Millions Now Being Spent In Recovery Campaign
Every City and Hamlet Helps In
War Against Depression.
NRA MAKING BIG SURVEY
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Records Show Exact Results of
Administraton Program.
Brightly dressed store windows,
inviting advertisements and w<ell
displayed products are evidences
seen throughout the nation of the
beginning of the "buy now1” cam
paign under way in a mighty effort
by government and business to
stimulate buying to support the
recovery campaign.
Every city, town and hamlet in
the country is co-operating under
V the leadership of Hugh S. Johnson,
NR A administrator, in the effort!
to put the consumer’s dollar to1
work against the depression.
At the end of the first week of
the campagn reports from widely,
scattered sections show the spend-l
ing of millions of dollars.
Meanwhile, at the direction of
President Roosevelt, the recovery'!
administration is making a survey
which will show just wihat are the
results of the administration’s ef
forts to increase wages and1 shorten
hours pf labor—and thus increase
employment — through industrial
codes.
Questionnaires have been sent to
more than 3,000,000 employers
■asking them just how much their
business has increased and how
many workers they have added to
their payrolls. The returns will
be assembled and tabulated by the
census bureau, and then the ad
ministration will have its first of-1
fidial tabulation of the results of,
the war which it began last March
against the forces of the depression, j
The American Federation of
Labor and the Department of La
bor estimate that somewhere;
around 2,000,000 persons have re-!
turned to work since March.;
government officials think the to-;
tal mav be increased to 3,000,000j
' and possibly 4,000,000 because the!
survey now being made will includej
thousands of employers who have,
made no previous reports.
USE TEAR GAS ON STRIKERS
__Weir ton, W. Va.—A barrage of
tear gas bombs was laid down by
West Virginia state police to dis
perse some 3,000 strikers who had
■ assembled at the main gate of the
Western Steel company’s plant.
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A National Broadcast ' ;
j Courtesy Philadelphia Public Ledger
ARABS RIOT IN JERUSALEM j
Jerusalem—This Holy city of
Christian, Jew and Moslem was the
scene of a demonstration by Arabs!
against the immigration of Jews:
to Palestine. At least a dozen I
persons were injured seriously in|
several minor clashes. Since two!
British policemen 'were among!
those hurt, the event occasioned i
great anxiety.
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How Black-Draught j
Holds its Popularity
i A LAXATIVE made from highly
' approved, medicinal plants — yet
about the least expensive laxative
; you can find: Thedford’s Black
i Draught.
There’s no expensive container
j for you to buy when you ask your
: dealer for Black-Draught. And its
light weight has saved freight bills
in your favor. Black-Draught is
right with you in economy. It
brings prompt, refreshing relief
to sufferers from constipation
troubles.
Don’t put up with sick headache,
sluggishness, gas, dizziness, bad
taste in the mouth, biliousness, coated
tongue, bad breath, distress after
meals, when due to constipation, but
take Thedford's Black-Draught
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| Mrs. Charles Lindbergh |
Mr*. Charles A. Lindbergh, wife of
the noted Lone Eagle, who is now
enroute hdme With her flying husband
after hopping the Atlantic, prizes
this picture, taken as they landed and
she was received by Soviet officials at
r.oninorixf T)nuaio
For Extra-Fast
Relief
- Demand And Get -
GENUINE
BAYER
1 ASPIRIN
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Because of a unique process in
manufacture. Genuine Bayer Aspir
in Tablets are made to disintegrate
—or dissolve—INSTANTLY you
take them. Thus they start to work
instantly. Start “taking hold” of
even a severe headache; neuralgia,
neuritis or rheumatic pain a few
minutes after taking.
And they provide SAFE relief—
for Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN
does not harm the heart. So if yon
want QUICK and SAFE relief see
that you get the real Bayer article.
Always Look for the Bayer cross on
every tablet as illustrated,
above, and for the words
GENUINE BAYER
ASPIRIN on every bottle
or package.
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GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN POES NOT HARM TH1 HEART
Kelly Is Now In
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kas.—George (Ma
chine Gun) Kelly convicted kid-'
naper is now behind the high walls
of Leavenworth federal penitenti
ary from, which he declared he
would soon escape.
| The associate of Harvey Bailey
and Albert Bates, who preceded
him to the prison with similar life
sentences for the $200,000 ran
som abduction of Charles F. Ur
schel, made his boast at Kansas1
City. In thb (train vardtf there j
the armored, windbw-barred coach
which brought him from Okla-I
homa City was transferred to an-!
other locomotive for the short run
to the prison. Numerous guards
were scattered through the yards
and union station.
It was in front of the Kansas
City union station that four offi
cers and their convict-prisoner,!
Frank Nash, were slain last June|
17, as Nash' was being transferred
from a train to motor car to be'
returned to Leavenworth.
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118 WEST INNES ST. I
Pecan Twig
Girdler May
Cause Damage
Pecan twig girdlers, most serious
pest of pecan trees in North Caro- .
lina, are again about their deadly ]
work in pecan groves and in trees •
planted about homesteads in thej
State.
The-insect is rarely seen but it’s i
damage is all too evident. It gnawsj
about the twig, lays eggs in the softi
bark and later the twigs break j
away from the parent limb through!
the action of the wind or from its
own weight. , —
"Only the female cuts the twig
but both sexes feed upon the ten-i
der bark and wood of the tips of j
the branches,” says C. H. Brannon,
extension entomologist at State
Gcilfege. "The branches arte cut
by the female to provide suitable!
conditions for the development of i
the young larvae. These are un
able to exist on wood containing
sap. The eggs usually hatch in
about three weeks and the winter
is spent in the larval state in the!
twig.”
Brannon says the beetle causing
the damage is about one-half inch
in length He says about the only!
way to control the pest is to gather
up all the cut branches, including
those lodged in the trees, and burn
them this fall and winter. Most
of the damage is done in late Aug-'
ust and through September though
the operations of the beetle may,
continue until cold weather.
To secure effective control,
whole communities should unite in
destroying the fallen pecan twigs. ]
In this way all the eggs and larvae
which would develop into other 1
beetles next season will be wiped ;
out. The insects also attack per- <
simmon and hickory trees and it 1
might be wise to gather the twigs s
from these especially where they i
are near pecan groves, Brannon 3
says. c
Crowds Melodrama of Half
Dozen Movies in Her 18 years.,
rhe True Story of a Girl in the
iands of Smugglers, White Slaves
ind Other Uuscrupulous Scoun
Irels Is Told in The American
Weekly, the Magazine Distributed
zith Next Sunday’s Baltimore
American. Buy your copy from
our favorite newsboy or news
ealer.
Give Thought To Halloween
Revival of the old-fashioned barn dance is catching on throughout the
country just as another Halloween night of frolic makes its appearance on
the calendar. . . . The vogue started in the Hollywood movie colony. Here
are shown John Gilbert and his wife, formerly Virginia Bruce, as they were
photographed at a recent barn dance party.
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first day. Headaches or Neural
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DR. N. C. LITTLE
Optometrist
Eyes examined and glasses fitted
Telephone 1571W.
107% S. Main Street
Next to Ketchie Barber Shop.
be !fi
wise- i!
Dbm’t let "Cheap” Coal
prices fool you ”
VIR GLOW j
is the most economical in jt
the long run. ill
YADKIN If
Fuel Company $J|
PHONE 1594 r-i'M
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October Sale Of
FISK TIRES
A large shipment of FISK Tires from the
manufacturer, priced to us for our October
Clearance. .
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4-PLY TIRES
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4.50 x 20 $6.80
4.50 x 21 7.10
4.75 x 19 7.65
4.75x20 7.90
500x 19 8.20
500 x 20 8.40
500 x 21 8.65
5.25 x 21 9.95
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It’s Time
To Re-tire
With
FISK
FISK RUGBY
4.40 x 21 $5.00
4.50 x 20 5.35
4.50 x 21 5.55
4.75 x 19 6.05
4.75 x 20 6.25
500 x 19 6.50
500 x 20 6.70
500 x 21 6.95
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Every Tire In Stock at Equally Low Prices
When you buy new Fisk tires we will alio* /
you a trade in on your old tires for new
tubes. Drive in on them.
SALISBURY I
Ignition & Battery Co.
122 W. FISHER STREET PHONE 299 !
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