WE HAVE THE GOODS
AND
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
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JUST A FEW OF THE GOOD THINGS WE HAVE IN STOCK
Manville Chambry $ .22
Solid color Ratine .50
Best grade 32 in. Gingham .25
French Tissue Gingham .50
36 in. Figured Cretonne .25
Printed Pongee .50
Habutal Silk .98
Eponge ? . V .89
All Wool Sweaters ? - 1.98
Yama Silk $ .89
Shantung 1.25
Brocaded Crepe 1.25
Alltyme Crepe 2.49
Printed Hoenna 2.98
Printed Crepe DeChine 2.79
Oriental Silk 1.39
Silk Sport Skirting 1.98
Cameline |or Capes ^ 3.50
We carry a full line of dry goods, notions and trimmings, and
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE ? ?
THE LADIES SHOP
MRS. R. R*JHARRIS, Proprietor MRS. J. A TITRTTOP, Hir^ager
Wycofi White Leghorns
Eggs For Setting
On account of the lateness of the reason I haTe reduced the price
on Settings of 15, from {S*>0 to $1.00. If yon are going to fool
with chickens get the best. Wjcoff White Leghorns laj the larg
est egg, and the chicks grow off faster Into good large birds. The
eggs are white. Mj supply of eggs Is limited.
PLACE VOI R ORDER EARLY.
J. A. Mitchiner
R. F. D. 2
Louisburg, North Car.
HOKE DEMONSTRATION
IEFAIT1EKT
?it cost bo little! I wonder why
"We give It so little thought;
A. smile; kind words .a place, a touch,
What magic with them la wrought."
;If we can keep the first fly out of
the house we will not have trouble
this summer. The number ot flies
Id a community Is a fair sanitary In
dex of that community, because flies
qpd fllth are synonymous. Flies grow
Mid develop In fllth and, an absence
pt flies means an absence of fllth.
Early spring Is the most effective
time to fight the fly. At this time
(here are only a few flies which have
aurvived the cold of winter. If these
<$an be killed before they lay their
and multiply, and If stables and
other out places are kept clean, keep
ttig rid of flies will be an easy prob
preserved In It 10 to 12 months with
out trouble. To pack eggs. take a
large earthen ware Jar. Scald and
clean thoroughly. Take one quart ot
liquid sodium silicate (the commer
cial grade) and add nine quarts ot
pure water that has been boiled, say
20 minutes and thoroughly cooled.
I'ack eggs email end down. The eggs
can be put In each day as they come
in until the jar is filled, allowing at
all times two inches of the solution
above the eggs. Use only strictly
fresh eggs, clean but not washed aff
Infertile eggs If possible. When the
Jar Is filled cover with heavy paper,
well tied on and glued on If possible.
Shellacing the paper will help pre
vent the evaporation of water. Store
In a cool, dry, dark place. When eggs
are tak*>n out for use m sale, they
should be washed. One gallon of si
lk-ate will do for 48 to GO dozen eggs.
If eggs are sold sell them ae preserv
ed eggs. .
The flush egg laying Reason Is on
and prices of eggs are dropping. Now
la a good time to put away surplus
CRgs, to QM later wnen eggs are
?caro* and prices high. The silicate
?f soda or wttlr (lass method Is sim
ple, cheap and effective. Eggs. can be
On account of the surplus sweet po
tatoes that have been produced In
this county It seem* ncceuary to put
on a "Buy a . Bushel Campaign," that
the farmer* may get rid of, or at
leant materially reduce, the quantity
they have on hand at present. I<et?
I use k w r ot potatoes liberally, for soon
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1 YOUR FUTURE
rmake the mo&t money possible, a farmer should
know exactly what it costs him to produce each thing
he markets. And, to know his production costs, the
tanner should keep a good set of books. Wallace, secre
tary of agriculture, makes this point in a speech before the
at American Metrt-Cackers.
; ? h is trw of gftcb Individual, no matter what we do for a
> "lni trveraas farmer, fn common with nearly everybody
else, works on the law of averages. He makes money on
some of his products, loses on others. At some time of the
.sear, generally when he meets his obligations at the bank,
ipf knows whether It has been a profitable year or not, but
OA tj a naxV notion what lines have been profitable
ftna what tmproi Stable, * w
The average business organization used to be in much
the same boat Tbeh, with the adoption of scientific book
keeping, Mr. Business Man learned his unprofitable lines ?
dropped them. He also discovered what was making
\ (noner ? and Increased his acGvities in that "direction.
*?ere is such a thing as getting too much bookkeeping.
I ft business goes crazy on system, to the point where
I Srt as mum keeping books as there are producing.
plug In moderation, is indispensable in mod
ilng shows us where we are making money and
. _re losing ? what to do and what not to do.
case of individuals, a simple set of books will
?uuungry bring home the money leaks that are keeping us
j from getting ahead. With this knowledge, one can go on a
, budget system, one knows where to limit expenditures, and
Ithus cap Hve within one's income and lay away so much
regularly for savings and investment.
they will not bo bo good. Below are
seme true and tried recelps.
CANDIED SWEET POTATOES
4 medium sized sweet potatoes; 1
cup sugar; 1-4 cup butter; 1-4 cup
water. Boll potatoes thoroughly donu
peel and slice. Place slices In bak
ing dish with water, add sugar and
butter and bake In slow ov<n.
FRENCH FRIED SWEET POTATOES
Ctat potato In fourths or eighths
lengthwise, wipe dry and fry In deep
(at until golden brown, sprtnkle with
salt.
SWEET POTATO CUSTARD
One egg, white and yellow beat s?
parately, 1-4 cup butter; 1-2 cup su
gar; 1-2 cup boiled mashed potato.
Flavor with vanilla and bake In pie
tins lined with pastry.
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Nearly one-third the total number
of farm problems being studied hy
the scientists of the United Stales
relate to field crops, soils and fort?-1
llzers. The study of plant nutrition
Is one of the oldest forms of Investi
gation says Dr. B W. Kllgore.
Sustained Flying Record Of
Over 36 Hours Set Up By
Aviators of United
8tates Army
Dayton, O., April 17. ? Climaxing a
day of superior flying. Lieutenants
John A. MacReady and OaKley Kelly
landed the Fokker monoplane T-2 at
9:43 o'clock tonight, establishing a
new world'* record for substalnod fly
ing. They were In the air 36 hours,
five minute* and 20 second*. In ad
dition. eight other record* were made.
Travelling over a l>0-kllom?ter tri
angular course, the pilot* have cov
ered 2, Ml. 2 mll*s when they landed
at Wilbur Wright Held tonight, ex
hausted from the long grind which
began at 9:38 a. m. Monday. Official
observers Immediately hi>gan checking
records of the light and It will he
certified to the Federation Aeronautl
que International as new world figures.
Earlier 1ft the evening, lieutenant
Harold R. Harris, McCook field, land
ed lift de Hfcviland 4-B bl-plf>.ne after
a 10 hour and 53 minutes flight in
which he maintained an avernge speed
Tax Payers
TAKE NOTICE
Pay your 1922 taxes be
fore May 1st, as a penal
ty will be added and ad
vertisement made on all
delinquent tax payers at
that time.
By order of Board of County Commis
sioners.
H. A. KEAR5BY, Sheriff.
oi 114 miles an hour and beat the form
er French record for 1,500 and 2,000
kilometer* by an average of 49 miles
un hour.
Hla time for 1,500 kilometers was
8 hours and 9 minutes.
Shortly after Harris landed lieu
tenant Rutledge Irvine, naval air ser
vice, landed his naval torpedo plane
after establishing a world record for
altitude carrying a dead-wclght load
of 2,422 pounds to an altitude of 11,
.300 feet. This flight was made In two
hours *nd a half.
MacReady and Kelly veered off their
course when they passed the Pylffh
at Wilbur Wright Held at 9:40 p. m.
after completing the 81st lap and after
circling ab<>ut the field several min
utes to get their hearings, made a per
fect landing at 9:43 o'clock.
DuJ;y Of Farmers
(Bernard M. Bnrnchl
The farmer must organize commer
cially to market his goods cooper
atively on a big business scale In
order that he will have ? fairer re
lationship established between what he
produrps and sells and what he buys.
Industry, labor, and business are
organized to help themaelves. The
farmer remains outside. For his own
Falvation he must organize commer
cially or he'll get nowhere. Ke buys
froth organized Industry and he sells
as a weak Individual. The credit and
other legal machinery hag heen pro
vided for his co-operative marketing,
Ibnt he haB not yet beet) able to rlsa
above Internal quarrels between rl
l\al agricultural organizations to safe
Kuard his own pocketbook.
Commencement at Cedar Rock
The order of exercises for Cedar
Rock High School commencement."
will be viz:
Thursday evening, April 26, 8 o'clock
Recitation Contest.
Friday evening, April 27, 8 o'clock,
Exercises by the grade pupils.
Sunday evening, April 29, 8 o'clock,
SeYmon to graduating class. Rev. O.
E. Sprulll.
Monday evening, April 80, 8 o'clock,
Class Day exercises.
Tuesday, May 1, 10:30 a. m. Gradu
ating Exercises and Literary Address
to he delivered by Dr. W. I* Poteat.
Tuesilay evening, May 1, 8 o'<810ck.
Play, Old Days In Dixie ,by high school
pupils.
The public 1# cordially Invited to at
tend these exer'nlies.
T. H ytEDpB, Principal.
and Influenza
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