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(or the boree to tan<1 ??fore oho dlsAumnta.
in?. trt ? recent borae show at Sydney, Australia. ?
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I.OinSBCRG, North Carolina
Flies and Mousquitoes Have
Arrived
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Twenty-two American won.en will b? presented ;it the royal court of Eagland Way 3<) and 31. Five ot them shown here are (left to right"
Miss Helena Caperton. of Richmond, Va.; Mrs. Prist Wheeler, wire of the counsellor of the American < mbaasy In London; Mrs. Frederick Manning,
of Hryn Mawr, Fa., daughter of Chlet Justice Wm H Taft; Miss Helen klce, of New York City; Mra. Ira G. Copley, wife of a former Illinois con
gressman. " ~ , r ' ?
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; Th? rm
Grand attji m ftti. t*m- (M '
of nun tAk?* to the air tan <ka i
TuUerleB ganhm. tO_Pwrta.
IntfSqoaBble,
Earty tolxfre). Par1? i"i\go
, has taken court action j
against tho wlfo of J:irMues Rlcho- '
pin, theater owner, ulloglnuabs
tux. . ..
State Fair Oct. 15-19.
Raleigh^ N. C. May 23. The data
of the sixty second North Carolina
Stats' Fair ? are October 18-19, 1928.
Plans are well under way to make
this year's exhibition superior to any
previously held.
The Executive Committee has de
cided to conduct the fair along the
same general lines aa laat year, eli
minating all concessions, excepting
novelties, and stressing the educatio
nal and entertainment features.
Amusements will always be a part
of any successful fair. JTowever, edu
cation la the primary feature of a
fair, the great spirit back of It, the
force which Is making our exposlt
loiri all over tho land greater every
year. With these Interests In mind
the midway dttracttons, rr#e acts,
and fire work* have been carefully
?elected.
One hundred and thirty Bine horses
from twenty two states and Canada
have entered In the tour otoalng
stake events, the purse* tor which
are 11.009 each. This la an average
of thirty five horses', to a race. There
Will' be six open class races announced
later, which In addition to the stakes
should attract the bast horses In til*
eoaritry.
The 1MX premium list Is now being
revised. The classification for prises
Society's "Royalty" Watches Sport of Kings
Probably mnr? millionaires and leaders of high dooiety witnessed the first day's raring at Befcnenft
PkrK N. Y., V:an were ever present at a racetrack. In the United States. And what a thrill Grey wJt*
?.and? up. cave them In tho Metropolitan! Carrying 123 pounds, he was lengths ahea^ of a field
TTio tv^st handicap horses In the country at the end tho mile. Cathleen Vanderbllt and h?r flanc% Han*
i<X Qi thing, ard (left). wero snapped they watched tho race. August Belmont, principal owner OJ.tfet'
trscil, ccll3) <Ur&. Pra^icia oarJatv tag/lor. -
No Different iln Sweden
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GET OUT OF
THERE Vo'J
OLD HEN
Ddoqq
^Ttft
~cn
DID Vou SEE THOSE
CHICKENS 'HAVING A
BAWQUET in mv
GARDEN? HAVING
the time op their
VOUNS UVES
fc?. ? .
I WHAT HAVE
) VOL) PLANTED]
' THERE MR.
DUFF 9
I PLANTED SOME
1 * LETTUCE- SOME.
RADISHES- SOME
ONlONS-TURNIPS
I ' AND'.SOME SWEET
)CORN-*
THAT'S FINE
I USED TO
Plant potatoes
IN SWEDEN
WHEN I WAS A
little Y
WHAT'Dlt )?/OL>
CALL POTATOES^
IW SWEDEN?/
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F
*.11 be pra'SMcally the sane a* l??t
Tear, havln* Man aranged so that
<vll produce of the home and the farm
may be shown. There will be aome
thlng applloable to every member of
the family.
Mr. Oeo. F. Foley; Philadelphia.
Pa., wfho hao jw am M folly managed
the Pinehunt Dog Show for the pant
years as well a* Mine or the largest
dog aliows In the United States, haa
entered Into a contract with tbe ma
nagement to pat- on a licensed show
at the Slata Fair, under the rules of
the Amerloaen Kennel ClutJ. Ttfa
should Insure the beat show of pure
bred dogs ertr held la North Caro
lina. \
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The boy taking agriculture at hi)
high school makes S2 bushels of
corn per acre where his dart makes
17.7 bushels: he makes 512 pounds
of cottop where his Dxl make* 278
pounds; he makes M4 8 pounds of to
bacco where his Dad makes B10.4, and
he makes 178 bushels of sweet pota
toes where his Dad makes 1M.C, ac
cording to findings of Dear C. B. Wll
Hams of tho North Carolina State
College.
Frisco wants both paity convention*
In 1984, showing Frisco Is not-Afraid
Of earthquakes. ' '
Choi a women, of South America,
wear 20 petticoat*, showing thera 20
psttlcoats behind civilisation.
Farm grown feeds ar<? usually chop
er than purchased fe->ds be?anae all
leod? must be frown on Km* farm.
In boy lug feed' you pay the other
fallow, and tomrUmn tbo middle
a profit tor handling them.
Prosperity k|t hit Spain.
are ao nice' very few men are mat
enough to fight a boll.
' ' ? I. a
000 tMa season, and all mma did
waa play t "
l> *"' .*? ? 1 11 ' - ; /U
Where
Anywhere la
llko UJ be MM of where we are.
, t ?
? Being a Billionaire la a file Jo*.
but It ta*e? a lot of ,**