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DURING THE
Demonstration
of BPS Paints, Varnishes, Stain
also GLOSFAST
. . . the Enamel that dries In
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WE WANT you to try BPS Finishes in
your home . . . that's the reason for
free sample . . . not necessary to buy a i
brush. You will not be asked to buy anything.
Bring your finishing problems . . . we will be
i pleased to help you, and will demonstrate
all BPS Products.
DEMONSTRATION AT OUR STORE
APRIL 14 l5 —l6
CULPEPPER HARDWARE CO/
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j What a scramble and tie-up, what a tangle and snarl! The home traffic, once
neglect gets hold, causes a lot of trouble and makes it a great deal more difficult to
unscramble, once necessity compels you to tackle it.
v Rust, ugliness, insects, breakage, depreciation, vermin, possible disease, people -
who take on the complexions of their drab surroundings, all of these are the direct
| enemies of civic pride.
It is 4 straighter way and fairer course—this determination to make one's home
aa beautiful and as artistic as possible. The expense is slight as compared with the'
results of paint. • j •
Paint Up, Clean Up, Fix Up, and the inevitable happens— you cheer up!
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Town of Williamston
Agent Gives Schedule Curb
Market Prices for Saturday
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By Miss Lora E. Sleeper, Agent
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i Mrs.'Alonza AlU'n reported succes's
iu! sale* of basket-, recently, using the
' a-rfrjL;.' tin thrift. Stic carried several
baskets > T puie needles• nut of
the "county to sell and found her pros
-j crtive buyer? v. ere without money
mid so told tier buyers' she would ac
cent anything in place of her" baskets.
Ihe baslsets 'having been selling for
,f() cents each, i'W lady gave a thic
ken which was sold and brought Mrs.
I Allen Ot) cents, making a profit of 40
cents over tin- original sale price of
, 'her*'*basket. was turned
iin at ♦he" curb market last week.
I A partial list of produce which will
ibe offered for sale at . the ciirb market
.tomorrow (.Saturday) follows:
| Eggs, liV cents a dozen; chickens,
15 cents a pound; sweet—potatoes,- 10'
pounds for 17 cents; cottage cheese,
15 cents .a Block; .collards, 3 pounds
for 5 .cents: .turnips, 5 pounds for 25
cents; cream, 25 cents a pint; cakes,
15 to 18 cents a pound; black walnuts,
| shelled, 4b cents a pound; kale, 2
I pounds for 5 cents."
18,862 Gaston Children in
Milk- For - Health Drive
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As a result of. combined efforts in
j (ia.stoir County recently, 18,862 school
j children heard the message of milk-
I tor-health. Both city and rural or
!ganizations took part in the campaign,
jsays County Agent L. B. Altaian.
WANTS
FOR RENT: APARTMENTS, 2, 3, 4
f and J' rooms. Also garage and of- j
jfices, Mrs. J. (i. Staton, City. a 5 2tJ
LOST: SUIT CASE, ON WASH
I iugton and Wrlliamston bigjuvay
last Wednesday. Finder please notify
! (iphus Jiailcy, R. F. I). S ( . William-,
Jston, N. C. It
BAKERY FOR SALE OR RENT.
See Llarrison Wholesale Company,
I U'illiaJnston, N. C. a-8-2t
THE ENTERPRISE
_ KILLS DEER
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(Robersonville Herald)
That there is an abundance of
game in this county is borne out
on every hand, the latest substan
tiating reports coming from Mr.
Irving .Smith, local man. Mr.
Smith was returning with Mrs.
Smith from Creswell last Sun
day night and two deer darted in
front of his car. One cleared the
machine, but before Mr. Smith
could stop the car the second one
was struck and killed.
The doe, weighing 100 pounds,
was brought here and dressed.
The automobile was slightly dam
aged. j, v '
I REPORT IS MADE
FOR PAST MONTH
BY MISS SLEEPER
Traveled 1,116 Miles and
Held 25 Meetings in
I March
| The home agent traveled 1,116 miles,
conducted eleven meetings with the
i women, 13 with the girls and one with
' the boys during the month of March,
Miss Lora E. Sleeper stated in her
regular monthly report to the Martin
County commissioners at their meet
, iug last Monday.
| The report, as submitted, follows:
Nineteen days were spent in the field
and 8 days were spent in the office.
Eighteen different homes were visaed.
Two women's clubs, one at Parmele
and the other at Everetts, reported
[ passing on 112 garments to worthy
families. Some of these garment were
made over by the women and others
were donated ready -for use.
Many of the women this year are al
ready making their kitchens more at
tractive. Mrs. (Jeorge Cooper has
bean using the pedometer this month
to determine the miles traveled in her
kitchen. The pedomtcr will be passed
on to other club members to aisist
them in rearranging their kitchen fur
nirure to make the kitchen more con
venient. This past month tlie women
I have been given work in increasing the
; height of work surfaces to prevent un
necessary back strain. Methods have (
been given each woman on finishing;
floors, table tops, and other furniture :
in the kitchen.
; The girls have been given score card?
and standard recipes for the biscuit j
contest. There are over 100 girls en- 1
rolled in the coutest and every effort
has been made to assist the girls so j
that they would win out in thes district j
contest, which will be licit? at Wash
ington, N. C., some time in May.
A meeting was held the latter part
of the month in the home agent's office
and representatives were present from
Washington, Pitt, Tyrrell and Martin
Counties. The meeting was called to
plan the district meeting which will be
held in Williamston May 4.
Sales on the curb market for the
month brought $102.66 into the hands 1
of the fartn women.
The home agent was one of two
agents representing the Northeastern
District at the State home economics
meeting. Most helpful meetings and
lectures were given at this meeting.
CHICKS' HEALTH
; GOVERN PROFIT
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Good Management Neces
sary To Make Even
i Small Profit
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Where flocks are carefully culled,
and hens reacting to bacillary white
diarrhea are removed and then care
ful sanitation is followed in the poul
try yard, there is a loss of only 4.8.
per cent during the first 12 weeks of i
the chicks' life; but where these three j
How To Care For
Varicose Veins
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Apply a generous amount of Emer
ald Oil to the swollen veins and sores.
Let it uenertate, Fert the magic re
lief I Now bind your leg with a ban
dage three inches jufte* and lgj»g
enough to give support,
winding it upwarti from the ankle to
the knee, the yfuy the blood flows in
the veins. Stops the pain. Begins at
once to heal the ulcers and broken
veins. Just follow the simple direc
tions and you are sure to be helped.}
Clark's Drug Store, Inc., won't-keepfj
your money unless you are. .
; things are not considered, the loss
runs to about 40 per cent.
I "This is the result of a careful sur
j vey made in 1930," says C. J. Maupin,
j poultry extension specialist at State
j College. "Following out the results
I secured by the, Successful poultry
growers as shown in this survey, we
believe there has not been a time in
the last 20 years when such good man
agement methods will pay better re-
I turns than this year. The margin df
'profit in poultry growing will be small
at best, and unless good management i
J methods looking to the health of the
! flock are followed, tfiere profits will
j drop to zero."
If a flock owner can raise from 95
| to 100 per cent of his baby chicks to
three weeks of age, the birds will have
ati excellent start in life and the first
danger Jine will have been passed.
From this time "on the poultry man
must be on his gard against worm and
coccidiosis infections. Growing \j|ie
chicks on clean ground is an excel
lent preventative against both of these
Screens!
What is it worth to
you to have 100%
protection from flies
and mosquitoea all
s[>ring and summer?
Cull un today ind learn
' how ine|ipen«ivcly w«
can repair one btreen or
outfit the whole houne
v» Uh an eye to beauty aa
well, aa comfort. No
rbligatfov,
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Logan Grilles Uiauilfj Vwn
WILLI AMSTON
SUPPLY CO.
■ You can depend on our pure ICE
er, noise—a better product—and
«i IT* iron n *nm; no worry whether "juice" is on
WK ALSO CARRY! or off. And Remember—
PURINA FEEDS,
SWIFT FERTILIZERS, ¥7J
MASCOT LIMESTONE, I 1 J il j
SEED and FEED OATS, * A-J
WOOD AND COAL, _ C* i.
PURE COUNTRY LARD. ,11 GVOF VjCtS
COUNTRY PRODUCE «f|nf l?^"
X BOUGHT AND SOLD UUI Ol l! IX
111 1 1 1 —— T±^Z EZZH '
Lindsley Ice Co. jb
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JV^DRUGGIST
'I can be of material help to yew in carrying out all the
|! work connected with >h'« ni»an Up Paint Up Cam- «
I paign. You will want inaectiddet. Yoo will need disin
fectants. A modem drug (tore carries many, many thing*
which enter into the spirit of this f UnMt And,
being ourselves in sympathy with the i Mi piiih aownat,
| we are only too willing to a mk/t ytm im toy way that lies
within our power." - *
DAVIS Jb
I PHARMACY JaPl
|l Next To Post Office
■D "While i'ou are in the Clean Up and Paint Up mood,
why not g\ve a thought to this Fix Up idea? It extends 111
to the plumbing iu your house. Have there been leaky IB
111 taps, stopped-up drains, rusted gutters? The plumbing ||l
in a house can't go forever without expert attention, you >3l;
IU know. It wears out in time or at least comes in need IK
of a good look-over. And we are ready to do this work hH
■ for thoroughly and economically ."
* Friday, April 8,1932