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Taxes Catch Up With The Joner V C WITH THIS /TWAT LAT6ST PAYMENT ) \ WYM6MT WE OWM 25% S V .WADE HER 75% OURS!) (j* OUR CAR J V l/soSU,EMMA,THEN l ONLY 75% OP OUR IW- ) S\V6STMENT LEFT. 1 /terrible! why we'reS /taxes wave\ /lets set away') \ BACK TO 25%1. J V TAK6M OUR ) yffllLE WE HAVE \ Z l WHOLE \ 7>vPOCKETBOO^ VjMC^aWTy NEWS ITEM: Special additional motor levies put the average car owner in the position of losing the cost of his car through tax pay ments every fou* years. While tne estimated value of the average car is only S2OO, motor taxes cost the average driver SSO a year. Os the SSO, more than S3O represents cost of duplicating federal and state taxes on gasoline consumed in 40 days of travel. The year round drive- may lose his whole investment through taxes in one year. UNEMPLOYMENT DATA FOR WAKE COUNTY Wake County has 2,493 persons totally unemployed and who want to work, 1,031 employed in Federal emergencey projects and 1,524 who are partly employed and desire more work, according to the census on total and partial unemployment recently made public in Washing ton. In the entire State there are 205,110 men and women who are entirely or partially unemployed or are working on WPA, NY A, CCC or other emergency work. Figures DRY GOODS cunrc SHOES, ALL MARKED DOWN 011 PRICED DOWN Special Cut Prices this month. Tobacco Canvas, 2c Yard; Hoes, Rakes, Shovels. Mauls, Axes, Cow Chains, Barbed Wire, Poultry Wire, Churns, Pots, Kettles, Stoves, Suit Cases, Tranks, Rubber Boots, Tennis Shoes, Well Wheels, Chains. Wan ed—Potatoes, Onions, Corn, Peas. Cotton Seed Meal. A. G. KEMP Zebulon, N. C. HAND-MADE ROCKERS FOR SAIJS BY ZEBULON SUPPLY CO. AND ZEBULON CHAIR FACTORY _ ‘ THE ZEBULON RECORD, ZEBULON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1938. | | for the Nation show 5,821,035 to- I tally unemployed and desiring I work, 2,001,877 emergency workers I and 3,209,211 part time workers I who need additional employment, I making a grand total of more I than 11 million men and women in I the army of unemployed and partly j employed. LOOK! I HAVE IT! Dynamite Caps, Fuse. I buy Po tatoes Onions, Corn, Peas, Meal A. G. KEMP—Zebulon, N. C. NOTICE TO CHILDREN AND OTHERS WHO ENJOYED THE SUP PLEMENT TO THE ZEBULON RECORD: We are very sorry that we could not keep on sending the supple ment each week with our paper; but it cost us so much that we could not afford it any longer. When we get enough new subscrib ers, or enough old subscribers who owe us, pay up, we hope to have money to pay for the supplement again, and shall be glad to mail it each week with the rest of the pa per. Meanwhile we are doing our best to make THE RECORD interest ing and want you to keep reading it. Tell your friends about it, re minding them that when we have a larger number of paid-up sub scribers, we can have the colored “funnies” again. Editor of RECORD. The buying of books is not as important as the reading of them. II 7 BIG PUBLICATIONS I EACH FOR ONE YEAR -A TOTAL OF 124 ISSUES 1 . i» v ...» !».!>.,. flflj I Here’s What You Get All Seven I I McCall’s Magazine 12 Issues For One Year I I Pictorial Review 12 Issues yfc 3 E The Farm Journal 12 Issues K|® • B fl fl Good Stories 12 Issues n|k m fl B The Country Home 12 Issues IW Jr fl fl Southern Agriculturist 12 Issues mml fl I The Zebulon Record..... 52 Issues I ip® !_ Check here if you want Progressive Farmer, 1 year, substituted for Southern Agricjlt’ist fl 1 Regular Value $4.00 You Save $2.00 I f YOU WILL GET ALL SEVEN publication; for ONE FULL YEAR, and if you are al- B ,1 ready a subscriber Lo ANY of these SEVEN publications, your present subscription will be B extended one full year. Mail or bring: the coupon below to our office AT ONCE, and you H fjj will receive THE SIX IHG MAGAZINES each month, and THIS NEWSPAPER each week feS I —that 72 magazines and 52 newspapers—l2l issues in all for only $2.00. ORDER AT I gg| ONCE because we may soon have to withdraw this offer, or advance (he price. H, S Use This Coupon and Save $2.00 I fl THE RECORD B ■ Zebulon, N. C. Date B H Yes, indeed, I want to accept your magazine offer before it is withdrawn. Enclosed is H B $2.00 in FULL PAYMENT for a ONE YEAR’S subscription, new or renewal to the follow- B Ej| ing seven publications: H B THE ZEBULON RECORD 1 year GOOD STORIES 1 year B | McCALL’S MAGAZINE 1 year THE COUNTRY HOME 1 year B B PICTORIAL REVIEW I year * SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST 1 year B B THE FARM JOURNAL ! year B IH *-.Check here if you want Progressive Farmer, 1 year, substituted for Southern Agricult’ist fl fl My name is Address 8 B Town State j If schemes made money the mil lionaires would clutter the earth. A provincial citizen believes that A* Jtfllll A TOBACCO iMll H.ANTER" THE CAMEL PEOPLE BOUGHT THE BEST \ lots OF MV LAST crop, paid a high price / FOR MV FIMEST GRADES. I SMOKE CAMELS ) BECAUSE I KNOW THERE ISN'T ANY J MSMjjjlip! HgfljjSr' SUBSTITUTE TOR MORE EXPENSIVE N ®fIfITOBACCOS. MOST PLANTERS FAVOR CAMELS.) \ S J HEV KNOW THE DIFFERENCE 'r^ fc VU7HEN veteran planters like Mr. Hatton say: iK "Most planters favor Camels,” their choice MR. VfRIMER j j, b asc j on fint-hanJ knowledge. If you are not a HATTON. wh« [ Camel smoker, try them. Camels are maJe from | hassrcmntobac- 'R j*' J liner, MOKE EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS-Turkish co for 20 years 1 ’ a and Domestic. !Wi smoke cameis ~ BECAUSE WE KNOW TOBACCO - the people in his neighborhood are just a little better than the people in the next neighborhood and far superior to all foreigners.
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