Ways To Combat Nervousness Are Briefly Outlined (Continued From Page 3) it as wholehpartedly as you would if you wore able. Faoh person must leai'n to balance these items in his daily life; and well plan ned days made a well-planned life. 8. Shun the puritanical consci cnee. Conscience is a good guide but a poo" master. The puritani cal conscience makes a moral is sue cf every trivial thought or Its motive is self-defenst against guul ot vonsemusness of moral error. Soul-harrowing an alyses are expressions of worry about self. Truth and honesty need not be beaten with the stick of introspection. Const**oce should be a gentle guide—a still small voice; not a Simon Legree. 9. Waste no energy in “getting up steam” each time you tackle a difficult job. This is a kind of preliminary flourish—like pick ing up a moral sledge hammer and heroically swinging it to rest” of ambition is a noble spur make an impression on “sidewalk ■superintendents” or yourself. SLAB WOOD For Sale Short or long lengths WILLI AMSTON SUPPLY CO. Phone 24G0 Gt Pay In l nitrd States Far Ahead of British If you havo heard any com plaint from any young American who has just been drafted ihat his pay of $75 per month is “lousy,” just .remind him 1hat his British comrade-in-arms gets only $1(1.!!0 a month, «the Greek soldier, $10.!',0 and so on down to the Turkish draftee, who is mustered into the army at 11 cents a month. Pork Prices Fail To Reflect Drep In Payments for Hogs ——.•>—_ While, hog prices have declined nearly fifteen percent since rr.id stmmer. little of the drop has been pase& s’t&ijg to . i the price of pork, according to the Agriculture Department. A fur ther decline in hug prices was forecast between now and Decem ber, as seasonal marketings in crease. Almost 30 billion tons of coal have been produced in the U. S. since 1800. This does not mean that a job should be tackled without prep aration: but when something has to be done, waste no time in dra matics—just do it. 10. Do not kick against the pricks of life. The “divine un to better action, but the restless ness of discontent is a miserable state of misunderstanding. To follow these rules absolutely, is beyond human frailty, but to steer one's course by some such compass is possible and practical, i —The NTA Reporter. Phenol, aniline, picric acid, TNT. and hundreds of other com pounds valuable as dyes, drugs, and chemical reagents are deriva tives of coal. Midwestern cool companies are converting many areas . from which the coal has been taken by surface mining, into fertile pas tures and dairy farms. Gases now wasted in coal min ing — such as methane — may eventually be utilized in produc ing power, according to a British scientist. Fourteen hundred million ton? nf coal and the equivalent of an- j other 800 million tons, as oil and natural gas, are used bv man eve-, ry year. Diosal engine manufacturers are helping to finance research work on development of a gas produc ei to gasify coal by Complete combustion. Today some- electric power plants can generate one kilowatt hour with less than a pound of coal, while 30 years ago it took three pounds. YTTYYYYYYYYYYYYYYTTTrfTYYYYY-lrlTFTTfYYY HEY FELLOWS BELK-TYLEB TJTTTTFT'TX''IrTTTTTI'TJrTTTTTJ All Styles! All Colors! All Sizes! SMART \S \ \\ llll* HW •<*£» *“W*» " M*l| *4 t frikndmm: t H *TS H H 1 1 ih £ £ t lir Wrll Drrssrd furry Day! Our now eolleetion of inen‘« foil hats giiurau Ices von lilt* latest styles in a size lo fit your type fare, dome in today anti set* how you ran top off your outfit with a new felt hut. See the (IIAMP SUPREME $7.50 I 3 'TTTtVT BELK - TYLE iJi 3 9 4 tlJIJIJlAZZAAZZZZZJLZZi IZZZZZZZ&ZZ&t PZJ &»J PL or -/S/J//J SAVE AT 10-LB. COLONIAL! BAG This weok—the fifth week in Colonial's Fabulous Bftti* A*mven»ary Sale—you'lf sava un fintwic items an your shopping list. The'va be7?n'selected by n(f Clerks ... at your neigbbor uuOb colon ml t^tore. It’s their way of saying "Thank you—and do com" back to see us!” For it’s through your continued patronage that we’ve been able °to bring you savings through volume purchasing, low er food-handling costs. When you make your fam ily food tour this week, meet your friendly C S Man ager and your courteous Clerks , . . they’ll be Sa luting You with Savings! ur l i; lu-.f PACKER'S LABEL RH II RKi> PRIME JUICE s 29* 19* 29* STO CATSUP 14 Or. Bot. liKDCATK 1,1 S( Kil s II VIA' i;|) or si.H'Rl) PITCHES No. 21 Can YELLOW CLING GROCERY AND MEAT PRICES iN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU NEXT WEDNESDAY l NOVEMBER 7. < KOWN IHIWH TASTV POTTED MEAT Hi !><; A n; Hi M Till l I. TOMATO JUICE won sol i Aiisoinu Nr TOILET TISSUE k HMII.AH ai.askan ^ PIK SALMON 5' Ox. Can 46 Ox Can Roll. No 1 12* 26* 12* 53* Free BICYCLES T HFY KI">S . . . you can win one of these beautiful "Colson Special” bicycles that are being given away absolutely FREE at your nearby friendly Colonial Store. Visit your Colonial store TODAY and get com plete details on this exciting offer while it lasts! AiTENTION LADIES! You may win $50.00 in free groceries at Co lonial . . . get complete details today! SWIFT'S JEWEL GREEN GIANT PEAS ,7c°" 19* NIBLETS GOLDEN Armours Sun Hull or Shank I .ml HAMS ARMOUR STM Wlttft&E J 14 16 LBS. AVG WT Lb T " 3 l* r>5, 53c CUFF'S I'Umi: Mil l! 1)» IIOT SAUSAGE yoi no tf nder n’T i r FRYER® K GNOMICAL S.\l I I'OKK FELT B&C1S, pa;s n:.\DY Cup Lb Lb. 55c 51c 21c Tender Pieces of I ryers TENDEIl WHITE MEAT BREASTS u 95c vt.vf.:p Mr vrv 1.1.W.S with THIGHS Lb 8:ie 1I .NDLR TASTY WINGS Lb 39e t oil SOI PS A\'D BROTHS BACKS Lb 21, Lb 29c ( HIT'S I'HIIII Ml ,1) MACARONI Chef’s Pride Bar-B-Cue Sparc Ribs, lb 89c frAT NEW RACK HI.LET OF SALT MACKEREL Lb 45 nr 1 t niour s Stai Urcakjmu BA CON 65c TRAY PACKED Lb Ocean iiesh .Seafood Perch Fillets, lb. 35c Dressed Whiling lb. 17c St led Oysters, pint 85c NYJ.ON MBBE ■mmmr *»• Mttb ■ ■ «j*»i _ .m «« /IR5T QUALITY FULL-FASHIONED RE It PAIR 60 GUAGE 15 DENIER-SIZES 81 TO 11 IN THE LATEST FALL SHADES Guaranteed Perfect-Get Yours Today! i) i h y New Cm■[' Florida 17c ' \MCY ^ (>.'?!< IMI'KIUAI, 5 f qpp KJ r" 3 M 1^'Vi^r :'rOR COOKING toi* (ji'.M.fTY Nnw cii i ■ .■ ::tr •g*a ft"' '- '-••TJi K ":3 3 S Lbs Lbs 25c 35c FANCY ASSORTED VARIETY rose M'mims SAVE AT COLONIAL Each 69c Hard Head ; Green Cabbage, lb. 6c 1 s > > I V I 1.1 t) ’. \ (.1 Olil ( ONIONS I I.ORIDA (iOl.l) .11 || | ORANGE 2 to, 2<)r M AIIKOOK I AttMS Iwti.r LIMA BEANS io 0/ 27c ,,u*‘ lo Market Cliant'es, I’roduce Prices (io«d Thru Sat., Nuv. i Lb 7c Frosty Frozen hoods \ Somerdalo Fancy BROCCOLI 2 r 33c 1 1 (II II I. XHI I III! II I I I I, llllllll II C3ETLE mi. 81c '.1 Mlitl I I Ul II es,cBt>x o,... III IK,Al l I l -.MUtl I I l^OUMi & Beans 16 o* SOl 'IHi.HN MAMlIi LIQUID WAX « 33e C HI AM mini; SHORTENING Big Star Colored 3 Lb AQe 17c , MARGARINE, 1-2 Ibpati.Ys 10c H II.I AKI* N I l.ftOVV *5 U ! M(|) s * t)\(, SPAGHETTI 7o, 9c III It Sill V'S ( rioc OLA I K SYRUP oo, 18c Bakery Treats Colonial's Fresh Baked Tumi*; SY FRUIT BUIS l5s°; 39* ■ M It PRIDI oi I> I \HIIIQM n BREAD 16 Or 111 I.U'ltH N JII I Y I II I El) GS BUNS 111 It Pllllil n llol I » HEAT BREAD Pkg 16 Or. DOUGHNUTS o„ 15c 23c i 39c Effective Nov. 9lh, your friendly (Colonial Store ill William-Ion will remain open eaeli Friday night un til ft:,‘10 and on Saturday nights until 7:00. Friday night i- Family Night at Colonial. V\ A » • If I All IV CUT-RITE *11 I lil l 1 COCKTAIL MOl \ 111 I PI It I HONEY '"ll nl .HI l (III I I TISSUE AMMONIA PI ■*MI IPs ( IK KTAII PEANUTS I III I - Mil All Dl.l SPAGHETTI Ron 24c No 1 26c 8 Or. Jai lQc 2 Ron* 27c or. 29c 8 0i 35c Can 42r. CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP Ba Ih Size 13 TOILET SOAP SWAN 2 Reg. Rare A W SOAP POWDERS OCTAGON Pkgj HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER AJAX c.„ 12C SOAP FLAKES LUX Large Pkg RAIN SOFT RINSO l;;r 30c HOUSEHOLD cleanser SUNBRITF Can 162 W. Main Street —Williamsion, M. C STOPS ’ B. O." BEFORE IT STARTS GIVES SKIN QUICK NEW LOVELINESS LUX TOILET SOAP LIFEBOUY SOAP Reg. Bars