8 miles S. E. of Smithfield SuL) divided into small tracts to be sold At Auction Saturday November 10. IN directing your attention to the sale of the old "Whitley Place" now owned by Mr. Een F. Gardner, we feel that we are % m ikin^ it possible for you to own a part of one of the best farms in Johnston County. Certain it is, there is no better farm to be bought at auction and on terms that are more than liberal. Too much cannot be said for the soil on this farm, it being one of the most productive under cultivation. The location is certainly all that could be desired. Good neighbors, good churches and gocd schools near by. This truly is a great sale of a great farm in a great community. Free Dinner will be served to all attending and a brass band will furnish lively conccrls. The terms will be easy at d ycur ptice ill be ours for one day only. ! M ote* We are going to sell only about 300 acres of this fine farm, this being ? the very best part. SALE CONDUCTED BY First National Auction Company Office: SMITHFIELD, N.- C. SANDLIN BROS., Mgr's. BEN E. GARDNER, Owner " Let Us Sell YOUR Land" Milk a Cheap Food. The housewife who is endeavoring to reduec family living expenses should consider milk and milk pro ducts as possible substitutes for high er goods. It has long been known that milk and cheese are exceptionally good and very cheap foods. Numer ous nutrition experiments have been conducted in which milk and cheese have been used in comparison with other foods such as beef, chicken, eggs, and bread. These experiments have demonstrated the real value of milk, chcese and butter in relation to the other foods. For instance, Percy W erner, Jr., of the Missouri College of Agriculture points out that 1 quart of milk is equivalent to three-fourths of a pound of lT.n beef, 8 hen eggs, 2 pounds of chif ken (including bones as bought) or one-half pound of white bread. In other words, a glass of milk will furnish as much food as two whole eggs; or a meal containing 2 pounds of chicken whould have been fully as nutritious if a quart of milk had been substituted for the chicken. When milk is 10 cents a quart, chick en 25 cents a pound, and eggs are 40 cents a dozen, 10 cents worth of milk equals in food value, 50 cents worth of chicken or 26 cents worth of oggs. A still more striking way of expres sing the value of milk is to state what one could afford to pay for milk in order to get the same quantity of food which is now received from beef ut 20 rents and chicken at 25 cents a pound. If l>?ef is worth 20 cents per pound milk is worth 15 cents per quart. If chicken sells at 25 cents per pound milk is worth 50 cents per quart. If one can afford eggs at 40 ccnts a dozen he can afford to pay 25 cents a quart for whole milk. Cream cheese is just about six times as conccntrated as milk which moans that one pound of chcese is equivalent to 2 dozen eggs or about 2 pounds of beef. Good chcese at 40 cents a pound js about 5 cents cheaper than beef at 20 cents and 80 ccnts cher.per than eggs at 40 cents a dozen. This analysis is sufficient to show that milk at ordinary prices of 8 and 10 cents a quart is one of the cheap est foodi nvailable. Bread is cheaper and makes n very pood meal with milk. Milk is not only cheap but it contains some substance, present in butter but lacking in lard ant! oleomargarine, whjch stimulates growth of children. Every growing child should receive at least 1 qunrt of milk a day.? 'Indiana Farmer. .->00 MCE PINK CHRYSANTHEM ums for sale, 50 cents to $1.00 per dozen. Fine assorted colors $1.50 to $2.00 per dozen. Mrs. C. V. John son, Srnithfield, N. C. LAND FOR SALE? EIGHTY-ACRE farm, known as the Cook Place, sit uated two miles East of Clayton, and suited to tobacco and genera! crops. Lot in Clayton, containing one and three-eights acres. Will sell whol? or part. Two lots in "New Colored Town" in Clayton. Lot near depot in Srnithfield. D. J. Thurston, Clayton, N. C. FOR RIDING DUTCH PLOWS, Mowers, Cutaway Harrows, see The Austin-Stephenson Co. BUGGIES AND HARNESS? A CAR load of old Hickory and Hughes buggies now on hand. Get our prices on buggies. Roberts Atkin son Co., Selma, N. C. I'Hh SMITHFlELb BUILDING & Loan Association ha* helped ? number of people to build home* It will help others, and mayne you New series of share* no^ opet> See Mr. J. J Broadhurs'. m m K BUSINESS LOCALS. W. * * OUR FALL AND WINTER SHOES line is now complete. Cotter-Un derwood Company, Smithfield, N. C. FLOWER BULBS JUST ARRIVED. Hood Bros., Smithfield, N. ('. COLES HOT BLAST STOVES AND RjHipr*'.'-, the fuel savers, and satis factory cookers and heaters. Rob erts Atkinson Co., Sclma, N. C. IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY l>uy your Shoes, Clothing: and Dry Goods from Austin-Stephenson Co. THE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK of Furniture in Smithfield is at Cotter-Underwood Co.'s, Smithfield, N. C. FARM? WANTED A GOOD FARM in middle or eastern North Caroli na. State number acres in tract, number cterred, price and terms. Address Box 8. Middlesex, N. C. COTTER-UNDERWOOD COMPANY have just unloaded two cars of fine Furniture. See th'em before you buy and sa\c money. Smithfield, tf. C. WANTED TO BUY YOUR MUTTON suet. Hood Bros., Smithfield, N. C. LOST OK STOLEN? SEPTEMBER 28th, one black and white spotted bird dog, medium size. Finder will please notify Geo. F. M*?t>re, Ben son, and reeeivc reward. WHEN YOU VVAKi: IN THE MORN ing a Ceo, Cee Inner Spring Mat tress makes you feel rested and ready for another day's toil. Some thing New. Cotter-Underwood Co., Smithfield, N. C. GET YOUR INDIVIDUAL CIIRIST mas cards this season. A nice line of samples engraved Christmas cards now at Herald Office. Give your order early and avoid the rush. FARM MACHINERY EXHIBIT? See our exhibit at the Fair ground ! of farm implements. Roberts At kinson Co., Selma, N. C. GET YOUR BLUESTONE FROM? Hood Bros., Smithfield, N. C. WE HAVE COTTON-SEED MEAL, lf> per cent acid, 8?3 ? 2 and 8 ? 3 ? 3 fertilizer that we exchange for cotton seed. Austin-Stephenson Comppny, Smithfield, N. C. IF YOU WANT THE BEST FLOUR in town, buy Dan Valley, at Cotter Underwood Co.'s, Smithfield, N. C. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED farm land at 5 per cent interest. Hvc, seven and ten ye^.rs time. Amount unlimited. A. M. Noble, Attorney-at-luw, Smithfield, N. C. I FLOUR AND FEED MILLS ? SEE them in operation at the Fur grounds. Roberts Atkinson Co., Selma, N. C. I WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY NOW. Buy y< ur Fertilizers, Cotton Seed Meal i;nd Acid now before Sprinj? Prices are announced. Austin Stepher.son Company, Smithfield, ( N. C. | . YOU C AN MAKE MONEY BY BUY inc your Furniture at The Austin- , Stephenson Company's. A trial is all wo esk. ! j AUSTIN-STEPIIENSON COMPANY will fell you an rll wool suit for j $8..r>0. Can you beat it? | SEW TESTAMENTS AND RIBLF.S f >r ?ale at The Herald Office. WHEN YOU ARK READY TO BUY your fall poods, come to Austin Stephenson Company's, where you can find a full stock and they will save you money. STALK CUTTERS AM) GRAIN drills. Sec them at our exhibit at County Fair, next to Delco's f x hibit. Roberts Atkinson Company, Selma, N. C. NOTHING BUT THE BEST HAR ness sold at Austin-Stephenson Co. BE SURE TO SEE OUR NEW line of Furniture at old prices. Cotter-Underwood Co., Smithfield, N. C. COTTER-UNDERWOOD COMPA ny's Store is the place to buy your Dry Goods at the right price. STRAYED FROM MY LOT SATU It day night, October 27th, one light red milk cow with horns and white spots over her. Reward for informa tion leading to her recovery. Mrs. W. L. Brady, Smithfield, N. C. WANTED? TEN CORDS OF OAK and ten cords of pine wood. Highest cash price paid. Edward W. Pou, Smithfield, N. Cv IF YOU WANT ONE-THIRD OF your life, easy and comfortable see our Felt Bed line of Mattresses. Cotter-Underwood .Co., Smithfield, N. C. IF VOU WANT TO EXCHANGE your seed fur meal and fertilizer, see Tl>c Austin-Stephenson Co. II ^ or w \\T TO BUY A PA IE OF ladies' fine Shoes, go to Cotter Underwood Co. IMPROVED FARM IMPLEMENTS a pood demonstration will be at County Fair. Exhibit next to r?el co's Lighting display. Roberts \t kinson Co., Selma, N. C. CAR LO \ I) NI T COAL EXPECTED in about n week. W. M. Sanders, Smithfield, N. C. C \R LOAD EGG COAL EXPECTED in about a week. W. M. Sanders. Smithfield, N. C. WE CAN SAVE ^Ol MONEY NOW Buy your Fertilizers, Cotton Seed Meal and Acid now 1 efore Spring Priee3 are announced. Anstin Stepherson Company, Smithfield, N. C. CAR LOAD EGG COAL EXPECTED in about a week. W. M. Sanders, Smithfield, N. C. CAR LOAI) NUT COAL EXPECTED in about a week. W. M. Sanders, Smithfi Id, N. C. CAR OF PIEDMONT WAGONS AT? The Austin-Stophenson Co. All sizes. ? EVERYBODY IS HAPPY THAT sells tobacco at the Farmers Ware house. Join the happy crewd. BUGGIES OF ALL KINDS AT? Cotter-Underwood Co.'s Store at the old prices. Smithfield, N. C. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY NOW. Buy your fertilizers, Cotton Seed Meal and Acid now before Spring prices are announced. L. G. Stevens Company, Four Oaks, N. C. WE HAVE FOR SALE? SOME mules and horses cheap for Cash. Cotter-Underwood Co., Smithfield, N. C. WANT MILL HANDS, DRIVERS, log cutters, sawyers and farm hands. Good wages. J. W. Wood, Jr., Benson, N. C. IF YOU WANT TO SAVE FROM $2.50 to $f>.00 in a suit of clothes, you can do it at The Austin-Ste phenson Company's. There will be lots of Hot Doggies, j weenies, barbccuo and oysters for you at the Johnston County Fair. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY NOW. Buy y< ur Fertilizers, Cotton Seed Meal i.nd Arid now before Spring prices are announced. L. G. Stevens Company, Four Oak*, N. C. f CAR OK HACKNEY BUGGIES EX pectcd to-day at Austin-Stephens?n ' Company's ? ask any man who has v owned one. IF YOU WANT TO BORROW MON- 1 eny on your f:rm nt only 5 per cent ( interest, see A. M. Noble, attorney- t at-law, Smithficld, N. C. FOR SAI E? ONE JERSEY BULL three and onc-hnlf ye.irs old. Apply to II. A. Peterson, Smithfif Id. N. C., Route No. 2. RBMBMBEft \USTIN -STEPHEN son Company makes a specialty of clothirw and avoid that rush. HERALD OFFICE. Smithfield, N. C. i)H J. F.~ FOSTER Physician and Surgeon KENLY. N. C. rilK 151 ST LINE or SHOES OF l nds are nt Cottar Pnd'-rw r.<>d Co. Smithfield, N C.