Uncle zn Says
For A Rc:l T::."o 'L3 -Vr J
CLARIFIED RATES
Two eeuta per worn, minimum
-it of 50c Unless you have
an account with us please tend -money,,
stamps money order
the Times Classified ads;,
or check with ads. Farmers:'
if yon have anything to sell
or exchange, or want to buy,
we will . accept : produce for .
payment, - . , ' -
..13' MB and make appolut
i ,t to do ytmr-aato -body and
:Jar npiln, else replace your
titiea glasses with new Shatter
Proof glass 7
"i V C. HOLLAND
.' " KENANHVnXE.
IT YOUR, PROPERTY BURNS
C3, 13 DAMAGED OTHERWISE,
V. MX TOD BE FCIXY PRO
JECTED ' f .. . ' . "
E. W. BLACKMOEE, Ageut,
Reliable Insurance Service :
Warsaw, North Caroline
J D9 Plumbing And Heat-i.-rj
Wcrk of All Kinds.
1 hare had 2 years experience in
U. S. Navy as Ship Fitter and three
years plumbing work with W. D.
Enma Plumbing & Heating, in Nor
folk, Va and one year maintenance
ef PX at Langley Field, Va.
S or Phono r
CIO. P. PRIDGEN
1 Phono 226-1
Warsaw N. C
NOTICE .
IT IS AGAINST THE LAW TO
DUMP v TOUR ' TRASH ON
OTHER PEOPLE'S : PROPER
TT. 4 .
WARNING: FURTHER DUMP
ING OF TRASH ON MY PROP
EJtTT ON LIMESTONE CREEK
OR ANT OTHER PLACE WILL
RE PROSECUTED.
V i. H. SANDERSON.
4-11-4 pd.
PLUMBING
Experienced In Plumbing Work
- . OF ALL KINDS
t No Job Too Large; None Too Siniili
See Me For First Class W ork
j At Reasonable Prices-
. BEN B. WILLIAMSON .
. KENANSVUXE, N. C.
PAINT TOUR HOUSE NOW -1
tint la becoming more plentiful,
i now have a man available full
...me to paint your homo and out
uaildlngs with spray gun, the most
vuunomlcarway. A. C HOLLAND,
usuansvUle; N. CvVf ,v,';r;i':'.;;
"A drilled well Is the
aUafaetorjr water supply.
Write lor aoUttoa, giving '
citi e and dlrecttost from
your Pest Offlea.
I-ATES WELL COMPANY
C-txnaH, NORTH CAROLINA
, complete
, c::ce ,.
COMPLETE SERVICE
i Ceel Estate - Bonds - Rentals
rarsaw Real Estate ft Ins. Co.
r.CSIJT L. WEST 4
..',,-.1- ... j. '-. s x. '-S-'""
Cce Phone: tlM Res: 268-6 ;
pt3 'ME FOR TOUR HAT -AKTS.
CARS COMING ALL
-3 TIME. . .
t W. E. BELANGA.
4 fj-4t i ; : -I KAc
!:zr'$ Jcvrci Shcp
WARSAW
IVitches, " Diamonds, '
Jewelry
. ;
1 SALE OR TRADE: on used
I'arley Davison Motor Cycle,
' ). Contact Coy Whitman, on
' Road, Kenansvllle, N. C
sNo.2.. -.
-1VE A FEW. TONS of Roys
; I.'aco Fertiliser for Tobacco
i unsold - Also Vigoro
. ris and side dresser for
1 Tobacco.?-' W :
, J. QIJINN, stenansvllle s
. e
3 - New Sterr Clark
j s j Consoles In Walnut,
y and Elond.' Used Up
s ndltloned and guaran
:j - up. Sheet music,
test ordered weekly.
.V PIANO COMPANY
rth St, Kinston, N. C.
SALESMEN. WANTED:
Start a Rawleigh Business. Real
opportunity now for permanent ,
profitable work in West, Central
Duplin and North Pender Counties.
Write Rawlelgh's DepU NCS - 109
K, Richmond, Va. - -
HELP WANTED MALE
- Good Jobs For Former Army, "
Navy, Marine,' And Coast Guard ,
Specialists ' i
. Job MOS Grades
Seaman . v . 065 5 '
Machinist . '114' . 5,4,3
Carpenter , , r 050 5, 4 '
Power Man ... ... 166 I 4,3
Optician ' ' 365 54,3
Radio Mechanic AAF 754 5,4 3
Tire Repairer J . , 240 , 5. 4. 3
Motorcyclist 378 " 8,5
Auto. Electrician .. 912 5, 4, 3
Artillery Mechanic
Light - , . 913 5,4,3
Commisary Steward 819 . 4,3
Printer - ... 168 B.4
and many i other skills. . Qualified
Army, Navy, Marine, and Coast
Guard: veterans who have held any.
of some 400 occupational specialties;
for six months or more may no'V
enlist in the new Regular Army at
a grade depending on the length of
your previous occupational spec-,
ialty service. New high Army pay
and the opportunity for advance
ment make an Army career, more-
attractive now. than ever before.
Stop in and find out the special
grade you will receive Under this
new War 'Department regulation.
Apply at the Goldsboro Recruiting
Station, Odd Fellows Bldg.Golds
bonvN. C. i
vr-.':'iV.v:r--'-...'.'i'f "vVV-;:;f: :
WANTED: Good, fresh, young' '
. MILK COWS. Write me what
you have. J. S. Dorsett, Box";
-174, Siler City," N,. C. - '.- '"
It. pd. 'viM. -
VENETIAN BLINDS INSTALLED
Six Colors', Tapes to match. '
ALSO Old , Blinds Reconditioned.
Call or write: : Roy B. Sitterson,
Phone 371, Kenansville, N. C. i
5-2-4t. pd.
.RESOLUTION.
Board of County Commissioners,
ApriL 7, 1947
North Carolina, .; '.-
Duplin County. "
1 -,J
V'ttl ' ' '
I - ' " w arm.
II-lot -x ' oV swfi 'IlllX
MISS PEGGY DAVIS, daughter of Mrs. Leon Davis of Kinston,
whose announcement of .engagement to Dan Grady has been 'made.
Dan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grady of this county.
JLmmJ
" "Where ea earth did say meawy
get" Hew srtaa have tod vetoed
this question, half in wander, half
In dismay! It's se easy to fritter
away ready cash. A dollar here
and a deUar there and in the end
ethiag te shew tor It., And yet sav
ing far the things yen want a new
heme, tiavel er future eeewityvJs
easy and effective simply by allot
ing a portioa ef year Income either
through the payroll savings or by
arrangement with yew bank for the
systematic perehase at United
States Savings Bends. Dollars ge,
year bends grew. .When yea bay
Savings ). regwaaly yen are
baflding the nestgg far whatever
yes've set yanr heart en. '
-O.S.TttuuryDtptimtmt
1
As
Duplin County.
-WHEREAS, this Board has learn
ed with a feeling of profound re
gret of the death of Hon. J. AUB
REY HARRELL which occurred at
his home in Wallace on Saturday,
AprU 5, 1947 and
THEREFORE, we the undersign
ed members of this Board desire to
publicly express our. appreciation
for his. long service as Mayor of
iris home town and as an outstand
ing promoter and benefactor in Du
plin County for many years.
RESOLVED, that we deplore the
passing of an able and useful man,
whose death is a distinct loss to
our' County, and we cherish and
honor his memory as an outstand
ing citizen of our County.
RESOLVED further, as evidence
of our respect and esteem, that a
copy of the resolution be recorded
in the minutes of this Board, and
copies be mailed to the family and
the County Newspapers. . v
Board of County Commissioners,
G. D. Bennett, Chmn,
L. P. Wells,
A, C. Hall,
Arthur Whitfield,
' Tyson: Lanier.'
Attest: A. T. Outlaw,
Clerk of the Board
RESOLUTION
Board of County Commissioners
- April 7, 1947
North Carolina, -' - ; :
( WHEREAS, this Board has re
ceived information of the death oi
Hon. W. BRYANT MARTIN Which
occurred at his home in Faison on
Tuesday, April 1, 1947, and
THEREFORE, this Board wishes
to offer public expression of ap
preciation for his record of long'
and faithful service as a member
of the old County Highway Com
mission, as Mayor of his home town
for many years, and as a public
spirited and outstanding citizen of
Duplin County.. : "
RESOLVED, that we deplore the
passing of our highly ; esteemed
friend and fellow public servant,
whose death is a distinct loss to our
County, and we cherish and honor
his memory as a most estimable
and worthy citizen.
RESOLVED further, as evidence
of our respect and esteem, that a
copy of this resolution be recorded
in the minutes of this Board and
copies mailed to the family and the
County papers. .
Board of County Commissioners
G. D. Bennett, Chmn.
L. P. Wells
A. C. Hall, "
Arthur Whitfield,
- " Tyson Lanier.;
Attest: A. T. Outlaw,
Clerk of the Board s
Outlavs Bridge
News
Regular 2nd Sunday services on
next Sunday at 11 o'clock. Dr. R.
P. Adams of Chapel Is expected as
guest speaker. All are invited.
Mrs. Faison Smith will be hos
tess to the AUW Saturday after
noon. All members are urged jo
attend the meeting.
' Ervin M. Outlaw spent the holi
days with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Outlaw, Jr.
.-Mr.' and Mrs. James Martin and
son and W. H. J&artin of Franklin-
Gas on Stomach
Relieved in S minutes or
double your money back
' WhM fiMU itomub actd ctuies ptlnful. niffoeat
lni (u, wui itomuta id bmnburn, doctor, usually
pmcrlb Um futMt-utlnt medicine, known for
Dmptonuno nlltt nudlclnei lit, tbou In BaU-ani
TiUMi. No luulra, Bell-in, bruin oomfort in
llffr or doable four monn back sa ntum of bottU
to lit, Ut at oil diunlata.
We SpeciaBze h
WINDOWS, . DOORS, - FRAMES, SCREENS
BUDLT4N KITCHEN CABINETS
. : . , ANYTHING IN WOODWORK
t ''i&:
Ritter ffllwbrk Xo.
ville were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Levoy 'Simmons Sunday.
Misses Sal he and Essie Mae Out
law spent the week end with the
home folks. v '.;!.
Miss Mavis Outlaw of Raleigh
spent Easter with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Outlaw. .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nichols, A.
J., and Dennis of Sims spent Sun
day and Monday with relatives here
Misses Edna Sutton and Dorothy
Outlaw of Goldsboro visited their
parents during Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Cohen J. Herring
of Richlands were recent visitors of
Mr. and Mrs; Remus Creel.
Messrs. Amos J. Outlaw, Louis
and James Parker, A. J., and Den
nis Nichols visited Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Jones at Southport Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Mullens of Wil
son and Mrs. James Rouse nd
Mrs. Eva Rouse of Llddell were
guests of Mrs. M. l; Outlaw, Jr.,
Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sutton and
children of LaGrange ' RFD spent
Easter with Mrs. I. B. Sutton.
Mr. H. C. Doby Jr., of Chapel
Hill spent Easter with Mrs. Doby
who is a member of the school fac
ulty here. : .
Lewis W. Outlaw returned Sat
urday night following adjournment
of the Legislature in Raleigh.
NOTICE
Take notice that all candidates
for the, office of Mayor and Com
missioners for the Town of Warsaw
will please file their notice of can
didacy in writing with the Town
Clerk of the Town of Warsaw at the
Town'' Hall on or before the 26th
day of April, 1947, at 6 o'clock P.
M., at which time the list of candi
dates will be canvassed and placed
upon the official ballot to be voted
upon.
By Order of the Board of Com
missioners of the Town of Warsaw.
This the 4th day of April, 1947.
A. J. JENKINS, Mayor
DORCAS B. ROGERS, Clerk
Date of Election: May 6, 1947.
Time: 0:30 A M. to 4:30 P. M.
Place: Town Hall
Registration books open for reg
istration April 19, 1947; closed
April 26th, 1947. Registrar, Paul
Potter.
Challenge Day:
Saturday? April 26th, 1947.
Judges O& Election:
III IIES ? i
ICE if
CREAM"
Gocd Every
the
of
Cortez Blackmore
4-18-2t
Albert Askew.
THE 60 Vlr3Y SHOP
DIAMONDS JEWELRY
LUGGAGE
SPOUTING GOODS
GUNS
AMMUNITION
We Are' Aeentg For
GIBSON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Directly across from' Post Office
WALLACE, N. C.
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Strike In Telephonefedustry
To Affect Galls To Bell
System Points
Telephone service, both local end long distance,
within our operating territory will HOT be inter
rupfed by the strike of the Bell System Employees.
On long distance calls to Bell System points only
emergency calls will be accepted for the duration
of the strike. Ve sincerely hope that the inconven
ience of this situation all be of short duration.
ft
Warsaw, N. C.