NEW! SWEEP SECOND WATCHES SECOND HAND HE ; Foi the first time , Luxury Watch' convenience within reach of all. Pocl<et Mode' $1 .95 Wrist Model 3.95 Pendant Model (For Nurses) 4.95 XOTICK The Cypress Chapel Church is sponsoring a Harvest Day pro- 1 mam Thanksgiving afternoon. No vember 28. 1940. The program will consist of a Harvest Day an nual sale from 2:00 to 5:00; o'clock, followed by a church sup- ' per with barbecue and chicken I served from 5:30 until 8 o'clock.' Proceeds from these will go to (?he church. After the supper' there will be a Thanksgiving pro-' gram and a talk by Rev. F. H. Scofield. There will be an offer ing taken for the Orphanage. The public is cordially invited. A county-wide campaign to. eradicate Bangs disease of cattle i in Yancey County has just gotten underway, reports R. H. Crouse. farm agent* of the State College Extension Service. UNCLE NATCHEL RETURNS IN A NEW I RADIO SERIES An old favorite. Uncle Natchel, j returns to the airwaves ou Sun-i day, November 24th. For the fifth consecutive season, the Natural Chilean Nitrate folks present this lovable old Negro character with the group of young folks. Uncle ! Natchelt will contdnue the type of program that has proved so popular in the past ? dramatized stories of highlights and side lights of early Southern history. The young folks will supply the many old songs which always have been a feature of the Uncle Nat chel program. Important stations all over the Sout'h will carry the new Uncle Natchel series. The Chilean Ni trate folks invite you to listen to all Uncle Natchel programs. Ex act hour of each broadcast will be listed in title radio time tables in all newspapers which publish a radio listing. Following is the ! full list of stations: WAGF, I WD BO. WSB, WWL, KWKH, ! WJDX, WBT, WPTF, WIS, ! WOLS. WMC, WRVA. WSFA. I W.IRD, WJ BY. ?M.KS. JULIA V. MITCHELL j Youngsville. ? Mrs. Julia Caro line Mitchell. 86, died Friday at the home of her son, C. E. Mit chell, of Youngsville.* Surviving are two sons, R. I. Mitchell of Bunn and Spring Hope and C.E. Mitchell ot Youngsville; two daughters, Mrs. Julia Mit chell Price of Zebulon. and Mrs. Maggie M. Mitchell of Loulsburg; two brothers, R. E. and C. H. Richardson, both of Wendell, and: a sister. Mrs. Jennie Strickjand of Durham. Funeral services were held Sun-j day at 2:30 at the Christian! Church in Youngsville with the Hev. E. M. Carter of Youngsville. mid the Rev. Charles Howard of Buie's Creek in charge. Inter- j ment followed in the Youngs ville Cemetery. RENEW VOI R SLUM u.i'TIO.N Timely Farm Questions Answered at State College yi'KSTION: When cows mid calves giiun at fence posts ami rails, wluit is the reason? ANSWER: This hi a sign of mineral deficiency in the rattan. A sufficient quantity of calcium is usually contained in legume hays such as cowpea. soybean, clover and alfalfa if these crops are growu on soil not deficient in lime. Where the grain ration contains 30 per cent< of wheat bran, cottonseed meal and soy bean meul. there is usually a suf ficient amount of phosphorous. However, it will do no harm to allow the cows and calves free access to a mineral mixture com posed of one part' salt and four parts of steamed bone meal. Ql'ESTIOX: How can corn weevils be controlled'.' ANSWER: The first step, says J. O. Rowell, Extension entomol ogist. is to thoroughly clean the storage bin or crib and treat the woodwork with any odorless, tusteless. water-white petroleum similar to that used in commer cial fly sprays. Accumulations of old grain and floor sweepings from the previous crop should be removed and burned. However, if Mie sweepings are needed for feed, they may be saved with treatment by carbon disulphlde. The sweepings should be placed in a tight bin or barrel and the cbemical poured over them at the rate of three-fourths of a pint to a barrel of sweepings. QITOTION : Ik it necessary to select a new site for the tobacco plant bed ea-li year? ANSWER: This is not abso lutely necessary, but It is Hie safest practice. Experimental evi dence shows that disease and in sect infestation can be materially reduced by selecting a new plant bed site each year, or by the ro tation of plant bed sites. If the old site is used, it should be JUST UNLOADED ! OUR 3rd SHIPMENT OF MOLES SINCE OCTOBER WE ARE SHIPPING THESE MULES DIRECT FROM THE MULE RAISING COUNTRY AND SELLING THEM AT PRICES THAT CLEANS OUT OUR MULE BARNS NEARLY EVERY WEEK. WE HAVE FRESH SHIPMENTS COMING IN, AND HAVE ON HAND SOME OF THE BEST CLASSY MULES WE HAVE EVER SHIPPED. ALSO REPbsSESSED MULES AND TRADED-IN MULES WILL SELL AT BARGAIN PRICES. IF YOU WANT MULES AND MARES COME TO SEE US. We Sell Better Mules at Lower Prices! OUR LARGE SALES SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS. CUM SUPPLY COMPANY SALES STABLE8 AT CREEDMOOP and ROXBORO burned over or sterilized by steam. WANTED Ten to tweuty-flve acres glf,, land. Prefer no buildings, some woodland, reasonably priced, and near LouisburK. (MRS) JOHN MAY, Route 1, Lotllsburg, N. C. 1 X-22-2t A part of the 4-H Club program in Jackson County (or the remain der of the school year will be devoted to different phases of for estry work, reports Farm Agent G. R. Lackey. HIGHEST PRICES for SCRAP TOBACCO Planters Warehouse I.OUIHBLIUi, N. C. MAKE MONEY IT READING THE ADS ? BARGAIN --- A l-arge Company has sold all of the "farms it owned in Frank tin County except one property. It desires to sell this farm at an enrly date. If you ure interested In a bargain, this is ? YOUR OPPORTUNITY. S. G. Layton 20<l.~> KIohnoiu Street ? Columbia, South Carolina. BROKERS' COOPERATION WELCOMED. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS ! ? Better still, come inside and let us show you around, and price the goods, that you expect to buy this Fall. ASHLEY WOOD HEATERS; DUO-THERMS or most any kind you want. It is a source of Pleasure to trade, where your trade is appreciated. We try to prove this, by the service we render. See us for anything you need in my line. Prices and Terms 0. K. BROWN FURNITURE HOUSE TERMS IF YOU WANT THEM. J. L. Brown Prop. Youngsville, N. C. ASHLEY AUTOMATIC WOOD BURNING HEATER ??'WW Ashley Automatic Wood Burning Heaters are as ef ficient as any $100.00 heating plants. They are the cheapest heating plants for country or town. Figure for yourself the many advantages and savings it has. Then come by our store and let us help you pick out the style you need and the style you prefer. We have eight styles and prices to select from. FRANKLIN FARMERS EXCHANGE Agent ?h;ae 3<J6-1 * * Louisburg, N. C. I I Pilots Tint I l?21 1M0 Ss^lM HAVE MONEY! "Home of The Thrifty" 1 HAVE MONEYI */ DON'T BE "HOOKED" HaveJWoney GET-RICH-QUICK schemers have "hooked" many a man and got his hard-earned money. These schemers are not aN dead yet . . . and they have not quit 'Vorlting" the "easy marks." Ask some level-headed man before YOU bite or they may land you in their net. * START SAVING REGULARLY NOW We Welcome Your Banking Business FIRST-CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY CORNER MAIN AND NASH 8TRKET8 LOUISBURG, * N. CAROLINA BANKING HOURS: 0:00 A. M. TO 9:00 V. M. HAVE MONEY I - "Home of The Thrifty" THINK! : HAVE MONEY! SAVE MONEY WOW WE ARE SELLING OUT OUR BIG STOCK OF Stoves & Ranges BOTH HEATING AND COOKING at a big REDUCTION in price that will guar antee their moving. Come in early, get your pick and save big money. Shot Guns and Shells WE HAVE THE FAMOUS Fox Shot Guns and the Winchester & Western SHELLS and can supply your hunting needs. COME TO SEE US FOR ANYTHING IN Hardware and Sporting lines. FREEMAN 8 HARRIS Noma F. Freeman H. Grady Harris LOUISBURG, N. 0.

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