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PAGE TWO I Piedmont Springs. (From iho Stokes Keened.l Lou.; Ivi'oiv Moore's or Wide Mecum v.'fv Urowu .is a water- , ing place Picdm.'iv. Springs was . famous. I'o over a hundred years Pi.it>-.:: has been famed as a resort ■>: health atal pleas- • ure. People taiie irom tar and near to brink e.i' the justly fam ous rain- w>« -r. The I'o sot rrar.y people were It;:, ir.ne i and even saved by this • ei and l v the res* a' the .ai.s. 1 is the tas't• ion to . > > • • "Springs." Be fore ' 0 - • pc«i| -e : : - : ;r of mil • -a "■ 1 HYc I ti : ■ :*i l-.v. ' to a; ; t •: K gu tri ' mm ' there ■; 'v • s . fai ! : i. Your, !so looked To - ward ' ; • o'iiiy fhoso of too Of'pasit ' - x. Titere was much love making .a I of coarse some match making. A few years ago a beautiful swimming l:"..l w.s uddet! 'he attraction. Cr:' ••• ' 1 mineral water* arc wi a i ! ••rtise-1 prol>- ably us • time. Mu doub . Piedmont w s are couallv •« ! beneficial »-• those. An ar.aly.-:- . f the water Piedmont i ; ino gallon. It con tains: Iron, Al io 'ri O.uiJo.. .7!) . ts. Silica I.ls grs. Bulphat? of P>t sh . . ..'■•l grs. Chlo'f . . i... 1 -1 !rrs . ' Sulph.T ■ • So i i ..'ls ~i... Carbon:: • ..f Soda. ..iff „:s. Carbor . • 'Magnesia 2.11 Carfon-o > 1 e, . . 't.'Jil m . The fi ! r Pio Front - i of f' ic ' u ! • • r« ,! 1 . t • ' appl.s a ! country ham and the t ' i; as »o (•:'• joy t l, i ' v ]ev.i > ••.••• . ual'y -i ■ '.to v. l'i h a* ■ the t "i a i'ii'ii;, ain a; mot j liter • Which bl r : ; with the app n it->-' create! by the healthful moun tain air. Among the charming people wlio f:»'• |in n;e.l t'icdpioi.i aumtn, r •he ,\; tjj.i: \ - Trotters, S: r.hs. ('■ li-iw.r Jo no .• >ll. . !•". . Aliens. . a. Hop. n . B u x > he!' o u ■ Ludlows, 1 1 anes. Tr*. Ins, Pri:>. Stacks. Kim is. p. >• iP: •k --butns, Taylorp !'-ns 1 in. i ums, Vatr has. ami :u: . others. BY A LOVER OF PIEDMOXT. Hog Killings. Danbtny Route 1, March 1.1. The detires-ion is ending witu wood choppings and hog killings. W. V. Bennett killed a nice porker some time ago, weighing around 85 pounds. Rufus Mabe gave his neiehbots a treat the other day. He killed a 60-pound porker and called his neighbors in to a wood chopping and gave them hog's head and cabbage, but some of the boy. ate too much and made them selves a lee bit sick. John Ed Mabe has killed the costilest hog that's ever been known, this hog has cost John Ed two dollars a pound. H? kept it four years and it just weighed 84 pounds. It had sputa like a rooster, roosted on a pole, and had horns like a goat, and they had to cook the back bone and s;e ribs a half a day be fore tliey could stick a fork in the gravy. READER. King News. King. Mntvk It. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Moravian church hold their March meeting wit!. Mis. t'lady Xewsitni on Wos: Main street. Mrs. J. E. Stun, conducted the devotional. The reading of the minute?' and roll call was bv Mrs. t'lady Newsui: . The offering was gathered b" Mrs. Anne Grabs. The program was in charge of Mrs. R. (.'. Meadows. Mrs. Ash.by White con ducted the Bible study the thiol chapter of Acts being tin 1. Twelve members answered to tie roll i ili. The next meeting .vol be held with Mrs. J'lmer M. H:".: •• cr. Mrs. Xevsunt assisted by her dati J tor. Miss Thelma Xcvsum servo-!'a delicious salad .('.asm Miie Pulliart, of Win: in-S.l- Bund iv her" the .uc i . M.P. F. p ; 'li . .. * . i I out ' ' v.. It 1 a w . : "i . ■ i:t ■ :■ !• I V.ec'.-erd * -itlt his family aero. Xu' .'i>!l (i :i. of lii.l: Point. form' i !'•' '>i K ry. was among ti. ' virions here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kiinct ltov'es, of; Elkin, we e week-end visitors t'F lelatives here. The following births wee • r-\-\ is;ere• Itete 'as week: To Mr. and A!"-. Job" David Mnrefield, a vl.-.ugiiter: Dr. and Mrs. i. ' Bun'. •' daughtei ; to Mr. am! Me. l:.\v." Tutt'e. a daugltt'-r. .and to Mr. 'l I Mis. J-.nus Moore. ; daughter. , Mr. and Mrs. Xorman White v. ent the week-end in Tobacco-1 v'tc where tiny were the guests 1 of Mrs. White's parents. Mr. an i M;s. Howard Samuels. There is a big improvement iu; the wheat crop in this section! • I since tne recent rains. .1. Frank Priddy, o" Danbury. t I'ottneriy o: King, was a visitor i hero Sunday. M:>• A. F. Follins is recovering tnim a recent illness at her home hvte. ; Wiliitu > MiG.e. i"' Pinnacle. sin fit San lay i.•>:•"> tlu g'.'.est of t his t'i * lin ;'' Mef i... I athe • di I'oDn y Ag Mit Kir'iy Dies F. ■.'. •v. • ! 71 ' ! . : i . ■ ' : ■ and family nften !e ! the burial an l ftp f Ti ede ' .Itv !h: ! a : ■'"! wi I dial., a. ''ir to "••'». hc.-l !;• • tve!.c it • i he. ' it. net itts paasiiij• was sudden. II" wnt> ono j iif **~ e mo. t ; i o ciaem an 1 bono ed ,i:i' a John ouu«v. where he bad represented that 'teat ill' 1 i iti.i'v in the D"i -• t'lrc, ,»'i J- ait " '• 5 > '• •' II .• in : !', ■• • c iot o 1 Vi'C i d'.th' ' v.l'.'.'l: '(•'ta I- > had • Fi-'i' l * o.i ■ tie iiiMi'i'oge of more than 2't rou'ibs. M» Kit by v. i oti > of ' lie f.tv iVrjO'-rs In John 'top i I'l'y. - lii'hdr'f in Irr.stoc': r.:ul ' !:. ■'! D.'o OC hogs. Tiic deceased, I' - \ " •• a I nm iti"e Baptist in alhi" tioa. was the father of 10 children. > buys and five girls, sevoi of wh. t" sun-he. the mui! er and th''en daughters : having previously t ri-v-ed uwnv. I ; 1 In Memory of Little ;! Reuben Odeil Smith , Just a year ago today the 5 Angel of Peac.' from abo.'e cina: ' into our home and toik f.om us s r Mie (f ou deans', treasures b Wi h peaceful tears we a:" finding comfort in knowing Ho ] does all things well. Little Reuben j was too pure to stay in this sinful a world. He lives here anl there. ? here in our hearts, and there with s God, anl one of the glad sights >. yet in st re for us wll be his r ' smiling face and little hands beck c, '• oning us to that land of fadeless e day. May wo be as r ady when the summons comes. THE DANBURY REPORTER I ORANGE FERTILIZER WINS AGAIN I m competitive tests! hb j No. | Average! Avers.e Net Kvh THE". ; A'U's y.>a i Amount j ..VeWAGE TOR ALL CUI'SP* rTTiVE P/tAMOr ' *56 JtJa.ES $176.44 I asVis. \.4v"i Ft.-: SNilTl* URANCii ! 6.4 I 7.«. 4t] 273.15 C-L:?7 Pi.7;j Tcsis c? Fsrtn&ri's Evar Pat Or? j T~| !r- »■> j?; * y &V J £ • IMT 1 I ; £|VV- : AIR: «w!l W» > yHIprOCHC# aac ; BsagSS^^^r:i: i>« I jjjjjg" 3tno r..-:r t' J'wc? TotJacca Gwd? SCaowH i?„i "i».«I Wyt 2—t.on.pctmsc tcr.ihavr I t'j I 945 |l4 25 1 44.66 Once Or.i x;c Tobacco ; c.\;- And tins year, it will be even more im- Z. E. EUBTON. CED n SHOVE, N. C. 3 Size- ha-' dernonstrr.tcd the truth of err portant than ever before to use Orange. Hm «r^UTf»| i C>K I'vliE** r hi' t $« *o*l Iftoi c [v . for i. that it will const,testily With crop reduction and bounty, you Pioi }-- ompoiiive eniiizer 1 J 6 35 09 134.19 -w, ti.ifrodt a, outqualify and need to get not only more dollars per ((>orsuijer.ji.^vy»» l0 rmd.m.geinmid«of | ot.U •in every way any other tobacco acre, but the more dollars you produce T W TTWOU D WIWSTOW w C "7 fertilizer known to tobacco I 'rowers per acre, the more dollars you get from Vioi l-ComocViiveiertiliir.....* 2 ion 19 26 195.10 anywhere. The series of tests of tobacco |g 5 101 l t»:S® 209:'" fertilizer.' just completed by highly rep- Orange costs only a few dollars more 'c L. cto LiV,~loaiiitC)NVLLE, w. c. 1"i farmers proves it. But there is per ton . This slight extra cost can br dot —SMITH ORANQL..". .*...". 2 1?95 18.75 242.81 further proof. The tests made in 1932 brought back to you many, many times. '1?? ! 4 HZ™ 1713 . 20 ° proved it. The -nail number of claims Use Orance! A. v. JCFFRICS, noujEty. *, MEBARC, N. C. I - -■ 1 • a ,1 • ,l„ a* * P'oi I—(.ompc:i!i»«l—(.ompc:i!i»« Fettinzer 1 6" 55 84 259-93 on tiie Orange guaran.ee proved it —tne £ Mot 2«-SMIT7i ORA\*:*.E i 904 4.3.2: 390 79 experie'iCc cf thousands and thousand- , . , . ?'»' 5-Compctni»sFertilizer... i 73fl 2J io ivo9 c „ . ; ..1,, Jamaca IS our regular grade tobacco (Plot I—Atihijequestofthe'Eenufecii.r.Mlic OI IfJfOW M' f p. TOVCS 11 aIS-1. r J 1 • • , fertilizer on this plot was put down »o i*o »D --, " ' 1 fertilizer, which we reCOßiniend highly plication.'., pan unA!cr the tobacco, ar.d pa:. I Ihf gc .rzr.fee of /he rch.nd of the |Q thosc who do not wish to pay lhe .>, } ! pern urn on Orange is withdraw II by us premium charged for Orange, lamaca c. M. NICHOLS, WHITE FLAIMS, H. C. J llu; •Ti rin "ori/i'lt&nce Wllh the N.H.A. L L. I • . ?1 . ' ' of CooijKtiuee Fertilizer «... 1 1092 14.71 't ».63 w.i.4 . . . ~ HAS been known consistently to out- Pl* 2— SMITH ORANGE 1 U96 14.49 3.28 Fcruliver Code—otherwise, we would pro duce not only other standard goods, Pioi i-Coapcii.i.e F,niW i icio 15.07 152.24 continue it. (, ut ot b e r premium goods. That is why Tll reg-rdk. sof that. Orange will be we say "Jamaca is better than anybody No Ky Me „ Ke N „ the nest aid most rrontab.e tobacco e j se >, b es t." This quality that is in THE 1332 TESTS ACRC ' YL PN " AL ". NUN ' fer:ili7.-r for you to u*e. It will produce Orange and Jamaca runs right through T«« A"C LOO'IB,. Actt more Uaf and better L.-af. It will bring the entire S-D line. Whether for tobacco, AVERAGE FOR ALL COMPET ITIVE BRANOS SJT TUTJI SITTTO you a better return per acre than any cotton, corn, peanuts or grain, S D AVERAGE FOR ALL ORANGE TESTS 1010 17.19 1/3.76 other goods you can use. goods are the best fertilizer any grower 1. F. ROUSE, KINSTON, N. C. 4 ' Ti-r tcit shown herewith are the only can use. piS 2—SiJ'fH'oRANGE".':!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 ' l»7 \ili uf w ones c>:r nedt by a fertilizer ambany ——— o» which th* results hart been made pub- HOW THESE TESTS WERE MAOI* . C ! \ 640 .4.56 93 .4 lie. To our knowledge, S-D is the only lg nukia* |e««. the «m ttkwd, vj PlCi 3 Faftlizir'.y. 1 652 16!72 lojloi fertilizer manufaaurer who. year in and ■»(« « h « f own 1J '^ ,(:1 }?2 , .5>-{: h, c L " » . which iber would I«II ORANGE. S-D did not irj- ; w. A. HOUSE, BETHEL, N. C. t year out, continues to spend Its own *(aiaHwhichbriad,OßANGEwt>iobcicMcd.kod jH Ploi I—Competitive Fertilizer l J t 97$ 15.1$ 14"\74 mnnev on tests so that its erower oothiog whw»er to dowithjhe wlection of the cc/A- Pl« 2—SMITH ORANGE l? s 1014 15.70 159.50 money on tests SO mat lis grower rood.. E.etj preamton we, m.inumed |l .| Plot $-CompetiUve FeniUier lh 1005 17.56 17,.45 friends cr-n see the facts behind the •>>«•« '«"* vhould be .bwlutely fair end imperuel. c p, J c Tbi/ollou-Ut Ctrtifitatt accempanitd rack ten am/ wai C. T. OWEN, DRV FORK, VA. 1 Claims u-.dt lor O-L/ goods. ut*ed by fata of lhe irov'trl afosr named. Plot I—Competitive Fertilizer I 410 8.14 65.9$ fc. The avefaßC of the 1933 tfStS showed "I hfreS) ctnify th.i the information riven is e true Ej o * J S'J !n's« r . * 8 i_ j ie. «ere. «=d correct uatcmem of (he outcome ofthe ten plou Plot S-Compeuuve Fertilizer 1 .">0 10 65 82.01 that Grange produced 45 1.7 1 per acre of , rrow oby me. 1 further certify ihat the plot. mcaLEDet MARPFB cr nKeruuirr 1 . ' more! That It »«e of the ume size and of the seme nature of soil. BLACKLEDGE HARPER, SR., DEEP RUN, N.C. 4 , ard lhe seme queniuy of fertilizer and iime analysis wes Ei°' v"~ cszT-filrtS f vr'-i"' ? iw s'?? ' .fl'ei . was worth an usedperacrr. and lhai the plants were sei on thete plots Plot 2—SMll H ORANGE 2 12 6 8.90 | 114.*$ A a. z. .«/. a f 'be ume day and reicited the same treatment of cultisa- ~ I " ~ i I , . HACragC or t j on> Cur j nf . an j handling 1 funhcr certify that th r>V* MOCCACIO, AHOSK.E, N. C. I 3 | iu .i.r t>cr tobacco from eath plot was kept separate and apoi £!° l I—i-cmprtttise l —i-cmprtttise rertd.zer I 1 rt» : » }\ I \ \ . F from each o.'ur, and was sold separately on "he oTn Pof 2~sM!Tli OiIANCiI: ! ' '}• ' VO/. ■ > t ton IKCH. wartiious..' floor on the same dus." | Hot 3—Ct»'n r, i:iuvfi rfitilucr ~..J I •! i \ *»7 s-C. a. -T," Ifj g . i " "'z tffi iff*' ♦ C w t'TS AY • N. C. • KLIHSTON. N, C. • "9AWVSLLE, VA. • NORFOLK, VA. rii'.TSLLTSRS 13R • TGDACCO • . COTTON • TRUCK • PEANUTS • KftAIN How p.ri'l ' il N that in Hcr.c there > i n ' ! iho han't '• «»i' h•r v i r lil'c. I; is n>' 'ho Vv'.'cp T.g will .v th:»* gi )\vs. But tie tic.? >. I to. Tli • ili bit iiit; s i .1! novo • say I'm si « Do >hv i 1 not lay i's icy hand n i* loved ones any more. Thou .h ho e we miss our love \ ones dear, al • 1 nely a r e and often foil'. In Heave on • ho no we'll m.eo them all and a tswer once agak. their call. X ) ears are there. Comfort us L .rd who hea d poor Mary's plaint. Hea! the sore head, uplift the spirit faint, O th u the pea;: tha came, 'a after s life, O thou th? resuirec'ion an I the life. WRITTEN. BY. HIS. M TH vR MR?. C. P. SMITH. It is said a really vahmU" pup py cost: r.s much n f.v. (.'ojiai i a wool: *o hoc;.. ?o i ir-.i't the o:i;.ii? J cent it's the i.up-I:.cj\ Vy'-rca Miirt Come Lower (( out'tti»''d iron !.) • ('re id Aaso.-'u ■ ; ■ i.i re ice ted by tit's ]c:v>ni a: wv >' the gov cthen. i' is a'i l. that re ... s a nJ (•!■• til:;:c' .'t;!«.1 't. m the Farm Credit Ad.aini" • vim." Why Thej Stayed Home Mrs. Jones Why do you ail s;."-" in the house so much Mrs. Brown? Mrs. Brown I'll tcl! you, Mrs. Jen.?-: We jr.v r.n enormously .'lit li rent for this house and want, to stay in it enough to ge;. our money's worth, you see. i You can continue to respect your friends if you will learn to 1 say "no" when they need money. ft & £ I IQI'ID. TABIKIS. VAJ.VF. XOSI r. hops 1 riieclts M it.v'a i'l :« d '.js. Co! I (• rvf day. Iloiidat'lies or Neuralgia ill "0 Illililltl'S FHe Laxnt've ?.".d Tonic Most S|>c;dr HemcdU-s Known 000s'00000000000000«5000000000000000.' | PIANOS B j | Like New % Your choice o' tvorlJ's t'.anclarl makes, pea-*?, A 0 Story A Clark. Kstey, Wilbur, Lamer, Sterling and 6 0 many others. A •> S4O, SSO, S6O, S7O, SBO and up. X )> Players *9O and up. * o 0 Why wait five years longer? Your dollar will o'j dounle A 0 duty now. It will pay you to come mi its miles for 6 0 bargains like these. 6 I Bowen Piano Co. \ 0 Trade St., next to Postoflioe. Winstun-Sulcin, N. C. X oooooooooo'^>oooooooooo LETS DOLL UP FOR EASTER ! Easter Permanent Waves from The Willis Shops mean Beauty. Loveliness and Satisfaction for Easter and ihe summer months. Rain, wind or sun does not take cat! the permanent waves we give. They are the kind thai last. Place your hair and ski'i in the care of or. seven skilled barbels nnd operators end you'll he del';.': :*»-■. J. M. WILLIS Bobber & Iffiauly Saoppe 111 Reynolds Bldg., Phone G"?3 u rvfon-Salem, N. V. Women and Chi Id.'en Ev.'t: lively. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1931
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