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0. Tom Scott of Johnston county
chairman of the state AAA commit
tee, hag been chosen to head the U
, S. Department of Agriculture's de
fehse board in the State.
John K. .Multifield. traffic manager
of the Pan American Grace,Air
ways reports upon returning from
J-ima, Peru, that increased trade
with the United States is helping
Soutti America.
Tlie United State's Department of
Agriculture bought an aggregate
, . 13.810.220 pounds of frozen eggs
during the week endinglJuly 5.
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R A N G t SJ
"""* & *- SEE
DEMONSTRATION
4 "I can't tell you lio\v thr'Ilcd.I nm
with the. ppjSqnnancc. labor saving
features, and beauty of toy new
Nil SCO Kerosene Ratine.
"Before yott buy. insist on seeing these
wew NESCOS demonstrated ami
learn about their many convenience
features and their fine cooking ami
buking ?|uuWt't'??. You'll )ind just the
model to fit your indiMdual needs."
Simplified Operation
"The large, scientifically designed
oven has a reliable heat indicator and
* is fully insulated with efficient glass
wool. Fuel tanks are easily accessible
and powerful burners provide in
Mailt heat in various desired degrees.
"There's on enclosed storage space for
idle utensils and a removable burner
tray that keeps the stove and floor
clean Without* back-breaking drudgery.
Staggered burners allow me to
use 3 large utensils at the same time
and the convenient tabic top provides
much needed extra working space."f
Declare a houstttive's holiday and
hurry dozen to see the mtv iV'LVC'O
Hangcs at your deafer today!
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PALMOLIVE I 5U
SOAP I SV
3 for 20c 3 1
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Thrift}
Grocen
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PHONE 225
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THE PC
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'ALUMINUM wfocient for
60.000 corpse
FfXCOlATO/?-;
\6 NEEPEP in ASKING m
mosern 8om8er.
*<mevftsfracke?'
r^u. lkeo in the earl-/
wp j PA/>* Of TENNIS.
WERE GLOVE*
w/w GTAMGS
6mtcnEp/?c/?osi
rfu INCOMSSO^OO.OOC
and me a. tr tavev ?vT/oei\
mt TAXES. UtootO PAy ALL CC
. of eovfRMMEfrr for oNiyA&
*' " -S-V' v' 2 MONTHS
I FARMERS ARE URGED
I TOGRC'W MORE HOGS
1 s- st' n<lil.y increasing
pork haf caused Kllis V. '
. s-wuu -ptl'liJllsl of -the N. ('.
' l.'nU* - Kxlonsion Service, to
ou N' rfn Carolina tanners Fo
? ; iij? auuilici's.
Mo aisjiiey in circulation ill
suit 'i 'lie. .Defense Program
j created, a brighter situation
i swine niseis. Likewise, tlie
j lend act guarantees pork, stl
j to iii;;ain.
"TheSe factors have hrougt
boui.n favorable ration betwei
(
prices a ltd feed prices." Vesta
"With hogs selling at 1<> cen
pound anil, better, farmers an
I Club members may well uft'o
'
A Dab a Da
keeps
P. OiH awaj
Underarm Perspiration Odor)
rm
YODORfl
DfODORQOT CREflm
? isn't stiff or atickyl SoftBp
reads like face cream.
? is actually soothingl Use rig
after shaving?will not irritate.
? has light,pleasant scent.No sicl
smell to cling to fingers or clothl
? will not spoil delicate fabrics.
Yet testa in the tropics?made by n
? prove that Yodora protects unde
ing conditions, fa Iu4ee ar fan, 10c, 2S<
sj.w m -1LI-. w ?? - 0*
IfKHSMSS m RHBf^ M?tr OTMpVpSsy V
rv* v?lT^_n?/w i cd
p> ?f Ww?pw (rwn MmNv*, Kltk,
Cry?tal WKH* w 0<ltf?n Stf rr?4vdi.
rpg? Q?f>C? PLANK..,
?* IKLEK
for 25c 3 for 25c
r & SON
?B
DUKE'S
r Mayonni
ww Pimento
" COLORED
5 Fryers II
FIRST GRADE
ir
j rverosen
AULT
GRADE "A" MA]
rfa'rtfAI'm ^ 1
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERAU
>CKETBOOK
iVLEDCE t^S
r~ \$ T
a fiffmeMTb*
1B&. MANUFACTURER now
ik- WS\ ' turns our Nowirrevs
' 'Y , "rrt*T VWIU 33
/ v \Y? POUND SW2/4 /9 , (//?
vEv and AH Air, ANoioa
CME*> A!t'/S/
\ Sl%AWB?fiRlEG "/s
/ \ r?? ARE NOW SELLING FOR v4=!?
'5ts V go ce/urs apiece
TUT ^ IN lONPO/U^ ^===^rzrSr^
; foul any i>is;s they have, even
I they have to buy some- corn as y
: as protein and mineral."
it! tor-',- An -average of ten trials- condi
I'estal, , eti by <lio North Carolina 10vp
State meat Ktation showed tliat ltt-c
cull hogs will return $1.57 a bushel
r htrg. i ecrn consumed, basis cottons*
meal at $1.75 per 100 pounds. :
s a - re fish meal at $11.50 -per- 100 pout
has Farmers and farfti boys wish
i ' for io conduct feeding demonstrntic
lease- are advised by Vestal to use the
ipplies having procedure:
Weigh the pigs at the begitut
" a" j "of .the period.
'u,?j l*se a self-feeder. Blueprints n
1 said ^ obtained from any county ugt
ts . ,a i Fse shelled corn o,r ground bat
in one compartment, and- cottons
lo - meal and fish meal (or tankage)
? | the orher.
|m# the recommended thin*
Ijf mixture in it dry place. Green ft
?! is important, too.
Keep a record of the feed, ust
Vestal raid county a?%nts will
glad te assist farmers in carry
f B out these swine-feeding demons
r^y tions.
/ /XI . * ?
Lhurch News
Boyce Memorial
A. R. P. Church
U. N. Laird, Minister.
' 10:00 A M. Bible School, J.
Bumble, Superintendent.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship ;
j Sermon: "Presutliptuols Sins.'
"lt 3:30 P. M. junior Christian Un
>ht 1 Misa EiizaUeth Anthony, Leader.
7:15 P. M." IirrtViitediate Christ
dj i lI,lionr?g.
| 7:15 P. M. Young People's Ch
r tryS,40c
ktc&BH
Ph
rss*.'? >
: tooth.
LQX >.??" __
UY AND SAVE?
aise qts. 35c
7 ounce can 10<
b. 25c
* ' '-vl?vc. <-yjt*s?|
I ' V'
e 5 gals. S0<
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FIKET WE DELIYE1
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9 THURSDAY. JULY 17. 1M1
tlan Union.
8:00 P. M. Union Services at Cen
tral Methodist Church with Rev. P.
It. Patrick, preaching.
Monday: .?
3;:t0 P. M. Minnie 'Alexander Clr]
cle with Mrs. Campbell Phlter.
3:30 R* M. Maelo Stevenson Clrcle
with Mrs. J. M. Garrison.
8:00 P. M Mary Kennedy Circle
with Mrs. N. F. McGtll.
8:00 P. M. .Wednesday Evening
Prayer Meeting.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Herman G. Fisher. Pastor .
Sunday School at 9:15 A. M.
Stlpt. Mr. I). C. Mauney.
'* The Service at 11:00 M.
Sermon: lly the Pastor.
Junior Children ot the Church at
' C;80 P. M.
Senior Luther League *>:3o P. M.
'Inieriuedla'e Luther l.easuc at
j 0:20 P. M.
8:ot) P M Union Service.'j
We Welcduic You.
Presbyterian Church
Rev. P D.- Patrick Pastoi
lu A. M Sunday School. Mr.
C F. Thomasson. Supt.
11:00 a. M. Morning Worship
Sermon subject: ''The Touch of
j Jesus."
I 2:30 P. M. Sunday School at JMx.
on school' house, J. G. Darracott.
Supt.
7:00 PI M. Young People's Ves1
pers on' the Church lawn.
! 8:00 P. M. Union Service at the
Methodist Church.
Tuesday 7:30 P. M. Praver meet
? - I
iUR at the Margrace Community
house.
~r GRACE MT2THODIST
? .. S. W. Johnson. Pastor
t I'll
i*:4r? Church School Prank Green,
Superintendent.
' 11:00 Morning Worship and sereri
moa.
cy' t>:30 Ep worth Leagues.
IO,1 7:30 Evening Worship and sbrnum.
T:oo 1>. M. Tuesday Womans So'.
s" eietv of Christian Servu-6.
Wednesday 7 CIO p. m. Prayer Ser
>ns ,
, . vice. .
Tol i
-?
j?g Central Methodist
Church ..
lay Rev. II. C. Sprinkle. Pastor
unc iL-t.V-Ar m. Church SchooL- II. S.
ley Peeler. General Superintendent,
eed ' 11:00 A. M. Worship Service,
in ' with sermon by the Pastor. Subjec;,
"Grasshopper Church Members."
ral ' 0:30 P. M. Epxvorth League Dee.ed
j volioual Meeting.
8:00 P. M. Union -service witli
,,-j i sernun by Rev. P. p. Patrick.
\?:.k iCnnh M,w>(iii.r U'i.rl
1 -i?I HJ >* VCR f IUJII ifivcuus ?* C*|jd
? iK'sdo\ evening at 8:00 o'clock.
First Baptist Church
? I A. G. Snrgeant. Pap tor
Sunday Morning "Worship 11:00.
Sunday School-0:40 A. M.
Shnday Evening we will join the
other churches in the Union service.
<
K CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
\V. Itlanehard Home, Pastor *
>nd Sunday School 9:45.
Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7:45
ion tp- M" ,
ia" Park-Grace Bible Church
r- John L. Gregory, Pastor
r[a^ Sunday School 9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship 11 A. M.
17:45 P. M. Evening Services.
6:30~P. ,M. Sunday Evening Epworth
League.
Each Saturday 7:45 P. M. Evangelistic
service.
Wesley an Methodist
R. L. Phillips, Pastor
I Sunday School 9:45.
Morning Service -ah* DO.
W. Y. P. S. or Crass meeting 6:15.
Prayer Service Wednesday 7:00
Evening Service 7:00.
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Second Baptist Church
Rev. C. C. Parker, Paetor
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. ro. and 7:30 p. m.
' each Sunda .
? Macedonia Baptist Church
' J. -V. Frederick. Pastor
Sunday School 9:45. M. R. Caldwell,
Supt.
Morning Worship 11:00.
% Evenfyfe Worship 7:00.
^ Prayer service Wednesday even
fng 7:00.
All are welcomed to come and
worship with us.
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rPALMOUVI $OAt 3.20c
8UHR SUDS 3 - 25c
KUK . 3 - 26c
* BLALOCK GROCERY
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Dresses
Greatly
Reduced
jFor
Final
Clearance
1-3Off
Better Come Early For
Better Selections
ALL $9.95 DRESSES NOW $6.99 J
ALL 7.95 DRESSES) NOW $4.99 I
ALL $6.50 DRESSES NOW $3.99
j ALL $4.95 DRESSES NOW $3.69
ALL $3.93 DRESSES NOW $2.69
ALL $2.98 DRESSES NOW $1.99
Special Group Pjg Group |
LADIES DRESSES ORGANDY AND
Sheers and Silks o.._?A_TI5kTE ** II
? _ ouinmer ureases
Pretty Patterns pag^ Colors
To Close Out To Close Out
$1.45 68c each
Children's Children's
DRESSES SHEER DRESSES
Sizes Tto 16 Sizes 1 to 14
Lovely Styles Were 58c each
For Summer wear Buy Several Now
Priced Only To Close Out
I 79c each 39c each
All I odiac' Ciimmor Ui+e 01
nn biiuiiid villi l ll lie I uaio
. Values to $4.95 1
Any Hat In Store
Your Choice Only I
$1.00
Keeter's Dept. Store 1
Value For Value Never Undersold
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