.til JVK . ' -1 .,..- . : ' j O .ii.... s.: . U ...JO 49 .......... .tJ jOU .t) sl:Jlz ::r i 1 a. 1. Veteran Trainee See Movie The , above pictnre, taken at the Calypso - school on Monday evening, shows art t the 71 G. I. enrolleea of the ajrricultaral training program, now LEGISLATIVE 'In spite of the considerable amount of time spent on the supple mental pay bill for the balance of the current fiscal year (as one ob- server put it, "finishing the work j of the 1943 legislature"), the work of the 1947 session seems to be . moving along at a better-than-ave-rage rate of speed. Many of the major administration and depart mental bills are already in the mill and. under consideration by appro priate committees, and so far the . committees have been making good progress. Judging from the num L(D)W;IPM(2SS 48 oz. can Orange Juice . 25 46 oz. can Grapefruit Juice .25 ; : No. 2 cans Fruit Juice .10 ' 2 lb. loaf Cheese 1.00 Cigarettes, any brand, per pkg. 15 Cigarettes, per carton 1.45 10 oz. gullets Snuff 50 5 oz. gullets Snuff .25 ""5 oz. cans Snuff .25 50 lb. tin stad Pure Lard 15.00 f Kiln Dv'ed Sveet Potatoes, bushel 2.50 , 100 lb. bags White Potatoes, ea. 3.40 50 lb. block Stock Salt .65 I $1.00 size Anti-Skipper Compound ... .90 50c size Anti-Skipper Compound - .45 c Qt. Figaro Liquid Smoke 1.00 f Pt. Figaro Liquid Smoke . .50 ': $9.00 Horse Collars 7.95 $8.00 Horse Collars 6.50 " Ditch Bank Blades 2.25 & 2.75 ; Mule Bridles .... 2.75 & up Plow Rope, 13 yds. ... .90 Stonewall Cotton Plows ...... 12.50. Guano Sowers .. 15.40 Large Coal Heaters 46.75 Wfiod Saver Heaters ...25.00 r Electric Heaters .15.65 Electric Churns 14.95 1 - burner Electric Hot Plates ..... 3.00 2 - burner Electric Hot Plates ...... 15.46 Electric Time Clocks for Chick Brooders r 5.85 Medicine Cabinets with mirror door 8.95 All - Metal Tool Boxes 3.45 . 600 : 16 Auto Tires , 15.65 Motor Oil, 2-gal. cans .98 Metal Chick Feeders 35c to 2.75 " 3 - gallon Chick Water Fountain 3.75 : Purina All-Metal Swinging : :- Type Feeders .....:..... ... 1,95 , Glass Water Fountains . .... .10' t Checker Tabs for Chicks' Drinking Water .. ... 25c, 50c, L00 Step Ladders, 4-6-8-10 12 ft lengths "i Electric Chick Brooders, 200 to 500 capacity . We Pay Top Prices for Com and Eggs. D. 0. THOMPSON rsrss, seeds, fakm fcrmzs underway at the ' Dnplin aohoeL Once each week, a moving pictnre along the line of work which the veterans are currently studying Is shown. Tribune Photo Engraving. ber of bills introduced, this session is ahead of the 1949 session for a comparable period of time: at the end of the 21st legislative day, 80 bills had been introduced in the Senate and 201 in the House for a total of 281, as against 78 bills in the Senate , and 136 in the House for a total of 234 for the same per iod in 1945 - a little better than a 20 increase in speed. . The apparently greater speed with which the General Assembly is going about its work does not necessarily mean, of course, that this session will be shorter than the last, nor that it may not even be a great deal longer. The fact that a greater number of bills have been introduced thus far may mean that thmembers of this Assembly Have a greater number of differ- ent legislative Ideas to present for consideration, that the total num ber of bills will be greater than before, and that consequently more time will be required to consider them. As for the work of the com mittees on the major pieces of legislation, the really controversial issues have not yet reached the open controversial stage. There are many important and highly con troversial matters to be disposed of before adjournment sine die can be pronounced. . Bills pertaining to schools and school teachers were much in evi dence during the past week. The House and Senate received on the same day separate versions of a school building fund. KB 118 would set aside $11,000,000 from the Gen eral Fund as a "Special Building Fund" to be allocated to the var ious counties as grants-in-aid for school, plant construction and Im provement, the amount of the grant to be determined on the basis of the value of property locally assessed per child on average daily mem bership in the schools. SB SS would set up an initial fund of $10,000. 000 which would be increased by $15,000,000 out of any General Fund surplus of the next biennium, to be distributed to the various counties for school plant Improve ment on the basis of need. HB 163 would provide that school bus drivers must be at least 21. years of age, while HB 164 would limit the salary of school bus drivers to $60 per month. And finally came HB 194 embodying the "South Piedmont Plan'.' for teachers' pay: ranging, from $1960 to $3,000 per year (9 months) for holders of "A" certificates, and from $2,000 to $3,600 -per year for holders of "Graduate" certificates. ; Among other bills waa SB 69 which would increase the punish ment for drunken driving (a second conviction would bring a manda tory minimum punishment of 90 days imprisonment and $200 fine); SB 67 would require the confine ment of dogs during the months of April, May and June (the breed ing season of rabbits, quail and other wild game). . ' To round out the week, HB S was . ratified so that towns of less than 20,000 population may now install parking meters, and HB 148 WANT A GOOD VE HAVE IT! 1042 PLYMOUTH SPEC'L DELUXE COACH 1941 CHEVROLET SPEC'L DELUXE TOWN SEDAN. New motor, new'tiresr, radios heater; spot light, fog lights, extra clean. 1941 FORD V - 8 CONVERTIBLE (Maroon) , radio, heater, spot light, fog lights, perfect condition, .Looks like new. 1941 DODGE COACH, New motor and paint job. Every One 01 Tbese Cars In A -1 Condition And Priced . To Sell Tcdsy! ; : We have ea hand Beat Covers for praatieally all nukes and models ef automobiles, and can Install them banteet- ' tely. " ' , . . . introduced on Wednesday, would make " the second .Wednesday In August of each year a new holiday which would be known as "State Farmers Day." Calypso Mere!:::.! Addresses Cc!;;;J School P. T. A. School Committeeman Hervey Kornegay recently addressed the Calypso Colored School PTA. The following letter was . written to him and the Times was requested to publish It: '.V - - Calypso Colored School Calypso, N. C. Jan.SO.184T Mr. Hervey Kornegay Calypso, N. C. Dear Mr. Kornegay :- Words are Inadequate to express our appreciation for your presence at our PTA meeting and delivering such an Inspiring and wonderful address. We have acknowledged results and response from 4he pa rents through the inspiration they received from it : - Regardless to the qualifications oj any man no one could excel your address. We didn't know that our school Committeeman was" a pre acher and orator as well as a busi ness man. We would like to relate to you how some of the proceeds we re ceived during the collections were used. The President of the PTA Droachkl Coughs SyeaS 45 easts todajr at amy 4m- tore for Wttla at BUCSLinrs CAN. ADIOL. XTXrrnB)4ic4- aasUM promptly to help teases up thlok. tU'V phlegss sooths InrltaUC tbraat mf-r braaes and ease bar tungMaw'tpott Try It the very Batt tine a cola rest.." is a wraeUas. atubbora eoush Oa4 eu for yourself how good sad effective It is for eonghs due to folds. Get BOCV LET'S CAKADIOL mXTtmB t tha O.B.A. TODAT all druccists.' j :. ! -j t j t rt ttmmZr" you t rt-vjr:u asrstei to v. v v -Zy V.: t yea arj t i f - i ; la wa n"an tir'U . ypu tout Kim tarn to few, t i wta receive, you by tsTtri ' done tin faithful Hmuli Una bast (mb faithful over a f thtera, I will male yoo ruler over Mny, Inter into tttJm il fee T IV. gr mmmmd 8 jg -C7 L.j!...J A three-way driv t tusa the South' waste materials Into vi able commercial products la being pressed by the U. S. Department of Agriculture In cooperation with leading Industries and inurt!is. Such familiar and hitherto worth less by-products aa corn coLa, grain stalks, and huskes, cottonseed bulla, buckwheat blossoms and chicken feathers are already finding wide usage In Important Industries; and the department's Southern labora tory at New Orleans will devote 19 47 to exploring commercial appli cations of many others Including peanut shells, sweet potatoes) and cotton fibers. . : It was pointed out by SKF In dustries, Inc., that it now uses ap proximately 48,000 pounds of cobs annually to burnish and dean ball and roller bearings. 1 j t p ...2 f 5r eakt nuef tun MMu b pat mnwm, hhH k,u4 and bm. Sootte. ommtm n4 bus taitmaft ili!Mn. Sn 1m,h. i,r nnoer omot. IMmx wt. a i Afkyaur ' WAKBJM - WATC3I AlfB SBteUtT poooooooaoooooccQCOccccccbooccoooCwC VE II AVE JUST RETLT.::E! WITIr A VERY IIICE te 0? ALABAMA BROKE tlUt&i ; BE SURE TO SEE TlliSI MR. JESS :mWS m SEIVSu: ii ffsyTfwn fftrraars continued to sjsxJ liberal numbers of hogs to loariDBts last week .with receipts at about 10 per cent greater .vhile cattle marketinKS wen down c.:c.?i ly as much as 25 per cent at most l-,&Bg southern , markets. Hog prloeg gained about 6Q. cants per 100 pounds for barrows and gilts. Other classes shared the advance but to a lesser extent outside buying interests in the poultry producing section kept prices on the firm side- with most 1 1-4 pound chickens bringing 23 to SB cents. Fryer prices moved up three' to five; cents? Arrivals lof nearby produced esgo at most mar kets brought a weakness in prices. . Fine-cured : tobacco,, markets elosed for the Middle' Belt at Dur ham last Friday, and Old Belt mar kets also were winding UP sales. Virginia fire-cured prices averaged some lower anksun-cured average ed slightly higher. . r , , KIRS. M, M. TUTGPEN t ' ' - BtULAVILLB ' ' Bepresentatlve For : clinton florae ; company:' WALLACE, N. C. f 1 COilCRETE BLOCKS '"A QUALITY BUILDING MATERIAL . ' '-: ' ' ' " We are a member of the N. C Concrete Masonry Association. Our bloclw are c4 and approved by the KttoDWg"testln Laboratorf. J. IJ. G. Olive St., rv rr. . f 4 tk ! ' I LIS 9m bmsl irtm m .mm -f (n4. A Seventh. Dangler tsns v. j a w, not to be etsei wl'.h C. iur Oel . f ' 2m;' ") .v. ' 3e. :FlnW;.ls't. t.. Snl'-tf thsVi tTi. rCaii n'skc' J ti f3jbSfit -futum. cr-r I t wIMtf i'adnd:- Xttw tS n. xx -siD JftMdF tskl CiteT . NmssMNsOy 'eatf4 m fc-'r sris'swWklayJ 41 CSny BksV store. Tak ( i 'J- ..) Fu2tUCTSr liaC- v KINSTON fhtf'titi 1- ' c.

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