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' ,<<-"> \ II lJ^"'' ' {''$; 1 ^pvWIQMTF.P 'g V ^TdiPIN'[> FAMILY** jStume ,h m cf the dweller* nw,. plains, whose delight is in' 'UP the tender shoots of I molesting crops in gen-j ^gannounced Wu-Hunk. I mLre do you hoi! from littleJ questioned Wise Owl. j ye ranee nnywiiere from I to Costa Rica," answered Krlurt ' Our breeding ground ' ^ftraiiy in the United States,1 ? usually Winner south of the! fm Valley." I ^Vrou prepared (o show this' K,iyour good and bad habits,! vnnomic status in relation / ^fthin* we are." answered! ^Mmlark timidly. I ^mn begin at the beginning ^fone. and let us see what you ^Mossy. for we I:ke your looks." ^Knk you Wise Owl I'll pro-1 K once." I BfHunk made ready for taking ^Lcrds and then the plains r began with pi'i'mptness. are about ten inches long ^Beak to the tip of cur tail as ^ in see. and I have stated we - ... .u.?,.ffhniit die United I ^ sidfnis imuuj... .Winteringin trie parts where Hrarmer and food more plenti^Kir plumage is an ideal camou^ forconcealing us in the grass ^Htubble, were it not for our conspicious yellow, which ^Bitates our turning our backs ^ffely on man and his kind for PP do not specialize on flying; ^meier the ground, but when Htruder comes near we take to as easily as our friend BobTh~y say our flight is similar Hr quail neighbors, though we Hpable of flying long distances forces us to it. Take iiovement southward to Winter istance, it compels us to fly id sometimes fast in order to [head of an early Winter blast jursues us cn our course, e farmer says it is grand to lit early some crisp October K about sunrise and see us lover on our way to some I s patch. He says the plainlute-like whistle is a reminder frost is near, and that perpn beer and pumpkin pie will Ibe on the table. ery's fanner's sons knows us Is You Beaver Vulc Shingles <w Restore its Bt (lot of valuable Y y are slowly goii int of a few doll pairs. Most noti b the homes with ofs. No wonder t 11, losing value y? ouldn't buy a h lown here, would oday the variety,< _ -?vv.i\jn VJI oeaVGt" v quickly lift any he I or dying" class, inc. I it the bright spot ol &EAVEI I Let us show I estimate, ad I at your con Mi Warren ton, North jLyii 0?CTKi@r; Si >29 BY C.G.COXAR"1'^-'^4 well, but he is rather indiscree about our well being when we risi up from the thick grass where w< roost. We make such an excellen target for him. They try to clasi us as a game bird for an excus* to shoot us, or accuse us of bein? very destructive to small grain ir Spring, for we are fond of vegetables, but we are not so greed? as some farmers think. He does no realize what an enormous numbei of grasshoppers, not to mentior other destructive insects we destroy The boll weevil, the cotton grower'! greatest enemy is among our choices' food. And we eat caterpillars mos every month out of the year whict makes up about ten per cent of oui yearly diet. We relish alfalfa weevil! and cut worms too, so why class tu as a game bird? The love we hav< for wild onions alone would rendei us unfit for the table. "We usually nest in some field oi rich meadow where hay grows best oetthisdii at the free you \ This is the Cold Contri elusive Frigidaire devel to freeze ice faster?n Suickly and easily. Ca] emonstration and free 80 new recipes. FRIGI The QUIET Amoi E. G. 1 XT/wlin i ?y \JJL 11X14 2316 rs a "E anite "iH jf zauty ts c> Lomes in this ^ A ig to ruin for W ars' worth of jW ceable of all *T|| . shabby, faded hey are hard to ' ear by year. You ome like the one you? color, charm and proulcanite Shingles will >me out of the "dead rease its value, make : the community < VULCA you samples of these peri [vise on color, etc. We kn< imand. Write or phone fc les' Buildir Warrenton, Carolina j and every often it is done to oui sorrow, for in June when our eggs , are about ready to hatch the far. mer comes along with the mowing | machine to cut the hay. This verj I often means destruction to our nesl and eggs. Such a tragedy could be averted if the farmer was half interested in us. All he would have tc do would be to leave a small spot where our nest is located and we could take care of the other details "Whoever takes any notice of oui winged cousins about them cannot fail to be impressed with the regulat tion of that department of nature's 3! housekeeping entrusted to us. We 3 are a class of tireless workers whose t duty it is to seek food entirely from 3 the ground. The gauzy-winged pests 3 such as gnats, mosquitc.es and I midges are left for the martins and i swallows to keep down. We would not undertake to feed on insects t from the air, for our efforts would t be in vain, just as it would be foi r gnats from a perch on a clod oi i the chimney swift to try to catch earth. But turn us loose in a stub> ble patch or a hay covered meadow t and see how quick we can nm dowr t the fleetest of insects." i "Little boys should be ashamec r of themselves to shoot such harm3 less friends as Meadowlark," spoke > Wu-Hunk with seriousness. 3 "I believer you are about right,' r answered Wise Owl. "If the sillj farmer does not make an effort tc r distinguish the. helpful birds from , those that do harm, and take a hand zing speed want ol dial?the new and exo^ment that enables you new ucsscns mure 11 at our showroom for a Recipe Book containing DAIRE natic Refrigerator HECHT a, N. C. Tf T Sun Pro( Beaver Vulcanite Shingles resist sun, rain, wind, snow warm, bright colors never surfaced with slate. They tion and insulation for y tNITE Sh nanently beautiful shingles, )w roofs and roofing. Our t >r interesting booklets on n lg Supplies. North Carolina 3?miiiHm?mnnmmnnM?wwmn? HE WARREN REC01 | in helping to save the valuable ones i he is doomed as a money maker. Meadowlark is helping man won; derfully in fighting the battle ' against insect pests and to the one ; who wilfully shoots these birds, a s curse ought to be cast down on his crops so they might not be fruit> ful. , ' Govenor's Farm Program Central Theme of Meeting t ? > RALEIGH, April 16.?Developing s the farm program advocated by i Governor O. Max Gardner and his i advisory agricultural board will be I the central theme of the annual [ State Farmer's convention to be I held at State college for the week , of July 22 to 26 according to plans [ made for the convention at a meet-! ing held in Raleigh last week. ' I That the nroeram mav receive full i attention, the first two days will be consumed in general matters and ' feature addresses during which i time the convention will hear Governor Gardner as principal speaker 1 of the week. The last two days, and :/5\ if BAD > / AFTER EATING V fJl "Four yeabs ago, V I Buffered withy EgjLll heartburn and bill&Jfcu ious indigestion. Whatever I ate Igjjy ' disagreed with [ jg me. Gas on my L ?3St stomach made me 1\aH I verv tmcnmforfc. able. My tongue was coated and \\B my color was bad. \1 "I needed a good laxative, and so my mother-in-law gave me Bome Black-Draught and told me to take it. I found it helped me very much, so I bought it for myself Seems it was the very thing I needed. It is a fine family remedy, and I use it when I need something for constipation. "I also give Black-Draught to my children whenever they neea something for colds or upset stomachs. Our whole family takes Black-Draught,'' ?Mrs. G. C. Leary, 103 North Alston Ave., Durham, N. 0. I\V0MT?1N who need a tonlo I should take CABDUL Used by I tying H | [ women ror over bu year a. n.<4>| ome"! of?Rain Proof are scientifically made to '?they are fire-safe. Their fade for they are mineral provide unusual protecears and years to come. JINGLES , give you an experience is lodern roofs. , Inc. RD * all of the sectional meetings for men will be concerned entirely with way! and means of putting the progran: into actual operation. The college plans to invite the chairman of the county boards of agriculture and the county councils of farm woman tc attend the convention bringing with them suggestions from their home counties and carrying back the idea! developed at the convention. It was decided also to invite the Honorable Arthur M. Hyde, Secretary of Agriculture, to address the convention. Other noted speakers will be Dr. E. C. Brooks, president of State college, and W. A. Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture Both of these are members of Governor Gardner's advisory board and will likely speak along the lines oi the State program. A fpnt.nr?> nf thf> cnnvpnt.ion fni j They F^ht Fiirej ithe consequ< Our loyal firemen do their no matter how efficient in the! at the least some damage to actually resulting in tragedy a You can fight the consec insurance policy and be safe moderate. We invite you to obligation. CITIZENS INSIIR1 (Licor R. T. WATSON, P PAU] Warren FIRE LIFE ] "Consult your Insurance Doctor oi REPO Ci At Warrenton, Noi the close of businesi Loans and Discount United States Bond All Other Stocks an Banking House ? Furniture and Fixt Cash in Valut and 1 Depository Bank Checks for Clearing Cash Items (Items ] Total Capital Stock Paid Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Reserved for latere Reserved for Depre Demand Deposits I Other Deposits Sub Deposits Due State Official Thereof: Demand Certificate; (Due in Less Tha Cashier's Checks 0 Certified Checks 0 Savings Deposits (I Bills Payable Total State of North Caro R. T. Watson, ? * ? ii _ Director 01 tne omi day, and, being dul report is true to the (Sworn to and sub; me this the 3rd d 1929. MARY I My commission es ber 4, 1930. i 9 \ 1 jrenton, North Carolina , the women attending will be the 5 annual short course at which over ( 600 farm women were present last year. Award swill be made to three or more outstanding farm women. There are being selected by the home demonstration workers at this * time. 1 Secretary James M. Gray is now ; at work building the program for ' the annual convention. With definite plans ahead, the meeting this Summer, should be a turning point in the agricultural development of ! North Carolina, says the secretary. > ' Twenty-two contestants have en1 tered the Polk county farm-naming and yard-beautification contest to ' I be held this season. I Ten cars of hogs have been shipped from Beaufort county as a start in the swine work this Spring. jj^ 5?You Can Fight *nces of Fire! best whenever a fire occurs?but [ r work they are, every fire causes i the nronertv involved, if not nd heavy loss. luences of fire?take out a fire . The insurance rates are very consult with us?you incur no JE S BONDING GO. porated) resident L B. BELL, Manager ton, N. C. LIABILITY BONDS Agent as you would your r Lawyer." I RT OF THE CONDITION C tizens Ba rth Carolina to The Corpora 3 on the 27th day of March, li RESOURCES a s d Bonds ures Amounts Due from Approved s ; and Transit Items Held Over 24 Hours) LIABILITIES In (Net Amount) ciation )ue Banks ject to Check of North Carolina and AnyUnsecured, $3,184.92 5 of Deposit ,n 30 Days) utstanding utstanding )ue on or After 30 Days) lina?County of Warren, ss: President, E. S. Allen, Directo sens Bank, each personally ap] ly sworn, each for himself, sa v>i"a tnnwledce and be ! (JCOl; Ui .. ---o scribed before B [ay of April, E. GRANT, E Notary Public. :pires Septem- ^ fei - :T 4 " : - -T ' . ' ' 'r' ' ' y S ' " r-A-.j? PAGE THREE A farmer of the Glenville section of Macon county produced 20 tons of the Banish Ball Head cabbage on one acre last year. Tests to determine the best fertilizer treatment for peanuts have been started Hertford county. NEW TUDOR SEDAN Prompt, courteous T~1 4 # rora service WHEN you bring your Ford car here for service, you are always sure of prompt, courteous treatment from men who know their business. Our mechanics are specially trained and our new precision service equipment duplicates factory manufacturing methods. Only genuine Ford parts are used and all labor is charged at a low flat rate. Boyd-Gillam Motor Co. Warrenton, N. C. O. S. 4 )F THE nk tion Commission?At 129. $433,051.05 67,589.14 52,492.50 17,402.79 8,652.04 62,962.88 1,331.51 10.00 $643,491.91 $ 20,000.00 50,000.00 11,915.80 5,500.00 | ' 10,912.18 102.95 252,413.22 E 3,184.92 I 29,699.30 853.14 235.00 1 nnc A A Z<3<3, O i t;,iv 25,000.00 $643,431.91 I 1 r, and C. R. Rodwell, j peared before me thig || ys that the foregoing lief. N L T. WATSON, || President. S. ALLEN, Director. !. R. RODWELL, Director. ? 'gJ m
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