SOUND MIXED PEAS .50 A BUSHEL CLOSE OUT! SHIRTS AND OVERALLS SACRIFICE PRICES. We are closing out and discontinuing our entire line of Shirts and Overalls. So take advantage of this opportunity to supply your self. FRUIT JARS JAR RUBBERS ? TOBACCO TWINE THERMOMETERS LANTERNS TOP DRESSER Reliance Genuine 9-0-9 Top Dresser for All Crops. _ Sprayers - Dusters - Arsenate of Lead - Rotenone - Sprayer Repairs. 'VI PRESSURE COOKERS COLD PACK CANNERS PRESERVING KETTLES U.-? SEABOARD. STORE CO., INC WHOLESALE . RETAIL Pay Cafh and Pay Less D. 7. McKinne. President But It's True ! * (J HUNT, 4 MTM9 MOMCMD Hart* m fount Dakota ms txao n a fall flftNtf A STUfteO qqjrwi Sim* iwmi Mwnrs ? pLOtflOA * MAS OMCV OUt M*M T K* * D*Y OMLV **? M TM ?M3AU> IMT POCS ACT MAW TWO-* IWbiw Frank Santli, ? portrait painter, wai sitting in a Chicago restaurant ?hen a robber held him if. The tlnf took $8. Savatis, aft* the crook'i departure, painted his picture, torhed it over to police. They can{l> their man on the strength of it. Manners, in 1898, married Lucy Herbner. His wife di?d in 1900, an4 tie married, in turn, five of her sisters. Two of them died, and two ob tained divorces. He is married today to the sixth sister, Nance. Views & Reviews Robert Montgomery, motion pic-' ture star, on ambulance duty in France: "This is a hell of a war." Mitleolm Turver. Member of Con gress from Georgia: "I think of a buzzard when I think of Mussolini's course." Franklin D. Roosevelt: "We will extend to the oppo nents of force the material re sources of t>his nation." Renito Mussolini, Italian Dictator: "Our conscience is absolutely clear." Norwegian Government, by proc lamation: "In their welfare, the Germans showed as little regard for the most peaceful towns and cities as for military objectives." Patrick J. Hurley, Secretary of I War under President Hoover: "Democracy is able. We're not afraid of any autocracy on the face of the globe." Frederick Arnold, ex-Army offi cer, home from Europe: "There is no preparing an Army in a hurry for .the swift processes of modern war. after the war has begun." Charles A. Lindbergh, trans-At lantic flier: "America stands today where 1 the road divides, at the sign-posts of war and peace." James H. R. Cromwell, former Minister to Canada: "The Trojan jackasses stalking 'through the halls of Congress are ' responsible for America's lack of i defense." John Rust, inventor of mechanical | cotton picker: |j "The average hand-cotton pick ! er works for only two or t'hree months of the year, toiling iu the fields for very small wages. They are Just in a hell of a fix." Hentlrik Willem Van lioon, his torian: ?'We are next on the list. The ocean isn't wide now." 1'huI Krynaud, former French Premier: "France, wounded, has the ' right to turn to ot'her democra cies and to say, 'We have claims ! on you'." Hurold WIIIN Doild*. president I Princeton University: "I have a profund respect for the maturity and honesty of to day's younger generation who have too often been misunder stood and maligned l>y their el ders." Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture: "The present German regime does have the might and is out to II grab anything it can lay its hands on." Golden Gleams Great souls suffer In silence. i ? ? Schiller. A sadder and a wiser man, He rose the morrow morn. ? Coleridge. Poor in abundance, famish'd at a feast. ' ? Young. You praise the townsmen's I the rustic state; Admiring others' lots, our own we hate. ? Horace. Nough's had. all's spent Where our desire is got without content; 'Tis safer to be that which we destroy Than by destruction, dwell In doubtful joy. While the forests of the United States are making large contribu tions to national defense, the na tion has not provided adequately for the defense of the forests, says Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. Paragraphs What Is Youth? Youth see too far to see how near it is To seeing farther. ? ]?. A. Robinson. Tristram. It, Does The gift of gab causes many a man to give himself away.- ? Los Angeles Times. New Words For Old We can point her to a fat. bald headed. giggliferous old gentle man. ? Kmporia ( Kan. ? Gazette. Check We are living in an age of speed indeed. There is nothing slow any more anywhere except pay. ? The Charlotte (N. C.) News Here's How Nature does it better. When wild things get too fat. they don't eat until they're lean enough to catch something. ? The Rochester Times-Uniou. liow Insult A New York man was ejected from a niglU club recently for in sulting the hostess. He probably was a tightwad. ? The Fort Wayne ? News-Sentinel. Rest Is Sure There's one satisfaction for the fellow who hurries in order to be on time for a date with his girl. He can sit down and rest while waiting fo'r her. ? The La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press. Want* A Decision My sow gave birth to three pigs without' any hair on them and no size to them. They all died. Should I breed her again or butcher her? She eats good and feeds well. ? Rural New Yorker. Wise Thrift A retiring official in Glasgow was presented with a gramophone and 200 records. The donors had previously ascertained that he had a needle. ? Humorist. Query , Next to an all-round farmer who pastures animals and keeps up his soil, what' man deserves better of his fellows than the man who runs a grocery store which carries the things his customers prefer to eat? ? Chicago Daily News. ' I'nuxually Pictures showing a remodeled house always label one "before" and the other "after." Without t'he labels, we'd always think the wrong one the improvement. ? I ' I I I CLEANING & PRESSING RELIABLE SERVICE When your clothes are In our hand'* you may be sore that they will have the best of care. Try as today t Call 436-1 For Pick-Up Service Louisburg ?) Dry Cleaners fjoulibnrft's Oldest Gleaners with Franklin County's most modern equipment. a m. tyke* Ed atovall PHONB 48ft- 1 Oamsv Church M RMk Mk I/OOTBBVBO, *. 6. St. Louis Star-Timeg. Automobile Names Were the following towns nam ed after automobiles or vice, versa Lincoln, III., and Ind.; Cadillac. Mich.; La Salle, 111.; Packard. Mich.; Buick, Col., and Mo.; Gra ham, Ind.; Hudson. Ind.; Mer cury. Tex.; Nash. N. D. ; Chrys ler, Ala.; De Soto. Fla. ; Dodge, Mass. ; Pontiac, Mich.; Plymouth, Ind.; Chevrolet, Ky.; Ford, Ind., and Kan.; Austin, Ind. ? Query in the Chicago Tribune. Timely Farm Questions \ Answered at State College QUKHTION: Are gi-een tobacco stalks beneficial to the soil when plowed under? ANSWER: The green stalks are beneficial to a certain degree, but the greatest benefit comes from the destruction of insect pests. Suckers whiph grbw, upon stalks left standing furnish a breeding and feeding ground for millions of insect pests which at tack the crop the next season. For this reason alone all stalks Bhould be cut and plowed under immediately after harvest. The stalks, however, do furnish a small amount' of plant food, but thi3 is negligible when compared with the benelits from insect con trol. QUKHTION: When should the most rigid culling be practiced in the poultry flock? ANSWER; Culling is a year around job, but the flock should be watched most carefully, during July and August. This is the time for the early molters and as soon as molt appears or Mie hens stop laying they should be taken from the flock and sold or used at home. September and October is another favorable time to han dle the old flock as most of the mediocre birds stop producing in late August* or September. These birds also should be removed from the flock and disposed of in some way. QUK8T10N: Should I feed grain to my newly-weaned lambs? ANSWER: If there is suffic ient pasturage^ grain is not nec essary; but, if the pasture is poor, grain should be fed for at least two or three weeks after the lambs are taken from t-he ewe. If possible, the lambs should be put on pasture on which sheep have not been grazed. This will, to some extent, prevent infestation by stomach worms. Either soy beans-or Sudan grass will furnish nutritious and succulent grazing bhrough the summer months. The domestic wheat supply for the 1940-41 season now seems likely to total about one billion bushels, about the same as for the current marketing season ending June 30. Incidentally, whati has become of the Kellogg-Rriand pact out lawing war? CARD OK .THANKS To our many relatives, friends and neighbors we wish to extend our deepest heartfelt thanks and appreciations for Dheir many kindnesses rendered us during the recent illness and death of our dear baby. MR. and MRS. W. I. PARRISH. ~ KENEW YOUR SUBSCKIKlIOM! Ail ii result of the Kuropeau war. United States farmer* may be called upon to produce a lar- ( ger portion of American seed sup | plies than they have for uwuy years. The presidential campaign, ono might say, is underway; the chief ! executive eletted in November | might face a new kind of world. The JOHN DEERE IS SO SIMPLE I can make most adjust ments myself. For instance, I can | How is it on 1 Upkeep Costs?i ? ^tighten the Clutch f Reline it in [ in 5 Minutes 15 Minutes NO OTHER TRACTOR IS SO SIMPLE AND SO EASY TO SERVICE AS A JOHN DEERE TRACTOR YOU don't have to be a skilled automotive mechanic to service a John Deere General Purpose Tractor ? it's that simple. You can inspect and adjust practically all working parts from a standing position. Brakes and clutch can be adjusted in less than 5 minutes. Valves and tappets are located in the cylinder head ? they're easy to get at. Everything is simpler ? easier to understand in the John Deere. That's why the average owner does 75% of his own servicing without any outside help. 1 * . ? We also have a full line of Farm Implements at Reasonable Prices. Call in and let us show you. FREEMAN 8 HARRIS Noma F. Freeman H. Grady Harris LOUISBURG, N. 0. JOHN DEERE QUALITY IMPLEMENTS AND SERVICE COMPARE REFRIGERATORS FEATURE BY FEATURE! We Believe A General Hectric Gives You Mote Value . . . Dollar-for-Dollar . . . Than Any Other Refrigerator At Any Prietl. THRIFTY AMERICA IS BUYING O-E REFRIGERATORS ONE-A-MINUTEI CONDITIONED AIRI Controlled humidity and temperature and cooMaat circulation of n*Mt, (reek coed air keeps food* better, "TOVU ALWAYS U MAD TOU BOUONT A Mr GENERAL ELECTRIC WE ALSO HAVE SEVERAL USED REFRIGERA TORS AS LOW AS $50.00, IN GOOD CONDITION. ASK ABOUT OUR FALL TERMS RAYNOR'S RADIO AND JEWELRY SHOP "We Sell the Best and Service the Rest"

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