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filter cd
' i dairy calves raised by.
t 1 Eaacombe county club
"L Abcat To
, Happen -fv
YOU'RE in for a real .oppor
tunity to save when you come
to our 1-cent sale event.'
Warsaw Drug Co.
. Warsaw, NCv
Choice
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ib -w -w3 w
: $29.75 :
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X2ERB is only a limited number of these coats available at
this attractive price. 'For a
wmn " mmd mokinir. finely'
sizes.
r"
members captured high lonors in
the 4-H Jersey Guernjr,y, and ba-!el
oy oeei snows at no mhs Jiair.
last week. '
Sequel's Betty of Ellda, entered
by Earle Trull, Buncombe County,
won the grand championship : of
the 4-H Guernsey show and was
then named grand champion of the
open Guernsey show. r -
Granada Merimaid, entered by
Bay Morrison, Iredell County, won
the grand championship of the 4-
H Jersey show for the fourth con-
MuU. jfi. xu w .-,
.animal that won him a four-year
; holarship to State College tat
. r ' ' ' 1
I - A son and dauehter of Grana -
da Merimaid also won first plac-vquently -results in . ouireaks of
es in their classes, and then the. colds or bronchitis, and sometimes
son, senior yearling, won Jirst; sorehead or pox if the Airds have
place in that class in the open 'not been vaccinated, t
Jersey show," v ,l I "Birds hould not be jcrowded. in
entered an Aberdeen-Aneus steer;
that won the errand championship
of, the 4-H baby beef show.
dais said this animal was of un-
usually, good type. - -
r' xi. t - v ' - 1!
via the Jersey show county
InlanoJ in fnllAvritlff ArflAT TrMa I
dell Catawba, Wake,
Yadkin,
- i
Caldwell, and Stanly.
1 "5 ' " ".'
town. or country life they are
made. ' Women's and misses'
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bujki u3y X vn.i9 Jul
. r
ar.J !;ee,
I,- I.e.- . , -Cir.?.fy
.s in tl
" iw vaei' iCras;
..Vr-a, Ci-sroiee J
7 :?V
onooiuu
jsston a
'a7ne. , ' ,
12e champion bird'1 a tle 4-!
poul'xy show, resume this ft
Alter a lrr?e of sever: years, was
a sr'ie com cari bi vn cocker-
entered by Avery 1 m Fonda,
Jiuncomoe uounry,
"V V
Poultry Nccijs
Fresh Air, But
T, 4
Drafts are a source U danger to
J the poultryman at thil time of
.poultry specialist at State College
im. Ai. a
uTw houTJ & ttey
lhonld not be expose! to direct
. drafts and dampness s this f re-
There should be at least four sua
are feet of floor space for each
Offi-,bird. - P, t v ;,; j
wercrowded. Dirus wvelop.
higher percentage of US lay j for seeding clover, vetch and Au-
fewer and smaller eggs, and arelstrian winter peas is - between
tnn imnWii t mmm.''1mi fbntMnW ib ui nti.
. . ':i4
r.: ieea a uea
.mash
you get more for,,
money
SELL TOUR TOBACCO '
In Greenville
' - THIS GOOD SALE
MADE OH THE "
, GREENVILLE MARKET '
- HUGH BAREFOOT 1 !
280 lbs at 48c J 99.84 ;
174 lbs at 49e , ', ', ; 85.26" '
50 lbs at 38c 'JL 1 19.50 ,'
182 lbs at 42o 80.64 ,
142 lbs at 37o ' .,, 52.54 '
Total 766 lbs, $337.78
; AVERAGE $44.09 "
, Best Tobacco b Selling Up
To S95.0O'pef 100 Pounds- '
Every DaylsaGood Day .
To
; Sell Tobacco In Greenville -
FANCY TOBACCO BRINGING
FANCY
There is a Market for
AS EVTDEHCEtOF THIS JSALg
. , KOXDAT, OCT0SZ3 18. - "
86 Poundsy
80 Pounds .
164 Pounds
124 Pounds.
154 Pounds .
284 Pounds .
72 Pounds :
250 Pounds ,
-
-
,
-
326 Pounds
46 Pounds:
126 Pounds .
214 Pounds.
50 Pounds .
12 Pounds
112 Pounds
140 Pounds' .
50 Pounds .
; 10 Pounds .
.1
.1
46 Pounds z.'.
256 Pounds"
TOTAL 2622 POUNDS..
AVERAGE-; $83.84
Every basket in. this' sale, purchased bygone of the companies buying
On this' market. Our entire sale Monday 322,560 Lbs. - ' , "
f:;f;VE!UGkV$33.95 W
- ij Sell Your Tobacco in Greenville :
WITH'
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Ve have Ffrd Sales,
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rr.d 11:
3
jl&t ac-
" ' s "ited from old
, j - . " i need more
. !. .1 ri I,. ,!y .we!j;ht:,
i La iA l .e;aly when
v.Jt te o.r and Kgw
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.' QUX3: Can Dottonseed meal be
used to replace fish mel and meat
scrap in the poultry mash? - ,.-
ii3WIlit: trpsrimental work
along this line indicates that oot
tonseed meal cannot bo used to re
place all of the ' animal protein
concentrates in the , mash,- but
tjhat is. can be replaced not to ex
ceed five percent of the total mash.
There is a wide variation in toxi
city and feeding valne of the cot
tonseed meals on the market and
there is also a deficiency in min
erals as compared with meat scraps
and fish. meal. It would be unwise
to make an material change in the
mash especially if the birds are in
lay. . , a ,V t
; ftTTESTJOV ; Is it too kite to
seed crimson 'clover oats, vetch
and Austrian Winter Peas? ' '
ANSWER: Ho. The best time
for oata htwMii (WtAlwi- 1 ' nrH
November 1. The seed bed should I
be finely pulverised to a depth of j
inree or iour mcnei ,wiur. very
firm soil underneath. This will
help prevent freezing out of the
prop. Put In the seed with
grain drill as this method of seed
ing gives a better ' stand than
broadcasting. In seeding cats use
an open farrow drill as this will
also prevent excessive freemng.
t Less Monthly Discomfarf
- Many women, who romerlr suf
fered from a weak, run-down coa-
aiuon as a result or poor assimila
tion of food, say they benefited by
taking OARDUI. a qpedat sedloiq
for women. They found li healed to
increase tne appetite and lm
ajg8sooor thereby brlnautS
more strength from their faqd.
v Narorauy were Is less
at monthly periods when
has been strenethenad and
oua fractions regtored and remnal
i oardal. prmli4 tf ttoaauidi et mA
b wort( tortog. or eotua, Jt bJk
ttsetitad. eomult hytlrln. i, .
PFflCES
Fancy Tobacco in
MAX3 BY FORBES & MORTON,
8 85.44
. "t . a
y Li U:j w.
tLe grain feed
. 89o
. 82c
S788U
78c
91a U.
?1 W
80.10
184.48
88.72
120.12
S58.40
85.52
217.50
144.50
87o,w
75p
BWv
85q7-
80o-
70o U.
77CX.
76o .
88o
43.70
107.10
192.60
85.00
9.24
. 85.12
123.20
7241.
a nn
82qli
77rv
a. ' 8.20
M 85.42
220.16
$2,198.18
86qn.
1
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Teccday, Oct. 26th
C-f-
i, . 3 anl keep up :
i p-i t. ! , ..ioon should .oe
r'jiLvJ Wivh colored kebands so
they can be selected for breeding
purposes next year. . , ,
"If yon do not plan to buy goodj
chicks from a reliable t hatchery.
yon should arrange to breed onlyi
year best birds, as that u the on
ly way you on buSd vn' good,
profitbOt CwS," Le el.
''ft
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STATE GOLLEGE
ftULSTICIT: What is the best
method for cuing meat on ' the
farmf ?i f . , 1 -AH8WZR:
There are many me
thods of carina meat and most oi
them are simply variations of two
principal methods, the brine cure
and the dry salt cure.' Common
salt is the basis of all meat cur
ing aid is used in varying amounts
and in all tnethots, Bugar is some
times added to give a better fla
vor and also to counteract the ao
tion of the salt by keeping the
muscles soft, where' the salt a
lone makes them hard. The recom
mended formulas Jor both the
"brine cure" and the "dry cure"
are contained in Extension Fold
er Ho. 34 and copies may be had
upon application to the Agncul
tural Editor at State College.
Persimmons
Are Ripe
(From The Christian Science
Monitor)
"Persimmon, n." says the dic
tionary. "(Of Virginia Indian ori
gin. A tree (Diospyros virginiana)
of the. United States, with small
white flowers and a plumlike
fruit; also, the fruit" i,
This might answer my English
friend who recently left me quite
speechless with the auery. "What
is a persimmon t" One wishes
that more of these questions could
be asked between the nations of
the world; for with the exchange
of such innocent and fundamental
lore would come an understanding
that could hardly be wedged asun
der by the ambitious and the ruth-;
less. Yet, much must be added to
the dictionary definitions . before
the question is answered properly ;
and perhaps mere words van nev
er do it, any more than descrip
(dons east explain a Japaaese"
garden.
The persimmon, on mignt ; say,
Is the distillation of the long Sou
thern summer, mellowed aid
broueht Kb tawny perfection by
the first autumn frosts and best
eaten al fresco, by children and
those of any age whose hearts are
childlike. But it is mot In the deep
oathrather in the : northern
.. I T,a. Vwnvn tlifl Miwliiinion.f
for it is olMervei of foliticall
dividing lines.
- It is distinctly an Indian ium
mer fruit any attempt to force
the season eains the impatient
taster only a badly puckeredi
mouth and a hearty respect xor
the astringent s qualitiea of the
greet persimmon. School children,
cutting across sroodlots or rouow
ing the course of the creek, glance
impatiently up the long, , slender
trunk of the tree at the green
globes slowly yeHowfngj Mi if
they pick up a fallen fruit they
only pinch it experimentally and
shake their heads. A half, ripe
peach or apple would tempt them,
but this is a different story. Still,
ther make a Great show of offer-
ma it to theu mates; hoping to
find one not wise in the ways of
rtne persimmon; xor u nuuu
.a . AM- J- Aa a I
ioke. a find of initiation at which
the neophyte must snow nis cau-
ber by laugning even u me langn
Is necessarily a wry one. ' j v
Then one morning, before the
children expect it, a white dew
blankets the garden. Tomato vines
droop in the sun and hang limply
from their " ' stakes, and "yellow
pumpkins loom suddenly .above
huMr wCttnir leaves. The 1 air
seems clearer sthan before v the
cawing .of crows more vrtrMeat.
Virriaia creeper is a bonfire in
the tons of the trees it has climb
ed, and even the stubborn oak be
gins to smoulder darkly. Hickory
nuts and black walnuts outwee
irfftiaa brown leaves to the
BToimd. causinfl a fltrr in the
squirrel population. " '"
After th first sharp day or
two the coolness . abates and s
mellower sunshine drifts on a cur
ious, smoky hase over the country
side, sometimes the warmth is so
pronounced that violets eome to a
second blooming under tne neages.
Our ancestors fancied that the
r--8 came from fires .built by
I -s on tLeir fall hunt: 'but
f..e I .;:ans of late hate kindled no
rises over the valleys. Or they jm
p!ained that it was an emanatkcif tie coming winter,
from leaves rottine in the fcreatswl. w j -k. - 1
forests: but the forests are gone
(and Indian Summer remains.
- With so many thing to. "lor"
their attention; school, the tor-
ing oi apples and pumpkins, i
ripening of black and red haws
the spicy odor of .pickling from
the farm Htohen; the ohildren
have' forgoflen: paiafmmons. For
gotten, until one day in the wood
lot a quick breeze sends the glob
ules showering down on a sprei
of clean, crisp leaves. The fir-t
child to reach them picks one up-
and turns it in practiced fingers:
At the stem end it is purply
brown, shading' away to clouded
copper. The skin is no longer
stretched smooth, but wrinkles
gentry. It is soft to the touch and
the pulp, tasted now without hes
itaion is sweet and yet has the
tang of autumn woods, of Indian
Summer, v .
i "Ta-ay, fellers! Persimmons are
ripe!"
More than 1,200 Johnston Coun
ty farmers have signed up to be
gin strip-cropping this fall
Wayne County farmers have
harvested several thousant tons
of hay during the past three weeks
Program For Week October 25tlr
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26TH
J w You Can't Have Everything "
f " . Starring Alice Faye, Rita Brothers, Don Ameche
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26TH
" SUPER SLEUTH "
; Starring Jack Oakie and Ann Bothern Tack Pot $20.00
I WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27TH
l; " WEST BOUND LIMITED-'
Starring Lylo Talbot and Polly Bowles
f CHURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCT. 28TH & 29TH
THE PICTURE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR:
" LOST HORIZON w
Starring Ronald Coleman, Jane Wyatt, John Howard and
Margo-Frank Capper'a Best Production.
SATURDAY, OCT. 80TH--1:45 TO 11:00
I " ONE MAN JUSTICE"
V fitarring Charles Btarrett
SATURDAY NIGHT- OWL SHOW 11:00
"I COV THE WAR"
Bfarriua
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WANOCA
THEATRE
Wallace
Program, Week Oct 25th
MONDAY OCTOBER 25TH ONLY
You Can't Have Everything
Starring Alice Faye, Don Ameche, Hits Bros.
Eubinoff.' . .
TUESDAY, OCT. 26TH ONLY-
: "That Certain Woman M
Starring Bette Davies, Henry Fonda, Ian Hunter
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27TH, WISH HITE, $50.00
OR MORE DOUBLH FEATURE 1
"WINDJAMMER"
IWitS George O'Brien, and ,
' - ' " With'Charlie Chan
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28TH-
"BORNEO"
i j. By Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson
FRIDAY, OCTOLTR 29TH X . ,
"MAICE A WISH"
', Starring Boliby. Breen, Basil Rathbone
SATURDAY, OCT. 80TH BUCK JONES IN
, Law cf Tombstone " ,
SATURDAY "SUTIJ OWL' KlOW-i-1 " ' :
:; She CcuMn't Take It
..With Georre Paft Joan Bennett '
P-I
to insure a f u
SEED
FKESE STOCK; JUST
BECETVEI)
. TUBHIP & EUTA BAGA LSi
CHLESTOH & " WAKEFIELD
CABBAGE '
MUSTARD, KtLE,
TEHDEBGEEEH, Etc.
ONION SETS, FRESH &
LET U6 BE ifOUB SEEDMEN
J. E. HOOD &CL
Kinston, N. C.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
WARSAW, N.C
John Wayne
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