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1 'V $ ' I J ft"1 t I 1 " ft 1 TAGS FOUa TITS PERQUIMANS WEJTCLY, r""VTFCRI), N. C, FKJDAY, - JUNK 2, 13U, i - 4 , t J Jfc.':.; 'Meats, 5ts Red sajnp' At through T8, good indefinitely. Processed Foods Blue stamps A8 .1 ....... 'mi -J l&XWiM,.t".M i 'HK Si.mk iSuimri steams 80 imLni eachi good, for n prakinLnit ly. Sugar ' Stamp. 40, good, fot; fit pounds of canning, sugar - througn February, nxt year.' Gasoline In 17 East Coast States, A-10 coupons good through August ft. Fuel OU Period 4 and 5 coupons, good through September 80. Shoes Airplane stamps 1 and 2, good indefinitely. PLENTIFUL FOODS Eggs, white potatoes, canned peas and canned green and wax beans will be in plentiful supply throughout most of the country during June, the War Food Administration reports. Other plentiful foods now include: Oranges; frozen vegetables; frozen baked beans; peanut butter; citrus marmalade; raisins; dried prunes; dry-mix and dehydrated soups; seya flour, grits and flakes; wheat flour and bread; macaroni, spaghetti, noodles; oatmeal, and rye breakfast foods. SUGAR FOR HOME CANNING Sugar consumers may apply for their 1944 home canning allotment in two periods, the Office of Pnce Ad ministration reports. In each period users may obtain up to 10 pounds of sugar per person in addition to five pounds available with Sugar Stamp 40 in War Ration Book 4. Persons not applying in the first period but who need sugar in the second period may obtain up to their full 20-pounds-per-person allowance if the applica tion justifies that total. MORE TELEPHONES COMING Resumption of manufacture of civilian-type telephones to the extent of 200,000 sets per quarter has been authorized by the War Production Board. First deliveries are expected by fall. Approximately 100,000 new orders for telephones that cannot be filled because of lack of equipment are accumulating each month. PROPER METHODS FOR HOME CANNING The "open kettle" method and the "oven" method of home canning can not be depended on to kill harmful bacteria in food, say canning spe cialists in the Department of Agri culture, and in addition oven canning has caused serious accidents when jars explode. The specialists rec ommend that fruits, -tomatoes and pickle vegetables be pre-cooked and packed boiling hot in hot jars, with lids adjusted correctly, cessed in a boiling water bath can ner with sufficient water to cover the jars. Peas, beans and other non acid vegetables should be packed in the same way, but processed in a steam pressure canner. Some of the 400,000 new steam pressure canners authorized by WPB for the canning season are now available in certain areas in the South and others should be available throughout tho country before long. Many community food preservation centers provide local home canners with equipment and supervised instructions on propel canning. MEN WANTED MERCHANT MARINE Youths between the ages of 16 and 17V4 years may enlist, with their parents' consent, for training for service in the U. S. Merchant Ma- rine, the War Shipping Administra tion announces. Thirteen weeks of training is required for service in the deck and engine departments and six weeks for service as messmen and utility men in the stewards' de partment. Volunteers will be as signed to merchant vessels within a few weeks after completion of train ing. Men 18 to 26 years old may ap ply only if they have F or L draft classifications, or are in 1-C. Quali fied men 26 and less than 35 are being accepted for deck and engine training and men less than 50 for duty in the stewards' department For information, applicants may write to the Commandant of the U. S. Maritime Service, Training Organ ization, War Shipping Administra tion, Natilonal Theatre Building, Washington 25, D. C. FUEL WILL BE SCARCE THIS WINTER All fuel coal, oil, gas and wood will foe scarce this coming winter, the Solid Fuels Administration. for War says. There will be a deficit of about 38 million tons of coal. Con sumers should order their coal now, during the summer season, and store wnaiever una tfte dealer recom mends. Householders using fuel oil should order their supply as soon as their new ration coupons become valid probably, within the next month. By filling consumers' fuel orders early, dealers will be able to re-fill their own oil tanks or coal stockpiles and thus add to the total storage capacity of the rationed area for use later in the winter. The ISolid Fuels Administrator urges all fuel users to help conserve fuel next winter by Weatherstripping, insulat ing and getting heating equipment In good shape now during the sum mer, v ROUND-UP The United State Employment Service placed more than 74,000 vet erans txf the current war in civilian job during February And Hank. Use of mineral oil in sakd dressings and in . foods !- ha hwinftd 3efftctf such - as . causing' loss of vitamins, which; the' Department of Agrtair- tur says;- far' outweigh' it' advant ages ami may lead :to deficiency ills. Onions now back in plentiful supply, according to WFA, are, if eaten raw, a source of vitamin C and thiamine. tJ. S. shipyard employment increased from 63,000 , in January, 1936, to 1,722,000 in December 1943, and the 1943 merchant ship tonnage deliver ed was 16 times the amount delivered in 1941, according to the Secretary of Labor. WPB reports that house wives wii! nave to get along with short supplies of oilcloth for some time to come because of the war need for critical materials used in its manufacture. QUARTERLY MEETING AT PINEY WOODS CHURCH The quarterly meeting will be held at Piriey Woods Friends Church Sat urday and 'Sunday, with services at 11 o'clock. Frederick E. Carter, of Greensboro, Executive Secretary of N. C. yearly meeting will be the visiting minister. The public is in vited to attend these services. LEGAL NOTICES SSILLED REPAIRS SAVE SHOES. i Ward's Shoe Shop, Edenton, makes ' good shoea out of old ones, , t? Ward'a Shoe Shop, Bdenton, FOK SALE GOOD CANE " MILL and, two vats,, See A. f. Winslow, Route (2, Hertford.' , jun2,9 WANTED AI J PEOPLE SUFFER four with Kidney Trouble or hack ache to try KIDDO at 7c Money back guarantee. Roberson's Drug Sjore, Hertford, N. C. ; augg-44 SWEET POTATO PLANTS iNancy , Halls and Porto Rican. By pre paid parcel post: 600 plants, $1.76; 1,000, $2.96. By prepaid ex- Dress: 2.000. $6.85; 10,000, $29.00. Prompt shipment and safe arrival guaranteed. Fine plants, "properly packed. Quick service. Farmers Exchange, Dresden, Tennessee. mayl9,26June29 BiiLVIDUKE NEWS Misses Zenova and Jean Chappell, and Miss Pauline Smith spent Sun day at Nags Head. The Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Millikan, Mrs. H. P. White and Mrs. T.- C. Perry attended the Friends Quarterly meeting at Sedley, Va., Saturday. Miss Irene Copeland, of Tyner. was the guest of Miss Catherine White Sunday. Mrs. L. J. Winslow is spending a few days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. White, of Norfolk. Mrs. Hettie Lamb left Monday for Washington, D. C, where she will spend some time with Mr. and Mrs David Rogerson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Byrum and son Don of Norfolk were visitors in the home of E. L. Chappell Wednesday night and attended the funeral of J. A. Rountree Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. White and L. J. Winslow were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Winslow of Whiteston Sunday. Mrs. S. B. Smith of Elizabeth City was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Smith Tuesday. Wyatt Lineberry and L. C. Siler of Staley spent Sunday as guests of the Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Millikan. ' Mrs. W. H. Young and son, Har mon, ere visiting her husband in Fort Worth, Texas. ' " D. D. Price of Crisfield Md.. sbent then pro-1 Wednesday night and Thursday in tne name oi Cj. u. vnappeil. He was accompanied home by Mrs. Price and son, who had spent the vast two weeks, here. Returned To Base Marvin Simpson, U. S. N. R., has returned to his base, after visiting his wife and parents for a few days. May Warn of Disordered Kidney Action Modern Ufa with It hurry ud worry, Irregular habit, improper Mtlnf and drinkint ita riik of exposure and Infec tion throwi heavy (train on the work of the kidney,. They are apt to become overtaxed and fail to filter excaaa acid and other lmpuritiea from the lite-giving blood. You may euffer nagging backache, headache, dixaineee, getting up pighti, leg peine, iwelling feel constantly tired, nervoue, all worn out. Other eigne of kidney or bladder dieorder are eome tlmea burning, scanty or too frequent urination. Try DoaWr' Pill. Doan'i help the kidneys to past off harmful exeeas body waste. They have had more than half a century of public approval. Are recom mended by grateful uaera everywhere. A your neighbor! NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administrate of the estate of Margaret M. Whed- bee, deceased, late of Perquimans County, North Carolina, this is to notify .all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C, on or before the 11th day of May, 1945, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re covery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 11th day of May, 1944. EXUM WHEDBEE, Administrator of Margaret M. Whedbee. mayl66june2,9,163 NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the author ity vested in the undersigned by the owner of the property hereinafter described, I shall on the 17th day of June, 1944, at 11:30 o'clock A. M., at the Court House door in Hertford. N. C, sell the following described property: One town lot and improvements thereon, the same situate in the town of Hertford and bounded on the north right to reject any and all offers made for the purchase of said prop erty. This the 22nd day of May, 1944. CHAS. E. JOHNSON, may26june2,9,16 Attorney. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Having qualified as Administrator C. T. A., of the estate of Annie E. 3 TAYLOR "THEATRE EDENTON, N. C WE HAVE THE SHOW 8" Friday, June 2 George Murphy and Ginny Simms in "BROADWAY RHYTHM" Saturday, June 3 Johnny Mack Brown in "RAIDERS OF THE BORDER" Sunday, June 4 Matinee 2:30-4:15. Night 9:15 Robert Lowery and Jan Parker "THE NAViY WAY" Monday-Tuesday, June 5-6 Rita Hayworth and Gene Kelly in "COVER GIRL" Wednesday, June 7 Bargain Day Arthur Lake and Jane Lawrence in "SAILOR'S HOLIDAY" Also "Adventures of the Flying Cadets" No. 8 Thursday-Friday, June 8-9 Kay Francis and Carole Landig m "FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP" ' 1 1 MJ Mil nil neH.ntJi I ill : ... ' ' ' - -. I It's real economy to keep farm machinery in good repair . . . each dollar invested improves' your imple ments and saves you time. See us for Cultivator Steels, Sweeps and Shovels; also Tractor Sweeps and Points. r.-: : We have a supply of Dillon (South Carolina) Plows and Points. 4 . . , )( , . . , PLENTY OF BOLTS ... ; ALL SIZES ' , Hertford Hcrdivcrc & Supply ; Co. Jessup dfs?r kteotPeniuimtptl ajid,W yrila, ,Irma, JorTij r-nja- gounm.MQrtiu (UKauiiAU WWl' iBUViUic.ai laid lucwue jiude notify, all, ,-, person.- having,, claims ajrainst i the estate, of; said.' to exhibit them to, the ond- ed at Hertford, N, C- on, or, bdoretL- 28th day of April, 1945, or tLIa nor tice will be pleaded in bar of recov ery. All persons inddbted to said estate will please make, immediate payment' ; - ' i This 28th day of April, 1944. ' H. G SULLIVAN,. . " Administrator C. T, A- of Annie E Jessup. " , . ' mayl2,196June2,9,16 I NOTICE North Carolina. Perquimans County. Margaret J. Jordan Va. Anna Olive Jordan, Alvin F. Jordan and his wife, Beatrice Jordan Elsie Boyce and her husband, Othes Boyce; Melvina J. Sanidaw (widow); George Mathews Jordan -f,-Othn".E"'" Marie Winslow and 1 for Y , Alt n' 'WIl.tilowr John . , : a h AltiU.la1 liw V,ins Aq $ 1 .it winlow'aad'i Roger Al li V. I.V. jwr Uinora.'., v Tip dfiftnidantsv, Anna, Olive i Jor dan, LlKie Boyce, and her husband, Oti s Boyce; Melvina, J. Sanidas; Qqorge. Mathews .Jprdan and his wife, lima Jordan; Benjamin 0thne.il anc ht wife, Maude Othneil; John Wins low and Alethla Maw ' Winslow, Franklin. A Winslow " and Roger Al vin Winslow, Minors, will take 'notice that an action entitled as above has been, .commenced in' the Superior Court of Perquimans County; forth CaroUna, for the sale, of real. estate for division: and the said defendants will further take notice that they, are required to appear at, the office, of the clerk of the Superior Court of said county in the courthouse in Hertford, N, C.,. onthe 19th day of twHiZjifiMF'&W' to., the complaint ir said action, or the , rlalntiff ,will,apply to. th eVT for , . This the .16th day of May,' 1944. - . ! ' "'' ;' ' ' w.-' h. pitt, ' ".r I, Clerk Superior Court. . , ' - r r , mayl96June2A ; IIOTICE Change of' Hatching Days from Tuesday to' Friday. t We hatch NewHampsbires, Barred Rocks and White Leghorns. Superior llatch:i) : Two Miles West of Edenton On U. S. 17 V J By order of the Town Council, in regular meeting, 1943 delinquent taxes in Hertford will be advertised on June 16th, The sale of the same will be held on Monday, July 10th. Please make settlement now and save additional costs Of advertising. , LHJ11 Clerk Town of Hertford w eeeeelesssjeiseS v . ' ( Ummil oo the ..Wp SOUTHERN FARMERS W am V NEVER STOP J X WORKINgl r 1 'THE O.S.A I M, . The Ax;s has reason to fear the Southern - Farmer. You are setting new records growing foods that nourish fighting men and civilians producing raw materials for the tools of Victory. - Americans realize the hard work you are doing and the intelligence with which you are plan- History will prove that you are worthy of the v highest highest decoration for devojtion to duty., : .1 x , ' ' Published In Rcscrnilten - of f ho cfilovcmcnfs pf Southern fzmcra . , 1 t X i ,;v 'Jlt 4 f W ( V" ' , c ' C " T 1 ll2r iC .'M ""tr ,' ... . .
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