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Eight THE PILOT, a Paper With rharacter, Aberdeen, North'CaroHita Friday, April 17, 19 Last week farm women of Nash county sold $88 worth of spring flow ers grown at their homes. The sales were made at the Rocky Mount curb market, Mrs. Effie Vines Gordan, home agent reports. Morrell Buys Additional Acreage to Expand Nursery Plant Here eatre The first successful attempt at photography was in 1789. Special Low Round Trip Fares April 24th To ABERDEEN Sandhills Profiting by Variety 1 ed for over a wide region. He has of Trees and Shrubbery In- ‘ proven that plants native to this pe- troduced by Nurseryman ' culiar climate and portion of the Un- At Pinehurst The superb characterization of a lovable, loafing, irresponsible, blun dering and yet generous husband of | ion are hardy and valuable in land- ^ boarding house keeplpr done by' 1 Hugh Herbert, makes “Laugh and j g Get Rich,” the attraction at the Pine hurst Theatre, this Friday afternoon It looks now as if Judge Way’s or- ! scape work in the colder sections, chid establishment is to have a com- : is creating for him a trade m panion in 'botanical interest in ,his ^^e North, especially as he is a breed- section, for Ernest Morrell has , grower of many varieties 0 | night, an interesting and enjoy- ^ bought additional acreage on the Plants that are comparatively new , entertaining story. The acting | Midland road not far from the Way places in merica. Oliver, cast as his wife, | plant, and decided extensions to the , his intention > e ore ong o to his performance and the' planted area will be made at t>nc«^. j youngsters in the cast, Dorothy Lee, Niagara Spray Material Washington $ 9.00 Baltimore (*) 10.00 Baltimore (!) 11..00 Richmond 6.50 Portsmouth 6.50 Old Point 6.50 Mr. -Morrell has secured a total of 13 , ‘he Midland road and build there a acres in Southern Pines «nd will ma- house that he may be m constar. terially increase the output of his'to»ch with his growing trees ar.u plants and one the job all the time. Russell Gleason and Johnny Harron, Popularizes Planting j applaud and laugh continuously. Mr. Morrell has been a consnicuous nursery. This is hy no means a nursery of the ordinary type, for Mr. . Morrell is not only a nursery man, but factor in the rapidly expanding pop- Virginia Beach ... ^ highly trained student of bot- ularity of landscape planting and Norfolk and boat. history, which road side improvement, his success in (!) Via All Rail. supply plenty of love interest. There j H ! is plenty of fun in “Laugh and Get S I Rich,” that made a preview audience g Tickets limited April 29. For information call on Ticket Agent H. E. PLEANANTS, DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT, RALEIGH, N. C. AIR. LINE RAILWAY George Arliss, that great star of stage and screen, gives his usual de- any ana plant life and history, wnicn roaa siae unpruveiiient, xi. lightful performance in “The Million- makes of him as much a research man moving uncommonly big trees at any which is the attraction at the in plant existence and creation as an time of the yeai awakening much | p2j^0jnjrs,^ Theatre, Monday afternoon operator. His years in the famed Kevv , positive interest. The ^ demand foi j evening. He is ably aided by gardens of London, in the employ of the British government, in Egypt, in Philadelphia, in India, Australia and elsewhere, gives him a familiarity with plant life of the globe, which he has utilized in his experience in America, until now he is recognized as an authority of plants of the Mid- he is confident that a big nursery with properly selected lines of trees and shrubbery will always find a mar ket here, and that the character of his products will give him a rating that will give him an entry to much die South, and his products are caU- ;of the trade in the North where plants are wanted which cannot be grown in planting and for the jlants has made | Evelyn Knapp, David Manner, Noah such headway in the Sandhills that ] Mrs. Arliss and Tully Mar- n Arsenate of Lead Spraying Lime (Very Fine) / Zinc Sulphate Sulphur and Koloform Sprayer Parts and Suppli^ BURNEY HARDWARE CO. Aberdeen, Phone 30 North Carolina climate. The Botanical Gar- S dens in Washington, operated by the THE PAGE TRUST COMPANY INSURANCE DEPT. , government, are in touch with this h i growing Sandhills nursery, and send rr^ r i i i ^ j i i :: f , ^ • The long looked-for and much her- here many new plants and loreign im- , , , i i tt * ♦i ^ 1 • 1 TIT n 1 aided production, “Trader Horn,' is :: portations which Mr. Morrell works i ’ shall. Mr. Arliss is cast as an auto mobile manufacturer who is ordered by his physician to retire from bus iness and settle down in California. Unable to stand inaction, he buys a service station with Manners under an assumed name, wins a financial battle with his business rivals. It's a picture for the whole family and Arlis's characterization is superb. It « :: ♦♦ H ♦♦ ♦♦ . ♦♦ ♦4 CAROLINA rrinea.tres with to test this climate and its fitness We write insurance of all kinds. We so licit your business on the basis of ser vice. for the nf^w things. Frequent reports ♦♦ on these exotics are made by him tz It to the superintendent of the Washing- H ton gardens. He has many novelties H from all over the world in this way, 2 as things he brings in for his own in- II dividual needs. A shipment received U a few’ days ago w^as from Californni, *1 which fur nishes him some interesting H plants. Some of the imported stuff •• develops wondei'fully, some not so II well. He has the cedars of Leban- on, the deodars of India, the cypresses from the Orient, numerous varieties of holly from Europe, Asia, and our it own types, azaleas of countless hues ♦♦ and shapes, and the advantage of the n whole thing is that he is planting our roads, streets, gardens and country 5| places with his liberal selection of new and old things that have already 2 become one of the features of this tt part of the country. R. N. PAGE, JR. Local Manager MAY ADJOURN NEXT WEEK scheduled for a pre-release showing at the Pinehurst Theatre, Wednesday afternoon and night and doubtless the S. R. O. sign will be inevidence. “Trader Horn” is without doubt the greatest film of its type ever made, one with a thrilling story which cap tivates from beginning to end. There is universal appeal for Jroung and old in this realistic story told so graphi cally by Director Van Dyke, and it is entirely possible that many will want to view .the film a second or third time. In the matter of wild ani mal picturization and recording of real thrills, this film unquestionably excells a^.ytM.iji' yet been presented on the scrccn. Presenting- | I HUGH HERBERT & EDMA MAY OLIVER I In a delightful domestic comedy—drama of I H ♦♦ home life, | “LAUGH AND GET RICH” ♦< with Dorothy Lee, Russell Gleason and Johnny Harron. S At Pinehurst (Only) I Friday, April 17th—3:00 and 8:15 P. M. | tt ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Presenting GEORGE ARLISS m At Southern Pines ♦♦ In “City Streets,’’ the star, Gary tt I ^ Cooper, handles a role much differ-!^ ent from his usual type in a highly j; conipeten: manner and Sylvia Sidney, the much t<iIked-of new 'screen find, || who replaced Clara Bow, in’ this pic ture makes a very pleasing heroine “THE MILUONAffiE” with Evalyn Knapp, Noah Beery ?and Tully Marshall At Pinehurst (Only) Monday, April 20th—3:00 and 8:15 P. M. MetroGoldwyn-Mayer^s Mirage Productloa J H Senator Murdoch M. Johnson of “"‘I dramatic moments are most - .. . - - praiseworthy. “City Streets” is a story with numerous interesting Aberdeen, North Carolina Aberdeen, home for the week-end ♦♦ stated that he did not expect the H Legislature to wind up its business 11^ this week, but hoped that another it week might find adjournment m H sight. Deiidous andRefreshii^ r twists plus ’■'"'usually good direction »♦ and fine acting. While this is an un- (lerworld drama It does not in any- ♦; way glorify the gangster, which is j H somewhat unusual. Plenty of action ** and thrills will keep any audience in- terested throughout and make this ♦J I fascinating screen fare. “City Streets’’ i:: ♦: I is the attraction at the Southern Pines Theatre, this Thursday, Friday and •; Saturdav. ^ II W.'iat is romance ? Three girls an- sweied the question in three differ- ]] ent ways—and thereby hangs a tale j li —a tale of “Three Girls Lost” the H comedy drama w^hich comes to the , H Southern Pines Theatre, Monday, ' It Tuesday and Wednesday. “Romance,” H said the fir.-^t, a lover.” “R*o- ! ♦; mance,” said the second, “is living— tt it’s life itself.” “You’re both wrong,” H said the third. “Romance is only a It bank account—its having everything *♦ you want.” And with these views, the girls come from their little country tt homes to Chicago, seeking Romance It according to their ideas. The first | tt found her lover but encountered com- j plications. The second put her gold- digging theories into effect—and won her money, but lost the love she could have had. And the third, after sacrificing her chances of happiness II in endeavoring to help her compan ions, Suddenly—but we can’t' give It I away the story here. You’ll have to see the picture and find out what does |t I happen to Loretta Young, the charm- :: i ing popular screen ingenue who in ti I terprets the leading role. m At Pineliurst (Only) Wednesday, April 22nd—3:00 and 8:15 P. M. | 'tsaw msasm CL Q^amount Qicture I At Southern Pines (Only) Thu., Fri., Sat., Apr. 16-17-18—8:15 P. Matinee Saturday at 3:00 P. M. TwM® in on our radio program* Famous sports celebrities talk...An all-6tnDg 31-piccc dance orchestra. . . . Every Wednesday nigat • . . FOR you . FOR ME .. that refreshing pause It’s just a drink^but—what a drink! Sealed up in it is that tingling, delicious taste—with a cool after-sense of refreshment. Every bottle is sterilized —keeping it pure as sunlight. Pause a minute few it—and you find your self refreshed for a fresh start. HIGHLAND LODGE NOTES COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY ABERDEEN, N. C. OVER NINE MILLION A DAY—IT HAD TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT IS ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttv. Mrs. M. H. Grearson entertained the members of the First Baptist ||.| Church choir at dinner at Highland | H ** Lodge Wednesday evening. ' ♦♦ Mr. and ^ Mrs. Andrew Oliver of I* Buffalo, N. Y., are spending the late ' p spring season at the Lodge. Mr. and tk Mrs. Oliver have been Lodge guests for the past seven winters. H Miss Charlotte E. Armstrong, violin , teacher at Meredith College, Raleigh spent a few days this week at the Lodge. Members of the Willing Workers of the First Baptist Church of South ern Pines will hold their annual pic nic next Tuesday evening in the Grove of the Lodge. in At Southern Pines (Only) , i I Mon., Tue., Wed., Apr. 20-21-22—8:15 P. | I Matinee Tuesday at 3:00 P. M. |
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