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THE PERQUIMANS WEEKLY, KESTFORD.'N. C,r FRUXAi, NOVEMBER 5, 1943'
I'AGE FOUR
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- - Ration Reminder
i - GASOLINE III 17 ' east
i cludina calcium, magnesium or so-
coast mum cniorwe ana iewoieum uiw
i ' were halted' are: All-
- . - - -lates. " Trad names of the -ptoam
. awtes a- wujK.n vh 77, whose sales ' were halted are: AU-
November A-& coupons wcom Winterr t;hem.AiCoolf Mesone, Per
good November' 9 . and last tnrougn maione, WondeisSolv, Loone, Aico
fcebruarv 8. -- Ever-Flo, Bird Antarctic, flew,
j ment in the lives of North Carolina L
toys and "pat who mmi no c$af-
wlae nave chance. tk "pays wine
State and- it citizenship the high
dividends" In ' character and trained
young 'people, It is" n opportunity
today for North Carolina eitiiens to
express in a substantial 'way their
desire, to help vtjhersv , - ') r
. The orphanages ol tha SUte use
the1 Theiiksyivlng season . an e-
V . . A.'... --1 .. .lit ,Jft .. A
?ebruary .; ' ' " "Tl. ' JZ h7 TS.i m r,M instance.
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29 in Book Line), Fre-Zex, No-Freese; 60-Below,' Orphanage announces that the home
tiinrina 1i.TnnB. Never-Freeze and JNO- Ur open nior" visitors wen m, emu
Boil. .' -( " 1 nunareas, 01 jnotw vrvuu
'Hoslery'Pricee-Increased : , vna mswne spot every year.
Higher ceiling prices tor some ol
the finer gauges of women's full
fashioned rayon hosiery, have been
m 1 1 AIM iTfc EJ
estaDiumea oy urA, rnce or v .
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" Y es. we naa an acciaenu . mwj
.'good' through' January K
SUGAR Stanrp not
and 5? gauge hose
creased from $1.18 to $1.41 per pair.
Sixty . gauge and higher have
increased from $1.31 to $1.69.
PoO Wirood fbr 5 torands
January 15,'144. '
sHOEPtam No. 18 in Book One
good' for ma" pahr. " Stamp ao'va
the "airplaiie'" heet to- Book' Three
good for1 tftirpaHr?" M P :
MEATS," TATS Brown stamps G
and H good through December 4.
Brown stamp J becomes good NOvem
btf and remains good through
December ,4. ;.
PROCESSED FUODi--Blue snampa ,. .;, ,
X, Y and Z good through November! i EWg Fnr
20. Green stamps Ar B and C to "06 UggS $OT
Book Four good through December 20. Higher PllCeS
Soldiers' Allowance rayaraus
Sotdiers'' dependents must fill out
and return sWe one-sheet depend
ency certificate to benefit by" "new
rates provided by rec Sit servicemen's
allowance legislation, the War De
partment announced. All dependents
now receiving family allowances are
being sent copies of the new form.
These should be filled out, witnessed,
and returned to the Office of De
pendency Benefits as soon as prac
ticable to ' avoid possible discontinu
ance of allowances. Until new ac
counts can be set up, dependents now
receiving family allowances will con
tinue 'to receive their checks in the
old amounts. After an account Is
converted, any sums accrued as a re
sult of an increase in allowances will
be included in the first check. The
conversion from old to new accounts
will take several months.
Peanut Butter Prices Down
Reduction of consumer prices for
peanut butter from 3S.1 cents to about
26.5 cents per pound, effective No
vember 1, was recently announced by
WFA and OPA. The reduction is
part of the wartime program to in
crease use of peanuts in making pea
nut butter and increase consumption
of easily produced foods ol nigh pro
tein' content. '" ' '
30 Days' Notice On Stamp 18
The public will be given 30 days'
notice, should it become necessary to
terminate Shoe Ration Stamp 18.
This announcement was made recent
ly by OPA to "kill" scare-buying ru
mors that the validity period of
Stamp 18 might . be cancelled with
only 24 hours' notice to consumers.
MaH Christmas Cards Now
Christmas cards to soldiers over
seas should be "mailed at once, the
War Department says. They must
be sent in sealed envelopes as first
class mail, ehristmag cards Tnafled,
now will reach even the most remote
APOVby December 25, according to
the Army Postal Service.
Predict Ample Coffee For Duration
"Coffee supplies in the U. S. should'
remain ample for 'the nation," i
cording to George C, Thierbach,
president of the National Coffee As
sociation. Imports into the U. S.
this year were in excess of any pre
war except 1941. 1 ' Recently Chester
Bowles, general manager of OPA,
said "there is
Ar. " Crash .
"I see you've given 'up
teaching
been her to release her clutcft and Bne iet
go the Steering wheeL"
Haviiur qualified as Administrator
of the estate of T. W Umphlett,,de.
ceased, late of Perouimans. County,
W 4,1? AI
Having qualified, as Administrator
of the estate of W, IL Eesoii, de
bailed, late if " Perc 'nans County,
North' .Carolina,- Wis is' f o notify 'aU.orth CarolmaJ th?s Is to notify all
said deceased to txhmt
the andersigned at JR. F- D.
hertfSrd,"c:; on or Wore theOthlJ. Hertford, N. C, on or before ,tiie
day of October, this tio W ' Fr
wt h. 'Wifii ln'-jiiV.r9tlh1rire.,tlce tteaded-tar'Mt of their
inmiiMi in iim r . tia Limn
cdver; AH"eTBona Indeotea'to1 said recovery.' AH Arsons -Indebted to
estate will rtease' WaltS" immediate I said'estate will pleas , make-fmiftedl-
payment . ;m l-'Ta i atcr payment.' ' 'f""
' This 80th day of October, 194?. . TKfs 9tK day of OctoBer, 1943. "
Administrator 01 w. umpmetf. r Aamimsiraior oi yv, m. jagon.
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A practical, home-made egg cand'l
ler can be easily made by boring a
one-inch hole in the side of a wooaen
box and putting a 40 to 50 watt light
bulb id the box, says T. T." Brown,
Extension1 poultry specialist at State ,
College.' ' I
Under the OPA ceiling prices, a
grower can get about 16 cents a
doan more for graded eggS and this
carf'easily' be done on the farm.
Eggs which are well handled will, at-,
most always measure up to the prtdf
A stanaara ror interior quaui.y,. ac
cording to Brown. "
In candling eggs, the poultry spec
ialist explained that the large ends
of the eggs should be placed against
the hole in the box with the small end
tilted down. Twirl the egg' before
the light and then quickly shift it so
as to bring the small end before the
light. Any blood spots in the egg
will usually show up plainly as the
inside of the egg moves about from
the quick turn.
CLASSlblJiD
LEGAL NOTICES
.: ln..-T? 1 cr-n- iL-i-FOR
SALEBUNDLES OF OLD
newspapers. Call at ' Perquimans
Weekly ttffice. ' " " 1
WANTED ALL PEOPLE SUFFER
ing with Kidney Trouble or back
ache to try KIDDO at 97c. Money
back guarantee. Roberson's Drug
Store, Hertford, N. C.
r-fcpr.1,1944.
SEE I. W. LOWE & SO HATCH
ery for baby chicks of breeds.
: $15 per 100. We do "custoih hatch
'ing. , 82Xing St.; Hertford,' N. C.
..j;:' ; octl529,nov.5.
SEE JAMES GRANDISON FOR
Plastering, Cement Work and
Paintyng. Inquire at 23 Coverit
Garden St., Hertford, N. C Phone
3951. octlt15,22?nov5,12,19
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of
the estate of C. J. Jenkins,' deceased,
late of Perquimans County, Ndrth
1 Carolina, this is to notifv all Demon
After the eggs have been candled, having claims against the estate of
they should then be divided tnto
sizes. A pair of small egg scales
will be of great assistance in doing
this job.
For detailed information on offi
cial grading of eggs, Brown suggests
that the grower get in touch with
the county agent or write the Poultry
Department, State College, Raleigh.
"Poultrymen can turn their spare
minutes into dollars by candling and
grading their eggs at home," Brown
says.
Oxford Ofltaagii
fines 11 To Service
The Oxford Orphanage at Oxford,
North Carolina, has a record of sev
enty years of service to the children
of North: Carolina. Over five thou
sand have beeVi cared for and trained.
Its graduates and former' pupils are
in all walks of life 'and there is 'no
record of a former pupil having been
convicted and sentenced for commit
ting" a 'major crimed ' Tt is the oldest
said deceased to 'exhibit them to the
undersigned, at 504 S. Road Street,
Elizabeth City, N. C, on or before
the 30th day of October, 1944, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme
diate payment. J
This 30th day of October, 1943.
MATTIE E.-JENKINS,
Executrix of GJ.' Jenkins.
nov642496iec8,10
orphanatre in the State and receives
not 'the1 ;s!ightest''i'dea; children 'other than those of membeV-
of rationing coffee again." Coffee 1 Ship of the supporting order,
stamps in Ration Book Four' Were At the present' time "less than
designed and sent to the printer 1 50 per ceat of the population of the
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qttauilecP as ' 'Administra
Si'torsi .With will annexed, of the estate
f of MW ' MollielM.' Perry, deceased,
late d Perquimans Chanty, orih
Carolina, una w to notify all per-
IJVb , sons having, claims against the-es-
to the undersigned at Hertford,
N. C,, on or before the 25th day of
September, 1944, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of theirrecoveYy.
Xll persons indebted to said estate
will please man immediate payment.
' This 26th day of September, 1943.
y C A. PERRY,
. v CLAUDE PERRY.
Administrators of Mrs. Mollie Perry
Octl,1542iov6
months ago when coffee was still be-
ing rationed. j
Farmers lroduce Enough Food 1
American farmers are producing
enough food this year to provide civ-1
ilians with a nutritious diet and meet
orphanage is of Masonic parentage.
The home possesses valuable build
ings, grounds and equipment and has
had no operating deficit for several
years.
The annual budget of the orphen-
000. This provides shelter, clothing,
and food, recreation, heat, light,
books, school supplies, health pro
gram, staff of trained workers, voca
tional training in several departments,
laundry, repairs and upkeep to
grounds, buildings 'and equipment,
j 1
ana expenencea case worK ror a
military and Lend-Lease require-1 age calls for an expenditure of $170,-
ments, tne umce or War Information
reported recently on the basis of
data from the War Food Administra
tion. - Everyone in the U. S. could
have more nutrients than are essen
tial for health, with the exception of
riboflavin, if the ' supply of food
available for civilian use were distri
buted equitably and prepared without family of 313 children,
loss or value. Superintendent C K. Proctor an-
W ho, May Slaughter Without Permit nounces that the sum of $10,000 is
A farmer or other producer of live- needed this year for operating ex
stock may slaughter without a li- penses in order to balance the bud
cense or permit and consume meat get ;
without giving up ration points, if he The Oxford Orphanage is more
qualifies under the following OPA than a philanthropy it is an Invest-
regulations: (1) raised livestock
from birth or (2) for 60 days before
: For You To Feel Wel ; '
tt hourf every day, T d4y nrr
Mk. never itoDDinr. tu Hthmm 111 I in
wmU Matter from Um Moodt ' .
If mora people wera ami of how tha
tttdneya mutt constantly remove-ur-plua
fluid, eieeu acida and aiW mate
matter that cannot atay la tka blood
without injury to health, -there wauld
be better underatandinc of ;rthe
whole ayatem la upeet when Udaaya fail
to function properly. -v
Burning, scanty or too frequent urina
tion sometimes warna that aonnthinf
la wrong. You may suffer nagging back,
aehe, headaahea, ditsinese,. rtrauamtic
pains, gaUing up at Bights, swelling.
Whj not try Cooa't PiOsJ.You will
be using a medicine- recommended tha
country over. Doom's stimulate the tuna
tioa of tha kidneys and help them, ke
flush out poisonous waste i from 'the
blood. They contain nothing' 'harmful;
Gat Dwm't today. Use with eontldenee.,
At aM'drug stores:' - '
slaughter, or (3) the .weight has in
creased 35 per cent between time ac
quired and time of slaughter. In ad
dition, person must have resided
more' than six months of each year
on a farm he operates, or have vis
ited the farm to. give his personal
supervision to the raising of live
1 stock for at least a third of the time
, during the period (one of those listed
, 1 in the foregoing) on Which he bases
his claim to the right to consume
4' meat point-free. If a person has his
" livestock custom-slaughtered, he must
meet these same conditions and give
h the slaughterer a certifldate showing
; he is eligible to consume the meat
, l point-free. ' ' "
' - . Bans Harmful Anti-Free re
j To protect motorists and' truck op
ti erators, the War Produbtioa; ; Board
2 last Saturday halted all sales' of an
, v estimated half million gaDons of .de
" structive anti-freeze. . WPB, warned
rnotorist who , already have filled
their radiators with any of the. ban-
ned products to drain and flush the
' eoolinsr system 5 immediately and re-7
' f,!I with the alcohol or ethylene gly-
! tr. ITarmful types are those
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. n important step in caring (or yovt 'ca.j is to car for youf A
tires i1. . let Joe and Bill's inspect your tires often. ' 1
When in need of tires , . and if you have, the proper certiAl
(ipate . . . come to Joe and Bill's for your new tires. ,We have
a large stock of tires , . , all sizes." ' ' ; f . -. )
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TIRES and TUBES '-,
"Whert Service t A tlrassre
tltLVmrni Prop. , . . .
-if,
Ilaving qualified s Administr;
of the estate of Samu 1 J. Jone
ceaed, ll'of Per. 'aiuia Cc
Jorth C .'ma,' this 1j to notif
persons i.eving "clai. s against
estate of said deceased to e
them to themndersjned at Ro'
Herord, on or tiefare t1
day . of October, 1944', or this
will te pteaded k'Ut'ot the
covert 11'ifiersoWlndcT ted f
eSiatd' wifl" fere'asevi'4ke-,,ISbine-.r
mmtnt" 'b1- 1 , l "
I Thifith day" of October; 1943. ' .
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But here's a t ip : You can help postpone . that day ; by
letting a Sinclaf pelr proibng the I'ftjfjrpf XSWt)
oar. Sinclair Dealers offer' you a special, Sinclair-
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ize service that does that. very job!
Just as American railroads airlines andvthe U S.
Army use Sinclair, lubricants to save wear pn .vital
transportation eopsenff so cW Sinclair. Deaie
use specialized Sinclair lubricants t save wear on
your car. t. ' ' '
Ask your nearby,; Sinclair Dealer about this service
tav...; You'll
f save , you mopey ape
Sinclair Dealer about this service ;
find that Sincl?ir-iae jjjiff,m ; ,f:
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