i i vc
- " . ' -v. JLTcaui liizzs the Highways w, lg 1937 .
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TyS i a e-k i r t
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j mixture cont "
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Pr
wi
I ' .Mj-five per cent of the cot
i l ginned in North Carolina to
C le is running 15-16 or longer In
r rle and as such should demand
a i-i-emium, according to G.!
... nn, general- manager or tne
I jith Carolina, Cotton, .Growers
Cooperative Association' who
fcli.-essed.the importance of farmers
1 aving.their cotton graded by gov
er ament-license ckssers before
offering it for. sale. f A1:
Mr. Mann said that ' premiums
keeping with the size of the per
son who uses the articles most.
Closets, wardrobes, : pantrfc;
i i a emen-...-zfood
A. Arey,. of
t .e full
, -le should be
. i .8 can. . . - i..
i -Iie a grain'
I sereral ditfer-
EY EZHKLa OUTLAW' 10
TEAR OLD ETTTEmTT OS1 EES.
' AuSVZLLE SCHOOIt ' 1
Thankscivim? i altmm ntK...
.tinsr t6'i mt benrnu T i..U.
who first set Thanksglrtng Day
wuuo, i, rememoer always tnat day
because the Pilcrimi 1abiI m
When they came, first of all they
u w meir Kncci to rrar and
ent fee's, h t-a usually gets tir
ed of a T- x containing only one
or t"" LIs of rrain. .;v; -sv
H. J -3 . . , ' M
porches, attics, and cellar are
mong the storage places that can .ds.t du,' fw?'
De put to good use, Hiss Cv,idoniand p. f", XT Z7 "7 w o wet, and
aii Only6 seldonT used Articles, FllSnaS wwTSlS' w CT a? And also
- be put h-ttilfcXSLALS i0 growing up
9 . ' ,t ivm4 "i "p"", w ui mi uneuaee and
LLdves. tu oasea. .hoe rk.". KkTiS TOBi the ."Dutch
wdowW storage ohe.'
Round Aats. rmimA lw .TTT T"r "
K.. . !' W peopie, wnen tney came
S 5 i14 Plymouth Bikand
v jBut trrain is onlv a. mmUnu.it. a i j- j J? r1
ary feed. Aw iESTTw-i.
" i " f -v: yw . jBVMwwr againii tne red .men
es Standish. "THnd T nam amia.
thing to tell you, but I can be pat-
font wrltil v J m .
-v www uu muiy 4 u wait un
til you. finish your wort" The
Gaptain was bnsv maitinv All tinf
jm irani, imer wnue ne time.
and by now John Alden was busy
icouixig pooa wmcn He : had
of drawers, are a decided heln in
sionng tilings - conveniently and
attractively. ; AlMmbk
Some of these things Out "can
be made at home sre wTI mitA
for Christmas presents, Miu Qor-
aon aqaea as snggestioia
uatnv' WW-U a suggestion : for
rVrrr-:w:i tto who are puoling over their
Jii'ni $15 a bale, and he wint-r"18 . .
f ,1 nnt that hv marketing their cot-1
ton in such a way as to Ket the
full grade and staple premium
at that by marketing their eot-1 v
in such a way as to get thei HiirnMosf rl'iiiil'
ITorth Carolina farmers can "t put r'ntiir I
an additional three millionaoa- W
Good Rations
- ars u imh pv"..'ri:.y iti;"
Kr; Ulann reported that deliv
tn ; !i AMnniation arn ran.
nin 11 over three times as much
as y ttW during wie oorres
r .2 neriod a year ago', s Sot
t do farmers like to get "their
frrade and staple 7 premiumsi
t they also like to get their lo
. through :an agenoy that will
,U)ct them from any comeback
case the cotton is taken over by
; a Commodity ilreiUi Corporation,
J 3 said, adding that the Cotton ;
. ssociation absolutely stands back
f,f its grades and wiU protect the
tanner irom any comc-oacz waat-
Even the hnmblMt dnirv l'-nnw
has her own ideas -about what
need Plenty of rood
it is available and a full feed of
mage ana legume' nay in winter.
" ' aairrmen who hut fut .
their cattle will get better results
uuicy jnuvuaw ionjy iced m
whioh the neroentam tJ imMmh
is fairly hieh. When the Mnnmt,
w w oruae noer runs ; nitrh
uw noer mis un u cowt itm.
ttch without nrovidinr tmutt.
ihle nutrients she, ought to have.
able feed , irill tempt her to eat e-1 Gate ExpositioB,
Of JersTSpluUbn for
Stoirsige Problem
' Ai1nnatjt atirocA foflit!A far
.. clothes, cooking utensils, cleaning
' ' ',.. I i..., .. -A
suppues, ineaicines,- ana oiaer
' household articles add to the ton
venience of a home, , ; f ;
-y. The iftndamental principles 'fef
good storage,' according to Pauline
t Gordon, home management sped-.
tJist of the State , College exten
: ".stott service,' re::i -.$
Articles should be stored at or
' close to the places wnere they are
used. Articles should be stored in
'.such a way that each may be re
moved without handling any other
: ; article. ; f'i-
v -The storage space should fit the
size' and shape of the articles to
j be stored,- and should also be in
t its rm to ?s mrnsa
OF mi CfflUSTMA8 1WT
WATGBXS,: JZWSLBT
STX7BE, CHOTA and 0BT8TAL
J. H. Mewbbm &
':. or KursTon
S' y'.?V:; 807 5. Quea,.St.;'i5;
was Miles Standish, a bluff, exit
uier, wno was ineir captain, with
twelve soldiers, but he was proud
f them. He called the nin min
as 'we do, but the Indians were
arraw or them , and called them
fiwstioks. John Alden was the
oest mend of Uiles Standish' per
haps his;; partner." -y
One dav whfl mrflM Rfaw.t.
and John Alden r were sitting in
their room, John Alden was writ
ing letters always beginning and
endinc with PriMflla'i nam Ma
sweetheart nf iwim viff .
while John, arose and said to Kil-
brought from Holland. Miles Stan
dish said, "I can wait, I can be
paHent unm you finish, but I al
so have something to ask of you."
Aiaen laut tne hook aside
ad said, "Well, my captain, 1
know a story to tell von Pnt t
cannot tell you mine till you have
Hua me vouii. wnni win .m
- v v - "
w jub wurl win nflva A
I ame ready to listen.'? Standish
Mmeo, -jonn, ne said, "I am in
love with , that Dear jPriscilla
and I am so ashamed tn oV anji
,eu ner mat 1 lore her, and want
w w marry me.," then John
shook. "tell her. Wll rn .
. J - gen u
all tangded up, as you say, K you
want a thing well done, do it
yourself. I nt d it
John couldn't refuse the Captain,
All the wev there he tptit ihfnv
ing,"B I had only asked her to
juwxy me oeiore now, and only if
I had told him ahont mvuil 1w.
ing he rbefore he spoke about it,"
Soon he saw her in the doorway
spinning her wav.. And him kiA
can she, he thought. Soon he took
off his hat and said, 'good even-
VwlaAll IB fll.. 1 mm
"s wiui. ! pm spoae me same
aU the.while she talked and he
did too. "WeU he said at last; I
uave pome 10 teu you this. Miles
Standishl my Captain wishes - u
marry yon; what do you sayf;
"Where is he,' asked PrisciUa
"He is home, said John!Whv did
he not eome and speak for him
self V, asked PrisciUa. "Well John
replied. He had no time for
a thintr. he couldn't come." "W1.11
1 have no time, either for him, if
ne iovea me ne would have shown
it. Ho I cannot. Does he think
after we're - married. I'll en hk
and marry him?" No 1 u- .
then John Alden tried in h n
him, but still she said, "No." Af-
said, "John Alden. vou've her
gone a long time. Did you go."
John Replied. "Yes. I did hnt
she said, "No." Un rose the Can.
Jaih. "iQ,;you've,not either after
T i a ' , ': - . ' - .
ye wways neea your nest Iriend
and now you try to betray me." 1
Just at that time a ioldim mail. '
ed in and shouted, "Captain, Cap-
uua, vQmei ine . orave Captain
buckled his belt aionnd him and
took his gun and away to the In
dians. The next morninw fli.H...
jflower was to go back to England
fr"v. uic vviuiur. , AU '
the women rushed dowrf to leeTthe '
crew go. John Alden mim go,
but when his eyes met JPriscilla's
he oould not. When the ship left,
John ' Alden was not' on 'it A ; '
Editor's Note: This. tnrr 4 -
; printed, just as written by.Berthii
Mae. - . , r I ,
- 1 - v.WO H1Q .WaUUtiU. ) ' '"- HIS MUUj .. 11U, JXl
so he went fa 1(m . ii t.j ' tev anrhila t...i. .
- uiu cuuu uaue mm . -.. yw.wk uui uucneau
rareweu and started en his errend.1 w PT as could be. When he
' rRflinMt .thJ. fTaHtain'. .
T.
Visitors will snend 150 000 am ' ' I
dollars on hotel and honainir ec-.
commodations in the West during . ' ,!
mo 1000 uuiaen uate jsxposinon.
Booms 'of class are claimed for '
the model homes area at San Fran- v
W00DW0XK
dTXCIALTIES
nnt i.. r Z V "c 1 mouel nomes area at San Jnran-
reached the Captain's roonr, ahe Cisco's 1939 Golden Gate Etposit-
Servicie and Quality
J. M. Peirce Manuf acturing Company
MANTXPACTUEEES 6r
SASH , DOORS - BIJNDS . 1ITMBER SCREEN DOORS
STANDARD
MOULDINGS
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Tear Patronage Solicited and Appreciated
WABSAW, N. C.
Per Novslshed Women-
Tlwy Just Can't Hold Up
vn van BttUatt wrnnw nonrUIi.
ment from your food, and rwUul
auepr f pooriy nouruneq Dooy
Just cant hold up. And as tor that
run-down (eeung, that nerrouf te-tlgue-dont
neglect
. Oardut for lack: of appetite, poor
dlgeetloa and nervous faHgue, has
bean recommended by mothers to
daughters women to women for
over fifty yearn v,
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Wt bwjalll TOU, aenul a alwWaaiy.
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AVFllTl.lAN'S XMAS CAIIES
In Fancy Boxes, 25c to $7.50
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State of Hoidi Catottaa, nnto
MW law WU1UU uuimw , - -
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i., Ti.- nnalltw rAaiiiremenU were et
v. :j, Vuw MAAila of today's motors.
Yet Weral tears ago, That Good Coif
. Gasoline wasstepped well aboretnese
new state sttnaaras-T
IulS oontiiiaed so ever sinpe.
f " Gwlfs prendnm gasolinet
If o-Nox Ethyl, exoeeds the
asm state m ini impm leqpaire-
ments by thewUnt margin
, La motoring Uttory
r It has been Gulfs practice in mo i
and will continue to be so in the future
to set its own standards of quality,
and to raise those standards as rapidly
as advances in technology permit. A
To this end, Gulf maintains nine
modern laboratories, staffed by able
scientists, whose aim is constantly to
better every previous best.
This is why the Sign of the
Orange Disc, displayed by
all Good Gulf dealers of
North Carolina, is a reli
; able guide to fine motoring
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