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AGAINST NEW DEAL
Selection of E. S. Dillard of
Charlotte as State Manager and
Tre surer of the Constitutional
Democrats of North Carolina is
announced, effective at once,
marking the active beginning of
“an aggressive state-wide educa
tional campaii n to defeat the New
Deal and its philosophy of gov
ernment.”
Dr. Malcolm McDermott of
Durham is State Advisory Direc
tor; J. E. Baker of Burlington,
State Director of Finance, and L.
D. Nuchols of Charlotte Assist
ant Stute Manager. *
An organization, active and de
termined to bring out the maxi
mum support of the movement at
the polls Tuesday, November 7
wiy be formed in each of the
100 counties in North Carolina in
the very early future, according
to a spokesman.
“We nave no quarrel with or
criticism of the Democratic State
ticket,” said Mr. Dillard; “in fact
it is our definite intention to sup
port it in the forthcoming elec
tion. We do earnestly and sincere
ly appeal to all our citizens to
join us in this conscience-based
and spontaneous movement to de
feat the forces ar’ayed against
the best interest of our communi
ties, Our state, and our nation.
“In short, we appeal for the
whole-hearted and practical sup
port of all who favor constitution
al government as opposed to the
fjidgeujtiy's
OPTICIAN/ 1 " *
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ECZEMA
If you hav» RfJcmi, Impetigo,
Poison Ivy, Itch, Bolls, Bunw,
Acne and Face Pimples, or an;
known skin disease—ask afoowt
VJ-0
ZEBULON DRUG Cc.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
Free Book Tells of Home Treatment that
Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing
Overtwo million bottles of the WILLARD
TREATMENT have been sold for relief of
symptoms of distress arising from Stomach
and Duodenal Ulcers due to E*ces* Acid
Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach,
Gassiness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc*,
due to Excess Acid. Sold on 15 days trial I
Ask for “Willard’s Message” which fully
explains this treatment — free— at
ZEBULON DRUG CO., Zebulon
EATMAN’S PHCY., Middlesex
FOR RENT GOOD 2-HORSE
FARM. 8-room house, two to
bacco barns, pack barn and
outbuildings—7 acres tobacco
and 6 cotton allotment 33 in
all; have lights and located on
highway 39, \Vz miles south of
Zebulon. Man wanted with tools
and team. See J. A. Braswell,
Zebulon, N. C.
Record 0-6-13-20 pd.
GLF 0-12-19-26 pd.
LUCAS MILLING CO.
CORN AND FEED MILLS
BEST “HOME GROUND” MEAL
Opposite Fire Station
ZEBULON, N. C.
%
HOG FEED FOR SALE
Whole Wheat. Cot and Wheat
ground together. Both ground
fine. I need corn and it is high.
If you haven’t time to haul it, I’ll
come after it if I can get 20 to 30
bushels in a place. Bring us your
grinding shelled, on the cob, or
in the shuck.
Tarpley’s Mill
MILK COWS FOR SALE
I Buy, Sell and Trade Cows
J. W. TARPLEY, Proprietor
group government from which
130,000.000 Americans now suf
fer so sev< rely. The recently puo
lished Democratic Declaration ot
Independence forms a ~afe foun
dation on which to carry forward
successfully this mighty move
ment.”
Willy ß
WP builds the
dependable
Jeep
Light Truck Ig
- 1 1 Passenger Car r J
✓ Light Tractor
j Power Plant
A Furlough Home
By Telephone
A Long Distance call is almost as good as
6cing there in person. Helps a lot when there
aren’t too many other calls on the wires.
So whenever you can please keep the circuits
clear from 7 to 10 each night for service men
and women. Those evening hours are their best
chance to call from camps and naval stations.
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
INCORPORATED
Attention! Cotton Farmers
Bring your Cotton to Fagle Rock for the Best in
COTTONGINNING.
Have just installed New Saws and Brushes.
Our charge for ginning—lc per pound
per bale weight. For instance, your bale
weighs 485 pounds, the charge is $4.85, less
SI.OO for hauling. So the charge is $3.85.
We are paying 75c per bushel for Seed.
Our Meal Exchange is pound for pound. You
can get your meal the same day your cotton
is ginned. We have plenty of meal on hand.
C. M. Martin Gin
Eagle Rock, N. C.
The Zebulon Record
Mrs G. K. C< • bett went to Ra-
V eh th-. e- for a tonsillec
tomy.
If t tomato vines can be
pull .i u r t befee f st. vines and
fruit can be hung in the base
ripe:!. Or the g’ e-'n tomatoes may
mno end ;rui eventually w ; ’
b’ pi k d and then wrapped in
dvi ually r: prpe
Mrs. F- "! Horton rerne home on
d v '’or a week in a Ral
c- ?h hospital.
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DUE TO A eIiSpSL
DISCOMFORTS
BUY MORE BONDS!
WENDELL THEATRE
Sunday Shows, 3&9 P M Weekday Shows, 3:30 & 7:15 P. M.
Saturday, Oct. 14- Double Feature—Continuous 2 till 11 P. M.—
Thursday and Friday, October 12-13 —Cary Grant, Janet Blair—
ONCE UPON A TIME
Saturday, Oct. 14 —Double Feature—Continuous 2 toll IIP. M.—
Admission 15 & 32c —Johnny Mack Brown
LONE STAR TRAIL
Jane Withers, Jimmy Lydon
MY REST GAL
Chapter No. 6 DON WINSLOW OF THE COAST GFARI)
Sunday and Monday, Oct. 15-16 —Frank Sinatra, George Murphy
‘ STEP LIVELY
Tuesday, October 17 —Andrews Sisters, Patric Knowles—
ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID
Wednesday, October 18—East Side Kids. Ava Gardner—
GHOST ON THE LOOSE
Russell Hayden, Jennifer Holt
FRONTIER LAW
Chapter No. 2 MASKED MARVEL
Tnursduy and Fri., Oct. 19-20 —Michael O'Shea. Susan Hayward
.JACK LONDON
Coming—
BATHING REALTY GCNG HO CASANOVA BROWN
Wakelon Theatre
Zebulon, N. C.
Sunday Shows: 3:15 and 9:00 P. M.
Weekday Shows: 3:15, 7:15 and 9:00 P. M.
Saturday, October 14—
ROSS OF BOOMTOWN
Rod Camei on Fuzzy Knight
Sunday and Monday. Oct. 15-16
SENSATIONS OF 1945
W. C. Fields Eleanor Powell
Tuesday, October 17—
HAPPY LAND
Dim Ameche Frances Dee
Wednesday, Oct. 18—
SECRETS of SCOTLAND YARD
Edgar Barrier Stephanie Bachelor
Thursday and Friday, Oct. 19-20
MR. SKEFFINGTON
Bette Davis Claude Raines
Saturday, October 21-
RENEGADE
Buster Crabbe A1 (Fuzzy) St. John
Coming—
EYE OF ST. MARK
Sing, Neighbor, Sing (Roy Acuff)
ARSENIC AND OLD LACE
ZEBULON 1Q in person
THURS. - OCT. x y
UNDER BIG TENT NEAR COURT HOUSE.
AMERICA’S GREATEST HILLBILLY JAM-
Doors Open 7P. M. Performance BP. M.
Children 25c Adults 50c Plus Tax
Friday, October 13, 1944