! Take Orders For
; Pine Seedlings
'» '
• M. H. Leggett, Martin County
(* Forest Warden, urges everyone
x who expects to plant pine seed
lings this winter to get their or
5 ders into the Raleigh office,
j. Leggett says it is very proba
ble that the State Forestry Nurse
ry may again run out of these
seedlings very soon. All orders
placed early most likely will be
filled .
All pine seedlings will be ready
for delivery sometime after De
cember 1st, Red cedars will be
ready after January 1st The cost
of the pine seedlings is $3.00 per
thousand; red cedars $3.50 per
thousand. One thousand seedlings
will plant approximately one
acre. Also available in lots of
500 or above are black walnut and
black locust
For further information con
tact your county forest warden,
agriculture teacher or county
agent.
TOP
PRICES
For Your
SOYBEANS
A tul
CORN
Robersonville
Shelling Co.
Stationery
Gilts
lour sin win ot‘ (loutn.v appre
ciated if it’s stationery from
oar wide selection of fine pap
ers. White, colors and prints.
All prices.
PERSONALIZED
ItooKJiUiUUij
(jay covers, attiactively boxed
5(1 HOOKS
SI. 50
PERSONALIZED
PAPER NAPKINS
The perfect gift for your favor
ite hostess Package of 100.
S1.75
PARKER and SIIAEEEEK
PEN-PENCIL SETS
Free flowing pens and automa
tic lead pencil.
from $5.00
HANDSOME
DESK SETS
Complete with base and pen.
from $2.50
GIVE A DESK
CALENDAR
to the business man o. woman
Memo pad combined.
$1.20 up
Fleuorescent
DESK LAMPS
Flexible stem. The ideal gift
for father.
#8.95 up
Williamsion
Mice Supply Co.
A backward glance into the Roaring Twenties, complete with
beaded skirts above the knees and Minnie Mouse shoes, adds
hilarity to the famous Barter Theatre's production of "The
Show-Off" by George Kells-. The two flappers pictured above,
Misses Patricia O’Connell and Joyce Savage, will be seen
lore when the nostalgic comedy is presented at Williamston
>n November 119 under the auspices of Williamston Javcees.
Circular Issued
On Income Tax
The State College Extension
Service announces publication of
Farmer’s 1950 Income Tax," a
14-page booklet designed to help
farmers with their 1950 income
lax problems. Copies are avail
able on request.
The circular .approved by the
U. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue,
was prepared by extension farm
management Specialists W L.
Turner of North Carolina, E. D.
Chastain, Jr., of Virginia, and
Luke M Schruben and E. P. Cal
lahan of the U S Department of
Agriculture.
Among the subjects covered are
forms needed, who must file a
return, figuring depreciation, re
porting sale's of livestock, hand
ling croppers’ shares, and report
ing agricultural program pay
ments Eight pages are devoted
to illustrations showing forms
filled out correctly.
Persons desiring single copies
if the publication should address
requests to Extension Farm Man
agement Department, N. C. State
College, Raleigh, and ask for Ex
tension Circular No. 358, "Far
mer's 1950 Income Tax.”
Men’s Dress and
Work Shoes
For Less.
WILLARD’S SHOE SHOP
Cancer Clinic In
Elizabeth City
The Northeastern Carolina Can
cer Detection Clinic will be held
Friday, December 1, in the Eliza
beth City Health Center. Regis
tration will be from 1:00 to 2:30 p.
m.
Examinations are free to all wo
men thirty-five or over, all men
forty or over, and to anyone with
a symptom or a "danger signal,"
regardless of age.
The clinic is now held every
other Friday, and frequently
there are more applicants for ex
amination than can be accommo
dated Therefore in order that
those who live at a distance may
be sure of an examination, priori
ties u II be sent, on request, to all
who live twenty miles or more
from Elizabeth City. Address re
quest to: Cancer Center Clerk,
Health Center, Cedar Street,
A Three Days'
Cough IsYour
Danger Signal
Creomultion relieve!promptly because
it foes right to the seat of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
membranes. Guaranteed to please you
or money refunded. Creomulsion has
stood the test of millions of users.
CREOMULSION
rtiiavM Caagks, Chsrt Celts, Asets IraacMtls
presents"'
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA
THE STATE FLOWER —The Dogwood
Legend s;i\s that during Christ's time, the Dogwood was so
tall and strong, it was chosen to furnish the timber At which
the (toss was made. This distressed the tree and Jesus said
to it. Because of your sympathy for My suffering I promise
you this. Never again will you attain such size that you can
be used as it cross. Also your hltWoms shall be in the form
of a cross with two short and two long petals, and at the
outer edge of each of your petals, in the center, shall be the
piint of tlie nail and in the center of your flower, which shall
appear stained with blood and brown with rust there shall
be a crown of thorns,"
Guaranty Bank &
Trust Company
Member of f ederal Deposit insurance Corphrilflon
Elizabeth City, and indicate twi
dates on which examination cat
be taken.
TUBERCULOSIS COST
-1
Tuberculosis, a preventable di
sease, is costing this country $350
000,000 a year, according to I)r.
David T. Smith
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
North Carolina, Martin County.
; Having this day aualified as ad
ministratrix of the estate of Willie
Purvis, deceased, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the said estate to exhibit them to
the undersigned or her attorney
within one year from this date or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to the said estate will
please make immediate payment
This the 20th dav of October,
1950
Laura Mae Purvis, Administra
trix of the estate of Willie
Purvis.
Robert H. Cowen, Attorney at
Law, Williamston. N C.
oc 31 no 7-14-21-28 de 5
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina Martin County.
In The Superior Court
Before the Clerk
In the matter of W. J. Holliday,
Graee Holliday, Martha J. Sexton,
individually, and Martha J. Sex
ton, Administratrix of the estate
of Lula J. Mizelle and of the es
tate of Roxy Smithwick. Vera!
Warrington, Isolene Warrington j
and husband, Etheridge Warring-1
ton. Bertie Conklin. Grace Barber I
-.and husband, Paul Barber, EsS?
Martin, Lucille Martin, Joseph
Martin, Edward Lee Martin, Billy
Martin, Albert Martin. Tom Mar
tin, Mrs. Celeste Klissett and hus
band, Hubert Blissett, Bernice
Parker and husband. John Park
er, Theresa Davis Dyer and hus
band, It. J. Dyer, ex parte.
I Under and by virtue of an order
ol sale made by L. B. Wynne,
Clerk of Superior Court of Martin
: County, on the 9th day of Novem
ber, 1950, the undersigned Com
I missioner, appointed in said order,
will, on Monday, the 11th dav of
December, 1950. at 12 o’clock noon
| in front of the courthouse door in
I the Town of Williamston, N. C.,
| offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
real estate, to-wit:
First: Situate in the Town of
Jamesville, Martin County, and
i being lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6. and
! 7 in Block B in the Kemp Land
division, on the East side of St.
Andrews Street and hounded as
follows, as shown in plat of re
cord in Land Division Book in the
Public Registry of Martin County,
bounded on the North by Jackson
Street and on the East by Maple
Branch, and on the South by line
of lot No. 8 in said map or plat,
and along line of same to Maple
Street, thence back along said
Maple Street to point of begin
ning. This deed of conveyance is
made to convey one-half undi
vided interest in said lots, the
part formerly owned by J. D. Lil
ley and conveyed to Bank of
Jamesville, C. A. Askew now own-'
ing the other one-half interest.
Second: Situate in Jamesville |
Township, adjoining the lands of \
Sylvester Gray, Tom Lilley land i
and the lands of the late S. L.'
| Wallace, containin'* J2acres, more
! or less, and being
that formerly belonged to Hettie
Gray and being the same land that
!has been in possession of Sylvester
Gray and John Gray for the past
1 several years add being the land
this day deeded to the said Sylves
ter Gray bv llie Hank of James
ville.
' Third: Bounded on the West
; by St. Andrews Street, on the East
by lands of E. H. Ange %nd W W
I Waters, on North by Maple Street,
| on the South by Roberson Street
and lands of Ransom Roberson to
, beginning, on St. Andrews Street,
containing 2 acres, more or less,
and better known as the Kemp
! Land.
1 Fourth: Beginning at a post, a
corner of Grover W. Hardison and
Dolly Hardison lots, thence a West
course along a fence, Dolly Hardi
son's line 105 feet to a post, a cor
ner of Dolly Hardison lot. thence
South a straight line 105 feet to n
street, thence East course along
said Street 105 feet, thence a
North course u straight line 105'
feet to the beginning, containing!
1/4 acre, more or less, and being I
a part of the same land willed to j
Grover W. Hardison by Gray Rob- ;
erson, less that part of same sold |
to Minnie Hardison by dr i of re- j
cord in Book K-4, page 584.
Fifth: A tract of land in the |
T"wn of Jamesville, N C'.. adjoin
ing the Williamston and Plymouth
Highway and colored Methodist
Church lot on the North. Mrs F.
S. Dawes on the East. Hardison
Street on the West, being L. W
Mizelle and schorl house lots.
Sixth: That certain wood store,
house and lot situate in the Town
of Jamesville, on the South side of
Waters Street, and bounded on
...
the Nortjil^e
i by J. G. Long, ana on the West by
jj. L. Davenport, and being the
| same lot conveyed to C. A. Harri
j son and G. H. Harrison by W. W
i Waters, Trustee, in deed of record
j in Rook F-3, page 407 of the Mar
gin County Public Registry.
The terms of this sale are cash
I upon confirmation of the sale by
the < ^S^sSBhtSuiMTioi Court, uml
I ufe*^JINjfe‘Wa,"mc?gtei sfSff.
pale will be required to matte a
cash deposit of 10% of the bid,
pending confirmation of the sale.
This the ! th dav of November
1950. >
E. S. reel, Commissioner
Peel &’ Peel. Attys.
Williamston, N. C.
no 14-21-2S de 5
Are You Leaving A Home Or A Mortgage?
Ask About Our Mortgage Cancellation Plan!
J. PAUL SIMPSON
General Agent
SECURITY LIFE AND TRUST CO.
Dial 2171 .— WillianiKlon
FOR SALE
9-ROOM HOUSE with 2 BATHS
Also
filling Station and garage
on Highway 61 at Everetts*.
Edna and J. R. Barnhill. Jr.
WHEN COLDS START... heres an
ANTI-HISTAMINE THAT YOU CAN TRUST I
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Cold's distresses
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in many cases
the first day.
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Announcing the Opening Of
DAILY HOG MARKET
HAMILTON, N. C. — Highway 125
(On Property Formerly a Part of Sherrod Farm )
PAYING TOP PRICES FOR ALL WEIGHTS
AND GRADES OF HOGS DAILY
For Prompt, Courteous Service and a Square
Oral at All Times, Soil Your Hogs with the
Hamilton Market.
Hamilton Livestock Market
Daily Hog Buying Station
Phone Hamilton 581 J. E. Hill. Mur.
SPRIT AND
MIGHTY
POWER PUNT
nitaoproudpodigno
Hf.rf you behold the up-to-the
minute version of a high
compression engine that has taught
a whole industry something about
fuel efficiency.
Fact is. Ruick pioneered the deep
breathing valve-in-head engine 47
years ago—and thus blazed a trail
that aircraft engines—and more
recently automobile engines-have
followed.
Rut don’t let that ancient lineage
fool you.
Today’s Ruick engine is not simply
a valve-in-head. It’s a Fireball—
which means that it uses fuel
saving, power-peaking principles
that are found in no other motorcar
on America’s highways.
Mister, that’s what we’d like to
show you.
Come settle yourself at the grace
ful Biiick wheel, (iently press the •
handy gas treadle—and feel this
spry and mighty motor come to life.
Then head for the open road, and
discover what a whale of a lot of
fun it can he to have Fireballs under
your hood.
Better come in soon, and get
acquainted with the engine — and
the automobile—that have won
more than 200,000 owners of other
cars to I960 Buicks.
» usntng in?o The cylinder,
the fuel charge strikes th*»
Turbo-Too piston — swirls
into a tiny cyclone of ter
rific turbulence that gives
a mighty power push to
the innited fuel
No other motorcar engine
can match these features
TURBO-TOP piston heads roll the incoming charge ol
luel into a whirling ' Fireball"
MICROPOISC BALANCING alter assembly keeps
huick engines within ol an "ounce inch" ol perfect
balance
HI-POISED MOUNTINGS cradle the engine lor
smoother action
CYLINDER BLOCKS are super-precision bored and
double-honed for perfect dimensioning
FLEX-PIT RINGS snug up against cylinder walls, In
crease oil economy
DUREX BEARINGS provide unsurpassed bearing life
FLITEWEIGHT PISTONS combine lightness with hard
ness and strength
CYLINDtRS individually cooled lo prevent
distortion
Ihis is all very well,” you say, ‘‘but
what does it do for me?”
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YOUR KEY TO GREATER VALUE
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Chas. H. Jenkins & Co. of Williamston, Inc.
Highway 17
Phone 2147 Williatnslon, N, C.
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