for unrestricted manufacture
of weatherstripping, stair treads,
rubber flooring, battery cases and
ipuch automobile manufacturing uses
Wr pedal pads and floor mats.
Sport shoes and cleats, hockey
pucks, boxers’ rubber mouthpieces
and a number of other athletic goods
items will be made available in
greater quantities.
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NOTICE
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Martin
County, made in the special proceed
ing entitled: W. M. Daniels and
wife, Bertha Daniels, Isabel Knox,
Walter Ayers and wife, Fannie Ay
ers, Helen Williams and' husband.
HeDcr Avers, unarue Ayers;
and wife, Doris Ayers, John William !
Ayers, and Walter Lee Bryant, min \
or by his next friend Walter Ayers, ,
ex parte, the undersigned comm is
sioner will on the 27th day of Oc 1
toDer, 1945, at twelve o’clock noon,
in front of the Guaranty Bank and j
Trust Company, Robersonville,
North Carolina, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash that certain
J.'-.’jd. v.f in act Aviv — LA. twv « ---- ■
lersonville Township, Martin Countv.
North Carolina, and more particular
ly described as foil iv, •“J
j 1 Lying and being situate on the"
jWest side of the old Greenville to j
Hamilton Road about four miles!
Northwest of the town of Roberson-!
ville, North Carolina, adjoining the
lands of Robert Salisbury, F. F. Pol
lard, R. L, Smith, and others and
beginning in the center of the branch
in the road, said branch being com
tnonly known as the schoolhouse
branch to the old Robert Andrews
line, thence a southwesterly course |
with said old Andrews line to a j
long straw pine, a corner, thence a !
southeasterly course with the old l
Joseph Andrews line to the old Stalls j
line, thence down a small branch j
with the Old Stalls line to said old |
Greenville to Hamilton Public Road,
thence a Northerly course up said i
road to the beginning, containing by |
estimation 17 acres more or less and
the same being commonly known as !
the W. M. Ayers Homeplace.
A deposit of ten per cent of the ;
bid will be required preceding con |
firmation of the sale by the court
Commissioner
NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of E. W. Jones, deceased,
late of Martin County, North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at Williamston, N. C., on
or before the 24th day of September, \
1046, or this notice will be pleaded i
in bar of their recovery. All persons *
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 24th day of September, 1945.
MRS. SALLY JONES,
Executrix. 1
R. A. Critcher, Attorney. s 28 61
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
North Carolina, Martin County
Having this day qualified as ad
| ministrator of the estate of Sadie W.
Peel, deceased, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
said estate to exhibit them to the un
dersigned within one year from the
date of this notice or this notice
! will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
the said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This the 27th of August, 1945.
ELBERT S. PEEL,
Administrator of the estate
a3!6t Of Sadie W. Peel, deceased.
County Youth With
| Occupational Force]
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j. 15th AAF In Italy.—Corporal Jul*
f t be* occupational lortfft^tumcTOSeT'
62 the 778th Air Materiel Squadron.
528th Air Service Group, now sta
tioned near Foggia, Italy. His wife,
Mrs. Lillian Gurganus, resides on
Route One, Box 258, Greenville, and
his father, Mr. William D. Gurganus,
resides on Route One, Williamston.
Prioi to entering the service in
March, 1942, at Fort Bragg, Cpl. Gur
ganus attended Williamston High
School and was employed at farm
ing. He was sent overseas in De
cember, 1943, and arrived at Naples,
Italy.
The 2258th Air Service Group was
organized at the close of the Euro
pean War and was formed from a
nucleus of the 50th Air Service
Squadron, 19th Air Service Group,
68th Air Service Group, 324th Air
Service Group. 975th Military Police
(Avn), and other units, which had
outstanding war service records.
This group is a new type organiza
tion styled to support the tactical
anuuytho 97th TV ■ ’> Group {B-171,
PHMMftU conditions and in any l-^a
cality where the problems of aircraft
j repair, maintenance and supply of
heavy bombers are concerned.
This groups is composed of a Head
quarters and Base Squadron, the
954th Engineering Squadron, and the
778th Materiel Squadron, presently
stationed near Foggia, and is one of
three similar groups to be used by
the Army Air Forces for occupation
al purposes in the Mediterranean
Theatre. The group is commanded
by Major Merritt J. Hughes, Min
neapolis, Minnesota, former Com
manding Officer of the 50th Air Ser
vice Squadron.
During the period the group re
mains in Italy, opportunities to visit
famous places of interest are being
provided to personnel. Some of the
celebrated places of interest now
being visited by the troops include
the beautiful Isle of Capri, Rome,
Florence, Venice, and Nice, with
tours being taken through Northern
Italy and Switzerland.
Members of the group are enroll
ing in the Army Study Center at
Florence and some are attending a
special course at the University of
Florence.
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and adequate lighting for every n d
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