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MARION PROGRESS, MARION, N. C„ THURSDAY, SEPT. 12, 1929 Wait a minute - - Deliberate •—You may be going too fast >— Don’t skip the pause that refreshes THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Marion, N. C. OVER S MIIXION . _ A DAY IT HAD Ta BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT IS Come to us for Goodyear Tires Your size and type. BALLEW MOTOR COMPANY Phone 225 Marion, N. C. New Ford Battery > Only , A gemune ForiJ 13-pIatc battery will y^' dependable service the year arouttd. It u built for quick starting, reliable perfcyfinance and long life. At its present piicc, ibe Ford lottery is a genuine bargain. Guaranteed. ^ McDowell motor co. E. Court St. Phone 242 Start a friendly little habit that will pay. Read the advertisements in this paper. broken out, murders in by Arthur Brisbane Another Arab War Senate and Sugar Would End Strikes' Mystery of Finance A NOTHER war has ^ following wholesale Palestine. Jews and Arabs are boy cotting each other in business. The Anglo-Palestlne bank refuses bills of credit *0 Arabs. The latter boycott the Rutenberg Electricity company and the Jewish bank. British airplanes start real work, with Arabs killed and wounded, their friends convinced that Mohammed is not as powerful as was supposed. Christians are as much interested as Jews in the outbreak. Once a religious war starts, the Mohammedan fanatic enjoys equally the murder of a Chris tian or a Jew. If anything, the Arabs might favor the Jews, to whom they are racially related. From the Jewish religion Mohammed borrowed much for his Koran. It has been said that the Koran was written by an educated Jew for Mo hammed, who probably could not write, although he certainly could fight. The senate is discussing tariff. One hundred and twenty million Americans who eat sugar, beet sugar men, L«ou- Islana sugar men, sugar growers of the whole world, are interested in Date of Seeding Wheat and When to Harvest That the date of seeding wheat ha* little or no effect on the time of har vesting is the conclusion which may be drawn after looking over the seed ing and harvesting dates kept for the past 36 years on plots at the North Dakota experiment station. In the years of 1896, 1901, 1908, 1920 and 1924 the date of harvest was Au gust 10. but the dates for seeding In those years respectively were May 6, May 4, April 18, April 26 and April 22. In some Instances there was a varia tion of a month in the date of seeding while in every instance the date of harvest came on the same date. Late seeding of wheat is not advo cated by the station, ho;wever, as it is usually followed by a short straw and a lighter crop, taking the weather con ditions into consideration. Turkey Is Roamer Many poultry men consider that tur keys are naturally a roaming bird and that they can pick up their feed from all over the farm. It has been found, however, that much better success with turkeys can be enjoyed by keep ing them confined and by following out the definite up-to-date practices that have been found economical and efficient Another practice which should be kept in mind in handling the turkey flock is that of feeding sprout ed oats or fresh well-cured alfalfa meal. VALUES Means more than just low prices— it embraces quality and savings as well and at your A. & P. store you n are assured both and in addition ^ smiling courteous service. EXECUTORS’ NOTICE We having duly qualified as Exe cutors of the Estate of D. E. Hud gins, deceased, late of McDowell County, North Carolina, this is to I notify all persons having claims A high sugar tariff really means protection, a national subsidy of many millions, for employers of Asiatic la- I against the estate of said deceased bor in Hawaii and the Philippines. | to exhibit them to the undersigned; Sugar comes duty free from those at the law offices of Hudgins, Wat-! places, belonging to Uncle Sam; Asi- ison & Washburn on or before the atics do the work. Their employers lO^h day of September, 1930, or get the profit. Not much of it will go notice will be pleaded in bar of i to sugar growers on this continent. 1A|| Pfrsons indebted^ our (rleod Cuba, good oust„n.er and ;'^“ed?afe ""1 This the 5th day of September, 1929. 'I neighbor, would be ruined by a high I tariff. If anything could ruin so plucky 1 a people. Britain’s Labor government seeks a way to “end strikes and lockouts.” In a recent cotton strike workers lost $5,000,000 a week in wages. Mills lost $7,000,000 a week in export trade, and must fight to get It back. Arbitration Is the only way. If the Labor government can find ar bitrators that both sides will trust, persuade employers to play fair and union men to keep bargains when they find they don’t like them. It will render Inestimable service to Great Britain and teach this country some thing It needs to learn. Carter Hudgins D. E, Hudgins, Jr. John M, Oglesby Executors of the Estate of D, E, Hudgins, Thin Children NEED Scott's Emulsion A. & P, PURE CIDER VINEGAR - 1-2 Gal. OQ- Gal, Jug Jug FANCY Dlpr BLUR ROSE niUL 4 lbs. 25c "‘■"'"TOMATOES - "c"„MOc DRY SALT MEATS BACKS lb. 15c BELLIES lb. 19c MEAL or GRITS - lb. 4c FINEST 1 ADn COMPOUND LnnU - lb. 12 l-2c A. & p. PLAIN OR SELF-RISING FLOUR - 'l4‘-55c $1.03 ALASKA PINK SALMON Tall Can 18c QUAKER MAID Oven Baked BEANS 3 Cans 29c 8 O’clock Coffee - - lb. 37c WHITEHOUSE |y|||_(^ EVAPORATED 3 TALL CANS ^ Jt SHORTENING SVISU.,$1.10 From the material point of view, Russia, will gain by her “continuous Industrial year.” There will be no stoppage of ma chinery, on Sunday or other days, during 360 days each year. Five other days, six in leap years, will be de voted to patriotic, bolshevik holidays. Each man will have his rest time, longer than under our six-day and Sunday plan, but machinery will n6ver stop except for repairs. To make machines work all the time and give men reasonable leisure would be the ideal program. But, of course, Sunday should not be neg lected—especially on a basis openly hostile to religion. The International Congress of Psy chology learns that married life brings the male mind closer to the feminine ! mind, j Investigation of “sex differences pri- I marily non-intellectual,” said Doctor I Erman, shows that married life weak- j ens ‘‘mental masculinity.** Naturally and fortunately, men were once all cannibals, all murderers, all thieves. To meet a stranger was to klU him or mn so that he would not kill you. Women had to change that gradually. In their husbands and in their little boys also. They have 1 done it, partly. Much work remains i for the feminine mind. ' \ Finance is a mystery, understood least by the man who thinks he un derstands It Britain lent millions to France, and France now is drawing gold from London, worrying tlie Bank of Eng land. Old Newspapers for sale at The Progress office at 5c a bundle. The French lend money on call at per cent, while complaining of poverty caused by the war. This rich est country in' the world lends call money at from 9 to 20 per cent A French business man can boirow money on time loans for 3% per cent American business men pay 6 to 8 per cent Today the stock gamblers and in vestors probably will start a«aln cheerfully. August was a great month. Two hundred and forty representa tive stocks increased in value by fOur thousand, four hundred and sixty-live million dollars. Colonel Lindbergh gays a flyer must have some imagination to get him out of trouble—not too much imagination, which might distract him from lUs flying. And the flrst-class flyer must not know what ffear is. Lieutenant Doolittle possess the necessary requirements. While show Ing what an airplane could do, above the Cleveland airport, he stripped tiie wings from his i^ane and Jumped at 2,000 feet with his parachute. He im mediately asked for a new plane and went up to comp^e in “xqwkl^^iown” stunts. •. IMf. bv Kiag Fcatona SyatEcale, Inc.) 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