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Louisburg'a Oldest Garage
BECK'S GARAGE
Phone 311 Louisburg, N. C.
PENDER'S
The Belter Xbain-Stores
Fanning's Bread and Butter Pickles 16 oz. jar _L^.19c
Pure Fruit, 16 oz. jar Red Wing Preserves 27c
Pure Pack or Prudence Corned Beef Hash, .. can 25c
For a Healthy Breakfast D. P. Oatmeal 3 pkgs. 25c
Wimp's Sausage Meat can 27c
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford Brakes
,Don't listen to the propoganda about Ford brakes.
It is nothing but propoganda. started by manufactur
dealers and salesmen of competitive makes of au
tomobiles; in order to promote the sale of their own
cars beforcytm have an opportunity to try a new Ford
for yourself.
We have a copy of aletter from the "Government
of the District of Columbia'^toJFord Motor Co., assur
ing them that after careful tests "ind discussion they
found that the New Fords are equipped with adequate
brakes that complied with the District of Columbia
Traffic Regulations.
Inspect and test them for yourself before forming an
opinion. ?
Parsons Motor Co., Inc.
Ford Motor Co. Products'
Authorized Ford Dealers 1 Loulsburg, N. 0.
Th? clerk who every day and all
day doee tha little thlaga well la worth
employer than the clerk
a while doee tome apec.
well, bat who makhe mla
of hie every day.
The new Nash County Poultry Asm
clstlon hM ordered 1,600 baby chick
ud lour standard lfiOO.chkfk cap*
city oil brooders. Different member
ot the association hare finished build
Ins 11 brooder hookas. . .
!l* HOME DBMOHSTBATIOk Din. *
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* Centrlbuted WmUj By Kha Daisy ?
? Caldwell, Ageal ?
Monday?Field work.
< Tuesday?Sandy Creek.
Wednesday?Wood.
Thursday?Mltchiner'a.
Friday?Bunn.
Saturday?Office.
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Now is the time to plan tor next
winter's vegetables. It la now time
to plant carrots, parsnips, salsify,
and beets. Ail of these root craps
make a welcome addition to the diet
next winter. "The Farm . and Home
Garden Manual" published by the ex.
tension department of State College
gives varieties suitable tor North
Carolina and directions for planting
and culture of the different vegeta
bles. It can be had tor the asking
either from State College or from the
county home agent
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A contributor to the car fund not
mentioned In the treasurers report
last week is Mrs. H. C. Taylor, who
contributed a dollar and Hit/ cents to
this fund. The county demonstration
work has no better friend than IfrsJ
Taylor.
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Zenobta Baker, who was captain ot
Franklin County's group ot cl.ub girls
at the State 8hort Course last year
has entered Walter Reed Hospital.
Washington City, to take training as
a nurse.
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Bans Wins The Gavel
There was good attendance at the
Home Demonstration Federation meet
ing Saturday.
It was hard to decide which num
ber on the program was most enjoy
ed. Miss Delia Austin, graduate
nurse of Johns Hopkins, who la doing
educational work with the American
Red Cross gave a demonstration to-'
bathing the baby and talked on child
care. She said to bathe the babies.
eyes and nose but to let its month
and ears alone. She-told how to take
care of the babies scalp so it would
never look scalev. Miss Austin gave
uiiectlnns forv prnper parental care .
'I and told of approved clothing for to.
|?ants and showed how to dress vh
liahv She then tnnk tin the fee/ilne
of young children. She said that ot
the hundreds of babies In the nursery
at Johns HopkinB all were on a four
hour feeding schedule, the beet doc-,
tors agreeing that this was better tor
both babies and mothers than more
frequent feeding. The Jieed of rags
tables in the babies diet was stressed
and directions were riven for nranar.j
lng them. Misa'.Anartw Im IstwsW 1
lng speaker and held the attention Of.
her audience for over an hoar.
Short talks by several ot the cUtt>:
members followed Miss Austin's dem
onstration. Everybody had a- good
langh over Mrs. Hobfoodfs descrip
tion of "Three breakfasts I hare ask.
Ted" but it brought home, a good last
son in meal "-planning. Wain who
are Interested in earning spending
money took notes -oa Mrs. Kudg'M
Moore's account of the returns she
had secured from a small farm flock
ol Barred Rock*. ib-J?JJ
Just before lunch prises In the klb
chen campaign ware awarded. Miss
Lois Rainwater, home agent of North
ampton county, had been in the coun
ty two days lodging kitchens entered
in the kitchen contest An she award
ed the prises Miss Rainwater told ot
the Improvements made in some ot
the kitchens since she scored thent
the first "Jime. In some the oats tan <b
lng Improvement was water or a sin*.
In others paint and linoleum were us
ed to make the kitchen more cheerfnl
and easier to keep clean. Prises were
awarded as follows: First, Mrs. Geo.
Flow, Justice Club; Second, Mrs. J. D. I
White, Bunn; Third, Mrs. W. H. Thar. I
rlngton. Bordeaux; Fourth, Miss Min
na Wilder, Mitchlner; Fifth, Mrs. J.!
D. Wheless, Justice; Sixth, Mrs. B. F '
Wheless, Justice; Seventh, Mrs. Wsl-.
ter Mitchlner, Mitchinets; Eighth, Mrs. i
Marvin Bowden, Justice; Ninth Mrs.
Willie Mitchlner, Mitchiners; Tenth,
Mrs. M. M. Persons, Bordeaux. Mrs.
Flow chose the waterless cooker,
Mrs. White the glass coffee perculator.
Mrs. Th&rrington the three quart
freezer, Miss Wilder the pyrex tea
pot. Other prizes were an earthern
ware coffee and Jea pot, two quart
freezer, cast aluminum sauce pan,
food chopper, and a dozen fruit Jars.
That Franklin County people need
not suffer for lack of vegetables in
the winter was demonstrated in the
H inn or aowwa<) at ? A *
i-vi 0?i ?vu at uuuu. a jn?i ra-,
riety of well prepared vegetables were
enjoyed and most of them were home'
yrown. There was turnip greens and f
onions fresh from the garden, beets,
carrots and rutabaga that had been
stored, snaps, carrots, beets, garden
peas, and squash from the can. Mrs.
Morris said she would report to Miss
Thomas that Franklin county club
women were stressing vegetable* In
lunch houi
the winter diet The lunch hour with
Its good fellowship and good things
to eat passed all too "boon.
Mrs. Cornelia C. Morris, district
agent, gave a cooking demonstration,
making prune whip, while she spoke
on the necessity of fruit and vegeta
bles in the diet and told of simple dee.
serts that are appropriate for this
time of year.
Dr. Smith wick, president of the
Franklin County Historical Associa
tion. spoke tor a few mlastes solicit
ing the aid of the club women la se
curing historical 'data of Interest to
the county. |g
The new gavel gras awarded to the L
club he ring the largest, attendance atjti
?1 the Federation. Bunn was the win. a
? jnlng club having 14 members pres
ent. Bordeaux had the largest per v
cent of 1U members present 11 aas- j
waring the roll. Other clubs repre
sented were Cedar Rock >, Bpsom S.
Hickory Rock 1, Justice!. Mltchlners;
14, Pilot 5, Pope 1. Seven Paths 1.1
Maplevllle 8, Wood 4. Everybody ap. I
pfguded Pilot and Pqpe as this was c
their first appearance at the Federa- F
tkm. We hope they will he represent. tb
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WHEN YOU WANT WEARING APPAREL
THAT IS SMART and at
LOWEST PRICES
Try KLINE'S
New Spring Coats $/J.OO
all sizes
Silk Dresses $ .95
all sizes
5
$4
All Styles In $4 .00
New Spring Hats ?
And Everything New in Dry Goods at
LOWER PRICES.
L. KLINE & CO., INC.
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THE PLACE TO SAVE
LOUISBURG. N. CAROLINA
Greatest Value
altogether or part by part
Aaide tram neb irit-c*idem auperiorltiea aa tt* briUiut
_ Mriorann beauty end qnliir that you can tea and
\ fled in the very upholstery, the wheel you handle and the
i Compara With Aajr Car
-aha advantaeee we have Itemized here hecauae they
apeak for the complete quality way la which the
New Eaeex Super-Six it built?thiosa eeen
Jf
, >?* r. -irci, a Tht instrument board In*
^ **?e? c r*kc, / eludes motometer, gasoline
c 'yp.,, "** / $??*?. 011 rpeedom
0? *?> / eter and ammeter.
COUPE $746 UtmmMa Samt S30 COACH $73} SEDAN W-Aor) $795
A 0 pricms t.o.b. Drtroft, phis tear mxcis* tax
Bt&wra emm pop for ears cm of tmeomn at Ummsi ovaOabU chary* for tntsraat. tumOUng and insurant
NASH STREET MOTOR CO.
L0UI8BURG, NORTH CAROLINA
I everytlme now.
A notion ?u passed making the
of the gavel depend on at.
and promptness. Instead of
only, a club receiving two
sints tor every member or guest at.
mdtag sod an additional point tor
ich of these who are on time.
In the absence of the president the
kse-prefcldtnt, Mrs. a C. Pippin of
puns sfuhgs t. w. a.
The T. W. A. of Maple Springs
Knrch met In the home of Mrs. Sam
arris, March fth with twelve mom.
it, and only one absent.
rte meeting vu called to order b
>ur lender Marlon Lancaster. An
the following program was then rsn
lered:
Topic: Far Above Rubles and
Qood Housekeeper.
Hymn: O Eton Hasts.
Scripture: Marion Lancaster.
Prayer: Mrs. Willie Davis.
Far Above Rabies: Ruth Perry.
Hsr Portrait: Mollis Reese Woe
tor.
Her Beauty: Ternserenes Baker.
Her PrwtfMrt Features: Mr
Willie Davie.
Her OMMagt Mrs. I. W. j
Admired Mr KMpi
Heater.
A Good House Keeper: Myrtle
Terrell.
A House Keeps Time: Nhoml
Phelps.
She Consldereth and Buyeth: Mrs.
Sam Harris.
Modern Parable: Sallle Louise
Sledge.
?he Looketh Alar: kMhataam
ter*. f.
I
was then oallad ml minutes
i..?n/?5r th
rand of the last meeUnrnUkt1 this
attended. We were dls.
by sentence prayer by each
a part Then "
taking a part Then the hostess
frntts. We adjourned to meet
wtth Marten Lancaster March II. ,