HOG KILLING
SUPPLIES
* Lard Stands - Lard Presses
\
Butcher Knives - Iron Pots
Galvanized Iron for Vats
Buckets and Tubs
SINGLE and DOUBLE
GUNS
RIFLES - AMMUNITION
BICYCLES
4
For Boys and Girls
VELOCIPEDES
WAGONS . . $1.00 up
FLORENCE
POT TYPE OIL HEATERS
Also Sheet Iron and Cast Iron
Heaters . . . $1,39 up.
RANGES . . . $20.00 up
WIDE CROSS CUT SAWS
Special SjQQ
Handled Axes . . . $1.25 up
Carpenters Tools
PAINTS and VARNISHES
SAMPSON'S
SAMOLITE
Add1*
NEW PRINCIPLE PAINT
Gallon Water to 1 Gallon Paint to
make 1* Gallons of fine, durable and beauti
ful wall finish ? Carried in Ivory, Cream,
Blue, Green, Gray, Orchid and White ?
$2.25 a Gallon
Prices oti ALL LINES BUILDING MA
TERIAL have advanced, but we have a fair
supply of DOORS. WINDOWS and ROOFING '
at prices that still look attractive.
If you need anything in t faese lines we ad
vise immediate action,
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SEABOARD ?
STORE CO., INC.
WHOLESALE RETAIL
P?I Carh ami P<v Lesi
D. F. McKime P- --'i1<?.nt
Timely Farm
Questions
Answered at State Collegaj
QI KSTION : Can I nsc peanut
meal in the lading mash for my I
hens? I
ANSWER: Yes. Recent re- I
search by the North Carolina Ex- I
perinient Station shows that high
grade peanut meal may be used
in replacing 50 per cent of the
more expensive animal protein
concentrates now In general use
in laying mashes. Roy S. Dear
styne. head poultryman at Statu
College, replaced from 62 to 94 j
per cent of the animal proteins
wibh peanut meal In two series of j
j experiments where he used the
| North Carolina laying mash as
? recommeuded by the poultry de
partment. There was no reduction
'in egg production, in the hitch
| ability of the eggs nor in the liv
{ ability of the chicks so hatched.
| QUESTION : I plan to set out
, a small home orchard. Will you
please gire suggested varieties of
fruits and how to set the trees'.'
ANSWER: Conditions vary
1 with the different sections of the
State and rat'her than give a gen
eral recommendation, it will be
j better to write to M. E. Gardner,
head of the department) of Horti
culture, State College. Raleigh,
and get his suggestions for trees
or varieties adapted to any given
sect'ion. Prof. Gardner will be
glad to give your question prompt
attention.
| QUESTION: 1 recently visited
j a neighbor who grew hybrid corn
this season and got a few ears of
his corn. Is this seed suitable to
plant next spring?
ANSWER: Absolutely not.
Such seed will likely produce al
! most anything but will certainly
i not produce corn as you saw it
! this year. Nor will the acre
yield be as good It is better to .
get' hybrid seed from a breeder |
; but fW hybrids have as yet been
found adapted to this State. So
far. the named varieties have giv
jen better acre yields. The Nort<h
Carolina Experiment Station is
at work on this problem. how
ever. and hybrids are being de
veloped which show considerable
promise.
ROOMS FOR RENT
Two large and two small steam
heated, furnished rooms, well lo
j cated. Call or see Mrs. H. G.
! Perry, Louisburg, N. C. 9-13-tf
KOn n.M.E
Three building lots on Sunset j
1 Avenue. Between Mrs. R. G. Bai
ley and town water plant.
11-1 5-3t- Mrs. Florence Underbill.
OLD CLOTHES
CAN BE MADE TO LOOK
LIKE NEW !
I Get out your old clothes and,
though they may look hopeless,
send them to as. We'll clean
them and renew them and return
them to you looking like new
clothes.
NOTE? We have added a
SHOE SHOP to our business
HEN ME MANN,
Expert Shoe Repairer.
Call Us Phone 440-1
SERVICE
: DR7 CLEANERS AND
SHOE SHOP
j , .
P. C. Hifcht -
I E. Nanh St. Loaliborg. N. C.
! ? ?
I; TAYLOR ||
CUSTOM - MADE ;
lj CLOTHES |
Pick the figure you
want to pay and we
promise the BEST
your money can buy.
YOU CAN TRUST
IMPLICITLY
IN THE
SERVICE
WE GIVE YOU !
Osmond Hale
Louisburg, N. C.
4*?MH>IIH?IIIIII?<
i " r
THE POCKETBOOK
0/ KNOWLEDGE ^
TODAy THERE^RE CASES IN WHICH
AMERICAN OOMPANtfS HAVE INVESTS AS
MUCH AS A M/ LAI ON POllARS ?N NEW
PRODUCTION FACILITIES TOR DEFENSE
W7HOUT A S/6HED ORDER FROM THE!
*"0* DOLLAR RAID TO
STOCKHOLDERS LAST YEAR, U S.
RA/LROADS PA/PNEAftlV THREE
DOLLARS /H TAXES
Milk is composed i
OF /O/ DIFFERENT I
UJ8S73VKK - 1
? HJT NO CHEMIST |
HA* EVER BEEN
! ABLE TO MIX THE .
/ III' KNOWN CONSTlTUEffTS I
T06ETWER TO
PRODUCE MILK
AGAIN
WANTKII
Tell to twenty-five acres of
laud. Prefer no buildings, some
woodland, reasonably priced, and'
ncaj _J,?iui8bt?rg. (MRS) JOHN
MAY. Route 1 1 . Lotiisburg, N.
C. r U-22-St
COW FOIt KAl/K
One Jersey Milk Cow. will be
fresh about May. Apply to G.
W. Wester, Jr.. R 2. Louisburs,
N. C. 1 1-22-21
NOT1CK
I liavo too many potted plants
to carry through the winter ? j
many in pretty hand-made pots
that I will sell cheap, also wool
li lied silk comfort, blankets and
rugs. etc. Come iu and see them.
MRS. H. G. PERRY.
ron sale
One Kisher upright- piano In
good condition for sale cheap
Call or write Mrs. H. 0. Perry,
Louisburg, N. C. 9-13-tf
Present indications are ihut
hog slaughter will be reduced ma
terially 111 the Hrst quu'-ter of
1941, according to the tT. S. Bu
reau of Agricultural k'conouucs.
What foresters call an extraor
dinarily successful season has
just closed in the northern aud
western National forest's, reports
the U. S. Farest Service.
Practice does not- make perfect
but we improve with practice if I
we try to improve.
"I BELIEVE THE COUNTRY
IS SAFE."
Let's forget the bridge that is so far ahead,
and get down to business.
Come over to my house and look around. I
have just the things to make your home a Happy
one, and too, I have what it takes to make "Pa"
Happy.
Get him that Johnson Sea Horse Motor for
Christmas. I have several sizes at big discount.
Last year's models.
Come while they last, almost at cost.
SEE THEM AT
BROWN
FURNITURE HOUSE
TERMS IF YOU WANT THEM.
J. L. Brown Prop. Youngsville, N. C.
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REDUCTION
IN FURNITURE PRICES
Now is the time to purchase the New Furni
ture for your home when you can get it at al
most your own prices. Bed Room Suits, Par
lor Suits, Dining Suits, special pieces all have
been greatly reduced in price. Come in and
let me show you. Consider furniture for
Christmas presents. It gives lasting re mem
brance
p
BOBBITT D
1 FURNITURE CO/ 1!
R. A. BOBBITT, Proprietor Q
3BDBUU8
HAVE MONBYI :
"Home of The Thrifty"
THINK!
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DON'T B? "HOOKED"
HaveMoney
ET-RICH-QUICK schemers have "hooked" many a
man and got his hard-earned money.
These schemers are not all dead yet . . . and they
have not quit "working" the "easy marks." Ask some
level-headed man before YOU bite or they may land
you in their net.
START SAVING REGULARLY NOW
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LOUISBURG, N. CAROLINA
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? HAVE MONEY!
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NOW
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 oaa supply your hunting needs.
'
COME TO SEE US FOR ANYTHING IN
Hardware and Sporting lines.
FREEMAN & HARRIS
Numa F. Freeman H. Grady Harris
LOUISBURG, N. G.