Trio Of Games
Hold Spotlight
State Against Davidson At
Greensboro; Wake For
Against. South Carolina
At Wake Forest; Caro
lina Against The Citadel
At Chapel Hill
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Ushered in Saturday by1 Wake
Forest and Elon, football's ollcial
coming out parties in Tar Heelia
will be staged this week.
All Big Five units save Duke
will see action and the games at
Chapel Hill, Greensboro and
Wake Forest will be Southern
Conference engagements.
Wake Forest showed lots of
power |n downing Elon 34 to 0 as
the Deacon running attack gath
ered momentum in the game's
latter stages. Coach D. C. Walk
er's athletes scored 20 points in
the final quarter after being held
to 14 in the first three by the
?.Hghter, less experienced Chris
* tians. Mayberry, Polanski. Layton
and Gallovich were among the
Baptist luminaries.
The Wakes, who give promise
of developing into a great unit,
will get another test under tire
against South Carolina Saturday
at Wake Forest.
A colorful, wide open contest
is in prospect at Chapel Hill
where the Tar Heels optn against i
The Citadel. The Cadets are re- 1
ported air minded and it is well |
known that Coach Ray Wolf will
depend upon the pitching of
Stlrnwei88, LaLanne and several
others for much of his opensive.
Graham Edwards is the Citadel's
triple threat back upon whom .
Coach Tatum Gressette is count- ?
ing for successful air raids.
Greensboro will be the scene
of a night engagement between j
Davidson and N. C. State, a game |
that annually ranks with tha I
choicest of the season.
Duke will wait another week
to open against Davidson in prep
aration for its clash a week lat?r
with Colgate.
Training camps operated over
time this week as coaches sought
to gear their men for the high
speed action that will be Acces
sary Saturday.
Week-end games Involving
North State Conference teams
will send Appalachian against
Rollins at Asheville, Catawba
against Newberry (Friday), East
Carolina Teachers against Milli
gan at Johnson City, Tenn., and
Guilford against William and
Mary at Williamsburg, Va.
Thirteen days after they were
turned on lespededa, the cows of
Arthur Whitfield, Kenansvllle,
had doubled their milk produc
tion, reports Assistant Farm
Agent L. F. Weeks, of Duplin
County.
Sentinels
of Health
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DOANS PILLS
Styled to suit your
TASTE
Cut to fit your
BODY
(Taylor 1
ttloilifj
By
O. J. HALE .
T'ert to Wbeeler'e Barber Hhop
LOUISBUSO, M. 0.
JAPANESE BEETLE "WAR MACHINE TRUCK"
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? FARM AGENT'S DEPT. ?
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? By County Farm Agents ?
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SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVING
QUALITY OF COTTON
Farme>s in Franklin County
can increase the sales prices of
their cotton through improving
the grade and staple length if
careful consideration is given to
several small items.
The Cotton gin is a mechanical
machine and does not have the
ability to remove from the cotton
completely dirt, hulls, leaf frag
ments and moisture. Therefore,
every effort should be taken by
the farm operator in picking or
having his cotton picked to prev
ent dirt, hulls and leaf fragments
from being mixed with the lint i
cotton. I am advised that many
farmers throughout Franklin
County pick their cotton one af
ternoon, leave It exposed to the
dew that night and then carry it
to the gin early the next morning.
This practice causes the glnner to
attempt to gin cotton too wet for
the machinery to do a good Job.
The ginning machine cannot sepa
rate wet lint from the seed with
out cutting the staple and caus
ing the cotton to look spotted.
This spotted condition places the
cotton in a lower grade which will
bring a smaller price. Cotton that
is picked early morning while the
dew is on the ground should be
' spread that the Sun may dry the
dew off completely during the
i day. It Is a safe practice in Frank
' lln County, as our gins are not
equipped with dryers, to store
cotton after it has been dried by
the days Sun in,' a .cotton house
.for several days depending upon
moisture conditions that it may
thoroughly dry before being ear
1 ried to gin. In storing this cotton
attention should be given to care
ful drying in the Sun of dew be
! fore it is stored in open room as
thick layers of wet cotton when
I stored may cause considerable
I heat which will seriously effect
the germination of seed and qual
ity of fiber.
The Centerville Community is
cooperating this , year towards
producing one variety cotton of
long staple. Long staple cotton is
harder to gin than short staple
and is much harder to gin when
wet, therefore, the farmer plant
ing a good seed cannot expect to
obtain his best grade and staple
unless he furnishes his ginner
with cotton in good ginning con
dition.
The market is offering good
premiums for cotton of good
staple and of high grade, there
fore, it is greatly to yohr benefit
that your cotton is properly pre
pared for ginning at hotne before
being carried to the gin.
A rainy day is a bad day to
> pick cotton and Is also a bad day
I to gin cotton. ? - ?
Many Franklin County grow
ers report that as much as two
-thirds of their cotton crop has
been destroyed by heavy infesta
tions of boll weevils, says Assis
tant Farm Agent E. P. Barnes.
ENSIGN $1.13
c&ngek&otf
POCKET and WRIST WATCHES
*1.00 to *3.95
ALARM CLOCKS
*1.00 to *2.95
LOOK FOR amir ON THE DIAI
SALE of FIRST QUALITY
MONUMENTS
Kemember your departed
loved ones with a monument
from us.
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Now is the time to buy ?
and you save when you buy
from us.
20% to 35% DISCOUNT ON ALL MONUMENTS
All materials and workmanship guaranteed sat
isfactory. We use Winnsboro blue, Stone eternal,
Salisburg pink, Berkley blue, Vermont and Georgia
Marble.
If you are unable to come to our plant at Roles
ville we will be glad to calljind show you the newest
designs. We use only the'best marbles and granites
that can be bought. ,
We have more than 60 monuments on our display
yard for you to select from.
WAKE MONUMENT COMPANY
MEMORIALS
ROLES VILLE, N. C.
P. 0. Address, R 2, Wake Forest, N. C. Phone 311-0
FOR SALE!
? ABRUZZI RYE ?
" v $* .25 Per
v Bushel
GEORGE FORD
? '
Patient ? I came to make an ap
pointment with the dentist.
Dentin Assistant ? He's out
now.
PaMent ? Good; when will he
be out again?
Did you ever hear of a man |
who bad to encourage his family
to step out and spend more?
Attendance on Wautauga Coun
ty township farm tours was un
usually good this year, with two
to three times as many making
tours as did last year.
PENNY FOR PENNY YOUR
BEST CIGARETTE BUY
By borate* 25% ?foaror than
the averaga of tira 15 other
of too largest- sailing brands
tostod ? slower than any of
tfcom-CAMELS give a smok
ing pfu* equal to
fflCK*
MORE PLEASURE PER PUFF
MORE PUFFS PER PACK
CAMELS
LONG-BURNING
COSTLIER TOBACCOS
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THAT BRING
LASTING
HAPPINESS !
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A COM
PLETE STOCK OF WATCHES, DIA
MONDS AND JEWELRY. COME IN
AND LOOK OUR STOCK OVER.
DIAMONDS: In the
charm and color of
natural gold $15.00 up
PEN AND PENCIL
SET: In fine gift box.
Matched Sets . . $5.00
LADIES' BIRTH
STONE RINGS: Solid
gold $5.00 up
POCKET WATCHES:
Elgin, Waltham, Ham
ilton . 1 . . . . $12.50 up
GOLD CROSS AND
CHAIN : A treasured
gift $3.50
WATCHES
MAN'S WRIST
WATCH
7-jewel; modern design . . .
leather strap $12.50
NEW LADYS WATCH
Accurate movement . . .
gold case, cord band $17.50
Terms as low as $1.00 per week !
? REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES ?
Buy and Sell in Louisburg ? Your Friendly
\ ? ? Market.
RAYNOR'S RADIO & JEWELRY SHOP
"We Sell the Best and Service the Rest"
PHONE 454-6 Louisburg, N. C.
TONKEL'S
DEPARTMENT STORE, INC.
ARE NOW SHOWING NEW FALL
DRESSES, COATS AND SUITS THAT
HAVE BEEN ARRIVING DAILY.
WE URGE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORE
BEFORE BUYING.
. OUR PRICES WILL BE LOWER THAN
EVER BEFORE.
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE OUT
STANDING VALUES:
LADIES' SILK DRESSES
NEWEST FALL STYLES AND COLORS
Sizes from 12 to 20 and 38 to 44
$1.49 - $1.98
Men's and Young Men's Suits
NEWEST FALL FABRICS, TWEEDS, ETC.
Values up to $24.50
$9.95 - $14.95 - $17.95
BOYS' SWEATERS
Sizes from 1 to 6 and 32 to 36
Special 97c
TONKEL'S
DEPT. STORE
( INCORPORATED )
' ' LOUISBU RG ' S SHOPPING CENTER"
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FRANKLIN
FARMERS EXCHANGE
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Our Stock is Growing Every
Day. We now have a supply
of the following:
FLOUR - LARD - SUGAR
MEAT - PAINT - MOTOR OIL
TIRES and TUBES
ELECTRIC FENCERS
POULTRY & DAIRY FEEDS
? HOG FEEDS ?
RED DOG - SUPPLEMENTARY - SHIP
STUFF - FISH MEAL - STEAM BONE
MEAL
? SEEDS ?
WHEAT - OATS - BARLEY - CLOVER
RYE - VETCH
ALSO MANY OTHER ITEMS YOU NEED
IN YOUR HOME.
WE WILL ALSO RECEIVE COTTON FOR
STORAGE AT THE
Franklin Bonded Warehouse
FRANKLIN FARMERS
EXCHANGE
, > - - v ? -
t - (Just across the Street from the Jail)
LOUISBURO, N. CAROLINA