Leaflet Advertising
State's Playgrounds
Being Distributed
The
and the layout and text prepared by
Assistant Director Paul Kelly
Cecil Hell, at the publicity
and the booklet
tains the very high i
the department has
pa. It eras
delayed by the printinc company,
bu* the printing job is very good.
photographs of the Carolina coast
Fort Macon.
There are pictures at the upper
coastal plain and piedmont sections
at the State, sbowrmg fox chaws,
steeple chases in the sandhills, gull
ing. scenes and held trails, with 1-1
inlersprmklmg at pictures at plan t
of historical
the State Capitot
night. The latter part at the booklet
is devoted to western North Caro
Return of Prosperity
Brings Increases in
Birth Rate of State
Raleigh.?With the return of pros
perity a definite increase in the
number of babies being born in
North Carolina is reflected in figures
compiled by the division of vital
?tatialirs of the State Board of
Health.
Reports for the first six months of
1*57. as compared with the first
half of lfiM show that ?ST? babies
period bat year. a
1.104 in favor of 1981
aa been upward ana
UOS. prior to which tone there wai
births, following a de
just after the aw.
at its
show a declining death rate.
number of deaths reported by the
vital statistics division the Ant half
of 1937 was lT_59g This was is
with 1M74 reported tbi
perid in 193C, a dif
of 1J76 in favor of 1937.
i births
April. May
June, this year, while slight de
creases were evident during Ji
ary. February and March, though I
the net gain stands at 1.104.
IXiring only one month this year
?April?have there been more
deaths that last year.
Cat Compels for Hay As
Pods Begin To Yellow
The best time to cut cowpeas for
hay is when the first pods begin to
yellow. This gives a hay of high
quality with not too much woody*
material Cure as rapidly as pos
sible because over curing causes the
leaves to fall off and leaches out the!
green color.
Grain Not Necessary
For Dry Dairy Cows
If there is plenty of good pasture
available and the animal is ii
flesh. no other feed will be
period, but the animal should
free access to a good mineral mix
the grazing i
hay is being fed. If
pasture is short or the cow
flesh enough concentrate should be
fed to put the animal in good
before freshening However, all
high protein grains and corn is i
ally removed from the grain ration
about two weeks before freshening
A godB grain mixture to feed during
Uus period is composed of equal
parts of m-heat, bean and ground
Mite bell Farmers Average
$7.07 Per Head lor Lambs
The first cooperative shipment ot
lambs ever to move out of Mitchell
County brought farmers an average
of $7.07 per animal recently.
quality. Bourn Brothers. WJ
liamston, N. C. jyTt 4t
NORTHMOOK
r ?itTiuiB? CO rcetu iu
When scorching heat
holds like a vise,
Quench your thirst with
SCHUTZ ON ICE
r
You don't have to
cultivate a taste for
SCHLTTZ. ?. You like it
on first acquaintance
...and ever after.
j
I hat Made Milwaukee I" a in
Harrison Wholesale Company
PHONE 181
Schlitz Distributors?N. C.
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Beginning Saturday, Promptly at 8:30 a.m.
BELK-TYLER'S FINAL
Clean - Sweep Sale
Ail summer merchandise must go! Costs have been lorgotten! Priees have
been slashed to the "bone" for immediate clearanee. It's a "(Jive- \wav."
FINAL SALE!
300
WASH
DRESSES
SI Sheer Printed Ba
Yoiles ul Swisses. All
?ini styles.
68c
SALE! GENUINE
A. B. C.
PRINTED SHEERS
AND
DOTTED SWISSES
Kegalar Mr Printed Batistes.
and fist Kwlasn im
19c
-TALK OF-THE TOWN"
PRINTED
CREPES
S?r mis! Fine quality
P""W Crepes. lovely patterns
Final Sale
39c
SALE!
SILKS
Shaateps, Pebble Crepes.
Trialed Crepes and Novelties.
Vahesto
36c
SALE!
SILK HOSE
Pare thread silk, lovely ine
quality. Newest
Final Sale
Be Here Saturday Morning at
8:30 Sharp .... Don't Miss It
SATURDAY AT 8:30 A. M SALE!
1,200 Yards WASH GOODS
Regular 19c Fine printed Voiles. 4
Batistes, and Dimities. All new
styles. FINAL SALE J
PART LINEN KITCHEN TOWELS
Good size, part linen, real
values. While 300 last Sat
urday. FINAL SALE
SATURDAY AT 8:30 A M
FINAL -GlYF-AVUV
SALE
103 SILK
DRESSES
Printed Bembergs, Chiffons and
Wash SilEs. Out they go Saturday.
Every one!
SILK DRESSES.
Wen- l> T* UN
FINAL SALE
SILK DRESSES.
Sv.irfttMi
FINAL SALE
$1.68
$2.63
SILK DRESSES.
Wen up to M M
FINAL SALE
SILK DRESSES.
Were ap to IliN
FINAL SALE
Final Sale?WASH DRESSES.
Regular U N I town
All New Summer Styles
WASH DRESSES.
Up Ta im ? ?
FINAL SALE
$3.57
$4.69
$1.33
$1.67
SATIKDAY AT 8:M A. M.
SALE! 800 YARDS
WASH GOODS
Short lengths of Voiles.
Dimities. Batistes. Values
to tie
FINAL SALE
10c
BARGAIN TABLE
REMNANTS
Short lengths of voiles
and curtain goods. Regular
\aiur> to 13c. FINAL SALE
5c
WOMEN'S
BATHING SUITS
$1.98
Suits
$1.19
$2.98
Suits
$1.88
$3.95
Suits
$2.38
$*.95
Suits
$2.99
"TIGER BRAND"
TENNIS SHOES
Heavy rubber soles. Can
vas tops with strong rein
forcements. All skits. Final
sale . . .
49c
GIRL'S SHEER DRESSES
ilJt Diom, MmM U
CWIJUNS
RAYON PANTIES
huts
WASH TIES
GUL-S
SUN SUITS, $1 values
JU.VS
POLO SHIRTS, $1 values
M
c
15c
tc
6tc
Stc
WOMEN'S SLACKS,
AU tl.M Grades. Final Sale
69
c
SALE ? BOYS SPORT SHIRTS
i
Plain and fancy patterns. All
Aces. FINAI. SALK *****
BOYS WASH PANTS
Galla and Shorts in lad ^1
Aces ? to IS. Values to (1. FINAL SA
77c ? $1.19
boys; longies
c Pants in stripes, checks and la
It to II yean. FINAL SAIL
47c ? 77c
$1*
WASH PANTS
79c
MEN'S WASH PANTS
Vatea To K M
91.19
Octagon, small 2c
Octagon, giant 4c
Supersuds 8c
Lux A Lifebuoy Soap 6c
Ipana Tooth Paste 31c
STRAW HATS
49c
EaUrc stock of SI
kiU A boot ? to
BARGAIN RACK
113 pairs Novelty Ties, Straps,
and Pumps. All whites. Were
up to (3.95?
Final Sale
$1.33
SALE! 116 Pairs SANDALS
Open and closed toe styles, pm pm
whites, multi-colors and pas- ? ?
tels. Out they go! Final Sale "
BARGAIN RACK
$1.97
100 pairs women's fine white
novelty ties, pumps and ox
fords. Were up to $4. Final Sale
"NATURAL BRIDGE
ARCH SHOES
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
$3.47
68c
Final Reductions on Mens Shoes
00 WHITE SHOES ?i Ml
FINAL SALE fl?"l
(3.QU WHITE SHOES, tl Q7
tpiawf
$2.47
FINAL SALE
(4.00 WHITE SHOES.
FINAL SALE
BELK - TYLER COMPANY
WILLIAMSTON. NORTH CAROLINA