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VEPNESDAY, AUGUST 4 I ^PROPRIETOR FARMERS :os((?h COLEMAN ev/ Farmers Is Ready For I Another Season flrmrr's Warehouse In TaHbor City Will Again Be :HOperated by Roscoe Cole nan, Well Known In To1 Hjacco Trade TRADE FOR OVER 23 YEARS H Nears Quarter-Century ' ^^ i-^L- nf Acsncia tion With 11 I 1 1.1 > n v? /eed this Season Good _ 1 Personnel At Farmer's ; v other tobacco season comto Tabor City. Roscoe Cole< , proprietor of the New s Warehouse, rapidly apches his quarter-century mark ^-H'intion with the tobacco ini that town, helping to th Tabor City tobacco t to its present status. For ; wars he has been in the 11 business, earning a sturdy tation for himself C3 a first tobacconist. - - >s,.n he's back again at New Farmers warehouse to hat the grower gets the same bli service for which that house is known, e hous-? will be completely r the management of Mr. nan again this year, and he eh"sen to work with him a ol xperienced. competent . i.t.on to his farming and house work in Tabor City. leman is well-known to the co trade in the western part io state on the burley marFor several years he has ed in that region, and two ns ne solely owned and opethe Mountain Burley Ware-! 1 & 2 in Boone. Fortmerly, j nl operated them on partnerHe goes to Boone in Dec- j r. ? year the New Farmers house in boasting a personomposed of men thoroughly irnce 1 in the trade. Working Mr. Coleman as floor manthis year is Robert Sarvis, 'at- r City. Harry Nunn, of sviiie. Va.. will again chant he buyers bids as they walk th" lone rows of tobacco r season. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest t H. of Guideway. will be book- 1 IB s Howard Wallace is clip ? arvn this year. Behind the f to weigh the leaf will be Turbeville, of the Cherry s sfrtion and J. C. Ray. Fred s r will serve as book man. * I W H Prince, of Clarendon, c I he connected with the firm I ^ irious capacities. iiiic. cultivation, high topping, 5 I ' ' spacing of tobacco 1 I to produce leaf which M"r meets market demands, Brt State College specialists. r B^Beaior-'trations. conducted all * H Xot th Carolina, are proving ^ " itoly the value of swine Btatio; says Ellis Vestal, sp- ialist of State College. Ifau /? uy With WAR BONDS Free the Seas Before we win the final battle with ^Br's Nazis all navy men are llr^Ved v.e must win the battle of r.'ic; that is to free the sea of the German U-boats, yt-.r ago we were building rs and nearly 200 destroy' t about enough for a two B0* we have come to realize that W;,r is to the finish, "winner U and our Government is r'nS a five ocean navy. P'H31 is why we are being asked ^ r.crease our subscriptions for |? ?wids. That is why we mint y, B U. S. TreasvtfDct or HUM , 1943 Farm Women An Speeding Victor} By Tackling Job Of Foot Production And Conser vation And Doing Man; Other Chores, Rural Wo men Are Playing Import ant Part In War In the front lines of war ser vice today are 36,835 rural worn en of North Carolina, organize into 1,456 Home Demonstratio Clubs, and ready to help tackl the job of food production an conservation. These women, upon whos shoulders rests a great respor sibility for farm victory in 194' made a gredt contribution to fam ily life on the farm last year an served the nation faithfully : the "Fdod for Freedom" progran Some of these women are fill ing the gap left on the farm b; sons who have been called int the fighting forces and are work ing in the fields side by side wit! their husbands. Thousands o them are shouldering the respon sibility of leadership in s#kini to pledge every farm family t produce as mucTi of the horn food supply as possible, abou a ton a year for every membe of the family, and in carrying t their neighbors necessary inform ation pertaining to the productioi and conservation of food in orde that the family larder might b supplied with food grown on th farm. Despite the demands on th time of the Home Demonstratioi fliih wnmon in 1Q.19 IIiav nan tied 10,263,957 containers of fruit and vegetables, which have prov sn of great help in these days o rationing. Through 55 well-organized curl markets these women sold S57S 543.37 worth of food product! and an additional S629.012.79 ii food to merchants and other; :!uring the year. Under wartime conditions, tin "Irst objective of these women i: to provide the family with ai adequate supply of food, both a; :o variety and to quantity. Thi: ncludes home gardens and fruits poultry, dairy products, a ful meat supply, grains for cereal: and bread, and home growi sweets. Another objective of the Honu Demonstration Clubs deals witl lutrition and health. This help: :o focus the attention of rura aeople on personal health and ef 'iciency, and brings to the fori he importance of a good diet a: in essential factor in the wai 'ffort. Rural home-makers art irought to fully realize the neet or the planning of an adequatt ood supply, the need of thrift ind good practices in food buying letter selection and preparation tc :onserve food value, and the beter planning and serving of meals These factors must be considered n building up the strength and lealth of all members of the fam>y. In the homes, the Clubs entourage better care and management of all furnishings and equipnent. Families are interested ir he prevention of accidents in the loftie. Improvements which will nake the home more livable are itudied. In beautifying the surroundings if the home, it is the aim of the Demonstration Clubs to make arm life healthier, happier, and nore attractive. It teaches them o appreciate more fully the nat irai neauiy or tneir surrounuings ind how it may be improved bj artful planning. The Home Demonstration Clubs issist women in developing leaderihip and give them an avenue or cooperation with other agen:ies in the welfare of the peo>le. Last year, for instance, the nembers assisted the Red Cross n its war work by providing 12, 75 woolen garments, 25, 864 coton garments, and 6,481 knit aricles. They also took first aid, home lursing, and canteen service sc hat they would be prepared foi iny emergency that might arise. On the long hard work of these 11 i ... + ; ?? MAIN STREET SOMEWI 1 the .U. S. Signal Corps, gives i ! The inhabitants are resuming 1 nessed in Nazi-occupied Poland Allied invasion. Axis yrisonei THE STATE PORT PILOT, >j WOMEN TAKE OF THE FIEI J)S 1 HELPING OUT?In the tobacco harvest. Because ej shortage of labor is so acute on the farms of the county many women have had to forsake their usual duties and ~ go into the fields in order to save the tobacco crop. i- women and their families, on their. Gather eggs two or three times <1 ingenuity in overcoming every a (lay and keep thenl coo)> Warns J1 ihandicap imposed by total war' T Brown, extension poultry. I depends to a considerable measure1 the outcome of this war. man at State College. o1 ?. IMPOSSIBLE / n-; " r//?//e AMy/ JW ) 0 x^v-t^iv dfstroyed at ) e v | yharborjj ~ ?. /iCl : / f rL^\ ? ?l % ,: ?/v^ j> <O -K 1 i-*o-i3 \^Jf/l (-<* ^bt-^ ^ C.F.I. ^__ I Bureau of Public Relations U. S. War Department KEEPING IN THE SAME FIGHT that cost the life of her Flying Tigher husband, Auxiliary Virginia Brouk of 1643 Melvina Avenue, Chicago, will strive to do her part by recruiting more Waaes to send enlisted men from desk jobs to the front. She joined in the Carps on her 21st birthday. She has had basic training at Ft. Oglethorpe, Gn? and after attending classes for the recruiting staff, will he sent from that post to a recruiting assignment. Her husband.was > i m-,,1 in on nirnlane crash in Florida, while fljng as a captain in the ('riled Ctislcs Army, after having flown for 13 months with General ult's forces in China. Bureau of Public Eolation* U. S. War Department [ERE IN SICILY?This photograph, radioed to the United States by i characteristic picture of an Italian city after American occupation. :heir normal lives. Scenes of a terrorized populace such as were wit. I, Greece, Russia. Holland, Belgium and Franco have not followed the s are brought- in by the Irucklohd and seem -to-be enjoying the ride. SOUTHPORT, N. C. HEALTH! An Unmistakable Picture Of Enerj This store is Tabor City's Medium fr Health Defense ! ! n n *1 fountain Specials? Meet your friends during this tobacco season at our modem fountain and get a cold, refreshing drink and a tasty, toasted sandwich . . . You'll like our up-to-date fountain and drug service. Also Cigars, Candies, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Toilet Goods, Stationery .... Rexall and Nval Drug Products L Sell Your Tobacco In Tabor Cit> Harrelson's Phai R. C. Harrelson, Prop. Druj, TABOR CITY, N. C CLOTHING WILL NOT BE RATIONED - Bin ONLY YOUR N FOLLOW THF SATIS Carolina Depai Merchandise is High?Money is worth little. B e low prices. We have a full and complete stock for yo trade at home where you can inspect what you select, and do your part. Cool and Comfortable Styles ?K" ^ That will make you smile 1 ! Jl# Men's Dress Pants ij/ Others $1.39, $1.99, $2.99 mi: 1 ! '? I 1 While, I>111. , Tail i| 7/ Extra, Large Selection Others 99c to $1.69 JIl 1| ALL HATS HAVE been reduced Lots Of Wear In Every Pair iKr MEN'S SOX 10c pair WORK OR DRESS j Clean, Irregulars in HIGH PRICED SOX CAROLINA DE LORIS, S. C. \ * PAGE 5 [y and Vitality ... | ?r keeping up its part of our National Prescriptions?Day or Nite Our modern prescription department has filled more than 3-4 of 1,000,000 prescriptions since 1915 and it is still going strong. With such experience we offer vou unexcelled sendee. BRING US YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FOR QUICK, ACCURATE, DEPENDABLE SERVICE. PHONE 34-1 r, and Trade At n~ijY i ? War Bonds i rmacy st;:P, agists Since 19U) ^ p j; p " HEALTHY ' AT THESE jj r - LOW PRICES [EEDS ified crowds to rtment Stores patriotic and buy only your needs for fall at these u to select from. Choose carefully what you buy and We are all fighting for Victory?Buy War Bonds JUST ARRIVED i no stamp Sharkskin needed , NON-RATIONED \ kQp Large Selection ODD LOTS Solid colors and checks C II A C C Blue, Pink and White u 11 U t U Beautiful Patterns Ladies Children's Floral, Checks Price Great"ySReduced. Linoleum Limited Time Qf Sale! RUGS Large Selection a ?7 up FAST COLOR ! W.37 ^ o Seersucker f y x id r*tw 9 x 12 $3.98 9Q J 9 x 101/z $3.88 ?K7L JO. 6 x 9 $2.39 Many Colors and Patterns Ladies' Fast Color Cotton Frocks Irregulars of High I $1.00 up Anklets... 10c Other Styles . ,n $1.49 to $2.98 Sizes 4 - 1 Buy now while :pt. stores TABOR CITY n r a - v , *
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