r.o::iii CAROLINA
THE UUrLItt TlflGS
FttlDAV, MARCH 25th, lZ'J
iTIGE LADIES
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GO FARTHER WITH OUR
FRIDAY'S SATURDAY SPECIALS
NUCOA 1 lb 29c
HOT ROLL MIX pkg. 25c
BANANAS; 4 1b 49c
SUGAR 5 lb 45c
CARNATION MILK 3 cans 39c
BROOKFIELD BUTTER 1 lb 09c
U. S. No. 1 IRISH POTATOES 10 lb 49c
LEMONS 3 for 9c
PURE LARD 4 lb 69c
FAT BACK lib 15c
NECK BONES 3 lb 49c
Grade "A" Beef
' ROUND STEAK per lb 69c
CHUCK ROAST 49c
STEW BEEF 39c
PORK CHOPS 59c
PORK HAM 59c
PORK SHOULDER 39c
PORK SIDE 35c
ALL PULLMAN LOAF BREAD 17c
ALL REGULAR LOAF BREAD 11c
ALL .35 CAKES 29c
-ALL .50 CAKES 39c
DRESSED FRYERS per lb 49c
STRING BEANS 3 lb 39c
'- CARROTS 2 bunches 17c .
'LETTUCE 2 heads 29c
CELERY 2 stalks 29c
Fresh Fish Daily We Dress 'em.
Free Delivery Service - 10:00 & 4:00
Good Parking And Plenty Of It
PHONE 223-6 FOR A SQUARE DEAL
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HOW TO SHOOT A RIFLE
By Arthur e. cook
National and Olympic Rift) Champion
Sighting "
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Gun sights are used to point the I gets, you aim at the bottom' of the
rifle at the target and it is impor
tant to learn to sight perfectly. An
error of 110 inch in sight align
ment will place the bullet two
inches from the center of a target
only 60 feet away a bad miss.
If you have the rear peep and
front post sight combination on
your rifle, aim as shown at top
left, centering the top of the post
in the peep hole. With an open
rear sight (right above) center the
. top of the post on a level with the
top of the rear sight before direct
ing the aim on the target. Notice
that when shooting at bullseyc tar-
Be sure of your backstop!
hull rather than at the center. That
is because you are likely to lose
sight of the black post within the
black bullseyc.
Aiming and shooting at bullseye
targets is not only a great sport
with many thousands of adherents
throughout the world, but it is also
the finest training for any kind of
shooting. If you can't hit a bulls
eye that is standing still how can
you expect to hit a live target that
is moving?
(Tills Instrttctluit linw'U on the hook
lot, "HOW TO SHOOT A RIKI.H.'
piiMlNherl hy The National Hide Ahso
elation, WaHliilitfton. . C.)
WHITE HOUSE AID
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US?': Vfoa Reap Blinds Shining
tftf$Ss&&&ZtZfa,'a and 'don'ts tor Venetian Blinds!
iv jmiw jruircu sure us a vaua list Because it nas ueen issued
TOtlvwVenetian Blind'Alsociation of America.
i uieuusociauon recommends tnat you treat your blinds as you
wyour! furniture. Dust them as often as you dust your home. A
.iitv-umiiuw wdiuu mui voiiivn &ciicr Qusier win Keep mi'rn
fgood.arnew all year through. Dust away from the taDcs.
rlnbiMVniAiifii aw a u t , , ;
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(blinds Sdownt with one of the
lltflfulArf1'l0Afl0rit aiteh a crlvro.
ine or ammonia or eood old soaD
,'n4 water. If - you're jsadget-
minaea, were are several rjnna
cleaning devices on the market
. .ft though regular dusting and
the standard cleaners will keep
your, Venetian Blinds bright
If you want your blinds re
finished, repaired, or given, a
good face-lifting, check with the
firm from whom you originally
ordered the blinds.
, And here are the don'ts:
Never use wax on wood blinds!
No matter how sparingly you
use it, the wax makes repaint
ing and reflnishing of blinds im
Dossible.. Paint' will not adhere
to. awaxeds urt ace
wNevTdouse"your' blinds in a
bathtub!) Tapes mayshnnk or
fades and a carelessly v. undried
.water spots may mar the beauty
oz your ounas, oe iney wooa or
otherwise.' After- all, you don't
dunk your other furniture in the
bathtub . . . and blinds are furniture.-
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Never expose your blinds to
rain, hail, sleet (and snow. The
raging elements ''can ruin the
paint finish unless you are cer
tain to wipe them) dry as soon
as possible. ,
Never allow your-blinds to be
come so dusty or soot-covered
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UPKEEP l's, if "
follnw the sin' -pie
do's and don'ts on lion- in
keep your Venetian Hi
looking like new. Pr pcr c..' -means
a saving, too. U-c;i rso i.
will add (o the life of (he biip.,i. ..
Note the new summer idfa
daisies twining up :iu n ..:i
the tapes in the pi(ti!.-o alio..
that an ammoni.-i 'ii'.ii .i"; I
not restore then n.iiii'.il I,'
Like any other in niiui
more care you rivc yr.-ir
the more years tiny w"
Home Msni::.;
Specialist In County
Mrs. Marrion S. Dosher, Home
Management Specialist with the
Farmers Home Administrati-M
spent Thursday and Friday last
week in Duplin County. Mrs Dosher
worked with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Westbrook of Rt. 1 Seven Spring
on plans for the arrangement of
storage space and of electrical out
lets as well selection of equipment -for
the interior of their new homju
near B. F. Grady School.
Mrs. Dosher met wltli the r'HA
rinninitlee and the supervisor on
Friday and discussed her work in
the county. Her headquarters are
in Fayetteville and she works in
17 counties.
WASHINGTON, D. C Frank K. Sanderson, chairman of the White House
employees' division tot the Red Cross fund drive, gtl early delivery of
ampaixn materials fiom Bed Cross motor servicj diivrr.
TUNE IN
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3P. M.
FOR THE
CHARITY CROSSROADS WILL PRESENT
FROM FARM AGENT'S OFFICE
196 corn growers have entered
the Duplin Corn Production Con
test, sponsored by the Warsaw Jay-
cees. Attractive cash and merchan
dise prises are offered the vinners.
Any person may-enter contest by
furnishing name and address to
their County Agent before planting
their corn. A person may take one
acre and see how much he can pro
duce. In addition to the prizes of
fered, attractive 100 bushel corn
club member certificates will be
awarded by State College to those
producing 100 bushels or more pi-r
acre. Each grower producing 100
bushels or more automatically be
comes a member of the N. C. 100
bushel corn rluh. There are no
rules or reeulations to follow, how
ever, here are a few suggestions
we believe will help increase corn
yields:
1. Plant an adapted Hybrid;
2. Apply from MHI to 600 lb oi
some good general crop fertilizer;
3. Space your corn 12 inches in
3'j ft. rows;
Baseball May Come
To WdTsaw
This Season
It is reported that Warsaw may
,401 into professional baseball again
Hi is year, Last season it lost its
franchise in the Tobacco State
l.i-aKiK' According to reports the
owner of the Dunn-Erwin club may
offer to transfer his club to War
saw for the 1949 season. It is re
ported tiiat attendance in Warsaw
was greater than in Dunn-Erv.in
last season. Definite arrangements
have not been completed but re
ports say the club will move . )
Warsaw on condition that the fans
pay the club $1000 and a sinali
i ei I a I fee for the ball park.
4. Top dress with 100 lb nitrogen
iertilizer for each 10 bushels yen
wish to increase your yield above
what the acre of land normally
m-ikes;
,r. Cultivate shallow and lay by
when corn is about 30 inches high.
' i raiiKemenls are made to get
400 lb of 20' ntiogen to use on
contestants contest acre. Only a
limited amount is available so yoj
should enroll at once.
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j yavr own frwfum la wn your Mdi.
! Nr. and Mrs. Dreaser $05.95
j The Poster Bed S1.95
Chest On Chest $67.90
1 Twin Panel Bed $87.98
Night Table Wltb Drawer . . $(4.00
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