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Spring time means home beautiflca
tion time ? a few vines and flowers
planted now will make a vast diffe
rence this summer in the appearance
o t the honse and yard, says home
demonstration workers pf the agri
cultural extension service.
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County Agent Grover Falls of Pas
quotank County helped his farmers
to buy 150 rolls of wire fencing for
pastures at a net saving of $480.
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One good picture that ypu can't
live without Is better than a dozen
on the walls that you oughtn't to live
with.
Of the 1S10 students enrolled at the
North Carolina State College, i>61 are
taking some of the agricultural
courses. This Is over 42 percent, and
looks good for the future of progres
sive 'farming in North Carolina.
FOR FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING
PHONE NO. *83.
If allowed to roam at Will, chick
ens soon learn that a good garden Is
? regular pld counter. Fence them out
and save the pie for yourself suggests
C- R. Hudson, State Farm Demon
stration Agent.
StoD that Ssadaoh* with SAM'S
HEAD EASY.
Never stir the soil or subsoil of a
garden ploj when too wet The soil
will be Injured as a result.
The way to sa>e moisture tor the
garden Is to keep the soil loose on
top by frequent, shallow cultivation.
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Our Co-operation
in the New
Ford Weekly Purchase Plan
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FOLLOWING OUT OUR POLICY OF EXTENDING THE FACILITIES OF THIS BANK IN WHAT
EVER WAY WE CAN TO SERVE THE PUBLIC, WE HAVE ARRANGED TO GIVE OUR CO-OPERA
TION TO THE NEW FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAN. ? ? .
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WE REALIZE WHAT THE AUTOMOBILE MEANS TO THE AVERAGE FAMILY IN BRINGING
THEM GREATER ENJOYMENT OF LIFE, AND BELIEVE OUR ACTION IN "HELPING THOSE WHO
DESIRE TO BECOME FORD OWNERS WILL REALIZE THAT AMBITION THROUGH THE NEW
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FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAN. . , '
UNDEP.. THIS PLAN, YOU CAN BEGIN WITH AN INITIAL DEPOSIT AS LOW AS $5.00. THEN SE
LECT THE TYPE OF FORD CAR YOU WANT? TOURING CAR, RUNABOUT, COUPE, SEDAN, ETC.,?
AND ARRANGE TO MAKE WEEKLY DEPOSITS ON WHICH INTEREST WILL BE COMPUTED AT
OUR REGULAR SAVINGS RATE. . .
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COME IN AND LET US EXPLAIN THE FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAN TO YOU, OR, IF YOU
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WISH, GO TO THE NEAREST FORD DEALER FOR FURTHER DETAILS. -
START TODAY, AND BEFORE YOU REALIZE IT VOU WILL BE DRIVING YOUR OWN CAR.
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DR. E. C. BROOKS HEADS,
if CLOTHING DRIVE '
Kin STATE ; .
State School Head Asks North Caro
linians to Bare Human Uvea By
Sending In Oast-off Clothing.
? campaign for old clothing, to
keep Armenian suttererf from f reel
ing to death next winter, will be
held during the last week ot April
In every county in North Carolina,
announcement has Just been made
from State Headquarters of the Near
Kast Relief In Raleigh.
Or. E. C. Brooks, State Superin
tendent ot Public Instruction, has
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Hit. E. C. feROOKS '
been appointed Sialo clothing chair
man for this drive, which will come
to its climax May 1. Josephus Dan
iels, honorary State chairman, and
Col. George H. Bellamy State chair
man of the financial campaign, will
actively assist Dr. Crooks.
i Most ?>l tic county chairmen who
raised their quotas Id the campaign
iusi erdcd for money to feed these
children- and refugees. wiH hand.e
tnls campaign for old clothes. It la
pointed oat that honsewlves In their
spring cleaning will be more than
GU" 1 to get rid of this cast-off winter
.clothing, and at the same time save
human lives thereby.
Lack of clothing was so acute last/
winter that, in spite of ^he gener
osity of the American people, hun
dreds' of women and children were
fount) who had dragged themselves
for miles suffering from acute rheu
~Bnrtipm and pneumt-nia, simply for
laclf of clothing. Others just froze
to/ death by the wayside. North:
1 Carolina made a generoifa- response i
last year, but soipe of the other
states failed to do their duty by
humanity. V
May 1st has been designated as;
"Bundle Day" by Dr. Brooks, andi
everyone in this county la asked to
take or ship their cast-off winter
-clothing to the Near Bast Relief
county chairman, or send It by par
cel post or freight to the Near Bast
Relief Clothing Warehouse, Raleigh,
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Dr. Brooks believes that everyone
should have -at least one complete
salt of clothing which they are about
to cast-off for the winter, and poind
oat that If seat to the Near Bast
Relief this salt will save a human
life in the battle between ChrlstU*Uy
and mm? Miuwhiu?i. pwr; com
plete salt of warm clothing? coatr or
sweater, tronsera, heavy socks, ?ho?s,
heavy underwecr, woolen shirt and
cap, or the equivalent In women'*
clothing will save a life. ;
North Carolina's goal Is set by]
Dr. Brooks as >0,406 Uvea. * I
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A well laid oat and a . well tilled
garden la one of the moat attractive
parts of the farm.
Much of the garden work can be
done at odd hours that otherwise
might be wasted.
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It's the Wonderful flavor In the bis
cuit that makes WILLIAM TBIX Flour
so popular. . . . ,
2-23-81 J. 8. HOWELL.