THE HOST OARiNG
STORY IN YEARS
Will Appear In This
Newspaper Beginning
With Issue Of Aug. 1 4
Does a girt bare to "Pay the Price"
In order to achieve success? 1
This question Is answered In "Souls
For Sale." by Rupert Hushes, a new
serial to appear In this paper start
ing Aug. 14th.
The author of this daring novel,
bom at Lancaster. Pa., spent the
early part of his U/e as a soldier.
After leaving array life he became
?interested^ in musie. -and?Uis?many
books and compilations on this sub
ject are still standard works. Later
his attention turned to Action, and
he wrote many famous novels. Includ
ing "What Will People Say?" "Empty
Pockets". "Ttv Unpardonable Sin".'
and "What's The World Coming To?"
.The work of Rupert Hughes is ex
ceedingly valuable as social criticism
and commrnU Besides his fiction, he
is'antlTOr of n life of Oe?r<e Washing
ton whlel> mused considerable con
troversy. nn* has wrl'ten the scenarios
and title "( many ver;,' popular motion
picture plov
What J-,- has learned about th*
movie r-'-i'-.l (whHe engaged in th?
latter pursuit, is s'l told entertalnln;
" ly In "Souls For Ssle."
Chevrolet ^'mpuneg?i ?
2 New C'^rnd Mode's
Rounding oul Its line of six cylinder
valve-in-head cars. the Chevrolet
Motor Or m nan v todav announces two
new closed . mod^'r ? the Imperial ?
Sedan and tho Snort Coupe. Officials,
point out tTuH it^pife th? ?scores of;
improvement.?; incorporated *n th?'*? i
-non- , .w?^v , ? , I,,.,. >??-, *...???
within th"1 ' ?*" ncir? ran??,
the Imrprla^ Svlaii listing at $/.95 and
the Spqrt r. ?,>>???? "e4 *543. both f. o. b.
factory. Mi"b
Thp new -.^fcerlal S?*dm is- Intro-?
duced because of a widespread dr^
mand for p slvle ear in th? low
priced fleld. On this" mode! the fa-*
mous Fisher Body designers have lav- 1
i.?hed their skill vit h very noticeable
success. It. has* smart concave front
ri)K?r. with a ^ roliinhlv nnlded ? ;-~"
rtvlishlv fitted with Landau* bows
The interior Is' nnartlv upholstered in
deep'tufted plush. and th* ca- Is
eouJoped with an adjustable driver's
fat. and other items commonly
f^nnd in smart cars of this tvre such '
ns completely quipped instrument
r.anel. smoking set. etc. It is finished
in lustrous Mack v/ith mV.din? in
Saginaw green and . strinin* in tflsk
fvnrv. Fxterior bright worfc. such as
radiator, head lamps. an'l Intidau bows
rre chromium plated.
The new Short Coupe n'.so offered
in response to a demand for a stvle
car for two passengers. and include?!
a comfovtab,r* r??mhle s ?a t in the rear
and a rear windr?w. that is easily rais
ed and lowe-<vl bv means' of a con-!
renient Ternsterft regulator.
Introduction of th?se ?wo models
ccmes simultaneous!** with th? an
nouncement that n^re than 9V),000
of the n*w sfa** hi-* already b-sn
delivered into th~ hinds of owners
and that Chevrolet fo^tories are op
erating on the bl??est summe** pro
duction level bi' tte history of the
companv.
Produrtinn of the new m6dels has
"been under wav for several weeltrf.
Meanwhile thousands of the new cars
have been shipped to dealers. Of
ficials predict that the entire nation
wide dealer organization will be samp
led with the new cars in two weeks
r-r lcrv in manv of the larg?r cen
ters. thr new cars are already on dis
play.
As a result o/ the introduction of
these two new models, the Chevrolet
rassen^er car line embraces seven
cars, five closcd and two open models
Past Records Brnlken
By Cub Meeting
, Rt lWifh ?Wlith *n enrollment of |
4M girls onrt 201 bovn from all parts
ri rural North Caroltna, the annual
4-H short course nt State College last
week broke oast record* for attendance
end for distribution of the delegates
from dlfTerent counties
tike the State Farmers' Convention
of the previous week, the club short
course was also one of the best. The
?program had bwn ?yell organised, in
structors and chaperons secured, and
provision made for the games, recrea
tion. stght-aeeing and other accom
panying features.
At the assembly periods each dav
at noon the *00 club members and
leaders heard messages of inspiration
and education fnm the agricultural
leaders of the state and from thetr |
own group. Among Ihoae on the pro
?ram were lir E C. Brooks. Hon.
Joaephtu Dar'Hs. Dean I. O Ichaub
Mr?. Jane s. ?frKimmon M lis Mav
Swan. : Miss MtHr?d Ives. Edmund
Aveock. jVank Raymond, Dr F S
Lov?, Dr. T1. W. Hill. Dr Robert Foster
and others Especially did the speak
er? ?tress the need of self-reliance
helpfulness to others, qualities of ru- j
r*.l leadership, and courtesy in daily
Hfe.
The cluh members nt tended. clMb--,
each Blnrnlnir, held a general assem
Boy Eats 2 Pounds
~~OfPcrk, 18 Rolls
Raleigh. Au;. 2.?Advocate?
of the famed IS-dar dlet miftat
tind ? pro#jKvt la jroutf George
W. B'i ley. 17-year-old farmer,
who went into a local cafe iMt
nifht to ret a "bite to cat** be
fore going to bed. While waiter*
marveled, the ?o?n| farmer
romumrd two poanlx ot port
chops and 18 roll*, while drink
ing IS k law? of wtlw.
"What are yon r^ng to give
mr for dweiert?" he aoked the
waiter And while the startled
individual tried to think np a
proper deseart for ?ach a meal.
th? young farmer- made up hh
mm mind and ate a large bar
bef e ?Iwtek. ?:?
b'.y at r.oon; went slght-'seetng and
played games tu the afternoon and
attended vespers and motion picture
shows at night.
The yoQng ladies present were
Stylishly dr?3?d. lovely In aQpejrance
and in^Pref * i In thftr swi The
bv.-s al?a we-e o( the finest tvpe of
young manhocd to be? found In the
Stste. All Tin visited the short course
> *:-iarke<i upon the fine appearance
of the yooing people some savin? that
It would b- difiCtttt to find a finer
group assembled at one time ar.ywher.o
lr. the State.
The short course began on Mcndav.
July 29. when the club memberr reg
:.-:"red and -vere assigned to roomi.
Tin1 ill."?it:1 I'.'I i an Fr.
dav night and the group returned to
'T-.-ir hrr.ies Saturday mcmlni. Aug
ust 3.
MufV business Dene
At Farm Convention
Raleigh ?Governor Gardner's agr?
?::'urg! Program vas "ndor^d. a
?'.'."-"?iti" Dlan for a-ricultural de
velopment adopted and a start mad?
'n promoting the plan fcr pure bred
rrop r?eds and pure bred livestock
-t the 27th annual session o( the State
Farmers' Convention meeting at State
College. July 22 to 26.
The work ih preparing a state-wide
"j-ogram for agriculture was said to
h1 th? most outstanding pie^e of work
done by the Convention. At the sec
? r-' 1 v?;;n<-. the ri--lejate? worked
?n i v.'iru m ^tua-Trni^m?- neem
rf the State and the best solution of
ts ai.-irultural problems. The result
? f this labor vas embodied in a series
r:f reports made on the las' dav and
adopted bv .sections. The?" reports
"1 h-> ernden?*d in a publ'.catlcn of
the Agricultural Extension Service and
published as soon as V. can be made
I r;ndy.
Tn the resolutions, the farmers call
ed for a further study of rural tax
o'lon. encouraged the work of the
Federal Farm Board, endorsed the
rvH:nty government advisor-* commis
rion. asked again for further financial
old in securing an eight-months term
for public schools, recommended bet
ter'research facilities for agricultural
iioblems. and called for more respect
for law. The ladies also endorsed the
Governor's agricultural program and
out forward Mrs. Jane S. McKimmon
to receive national hon:r because of
her work.
Officers of the Convention for the
coming year are B B. Everett. Pal
myra. president: -D. J. Lybrook Ad
vance. first vice-president: O. J. Hol
ler. Riitherfordton. second vice-presi
dent: I. O. Schaub. State College, sec
retarv and treasurer: C. A. Sheffield,
Assistant secretary and treasurer and
F. H Jeter, editorial manager
Officers for the State Federation of
Home Demonstration Clubs are: Mrs.
W. C. Pou. Iredell County, president;
Mrs. Dud!?v Bailey. Currituck Coun
ty. first vice-president: Mrs. Paul Oli
ver. Robeson Countv. second vice
president; Mr*. Charl's L. Coble. Ala
mance Countv. Secretary, and Mrs, D
A. McCormlck. Robeson County.
Treasurer.
Ruth Coleman of Alamance Couiltv
and Bnyce Brooks of Duplin Countv
were pronounced the chamolon health
club members of North Carolina at
the recent 4-H short course. These
two yotinc folks came op from coun
tv and district contest? and are said
to be almost perfect specimens of phy
sical perfection.
Fires on Saturdav are 5 p?r cent
"tore .numerous than on any other
day In London.
Father Lost and Hungry;
Son Drowns and Wife 111
Washington. July 31.?falter RoSs.
35-year-old StatesvUle carpenter came
to Washington looking for a Job. His
wife was 111 and his six-year-old boy
needed clothes.
The bit "city beckoned and he bor
rowed money enough to buy gasoline
(or his small automobile. He landed
In Washington yesterday morning
with six cents In his pockets.
All day long he walked the hot
^pavements in Search of work Plenty
'of buildings were going ufc. but every
where he found plenty of carpenters.
Then he was lost and didn't know how
to find his car.
He found a police station agd lliere
told his sad story. Two policemen
took him in a police patrol car for a
search of the city streets. At last
they found the little automobile. not
I far from the police station.
! Ross", went back to the police sta
tion to* thank the desk sergtapt for :
his kindness. There he found a mes-<*
sage telling of the drowning of his
In 5 Million
Homfs Tonight
A host of liabiea will enjoy souud alec|
jonight. And their purent? will have
unbroken rent. Castona ia the can ?o <rt~
this contentment in a multitude ol
homes.
Good old (Jastoria! Children cry fot
j it. Mother* swear by it. Not a house
hold where there is an infant should
1 ever lie without it, A few drops of Caa
torin quiet Baby in a perfeetly innocent
'manner. It is natural slumber thai fol
i lows. Castorin is a purely% vegetable
|>rodtirt. N't. opiates. No narcotics. 01
: anylcTmfr . ?
Now you know why trained nurse?
give ? Cantoria aa often as an infant if
ailing, or e veriest lesa. And why doctori
tell mothers? it ia the first and only
home romftf/ when Baby has constipa^
tion, colic, diarrhea, or other upset. It
is -made fc>r babies, and saf? to give
babies, and other things ar?? not.
Fletcher's Castoria is "old-fash ionedr
if you count ita fifty years, but it's an
old-fashioned mother, nowadays, who
worries along without it. Twenty-five
million ^bottles bought last year! Think
of the number of mother* who rely on
Castoria! All these* mothers can t b#
wrong!. To keep a bottle in the house
is a precaution you owe your little one
W? LL
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PLAM
voui
MENUS
There is a difference between
being .smooth and being ser
viceable.
?Moore's Oblisp-o-graim.
In this service we want you
to And a service that wilt assist
you in selecting the meats you
need to round ou* th; proper
menus for your weekly food
test.
QUALITY AND VALUE
THESE ARE OUR WATCHWORDS '
The woman who shop? here find* that nht ran obtain more and
better food for le*a money, and fet the best and mmt ounu'tnmu?
Our groterj U up-to-date?we do hndm ? In the modern, effi
cient manner. No waiting. Prompt fcUwrtw of orders taken over
the phone. No mistake*.
Every dar we have aatotUshlac speriakt?real bargain* for the
K oman who nth to bar the beat at the lowest price.
We handle no merchandise that has not the highest reputation
for merit, parity and wMesomen~r.
J.Y. BLANKS
"Guaranteed Products"
Phone 25 Roxbnro, N. C.
boy. Walter Jr.. who had been in need1
of clothes. |
It was the last straw. The States- |
ville carpenter broke d"wtt. His sobs j
touched th? hearts of the brawn; po- '
licemen. who are familiar with hard
luck stories.
The acting chief parsed around the
hat and handed Ross til. The po
licemen had a heart for htmj It was
to pay for the gasoline to carry him
bicte to Carolina.
And this morning the Washington
Post featured his story on the front
page. The advertising will Insure a
job, but it won't bring back his boy.
Tourist taster taking deep breath
on car platfarm)?Isn't this air ex
humating?
Porter?No. sah. This air Jackson
ville.
There
is nothing
quite lilce
i
the new
Z Ford
? '
anywhere
in ?
deskgti*
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ciality
and pri
/?p
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NEW FORD ROAD5TE3
*450
(P. O. B. Detroit, pint
charge for freight anJ
deliver y, Bumper? jn</
t pare ! ire exira.)
THE new Ford is a
realty fine car selling at??
a low pricc". That's the
whole story of it3 un
u.'.ual speed, power, ac
celeration, comfort,
safety, reliability, and
low up-keep cost.
Come in and let us
tell you of the quality
that has been built into
this car and of .the new
'manufacturing meth?
odj that enable the
Ford Motor Company
to -cl! it at such a low
price.
Crow ell
t
Auto Co.
ftOXBQKO. N. C.
1000 HEN ARE J
FIGHTING FIRES
Thoownda Of Acre* Of Timber Now
Total Low -
.?One thous
and men were lighting fire today'In
Idaho. Montana and Washington
under conditions that were made
acute by the lack of rains.
Probably the most danjerous flre
in the region was on Schwartz creek
In the Missoula National Forest,
which roared out of control before
heavy winds after fighters had sub
dued it and part of their force had
b?n shifted trt new battle lines. Sev
eral thousand acres had been burned
Spokane. Wash.. Au?. 1
over. Flrea were burning also in the
Lolo. Butt? and Black Feet Forests In
lint slate.
In north Idaho several
of them confined to sections a lew
hundred- acres In area were burning
; In the Nez Perce and Selway Forest.
' In South Idaho the C hal Us fire which
had burned over 1,400 acre?, jumped
{from control lines yesterday, but the
i Salmon forest blaze, which had de
i vastated 8.000 acres In ten days was
j believed to have been subdued. Ob
; server* in the Boise forest reported
; that a conflagration that had run for
.ten days had been controlled,
j In Washington the forest were
(smaller.' An obstinate blase near Mar
| cus which had been controlled twice,
i broke loose, and after burning several
' hundred acres of grain and menacing
j much farm land, was brought under
control again last night. Another
i blaze on the Naches river, 35 miles
j from Takima, also was suoauea.
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Tuesday, "1 ^
August A O
CREATE D
IN 1824
EVERLASTINGLY GOOD
THE TEST OF TIME
Time Is the fina! standard upon
v? Jich 1? judged the worth of all
thine*.
Thr wortji of Spencers' Funeral Ser
vice has been proved by the test of
time. It has been years since this
firm was'established. And all this time
the people of Roxboco and vicinity
have exprmifd a (rowing confidence
in the efficiency and honesty of this
firm.
PnoNE47-M RaXQORQMC
Next Winter's
COAL
It is not one bit too early to start thinking
about next winter's coal. Your order placed
now will be delivered when.you order it de
livered, and we are certain that prices will
be satisfactory to you. ..
Let Ui Fill Your Bin Now.
Phone 137 r . . ,
Central Service Station
Roxboro, N. C.