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m 1. CLASSIFIED - CLASSIFIED KATES: - , Three eents per word, Minlmam ... -.-. diui ef 75c Unless yea have a account with u please Bead ; money, stamps, meney erder, or check with oda. .at ' CAKES WOODBCKY BATH ; SOAP FOR 48 Cent at Clinic Drug "Company In Mount Olive. , - tfc "FOR A BETTER WELL, caU or write Heater Well Co, Raleigh, N.C.. giving direction and distance from you Poet Office. Monthly payments can jbe arranged, with no down payment, if applied for before well, is drilled."' ( --tf f .m r r: r FAIRCLOTH CONSTRUCTION CO. 1 ' - ' Clinton, N. C. v Dragline and bulldozer Work - All Kinds - v - Instant Service Specializing In Pond Construction -Oil 0185 Night Clinton. N. C. 10 Cent Pocket Combs, now 1 cent each at CLINIC 0HUQ CO. in Mt CtX. v i 'v. . .., i FARM LOANS LONG TERM LOW INTEREST Federal Land Bank loans are a--vailable thru Clinton National Farm Loan Association. Contact DeWitt Carr, Secretary . Treasurer, P. O. Box 146, Phone 2262, Clinton, N. C. Mr. Carr is in PCA office in Ken ansville between U and 12 o'clock every Tuesday morning, c.tf. TYPEWRITER-ADDING machine repaired. New RoyaK typewriters for ' every . need. Call . Goldsboro' tol, Worley Typewriter Exchange 105 1-3 N. Center Street : - . Arraan ioN - so & saw shop in. Clinton Mill end suttera end and Novelty Fabrics. Belts and buttons made same day received. Butterrick patterns. Zipper 10c. . NO. 2 FOUND AT LAST: A sure relief for Impetigo and. all itching skin sores. " Its soothing, . ' healing SWISS OINTMENT that heals with out a scar. Ask your Druggist. . Charles A. Taylor Manufactur ing Pharmacist, Jacksonville, North Carolina. , . . . 4-2t.' - ' ' ' 1 - SPINET HEAVY TYPE PIANOS Complete selection of new Spinet pianos, all nationally known makes. We allow, you more for your' told piano on ttade-in, All new Spinets guaranteed for 10 years. . Come . In and look over our display of Lester, Betsy Ross, Story and Clark, Knabe and Winter Spinet Pianos. We also have a complete stock of Home and Church Organs, including the com- Dinauon organ ana piano, we nave terms to fit your .needs either on monthly or fall terms. JOHNSON PIANO & ORGAN CO. 133 W. North St., Kinston, N. C. 9-9-2t-c. FOR RENT OR SALE 28 x 40 Storage Room, Wood Floor, Galva nized Siding ana nooi. iaeai iui storing tobacco. J. C. Russ. 9-2S-4tc PAY THOSE BILLS By check. It's far more easier than paying out cash. When you make out your check be sure you write on the space provided, check for what, the check is made for. - , - Once your cancelled check is returned, there is no need to keep duplicate receipts, your can celled check will be all you need for proof of payment. WARSAW WALLACE FAISON AMERICAN LEGION , SQUARE and Round Dances begin Sept. 11 and every t Saturday night there after, in the Mt. Olive gym, at 8:80 till. "The Rhythm 4 Plus 1". Adm. 75 cent per perron. A Clean dance for Clean People. . ctf . FOB SALE ONE STORE BUILDING known as J. Graham Reece Store building at Lyman on the Chinquapin-Jacksonville highway. All stock Of merchandise. Terms: Cash would consider time on portion of Indebtedness under some circumstances. See Lydia N. Reece, Chinquapin, North Carolina or H. E. Phillips, attorney, Kenans ville, North Carolina. This the 28th day of August, 1954 Mrs. Lydia N. Reece Chinquapin, N. C. 9-23-4t-HEP. FOR SALE Camera with Flash attachment and Complete Darkroom Equipment, $70.00. All less than 1 year old. See Daa McMaster, at The Duplin Times. ANTIQUES EASTERN CAROLINA ANTIQUE SHOW, Williams' St. Gym, Golds bord, N. C. Sept. 20 & 21. 9:30 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Sponsored by Golds boro J-C-ettes 9-16-2t FOR SALE 5 ROOMS OF USED furniture including piano and singer sewing machine. Hilltop Drive-In Cafe, Earl Killingwsorth, Proprie tor, Pink Hilli, N. C. 9-9-lt-pd. . : VISIT PEGGY ANN SHOP WHILE in Mt. Olive. A lovely collection of back to school skirts, sweaters and blouses in all new fall colors. Win ter cottons in leading brand names including the addition pf Jonothan Logan. New dressy dresses for the conscious minded woman. ft-9-lt-c. BEST SINCE HUBBELL? - - By Alan Mover r.LS, A CNCH TO BE fie f-fHf 57VG (.AKL. - HU&&ELL TO HAVE SS coN$ecuTve IK tt7fct RoeeKT mu Tie ps iCiM 7 Trie cccg xecoRp I if Mr- Branch Banking & Trust Company FREMONT PIKEVILLE Four Problems Are Facing Dairy Industry Four major problems currently face the dairv industry, according to agricultural economists at Wash ington. ' First they list the production cost problem. There is little relief in sight for the cost-price squeeze in which dairymen are presently caught. Economists say all dairymen should try to find ways to reduce production costs. The butterfat problem Is all too familiar to the dairymen. The de cline in the relative demand for milkfat is due to several factors. The increased competition of veg etable fats with butter has been hard to meet . Added to this is the growing com petition of vegetable fats with but ter fat in frozen desserts, etc. Some how, the economists say, butterfat must be made to compete effective ly with the other fats. Another problem is that of di verted acres. Farmers were asked this year to divert some 20,000,000 acres of land previously in wheat cotton, and corn. A big question is hnw manv of these acres will be come the base for additional dairy production? The fourth problem deals with marketing costs. Many dairymen, and consumers as well, feel that cosfs of processing and marketing eere grower CLEVBLAAlP ALEXArtPeR; HOWeieR, THE MOPERd A1AJOR LEAGUE RCORP ? A code WAY Off -" CR$Ty mTHErteOAf Map 2 coA$Ec(rE 2Xor eerreR) fi $EA9oti5 Dittrtbulci y Slug rnlmi SviuMoolt Negro Home Agent Gives Timely Tips On Buying Fabrics OUR NEW CO-OPERATIVE ADVERTISING PLAN SPECIAL OFFER We Are Now Giving Our Business Cards To Our Customers THESE BUSINESS CARDS ARE GOOD FOR WM. A. ROGERS SILVERWARE MADE AND GUARANTEED BY ONEIDA, LTD. Just think of it! All you do is save those business cards given you with purchases made at our store, and they are redeemable for beautiful WM. A; ROGERS SILVERWARE, in your choice of three exquisite designs. Start your set today and you will be agreeably surprised how fast your silverware cards will accumulate. This is made possible .for you thrpugh a special arrangement we have made with the Rogers .Silvei-ware Redemption Bureau Inc. of 855 Sixth Avenue, New York 1, New York. ir " ... V - . . . Send the required amount of cards listed on the back of each card nr In r'ntalnr- in tho Naur Vni-lr rffira ami tha ci1irATirnr.n .t511 V. St . r - forwarded to you Parcel PoSt Insured Prepaid. "Remember to .ask for ROGERS SILVER1 THEY ARE TRULY VALUABLE , r.'i-m rr:r:l rt lit tv tit: 1 rill a',:A-;iori;5ii?-;ivV fj; u. wtih. D.nooKs mm 'J 1 Warsaw 'Leading Dept. Store ; i , School days are here again and Frances Corbett, Negro Home Agent would like to pass on to the wo men of Duplin County some timely tips on Buymanship of Fabrics; ready made garments and sweaters. These timely tips were sent to the agent's office by Genevieve M. Ky er, Negro Subject Matter Specialist. Home sewing will help greatly to cut your family clothing dollar. The best values may be found in select ing washable fabrics, because they will be easier and less expensive to care for. The only way you will be able to know whether the fabrics you select is washable will be to read the labels. If you select one of the newer fabrics, be sure to read the label to see what finish has been given the fabric such as: whether it is wrinkle resistant, water repel lent, fire repellent, sanforized, moth resistant, colorfast, permanent ;rispness, or whether it has been treated for shrinkage control. Also read the label to find out if the abric should be washed, or dry cleaned; and do which ever is rec ommended by the manufacturer. Never buy a ready made garment unless you try it on. Fit it over your regular foundation garments. Stand, sit, bend, reach and stretch in it. If it requires too many alter nations, do not buy that garment, shop for another garment, or go to another store. Look for good work manship, such as: accurate cut on the grain of cloth, generous pleats, well-made buttonholes, wide seams and hem. Examine the garments for good buttons, trimmings, belts, stitching done with matching thread, and matching lining if there is a lining or interlining. Regardless of how little or how much you have to spend for a sweater, you can buy good ones if you learn how to judge the quality of sweaters that are in the stores today Read the attached label to be surf it is flameproof. Examine the workmanship of the sweater, especially the way parts are shaped and joined, also the fin ishes at the neck and front open ings Stretch the banding on the bottom of the sleeves and waist. Good banding will stretch and spiing back in shape quickly. The edges of the ribbed bandings on sweaters are sometimes reinforced with extra yarn which helps to add strength. Sweaters are full-fashioned at the armholes, sleeves, and sides (these seams resemble the seams found in full fashioned stock ings.) Knitted ribs in the Sweater, ribs on the front of the sweater where buttons and buttonholes are located should run straight. Exam ine the seams on the wrong side, mey should resemble machine m 08S I flTD ANNUAL FALL CLEARANCE SALE v'y GENUINE Vu0M Radianl Circulator FUEL OIL HEATER , BUY EARLY Gel Picnic Cooler Free! ON Lawn Sprinklers We Have All Kinds Pruning Shears Lawn Tools Etc. ffi? -MFE t'4 GREGG, BROS. i,ii vn' ft n ' : Market 8c Front Sts. .y..r. rr ( : .. Wilmjnjton, N. C Tvenfy-Five filers Allend Panquef i By B. E. WILKIN 8 Twenty-five 4-Hers, F. F. A. mem bers, their advisors and parents were guest to the first banquet held in connection with the area Junior Dairy Cattle School at Kinston. TeA boys from Duplin had animals en tered in the show. The event was held Tuesday, August 24 in the J. H. Sampson school cafeteria. Speaker for the occasion was Mr. R. E. Jones, Negro State Agent for the North Carolina Extension Ser vice. Jones stressed six points that are essential to the progress of Kin ston and surrounding areas, or as a matter of fact and state or nation. He listed the home, school, church, good government, agriculture and industry, each as a contributing fac tor to the rate of progress for these sections. Jones made it clear that he would never compromise on the fact that in ten years hence, that an education will be a prerequisite to a fair livelihood for any boy or girl. By education, he noted we mean a progressive change in knowledge, Skills or attitudes. stitching (smooth an deven). Some sweaters are finished with a double looped rib finish. Buttonhole cut crosswise and worked are good, and will hold their shape well. Farm Census Cites Wayne County has S08,83 acres of tarm lands In 1993, a preliminary summary, pt the Farm Census Ser vey shows. - Crops were harvested from 151, 937 acres, or 49 per cent , while r 920 acres of cropland were idle. There were 8,159 acres of improved pastures and 3,398 acres in other types of pasture. Corn was the principal crop har vested, accounting for 88,541 acres or 58 percent of harvested land. Next in order were tobacco, with 20,961 acres or 14 per cent, and c. - ton with 19.373 acres or 13 per c 5. The rest of the farm land was l... .. ed to miscellaneous crops or it it ' ; ' , , i counted as woode or wasW land. " ;"'' '' - 1 1 - - ':-" i i-' t.-K Eggs, hard-cooked, cut in slices or quarters- or stuffed and sprinkled with paprika or minced ; parsley.' Sieved egg yolk may be combined with greens, tomato wedges, green pepper makes a substantial gam ish for entrees or salads. Pickles, olives, pimeato are al ways good. Sliced olives or small pickles may garnish a salad. Jones was introduced by O. E. Evans, county agent of Craven County. The crowd of 150 people from a five county area; Lenoir, Duplin, Jones, Craven and Wayne seemed to have enjoyed very much. Adult leaders accompanying the beys to Kinston were: Arthur Gra ham, Mrs. Viola Williams, Mrs. Etla Mainor, Mrs. Mattie Dobson, Joe Miller, James Mainor and Sam Miller, Mrs. W. E. Foster and Mrs. R. E. Wilkins. PIANOS M. & H. Furniture Co. Located In Wallace Jewelry Store Good Selection Used Pianos Very Seasonable MR.1 FARMER ' To Assure you of Getting Your BABY CHICKS We are now booking for September and October Delivery, 'i-il' i PARROTT BROS. 214-16 N.; Heritage , In Kinston BE SAFE.' Store Your Cotton In A Bonded Warehouse! 1954-55 Government Loan Prices For Eligible Grades and Staple Lengths of Upland Cotton In the Three Most Common Grades are: 1954-55 Increase Over Last Year's Loan Middling Inch 34.96 55 Points Middling 1 and 1-32 35.31 60 Points Middling 1 and 1-16 35.76 70 Points Strict Low Middling Inch 33.61 60 Points Strict Low Middling 1 and 1-32 33.56 65 Points Strict Low Middling 1 and 1-16 34.41 85 Points Low Middling Inch 30.66 100 Points Low Middling 1 and 1-32 30.91 100 Points Low Middling 1 and 1-16 31.11 105 Points ENGLISH & OLIVER COTTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Licensed Under The United States Warehouse Act Owned and Operated by M. S. Porter, Jr., and Ray Scarborough For Further Information Phone 2426 4 Mount Olive, N. C. O o o o o e o o o o o o o o o o o o o e o o o o o o o . o o o o o. . o o o o o Rawls Jewelry Store ISP THE BRIDE S STORE" CLINTON, N. C. 3 SPrr: I I Cherished Possession IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o C) ) o () DIAMONDS Artcarved Keepsake FOUNTAIN PENS Sheaffer Parker CRYSTAL Cambridge Lotus Duncan Heisey Imperial Seneca WATCHES Tissot Hamilton Elgin CHINA Rsyal Doulton Pickard I ' Jackson Noritake Syracuse Haviland Straub SILVER Towle Gorham Wallace i l ' ' Reed Sc purton Lunt International ' Watson ' !" Heirloom (A variety of 60 lovely china 'patterns showing at all times ranging . from $5.75 5 pc. place, setting to $24.75 place setting.) -i Crystal patterns from $1.00 stem up to $4.50 stem HEILIG-LEVIliE GIF KINSTON, INC. iKrflt.T.. v;.;..!- 4y'::4f'.' lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
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