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czt ca t.3 Cigar Ilam
. :jl too nilcs east cf Mag?
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J. 0. rlrews and children
"i r -1 Trances left Wed
7 i.r after spending
. ccLs v.ith her mother, Mrs.
- Cix Gajlor. Mr. and Mrs.
. 3 are living. in Raleigh
Cvia went to X7z 3 T:r
to see his trcL:r. J"
i i3 a student in Y.V 3 1.. t
C .:";e. Percy Gavia cf 'V, i .
v ".zi him and made ths Uir '"'I
Lin, returning here fsr
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Curtis Eiggs of C.C.&. Ca-p at
White Lake is spendir the v.-eek
with his mother, , Urs. Ilamie
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EevVM. I. llintz of Swaksboro
was in town Saturday afternoon,
enroute to TeacLcy to srly the
Baptist pulpit Zzniiy for tav.T.
Jti. Williams who was unable to
r Ley audi -1 11 3
. j Uy time rlaji. ; czt
:3 and enjoyir. V. 3 re-
J.3 served by Urs. H:ca
, r daughter, , Kiss Alline.
U y-t'wo guests' enjoyed the
;.;y. Vivian received many pret
ty. gifts.. j ,t,
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TEIIPEBANCE MEETINGS IN';
- jKAGNOLLA SUNDAY
Sundav at 11:00 a. m., Metho
dist Church., speaker, Isaac C.
Wright, Wilmington; Free Will
Baptist, Eev, K..D. Brown, Bur
gaw.; f2i'l,
7:15 P. M., Union Service in the
Baptist Church, Cale K. Burgess,
Ealeigh. Everybody should attend
one of the mornings services if
possible and all come together for
thirtv cr f crt7 f - i V 3 air.
ll.:re is abozt lvO f;;t cf hose
uhich can be affectively c::d in
stspinsr fires at .road creeping.,
and the like. -
' llr. lliller says that he is will
ing to help any person ia tr:tlle
oy a forest lire, but tilt r;..: :r
he nor the deputies are avciiLIe
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sure tl. -: - Live t:
before t.'-x it, ar.1
fire shcull r.ct beycr
trol, your forestry scrvl '
to aid, but always ren:. : i
you are responsible for all l i
and expense. i ' ,.
- Mr. Miller recommends tl:t ia
case of property damage-by ilrs,
for rrivate brri"?. jj-wf , if rient.
the pax'ues interested try to r-t
togetner and settle it out cf cczrt,
but in case this cannot be tzrz,
the department is ready to use tLs
courts to .bring about a settle-
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IQRGE'S Places
tween Kenansville and Warsaw
eneeb Gas & Oils
Heavy and Fancy GEOCEEIES. '
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. ' Your Business Appreciated f ,?
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Mrs. Lucy Holloman of Calypso
visited her son,: W, H. Holloman
last week. " t r ' ,
Miss Macy Cos; motored to Ken
ansville Monday in the interest of
the County Temperance day Sun
day, f . V- '-J, ; , J',;,, v,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaylor and
children of Warsaw ; visited - his
mother, Mrs. Victoria Gaylor Sun
day night, '.( ',4 ijj, vr
Mr; B. W. Sutton is visiting his
mother, Mrsi J., S. .Sutton.,; .
' : Mr. and Mrs. , J, I. Miller and
'Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith and dau
ghter jof Beulaville spent Sunday
afternon with Mrs. Ada Bouse.
X- ?V,BIETIIDAY PAETY '
Vivian Wilson celebrated.;1 her
fill the appointment on account of IS"' Union. Service in the Baptist
an otirtatifln an his tjosp.. . iChurch at nufht'It is a rare op-
Mr. Bertice Sykes of Eocky BSSZfffi
spent Sunday with his 'lSSStiA1
eT,. Ti.,;m 1 . 1 , Dry Forces. Both wets and. Drv's
wauiiuaw, , , , - ... ,. "... .
wjlu nuiucuuuc uxa kcuuc manner
vi picseuunjf' ms message ana no
man in North Carolina is doin? u
great Work to save our State from
the disaster of Liquor as. he. All
people! from near by or othet chur
ches are invited to hear him.
STEEL TRAP
STARVE-COON
WILLAED V7E3TBHO0K, Prop.
; NEAE GEADY SCHOOL
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Heavy And Fancy Groceries
TEXACO GAS AND OILS
Mar. 2 5.
YOUE1 BUSINESS APPEECIATED
' Last week some Duplin hunters
went to a nearby swamp to hunt
for coons. They turned the dogs
loose some distance from any hom
es or cleared kland and .waited.
Soon the dogs treed but with a
unfamiliar bark. They went to the
dogs and found that they had treed
a coon which was caught in a
steel trap. The coon was , backed
against, a tree trying to put up a
last fight. On examination the coon
was found to be nothing but skin
and bones, having been caught in
the trap perhaps for weeks and
was gradually- starving to death.
Cypress knees and nearby bark had
been eaten to .ward off the -coming,
hunger, Some hunter had set
the traps and had failed to return
to them, and had caused all this
suffering and agony for the ani
mal. Any, person setting traps
should, be 'required,, to visit the
traps each morning and each night
and any failure to so do should
be punished for crueltv to animals.
i We hope, that 'all trappers will ei-
,uici- visit incir-iraps at 'regular ' ?
times or see that, all traps arelX
! thrown so as, to protect the ani- A
!mals. A little further nn ma nf !!
the. dogs was caught in another 'I'
trap, so the boys called in the dogs
auu cujuic uvwe.
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Heavy And Fancy Groceries N
HARDWARE, FEEDS, SEEDS
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Corn Up r
Peach Blooms
y Mar. 2 5
Cold Drinks, Ice Cream, Candy . , . .
Your Business Appreciated
FAEM HIPLEIIENTS iULCAN, OLIVEE AND JOHlhDEEB; ! tt
The premature weather has re
suited in early peach bloom which
will almost certainly be killed and
volunteer corn is reported to be a-
f bout 6, inches"high. Spring . flow
; '; g ers are in full bloom around the
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" COLE PLANTERS - PIEDMONT CARTS. AND WAGONS, u
DAI TOO nJATFIC:mVIi7
FERTILIZERS
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CASH OR CREDIT
"INVECTIOATE OUE YEARLY TEEMS . r'
3 TJPPLY CO. !
Forestry Depart-
ment nasnew
Equipment
f The Duplin County ' Forestry
Warden ' is now equiped "; with" a
smaU truck with a water tank and i
Quinn-McGo wen (
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General Merchandise
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SEVEN SPRINGS
HUSSEY'S STOEE
FARM SUPPLIES
Heavy And Fancy Groceries
FRESH BEEF EVERY DAY, KEPT COLD BY
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.
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ATLANTIC WHITE FLASH
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