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NewStateLaws Favor Workers In Hie <lr Wxltcr Hotel. Hall* l)iM>.it«h Iturrau. By LW\ MS HIT sword 52: a weeK :'ur 220 weeks ."or a tota: o: S4.620 Maximum awards are .are. uut these illustrations show "he :r.cre l.oeral attitude of the legislature toward \;tt;:r.» snd..itr.^l ury. Chairman V.'.lsr. ,-a.d the 19-4j _ r.endmenis put North Carolina near "he t.>p arr r.g a!! the state* :n pay. 5 «t t- due t. injuries the b. Nazi Troops Pushed Back Into Corner A* r.t :: .en '■ r • P.-. ie One > ". t. v dec'., ed " rave enjoyed "ab-■ . -..pre— a:y yesterday, not S.r.ly and the Men.ns 5*: alt but well .r.t t.-.e toe of Italy." B .-tratefi.e and :.ctical air rces ncent rated r. bombin** atd • • v:.v r.g i. s avenue sr." RAF 3ttai '.vJ I K.I! 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CENTURY DISTILLING COMPANY .Esr-Rsas TtoW&Z WEDNESDAY | r ■ SPECIALS; REDUCED BATISTE BLOUSES $ 1 >00 REDUCED KIDDIES BLOUSES 49' LADIES BETTER HANDBAGS REDUCED 44' GREAT VALUES AT LOW COST! 1 MEN'S SUMMER STRAWS ALL PRICES REDUCED TO 77' A CLEAN SWEEP OF BARGAINS! New Tobacco Resists Wilt C llegc S* Halt — A *u»v \; iety •: * i fisv ?m- • u.o i N C \ : n liv.- :. n?c, A ? 5ian: Age-* .oj:r:*v '. * *. . >* ' v ^ A'tVv-T. Sc • * . e.t. * ci..y. Or. .. field. *• r. *. bo r Seme Stocks Little Higher Cotton Futures 5 To 20 Higher Aug : — \? —c Id iC*. L. Paschnl! 1 ried In Recorder's Court ^<>r Drunk I)ri\ in«» THE TAR HEEL IOI1N II. HARRIS. .V ( . State College With • present conflict | rope, t» • il;.-»us of tulip b::;b> "-.at iwe used • get from there . t : availabl. Many of these b. 1. now be..^ produced here the United State-, even in Norti C. . lina. V .. had best order bulbs •. ,.:ly to ge' the variety and qunlity iilo* that y.. u ,-h There are many worth v. : . • • \vriet.*.. s .-elect li' in. You sh ..'d try to get vo:;eties that b'.oon dii. ferer.t t»r: •The Early and i>.*tage types u;v t'-.e lir.-t to blot/ Thc-e ire U llowed by the Breeder and Darwin type,. The best fiov.s «":r.e from th« '.atter gr< tips. T • bettei Darwins include City 01 fhuirlcin. Clara I'»; itt, Famcombe Sander--. Pride •>; H i.irlem, Revi cr.;! Eubank.-. V.'m. Pitt. Bartigoi. and otr.er.«. The better Breeder tulips art Bocch s. Cardinal Manning. Louis XIV. Pink Pearl. Apricot and other?. The daffodil? include ,-everal ci«. feren' gi 5 Thtse are fill Rood and should be planted profusely. Daffodil bulbs will probably be more readily available than tulips. f"i" j they have been pioduced successfully in this coun'ry fur several years | Soir.e 'A the retttr varieties of the varioti group' Rober Sydenham. King Alfied. Van Wavern s IGiant. Mr- I II K clagi*. Sii W.itI kins, and Nobility. Big Bombers Range Pacific Battle Area (Continued fro.-r. P. iv Or.e) —.aerator bombers rtrer.gthe communique carried a night assault <>■. \ . ::2a. the '• "rner Dutch naval ■■ "-hind >f that name. Heavy rains ots .V •;?»;» U• "'i hampered ii. : «v ■ : . :c::ig northward • :.iu:>dGround activity ... Satan . .. was limited •. • . . ..-s.r.g artillery the ■ :..C!Uf aid. Call Sounded for Resources Pian for State (Continued fro Gvoig.. ■ :ia ha? ta.its. . v tr Kvliv. .'.'t:tc-d won t bt.! y < re:: : umcLi'.. ,:i instrun •ThalS Ut -tate :.::d . ... anil d< • • t;;> ••,im selves with a lot of holes in the ground from which coal and iron have gone somewhere else, a lot of bare hills which have contributed wood to otht ■ states' development. .:r.d a lot of grief because we didn't get busy in time." All right—there# :he idea SEVEN GENERALS AND AN ADMIRAL FROM CAROLINA C". •< ' HT. A;:8 10—T i> I'niver. •> : N : • Ca»v!.r:a n -v h • .even eer.era'.. r.nd onv r.dmira: • :> active duty v .*h the artr.ed :\>rer>. accordr.s :r> :r.o '.sw. ; rr.vi'.r.:. n by the : " ce here Among :":-.05e in th© Army, wit:-; the : tttowr« . ad t'.-e::• classes at C. : Ely ? De-s n. ClPM ^ Shjen." l»fM? El ..' • ' C tv: •!.. • s 5 < • m '.9" n. N'v" ' ■ 1. .t::v. 55 ' 7. % H .1 EU . •• *.v <>:: f.: z eth City. a;:, h tu ae« :••••• FarmvPle •"V • • H "d f'.n. 1911. Wodesb ■ i ; t-.d re* ia\-= top drat and . : A 1 nrj if,.],- Ivr. V'.'r' Automotive Service Headquarters I > r .ill CAR . 1KI t K OW*l Its. I.«t our Service specialists repair your car or truck ■w itFi moc'ern tools and equipment. Reliable work—reasonable prices. Any repair to any car or truck. Eveready Chevrolet to., Inc. Phone TO" Henderson. N. t £ INSURE TOBACCO IN PACK BARNS Insure vour tobacco and pack bams with us. Only old line stock companies represented. CITIZENS REALTY & LOAN COMPANY JOEL T. CHEATHAM, President most out ofiif Studebaker's expert service gives you top-notch mileage TT'S highly important to have \ our car inspected frequently, if you want to get top-notch mileage «itli a minimum of expense lor repairs. Our Stuilcbaker mechanics are 1 ssential I ransportation workers w ho ha\e been factorytrained to spot and correct trouble in a car before it gets serious. Come in for inspections frequentlv. whatever make of car you ilrivc. Our servicing is prompt and efficient because we use special procedures devised hv tactory experts on the great EOO-acre Studebaker proving ground and in the famous Studebaker engineering laboratories. Don't take chances with your car. Keep it up to par with Studehaker service. BUY A LATE-MODEL USED STUDEBAKER Save gas, tires and upkeep You nerd no special author:;r>t! n to buy a used car. And if you pur chase a used Studebaker. you * j\? gas and tires remarkably. 0.;r stocks include dependable u-.c 1 cars of other popular makes a: well as used Studebaker* Candler-Palmer Motor Co. 13'J N'orlli William Street Phone 452 THE BOSS He's pretty young to be running things . . . but that's what he's doing these days! Everybody's working for him. You are. We are. For him, the officers and employees of the Southern Railway clear the tracks for troop trains speeding to secret destinations. For him, we push fast freights through on record-breaking schedules For him. we keep locomotives and cars and track in tip-top shape Yes . - .our No. t job today is to help feed and clothe and arm and transport America's fighting forces And the forty-two thousand men and women of the Southern Railway System are proudly doing this job. Doing it right, too ... for we know what "The Boss" is doing for U9. In appreciation, we're giving him first call on all the equipment and services of the Southern. In appreciation, we're putting everything we have —all our skill and determination and energy— into the job of keeping the wheels rolling under the heaviest, most important transportation load in all the long history of the Southern And that's the way it's going to be until "The Boss" comes marching home! £■ President I® SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
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