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Yooi$ Herd BdC Needs Good Care TO THE SCX)RES of farmer* the amount in North Carolina nho have re- Matljr added a herd ®f beef fat^ta to tkair ajpieultitfal enterpri*«h. Ijrood ration ia aqual part* of eorn,I Th® iheet ahould be the length'dq YOU KKCfWf ^281 «nd in 19^ m 8?,911. pTTisked rat*, niid wheat hrnn and Case also raeommendi that the'of the mattren, plus twice the _ - (However District Supervisor J. *11 the letrrmo hay th.' animal yo»nK bull have aroei* to salt and thickness of the mattres* a total jn the United 8t*tea, hare*Lumberton will eat. If letrumt' hay i* not w ater »t aH times, and a min of 10 inches, plus a six inch tuck ’ , - I stated the fiifurea released at availaWe, add about onp-V>M f mixtnre of equal part* of in at the head and foot a total ® ® *** ithat time were subject tft cor- poiind of a protein supplement "teamed bone meal, ground lime- of i2 inches, plus 8 inches for the ^ P**" o,®*** pop^latiou. |r«cti«n. In 1930 there were 3,- with the irrain mixture. Where and salt should be kept hems and 5 inches for shrinkage.' We operate 60 per cent of the 939^«rms in the county; on wheat bran is to© high in price, hiHMelf. |Thus a mattreee 76 inchee in leii-' telephone and telegraph facili- V"tiiei'e were 4, “The total amount of pf oats 1 the *yP® should not gth would be {Hit into aerviee until he is at inches long. least one year old. The first year, grain to he may b« used on not over 30 or L. I. Caae, Extension animal hua- l>e fed should vary with the con- ]0 oows, one serviee to the cow. bandaaa N. a State CWlege, difoo of the bull, but in no caae The bull ahould have access to a sendc % message nrging eare of should it be necessary to feed well fenced lot or pasture where the herd bull, especially if the more than one pound to eax-h 100 ogn exercise. An open aniBoal is yoong. pounds live weight of the animal, ghed or shelter of some kind Young bull^ should be well fed Small amounts of good sweet sil- should be available. In no case and cared for in order to crow age may be fed to the hull, but to run with unbred females. them out properly,” he say* *A large quantities may prove detri- require a sheet 108 tiea. • We j have two-thirds of tion’a blinking resources jgold. oiviliaa- and it* Christmas Seals Stamp Album Value Of 1908 Have Ji 2: w%re k»rI *1940 therci luiwia^a or TOMoakdw We have a purchasing pow.r^ helieve in jill life’s wa^s greater than that of 500,000,000 Should burden bear so deep Europeans or of 1,000,000,000,'^® woe and Asiatics. I ttruggle I We have the highest wage scale, the shorteat working hours and 2"^^ the greatest percentage of home The burden of the hour, Chrifltmaa ownership on earth. ,During the year of 1937 America Trims The Christmas Tree State College Issues New Bedding Pamphlet I Believe it or not, ^ seals of the issue of 1908 have a| We produce 70 per cent of the.^ remember Franklin Delano value of $5 apiece, according to world’s oil; 60 per cent of its Roosevelt sajring: .the stamp catalogue of J. H. Arm-'wheat and cotton; 50 percent of campaign: “This is God’s YOU'RE TELLING lAB • By WILLIAM RITT- Vtntral Pret$ Writer THB MODERN blue whale weighs ISO metric ton* or nearly four times as much aa the blg gest dinosaur of prehistoric times. 'CkMih, our own eon isn’t such a slouch, after all, is it? i I I Ntw York it indfd tkt city in which fMmt in fleeting. AU ready, we bear, along Broadway they're asking, “What wotld’t fair?” ! I ! ^field, asaistant postmaster at its copper and iron, and 40 per |Qreen8boro. This price is a rather cent of its lead and coal. |nifty retufn upon the little gumm- We consume 48 per cent of the ,ed pieces of attractively printed world’s coffee; 21 per cent of its country, let us pray and try to keep it that way.” —James Powe. German newspapers urge pop> diations of conquered countries to enjoy the “new order” of things. It ^ems the Nazi slogan has become: “Smile, durn ya, smHe!” ! ! ! We Just aaw a newspaper pic ture of Um emDrcsa of Janaji and a Japanese field marshal at a Tqki« gathering. Be, algnifi- cantiy, was doing all the talking. I I I A Japanese UadtT suggestt his country seise Antarctica. They cou/d have a lot of fun bomkiag ict btrgs-^they csa'f Bre back. I I ! Fifteen tlieaaami dollar* has Just been piUd for a llrst editiou copy of ''Alice la Wonderland.” That oogbt to start fk frensy at typewriter borrowing. t I t Italian Fifth Columnista ia Greece might be aurpriaed t« team that it was the Oreeka who invented the original Trojaa Hora«k Employee: "Yessir, and they with you it was good reference for them.’* enough % paper originally used on impress- sugar. th.t . clejn Ih, .hit,; Wj^b«n. 36 p« emt of it. «.l I""' table bed is a great aid to restful plague. And for the seal of 1911, and 69 per cent of its petroleum- sleep, the State College Extension issued in coils, the bid is $25 for We use 53 per cent of its tin; Service has issued a pamphlet en- each stamp. The regulars of that 54 per cent of its rubber; 42 per titled “THE CLEAN AND COM- year sell for $3.60 each, aeeord- cent of its iron; 47 per cent of its FORT ABLE BED.’’ It is Exten- .ing to the listings. copper and 72 per cent of its sion Miscellaneous Pamphlet No. The assistant postmaster, who is silk. 44, and the publication is avail- a stamp collector of some years, — able free upon request by name said the hip^ prices bid for the^ Recovery from tuberculosis de- ' and number to the Agricultural older* seals is the re^t of the pends on early diagnoia. Christ- EditOr, N. C. State College, Raleigh stamp hob^|k Even the stamps mas Seal funds finance the Early Miss Pauline E. Gordon, Exten of more rPrent years, including Diagnosis Campaign held each sion specialist in home manage- those of 1039, mb listed at 2 eents year by the Alamance Tuberculosis ment and house furnishings, and each, an incfeana of 100 per cent Association. Miss Mamie N. Whkinant, assist- on the investment. The initial is-j — ant specialist in the same fi^ld, sue strangf aa it may seem, does! Tuberculosis killed one perso^ prepared the pamphlet. no command so high a price, rang every eight and a half minutes Care of mattresses, pillows, ing from 25 to 50 cents apiece. last year in this country. Christ- hlankets, and comforts is stressed, Seals of the 1610 issue are-list-Seal money is used to stop and since these bedding materials ed at $3 each, while for other this needless loss of life. ■’Te used for a long period of years the range is from 2 eents time, it is re.commended that they „p to $1.50. Manner of perfora- be kept clean by protectors that tion and. the character of the can be laundered easily. Another gumming result in price ranges of point emphasi«d ig tlie sized of from 16 cents to $1 in 1M,8 and the sheets. from 75 cents to |5 in 1018. Most Nothing is more unpleasant price ranges per issue are than bedding that is too short or jq to 30 cents, however, too narrow,” Miss Gordon declar- The first Christmas seals listed • I ia slitter and sparkle of Amer- ican Christmaa trees will depend moBtly on Amcfican-made orna- lafBta, this 7«ar, and designers lhara pfodooed an arrar of novel- ttea Tke tree pictured ia brilliant with ornaments that are ajl made in this copntry from **CeUophane’’ ccUuloae film, in a veritable rain bow of colors. '&ed expanding bells, hanging frpm the upper branebes, are cut iu many facets that catch the light. When the tree ia dismantled, they siay be folded flat, aisailar to tisaue bells. Garlands ef the tlm oome in blue, green and red, qome witb tinsel. Pompons and spiral iciclei^ are made of tpin«parent drinking straw^jH-ft Figures of angels, clowns and Santas M> tree, may be created with the icicles, which are avail able ia aaaorted colors The beads are marshmallows w.lth features of colored Scotch Tape. Santa bas a cotton beard and the angel wears a tinsel halo and spreads wings of silver cardboard. Her arms are a row ot tiny square mints, enclosed la transparent wrapping. luhat a Theysurehaoe^ gifts galore!” Harnett Increase Lai^e For Decade Harnett County ranked 22nd Miss Gordon declar- The first Christmas seals listed among counties in the State in es. “Short sheets are uncomfort- J^I.g 1907^ bnlieved to have been the increase of population from, able since they do not protect the initial issue as only .$■1,000 19^ to 1040, according to pre blankets and mattress. Also, they -^ojth of the seals were sold. The Hmlnarv data released bv the iwear out more rapidly because the total fumi>ed fn -sn-iOOO for released by tlie 'sleeoer is always ierWne them t ? $135,000 tor United States Census Bureau. Sleeper is always jerKing tnem. jgjg pagggj the «, tt The publication recommends pogged the million dolar « n Hobbs, Jr*. that the bottom sheet be long S «Tin 1017 t^e total wS enough to allow for a good tuck n 1918 salt JoTe Carolba N^L^ttet in at the head and f°ot, so that than doubled, with a total of $3, worked out a toble showing the 1* ^ Ti -fi ® ^ 873,000. In 1939 total sales aggre- ind-gase of population of the f gated $5,550,000. 1IQO counties, with comparisons J The number of stamp collectors for 1920*^0. , should be about 18 inhhes to turn gcore of years ago was not as| The percOTtage Of population back over the blankets to k^p gj.gat as at present and only a increase for this cOunty, accord- them from coming in contact with comparatively mnall number re- ing to the table, was 16.7 per- thft face, neck, shoulders and cognized the value of Christmaa cent. arms- aoala Jn nnnnanti.^n mitli tVn» cf n»v>-r^' HamCtt’s pOpulfttlOn 83 Of 1940 was listed at 44,231, with 37,911 in 1930. The percent of increase 1920-’30, the figures If you are buying paint sets for I . xj* • i a small child, be sure to get the Distnct census oiiicials an- kind of paint that will wash out of the child’s clothing. Household Hint When adding fruit or berries to froien mixtures, see that the fruit s veil crushed, mashed, or put hru a coam sieve or food chop- 3r» Large pieces of fruit freeje, \ the mixture and will not be pal-' Fjkle. Do not add the fruit until 0 mjxture starts to freeze. Household Hint For the tea hour: Lightly but ter round crackers, top cach with a marshmallow, make indenta tions ih the top of each marshmal low and fill with a little jam, Jelly, or preserved fruit. Bake until the ntarshmallows are well puffed and the crackers brown. Serve promptly. sheet should allow for I tuck in at the foot and there. family... seals in connection with the stamp hobby. 1 Household Hint nounced the population of the county as of April 1, 1940, to ^RY Scientifically Constructed Black Walnut Cracker, 18.50 prepaid. Money-back guarantee. Clarke Nuts Company, Harrisburg, Pa. Nov 25 Dec 2-9 The loss of European markets ports of American food prod ucts to $15,279,000 in September as compared with $28,693,000 in the same month a year ago. THE POCKETBOOK KNOWLEDGE PIASTIC t^OTBALL HeiMET^ MAOB F1?0M A WCX50 DERIVATIve ARE.A NEW PROWJCT 4-1 «TATCS PRCWIDE KMf AMTeRIAL« FOR A HfAvy BOMBER — /r TA/^£t /3 Tb/B mum t> 6UH.D M>PiJ)N£f er ms •type POUND uetnen NO MOB- THE US- PCflUlATlCf/ INCReASlNO- lAsr yem it iNUXAi^O from TO 1 Of 8, g 5/ ti.4. /\UTO>AOBILE OPERATINS COSTS HAVE DECRfASEP ^ fi£RCENr ^Nce 1926 THE U 4. ENTER5 ns OEFeNSE PR06RAM WATrt TWO-TMlRDS OF the WORIPS Oil REFIN1NJ CAPACl-V ANP TME eREAttST RESERVES IM HWiTOBy “LET’S DINE OUT TODAY” Give your family and friends a treat and bring them here to dine* They’ll like the delicious home cooked foods. We have a “Variety For Every Palate** and our food is prepared just the way you like it. For the best in choice and service, let us be your hosts. *lt wasn^t luck, Santa, it was foresight. They had a Christmas Club Ac count. You con provide cash for 1941 Christ mas bills by starting an account here, now. 801 Fayette St. uimes t^nn “In The Heart of Haiti” ! t % X : Phone J-6221 There's nothing like SOUP] to make you feel cozy inside saya Dorothy Greig i ^ ! OF all the pleasant foods in the worldrthere'are'few that give such comforting glow as hot savory soup. It makes you feel “all cozy inside,” as a friend of mine expresses it. And this is true whether you eat a thick, hearty soup or a Dcrasir WEEKLY REOEIVE IN H WEEKS fhest plan* L S\2S . . , . f .SO ... . . 1.00 .... x.oo .... 3.00 . ' ' s.oo .... >. . 1.12.10 as.oo . . 10.00 . 100.90 leo.oo Mechanics and Farmers Bank am, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. C. C, Spaulding, Free. ':ure J^earn ^Beaufu (Bulti THE DeSHAZOR WAY NEW CLASS NOW FORMING l>ormitory for Students Who Wish to live in Employment Guaranteed to Graduates For Information Write DeSHAZOR BEAUTY COLLEGE Approved By N. C. State Board of Ck>9nietic Art 809 Fayetteville St. Durham, N. C. - t Chlckan and Cream of Mushroom Soup wlnaeompllmarfts for any hostesa :hin elegant one, a fancy soup or t plain one, a soup that Is altnost a stew or one that is smooth as cream. Any soup makes you feel food. There is such variety to be had Ai soups these days that It Is tua to experiment and try different Savors. For instance, we ail enjoy luch well known favorites as toma to, ' chicken, vagetable and cream »f mushroom but ■ have you ev^r tried mock turtle, pepper pot or nctail? Then there i is ^ tlie new idea of tombining one Isoup with another— ^hich opens up a whole new range if delicious flavors. For instanee, ere fa one you will like. It is not heavy soup, nor yet a thin soup, lust a, happy in-between medium that goes with any,type of meal: Chioken and' Cream of Mushroo'm > teuff . 1 oa'n cond«ria«4 chfcken soup 1 f oan condeni«4 cream of mu«h-^ room aoup -’ ' 1 can. water ] FBmpty the crtam''of mushroom loup into a taocepan . and ^ stir • It 11!^' .TtieD aM 'tbe j?iycj||9B joup« a little at a time, stirring constant ly. This keeps the soup mixture smooth. Fill an empty soup can with cold water and stir this into the souif mixture slowly. Heat to the boiling point and serve. Serves 44. Sometime when you want to' serve soup as the main course in a meal, for lunch. maybe or for suppw, try this deeply satisfying- soup: Cream of Mushroom and Pf« toup 1 can condensed cream of mush>, j room soup 1 can condensed pea soup 1 can milk (uslnc soup can for, j tneaiure) 1 can water Combine the . aoups.' Then add water. and milk and heat, but dp not boil. Serves i-7.' And now here Is a gay soup that combines two; famous 'favorites: i. Cream of Tomato and Chl«k# loup ■ 1 can'condensed satop ^ ' M can conderiSM iwltato aoup ; 1 can milk (using soup can for MMawe), Combiqe the soups. Add the inltk and heat,' but 'do i\pt‘‘ boil. - Serves
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