Pre? nn 1 u from X#ni Carahia as well as'
Sums- parts of tke raited Stales read like the eM
Hae ?Hi asd woofr vest.
tke rraiwcr aad laborer caa get good par lor Us
product- prosperity will km retaraed.
The aexx Hs tkiac of interest ia tke National
Beeorerr tare, is wkat will tke aatkoritias da
vKk tke feltew wbc i Lfaau to co-operate.
, ( .
Pna|i lansiis Hadwj Wairea la credited witk
aariac ~I Mint all 41 States will vote for re
peat" Tkst soods like it will be uuisou.
Prfsidrat KoottHi kas sppro?td Ntnl baOd
iax plaas smouttac to l2tl.Mt.IM. wkick oagkt
to kare toae xlsean aa ntteriac tke aaeavloy
? t wttmUm.
Diquctei from Washiagtoa tkav that it is aot
too late u> adopt and eaforee a tobacco processing
tax for this crop aad that tie Depart* emu there
are mtn| a study of tie lata wo market opeaiaxs
is Georgia. Belief (ran low prices is what we so
bodlT 1*?L
If the prreruest would mdeBZ. take oxer,
aad iistnr the eatire crop aad stocks of coctoa.
tshatco. wbeat aad other fan products inTolTed
so that the prices would rise to a fair poimt as
eoapared with the retaras from the maaafacxarod
prodaeu. the ill pnasins woald break iaatttle
tj wrLhont so Bach gOTeraisc cootroL
GocnJ Bach I. Jcknoi ia charge of the ea
tareemeat of the Xxuoaai Recorery prograa is
tkiaci he thomiA ^uempt b Xo repair* all people
to trade at ho at The aecoad ia to Wi?iane the
wutm hvrimx of the gmmm ? Ql utxto. allow
Isc the parefcaaea to he Bade oa a more widely
distributed tMHr where It eaa be of more btmJt
to all basiaeaa mmd throach it help the tax aitaa
tka.
Moat n??lt ut W7 >???? aa kmc ** T?*
don't try to eoOeet
Unhu is Ttrj li{kl bat minaioul i>
reatiguor* think it needs more light
The tactful Mexicu artist who painted L<enin oa
the Rockefeller bailding voaM probably paint
Lather am tie valla at the Vatican
The greatest miracle that I know at la my con
ad an. And if Cod baa been able to work that
aae. tbcre are none of which He is not capable. ?
It la not beeaaae Ben like to lab ao well bat be- 1
taae they are dealing boose at borne.
"No one ever would have troaatd the oeeaa If be |
coald hare cot tea off the ahlp ia the
Charlea^ 7., Kettering. *
i.
SAW DOUBLE;
Mr Mat Bay Wood Fna TW
Fans, k Mm H?
TMi
CI iff ?i4e & C-, inly SL ? Rote
art Sparks thoaght be waa seeing
double ? uul he was.
Sometime i|o be boaght a load
of wood from a farmer. Tell
McCraw. aad a few days later he
aaw McCraw in town. Walking
ap to Ua. Sparks said:
"I waat to pa y for that wood."
"What Wood?" said the fa rm
"The wood I bought from jam
last week' said S parka
"Sot at," said McCraw and
walked os.
Two days later Sparka ran into
McCraw again aad this tine
McCraw Marted the coaTeraathm.
"I'd like my aoD?r for that
wood." the farmer aakdT
"All right." said sparks, "bat
why didnt yoa take it whea I of-,
farad it ta 70a last weak?"
"Who. me?" asked McCraw.
-It waaa't me." .
"Then I'm crazy, said Sparka.
McCraw thoaght a mom eat.
then aald: "It mast hare beea
mr twin brother. Bell. People
can't tell aa apart."
Pitt Coantj farmer* will plow
?t ?,*?" acres of cot lorn aa a re
Mlt of the redaction carr. pa ir.
HfMiU farm agent E. P. Arnold
to addition to a f per cent
redact toe of the acreage to eot
toa is nrotl? It Coaatr 'lunr.r
the faat foar Team, crowera
^leiil to plow ap aa addition of
tjt It acre* la tfca campalga Juat
Tka fob yoa like that para ?
Itrtad la the moat prteeiaaa of aU
Mow to The Praaklia Ttoea,
Spanish War Vets !
Officers Named
V. C?tn VHu, St ate Com
piete Staff
John R Moore. Raleigh. ' ku
been ????< adjatant sad Eld
ridge Smith. Raleigh. appointed
tuncnuaur of the Called
Spa nil ti War VeUrui of North
Carolina. W. Caper* White. Stat*
Commander, baa aanoanced.
The other members. and ad
drtae) of camp* la which they
are meabera. are: Chief of staff,
Joseph M. Mabery of Charlotte:
inspector-! lea lenaat. E. T. Gold-,
?ton of Concord; Jndge advocate.
Major George E. Boiler of Ral
eigh; department aerrtce aScer.
Major Charie* C. Montgomery. of
Charlotte; sargeoa. Dr. J. A. Wil
kin*. of Gaatonia; chaplain. Rer.
Allen H Whlaser. of SaUabnrr;
patriotic Instructor. Harry V.
Denton, of SalisbeiT; mar* hall,
George R D'Ornnge, of W ilia lac
ton; historian. James W. Robert
son. of Rocky Mount; offlcer of
Cnard. George W. Wells, of Shel
by; department color sergeants,
A. A. Hergenrother. of WllaUng
ton. and D. S. Bikes, of Charlotte.
Paat Department Commander
H. D. bearlu. of Asherllle was
named chairman of the lecMatire
committee. ? Raleigh Times.
The troubles of others are In
teresting becanse ws like to eom->
pare then with oar on.
An 70M who la Willing to listen
geta credit for being a chirm lag
eon Tersatioaallst .
auttae
If Us aatoaobll*
tarer wanta to be a aaeceaa. be
baa oalr to bmlld a ear that will
last antll the final paraeat 4s
Attend Y. T. H.
F. At Raleigh
Gaid Sud T. T. H. F. Ix-i-w
Thomas Denton ud Henrr Ed
*udi were seat as dtlenu* to
represent the Gold Sand Chapter
la the aaaaal Kate meeting of
Yoang Tar Heel Farmers at Ral
eigh. Upon their return they re
port aa interesting meeting aad
Kan 7 Worthwhile . suggestions
The two-day meeting at State
CoDege is priaci pally a business
meeting la which a boat two Jpa
dred delegates diecaas vailou
.problems, coaeeralag the work of
the sate aad local chapters. At
the electioB meeting Thomas
Denton. Pre* id eat of fee Gold
Saad Chapter, was made State
Treasurer wt the Association
One aight of the male meeting
was deTuted to a musical contest
which proved to be aa iaterestiag
feature. Qaiu a i
The raralHlsaa provided that la |
? 1
fhtp coal# ho ?oa^os?d of an I
eqaal aaaber of Toaag Tar Heel |
Farmer* aad community Cttia
The Gold Saad orchestra, c
posed of Bill Wot. Perry West,
Edgar Fuller. AaatTh Falter, aad
M<9 Brewer, rsetlwd recocai
Mam aa aecoad best. Mr.
Mrs. W D. Fuller were preoeat
for the conteat. \ I
A land crab that I Ires ia the I
Soath Sea islaads has ' claws |
t4d Jspaassi WMIa. wfcieh la|
so deatractiTe to crops, waa ship
iped Into this country la a con
-Sim meat of iris roots seat to a
. /
recioa of the equator .
m fer iki Mr 1*11-14 at I
J. B. LMcMaM. at Unri Baat
?r; T. D. (TQtfam. Bun u4
Touscrllle: Q- L Winchester,
FrxsklkiBtoa . George B- Blam.
MiMletars iW Ayrock
To Organize
Loan Association
iuMMOMat is Bade that a
anker of farmers ia Franklin
Coaaty will wat ji i he office of
Mr. -K. H kil4? oa Wedneeday
morning. Aagast ?th, l?33 at 1*
o'clock, to ima^isi a aew farai
Ioaa organization under the Fed
eral Laad Bank. at ColuHa, far
the parpoee of aittm more
available (Vfennat credit to
reUere farm i ? dltiiias. Charter
members will h^jri i In il vtthont
membership fee. All farmers ia
Fraaklia Cousfy" interested ia
uaiag their farm as collateral for
money to reteH| their farm con
ditions are iarMcd to attend thia
meeting. ? , ^
ELECT OFFtCEBS
AWT) DELEGATES
The Jambes Post of the Ameri
eaa Legion, met Taeaday. tor the
psrfoae of electte Delegates and
Alternates to ike State Conven
tion to be held at Wilmfngt? .
N. C.. Aagnst. IS. 1?. and 2?.
1933, aad Post Officer* for the
year 1914.
The folloviag Poaa Officers
were oaaaimoosfr elected: Com
maader. Dr H_ H. Johnson: Viee
Commaader. J. E. Maloae. Jr.;
Anjatant A Finaace Officer T. K
Stockard; Gnardiaaship Officer,
W. D. Egerton; Chaplain. A C.
Hall: Historian. C. K Cooke. Jr.;
Serrice Officer 5. P. Boddie; Del
egates to the State Coaveatioa. C.
S. Sykes aad T. K. Stockard: Al
ternates to Slate Coareatioa. J.
E. M alone and a K. Cooke. Jr.
The Poet adopted reaotatioas
to make eTery eSort to iacreaae
it's acti rities and membership for
the year 1*34,
The Post decided to have a
braasvlck stew ta the Bear fa
tare aad appointed the foUowlag
committee to put oa a braaawtek
?tew: P. H. Fnll?fr, Chairman; C.
C. Collins aad Fred Frailer, sa
perTision of cocklag; H. H. Hil
toa. 11 as ace.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
CHUKOT
There will b? Moraine Prayar
Budar at St Pa?l'a Eplicopal
chareh at 11 6?clocfe cm4mM by
the layreader. Surfir aehool at
1* o'clock i. m aad at 7:M P
m. the T. P. 8 L will aeroaipaay
Re*. F'raak Pul>y to the Cmtr
Home where will be held a abort
?errtce by r<^(ML Saaday
more I a g at 11 o clack br. Palley
will conduct MorafcW Prayer aad
aermon at KJttrelL
LOUISBUEQ BAPTIST
CHUKOT
Dr. Hack A. una of U? Ftnt
Baptist ekarek. Haaderaoa. win
praaefc it 11 ? n. it the Loala
bmr( Baptist churtfc. esckaaclnc
pal pita for tk* aaiar ?Hk Dr. '
D. P. Harrta Raa4ar aekool will
be a* ?:4t and B. T. P. U. at 7
??
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fm a MTTm. mm 34. *. J*
? ? 41 ?? ? * IS OEMS ?? !?. ymm
NAME. ADDRESS. STTLE VL ?
MI SIZE m b, Mi
rat in. Kr? Y?k. IT.. . Omm
For vara nuher this attrac
ttre frock *11) be cool ud eon
torubit to wear ia the morning.
It nuy be Bade of ptaln or
printed gingl^*. linen, Okfaity or
percale ia ut desired i>Wf.
The blow baa a deep pointed
yoke extending over the sboald
ers to fora abort steeres. Paint
ed yoke sections ia the skirt re
peat this line. The trimming may
be of pleating or blading in a
?elf or contrasting color. The
belt backle may also carry oat
the color scheme.
This easOy-aaade model is de
sigaed ia S sixes ? 14. 3?. St. ??
aad 42. Sise SI reqaires S 1-8
yards of Si inch material- ^
To aSTe the baby the tronble of
holding ? aad dropping ? his milk
bottle, a bolder that caa be at
tached to a erfb or carriage has
beea invested.
3BOBUIA TOMOOU tUlUR
OTCM
(Coatlaaed from rM< MM)
? - -h
There fW ao cbaag* to tM'
rtlM of (bo leaf at Vldalla. A
arc* ptrcMUit of poorly
mtm breaght ?r>a tlM mm<WI
iveraga Um. Today'* eatlaaatad!
wandage waa <?,??? with a lo
if thrao eaau per pound aod
?Kb of IS Mala with aa average
if 11 casta.
Y?*terday'* aattotactlon ovar
Iricaa waa voiced throughout tba
wit acato today by grower*.
Before tba opealag of tba mar
let waroboaaeaieti and grower*
ittemed tba average price for
bo year'* crop would be around
It casta con pared wltb 10.4 for
aat year. Tba total crop to ba
iffered oa tba a action* waa placed
It npwarda of pound*
Cau are color bilad, according!
o recent ezperlmrnta.
(f
%
fiTM MEQMAM
SEZ. NtS itOTtCCO |
THAT A SOUARE
AttM t* SCL0OM
A KOUWOt*
TOBACCO FLUES
TWINS - THERMOMETERS - LANTERNS
BRICK . LIME - CEMENT
* " i
ARSENATE OF LEAD, CAc
Tout Pound Package ^
Fruit Jars - Jar Tops - Rubbers
OATMEAL, Lwg*Sixel5c* Small ?*e
RAISIN BRAN..'. .....7*e
GRAPE NUT PL AXES 7*c
SKINNER'S MACARONI 4c
ROCKWOOD'S PURE COCOA 2 lb. pkg. 20c
Seabreeze FLOUR
Friday and Saturday
$(5-9*5 BARREL
This may be the last time yon will ever be
able to bay High Grade Floor at this price.
Tax goes on Monday.
%
SEABOARD STORE CO., INC.
d. f. McKunrs, rurtii
? Pay Cash and Pay Less ?
OUR WEEKLY FOOD
VALUES
BUY YOUR FLOUR
THIS WEEK
JELLO ICE CREAM
POWDER - 3 for
25c
"AE.GOV CORN
STA&CH - 10c sixe
8c
APPLE CIDKR
VINEGAR - Gallon
SWEET MIXED PICKLE, Quart Jar 21c
SWEET WHOLE PICKLE, Quart Jar ........ 22c
Large Sue 15*
QUAKER OATS, pkg.
* Pint
SALAD DRE88DI0 ....
No 2 Can
crushed pineapple
Ho. 2 Can lie
GRAPE FRUIT JUICE .... H
Tall Can lo
PET MILK '
5 Pound Can
K ARO SYRUP
6 Cans
LIGHT HOUSE GLEAN8ER
1000 ShMt TOILET TISSUE . . 5c
SALT MULLETS, lb. lOo
PUT SPRAY GUNS 15c
2T
25'
NEW OKOF
TURNIP SEED
WEEK-END MEAT VALUES
Eingus Iftc
Fresh Link Sausage, lb. ....
PORK SAUSAGE, lb 15c
EIB 8TEW BEET, 3 lbs. .... 25c
Kingus OCc
LUNCHEON HAM, lb. W
CHUCK ROA8T, lb 12Ho
PORK CHOPS, lb ,....15o
G. W. MURPHY & SON, TT
"WHKRK A DOLUM DOM ITS DOT"
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