Stait* Thealn* Review
■'Six of a Kin}," comedy sh im
::t the State, Rakish, today
and Saturday, is the first picture in
■vhich those funny people, George
Burns and Gracie .Allen, have fea
tured roles throughout the entire
picture.
Heretofore, they have iu<t flit
ted in and out of the picture hut
in this they are featured : i • v : ‘t.
Charlie Buggies, Mary Boland. W.
G. Fields and Alison S'kipwort' .
It’s a six-cylinder comical affair
with each member of the cast try
ing to outdo the other fellow for
laughs. Leo McCarey, the man
•esponsible for Eddie Cantor’s “Kid
Only Public Tests of Fertilizers Ever Put On
by a Manufacturer Again Prove that Orange
Will Outgrow, Outqualify, Outproduce and
Outdo Any Other Tobacco Goods Known
Once keain Orange Tobacco Ferti
lizer has aemonsirated the truth of our
claims for it that it will consistently
outgrow, outproduce , outqualify and
outdo in ertry way any other tobacco
fertilizer known to tobacco growers
anywhere. The series of tests of tobacco
fertilizers just completed by highly rep
utable farmers proves it. But there is
further proof. The tests made in 1932
proved it. The small number of claims
on the Orange guarantee proved it—the
experience of thousands and thousands
of growers proves it also.
The guarantee of the refund of the
premium on Orange is withdrawn bv us
this year in compliance with the N.R.A.
Fertilizer Code —otherwise, we would
continue it.
But regardless of that. Orange will be
the best and most profitable tobacco
fertilizer for you to use. It will produce
aoore leaf and better leaf. It will bring
you a better return per acre than any
other goods you can use.
The tests shown herewith art the only
one* ever made by a fertilizer company
on which the results have been made pub
he. To our knowledge, S-D is the only
fertilizer manufacturer who, year in and
year out, continues to spend its own
money on tests so that its grower
friends can see the facts behind the
claims made for S-D goods.
The average of the 1933 tests showed
that Orange produced $51.71 per acre
.more! That it
SMITH-DOUCLASS CO. Inc.
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THE ZEBU! ON RECORD. ZEBILON. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. MARCH SIXTEENTH, 1934.
... Spain.” an»l the last Marx
Hr :rrr' comedy* “Duck w un,”
v. a-, da director.
The original story va- written
- r . \y< orrpson ;v. 1 T» rgjas
•'T.Lc . or -'-time silent
'•••mo at.. the -creeii play by
Writ r DeLeon and‘Harry Ruskin.
< abou: d - with unroar
uo ~ F M !•• y rv cm : rrr is a.
Thr* ih-lance of the story is the
tr> uk • that comes to Charlie Bug
gies and Mary Boland, happily mar
ried for many years, when they
start out on their second honey
moon with Burns and Allen as pav
ing guests on their motor trip.
nn.iinr tobacco
U If A ll U C FERTILIZER
WINS AGtIN
in competitive tests!
i Inn eently accused of a bank
v indie, Ruggles is saved from dis
grace by W. <\ Fields, sheriff of a
• Nevada mining town. Alison
Isk t , hul', hotel owner, helps the
sheriff run down the real culprit.
( oiiipleting the program is a
M k Mouse cartoon, “Meller
r.rni'er." a comedy with Thelma
jT. id. -crcen souvenir and a news.
it (loments that made Mau-
I rice Ravi’s “Bolro" one of the most
.exciting aid popular of modern
| musical compositions, at last have
| been captured by the motion pic
| tine camera and translated into the
language of the screen. It is in the
diamatic romance “Bolero,” playing
at the State. Raleigh, on Monday,
i Tuesday and Wednesday.
And this year, it will be even more im
portant than ever before to use Orange.
With crop reduction and bounty, you
need to get not only more dollars per
acre, but the more dollars you produce
per acre, the more dollars you get from
Unde Sam.
Orange costs only a few dollars more
per ton. This slight extra cost can be
brought back to you many, many times.
Use Orange!
* * •
Jamaca is our regular grade tobat vo
fertilizer, which we recommend hi >h.'y
to those who do not wish to pay the
premium charged for Orange. Jamaca
has been known consistently to out
produce not only other standard goods,
but other premium goods. That is why
we say "Jamaca is better than anybody
else's best." This quality that is in
Orange and Jamaca runs right through
the entire S-D line. Whether for tobacco,
cotton, corn, peanuts or grain, S-D
goods are the best fertilizer any grower
can use.
NOW THESE TESTS WERE MADE
io making these tests, the growers were ask Mi to
make their own selections of the fertilizers again*
which they would test ORANGE. S-D did not koow
against which brands ORANGE was u> be tested, and bad
nothing whatever to do with the selection of the com
petitive goods. Evety precaution was maintained that
these tests should be absolutely fair and impartial.
TOt tWUu tnn crrlififM/e mcnmpamitrt each Ira W mm
rigmeii Os esrb a/ tbr pmvn amovr namrrl:
"1 hereby certify that the information given is a true
nod correct statement of the outcome ol the rest phm
of tobacco grown by me. I further certify that the plots
were of the same size and of the mate nature of tail
and the same quantity of fertilizer and same analysis was
used per acre, and that the plants were set on ihr&c plan
(he same day and received the same treatment of embrn
Cion, curing and handling. 1 further cenifv that rhe
tobacco from each plot was kept stparite apart
from each other, and was sold separately on the same
warehouse floor on the same day."
The story is that of a selfish,
ruthless dancer who tises to farm
or ladder of women’s hearts.
Rising from the squalid coal
fields of Pennsylvania, Raft, a-
Raoul dc Raere, starts his career
as a dancer in a small “amateur
night” theatre.
Within a short time, he has
reached New York and, with the
help of a beautiful girl, wins first
success. Always eager for greatei
heights, he gets to Paris and into
world renown, but with each move
farther up his ladder of fame, he
leaves a broken heart.
As he reaches the peak of his
. access, he falls in love with Car
ole Lombard, as Helen, the girl
whose beauty anil personality has
brought the acclaim of the Con
: No. Average: Average Net
THE 1933 TESTS *?„"> P P ""
I Test . Acre 100 lbs. Acre
f i __________
AVERAGE Fun ALL COMPETITIVE BRANDS 846 S?O.SSSI7j 4
AVERAGE FOR SMITH ORANGE I J 974 | 23.42 ZLI.IS
n. L. JENNINGS. REPUBLICAN GROVE, VA. S
Plot I—Competitive Fertilizer i 1 752 28.38 7,3._,6
Plot 2—SMITH ORANGE I I 868 34.61 - 00.36
Plot 3 —Competitive Fertilizer j I 656 31-43 206.20
A. G. PHELPS, LAGRANGE, N. C. S‘/« ) _
mot I—Competitive Fertilizer 1)4 902 15.06 135.71
Plot 2—SMITH ORANGE I % 1180 14.24 168.09
Plot 3 —Competitive Fertilizer 134 856 16.28 139-35
R. M. OILOAY, AHOSKIE, N. C. 3
Plot I—SMITH ORANGE j l>4 932 16.75 156- 0
Plot 2—Competitive Fertilizer ...; I*s 945 14.25 134.66
Z. C. BUKTON, CEDAR GROVE, N. C. 3 1
Plot l—Competitive Fertilizer 1 485 32.60 1 i..
Plot 2— ‘ MITH ORANGE I I 336 40.77 1J7.0C '
Plot 3—Competitive fertilizer 1 3'6 35.69 134.19
(Crop suffered severe storm damage in rr.idst of i
harvesting time.)
T. W. STROUD, KINSTON, N. C. V
Plot ’.—Competitive Fertilizer 2 10M I 19.26 '05.10
Plot 2—SMITH ORANGE 2 10 ’9 23 80 756.80
Plot 3—Competitive Fertilizer 2 1083 19 36 709.67
C. L. GREEN. ROBERSONVILLE, N. C. C i
Plot I—SMITH ORANGE 2 1295 18.75 242.81
Plot 2—Competitive Fertilizer 4 11704 17.13 200.50
A. V. JEFFRIES, ROUTE Na. 3, MEBANE, N. C. 3
Plot I—Competitive Fertilizer 1 '67 33.84 259.93
Plot 2—SMITH ORANGE 1 904 43.22 390.79
Plot 3—Competitive Fertilizer 1 75* 23.10 170.49
(Plot J —At the request of the manufacturer the
fertilizer on this plot was put down in two ap
plications, part under the tobacco, and part
as a side-dressing.)
C, Ml. NICHOLS, WHITE PuTINS, N. C 1
Plot I—Competitive Fertilizer 1 1092 14.71 160.63
Pot 2—SMITH ORANGE 1 1196 14.49 173.28
Plot 3—Competitive Fertilizer 1 1010 25.07 152.24
No. Average Avenge Net
THE 1932 TESTS A f n r *‘ V £ l<? p £s
Teat Acre 100 lbs. Acre
MS” slS.*3 $127.49
AVERAGE FOR ALL ORANGE TESTS 10X0 17.38 173.76
J. P. ROUSE, KINSTON, N. C~ 4
Plot I—Competitive Fertilizer 2 824 16.87 139.01
Plot 2—SMITH ORANGE 2 By7 13.83 142.26
A. J. JEFFRIES, MEBANE, N. C. | ~
Plot I—Competitive Fertilizer t 640 14.36 93 18
Pot 2—SMITH ORANGE , 792 26.81 212.34
Plot 3—Competitive Fertilizer 1 652 16.72 109.01
W. A. HOUSE. BETHEL, N. C. 5
Plot I—Competitive Fertilizer I*4 973 15.13 147 24
Pot 2—SMITH ORANGE l£ 1014 13.70 159 30
Plot 3 —Competitive Fertilizer I'jy 1005 17.36 174.45
C. T. OWEN, DRY FORK, VA. J
Plot I—Competitive Fertilizer 1 810 8 14 64 oa
2—SMITH ORANGE , 93. ££ 11 EM
Plot 3 —Competitive Fertilizer 1 770 10.65 82.01
BLACKLEDGE HARPER, SR.. DEEP RUN, N.C. ~4
Plot 1 —( ompetiti'e Fertilizer 2 1050 aaj o? 61
Plot 2 SMITH ORANGE.. 2 |2?6 ill l? 433
C. L. HOGGARO, AHOSKIE, N. C. ~J
Pl« Fvr r 7ef \ 862 2 3-»l 95
r NC i E . * 1 1,46 2 * *° 293.67
Plot 3—Competitive Fertilizer I 794 21.48 170.55
tinent. Rut. as war breaks out.
Raft see- his popularity diminisl -
mg, a- tl acclaim for uniform ii -
j creases. To center attention upr i
himself he enlists for what he ex
pects will h. matter of week-,
jtiampling nee more upon tl
■ heart < f the girl who loves him.
How ht comes to a realization «•
the suffering he has caused others
1 and how he attempts to retreat
i his success after the war, brir -
1 about a situation that rises to emo
! tional heights.
| Completing this program is a
( cartoon, act and news.
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Catawba county cotton growers
(expect to get between SBO,OOO and
j $85,000 this year frof their rental
and parity payments.