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.;: THE DUPLIN TIMES, KENANSVILLE, N, C THUBSDAT, DECEMBEB 17; 1953
v NOTICE OF SALE , , ,
As Administrator of the estate
of C, B. Kennedy, deceased, I will
offer, tor sale at public auction for
cash at the home place of Chancey
B. Kennedy at 10:00 A. M. on Satur
November, 1953. ' :
j Charles E. Baker,
- 1 Administrator of the estate Of
C. B. Kennedy, deceased
Pink Hill, N. &
H. E. Phillips, Attorney
In 1952 expenditures for tobacco
accounted for 7.9 per cent of the
total expenditure on goods and ser
vices in the United Kingdom, com
pared with 2.4 per cent in the U. S.
Total United States tobacco pro
duction this year' is estimated at
2.04 billion pounds. . tinue to support a strong United
Record consumer incomes con- L States demand for food. '
Added Power, Performance Mark Chevrolet
I Holiday Specials
day. December 19, 1953, , various
KenansvUle, N. C
12-17-3t a. e. p. .
articles of household furniture, far
ming machinery and tools and In
cluding the following:
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Th twiktanad four .door sedan in the "210" SeriM
typlnea the new beauty and smartness of the Chev
rolet Une for 1954. The "210" Series Is one ef three
offered by the company in an array of 18 body model.
Added power and ehassla Improvements, extension of
the Powergllde automatic transmission option to all
cars and luxurious new Interiors fat striking color
harmonies are a few of tbe principal features.
Government Beef Purchases
StrengfhcnCafllo Market
1 The federal government's pur
' chases ofy beef for ' domestic , uses
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
.'" - UNDER;. DEED OF TRUST
NORTH CAROLINA
UUPLIN COUNT
Under and by virtue of the power
,- of sale contained in that certain
deed of trust executed on the 22nd
day of November, 1952, by Walter
Houston and Katie Marie Houston,
to J. Harvey Turner, Trustee, and
recorded in Book No. 476, at page
" '275, in the Office of the Register
of .Deeds of Duplin County, North
I Carolina, default having been made
;. In the payment of the indebtedness
secured thereby ,the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale to the
." tightest bidder, for cash," at public
auction at the Courthouse door in
Duplin County North Carolina, on
f ,the 7th day of January, 1954, at
twelve o'clock, noon, he following
- described land: ! . y
FIRST TRACT: Being the same
i ' land conveyed by deed by Mildred
i Southerland and others to Katie
-r Marie Houston, said deed being of
record in Book No. 466, Page 197
' In the Office of the Register of
"' Deeds of Duplin County, North
' Carolina. Reference to ; saia aeea
.; of record is hereby made for the
. 'purpose of incorporating into, and
making a part hereof the more ac
curate description contained there
- SECOND TRACT: Being the same
lands conveyed by deed by Pauline
Soutneriana iteaaicK ana omers w
Katie Marie Houston, said deed be
ing of record in Book No. 466, Page
327 in the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Duplin County, North
Carolina. Reference to said deed of
record is hereby made for the pur
pose of incorporating into and mak-
' Ing a part hereof the more accuate
description contained therein.' .
. The highest bidder will be re
quired to deposit in Cash at the sale
an amount equal to ten per cent
of the 'amount of his bid up to one
thousand dollars' plus five per cent
of the excess of his bid over one
thousand dollars. - j . :
-.'. This -the 7th , day of December,
1953. '
' J. HARVEY TURNER, Trustee
' 12-31-4t J. b, t.
and export) started last April, are
designed to strengthen the nation's
cattle market, according to our
county- agent. ,'
He says recent reports show that
the U. S. Department of Agriculture
will have purchased between 220
and 229 million pounds of beef by
the year's end. This is the equivaXI
lent of more than 750,000 head of
cattle, according to the county
agent.
Sharp drops in cattle prices,
which started i their downward
trend two years ago, are largely
the result of increased marketings
from -a record national cattle herd
of 94 million head. Drought has
complicated the situation by step
ping up marketings, particularly of
lower-grade i cattle, and reducing
the normal demand for animals for
high-finished feeding and herd re
placements. , ,
The bulk of the government's
beef purchases are being distributed
through the school lunch program
and nonprofit institutions. About 18
million pounds were purchased by
the Foreign Operations Administra
tion for overseas distribution. V '
, Because producer price problems
are greatest this year in the cheap
er grades f cattle, owing to pro
longed, drought conditions, the gov
ernment contracts have called for
commercial and utility -grade car
casses, with greatest emphasis on
cutter and canner grades.
Typhoid In Poultry
Hard To Eradicate
. When typhoid strikes your poul
try flock there isn't much you can
do but kill the carriers and sell the
remaining birds for meat, according
to R. S. Dearstyne, head of the
Department of Poultry Science at
N. C. State College.
Dearstyne says typhoid is one of
the most destructive of all poultry
diseases and that mortality usually
runs "very high" in flocks that have
suffered attacks. ' :
1 Many different types of medica
tion are suggested as treatment, but
Dearstyne says results are not al
ways good. Often" the flock owner
will think he has licked the dis-
se, when1 actually he has only
arrested It. "Birds making a re
covery as far as external symptoms
are concerned, . may later become
carriers of the infection. These car
rlers eliminate the tiny typhoid
germs through the droppings and
through discharge from the mount
This tends to perpetuate the disease
on the premises,"
1 scalding vat k
1 hog feeder - ' ,
1 mule
1 cart , 1
1 mule mower
1 cub mower
1 Cole corn planter
1 guano distributor
2 cross cut saws
1 tobacco truck
1 trailer and racks
Hay and corn
1 Ford tractor and plows and disc
2 pea weeden
plows, and other small tools
1 12ga. shot gun
1 22 rifle '-'.V ;
radio '
Household and kitchen 'furniture
Any other personal , property be
longing to the estate of C B. Ken
nedy. ' W:
Advertised this the 24th day of
SEETHE
Dearstyne suggests: (1) That in
fested birds be . burned or buried
deeply. . (21 That the remainder of
the flock be sold immediately for
meat (3) FolloweVby a thorough
cleaning and disinfecting of the
poultry house and equipment (4
Ranges on which 'the birds have
been running should be plowed
deeply.-
Only after several months is it
safe to stajt another flock on the
same ground.
Top Gifts for Christmas
at Low Sale Prices!
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Girls' Dresses
Girls' Sweaters
Ladies' Dresses
Men's Sport Shirts
Girls' Coats
Snow Suits
Men's Ties
Men's Sport Coats
All at Sale Prices at
Alexander
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118 Market St Between Front and Second Sts.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Large selection of holiday dresses
Nylon, Taffeta and Cotton Fabrics
COATS
Greatly Reduced
Sizes 1 to 14
Also a complete line of toys includ- SJ
-nrfi beautiful selection of dolls, Toni
TOWN .
fand Saucy Walkers, Harriet Hub
bard Ayer and Ideal Dolls.
Cowboy hats, Shirts, pants, guns
And Holsters.
Tofs To Teens
Opposite Hotel
Phone 3324
Clinton, N. C.
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Shop In Goldsboro
- ' Have Lunch With Us ?
, - Hot Soup Hot Drinks ' .
, . ir- Sandwiches ' ',.(.
See our large assortment of gifts & candies .
RODIIISOirS DRUG STORE
14i ft. Center st. goldsboro, n. c.
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Shopping Directory
Your 1953
Opportunity List
GRADY'S HARDWARE
113 S. Queen St ' , Phone 2156
v v. Headquarters For
All Types of Building Materials
IN KINSTON
And
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BAKERS
Furniture Company
Friendly Furniture Stores
101-103-105 S. Queen St
Phone 4034
808 W. Vernon Ave.
Phone 3801
Kinston, N. C.
SAVE
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MARSTOH DRUG STORE CO.
The Place To Meet Tow Friends
Prescription Specialists
Courteous Fountain Service
132 N. Queen St
Kinston, N. O.
Habel C. Faulkner
Pauline Owen
.THE FASHION SHOPPE
Season's Smartest Stylings
Lady's Ready To Wear
IW K. Gordon St ' Dial S27S
Kinston, N. C.
CAROLINA DAIRIES
GRADE A
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Kinston, N. C.
J. A. Whitfield Jeweler
Bulova, Gruen, Elgin
and Hamilton
WATCHES
403 N. Queen St Phone 2977
Kinston, N. C.
Griffon Suits
Arrow Shirts
THE MAN'S STORE
"Known For Good Taste"
129 N. Queen St
Kinston, N. C.
Interwoven Socks Stetson Hats
IVebtVs Shoe Store
KINSTON SHOE STORE
Quality' Shoes For The Family
Queen At Gordon
Kinston, N. C.
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Mr:
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GOLDSBORO
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FROSTY MORII MEATS, IIIC.
A Daily Cash Market for Hogs & Cattle
No Commission No Fees
Helping you build a better livestock market for
EASTERN CAROLINA T
CHUCK VAGOII CAFE
Guaranteed Good Western Steaks 7
Regular Meals and Beverages -1
Sandwiches Of All Kinds r
' One Block South of Kinston Hotel
Mgr. Jt Paul Stanley-;
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RICE MONUMENT WORKS
Is Tour Love Ones' Grave Marked?
"Distinctive Memorials of Lastlns; Satisfaction"
MONUMENTS IN MARBLE & GRANITE
Special Holiday Prices
Sffr Office and Display Yard, Goldsboro Hlf hway
" KINSTON, NORTH CAROLINA
CAROLINA
BUILDING SUPPLY CO.
. Quality Building Material
' Phone 4681 1410 W. Vernon St .
Kinston, N. C.
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AUTO INSURANCE
At Lowest Cost
Stadieni Insurance
Prompt Claini Service
128 W. Gordon St. Kinston
Xct Us E 3 Ycur IlcIiJy rn!t
Mir TihiM... ;
Elgin tlilnkln now In terms of
? you can serve when frlr- 'i
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Juice, a recipe taken, from the files
of Rutb Current, 'State- home dem
onstration agent:
HOT SPICED GRAPH JU1CB ;
7uic of 1 lemon i "
1 quart of grape Juice (canned or
.. frozen) ... , - , , . . rn
2 cups boiling water
V4 cup sugar . ' ,
i nuimegs (cracked) '
1 sticks cinnamon '
1 r" GHtr) rind. :
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SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9:00 P. M.
- BRING THE FAMILY
S27 N. QUEEN ST.
KINSTO
KEITH'S
Radio and Television Service
1804 W. Vernon Ave.
ADMIRAL PHILCO RCA
HALLICRAFTERS
'. P ASCII ALL'S
123 W. North St. : Kinston, N. C. '
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