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KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 42T: TH2DUPUN TIMES FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 1st., 1945 nr tt& Profit ngger BUY WAYNE HATCHERY CHIGKS These chicks are hatched from local U. S. Approved Pul lorum Tested Flocks. For years, poultry raisers all over the county have bought and raised Wayne Hatchery Bred Chicks. They have sworn by them all the time. Wuynt- Hatchery Chicks are scientifically bred to bring out I he best qualities in them. Generation after Generation have been strong, healthy, productive. This year start your season with Wayne Hatchery Chicks. They cost you less to start with and help you realize a greater profit for the year, you will be amazed at their high inability and extra egg production. Come in today. Diamond Egg Mash DIAMOND EGO MASH is the kind for top production and at the same time make a greater profit. Diamond Pig Starter DIAMOND PIG STARTER. It does not take long to get up to- 200 pounds on balanced feed. Sure, we can make it on corn alone, but it takes a longer time. You see, to make the best use of . the feed he gets, we need the proteins, vitamins that come in Diamond Feeds. WAY it HATCHERY 108 E. Mulberry Goldsboro, N. C. Phone 1030 SCHOOL GOING SWEATERS Smooth little back-to-school sweaters in a galaxy of vibrant hues . snug fitting, warm and very collegiate Slip-ons, cardi gans sleeves yours for th choosing any wardrob $4.95 to $7 long rTi'LM mmm WE HAVE THE FAMOUS "Regina Sweaters" Vivid Argye pullovers in colors to brighten Smart coat sweater for those chilly days to come $3.95 to $5.95 Beloved classic pullover in brilliant new colors $4.95 to $7.99 u Kramer's Dept. Store SEPTEMBER RATIONS FOR LIQUOR IS ANNOUNCED ... The SeDtember liquor ration for North Carolina's 25 ABC counties was announced this week" by State AfiC Chairman Carl L. William son for next month Is as follows: Coupon 37 and 38 will be valid any time during the month of September for one quart or one fifth each, or two pints or two tenths each, of any whiskey or Scotch. Coupons 39 and 40 will be valid any time during the month for one quart or one fifth each, or two pints each of gin, or one fifth each of Private Stock, Prince George, Five Stripe or Cedar Brook. Imported and domestic special ties, Imported and domestic bran dy, rum cordials, fruit flavored gin, fruit flavored brandy and Sloe Gin will be ration free. Raleigh Office Announce Tire Quota Off The Releigh OPA District's Sep tember quotas of tires will be smaller and quotas for passenger car tires will not be advanced un til at least October 1, it was an nounced. OPA said that an estimated 20.- 000 unfilled applications for pass enger car tires are in the hands of rationing panels in Eastern North Carolina. This Is an incre ase of almost 100 percent in pre vious demand for tires. Although eligibility restrictions have been eased, the supply of tires is not at the point yet where tire quotas can be increased. The new eligibility set-up is on tne basis of occuDational sprviroc quota limitations, and nrnnf n't need established. Another exten sion or eligibility permits issuan ce of purchase certificates for tires to be used on house trailers that have been and are being used as living quarters, xiereioiore, such certificates were issued only if the occurjant of the trailer was employed In essential war work.- OPA stated that full control ov er tire rationing will continue to be in the hands of local boards, with purchase certificates being is sued in the following cases: 1. Passenger cars used for oc cupational purposes. 2. Passenger cars used for non occupational driving, provided the local board decides denial of the application would cause undue hardship and the total of certifi cates does not exceed five percent of the board s monthly quota. De nials of the hardship applications cannot be appealed, R. E. Garner R. E. Garner, age 76, died at. the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. C Brock in Warsaw after an illness of a week and in declining health lor several years. Mr. Garner moved to Warsaw 57 years ago and was married to Miss Minnie Tucker who died on May 1st, 194a He was for 23 years the Mana gar of the J. M. Peirce Manufac turing Company and was engaged in the mercantile business for 10 years. He was an active member of the Warsaw Methodist church for almost fifty years having ser ved as Superintendent of the Sun day School and on the Board of Stewards for a number of years. He is survived by three children, Mrs. Luther C. Hollings worth of Goldsboro, Mrs. J. C. Brock and Jesse Quinn Garner of Warsaw, one brother, Owen D. Garner of Ft. Myers, Fla., and ten grand children six of whom are now in the armed forces. Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by Rev. A. M. Williams, pastor of the Warsaw Methodist Church. Interment was in Pinecrest Cemetery. Active pell bearers were: C. B. Best, Howard Blackmore, J. K. Rea, George Pollock, Jim Herring, and C M. Nicholson, Mt. Olive. uor. a Brooks. Ross Wad- kins, C. V. Garner, Matt Miller, C. L. Aldridge, Ben Swinson, Jim Miller, Dr. J. M. wiuiania, . w. xe t T wpst Allen Porter, L. H. Brown, Fred Gaylor, - Floyd Strickland and Allen Draughon. Sports Dress Aids . War Bond Sales 4 ft i i 1 if mmiWi " OOOOOOOOOOOO Center Theatre MOUNT OLIVE, N. O, 4 SUN MON. A Bell For Adona GENE TIERNEY, JOHN HODIAK. News Cartoon TUES. Double Feature , Pal From Texas BOB STEELE. ALSO. Trouble Chasers Candy stripes of clear red on whit repeat the style lines of this cool sports dress. Many sun-loving dresses may be found In the pat tern catalogs at local stores. Economy-wise home sewers save for War Bonds by sewing. V. S. Trtanry Difrtmntt WEDNESDAY Dixie IN TECHNICOLOR BING CROSBY, DOROTHY LAMOUR. ALSO Beachhead To Berlin THUS, ft FRL ' Captain Eddie "The Story of Rlckenbacker" FRED MACMURRAY. SATURDAY Stranger From . Santa Fee JOHNNY MACK BROWN. Serial .News OOOOOOOOOOOO 11 mMm Beginning September 3, 1945, the buyers be low will furnish you with containers and pay YOU highest prices for your grapes. JOHN VERZAAL 616 So. 17th St. Wilmington, N. C. J. T. HARRELL Burgaw, N. C. ABEL WARREN Garland, N. C. J. F. BURNS Currie, N. C. H. P. BELL Currie, N. C. FUTRELL & ROOKS Rocky Point, N. C. GATES CALVIN Kelly, N. C. E. A. HAWES STORE Atkinson, N. C M. L LANIER Chinquapin, N. C. A. G. WALTON, JR. Jacksonville, N. C JAS. H. CLARK & CO. Elizabehtown, N. C. OR BRING YOUR GRAPES DIRECT TO US '" sijuefltt; none ABERDEEN, NORTH CAROLINA IN WALLACE V
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