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EASTER
See the New Easter Furnishings
at Barker's Before You Buy
J. W. BARKER
Moot Airy, N. C
B CUSTOMER writes
us from Georgia
that he had a cow that
would only give 24
pounds of milk a day.
Our representative in
his local town influ
enced him to buy 2 bags
of Alfbcorn Milk Maker, which is suffi
cient feed far a 30-day test on one cow.
He kept a perfect chart, and at the end
of 30 days this same cow was giving 40
pounds of milk every day. Today his
entire herd of 16 cows has doubled his in
oome because he,fed them exclusively on
AlfooornMilk Maker andgood roughage.
Why not double your profits?
THE WEST-HILL COMPANY
fckmat Airy, N. C
Fhrta, March *).—Wiga—in light
tint harmoniimg with the frock wi
balla mm) evening parties. What is
marc, MM hair, w far m faahion
is concerned, .U B*rWy .omethmg
that and to bo.
TW HiMmam' School, ao pro
claimed today hi mlamii conclave.
TV «lfi prspeaid aro a throwback
ta the headdreaa of eighteenth cen
ter? marquiaea. While bobbad hair
k decidedly out of atyle picture, tha
day at tone hair M not com and
the compromiae Will be hi tha for*
of hair thA fall* lightly am tha
nock but .till expooes (ha aan.
Pointed locks will drop baaide tha
t**nptea. Woman of capricious fan
cies hi hairdreeaiag will be conaider
ad only capricioua and Mt eeaentrtc
if they wear their hair apread fan
wiaa «t tha back sf tha nock.
Greenville, April 7—Scratching
away hi tha dirt as tha farm of K.
U Smith, a faw milea fram Groan
vffla, a yaar old chickaa depoaitad hi.
hla craw a diamond ralaad at er»
ersl hundred dollar* which M haaa
loot by Ira. Smith about three yoara
tranomir faat waa Mt divdlget, how
ever, until yaaUrday when tha prec
ious stone waa found in tha chicken'*
gissard by a young lady who waa
preparing the fowl for cookiag. Thia
waa tha third thno that this pwticalar
atona M hsan lost, but each time
it M bean returned in aoau unex
pected manner.*
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J. C. Hollingsworth Lumber /Co.
Airy, N. C
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Mm vIm grows bright tobacco for oQwortar ofr P—Imj
an m ctptbh of recognizing fertilizers with powf to —h>
moot forth* tobocco grown of tk« Soutb.
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1926. Their teste at* particularly interesting, and key
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