MORE SHOPPING CONVENIENCE
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HmM|UI Face Powder QQe
>1.M Value__ , OO '
Coty’a Face Powder QQc
Witk Perfume $1 VaL - OO
LI8TBEINE AQt
*1.15 Value -_ OO
Cotjr’a Talcum Powder ’ AAt
*1.00 Value_ OO
Lucky Tl*er Hair Tonic A At
*1.09 Value_ OO
Here are listed only a few of oar
“Dalath” Table Specials
: 10c Tooth Paste
Pepsodent Lieterine
Forhan’n I pa ns
Iodent Colgate’s
Hind's Honey and *1 Ac
Almond Cream .. 1U
The “DULUTH”
Table Display
—a more modern method of
merchandising.
The “Duluth” Table Display
is the most recent addition to
our store. It was installed for
the sole purpose of better
Serving our customers. By
adopting this more modern
I method of merchandising we
I have made your shopping at
Taylor-Matthews more con
venient, and have placed
many useful and necessary
articles within easy reach of
your pocketbook.
See what you buy—Buy
what you see the “Duluth”
way at Taylor-Matthews.
Specials Fri. - Sat.
Aug. 29-30 Only!
Pebecco Tooth Piste OA«
50c Value- Ov
KLEENEX 1 QC
25c Value- X
KOTEX QQC
Special_ 057
Watkins Coconut OU A Qc
50c Value- 45/
Hind’s Honey and OQc
Almond Cream 057
Evening Paris Face Powder,
(Valae $1.00) With Perfnme
(Value 75c) — Combination
Value—
_$1.00
T aylor-Matthews Drug Co.
ROANOKE RAPIDS
NORTH CAROLINA
CLIMATE
YEAR_AF
(By E. K. Veach
Aurelian Springs Agric
The people of this and
tions of the state have b
pusted over the crops for t
years. This, as you know, \
last year was extremely
this season has been to t
with a long dry period.
We should not stop tr>
ceed in farming due to tl
depression and the two
crop years, but work moi
than ever before to impi
thods by putting on a m
program of work.
There is one thing
want to impress on even
ing access to a garden a
“don't forget to keep som
ing in it every month of
We realize the drought
vegetable crop short as
other crops, but prepare t
cabbage and collard plan'
transplanting in October i
of November. Sow a few
winter and spring use. On
planted this fall so as to r
in the spring .
All of us may not like
food I have just mentioi
may have to eat somethin
like if the “live-at-home"
ticed more in the future
been in the past.
Home grown vegetabb
made an important meai
ing the family budget
homea. Recent discoveries
of human nutrition hav
value and absolute necesi
vegetables in the diet if g
to be maintained.
PENDER'S
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONTS
Opening Thursday, August 28th
Our Newest Store
1036 Roanoke Ave,, Rosemary,
FREE
To the first. 300 women visiting this model pure food store, on opening day we will give a loaf
of “Our Pride Bread.” Come early! Here you will find a Complete Stock of the finest Quality
Foods at economical pricts. This store is fitted with the latest type equipment and fixtures in or
der to render a higher type of service and to kee p our stock in the best condition at all times.
Libby or Del Monte PEACHES 2 large cans 45c
BLUE RIBBON
MALT SYRUP
3 Pound Can
59c
TISSO-GOOD
APPLE BUTTER
Two Number 2 Cans
25c
D p Yell™^bel TEA, 1 lb. Package 59c
Yellow Front
COFFEE
Pound
29c
D. P. Evaporated
MILK
3 Tall Cans
25c
Wonder and Palace
FLOUR
12 Pound Bag
44c
A Q POUND "
40 BAG—
24 Pound Bag
85c
$1.65
Van Camps
SALAD OIL i
Quart
39c
Van Camps
Tomato Soup
3 Cans
22c
Our Pride BREAD,
21 ounces wrapped 10c
Octagon
SOAP
5 Cakes
29c
Alaska PINK
SALMON
2 Tall Cans
25c
Post Toasties
2 Packages
15c
Best Food MAYONNAISE,
Medium Jar 17c
Miss Mary Ellington of Henderson
is visiting Misses Ruby and Sula Wil
liams.
Mrs. W. R. Cherry and daughter,
Jean and Anne, are visiting Mrs.
Cherry’s mother, Mrs. G. E. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bain of Greens
joro, N. C., have returned home after
spending a while with their sister,
Mrs. W. R .Tritt, 913 Henry Street,
Rosemary.
Master George Hayes was host on
Tuesday afternoon to a few' of his
friends at a birthday picnic. The
guests were invited for three o’clock
and immediately after arriving left
fo-r a hike in the woods.. When a good
spot was found for a fire, weiners and
marshmallows were toasted, then the
birthday cake with ten lighted can
dles was cut and with this was serv
ed iced lemonade. Those invited were
Misses Mary Virginia Jenkins, Wini
fred Shell, Mary Lillian Mead, Mas
ters Bill and Gene Shell, George Griz
zard, Bill Pruden, Russell and Marvin
Matkins, L H. Taylor, Monroe Starke,
Charles Bennett, Clarence Harbour,
Jack Vincent, James Taylor, Francis
Joyner and Grover Barnes of Em
poria.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joyner enter
tained Tuesday afternoon honoring
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Joy-jg
ner and her house guests Miss MaryS
! Kicks and Miss Elberta Foster of Lit-W
tleton and Miss Jean Ballard of Rich-p
mond, Va. The guests were invited i
for four o’clock and immediately af
tef arriving they were taken to the
miniatue golf course where several
rounds of golf were played, Miss Pris
cilla Mullen making the low score was
given a bottle of perfume. Following
t he gam' et.>y were served refresh.
:ng drinks at tha dru* store’ J.hose
enjoying’ this occa^", 'v6rc ”13368
>, Jr. . nt. . ■'ster. Jeanne
Mary Rick«, Elberta >v M „
Ballard, Evelyn and Priacilw M ’
Phala and Katherine Vick,
Long and Annie Kennon Taylor,
Miss Rosa Heath Long entertained
at a dance at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Long on
Tuesday evening honoring her house;
guests, Misses Margaret Lane of Wil
liamsburg, Va., Miss Lucy Faulkner,
Chase City, Va., and Miss Elizabeth
Dame of Christchurch, Va. Punch was
served during the time of the dancing
and following the dance an ice course
was served. About fifty guests fron\:
Rosemary-Roanoke Rapids and adjoin
ing towns enjoyed this occasion.*- ^
Miss Clyde Rook, Miss Mattie
Taylor and Miss Connie Rook
the week-end at Virginia Beach. 9 3
Pierre Dulrais of Cannes shot his
bride of three days because she danc
ed twice with another man.
CAKwiJmA MEDICINE COMPANY
LITTLETON, N. C.
FREE SERVICE
ON \ OIR
SEWING MACHINE
Beginning Monday, Septem
ber 1, and continuing one week on
ly, we will offer a free repair ser
vice to sewing machine owners.
Regardless of the make or model
of your sewing machine now in
use, if it is not in perfect mechani
cal condition, please notify us
while this offer is in force and our
repairman will be sent to your
home immediately.
This is a very unusual offer,
the first of its kind to be made by
us, and we invite you to take
advantage of it. You will not ob
ligate yourself in any- lyay. This
is only a special form- of service;
ae extending to, searing machine
owners.
Transportation will be. fur
nished free of charge for machines
brought to our offi|fjfc fiie.repairs.
, JUST
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