How To Keep From Getting Old Always drive fast out of alleys. Always race with locomotives to the crossings, engineers like it, it breaks the monotony of their jobs. Always pass the car ahead on curves or turns. Don’t use your horn because it might unnerve the other fellow and cause him to turn out too far. Demand half the road —the mid dle half—insist on your rights. Drive fast on wet pavements. There is always something to stop you—often a heavy truck or a strong curb. Never yield the road to the car behind. The driver may be a “Rumrunner” being pursued. New drivers should practice in the heaviest traffic, it gives them the experience they should have. Always speed; it shows people you’re a man of pep even though an amateur driver. Never stop, look or listen at RR crossings; it consumes time. Drive confidently, just as though there weren’t eighteen million oth er cars in service. In wet weather always drive in trolley tracks, it’s smooth going and out of the mud. Always lock your brakes when skidding, it makes your job more artistic. In sloppy weather drive close to pedestrians. Dry cleaners appre ciate it. Always use a “cut-out.” All snappy negroes do. Never sound your horn on the road, save it for use late at nights as a doorbell—very few homes have guns. Always pass cars on hills. It TOBACCO is still high if you sell at the right place. Official figures published in the News and Observer on October 29th show LOUISBURG “ENTIRE ST ATE Bring your next load of tobacco to Loubburg, and see the bargains we have to offer in HARDWARE, and GROCERIES 18 inch 8 DISC HARROWS U Il>l/ VT . c HEAVY 4 Point BARB WIRE c „ mplete „, lh |Hjlc , neck yoke "™' LS 440 Yd. Spools $3.25 J t wo horse hitch,s4o.oo sM#al “ g FLOUR - PLAIN or SELF RISING DAN VALLEY YELLOW ROSE SEA BREEZE $5.95 a Bbl. $5.95 a Bbl. $5.95 a Bbl. More than Six Hundred Barrels in the house. Pure fresh roasted COFFEE, ground while you MORTON’S SMOKE SALE, 5c a pound. wait -121-2 c pound GRANULATED SUGAR, 100 pounds, $5.00 TWO CARS OF GALVANIZED ROOFING BOUGHT GEFORE THE LAST ADVANCE. Our store is seventy-six by one hundred and eighty-eight feet, and full of bargains, including COOK STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS, STAPLE GROCERIES, SEED and FEED. Come to see us IT WILL PAY YOU Seaboard Store Company inc. Wholesale and Retail D. F. McKINNE, President Pay Cash and Pay Less THE ZEBULON RECORD, ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER, 1937. shows you have more power and you can drive into the ditch if you meet a car at the top. Take the shortest route around blind left-hand curves, let the other fellow watch out for himself. Never look around when you back up, there is never anything behind you. A few shots of booze will make your car do real stunts, for per manent results do it often. If they say “Do you want all just say, “No, just the top side.” When the cop says, “Anyone thtat drives like that shouldn’t have a license,” say to the officer “The joke’s on you, I haven’t a license.” J. V. MAXWELL, in Graham County News. Look at your label. Has your subscription expired? If so it is time to pay up. YOU HAVE SEEN THE REST now WAIT FOR THE BEST 2 y ’s For 1938 WILL BE HERE SOON For Expert Repairing Take Your Car to Our Shop ln The Gill Building Back of City Market Brantley-Henderson Motor Co. SALES SERVICE Zebulon, N. C. A REAL JOB FOR CONGRESS The special session of Congress which will meet November 15 is supposed to deal with matters of great and immediate national im portance. In the light of that fact, it might consider its long deferred attention to our gravest national problem—taxation. The national debt is at a record high, and ru mors of prospective new and high er taxes are preventing industrial expansion and reemployment. The public is getting weary of po litical “economy” promises from all sides that are broken as soon as made. Look at your label. Has your subscription expired? If so it is time to pay up. BOTTOM IN PRICE—TOP IN SERVICE For all the local news, you know the Zebulon Record can’t be beat. And we’re telling you that for na tional and world news—accurately and impartially written, fully il lustrated. analyzed and explained so you can understand it, PATH FINDER, published right at the world’s news center, has no equal. You will not only keep fully in- WOOD for SALE OAK and PINE OUTSIDES Oak Cut in 4 ft. or Heater Length Reasonably Priced MILLARD STALLINGS Zebulon, Route 2 Pilot TAHITI LARGEST-SELLING tHIYItLO CIGARETTE IN AMERICA formed, but you will also save money by accepting our special combination offer of the (Zebulon Record and PATHFINDER, 52 issues of both for only $1.50. We’ll gladly show our readers a copy of PATHFINDER if they will call at our office.

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