MOTICa OF SAIJB
- 'NDE3t AND BY VIRTUE OF
nioiunr contained in
THAT certain Special Proceeding,
-"led, "Vance Phillips Vs. Will
a : as 1 I -
v i ana outers, , anaoeing,
!al Proceeding No. 1908, duly
1 in the Clerk of Superior
Cit Of lct of Duplin County,
r n,l by virtue of authority of the
Ju ' jment therein signed, the un
C 'jned commissioner will offer
f r tule for cash, at the Court
.' e Door in Kenansville, N. C,
i i Citurday July 14, 1945 at the
I r of 12:00 O'clock,, the follow- j
1 z described tract of Land, to
wit: '''f""v?--;.' -"-v: '
All that tract of land situated In
Warsaw Township, Duplin Coun
ty end described as follows: Be
'. ing at the mouth of Spring o
IlIps Branch on the run of
Wise Owner Teaches His Dog
c To f at Only From Own Dish
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? Proper Training Saves Much Unpleasantness) How to
.- . Go About. It Described
It's not easy to teach your dog
to take no food save from his own
dish, but no part of his training
will yield greater dividends, states
the Gaines Dog Research Center,
New York City. - ; ,. - ,
For one thing, says the Center,
it will save you much trouble re
sulting from the dog's "picking
things up" in his wanderings
around town or country. Most dogs
are inclined to take into their
mouths or even swallow anything
they come upon that appeals to
their sense of smelL There is little
' doubt that the germs of many Ill
nesses, as well as a wide variety
of worms, are thus introduced into
the dog's system. Some dogs get
into the habit of swallowing large
i solid objects which accumulate in
:tha intestinal track and must be
removed by elaborate, expensive
. surgery later, v
Teaching the dog to eat only
.from his own dish pays oil in other
at the tables which can be ex
tremely embarrassing when you
have company, and it makes for
more friendly community relations
br doinfl awav with possible visits
. by Rover to neighborhood garbage
cans. Most important of all, his re
fusal to take food from strangers
may save his life when dog poi
soners are at work, as they are at
some tune or other in many com
-munitiea. ' . . --,? -'
Here is an effective method of
teaching this particular food les
son to your dog. After he has
eaten his meal, take him outside,
: and nlace a tenanting tidbit in
front of him. If he moves to take
it, command "No" sharply. If this
, does not stop nun. siap mm on we
- shoulders or hindquarters with a
rolled-up newspaper or magazine,
at the same time keeping up the
command "No. Later, arrange
with a stranger to make the offer
of tempting food. Continue ; the
fiunlshment until ne nas learnea
ha Iwnnn. Then take him. ner-
htps, for a walk through an alley
' wnere pieces ox meat nave Deen
dropped. If he still moves to take
. the meat, or garbage or refuse,
again command "No" and move as
i if to punish "him. Before long he
iwlll realize what it is you are
'after.' . v .'-..-.';. ' : ":
Training your dog to refuse food
from strangers or to eat anywhere
b"t out of his own special dish
will come easier, of course, if he
Is kept regularly on a good food.
A good food is described by the
Center as one which is a complete
-VCH ARE INVITED TO COME
AND VISIT US HERE IN KINSTON TODAY AND EVERY DAY.
r" WILL DO OUR .LEVEL BEST TO MAKE YOUR VISIT
WORTH YOUR WHILE.
viui, t:or.Tii capoii,:a
Grove swamp running up the rue
f said bransh as it meanders
about S. 21 W. . 68 poles to a
crook In-said branch; thence: S.
81 1-2 W. 34 poles to the head of
said branch; thence S. 78 W. 27
poles to a stake, 'corner of Lots
No. 4 and 5; thence with Lot No.
S N. 10 1-2 E. about 120 poles to a
stake on the run of Grove Swamp;
comer of Lot No. 5; thence down
the run of Grove Swamp as It
meanders to the beginning, con
taining 31 3-4 acres more or less,
and being the same lands describ
ed in a Deed to V: T. Johnson da
ted Oct. 8, 1906 and .recorded in
Book 102 page 230 of the Duplin
County Registry" and further being
the same lands as described in a
deed to Vance Phillips, as record
ed in Book 427 page 394 of ' the
-onj pue ns3?H jtymoo udna
ther being the same lands as de
THIS MAY SAVE YOUR DOC'S LIFE
Teach turn to 4 Wjtewr,
eat ony from fa a yittm of
Me(ish- the dig power
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meal and provides a balanced diet
body building proteins, foods
and fat for energy, and protective
vitamins and minerals. To keep a
dog in best condition, ' his food
should contain meat, meal, cereals,
milk nutrients, vegetables, min
erals, ahfl vitamins A, Bi, B B
D and E, niacin and pantothenate.
ine more oi mesa eiemeau a uu(
9tnA oininina 1a aripntifiralW Hp-
termined proportions, the better a
aog xooa it is uxeiy 10 De, u swies.
Curs But No Mongrels
Popular Early U. S. Dogs
: It is incorrect to -use the term
"cur" when referring to a mon
grel, ' says the Gaines Dog Re
search Center, New York City.
The fact is that the -cur waa a defi
nite breed of dog, now extinct, but
very common in the southern and
western parts of the United States
until long after the Civil War.
Curs were all-around dogs par
ticularly adapted to the needs of
the early settlers, weighed from
50 to 60 pounds, were usually
brindle or yellow in color, with
broad - skulls, - deep chests, short,
strong backs and coarse but smooth
COStS.'-."" ""- 'T-!
According to Judy's "Dog Ency
clopedia," England also had a dog
which was known as cur. When
dogs were first taxed, in England
in 1796, specific -exemption was
provided for sheepdogs, which the
law described as "tailless dogs."
As a result, many dogs had their
breed changed quickly ; through
the process of bobtaikng. (Per
haps this is where the confusion
of cur with mongrel began.) To
curtail originally meant to shorten
the tail, but in time the word came
to.be applied to any act of short
ening or being curt. .
COMMAND IS OUR PLEASUSEI
Retail Merchants-
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scribed in Book 428, pages 163,
1R2 1KT 3R1 and 181 of the Du
plin County Registry reference is
hereby had for a aescnpnon w
the same.. : .
A deposit of 10 pereent will De
required of the bidder on the date
of sale as evidence of good faith.
Advertised this 9th day of June
1945''',':.'..''. ".' V 'V"
. H. E. Phillips, Commissioner
7-13-4t. HEP I Vv'-':
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOBr
Having this day qualified as ad
ministrator, C. T. A, of the estate
of Will Powell deceased, late of
Duplin ' County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons havUig
claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned, du
ly verified, on or before one year
from date of last publication of
this notice, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate set
tlement, ' ;': V
This the 15th day of June,-1945.
, M.JH. King. Administrator,
c, T, A. '
Will' Po wall estate '
H. E. Phillips, Attorney. '"
7-27-6I.- ' ...
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
NORTH OADOUNA
DUPLIN COUNTY
. The undersigned having this day
qualified as Executrixes of the will
of Samuel Winfield Loftin, this is
fto notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to
present them to the undersigned,
duly verified on or before the 15th
day of June, 1946, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their re
covery. ,,' ' '
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
payment '..' -
' This June 9th, 1945. ' -i
.-'E. Bowden Loftin
BetUe lLloftin ;
' Executxixea,
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'
NOTICE 1
i Having this, day qualified, as
administrator of the estate of I.
H. ,Hunter. deceased, of , Duplin
County, this is to .notify all per
sons indebted to . said estate to
make immediate payment
All persons - having claims
against the said estate must pre
sent same to the undersigned on
or before, the 12th day at July,
1946, being r-neyear from the
date of xhe " flssC publication' of
this notice, or this notloe will be
pleaded, in bar of their, recovery.
This July, 7th, 1945. ; . -
TC. E.. Stephens, Administrator.
8-17-6t L, A. B.
V T 1-
ADMXMSTRATOB'S NOTICE
'' ' ' - ' i ' -
. Having this day qualified as ad
ministrator, of the estate of G. W.
Greeorr. Decesed. late of Duplin
County, North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against estate to present them to
the undersigned, duty verified, on
or before one year from the date
of the last publication of this
notice, or this notice wffl be plead
In bar of theJr recovery. All per-
1
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sons indebted to said estate will
please make Immediate settlement
of "the same. .-
This the 9th. of July 1945. ,
C W. Gregory, Administrator,
- esUte of G. W. Gregory; j
H. T. Ray, Atty. ;' '
8-17t ";.:?,:v A,
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" NOTICB OF SALE . 1
' Under and by Virtue of Author
ity contained in that certain-Judgment
or order entered in the Gen
eral County Court of Duplin Coun
ty duly signed by the Judge of the
General County Court on the 22nd
day of June, 1945 and supplemen
ted on the 2nd day of July, 1945,
the undersigned will offer for sale
for cash in front of the jail in the
Town of Kenansville, North Caro
lina, at the hour of 12:00 noon on
the .:28th: day of July, 1945, one
1934 Model Plymouth automobile,
and the 1945 license number being
422-725, motor number being PJ2-
78116, and the serial number be
ing 2593130.
- Advertised this the 22nd day of
June, 1945. ;..
. D. S. Williamson, Sheriff
of Dupiln County.
7-20-2t :. ;
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administra
tor, of J the estate of Wade H.
Smith, deceased, late of Duplin
County, this is to notify all per-
"Could you change thai to lava,
honor and Oh Boy va
WhaauWr"
sons having claims against said
estate to present them to the un
derslgned administrator on or be
fore August 1, 1945 or this , no
tice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please snake immediate
payment';.;; ': '" '"' '
This July 11, 1045.
Johnson Smith, Administrator
Wade H. Smith estate.
8-17t V. B. G. ,
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE
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other Good Thinge b IJFEf
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NOTICE TO
':;ETfiRANS'
WORiilw
- War Food Order No. 135 Recently Released by Washington
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Provides that:
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If we. may be f service to any veteran who desires to se
cure Farm Machinery under this new order please feel free to
call upon us.
We assure you of our hearty cooperation at all timet.
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Tbsuhiful Ccnzldzrc'.lzn
For .ThoM Who Must
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After departing this world, what
about the disposal of your estate?
.Are, you going to let It be squan
dered in . litigation and attorney
fees? 'V; " ':,"-"'';
Exact Instructions for only .25c.
Address: Progressive Press, ;
. Box 51, Kenansville, N. C
For
The Record
Mevementj for tht public goat ire tit
jqueatly hunched with j great ntfcuuMnf
but sometime! die out beottut tutffinfji
effort it ltckirrg.
This it not true of the North' Carolina
beer industry's self-regulation, program
to maintain "wholesome conditions in the
retail sale of this beverage of moderation. .
Continued with diligent effort since its
launching in May, 1939, our Committee's
program has won the praise and support
of the law enforcement officers,, the press
and the public.
We promise there will be no let-up in
our efforts.
NORTH CAROLINA COMMITTEE
United States Brewers Foundation
EDGAR H. BAIN, Stuta Director
606407 Insurance Building . Raleigh, N. C
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