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The • leal banker dees not enjoy confidence in anybody. His heart is not sutt, lust is made el gold. He has a collateral mind, and has iever tasted the milk ot human kindness. He is an arrant coward, and ''•ben the wind rises he trembles, and when danger looms he cowers. II is quite necessary that he be so. A person who believes in his I'ei lowman. or who listens to the voice of pity or suffering, is unfit to sit behind a brass name plate on a glass-top desk. He is dangerous, and maj lose the people's monev. He rust l»e adamant of sml. ai .l incapable of feeling the common (rootlet of the human heart. He must he suspicious and distrustful : - nd ever wry. He must In- tight-fisted and never be caught off his /'Hard ior a moment. In sin !, degree as he evinceth the abov sse:tials f successful fi nance. will he be a sate, prosperous and h raided bunker, and if h i-ever lets a:i\ poor de\il lose him his money, he may occupy a high s?at its "heaven." „ - » ■- »• , •fc 40 A ■* • lOST License Plate Numbe: 3CVft"j. will appreciate t;of : :* ratio: from tinder. N. I'.. KAI.L\M. Kiciue, \ citik* s i: r v i c i: £Ti>'Klr)lA)Eß* TTia> . »• isrthitu ' I iii (•!•!-• !« v. ri'.'n:; ( P' -. r-; v; f •. v \ W ' V.' ! '• .- :••• • -v [>. ('. 0. • : . • Cciur •; • fold • - their : (... ~ ; benefi* .y:. ion's. THE MEN'S Hat Store of Winston-Salem Where you will always find just your style and shape. All Colors. Hunch" d Dozen to make you:* selection from— s3.so to $!0 fret a -ood one when vou hu;. ->fts and Over-Coats, n's FumS hint,* U(i «:h St.— Where Trad-; find. —We B y,in W. L. REID %J/ie Yocjue WINSTON-SALKJM * N. C. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN DAN BURY REPORTER CONTINUOUSLY. TRY IT! Xul M. Smith. cuny a;e:i. (• Onslow County, reports th::' ->' i "relief"' families j rodmv ! >.7.5'1 5 50 worth of fa nr. produ.-i and worth of canned prr UUCt th:s Si A (. :m farir.or lejojts harvest!.; . A carlo iTf lambs shipped f the Je»> ;• Ci'y market by v .-.w ers of AHorJiany County shippers s : r our.ds. Thirty-six Catawba County Jersey breeders have si fcne a-rrcoments to have their herds tested for Bans* diffuse. Less than one percent reactor.- ! was found anion-; 2.034 breedin. birds recently tested for Bncillarv *' ..i in Puiifc* Countv ' ) C * dairymen wh • ' ;h o.iio.s the ensilage If keeping perfeetl-1 nrfl mslre» .r. T- K •• ar. exce!..-nt fe 1 f>, 1 heir ca: tlo. One Craven County farmer wa: allowed by the County Committee to take part in the adjustment Program this year after destiM mg 25 acres of excess cotton and 1.7 acres of tobacco. I REO C7.GS3 R3JEF G!¥Efi TO VICTIMS [" I*s nisswra? I' >» i."» r u* /k'lrf $ uEiv T; Fires. Hurricanes, F rrr'v CMiettics. Wake r.;; \! of Year > • .ir . - v. i i :i n ... . . • •r . .\i: re* ; ■.!*.::• .! >!i. r : . ...rum & .:.*,. j.• •:«. !•• hahilitatioii. |he !: : -• i* 'i. i.! :..r of nil \ ". :« . and a \ .. ... *.i! distiT.oiiion. char* .■ ; :: ,i i«astors report, d last \ ..•• Pi-.: Ir.n ri. .iik s. hail s' :i:- •> . .•:'ii r storm* made up aI -t half or tiie total. Kspecially T rn::s w-re the tropical storms v it swept in from the *«a to the A: . l.d ftiilf Coast region There v.i re ill storms of this type, establish* :i;.* a new record for frequency. N\ \t :n number to storms were dis- i enters of tiro, the report shows. Ited i s* a d was pi von following 25 lires !\ t'.e I'nitid States and Insular pns- ; sissiei;?. The most spectacular was the i Chicago stockyards tire, where lied ! t r.'ss workers arrived shortly after the , ti.e started, adniinistering relief until i the emergency period passed, giving f.aid to about !,"uo persons. floods caused serious damage fn s me sections. IT calling for Ked Cross ri i:ef. Three explosions were reported. I three epidemics nf malaria and tjphoid fever. A school bus wreck was i : c of the year's tragedies for which lied cross funds we>e in eded fur re* ' .in.: r- ;u'i!!itatic.n. "Technloite ac.iiiirt d by the lit d C:tln ;t:• c- disasters and ihe bun trails of others we have handled is at ti. service of the public," Chairman r.:yne raid. "To make this possible i t >;»•!* relief service has issued a manual rontainit.g in.-t.'. aliens for t' rs .; teu-'ed in advance firepa fir or::- romcies Disaster in s' • -• u. re he!,l la-t year In 2S s- rattvie . ations. to enable Rid .d i vie workers to formula!* . ; . : fei jit - disaster emergencies >' t if to disaster r* 1i• f activi t. t *:. i It*.! Cro.-s ci.: ts from il.e r • ' !u : i i ■■ ar from T;' nrc > £ .ve l.'\os I>i \ ■ Ara y * l> t! s..'; • in.-:. ■ i nis ai.-ij t . ' til; ;. •. ti wurkt:'.' c War Veterans' Problems Increase 1.:.-t y. r A rican 1! d Cross chap to.s u It wii!i the p.nbieais of nearly •! veterans and their families. "i.e w •:!,*•: s lind that as the years go 1 ti "heir responsibility inreasis rather t'.,.;ti i!i> ti uses. Cnanaes ill leg station, ti.e increasing age of vetert lis and the c !,-■ .spent in i.-ase in physical ills, t:nv n 'is I' ll* syiupatiiet'c treat* : •. 'i'raill'd i!i'l Cross .v.irkers. in ■ :i i ti to ibis service to veterans the I 1 .1 : s. H' d as tlio (.(Deia! medium ! i v.. n ti. * p ; . all !ti e men in mill* t : > c:: I *..•,.! : • rvire giving aid r t• • •'.i : *. i .■ las't year to (!.!•"!• .; :i in ' i.i ..*.>'. navy and murine I c 1 [We Are Looking For You V Shoppers fror.i all sections are coming in and, after looking over our stock declare that our prices are "THE LOWEST THEY HAVE SEEN." II You, too, will agree when you see our complete line of the FAMOUS EAGLE STOVES AND RANGES, BED BOOM AND ll] LIVING BOOM SUITS, CHAIBS, BEDS, SPBINGS, MATTBE SSES, ETC., ALL BOUGHT IN CABLOAD LOTS. a HIGHEST PBICES FOB TOBACCO SINCE 1819 vltlr IVIOiIO* LOWEST PRICES FOB FUBNITUBE SINCE 1919 MADISON FURNITURE CO., IMsM C 1 • • *OR OUR NEW STQBE IN aTQNEVILLE., > J 1 I run DANBI'KY KKFORTFK CJ.I;T ii. C*.'! I ..liilnL' J» tiiSTiTUTE Or B .liuiMS V.V.SIU.VCVON. iv ('.—T! o A:., r. (•■:u I::.-■.*'•_• st I'-tnking, s...i| to ••• ' t t s\ t t ro. . i • : i*.- i. . I . r - i • •'i • T i • r. i' r ; ' ■ ' !!• • t t ; i ;•■.*.' in : I.: •„ >. ■ • •t. Ii ■..! • • • : •.* ; Division. "I'ai Is end .\> sill !i rt is • • !i j I is necos.-.ii y to a knowledge ol I .ilikinc. | However, the institute does nt htop hero, hut oneoiiragos gradiialo study | in Corporation Finance. Trust Si rviee. l"anil Credit Administration and iliisi* / ness Korei-asting. Again it emphasizes ' in special courses the importain e .r the less technical but highly benelioial | study of Constructive Customer Kola* tions. Hanking Kuniianientals and I'tib !ic Speaking. No com men. is necessary on tuese courses: their value is at om e apparent " ,"«W.V.V«W.".V.V.V.V.V.V.V.".SVJ , .V.V.V.W i i i All Records Smashed I TOBACCO AVERAGES I $41.37 | PRICE'S WAREHOUSE ji l" m Madison, N. C. I; B a "■ n» $ The Entire Sale Today ji | Averaged $41.37 ■: ■ ■Sc. _ ■ ft ■ a » | ALL WE ASK IS £ | COME AND SEE ;j Bob & Sam Price i, v I; NORTH CAROLINA'S HIGHEST WAREHOUSE "I MADISON, N. C. jl ■I Oet. 25. 1934) "I i if H PATRONIZE HOME ® | DAVE TITTLE'S f g| PLACE J ff Cleaning', Pressing'® w* f|p @ Wet Wash Laundry 0 (}•.; Filectric Shoe Repairs^} Your Footwear Mended By Experts While You W ait. gfe g TUTTLf (111 MIC • £ WALNUT COVE, N. C. A ••••••••••••• TAKE THE REPORTER THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1931
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