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KEN ANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Harlan G. Carr Buried Monday Harlan G. Carr, 65, died Sunday at his home near Magnolia follow ing an extended illness. Funeral services were conducted from the home Monday afternoon at 3 o' clock by the Rev. F. M. Bain, pas tor of the Ross Hill Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. Ernest Gresham of Jacksonville. Inter ment was in the family cemetery. Susviving are his wife, Mrs. Mattie Brown Carr; two brothers, J. O. Carr" of Wilmington and J. H. Miss Mary Carr of Magnolia and several nieces and nephews. Active pallbearers were: David Sanderson, Rufus Carr, Jesse Brown, Bruce Dixon, W. T. Rack ley and Herbert Carroll. Honorary pallbearers were: A. D. Brown, R. V. Wells, Cicero Blanchard, Lendon Southerland, Dr. R. S. Quinn, Elbert Brown, Verdell Teachey, Andrew Brown, Wan oca I Sieatre WALLACE, N. C. i h- !'st in motion pirturcf Sun. Mon. & Tues. Nov. Anchors Starring FRANK SINATRA, Wednesday, Nov. 21st. Get Along Little Doggie With GENE AUTRY. Jade Mask Starring SIDNEY TOLAR. Thurs. & Fri. Nov. 22-23 Our Vines Have Tender Grapes Starring MARGARET O'BRIEN, EDWARD G. ROBINSON. Saturday, Nov. 24, Double Feature Corpus Christi Bandit With ALLEN LANE. Boston Blackie Rendezvous Starring CHESTER MORRIS. Owl Show: Dispute Passage . Starring ROBERT PRESTON. oooooooooooooooooooooooo - Tests Aow Good yar DeLuxe tires gWe longer tread wear . . . an ex tra margin oi ser vice and rafoly ' that swings the balance in iavor o! Geodyear. Buy wisely.. go farther, safer . . . go Goodyear I IP K. G A. WEST GARAGE I B. V. D. Charlie Bostic and L. M. Sander son. Flower girls were: Martha Jane Brinson, Emma Guy Teachey, Mary Evelyn Brown, Betty Brown, Elaine Register, Polly Rouse, Ed na Brown, Wilma Brown, Marga ret Brown, Louise Brown, Dealph ia Brown, Francis Dixon, Martha Dixon, Emily Rivenbark and Sus an Brown. l ( r "CS I TALK ABOUT I Pf CIRCULATION -OUR I I PAPER IS SEEN ( 18-19-20 A weigh GENE KELLY. WARSAW THE Classified ADS I I.ASXIFIED KA1X I cent per wora. rat una urn charge of 25c. Uolet you have an aecoimt with u plpase iiend money, stamps utouey ordeT or check with ads. Farmers: II you nave anything to sell or exchange, want buy, use the Tunas Class ified ads, we wUl accept produce for payment. Make a rule of carrying ade quate Insurance protection. R. W. BLackmore, Agent Reliable Insurance Service. WARSAW, N. C. ROCK WALL BOARD has arri ved. Also have lime, Cement and Brixmenfc. J. C. BXJSS, Warsaw. ll-2S-4t e WANTED PECANS: We will pay HIGHEST PRICES irn vnrm PECANS. We wlU a. vaw buy pecans In Wallace, N. C, - o - Brick Warehouse: Thursday, Nov. 15th, Nov. 29th, Dec. ISth, and Dec 20th. We buy all varltles and It will pay you to see us before you sell. This market sponsored by Lions Club -of Wallace. T. B. Young & Co., Florence, S. C. 12-21-St FOR SALE: Westinghouse Elec tric cook stove In perfect con dition. See Fred Baars, Warsaw. u. ,.11tnrinir niirnaavB at ll-ZB-St. c. LOST or STRAYED: Feeblemind ed Negro man, named James Hill Savage, age, about 22, Ht, 5' 8", Wt. about 170 lbs., dark color, wearing shirt and overalls. Any one knowing the whereabouts of above described person please no tify Arthur Graham, Rt. 1, Box 50, Magnolia, N. C. ll-23-2t, pd. MR. FARMER, have your well drilled now and pay for it twelve month later. Write for quotation and give direc tion from town. HEATER WELL CO, RALEIGH, N. C. JEWELRY AUTO SUPPLIES AT HE HINES AUTO SUPPLY NEXT TO THEATRE IN WARSAW FARM FOR SALE: Duplin County. 2 miles West of Wallace. On a community road about 1-4 mile off hard-surfaced high way leading from Wallace toward Harrell's Store, Formerly Marion Wells' property near Julius Wells' store. 46 acres In tract with 15 acres cleared. 6 acres tobacco al lotment. Good 4-room dwelling, new tobacco barn, and small stock barn. Will sell for $3250 - part cash aad balance an terms If de sirable. Look It over, and If In terested, write P. O. Box 146 or telephone 509-6 In Clinton for further Information. FOR SALE: See me for Dynamite, Caps and Fuse. E. W. Britt, Turkery, N. V. 1 1-80-5 t O V COAT TAKEN BY MISTAKE: I have a black Seal Skin Coat, taken by mistake at the Armistice Dance in Warsaw Monday night. Anyone having a black Seal Skin Coat not belonging to them, taken by mistake at the dance, please get In touch with me. Mrs. Roy Carter, Wallace. ' It c " ' FOR SALE: Na.'ive hay and 400 bushels of corn l:i the shuck at my farm. J. G. Buss, Warsaw. ll-2S-2t. O 1 FOR SALE - 400 bushels white , corn In shuck at my farm near . Warsaw. J. C. BUSS. I It c Millie Bryant Wallace Funeral rites for Millie Bryant Wallace (colored) were held on November 4, from Big Zion Meth odist Church at 2:30 p. m. with the Rev. W. T. Thomas officiating. Millie was born and reared In Du plin County. She was 78 yean of age, and well known throughout Kenansville Township. Surviving are four daughters, Betty Exum of Pa., Maggie Stan ford of Va., and Ida and Eliza of Kenansville; two sons, Henry of Fayetteville and Richard of Ke nansville; one sister, Mary Mc Gowen and 24 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. The cas ket was covered with a blanket of white dahlias and gladioli given by her children. ' DUPLIN TIMES Education And Price Control Relation The future of education for America's children and youth Is directly related to our nation's success in holding prices steady in the months ahead, Chester Bowles. Price Administrator, said in com menting on American Education Week, Nov. 11-17. In his talk Mr. Bowles declared that if we keep prices stable, we will protect the buying power of 'every school dollar spent for tea chers' salaries, building and equip ment and thus safeguarding the quality of education we need and want for tomorrow s citizens. A postwar inflation would de stroy the living standards of tea chers and the building programs of. school systems, he asserted. Poultry Prices Rising Again Although the poultry supply is still greater lhan the demand, the nrmlncpr Drice on broilers has Igone back to 29 cents from the 25 eent price of two weeks ago, n has been reported by State Agri culture Department. Hens increased from 20 to 25.3 cents per pound. Although there Is poor demand for heavy turkeys, the lighter grades and all hens are in rather good demand at 32 to 35 cents. V RATION CALANDAR FOR WEEK OF NOV. 12, 1945 Meats & Fats: Red Stamps Fl, Gl, HI, Jl, Kl now valid - expire Nov. 30. LI, Ml, Nl, PI, Ql, now valid -expire Dec. 31. Rl, SI, Tl, Ul, VI now valid -expire Jan. 31. Wl, XI, Yl, Zl, and Green N8, now valid - expire Feb. 28. Sugar: Sugar Stamp No. 38 now valid -expires Dec 31. THE VICTORY OVER INFLA TION IS STILL TO BE WON! Buy Used Tires With Caution Farmers and other motorists rtyd to lead in to lead in 7hfitouvtc& "jBuife to lead in . Warsaw Motor WARSAW, N. C. (IllimlOtow - X,.. w.;t , Vfp V v ' - a r-.- v I II f r 1 'ma tm 11 1 .u.uw.-... ... - "-rwwiaim.x-., I , , if 4- t 1 rr ffl 1 BiimMiiiiiiMMYi-rif ' i s " i yv ffiWJ. 1 ti are advised by OPA to examine closely any used tires they buy to make sure they are not falling vic tim to the "junk tire racket" en dangering the lives of citizens. This racket has gained force as a result of the limited supply of sound used tires, OPA explained. To aid motorists in determining if a used tire is sound, OPA listed the following qualifications: 1. It should have tread design and no space four inches or long er should be without tread design. 2. The inside of the tire should be examined to see that it has po emergency repairs such as boots, relincrs and cold patches and that it does not have more than three vulcanized repairs. 3. It should not have a repair that covers up a cut or break that is longer than half the tire's cross section diameter. 4. The tire must have no loose cords on the Inside nor more than three radial cracks extending into the cord body of the tire. If a passenger tire has these defects, it may be sold only as a limited 1 service casing with a ceiling of 75 cents, unless it has a' reliner, which makes it worth $3.75, or a cemented reliner, which increases its value to $4.50. 5. The tire must not be water soaked, dry rotted, hard or worn through more than half the plies. Such tires are scrap tires, worth only 15 cents. Sore Throat due to colds Let a little1 Vicks VapoRub melt on the tongue. Works fine, to soothe sore throat due to colds and helps relieve irritation in upper breathing passages. To Ease Spasms off Coughing: Put a good spoonful of VapoRub in a bowl of boiling water. Wonderful relief comes as you breathe in the steaming medicinal vapors that penetrate to cold-congested upier breathing pas sages . . . soothes the irritation, quiets fits of coughing, helps clear head. For Added Relief, rub VapoRub on throat, chest, back. Let its famous double-actionkeep m m m m on working for UiT Wfl9 hoursasyousleep. V VapoRub 5f & m$ OO lBW))0iJ' ' Outstanding appearance features of the new 1946 Chevrolet in clude: new Beauty-Leader Styling; luxurious Body by Fisher; new Wide-Wing radiator grille; new hood ornamentation; new two-tone color harmonies; distinctive new instrument panel; and massive new "Car-Saver" bumpers both front and rear. Notable engineering features include: Chevrolet's proved Valve-in-Head Thrift-Master Engine for performance witb economy; the famous Unitized Knee-Action Ride for comfort; Extra-Easy Vacuum Power Shift and Shockproof Steering for driving ease; and Positive-Action Hydraulic Brakes for smooth, safe, positive stops. For years, Chevrolet has been the most economical of all largest selling low-priced cars, from, the all-round standpoint of gag, oil, tirs and upkeep; and the new Chevrolet for 1946 is designed and built to maintain this reputation for highest quality at low cost. Be sure to seo this beautiful new car at your Chevrolet dealer's, - (u -tie. A&t,- CHEVROLET Company BIG BEAR KILLED BY STATE OFFICIAL John G. Harris, an official of the Unemployment Compensation Commission, killed the largest bear ever taken in Eastern North Carolina last week, according to Frank Meacham, State Museum zoologist. Harris killed the black bear, which weighed 406 pounds, on his farm near Fairfield in Hyde Coun ty. In reporting the kill, Harris said that a full load of double-o ,)uckshot jn the bears head from a distance of about eight feet fail ed to stop him, and he "calmly RETONGA "PUT HIM ON FEETSAYS CO.TAX MAN 1 Feel Better Than In Years And Gel Real Pleasure Out Of My Work Again," He States. Had Stayed On Job Through Will Power. Among the grateful endorsers of Ivetonga are scores of business men and public officials, and among the latest is Mr. Fred Wampler, well known hardware man in Dayton, Tenn., and Tax Assessor of Rhea County. Mr. Wampler had four sons and a son-in-law in the armed services. Dis cussing his case he happily slated: "During the past few years I stayed on the job largely through will-power alone. My nerves seem ed over-taxed by too much work and some anxiety about my boys in the service. It it a job to raise thirteen children as my wife and I have, and naturally you neglect your own physical welfare at times. Acid indigestion seemed to get a firm grip on me and so did sluggish elimination. I felt so nervous I could not got proper rest at night. My appetite left me, Jones Chevrolet Ccirpsny FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16th. ,1945 used his right paw to wipe the blood away."-A second shot, how ever, killed him Instantly. Hnrrls intends to tan the hide for a rug. How women and girls may get wanted relief from functional periodic pain fTardirl. many women y, hu brough r L. . to, M stag jM-?affS& ' 1 2S.,S,S?wi to com, eutw hrin relievo nolo io to purely Jtmm hafMW "Vft la io to pure' xuo cause. Tnr II functional oeriodlo cause. Try ill MCARIIJD j 4tl Ullt PtWtCTtOW ! 1 T, :!y'r. i j "11 fj .it ' f ". His MR. FRED WAMPLER and down hill I went. "The relief Retonca gave me was a life saver, as the saying is. ' I feel better and stronger than In S years and I get real pleasure out of my work again. To use a 00m ! mon expression, Retonga surely ' put me on my feet." i Retonga is intended to relieve distress due to Vitamin B-l defi jciency, constipation, insufficient flow of digestive juices in the sto mach, and loss of appetite. Accept no substitute. Retonga may be ob tained at the Kenansville Drug Store in Kenansville or at the Warsaw Drug Co., In Warsaw. (Adv.) , FIRST ...i IT P IT FIRST pink mix, N. c.
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