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'kznansvillil :
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j.m,
is
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1 i 4o in c ' t b f
c'Jt0s L'.:. : (1)
'at I t C3 lr s tf f
mu't 1 ve e-i' 1 not lets
a muse be i
'MaliesaGood'"
' roer.t, t t s '
a from employ
J'y exempted
iron t o t, t xr iecemDet si,
T Vox Wt - ' " "v "b- " -
Winter Feed
r CHOCOLATE
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Charlie Johnson of the U. S. Navy,
who is now stationed at Norfolk,
is visiting his father, Joe Johnson,
have
i and am destr
rL t iftfornittl.on
.t3 Mulct te olJ-oge
jsr txtl of the Social
,i e rj lament in some day in
piith of live years after December
31, 1333 ,and before the' age of
C5. C, ,'.
Question' No. 42; Whov collects
.taxes under this ' Social Security
.1: The C3-1 form
y isii will report the amount, - ANSWER: The taxes ' provided
3 ded u ' . j" from your ra- by the Social Security Act are col
3 end tlie amount you pay lected by the Bureau of Internal
(1) Timber of employ Revenue, governed .by such' rules
) tax'.Lle wages paid dur- and regulations as the Bureau
month; ;(3) employers jniay make, and subject: to such convenient, are also
8 percent oi jso. z) , k) iwnauies as are set ionn in me
Act and regulations issued there
under, s f
-Question No. 43: How , many
peopl must be employed . in - a
store to have that store come' un
der the Social Security Act?
f r adjustment .(which will
'y to first return) ; (5) to-
1 "or ta-r M mnlnvAA'tt
( e percent of No. 2)1 (7-
t cr adjustment (no auulica-
t !. ii first return): (8) j total
f ;-?s' tax; (9) total amount
s (So, 5 and Iffo. 8) You
f 1 una b" sure and have each
t . e's account number.
i ation No. 40: How-can I get
a j Vin the old-age benefits of-
ANSWER: For the old-age ben
efit section, one person is suffici
ent to bring a store under the Act.
For the unemployment compensa
tion section under the Federal
Act, eight or more employees are
necessary. Under the , State acts
JWEB: The Federal Bureau this varies according to the differ
ent States from one to eight per
sons. . , ,
cz l. i-Age Benefits u a depart
i t of the Federal Government
j ,1 employees, with the exception
if a few experts in the Bureau,
rre taken directly from Civil Ser
vice registers.
Question No. 41 j What must a
;;.FARMS;-: V'
FOR SALE
: I have hree or four good farms
I will sell to reliable persons. Al
so will, sell team and all farming
equipment to go .with each farm.
-,
Write or see me at my home
- kj
'near Pink Hill. '
ZACK WILLIAMS
Shoes for the Ox .?
- The o ghotjr ig , In two pieces and
differs a good deal from the horses
shoe. However," some say that the:
ox's boot Is too thin to stand re
shoefng, while others assert that al
though the white part of the hoot is
thin and brittle,: the black- part Ik
touch and will stand, frequent re
shoeing. , la - - '-y '
.At .'Tour Best! ,
'. Free From Constipation
Nothing beats a clean system for
bealthl . y -
At the first sign: of constipation,
take purely vegetable Black-Draught
far prompt relief. -
Kiqr men ana women mt thl Black
DnuRht krtas saeh nfiMBlnS rellet 97
Its clMmlnc Mttani, polwnoiu f feats of
SnsUpttloa n driven out; joo xm
I better, mora efficient.
Bluk-Dnuight tattp leu than most other
UxatlvM.
DLACK-DnAUGHT
A GOOD LAXATIVl '
Vj'this week.
f!nitmiiiti-iw f mUi. io 1 Misses Virginia Turner, Victor-
1""WMW1J V TV aSIVIVlL VOID' . . ' m .
lina farmers take full advantage te coding and Jessie ireaenc
f ty a. v.. - Stanlev visited Hisses Kose .and
feed for: winter consumption, "jj1 felJ S' -''Corn.
Wind -farA .iioJ: ,SnSLP' Woman' ttub of the B. F.
more succulent roughage per nw-2?i,:,S ftt
ia .' .. ... . ? ITaTDolla Will fiof-nWIoxrofATOZmn
any ower known .crop,said, .S,r"rTT
jt, . juarnnam, extensioa - dairy,? '"'vf."f - S cnT
ntaih 'ii'ii.'. '-'-'-lIr.'and Mrs. P. . Sholars are
The trench silo, he 4d';the1,i,''fl,? Monday-
very thine for small temiwtW" . 55 KBxs
large npnght silos would be ,1m- iT3 Bn
practical ' - v 'i t (South -Wood, where both will tea-
Trench silos,' inexpensive and ""r"" '-iUK Jr
nvenient, are also beinsc jwemmucli success in theirnew
There is a 'growing , tendency rKl'V ',
toward silage iprSnce U ffiL J"8 lJ fiurday
weather atrvesting; 'or NeT '? 1;,?
serious for silage thiVwhen Z b.e,n.weral V ' ,
i iwino. nnt-.'fr'v-Ju:Abbie Vause and Mr. and
sS fa ufenf '; M fiwinson frdni lit. Olive visi-acSMfolfl
permits the use of soil-building
Huge Plow -Will , Cut, Six-Foot Furrow
is
34 Get First C...
Agd Assistance
l Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams are
at home after spending their vaca'
crops on land that would other
wise be needed for growing hay.',
The constroction of trench si
lo is fairly simple," the specialist
stated. 'A narrow trench should 4:,
-fmahd miJJJ 7
,atA v , " l umj. no nas just iin-
ai4 he has known of ' Med bkrnin? t,0 V.
, , D - w vi aiAaA0
I v
" f ' .'
' The first Old-Age Assistance
Checks to Dunlin County c-ed,
fwere distributed oa Saturday Aug
ust 14. There were 34 of the
i '-checks, made onlv to those aged
li
people in tbe roounty who are Li
aesuiuie cuviuuxuuivck. ;
4
1 I I
I -Old Ace Assistance, those who 1
S"-; fill them put must have aftidr.vits .'
as to age, citizenship, residence
and income. These affidavits, fre-
t uently take considerable woik in
but. .
' Huge plow constructed at a cost ot $3,400 which is designed tp cut ' .
furrows six feet deep. It Will, be used in the Santa Ana river plains of tiPlin V2lllS
California to recover rich loam foil buried under sand deposits by the. "
1016 flood. The fnachlne will bet pulled by two 93-horse-power Diesel
driven caterpillar tractors.' The share will be nosed into arid pulled from
the earth by a powerful hydraulic hoist mounted on top ot .the frame.. -
Celebrates 27th Birthday in Iron Lung
tion touring' over Western North!
uarouna, Tennessee;1 Georgia, and
bouw Carolina; They report an en
joyaoie nip.
No
Farnham said
a father and son. usinc a team,ofi-
IflL'ttffi 4 :g Outlaw visited Mr.
i&SPS and filhngland Mw7w!b Gooding Friday.
A?hiitlU tllro,1Sh barning.tobac-!o, ar,d are
A cheap roof placed over the si-, they eladl '.
lo will hln nrotect the feed tmm - t' 6 wJLu , ,
w ucwiwra, ana TWO uaugU'
from caving mtlto4ded.iY. v their aunt; Mrs. Willard Smith.
"Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney Aldridge
and baby visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
K..Sonther1anri KimiiW
-'Mr. and Mrs. Eaymond Turner
visiied Mrs. Turners narents. Mr.
;and Mrs. J. K. Southerland Sun-
aay. v -
Dr.
.Edwards
DENTIST
FT73K HH1, . Friday Baturday,
Monday; KENANSVILLE, Tue
day; BEUlAvTLLE, Wednesday;
BICHIANSS, Thursday 1 ' i V
Miss Eunice Mae Smith, whn is
attending summer school at ECTC.
uiccuvme, spem the week end at
nome. ;
'Miss Doris Smith spent the week
"A
CRUTCKFM
PS
THE HOME OF HIGHEST PRICES
TRY US ONCE AND YOU WILL
WANT TO COME BACK AGAIN
i -First Sales Next Week: a ,'-:-
:f Tussday, August 24th Thursday, August 26th
',',v;VSeeu$ work for yoii arid you will understand
-V' i , Why Crutchfield's Makes Friends of TEvery
V -
SELL NOW WHILE PRICES ARE HIGH
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Paul J Taylor, .'. - Raymond CJrutchfield v
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Frederick D. Snite, Jr., of Chicago who recently celebrated his twenty
seventh birthday lying in an iron lung the machine that does his breath
ing for him. It is his second year in the machine since he was stricken
with infantile paralysis in China and he expects to spend several more
in it before he is able to do bis c. i breathing and walking. His' girl friend
F.-cmary OfFarrell, left, and sister Mary, right, visit him.
in Contest
, .Miss Elizabeth Ward, of Wal
lace, will be among scores of oth
er Eastern North Carolina young
ladies who will compete for the
title of Queen of the Tobacool Fest
ival which will be staged in Wil
son on next Thursday and Friday.
110
Jacks weighing up to four and one
lmlf rmiinds panh. hut the writer
end at her home recently. S.i
in school at ECTC, Greenville,
Miss Luoilo Souiheilaud jjis.r t tan t voucn for that.'-. - ;
to e.itcr VAi jSaxiii' 'Aaiuiiiji jc- j
hool at James Walker Hospital.
Wilmington, IT. C, the first of Se About Linen
tcmber. We hope her S iiccess. I Linen absorbs and gives up water
,;. rapidly, it has -a leathery feeling,
Bob Dail and Bill Whitfield had , and the ends of the fibers are .stiff
an enjoyable time fishing Thurs- and lustrous, which nre a few points
day afternoon. Bill reported eleven to consider when buying materials
4ft
4ft
mm
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. AutonihtU Tuning
PHILCO
Unfit for IWaS t
tcliiu'CMrfraJ fawW for J
wtth eaA ld ff 3
or (Untlinsd Antosaatic-
for instant, perfect
Nw Manty : .
' alortoiutbne. JWoj
hear, tuntr 193$-Double-X
PhllosI
Warsaw Drug Co.
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Question v of Minutes!
YO'Vlhibablyhbugl. bf topping
in hre to discuaa your banking prob-
. ??ma yet hae? never actuary' donelt.
isu t av tuu aaajsi . aa , vwuswu - a-av iv j
mimilna etuinl fl-n ava afv am iMinMI
'tiaunabaVtk- ' f yur future-briAg1ng y6uearerto
' success and independence
'"Personal inter:
f time during bank;-
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