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CLASSIFIED RATES
Two cento per wore;, minimum -chart
of 50c Unless you have
- an aeeonnt with as please send
, money, stamps money order
' a check with ads. Farmers:
nae the Times Classified ads:
If job hare, anything to sell
T. A. TURNER
AUD COMPANY
A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL"
PINK mix, N. c.
or exchange, or -want to buy, .
we will accept produce for
payment, - ,
8KB MB and miss
meat to do your auto body
fender repairs, alao replace rear
brakes glaaeae with mow Shatter
Proof glass, - ... .
v A. -CI HOLLAND
( , KKN ANSVIIXK.
IF TOTJB PBOPEBST BURNS
OB IS DAMAGED OTHERWISE,
WILL YOU BE FULLY PRO
TECTED T
R. W. BLACKMORE, Agent,
Rellabl Insurance Service
Warsaw, North Carolina
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I s Jg. Full size, Tilt-Front
'"' I cabinet, glorious
- I Sjjfc; tone. Plays 12 records
7 fSS' automatically. Stand-
' if n' sort wave"
Medi$QQ50
EASY I ' J77 1
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1995
PhilcO 200
Amazing value! AC
DC, built-in aerial,
dynamic speaker.
I Do Plumbing and Heat
ing Work of All Kinds.
I have had 2 years experience In
U. S. Navy as Ship Fitter and three
years plumbing work with W. D.
Sams Plumbing & Heating, in Nor
folk, Va., and one year maintenance
of PX at Langley Field, Va.
Se or Phone
Phone 226-1
GEO. P. PR1DGEN
Warsaw N. C.
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.
PAINT YOUR HOUSE NOW -Paint
is becoming more plentiful.
I now have a man available full
time to paint your home and out
buildings with spray gun, the most
economical way.- A. C. HOLLAND,
Kenansville, N. C
MA drilled well to the moat
satisfactory water supply.
Write for quotation, giving '
distance and direction from'
your Post Office. '
HEATER WELL COMPANY.
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
SpeoUlUcs, and Lay Call on its -
C E. QUINN - KENANSVILLE. 1
colete
:l!15UnAi:CE ;
; COMPLOE SElTICS l
; Real Estate Bonds Rentals
Warsaw Real Estate ft Ins. Co,
ROBERT L. WEST
Office Phone: 2121 Res: 26S-I '
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO K30LLIT, r
' IN ONE HOUR. .
IF NOT PLEASED, your 55c
back. Ask any - druggist for this
STRONG fungicide. TE-OL. Made
with BO percent alcohol. It PENE
TRATES. Reaches and kills MORE
germs faster. Today at Kenansville
Drag Company In Kenansville., :
5r30-5t
FOR SALE Peanut meal, .Cotton
Seed Hulls, Cotton Seed meal :,-
J.'T. HUDSON'S GIN, Warsaw.
6-13-6t. o v. . . t- v . .
WE HAVE on hand for side dress
ing crops: , Royster . 3-9-4 Tob
acco Fertiliser for tobacco. Swiff
Vigoro Plant Food for Tobacco &
Corn,. Also Royster's 3-12-6 for
General Crops.
C. iVQUINN - KENANSVILLB .
6-3-41 e . , -
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If you have life" insurance prob
lems, contact JAMES G. DICKSON
& SON, General Agents, Security
Life A Trust Co., 2 Acme TUAt ..
Wilmington, N. C. -
e-e-4i pd.
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FOR SALE: Steel Body V Ton
Trailer. Slightly used. See J. A.
RACKLEY at R & P Groceteria In
Warsaw.
5-23-2t e
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MBS. A. B HICKS, .
f ttahaarhitloBt Aa-aat
Garden Club
Colton Seed Meal
Bag -$3.50
Cotton Seed Hulls
Bag - $1.25
DUPLIN SUPPLY CO.
D.J.RIVENBARKProp
Warsaw, N. CV' -
for your ALL-CCO?
DAQVESTEH.. :
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Your beat inaunuoa agaSnac last at during Aarveat rush 5 our 24
POINT INSPECTION aad AH-Caop HarraMat repair service. Often ,
ao detect vom parts in advance saw ye a breakdown in the field. '
Our Mechanic Ar Trabwcl la All-Crop Karvastcr T
Schools Conductad by th AUIs-Chalmors Factory
. They thoroughly cheek every vhal part of you AO-Crop Harverter.V
W can give your machine a oaapleta sabtulding service if needed. AO.'
replacement parti are made in the same (Wcaary aad to the same apechV
v cation a the orlgbuu. - ' .a
- Right now t ma beat thw to have fcr done, twiikili your AO-Crop
Harveater with u ssen aw conaiats 24OITfr TNavSCTION aad
, rtpaur i
SALES &
SEDVICE
Uslaa to me NoHenol Hrm and tyome Hour
very tatvaa NBC ,
FOR SALE: Duroc Jersey Hogs.
Boars and Gilts.
' MTDDLETON BROTHERS
Warsaw, N. C. : ( .
MR. FARMER: .BUY A TESTED
and proven tobacco curer. "THE
SAMPSON CURER" can give you
unbelievable results. Check the-fol-lowlng
advantages with any other
curer arid you will see that none
can be mere complete. No smoke,
no jBoot, no fumes, plenty of heaf,
plenty of draft, no wicks to clean,
nothing: to repair,'7 no flare-ups,
Dual oil carburetors, only two units.
Plenty of working ispace, outside
over-flow for -safety, heavy cast
iron body. Priced withirr the reach
of all farmers. Users claim lowest
operating cost of any curer on the
market. See your dealer of con
tact Malpas Tobacco Curers, Inc.,
Kinston, N. C. Phone 2787.
5-30-2t C ,
FREE booklet about cancer is yours
for the asking. Simply send name
and address on a post card' to the
American Candler Society, 22 Ann
Street, New York X, N. Y.
It
WE HAVE on hand Limited Supply
Phospho Plaster for Peanuts. Get
yours now -while .available. ;
S. A. JONES, V; C Warehouse
Warsaw. - . A,: r
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vrS,ji,;;:..';, . - J?i-Mi$i)$Vf&'(
-ff Tho: Falson Garden- ciub was or
ganized Wednesday : afternoon' at
the Community Building with Mrs.
Waldo Clifton and Mrs. J. R. Falson
hostesses. Mrs. Kennedy, president
of ther-Clinton club was guest spea
ker and talked of the- different
phases of garden club work. ) r .'
The1 following officers were-e'c-ted
for the year: President, Mrs.
Waldo Clifton; Vice President, Mrs
L-4L Falson; Secretary, Mrs. A. F.
Rector; Treasurer, Mrs. C. A. Deck
er; Pilgrimage Chairman, Mrs. C-.
D .Lee; Radio Chairman, Mrs. H.
T. Rayv
At the conclusion of the meeting
the Hostesses served . strawberry
shortcake. - -
V.S.0fC.S-
f-iThox Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met with Mrs. B. F.
McColman luesday afternoon. Mrs.
A. F. Rector conducted the devo
tional. Those assisting with the pro-1
gram 'were Mesdames McColmanr
H. J. Falson, C. R. Lewis and J D.
Crawford. Mrs. H. S. Falson gave
a chapter in the study book on
Stewardship. During a social hour
the ,hostess served ice cream and'
cookies. . i '
returned to Raleigh after visiting
Mr., and Mrs. J. M. Bowden. ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H, Decker, of
Lake Worth, Fla., are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G A. Decker. -x t :.
Mrs. John Hoey Is visiting rela
tives in Durham and Fayetteville.
- Mrs. R. T. Klrkland' and sons
of Raleigh visited her mother, Mra.
T. W. Smith last week. C -'
Mrs. Sallie Herring of Clinton 1a'
visiting relatives, here, s a -"
il Mrs. A. H. Witherington wa the
guest of Mr. and Mra. J. J. Glbbong
in Wilson recently. - ' .U '
Frank Martin of WOson visited
here Monday. -! if. li;??)';
DUPLIN GRADUATES
B.M. S. Meets
Cose I.uL E-!y 2: - "
. Mildred Ka.herlene Brown, Clara
Elizabeth Roblason, Eva Carol Ben
ton, ' Berta, Elizabeth Robinson,
Lorene Murphy, Ruby Irene Al
derman, Betty Jane Wells, Mildred
Alene Parker, : Donald Mallard,
Mary Obedience Johnson, Carlotta
Sholar, Ellen Fussell Ward, Laura
Grace , Young, Elizabeth Kilpatrlck
Heyer, Elolse Wood, Lednard Irving
i i .vi A Li, JCI J ,
J . J X. vi-iiig, ,c and John ; Owen -I.atUey.
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Magnolia, May ' ti ;T- '
'Rosa Pearl Rich, Alice Grey Gay
lor, Patty B.; WUliatnsr Harold B. '
Evans, ' Jerry; S. Smith, J. L. La- J
nier, Jr., Donald y Martin Turm-r, '
Milton Carlyn Bostic, William E.
Potter, s LHy Mae Boone, Ruby ' V
Athelene Mathews,4 Melverna Hel-
ena Cavenaugh, Avery Turner Kor-
negay, . and James Qsbbrn Kilpat
rlck. . . .-
3"- ' ' v
1- Th LRnntist Misslnnnrv Snnlpfv
met Monday afternoon with - Miss
Beulah Martin in Mt Olive. The
Rev Young gave the devotionnls.
The 'program was given- by Mrs.4
Fouts and Mrs. L. D. GroomjBAt
the conclusion of the meeting the
hostess served strawberry short
cake, salted nuts and iced tea. .
, Contlnned From Front---Mildred
Mercer, Ella Avon Miller,
Vena Mae -Quinn, Wyoma Qulnn,
Zadift Qulnn, Betty Lou Simpson,
Pansy Lee Simpson, Joyce - Faye
Thomas. Connie Kathleen Trott,
Joyce Gordon Whaley, Louise Wha
ley, .-Elouise Hammond Whaley,
John Stanley Bostic, Bobby Lowell
Kennedy, Milton Smith Miller,
Mack Rhodes, Norman Sandlin, Jr.,
Charlton Sandlin, Ralph. VBo" Tho
mas, Hobart Whaley, Richard F.
Williams, and Andrew Jacksop Wil
son. V ' V "
Chinquapin, May 9: '
Floris Mildred Batchelor, Beat
rice Y. Batts. Helen V. Bradham,
Martina Brown, Raymond Brown,
Luria Denn Cavenaughi James M.
Dixon, Slgmond WorUe. Fountain,
Joseph Earl Hatcher, Esther -Henderson,
Alvin K. James, -Beatrice
JV Lanier, Rebecca Ruth Lanier,
Jerry Dunn 'Sloan, Wood is R. Sho
Msrv natherine'Williams, Lila
Mae WUUams, Joseph Taylor "WU
son, Alton Ellis Wood, uj4 Owen
Kennlon wooa. , -
Wallace, May 2: v
Decatur Drew Blanchard, Jr.,
Ward Caswell Blanchard, 'Marshall
Mnmrv Carr. Jr.; Charles Derwood
Dempsey, Thomas Colston Edger
ton, Craig Hinton Hearn, Garnle
Sexton Herring, Jr., jjamei nenry
James, WUlis .Jefferson jonnson,
James Stanley luipatnca-,
TABLE TOP 5 BURNER,
KESCO OIL STOVES
lOm'IE OIL STOVES .
WITH BUILT-IN OVENS J'fS
J.-' ii CAP WPOD RANGES V,
Plumbing Fixtures Of All Descriptions?.'
- GLEEM OUTSIDE WALL PAINT s
$4.25 per Gals
SHEFFIELD & FUSSELL
BEULAVILLE ROSE HILL
1 .
- IFYOU HAVEN'T, ORDERED YOUR
STOKER COAL' k
FOR TOBACCO CURING ORDER NOW;
Earner's Self Service
Auxiliary Meets
i The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Gabriel's Church met Monday after
noon with Mrs. H. T. Ray. In the
absence of the president Mrs. W I.
Thompson presided. Rev. Keller
man, the rector, talked on "Morning
Prayer". During a social hour the
hostess served lime sherbert, cook-i
ies and ieed tea. .
Lions Club Meet
: The Lions Club met in the com
munity building Friday evening
with president CD. Lee in the
chair. Miss Betty JRay played for
group singing. Supper was served
by the ladies : of the Methodist
Church. '(
Leonard Albert Liberman, Herman-
Lee Malpass, Roscoe Gordon lea
chey, Albert Tucker, Betty Geral
dine Boney, Daphne Ann Bordeaux,
Mart- Evelvn Buckner, Rutw Bs-
f-tpii Kncllsh. Thelma Lee Kennedy,
Margaret Camllle Locxamy, Manna
Elizabeth Pickett, Grace Carol Powr
en, Beulah Mae Rlvenbark, Miriam
GROCERIES , GrRae'A" Marltet :: ' COAli
" Let Us Feed and Keep Youl Warn r "
Phone 216-6
Warsaw, N. C.
Personals
Mrs. N.r F McColman, Mrs. H.
T. Ray, Miss Betty Ray and Mrs.
A. R. Hicks," Jr.,' were visitors in
Raleigh-Saturday.
Mrs. Beats Bowden and son have
'a. wwi ,
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HAMBURGERS
SANDWICHES.
HOT DOGS
CANDIES
SMOKES
, BEER '
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DRIVE-IN SERVICE
We Serve Yon 'In Your Car -The
Place to o Befare and After
The Show and Ball Game
TIP TOP GRILL
R. E. HALE, Prop.
Opposite Depot Warsaw
BOND
GLASSES.. J; f
- $4.95 up
4 ,
INSURED
BY LLOYD'S
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' in case ef-breakage or damage, to frame (andor) lense)s or
(both) daring a period of not more than (one year) from date
of purchase, "the Manufacturer hereby guarantees to replace
ndd pair of Sun Glasses , T - J
OCR BICYCLES INSURED AGAINST
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J, Are yen looking - for the' wherewith to ' make
your home more comfortable this summer? See ns
for b?-,v.tlfnl furniture; useful Crosley appliances,
and "eif e'ent Vlumblng supplies. ' r -. ; '. - -,
Come THE JOHNSON CdTTON COMPANY
of'Wallaie - We Have The Best.
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MR. T03ACCO FARMER:
We are dealers for Owen's Hand Tobacco Transplanters, Hackney Tobacco Trucks,
Tobscc Sticks, Boyctte Tobacco Sprayers, and" Buckeye Oil Curing Tobacco-Systems. 4
Come in and select your tobacco crop needs TODAY! - - '
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' - We have a Urge selection llibi Outside Paints All Colors. FlnlshlnrLime,
Asphajt Shingles, and Iu3 lz tl Eleetrlcals. -" " 1 . ' " " ,r -
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