TO HOLD FOOD SALE
A Food Sale, sponsored by the
Sweet Home Church Christian
Endeavor, will he held Saturday
morning beginning at 10:30 at the
Employment Office. Fresh vege
tables, cakes and a variety of
other foods will be sold.
Il Takes “Know lloir"
AND WE HAVE IT
HEATING
— and —
Sheet Metal
Work
LENNOX
AIR CONDITIONING
Approved
JOHNS-M ANMLLE
Roofing Contractor
WHITE'S
HEATING \ND SHEET
METAL WORKS
T. O. Box (i»4
WILMAMSTON, N. C.
PHONE 2;Jf»0
T
Local Firm Will
Handle Jet Curers
i The Farmers Supply l'o. of
| Williamston has been appointed
i as distributor in this area for the
I AMF .let Tobaceo Carer, which
| uses the new principle of jet com
bustion to cure tobacco automati
cally and economically.
in contrast to carers familiar
to tobacco growers, thi' AMF Jet
Tobacco Carer requires no ex
haust flues in the barn, because
it produces virtually no smoke
or soot or other ordinary products
of od combustion Engineers of
the American Machine and
Fotindary Company, who spent
three years developing the unit,
have found that from lit! to 91) per
cent of all the heat value in the
oil is extracted.
Throughout the test period,
which is now entering its fourth
year, the AMF Jet Cuter has been
used bv practical tobacco growers
throughout the flue-cured belt
Farmers have reported fuel sav
ings of from 30 to 50 percent or
more, with "average” barns re
quiring from 75 to 100 gallons of
No 2 fuel oil, somewhat less ex
pensive than the kerosene in com
mon use
SLAB WOOD
FOB SAI.I, CIIKAI*.
Dial 2160
Williamson Supply Co.
Safety-check: stop lights, signal
lights, headlight aim, brake lining
tires, front wheel hearings.
Correct by machine: wheel align
ment for easier steering.
Step up performance: cjeun spark
plugs, adjust carburetor and distrib
utor, tune up engine.
Increase tire life: cross-switch all
five tires.
Improve ride: l.lJHKICAKH “lubri
cation-plus” maintenance.
SEE YOUR NEAREST BUICK DEALER
Storming through savage battles, Hon Randell is featured in
Columbia Pictures’ "Tyrant of the Sea," at the Watts Theatre,
as an officer aboard a mutinous man-of-war on a “suicide" mis
sion in hostile seas. The picture is scheduled for Wednesday only.
Oak (.ity Solilier To
lake S/ieeial I onise
Corporal Ernest Barfield, De
tachment “B", BOB 1 st Regional
Post Engineer Service Unit, will
soon depart for the Air Transport
ability Training ('enter where he
Solely leatures include an "o
leetrie eye”, which shuts off the
unit automatically if the spark
ignition is interrupted. A fusible
link also stops operation of the
cuter if the barn temperature
rises above curing levels. A
standard, 1 11 horsepower electric
motor supplies the power
The AMK Jet Cuter is being
marketed through the American
Machine Development Corpora
tion, an subsidiary, with offices in
Richmond and Raleigh
will attend the Cadre Course. This
course is designed to teach the
correct manner of loading and
unloading both men and equip
ment for transportation by air
Stationi'd in Yokohama, Japan's
major port city and seat of head
quarters of tin' Eighth Army, Cor
petal Hatfield fills all essential
assignment with the Army's Oc
cupational Forces here as a super
visor ol indigenous personnel m
the crating section. This section
is responsible for the packing and
crating of the belongings of Occu
pational Personnel departing for
the Udited States for reassign
ment.
Entering the Army in Novem
her, 1042, Corporal Harl'icld serv
ed in France and Germany during
tpan in
the war. He arrived in .1
JUST ARRIVED
SOI III TIM IN C Vl{ LOAD
Channel-Drain
Roofing
WILLIAMSTON SUPPLY CO.
\,u(f//icaif
aIiavpu . AinnU . «aaa«ii
cherry * pineapple • cocoanut
ICE CREAM
L0%r^!fs/
i
i
A Inseinn* Mend of cliorry, |tinea|»|d<» and
eoeoaiinl uilli extra smooth ice (ream.
Imi joy Sweetheart Ice dream often during
the rohiantie inonlli of June.
taki: s<mi iiomi: toiuy:
Maola Ice Cream Co.
Washington, N. C.
Returns For His First
I isil Here In .'13 Years <
W. C. White, colored employee
of the old Williamston Telephone
Company when operated by the)
late VV C Manning, was in town j
this week renewing old ari|uain
tanees Whim tiow lives in Raleigh j
anil it was lus first visit here in |
33 years. A native of llertie]
County he stated that he hardly j
recognised the town and met hut 1
very few people that he remem
bored
V.'T. I. Institute Tit lie
In Rreenville Next II <•<•/>!
A Parents Teachers Association
Institute will tie held at K. C T C.
in tlrccnville next week A1
though the program has not been i
August 1940 and was assigned to
his present duty.
Corporal Barfield is the son of!
Mrs. Lizzina Barfield of Oak City,
North Carolina.
released as yet, it is understood
that interesting sessions are to be
held Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday and provision is being
\
made for any one attending to
sta> on the campus during the
three da.s - at veto reasonable1
rates.
The president of the local unit
is asking that any member who
can attend any 01 all of the ses
sions of the institute get in touch
with Mrs, Irving Margoiis. elutir
man of the institute committee.
Mrs W K Thornton attended
the institute at (IrOensboro last
vrai and reported it was a very
enjoyable one She re polls that
she will not l>o able to attend tins
year but urges anyone who can to
go over I'm some of the .e Ions
at least.
Opening irl i'.ullrvy
In Plymouth Ttnnorroir
Mr W H’rith Winslow of Ply
mouth has extended an invitation,
through the president of the !o
cal Womans Club, to all club
members and interested friends to
attend the opening of his Art.
Gallery on Friday, June Ifith
from 3:00 pm to 3:00 p m The
g:illers i liicated at 10-1 Jeffer on
Street over Swain Bin. k i‘..rnpaiiv
tin Plymouth
Mr. Winslow was the guest
speaker at the February meeting
of the Womans Club and gave an
interesting talk on '.'Ut from the
| Artist-". Point of Vied* His art
•alleiv will be ,,f interest to all
| \v ho ran attend.
G*W
SEVEN
STAR
Blondod whltkoy. "7h«
whlskiot <jr» 4
)Mn or mor* old. 37h*
atralght wMtkty. *3V4%
;M«lnl spirit* dutiihM
•raw grain. 1S% tlraighl
vklikty 4 yoart old.
11% straight whltkoy 9
yoart old. 7)4% ttralght
whlskoy 4 yoart old."
$^40
4# 4/5 «T.
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APT.
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PROOF
OOODIRHAM A WORTS IIMITID, MO* I A, ILLINOIS
For Sunday Dinner!
cur- up. . .ready for the pah/
PLUMP FRESH
TEMPTINGLY TENDER
Lb.
_53c
LUNCH meat - 59c
ARMOt'K'K STAR SPH’HI SLI( I l)
UK A V V WESTERN PROPERLY TRIM WED BEE E
CHUCK
ROAST i>>
67c
C
SIKH) VOIN1I HFKP
LIVER ib
AKMttl It's SIAR SKINLESS __
FRANKS ib »
Armour Star
Slirnl BACON, III. (i.'tr
KIB UNO
Boneless Stev
BEEF
77c
lb
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Small EI.OHNOER, II. 2"><
Speeklr THOIT, ll» !."».■
BIJTTKRFISII, puuml 2."»r
pf.kcii limn, n.
PORK ROAST
lb. 49c
Fresh Ground
BEEF
57c
Lb
Check These lf)<* Valut
s
PARK PLACE BRAND TOILET
TISSUE 4
Ml KRAY'S S AVERT VANILLA
WAFERS
SI ANDAkU .U. NkthlllNS or
G’FRUIT 2
RE I KLSHING Will It. HOC MB .APPLE
JUICE 2
LANG'S SWEET MIXED
PICKLES
PHILLIP S BRAND BE ANS AND
FRANKS
BROCK'S CANDY MARSHMALLOW
PEANUTS
MELLOW AAHimiOt't APPIE
SAUCE 2
I S FANCY I I T GREEN
BEANS
SILKELfS IOMVIO
CATSUP
Rail*
Pop. Brands Chewing
GUM
6 5
i L 20c^
Brill's Spanish
RICE
19*
WITH TOMATO SAKE—HEINZ PORK A
BEANS
STANDARD MED RIPE
Tomatoes 2
WHOLE KERNEL WHITE KlIOl PEG
CS CORN
I K FANCY EIUII
COCKTAIL
(a. MAIL HUSH Cl I I Vint K
PICKLES
KELLOGG* RICE KKlfcPIE*
CEREAL
LIBBY* TASTY SI IK I#
BEETS
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HOMEMAKER
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KLAUT
No 2’
Can
19
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iiidke meul plan ill ne , * ’ • • “ "ti
frit dilrkeu oft, ii * ", h fc* srtv
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C R I AM V GO! 01 N CK1 \ >1
CORN no a 19c
STOKI I Y S Ti ll NIP
GREENS
.? inch Of tAt Pit
HuUh rookifi*. |Uini. Uri* ,,f4* *•>
hr"*n evenly. ||ri|l "* So 4,1:1 ( Plere
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• wifii u.irslc v l> **'•••
«r»»y. mill, ll,e ,1,,,' Ulp
he (flipping,
scAu.orui <h,(kin
? r"l*« rooked ehiekeu
<«l» (hopped celery
• tftule,poonx inineed pur.l..
! leuspooii, “ p* *'*r
. S,'«***lr beulen
■ <;«P> chick-,, „„V
eruitibt „„d ' “<■•*««. eele,,.
add sol, 'i I'euyed ,4,
Iharoujhly
1 tlfeken. Set r.„er„l. , “ ,’"ur “ye,
»“rr „„d hake |„ “ , 1,1 uf hot
M ".‘Ill art atiout “d ,* ' “v,u '■'•in
>» » *" ‘-dr Serve, p
No 217 19c
DLL MOM I I V III Y <. AlllO N
SPINACH no 2 19c
LYNNHA\IN PREPARED
MUSTARD
N \ K1 SCO I’ll! Mll M
CRACKERS
\V A\l l» I* \l*l It
CUT-RITE
IIEINZ I OAI \ I (>
KETCH1
Cl AIM' S 1 I II AIM I*
Qt 19c
ib 25c
Ron 21a
M o? 25c
BABY FOOD 3 29c
I'M \ RLE S I K \l N I O
HONEY
N OH Till UN PAPER
TOWELS
iib 33«
Roll 15c
" (ivniitm
r«p. cubed rhlek.i,
1 1,‘M ‘bopped eel.
<“P majonnabe
Kk.y K u
f N fa'<rri/»n Vicet.l
‘.up “ffrd almond,
‘f ripe oil,,, *
t ouibiue dill ken . ■
^dd dluiond, Vld ".-*'“11
‘““"d ““ lettuce lu„ *.‘fure aer.i,,,
•flb rip, ullt,. p* *‘.d fanti.i.
PEAS
17 Os.
Can
19
Gowiefi'frusfi Rrerfuce!
FOR CRISP BAltDEN-FRESH YKUETARLKS WII l.l S( U)lTS
FRESH FRF FI'S YOl (ANT BEAT ( (M.OM VI.’S PRODFFK
FANE! AT ('OI.ONIAI, YOl ARE VSSFREO OE HK.HEST
CRIAUTY PROIRTK AT EVERYOAY IONS PRICKS;.
SWEET RIPE BED TO THE RIND
WATERMELONS
Ni.tv titor titin uifi vni
CANTALOUPES
I REKH TIM)! R GKIIN
CROWDER peas
TENDER (.KEEN DKI.K IOI K
CORN-on-the-cob
I AM Y HARD III AO ( III I N
CABBAGE
F.
2
ibt
4
3
far«
lbs
$1.29
25c
25c
23c
13c
U S No 1 White
POTATOES
5 21c
Extra Kaitf.v (iret-n Tup
(liOTols, 2 Imurlips 17c
June it
EXTRA LGE CALIF SUNKIST
Lemons d»». 13c
Dairy Month
MPIkklNk bit AMIS
LIMAGRANDS •■o*. 10c
Hll L’K—ALL-Ml A T
DOG FOOD 2 co... 25c
tjM ■ i
IV \
Triangle Pure
‘EOII E l SOAP
WOODBURY
HEALTH SOAP
LIFEBUOY
WEI H bOLII M
RINSO
BATH MZL He
LUX SOAP
Guess Work Lliminoled
Ily plainly price marking rvi ry Item
In your Colonial Store, you have posi
tive proof of what you pay! I*»irsi
TIVK I*KOOK of roi k lioltom prieea
every clay. Not just we k eml "ape
cv.vu" but everytlay low priees . . .
LOOK FOR THE CS ROOSTER