WEEK ENDING, SATT7RDAT. JULY 23. 1945
THE CAROLINIAM
PAGE THRBS
Dr. Spaulding Urges Busi
ness Methods For Farmers
CLAFLIN COLLEGE
GETS NEW
- Staff of Sf. Emma 'Belmeadlan •
.)iirh;im — "Tt'cich the liirmi'is
t > n.si’ busini SR mt-lhods. iin.J t-»
k* cp bfHiks." wa.s the advic«
ofi hy C. C- Spiiuidini!. prf.3idi.-n'
nf thr N. C. Mutunl I.iti- In.3iir:inc,‘
Company, and the Uurnam. N. C..
Mech -nic.-; and Fainni.- Bank m
an adt|pi-."?s bi-fori' the Bi>iilh-irii
rr.nUTcnci' nf Ciilnrid State and
District Exti-nsinii Servict* s'-ipcr-
vi.sitnrs. mi'ftini: hi-n last wc-uk at
lilt IJ. S. Dt-partiiicnl nf Api.rui-
fijrr,
“You nni-d In krt'p bonk'."
Sp.iuldina ScikI. “if for no other
rp;i,«on than to knew when to «o
u1 nf hu.sinoss.“ The banki i .and
msuranco hi-ad ritrd «‘\amnl*'s of
viirtcwiful rolnrod farir.ii.; wh:
wore gro.s.stnB from Slft.lKHi to SI-
000,1)00 anniinltv throuah rar«'!’u‘.
businesi; manaecment of thfi-
farms.
Shovvinc how fonrmi.s and
'ihar«’fr^|pct. mav climb int..
nu'ncr.snm thrnueh aoid bii.sjiii-.s-'
manacernrnl, Spauldmu point- I
cut how his bank had loaned an
indobipd tenant farmer money on-
\»ai- to make a crop. The man
made ennuBh to pav off his d- b'.
and make the down navmi'n* on
a farm of his own, Soaitldim: .s-ii.I
that for ni'arlv 10 vi-avs prior th -
man had bten ei>minK leit ,n debt
to hi.s landlord ei-'-ri nr.
Theaddress by SpeuMinii w a
made durinc the openiiu: yess.^ien
i‘f the six-dv eonfen ne«‘, Ttier*'
wire 30 rettional. Slat.- md D'.s*
tiir* siin«Tvi!ior.« in u!;erd;-n''o.
rcrre.sentini2 14 Sniithi-in Stnte.s.
Miinr nrnhlejn.s eonsideii'd hv ‘h
conferres were mi'thi’ds jif as.'ist-
inc farm-nnnded v«-?. r.ins md
di.sniaeed wnik'-'-.-i in c ltin« e---
tabli.shi’d on the land, hi lpinc i-ol-
orrd farmer.*; in adiustina ir. m-•
rhani/i-d eotton nrodiietion. and
findinc wavs toward imprneine
rural health facilities.
Spaiildina not nniv pointed out
how hu.sinrs.-; m-thocls could )>e
applied in the oni'r.ntion of a
faini, hut hr .also told the suoer-
eisi*rs how he was encouraainc 4-
H boys and airD to ra;si mor-
livestock for marki t and kei-p rc-
rord.s of nrnduc'ion costs. His
hank is offering ^700 in pri/e.s to
Noith Carolina 4 Ifers fn i-ncou. -
aC4 better breedmir ,if livrstnek.
W\KV COeVTV T't’7 I I R
>IF>!RVRs .\\n l \R>tf:RS
riCVKIVt; XT ( II\V| rxKK
RALEIGH 4-H CIn. rre-nhers
and (iriults ..f \V;,|; r .-os-
holdin:; a Counly-u id.- [.i-iiie to-
day .Fr d.iy. .-t Ch \ i' P .i k The
program will ;;et uiiricrw.iv it UOO
A M. .md last throU-ii-. ll 40 .\
M. ‘ftor which :he .e..*• iiion..!
fe.i'uroi will bc.{in i.id lc-» thru
'■no p M
Acc.'i-dioji t.i W c D.u i-iu'or’.
AcricnJtiirnt Ext. n.-nm .\ :.-r.i .f ti.e
'e r-lli-.’i* Exteii.-i I. S r-ic.
lh‘-se t.ikinc part on •od -\ - pro-
cr.->m tre R E J.m. !-. Stale le-e
and t-H ch-b Spe^talir*. Grernsbe:-;-;
■f-jmc' Russ-t] Ad.iio^. vice pri‘-.i.
■drni of ih-- 4-H Cl'ih Cou.’-
'■il; Mr' Mott'. R.rb*-. pn-stder.»
of 'he Home D. ii'on Coan-
ril. Ella Mac Dorier. president nf
t'^c tH Club C.ur.ty Counnl. i. d
nrr*eH t.a:.-, pre.-ident >f ’he
t^ounty Council.
F.rni im n and wo -it;. 4-H lUih
It.ns and irl' h-ive I oki-d f. rward
to thi> icrreational event .-.i'h ureal
ar.tie.natinr
27lli Annual Conference PRESIDENT
Of Agrieiilliiral Teach
ers Held At Va. Stale
Baltimore, Md. ~ It was an
nounced last w'(H.*k*that the trus- -
lees of Claflin College and the
Board of Education of the Mcth-
r.t-Tt nuiiTTDi-' tV- 17 » . mciist Church elected Dr. John J.
.1 ~ Si-abrook. teacher of PhilosoDhv
. , Director of the Morean ChrLs-
■tili.rc tenehers uas held .it , Center, to the Presidenev iif
V iiKiniii Shite Colloec A hiclili.tht |,i, m.,,,.. claflin C.llieso.
of the confer.-nce foreslr.v dim- OranceburB, S. C. Dr. Scabroo'.i ‘
• Ii.ir.iiioii under the direction etj,s ,1,,. fifth nre.-iident of Claflin,
.S C Hiib.u i stale tni eshir 'f! n hich teas founded in 186P. His
...1 Lnlvcr-sHy X^rglnia. As •*'p.edccc.ssnrs were Dr. Alonzo
I -i.i: of this, twenty tCiichers wc.-eiA^-ph.ster (l86l)-74). Rev, Edward,
i l. tted in attrnd a .)-e.«lry Work-iCooke (1874-84). Rev, L. M Dun-I
.'hop .-1 the Virginia Randolph Hi -h tor. (1884-1922). Dr. J. B. Ran-1
Srh d during he vvrrk of Aufiust 20 dolph (1922-45). The new Presi-
f.ir more infensivo training. Ea-h df-nt will report for duly .some-:
I'f liio ,ii neparttnents of Vocation-1 time in Augu.st. He will be re-
I .\-riciihun- in the State will in- turninc home a.s he was born in
t-liide f. rr,«iry as a part of its pro- Orangeburg and his familv home'
Ei-om during the 194.')-1946 scho.1iLs there, ;
'■ ''f ] The training and experience of:
.-Niuiiher phaic of 'he conference j President Seabrook fit him for
Was given to land-use proolems ln:the tasks and responsibilities he;
.1 tot it farm program under the di- will assume. In addition to the
re'-»i,.n .’f rrember.s of the St.ile idiploma he holds from Claflin, he
Soil Ci.n.scrvation Service Under I re reived the A. B. d gree from
ii e Ic-ader hip of Mr M. T. Carter.! Clark College, the B. D. and D. D.
'-ociat*. priifc's.ir fif aqrlcultur.ll dtgrees from Gammon Theologi-
cr-nomics at Virginia State Col- ,csa1 Seminary, LL. B. degree from
tl;r confrence di voted som-* Howard Universit.v. and the LI
timi- to the Land Grant Colic je M-degree from Boston University ’
•ti.dv on postwar planning. Further 'study on the graduate;
Mr. D J Hi.ward, state supc--- pursued a» Garrett Bib-
vi-or of .igricidliiral education pit- In.stitute. Boston University,
iv;'d thi- summary of the year’s I’niversilv, and Nortb-
Worlr Thi' r. p -rt .showed that 51 ''v.-^lem Univer.sity.
of :he ."3 deji..rtments .derated dur- Dr. Seabrouk will carry to his
ll'.' ifitl-4o with a to*n1 of 64*>,'5 hi Pus»ftun rich and va'*i7vl t->.-
'^Ivldiials rearhi-d thr.uah all-da,-.. |RV'S^^es as teacher, pastor, ad-
d.Tv-unif, part-time and eveningbusiness man, com-,
'h.-ols Tn the F>od Pnductiop niunity and civic worker. He sery-
AVar Trainlnu Pi-..-.r:im 2.85.5 in- -“d -' Pastor ol .Vl.‘!'odist Chur.-h-
dlvlrii al.-: ’.‘. ere rt arlied thottic-h
’."1 -In'^-ies In Farm Muehm- rv re-
ni' nnd Pr.iiiuctiun conservation
n.1 prorev'lng f od*f. - Farm Pan-1-
I'es.
During the conference twenfv-
*hre.' teacher-; .nnd ‘etchers train-
were awarded the ten years'
service kev for h. ei»- been In the
\*oC!'t’i .nal .TCricultura! work for
*t'n or more year*: Mr. G. AV Owen'.
-lirinB ^sl^_l_ei-chur^ lri,lne_r imd D.-an of Mob. Busmi-n
in .Atlanta. Ga.; Gary. Ind..
C'l'unibus. O.is.i. and Baltimorv-. i
Ma. He wa.s a teacher in the Busi- |
nt ss College. Savannah, Ga.: High
School, Atlanta. Ga.; Samuil
Huston College, Austin. Te'.as:
Langston University, Langs to:.
Okla.: and Morgan State College.
.Administrative experience Ls an
iiiiptirtant as.set for a new college ]
piesident. Dr. Seabrook ha.s
ROCK C.ASTLR, VIKGINt.A. The “Belmeadiiui'’ Is the nwnthly
publication nf student aetivitlea at the St. Kmtna Military
.Academy. It is prodtM'cd by the eaxleU theniselves, under the
supervision of a faculty iiii‘iiii>er, and goes not only to (he homea
of the parents hut also to .Mumnl nieiiilterK in all perta of the
vounlry. Many former students of SI. Emma are now in ihe
servtee, ami the “RelmeaiUnn" follows them to every corner ol
the world. The stafT iiiembeni cnihuKia.sliealiy devote their
spare time to the pupc‘r. outside their regular high school
studies, teade or itgricuHiiraL courHcs and military activities.
.Shown In tlie Pholi.grapl., front row. left to right, are CpI. Theo-
(lore .Adams, age Hi (New .Jersey); Pvt. Wesley Cook, age 1.5
(Peiitisyivaida): and 'pl. Tliomas Octove Goudean, age 18
(Mississippi); all Assm-iate Rdilora. Second mw, 3d Lt. AValter
Ross, age 17 (South Curuiiiia). Corresponding Secretary; Pvt.
IJouald Colliii.s. age 15 tlHiiiois). Sports Fklitor: CpI. Edgar
Rc*dni»nd. age 17 (IJlsl. of Columbia). .Alumni Editor; S/Sgt.
Walter Iju'cy, age 16 (Virginia). Inquiring Reporter: 2d Lt.
l-'erditiaiid WHsem. age 17. (Maryland). Cadelehings. Back row.
('pi. George E. -lones, age 1.5 (Virginia). Associate Editor; ('apt.
Williur B. Clarke, age 17 (New York). Edlior-ln-Chlef: Fr. Casl-
mir. O. S. B.. Facully .Adviser; Capl. I.en>y Davis, age 17 (IMsI.
of Columbia), Humor Editor.
(ieoi-oia Conservative
In Dies' Old .loh
LAADLORDS MAKE
REFUNDS
'.•rtfA
R T^.om.i', '.'-ho «nrc'
him were amonc :h-e whe hiiv.i
?: d -c-e" tw‘’ntv vp.''re of service.
Thv annunl n'nferencr was under
'! • direclfon of Mr. A R Th-'ma.-!.
He id of M-p D-p-irtnn nt of .Atrrl-
••ii*iii-cl Education, Virginia State
Coll UP
- - V
tt.xs StOVK K.\TI(IM.N(
AXII.I, rNI) ON ,11'I.Y At
Rationing i»l 4a,s ''ove7 - both
Ci kii.j and heiitii.4 t,\pes—to* c.-n-
simvi.-i. will vnd July 3J. it wa.
.mnourt-ed »hi' \vv*ek by Thvodo.;*
> .Iniinson. Raleigh OP.A district
The annminci-rror.t L'lli wed a
.■oii;' OP.A-WPB siati-ment which
iid .ombination ringt-.s, except
'■"l-g.i;- c mbinaMon.-, .-I.';! -.vill be
•: Id > i-rTifir.'iti'-frffe .afier ih.ii date.
(• ; t-s t- ex;"! lined 'ni-t ,il cook
ing. crimbiii.Ttion nil-jis 3t.>ve« and
'll cnnver.iioii burners for .-Jti-vcs
•' ill remain rationed
WASHINGTON. D, C tCNS) -i DURHANf — Landlords in the
u k-. Southern Con ei vaiive — 'Yet seven defense rent-control areas of
alth of such expvncncc He^ha; , R^.^kin ,yp.,"
NATIONAL OSO
REPRESENTA
TIVE VI^S GLUB
RALEIGH — Rverend AVilUam
; E. Hu^gfin, Religiouj Consultjtnt,
Army and Navy Department Y'VCA
New York City spent three days
visiting at the Bloodworth Street
USO Club h was Hnii-iunccd this
week by Wc.sley F, Taylor. Director
of the Club.
At the meeting of ;)i« Girls Ser
viee Organization Tuesday night
Reverend Hogan spoxe briefly on
“The Job Ahead." as we carry on
the work of service to men and
wi-men in the armed forces. He
urged the staff and volunteers to
continue the splendid work so nob-
Iv begun and to inerea.se their »;f-
fifclency through training rppor-
tunilles offered through the cluh'.'
activity program Reverend Hogan
spoke in high praise of the fine fae-
illtles provided for-service person
nel and of Ihe cordial welcome
which is in evidence as service
men and visitors come in contact
with junior and senior h-istcs.scs oi
duty at the club.
During the r.set of this visit Rev
Hogjm had several conferences with
the dirotior and ;daff member.-i
studying and evaluating the elutes
conseling Vnd rrligicus programs.
FSO STAFF GETS
NEW MEMBER
RALEIGH — Mr Conrad Walden
who is at the present time servi.nc
as USO director in a relief capa-
f-lty will erme to the Bloodworth
Street USO to ,^«>rve as relief di
rector during the month of Aug.
Mr. Taylor, the present director,
will be away at that lime for one
month’s vacation.
Mr. Walden has served as direc
tor of Seabrook Road USO. Fayette
ville. and also as relief director at
Greensboro.
V
Tvieezprs are useful for plucking
out threads which have become
caught in machine stitching.
aut-r. Dt-un of Student Acl.vities,
Hvad of .Academic Dep.irtmvnt.s.
Ct‘llfgv Chaplain. Supvrintvndent
ot thf Stewart Hou.sc in Gary, an I
Man- Stephen Wood, v.ho has been
is Rep. ,ke Raleigh district Office of Prlc'
fl«*ctod chairman of the House Qn-
Admini-siration refunded tenants a
American
d. \
.Aftivilie-;'
•presents ;
Di,o,-.or ,>f th.: M„r„an Christia., ! VT? '
fntL.r at .M«„«an Stall- ColU-«.-. 1 i ‘.’L
Committee. $8,259 44 alleged overcharge.*;
rural Geor- and paid penalties aggregating
I to the Treasurer f the
gan Stale College, i ' ^'’**‘'** States. James T Taylor.
titl ^ R-'-kl.. hailMhPaeu-chair- a-.i.tant ortlcor. .said lodn,
orod W„rk at thi- Board of T.-m- n-sU' »f'-'
r. I am-,■ and Public Morals. Youtli _ OPA invMiaali.m -f claims 0,
\\'ork«*i d the Board of H o m v
Mission, and Church Extension. s,art,-d bv Bishop O.sman C. Bak-
bi th of t.ie Methodist Church;'pj- j consequence of the Claf-
itnd Teller of th*- htis' philanthroov the name of
tenants of rrnl ceiling violations
during the sixty-day period end
ing June 30. Taylor saii
Taylor urged citizens who nav-
Sav,no.s B.ink and ti,, .school''was" ineworated « '-'“"e
Bikik-k'
Savanuah. C .v....... .....a..>sv».o»vvi ■»
R. altv CorDor.i!:(m: nrkanizer of ciaflin'u'niv'-'r.sitv"in’'r8'7'2"“ipilcr
Intvrdenorninational Min'- ihe name was ohanfied to Claflin
t h e
infe-;talion'
ccurred
'f
sftrs' In.stitutv of Oklahoma: and College
UP active partiii^^nl of the Inter The campu.s comiist., of about
fnith-Interracial Church nf Balt- t'.ventv-one acivs almost ctntral-
u B- k u- A in O-angeburg. a »i!
... of about 8.000 population. There
Cjafl.n Couege owe.s its birth, ere fourtwn buildings and an en-
n,. do nianv other in.-;titutinn.s for r,-»''-nfnt nf 30(i
colored iK'oDle. to the spirit ijid. Mrs, Opal McDonald Seabrook.
• vision of the misstomirv wave, wife of the President will be an wartime is
-I'.,! >mni''di ,fft>ctive personality on the cam *—
horn fill ' .h«‘ Civ.. AA ar ^d pus. She is an accompli-shed mus-
. .- (irian. a teacher and charming
jrs to report overcharges to thi-
Rent Contr"! nffice.3 In the ares
" here the violations occur. He sale
offices .ire conveniently located In
_R»h.igh. Duiham. Oxf'>rd. Hender
son. New Bern. Elizabeth City,
Fayetteville. Laurinburg. Wllmlng-
ion, JacksonvlHa, Goldsboro ann
Burlington.
Control of rents In defense area-
the greatest
importance in the ex’er-pressfng bat
tle against mfl.ition. Taylor .said.
He advised 'enanta to refuse In
■here the land
receipt fo:
Herts to the S'-.te Collece Exten- r-’. . Srmur! Hou-ston College'and'the »mouni paid Under the law. n*
u- ^ raf.m. nf Boston, gave.;,-.nsider-.mc.s1er'.s degree at Columbia Uni- a tenant cannot legaltr be
mon«-y to a.ss.st in the work s-ersitv in (Guidance and Pe: .son- • victnd frr failure to pay rents in
,ne! work. i x'-e>« of ti-e ceiling
CO „r \ mi, area, oi .North Car Governor -if Mas,sachu.t-lf.s .indli-.i (r.d her ba b •u*-'- di-rt-r-** jt i"-d would ^mt give -
M.*- philanthropic father Mr. Leo iSrmue! Hoiuston Cnilnffc and^thr the amouni paid Unde
Tortured man gets help!
4
Lemon Juice
Mixed at Home
Relieved
RHfUM4r/C PAlh
soys Sufferer/
*T have used ALI.tNTHJ for aerera.
fflonths. I could hardly walk no accoum
of my knees. But now those pains art
relieved. I caff go like a race horse
MW,’* Mort Shepard of Ohio.
Doo’i he a victim of the pains and
idles caused hy rheumaiism. lumbago
jr neuritis without trying this simple,
iDcxpeosive recipe you can mix at
tome. Two tablespoons of ALLEhfRU,
plus cbe juice of lemon in a glass oi
water. Your money back if oot entirely
wtishesL Just 85* at all dnig stores.
Buy ALLENRU today.
Veteran Worker
Dies On Job
Mr. Louis Burnett. 77-year-oId
employee of the Stale T^aborntury j
of Kyglone, died suddenly while
nt work on Tuesday morning. He
wa.s discovered unconscious' in the;
hallway of the main building of
the State agency and the Cary R’jad
about 10 a. m., and died shutrly
afterwarri. He apparently died of
a heart attack. Conorer Banks
said.
Mr. Burnett was one of the
State’s oldest employees in point
of .service.
HOME MAKERS CONFERENCE
AT IIA31PTON, AUOrST M
HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va. —
The second annual Home Maker*
Conference ol the Hampbrn Insti
tute summer school will take place
August 1-3 on thr Hampton campus,
according to an ani. unrement made
tr>day, July 25. by Miss Gram
Hcev.se. chairman of the DivisWn of
Home Economics which is spm-
•>oring the conference.
Open to all interested home mak
ers. as well as to teachers of home-
making. county agents, and Jeanes
.supervisors, the iwn-dsy conference
will stress food and clothing con-
-servation, family relatl nships, fam
ily planniiif, and the relatiomshlp
of the family to Ihe community.
Accummodati ns are .nvuilablc for
a limited number of visitors wlu
may wish to stay on the campus
during the home maker* conference.
Rewn-attons should be made it
>>nce by writing to Miss Reeves at
Hampton Institute
AUBREY WILLIAMS EDITING
farm MAGAETNE
—
I MONTGOMERY. Ala. fCNS) -
^Liberal Aubrey Williams who was
the center of a bitter Senate fight
: last Spring. Ls now editing and pub
lishing a form magaziite here. Wil
liam.; ww nomintaed by President
Roosevelt as Admini.3U-atnr of th*
Riirak Electrification Admyiistrg-
tion, but failed to win because of
bigoted Southern Scnatoiv. -
A REFIWCD HAIR DRESS
r ia Ski :r»iiii»» qfery nt
(tart of >tag*. club, radio ood dldoc-
>oinm«fl( HoW. To*. •••, diodld wUocV
boouMfy, and elcmerii* your earn b»ir.
SMOW warn HAM MAUTVtCg b » r»-
Afwd »'• ol*d "Snow Ivy—Um
SNOW WMnS —
Pepn-CtAa Compont, Long Jdmd Cffg. N. 7,
See and hear Coleman Hawkins, fomoug tenor aazophonigt, and hig orcheetra
M -rUf^- t f r? ClafUn Has Rich History
■ T^,',‘ ^ J'./ Claflin College owes its birth.
'■ "1^, exj-l 'ined hi*t .il cook- manv other institution.^ for
.ino cclorcd petmlc. to the spirit and
''■‘J*' vision of the missionary wave
\>'hieh swept the eountrv imm^di-
atclv following the Civ;’. War jind
horn emanripation of .slaves. The
and t-H Ch'b Spcr;ulist. Grecnsboi"
• f'lmp. Ru'.-;ell .Ad;im--, \ir*- orcsi
■f^nt "f th- t-H n.ih (’oiinty (:ou:i
' ii: Mrs M-iltic R:irb »•. president lug. romhinalioti nil-'jas nl,
'tf 'tu' Home Demon-.irpiion roiiii- -41 conversion burners for
'll: Flla .Mie D'tzifr. president of •-• ill remain rationed
ii.n ( H f'Hi') C tUi.ty Coiiiifil; .md V
Rerfell f.ane. pre.-ident >f the Itcai'y infestation- "f
'"nunly Council, '■ Tni.s have ■ jcnrred in miitiy to- t./jp HonorahVe "wiiTi-'im” ri-ifli‘n
F-rm m. n ,,1^ Ml b,,>-co ann,-his areas ..! North Car- Governor of Massaehu.setks onrj
hoys anri .-ril have I oki-rt forwarh ohna. acrarrtins to rep, rts of farm hi.s phil.-tnthroDic father Mr Ler.
reoluinal eve nt tvilli areal .aenls to the .Stale Colleae Exten- ri.nllln. nf Boston, E.ive .-.-n.sitlei ■
•'^'Vie- monev to assi.st in the work
to this
antif'ioalioit
/A-Vi5 -f ).
\ {TILL U. WORRY ASKS., f 'f
IIow far from
llie end are you?”
A' located in Orangc’ourg. a tity
of about 8.000 population. ’There
arc fourteen buildings and in en-
r.t'hoenf nf 30(1
Mrs. Opal McDonald Seabrook.
wife of the President, will be an
effective personality on the cam-
pu.s. She is an accomplished mus
ician. a teacher and charming
ho.«te.ss. The Claflin first lady
e.i.cric’ her bac-hviur’.! dcg.ce at
Srmuel Houston College and the
mcster’.s degree at Columbia Uni-
v(r.sitv in Guidance and Prison-
nc! work.
son, New Bern, Elizabeth Cil\.
Poyelteville. Laiiiinburg. Wilming
ton, Jacksonvllla. Goldsboro ann
Burlington.
Control of rents In defense area-
during wartime i* of the greatest
Importance tn the ever-pressing bat
tle against inflation. 3'aylor said.
He advised tenants to refuse to
pay rent.s in cases where the land
io'd would'5iot give e receipt fo:
the srnouni paid. Under the law. n«*
said, a tenant cannot legally be
fvicted for failure to pay rent.s in
excess of the ceiling.
iches caused hy rheuniaiism, lumbago
it neuritis without trying this simple,
inexpensive recipe you can mix at
xune. Two tablespoons nf ALLENRU,
plus the juice of lemon in a glass of
water. Your money back if not entirely
ntished Just 85* at all drtig stores.
Buy ALLENRU today.
P 4ie4Ac liAet imaI^ !
• 'bbcv
Prpti-Cola Componp, Lmg fda^ Cff», M 7.
' - -y
"Everv (jny nv>.*e t:* 1 ri'->r'‘ re I •’» t’ ■ I -.’th-'rope Of roitrw* you
don't know ju .t io'w m.iny mi' •s .tr-' Iv:' in >'>*ir •.•.tr...H-.it ”ou Jo
know you’ll get if' y -i: n-'jl'V it, «id m , u you five :t ;*are.
night now, in hot w- -, her curf' rno.^n f.>od fr***h .iurnmN-.^r:
.Motor (')il...corr’. ' • •’f
watch on b->!'er\* .m !
ne irer the end - y • i
Let yonr T^ ’p :
he .;nr>' t^l'm. u • P' " ' i
Be 'jrie. no! -*»rr' ...
ami ^ \\ F i K 'k r ( V.1!
T, extra c«r,*ful
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• Ml. ( t» \ ' t» J N F V. J •
ITS
HARVEST
TIME
And Now, As Never
Before, Our Farmcr,*^
Need All The Flelp
They Can Get.
It 1.-; urcrent that ovpryonp who can
IcnH ovcf.v aid possible to the
Farmc,' to make this the jrreate.st
hHi v(‘.si in the history of America,
See and hear Coleman Hawkins, famous tenor saxophonist, and hie orcheetra
“R C tastes best to me!’’]
says
tCOLEMAN HAWKINS
CMOtaMI UtMtT
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