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Jack Sear, a Blood Indian, adds
color to a western roundup.
jjj CANADIAN'S. like Americans,
Vj v have come from all parts of the
ijr] world and have grown up in a land
with great traditions of freedom.
Consequently they resemble AmeriS
; cans in almost every respect.
it would be easy to distinguish
j i between a New England fisherman
and an Arizona cowboy, but not
between a New England fisherman
and one from Nova Scotia.
Canadians and Americans look
alike, eat about the same kind of
h I meals, wear about the same kind
of clothes, read the same kind of
magazines and enjoy the same kind
K, of movies
Deanna Durbln. the film star,
looks a lot like a typical American
girl; but she was born in Winnipeg,
Manitoba. Mary Pickford is also
ICanadian-Dorn. two nuieu v-?.?
diau-born actors. Walter Huston
and Raymond Massey had the
honor of portraying America's great
President Lincoln.
Canadian and American boys
and girls feel quite at home in each
other's countries They play the
J. same games and when they move
from one country to the other, they
keep on in their schools much as
4 they did ai home
Between Canada and the United
States there is an exchange of warsupplies
Each country is producing I
itbe war goods she is best able to
produce. Canada, for example, produces
hundreds of thousands of
airplane propellers for the United
States and the United States produces
airplane engines for Canada.
Thousands of Americans visit
Canada every year for the fishing
in the rivers and lakes and to bunt
!in hei vast forests.
Most highly-prized fish are salmon
black bass and speckled and
rainbow trout The salmon are
HOG PRODUCTION ~T
PROFITABLE FOR
STATE FARMERS
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The following suggestions It
j should prove helpful in growing "
I profitable hogs:
1. Sows and gilts should be in '
better than medium condition (
when they farrow. (
2. Feed grain, protein supplement,
pasture anil mineral mix- ''
i ture. 1 o
3. Prevent overlaying of pigs !*
by use of guard mil. n
4.' Nip off pig's sltaip teeth a
j or tusk as soon after birth as c
possible kp 1 a
5. Castrate pigs at four or 1
five weeks of age. !c
6. Provide a creep for little s
[j P'go so they can eat without bej
ing disturbed by the sow. I
7. Keep hogs free from lice I
|| with old crank case oil.
So. vvcun pigA ?JL tiglli nccfta ui v
older.
i 9. Finish pigs on good pasture c
with balanced ration. 7i
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Canada's vast plains ;l m ^3
produce qu a n t i 11 e s IEI jUHl
wheat as well
large herds of cattie.
At right is seen
a trapper In the-.
Hudson Bay sec-kilR
tion which produces ^^F^pSl
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purposes.
found in rivers flowing into the t
Atlantic ocean and the gulf of St. a
Lawrence on the east coast and in I
tlte rivers flowing into the Pacific, e
Speckled trout, black bass and
other excellent game fish abound r
in inland lakes and rivers across t
the entire country.
In the far north of Canada, im- 1
ntetise herds of caribou and reindeer
roam the barren lands, living i
on the thick moss of the Arctic, f
The caribou are the chief source of 1
meat for some of the Indian tribes d
and the Eskimos. d
It is in the far north that the f
famed Mounted Police, now called a
the Royal Canadian Mounted Po- t
lice, still fulfill their original job f
of pieserving law and order on the a
frontiers of civilisation. In addition, o
10. Plenty of water and shade \
hould be provided. i
A good mineral mixture can 5
e made with 10 parts ground i
mestone, 5 parts steamed bone c
leal and 2 parts of salt. i
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morth carolina
quadruples ice i
:ream quantity i
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he limitations on the utilization s
f milk so as fully to utilize the
reduction. These relaxations per- I
lit increased sales of fluid milk |
nd cream, the use of 10 per
ent moro butter fat in ice cream, f
nd u maximum production of 1
10 percent of the quotas for '
heese manufacture during Ihe
econd quarter of this year. j
njury created 1
iY FLY serious
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an never be harvested.
Injury to wheat in North Car- o
lina ranged from very slight to e
9 to 90 percent in most all s
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Beauty culture-It ci
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Manicures,
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lOwever. they have the -duties ot
modern police force for the whole
)ominlon. something like the Fed*
ral Bureau of Investigation. j
Among the animals of Canada's
ilains and forests are the hulfalo,
he antelope, elk. black hear and
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he big grizzly near ui me
Vest.
Many of the furs and fur coats
n American city store windows are
rom fur-bearing animals of Canada.
These include the beaver, the in
lustrious dweller of the woods, who |
lams streams and builds his house |
rom sticks and mud fashioned in
in intricate manner. Being one of
he most intelligent of the fourooted
animals he has been chosen,
ilong with the colorful Maple leaf,
is a symbolic emblem of Canada,
cheat fields in the .state. This
nsect can develop to be a leal
erious pest of wheat unless
armers follow a safe seeding
late for this crop which is late
n October for southeastern North
Carolina. Farmers should not
nclude wheat in small grain
nixtures seeded early for grazng.
See your county agent for,
ixact seeding dates to avoid Hes-i
lian fly injury.
FIGHT PULLORUM
IN TURKEYS, SAYS
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eeders und waterers are also
lelpful in preventing spread of
he disease.
Fouiie said that plans have
tlready been laid for a drive next
tear for the purchase of poults'
'rom hatcheries which use only |
ggs from pull"!uin-free flocks, j
South Africa was discovered at
ibout the same time as America
tnd for the same reason?the
earch for the Indies.
Al The Modern
f ogue
Beauty Shop
)ver McRoy's Store
IITEV1LLE
age of the latest equipment,
operators in every form of
)st no more to get the bestlize
In Latest Style
IANENTS
ry Type Of Hair
Facials, Cosmetics
Phone 24
For Appointments
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THE STATE PORT PILOT, SOUTHPORT, N. C.
Belk - Hensda
J "Your Home Of Better Values"
We shall
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Gift Goods Department
I In this department you will find some very attractive
ci}i?s Ware and Crystal, Framed Pictures, Mirrors,
Lamps, Novelty items, Cosmetics, Toilet Goods.
TRIBUTE
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To Our
Farm. Women
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The role of our American Farm women on the home
Production front has Not been an easy one, Ind they have
performedtheir nfany tasks in the home and in the field
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wonderfully well ? and they deserve the praise and
thanks of all our people-everywhere, 8
Many Mothers have given their sons to serve in the Armed
forces of our country ? they have bought and sold War aj
Bonds, helped with the Red Cross and performed many
other War Services while still caring for their home and
helping their men folk produce and harvest the farm
crops. These women are worthy of tribute. j||
MEN'S and BOYS' DEPT
These departments in our store are "complete stores"
in themselves. Everything for men and boys from "the
top of their head to the bottom of their feet! Shop here
for your needs.
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FALL MERCHAND1.
We nre nrmul of the snendid iob our buyers have c
conditions when you visit the various department
and Winter Merchandise from which you may make y
they have done for us .... and for you!?
Your Best Buy on Any Market Is A W
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1
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le Company |
Whiteville, N. ('.
WELCOME TO THE
WHITEVILLE MARKET
r the past 9 years we have been extending a hearty welcome
itizens of Columbus and adjoining counties, and have urged
buy ? and sell on the Whiteville Market.
e are proud and grateful for the spendid patronage we have
from these citizens during the past years?it has been a
to serve you . . . our relations have been most cordial and
to thank you for your co-operation.
1 Start a New Year In Whiteville We Make You
This Pledge:?
I do everything in our power during these trying times to eonmerit
your friendship and patronage.
Shoe Department
New fall Shoe Styles for every member of the famih
Please remember that you must not remove Ration Stamp
from your book, and we advise you to buy your Fall Shoes
NOW! New Shoe Stamp good Aug. 1st.
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LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WEAR
Dresses, Coats, Suits, Skirts, Sweaters, and many accessories
to complete a fall wardrobe for miss, junior, I
matron nr ji small rhilH Ynii'll finrl these Henaftmeilts ill
our store most complete.
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lone in getting merchandise for us under present
s in our store and see the large assortment of Fa JI
'our selection?you, too, will appreciate the woi k
ar Bond... Buy MORE Of THEM!
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