A.
. s. a, L'alfss you have
t wl Ji a please send -
t , t -ir. monay order,
v j 1 lines Classified ads;
. - C 1 wlUi ada. Farmers: s
u' j ,-4 Lav anything to Mil
or e '"-Huge or want to buy,
wo wul ' accept produce tor ,
X aymeat. . ., ..jo'
appoint.
t -t t do you onto body and
repairs, also replace your
I " glaaoM with new Shatter
lroof gaea.
. . . A.' 6. HOLLAND
KENANSVXIXE.
it'" xotjb - psowaurr jmjbns
CI IS DAMAGED OTHERWISE.
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aV W. BLACKMORE, Agent,
ollobto Insuranoo Service
' Warsaw. ; North Carolina ' '
i 'V
I Do Plumbing and Haat
Jng Wttk of All Kinds.
' I have had 2 Tears experience in
U. S. Navy as Snip Fitter and three
year plumbing' work with W. D.
Sams Plumbing & Heating, in Nor
folk, Vaw and one year maintenance
'; of FX at Langley Field, Vav
, n0BO, I. PRITBGEN
. Phono 226-1
Warsaw N.C
MARE MULE FOB 8AJJB WW
work anywhere, Gentle Any hoy
pan work her. Weight about huu
pounds. Ace IS years. '
' JOEL WHALEX,
Bt I, Kenans vi lie, N. C
M-St pd. " ' v "
COMPLETE
IIISURAIICE
COMPLETE SERVICE
Real Estate Bonds - Rentals -
Warsaw Real Estate & Ins. Co.
ROBERT Li WEST
Office Phone: 212-1 Res: 268-6
Baker's Jewel Shop
WARSAW
' . A drtUed well is the moat
mtlsfacoory water supply.
Write for euotatton, living
md ' direction from
Post Office.
HBATEB WELL COMPANY
eALEIOH, NOBTJf CAROLINA
Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry
PERSONAL
Lookinc for higher pay? Advance
ment? A fine " future? Security?
Join the V. S. Army. Private's pay
increaed from 50, plus 20 for
overseas service, plus 50 increase
in pay for every 8 years of service.
A full month's paid vacation every
year. An opportunity of a lifetime
for men between the ages of 17
and 34. Go to your nearest Army
Recniitinir Station for further
benefit information.
Goldsboro Recruiting Station
Goldsboro,; N.C.
ENJOY FRESH ROASTED
OYSTERS
EACH NIGHT IN THE WEEK
EXCEPT MONDAY & TUESDAY
WE CAN TAKE CARE OF
SPECIAL PARTIES
COAL STOKli3"are gauuiug u
popularity because: (1) they oper
ate at a lower cost than any type
of eurer; (2) they are precision
controlled, and very accurate; (3)
they arc made of the best material
available. Before you Day, see:
3. H. DOTSON-FRANKLIN QTJINN
Consolidated Distributors
SEVEN SPRINGS, Rt, L ' ?,
l4l-4t pd. ,
WE ARE TAKING ORDERS for
Tobacco Barn and Paekhouse lum
ber. Also have plenty heater, stove
and barn wood.
PENNEY'S BUILDERS SUPPLY
RT. 2, WALLACE, N. C,
l-31-4t,pd.
Lath, Plaster, Cement, Lime,
Mortar, Composition Roll Roofing
and Shingles. Wire Fencing, Hay
and Lightwood Posts.
J. C. RUSS, Warcaw. N.C
2-7-2t. e
UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
Vacuum and Massaging on the
upholstery in any make of car.
See me and save you clothing.
A. C. HOLLAND, KenansvUle, N.C,
When You Think of
Life Insurance, Contact
JAMES G. DICKSON A SON
General Agents .:
Security Life & Trust: Company
2 Acme Bids., Wilmington, N. C.
2-14-4t pd
. On03r5!::o-I.Pcn:3 ;
AT THE TEilT TlicATfic
. . PINK-HILL, N.C- THURS. FEB. 6th.
Doors Open 6:15 P. M.
Continuous Stage And Screen Show
"Sleepy" Mdlally and
His "Tired Texans"
Radio and Stage Stars Heard Daily 7 to 7:3Q A M
Over WCKB
FEATURING
' FOR SALE: Two mole colts, : 11
months old, large in size. One old
er, mule,' good worker. Also lumber
In, rough for pack houses and to
bacco barns; custom sawing; will
get your logs and deliver your lum
ber baek.to,youjn-V'-V'-
y OTIS RIDGE, Rt 2, Warsaw, N. C.
2-144t B ''
i FOR SALE! Small child's bicycle.
" Can Paul Potter, Phone 2051, in
Warsaw, N. C
: 1-31-21 B.
PLUMBING
.Experienced In Plumbing Work
OF ALL KINDS
No Job Too Large; None Too Small
See Me For First Class Work
At Reasonable Prices
BEN B. WILLIAMSON
KENANSVILLE, N C.
sff MP. NOW for Leggett Oil
Tobacco Curers, and Coal Stokers,
Can Deliver Now. Lehman Williams
At Williams' Repairs & Supplies
In Pink Hill.
2-28-5t. c
BEDFORD BROS, FIDDLIN SLIM WOODSON,
REX And His BIG Bass FIDDLE
HOWARD And His HOME-SPUN HUMOR
"A CAVALCADE OF COMEDY - MUSIC - AND REAL FUN"
Also On TheScreen "RED WAGONS" ' "
PRICES THIS DATE 25c AND 50o
c
well as LU tviti-- ).l i f na bu'li
lngs, his home, and every member
of the family is insured. If there
is any secret to surviving a depress
ion, I think it can he snjnmed up
in Sterne's statement:
"All through the depression, and
every year since, I have always
managed to save a little money." .
Ezcliiel Lee
Ezeklel Lee, colored, of Calypso,
died in the Sanltorlum in Mont-
a mL
Thursday Night, Feb. Cili
ON OUR STAGH
"Ti ' r' 7'
RADIO AIO ETXGE STAR3
IN PERSON
Oyster Roast
KENANSVILLE CAFE
WANTED TO ADOPT a colored
chUd; any age between 3 months
and 2 years. WiU give the child the
best of care and attention. See or
Write Mrs. Georgians Dobson,
Rt. 2. Beulaville N. C.
It. pd.
AT HOME
ON THE FARM
WITH
THE CITY COUSIN
If and when the oft-predicted
onrpssion". "recession", or the
nut" hits North Carolina
farmers, how will they be affected?
?OOpOOOOOOO.OOQOOO500,0 ooooooooooooo
Plenty Of Fertilizer
HARDWARE
FEEDS
PLENTY of FRESH & 2nd HAND MULES
DRYGOODS
TOBACCO TRUCKS
BOYETTE
TOBACCO SPRAYERS
HORSE DRAWN DISCS
NOTIONS
2-HORSE WAGONS
LIME, CEMENT BRIXMENT
I got to wondering about this
Mind you, I'm not joining the ranks
of "bad-tinies - are - just - around
the - corner" pessimists., I have
heard Senator Clyde R. Hoey saj
there is no need for another de
pression, and a Chicago economist
tells us that 1947 will be our most
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of power and
authority invested in the under
signed trustees of the Oak Dale
Church, and also by the authority
of the New River Conference, the
undersigned trustees will offer for
sale and sell for cash or terms on
the 3rd day of March, 1947, to the
highest bidder, at 11:00 A M. the
old Oak Dale church building. The
successful bidder will be required
to move said building within 60
davs. The proceeds of said sale will
be applied on the building cost of
the new Oak Dale church building.
This 27th. day of January. 1947.
H. J. Whaley, McNeal Sho
lar. Pasley Bonham, Inez
Hanchey'
Trustees for the Oak' Dale
' Church.
The New River Conference.
Grady Mercer, Atty, at Law.
2-21-4t. GM " ,
IV. H. Jones & Company
"Everything For The Farm & Home" t
PINK HILL, N. C.
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nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon
Notice Taxpayers
Beginning February 3rd. a penally of 1 percent
will be added fo.all unpaid 1946 taxes and 2-3 of 1
percent interest will be added to all prior unpaid
taxes.
f r K
Pay your Taxes now and save.
I. !l. HENDERSOII,
..k'TnCc!!"!..
Warasw Neqro 4-H
Club Holds Meet
The Warsaw Negro 4-H Club
met Tuesday, Jan. 28, for the first
time since the burning of their
school building. The business part
of the meeting was used to elect
officers for the new year. The for
mer president, Fuller Murfree, pre
sided and led the group in sing
ing and the 4-H Club Pledge.
The County Agent made intro
ductory remarks and outlined the
work for the year, after which the
Home Agent, discussed project
work and distributed copies of. the
4-H Project Record Books. '
State College
Answers
Farm Questions
Q. How can higher yields of Boy-
beans be secured V
A. Lime the soil with dolomitic
limestone in accordance with the
requirements as shown by soil tests
and fertilize with adequate amounts
of phosphorous and potash; and
plant a good stand of an adapted
variety.
Q. Is it safe to eat canned food
that had frozen? '
A. Freezing alone won't hurt
canned foods, but it is the after
effects that may .cause trouble. If
freezing causes can to swell or
break the air-tight seal, then you
can look for trouble, as bacteria
will enter. If you find leakage in a
jar, use the food Immediately t
Q. What can I do to kill mites
on strawberries? - ' '
Dinitro Dusts have been found
effective in the control of mites,
though some burning damage may
be received through the use of this
material, it is Justified .when
heavy .outbreak occurs.
prosperous year, r
And though I take the optimist's
fiew, still I got to wondering, and '
decided the best way to get an i
angle on what might happen to an 1
individual ' farmer would be to i
check up on the case history of a !
man who stuck out the last ordeal.
What did he have to face? What
lesons did he learn? How did he
pull through?
These questions sent me over to
the Piedmont. I figured this would
be a good section to sample, so I
pulled up at Danbury, county seat
of Stokes County, where I sought
the office of E. S. Stokes, county
farm agent for the State College
Extension Service, -1 -J
In the very pit Of the last depres
sion when the gross income from
American agriculture had slipped
by seven billion dollars from the
1929 high; Stokes himself was a
youthful farmer. Since that time
he has graduated from State Col
lege and has given the past six
years to county agent work in his
namesake county.
In the rebellion and ferment that
came in the wake of bathtub gin
and miniature' golf. 'W S. Steele
was : fighting" to saVfe 'his Sandy
Ridge farm against an appalling
set of unfortunate circumstances.
He recalled for us, in the middle
of our visit with him, how bank
failures cost him "a few thousand
dollars", and how, in 1932, his barn
burned destroying all of Steele's
wheat, hay, 'and workstock. Thru
this trial, he had the courage to
tell ,us:
"Yes. people talk about a de
pression, but it wasn't so bad!"
Other peoplelike midwest far
mers who blocked highways with
spiked poles and dumped mill in
roadside ditches seemed to think
it was pretty tough.
But there were men like Steele
Who, as Kipling put it, "watched
the things they gave their life to,
broken, and stooped to build'em up
with worn out tools."
With the "will to hold on" and
"starting again at the beginning,
Steele added borrowed money to
$500 he collected as insurance on
his barn, and began Immediately
to rebuild, buy workstock, feed
and equipment.
Today, Steele's farm is a going
concern, founded on the financial
success that comes with careful
farm planning. On his average-
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wnle ft is connected with neceiy eable atenftf-oCice'
aquipment. There Is atUl m eriou 1msNSj d Ihti mftv '
ment, although telephone instruments areaftewty fteebmlng
mora plentiful. Unfortunately, f or botk y mp T
; we cannot proride expanded srTto wntM CW hmgAawrattMl '
! equipment arrives.
Carolina Telephone & Tclcwc-h Cc.
WARSAW. NORTH COLLNA -
C & D CASH STORE
Pin!; Hill, K'.
We Have Plenty Ofl ; !
AGRICO C0!Ml, TG5iiC-
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WE HAVE. . . ; '".
RED ASH COAL
AND ' "
tobacco cum::e stokers
For Immediate Delivery,
WALLACE ICE & COAL CO.
WALLACE, N. C.
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LET US
Cure Your Lleat
We are also equipped to grind your sausage, dry out your lard, dress
poultry, and keep your pork, poultry and beel for you to eat now
or several months later. , I t
Come In And Let Us Explain The Service
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