. THE. DUPLIN TIMES
Published Meb Friday In Kenansviile. N. C. County Seat of
' DUPLIN COUNTY V' ' , '
' Editorial business and printing plant. -Kenansviile. N. C.
, 1. HOBERT GRADY.' EDITOR OWFR
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A Democratic Journal, devoted to the material, educational,
economic and agricultural interests of Duplin County.
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Civil Service Exams
Are Announced
' Examinations for willing Arch
"Itlet anri TTfcrhunv V.nfinApr nnsi
; tions were announced today by the
. U. S. i Civil Service Commission.
.. The Archivist positions are in the
National Archives and the War De
partments in Washington, D. C.
and vicinity; at Hyde Park, N. Y., i
and in Navy establishments throimh 1
out the States. The Highway Engin
eer positions ' are in the Public
Roads Administration, and are lo
cated throughout the country.
Information and application
forms may be obtained in this vi
cinity from .Mr. Fred Baars, loca
ted at the Warsaw Postolticc in
Warsaw or the Fourth Civil Service
Regional Office, i Winston-Salem.
North Carolina.' ;
Two From Duplin
On Honor Roll
The names of 161 students ma
king an average of two on their
work for the winter quarter at
East Carolina Teachers College an '
included on the honor roll for that
period have been announced. In
cluded in the list of those receiving
recognition for high scholastic
standing are Thomas F. Booth, a
freshman from Rose Hill, and Miss
Margaret F. Carr, sophomore from
Wallace. '
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WARSAW, NORTH CAROLINA
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HOUSE WIRING - We Have The Equipment
.(. Refrigeratior and Appliance Repair
' V " Prompt Service Anywhere '
DUPLI1I ELlCTRIC COMPAIIY
Rose Hill Phone 331 Warsaw Phone 2701
H. 1, SOVTHERLAND, Prop. Licensed Electrician
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Oil THE FARM
WITH-
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NEW YORK When Paul Antosio, tinsmith, slipped "the first
vote" into th UNO ballot box which be had just made, it was a plea
that echoed prayers of religious people everywhere.
"May God be with every member of the United Nations Organi
sation," the messago read, "and through your noble efforts bring fast
ing peace to us all all over the world." :
Thousands of churches, regarding civic responsibility as a stew
ardship, are encouraging prayerful study of the United Nations pro
gram. The Methodist lay-activition leaders, as one part of the
denomination's Crusade for Christ, arc" making this a mid-winter em-ohaaia.
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NoiTo Overgraze
Thier Cattle
WARSAW FISH'MARKET
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CRKATOas Alf D ilAINXAENKtiS OF LOWBH ; "
PRICES ON QCALTTY SKA FOODS
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WARSAW, N. CI
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f Auction Sale
Every Thursday
Wallace Livestock
Wallace
Unless care is taken to let cat
tle get accustomed to the new for
age crops, losses by bloat may be
come serious according to Dr. J. F
Foster, at State College.,
Bloating, usually caused by hur
ried eating and gorging of a new
kind of pasture, is due to an excess
ive accumulation of gases in the
rumen or paunch. It results in a
pronounced swelling on the left
side, and may occur suddenly and
grow continually worse until fatal.
Regardless of the severity of the
case, the animal should be kept
under observation.
I Do not turn livestock on pasture
I 1 ....til thn In mi
XUr U1B iUl Llitic UilVIA m u w
dew has dried ofi. Give the an'mals
a feed of grass hay before they a. 1
turned on pasture. Allow the stock
to grpze for oly about thirty min
utes tor the first day, and increase
the time that amount for the next
four or five days or until stock be
comes accustomed to the pasture.
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D5H?CARIT0N i
WARSAW, :
INSURANCE AGENCY
Life Fire - Storm - Automobile, etc.
Telephone 3496 .
WwsavN.C.
' I have seen two-aeaded calves on
exhibition,: but I hurried over -to
r.Iattin Coisnl when Xhoti-d tbout
those Soamese Twin Baby Chicks.
' S,eems that a young girl had
bought a lot of baby chicks from a
local hatchery for her 4-H Club
work and when she examined them
at home, there was this chick - or
these chicks - cheeping away in a
high-keyed duet! ' . "
- rue aescrtption given me was
that th echicks were grown together
at the breast, had two heads, four
feet and four wings. I remember
the first thought that came to me
was that if this duplex chicken is
ever put on the market, it will only
lead me to getting twice as many
hecks and wings! -
- Then I got to wondering if both
chickens would each lay one egg,
or if one chicken would lay two
eggs. Then I envisioned a whole
flock of such chickens, and recall
ing what the Extension, poultry
specialists have 1)een saying about
culling non-layers, one tight spot
after another came to my mini
Suppose one chicken wanted to
eat mash while 'the other was bent
only on getting to the nearest water
pan. Though only naif as many
nests would be required, one hen
might be inclined to lay while the
other would rather be out plucking
at worms.'W ' ' '. .
" Then there is the problem of
getting up, and going to-roost This
would be particularly acute, even
if they both timed their bed-time
habits, and .- considerable effort
would be required to synchronize
four wings and four feet in the at
tempt. -i:-.:--i'-.i.V ;--W:;-t--,, t-
Dressing this double-breasted
chicken would not be too difficult,
perhaps, but I'm sure that Wiling
it - or them - would, have to be
reckoned with Jn a different way
' Always : .chicken-hearted about
such things, I don't know if I could
ever bring myself to kill two mem
bers of the same family with one
blow, and any other i procedure
would be certain death! .
State College
Answers
Farm Questions
Q. What causes hens to lay
rough shelled eggs? i
A. The rough shells are due to
uneven distribution of calcium and
water throughout the shell and dif
ferences in the size -of the shell
pores. Probably heredity has little
to do-in this case, but a bird laying
such an egg usually will lay similar
eggs throughout its life. - .:,
Q. Where can I obtain blueprint
of bee hives and frames? .
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(or quick relief from itching caused by eczema.
Uilete foot, tcljiei, pimple and other itiim
rondittom. tiw rnirr, cxmling, medicated, lutu.J
D.D. D.PRUCHIPTION. A doctor formula.
Gnaaelen nnd tainlei. Soothe, comfort and
quickly calm Interne Itching. 85c trial botua
prove t, or money back. Don t suffer. Alc your
drugxUt today (or D. D. D. ruaitCHirTluti,
- A. See your Extension Service
County Farm Agent.
, Q. When is the proper time: to
cut alfalfa for hay?
A. Alfalfa should be cut in earlv
blossom stage (about 1-4 flowers
open) : as the greatest yield' per
acre of protein is obtained at this
stage.- - , -
At least three and in most cases
four cuttings .can be made each
season. The last cutting should fca
early enough, to allow the -.alfalfa
to- make 6 to 10 inches 'of uew
growth before the f ir;4 killing
frost. This fall - growth ; period iii
necessary in order for. the alfalfa r
to store enough food in the roots
for winter survival, and vigorous
growth the following spring.
State College Hints
To Homemakers
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' Tha energy ttudies show - that
standing takes 14 percent more en
ergy than sitting. Therefore, a sim
ple obvious rule for saving strength
in housework is: Sit while ironing,
polishing silver, peeling potatoes
or preparing other vegetables or
fruits; hand-mixing bread, cake, etc.
Many housewives have reported
ironing as their most tiring task be
cause of long hours of standing.
Yet they continue to iron on foot
because they believe it makes the
job go faster. This is true only If
the board Is the wrong height for
sitting. ,i
' Too often the only seat is a high
stool where the worker must perch
With feet dangling and without back
support and bend uncomfortably
over work.
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FUNERAL HOME
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' FnnaraJ Directors, iCanbalmer
Ambulance Service, dmv or night
Dr. H. V. Colv.dl
' OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted,
Next Door To Cavenauth ;
t .- Chevrolet Company
Permanent Office In
WALLACE, X. C.
A. J. CAVENAUGII
Wallace, N. C.
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WATCH AND JEWELRY
' REPAIRING & ENGRAVING
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The Year Rcr.d
WE HAVE, -FOR
IMMEDIATE
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DELIVERY
CONTAINERS FOR
; Strawberries n
Vegetables
AND. v.
Fruits
STOUT'S
Frozen Food
Locker Company
: r WALLACE, N. C.
: PHONE 264-6
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. Nature may endow you with
breathtaking beauty, lovely
: curvaceous; figure. She may be- -ato
gifta on you that make you
brilliant actress, a leader In
year class at college, sought
after at dances, or a cnarmlng
wife and mother.
Yes, Nature may do all this.
And yet you may find your face '
mockingly slapped if you suffer
these distressing symptoms, -which
so many -unfortunate
girls and women do. ,
SortMihlna You ShovU .
Not Jake About! ,
Fo If female functional monthly
c -nrbances are causing you to ,
en& from pain, nervous dis- '
t uss and feel weak, restless, so ';
t -nnky and Irritable, that you . . .
t iiost turn into a "she-devil'
r i such days thw is sokithiwo
i J sHODiwil joks ABOxn. Start -t
away try Lydla E. Pink
s Vegetable Compound to .
? r h symptoms. It's fa- :
' ?. "s i ; " rose. And don't '
f ffs "StffcJ-Mnrstk'' 1
..:.;. ' ft ' such an egg usually will lay similar "
V" i . 1111 . . ' 1 rAr C -3il esgs throughout its life. . . ' ' . . , v ,
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. tT!tlSth r" ; HFy . ' " Warsaw, N. C. . . f
y: ::' :, '' 'vS rrl B1r,U8ht ! FOR rOULiits' AND ALL STOCK .
' S yOCVFLANCSE blLER FOR V
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rl i ' -jm . i. 7 p- meeungs ana personal visits,' th;. ! , - I
I Q7 MT"ft.VBt fciiwnrt .- ORCHESTRA WEDNESDAYS SATURDAY NITES
. X 4-. , -i I " P Mc'y pat4 and , exna. These that don't toa the Una Si . . . . ,
forget Plnkham's Compound
Bon non than relieve suclt
mont.hjy pain. This great medV
cine also relieves accompanying
nervous tension, irritability,
those tired-out, mean plck-oa
everyone' feelings when due tm
this cause. Taken regularly
thruout the month Pinkham
Compound helps build up resis
tance against such distressa
Very sensible thing to do. Just
see if you, too, don't remarkably
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ATTENTION
If Aiiy OneAVank A 1947 PlymouJh,
Ford, Or Chevrolet -1 Have Them
In Stock. -V:
K You Have An Old Car You'd Like To Trade,
Bring It With You. Terms If Desired. .
Phones: Office 3336 Residence 2266
Lewis Motors
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AletawisU are mighty dad te o
CdVi Bevrlee Btadm. Tt
tafsway always cleanly swept,
OeilliU kept afeelr aainted, and
tte offlea and rest rooms Mtt aad " Are report4 to the author itiea,
liauaaa, AM M41 AimscII "PeTT-
at -:
meetings and personal-visits,' the:
brewers encourage retailers of bees .
te maintain clean, law-abiding tav-
Those that don't toe the line
It's aot only te idea. The
paay that sapplfaa Bdi 41 aad
gasoline Jnafata em eartata ataav
ard. -aet jot ta the ukwm of
the staciea, but n the i
aersiee that Ed readers.
It's tlte the brewers' proreta ef
Saf-Eesn!Uoii.Tl5roi' "s -t
Trent where I sit, it's Just com-
business sense to see that the
product which you sell is handled
by responsible) courteous people
ahwugh attractive outlets,. It wins
the good will and the gratitude of.
the community.
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ORCHESTRA WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY NTTES
Celebrate Your Anniversaries, Birthdays And Other
Occasions With Us.'
The Club Is Available On Monday Nitcs To Private Parties
Call 't Ccunty 2701 For II( ?frvr'-:s
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