FRIDAY, AUGUST 26th., 1949
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" ; MICE H0USB PLAN NO. 4M Dlcne br Thompson Sorrell. A.LA., Architect, Rocky Mount, W. (
This li one of 87 homes designed by leading Carolina Architects and featured In
"Cioima Homes," a plan book published by Brick ft Tile Servioe, Inc., Greensboro, N. C.
! Here is a compact modern house
. (1330 sq. ft.) that has "about fate"
possibilities to suit any lot location.
It the living room is placed on tbe
street side stoop may be eliminated
' .and the entry converted into a gen
eral storage closet. If, however, the
living room is located as shown In
Ihe accompanying sketch added pri
vacy 'is obtained and the terrace
Better lends itself to out of doo.'
living. ....
The den Is triple purpose room,
for it may be used as a den, a din
tag room, or an additional bed
-apom, depending upon the needs of
tte individual family.
-i The bedrooms have corner, win-
4jows which provide . cross venti
lation and at the same time leave
Maximum Vail space for furniture
-flacement.
Space for eating has been pro
vided in the kitchen as well as in
the dining alcove off the living
room. ' fJ;
v Closets,' generous in size and
i number, have been placed through
out the house and greatly enhance
the livabllity of this pleasant home.
The eraly Olympic games played
lid ancient Greece were for men
only.
r Southrn pine beetles are now ac
tive in many timber tracts through
out north Carolina.
PINE LUMBER
For Sale1
S4S.00
S75.00
$;2.ot
4 t Com Flooring, Ceiling
: and Sheathing 1
4C and Better Flooring,
. Celling worked to
. pattern
I Kooferr at Sheathing
2x4 Dressed - Random length $52 00
Even lower price on popular shea-
Hdng.: ;
CASH PRICES AT QUE PLANT
Soufhmont Mfg. Co.
' Phone tlt-2 Bom HUI, N. C
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glide while whistling boldly. Its
flight is business-like and perform
ed in stolid silence. The. bird flaps,
a few strokes, theri glides, then
flaps again, lrt a crow-like fa'bion;
Tlie-important thing It to be,
able' to tell the Cooper from the
Innocent hawks when, gun in hand,
you see it from beneath as it hangs
in the sky.: The Cooper has short,
round wings? but a long slender
tail. Most other hawks- have either
(a) short, round wings and short,
broad tails, or. (b) long, pointed
wings and long slender tails.
Only a few other hawks have the
Cooper's (chicken hawk, the big
blue darter) combination of short,
broad winigs and long slim tail, and
one of them is the also harmful
goshawk. It is a much bigger bird,
22 to '24 inches on over-all length;
be further differs from the Cooper
in Having a squared-off tail tip
not rounded.
Uncle Sam Says J
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D06 TALES
Hot Weather Must
-By TOM FARLEY-
SEPTIC TANXSl
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SMITH
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Smith Concrete
Products, Inc.
Kinston, N. C. Phone 3412
x DEALEBS:
Duplin Mercantile Company
Kenansvllle, N. C.
I. J. Sandlin Company
Beulavllle, N. C.
We Build To A Standard -
Not To A Price
SPORTS AFIELD
By: TED KESTING
Many a good shot who knows
his ducks one from another as far
as he can see them in flight, never
troubles to distinguish between the
helpful and the harmful hawks. At
the sight of a "hawk" he bangs
away and nine times out of ten
it's a beneficial mouse hawk he
kills and leaves hanging on a fence.
Donald Cultross Peattie, this
country's best known natui writer,
reports that he has never yet seen
a Cooper's hawk or a goshawk pun
ished for its depredations. And
these are your poultry and game
bird killers.
Let's get to know this fellow, He
is a littlf smaller than a crow, and
tne f male is crowsize or a bit
more 18 to 20 inches from the
short curved beak to the tail tip.
Coopers are slim and trim com
pared to any other hawks. In per
ching they have a curious, ugly
look hump-shouldered, with
neck hanging and beady red eyes
watching.
When they fly they don't, like
the beneficial hawks, go soaring up
't w'dp circles or shoot in a long
F0IISAL
sash, doors, sheet-roc-
rock lath
rock wool, plaster,
lt;e, cement, brick,
mortar, paints, ter-ra-cotta
pipe, drain
1ile, white asbestos
siding, asphalt
shingles, all kinds
OP ROLL ROOFING "?-v
ROOFIhJ, BRICK
Z. J. Carter & Son
Wallace, N. C
fiu AwaIIam mat nnmnlaln of the
hot days bnt farmers realize how
necessary sunshine Is to their grow
ing crops. They know full well that
without sunshine there will be no
food Just as they know that without
financial security they have no pro
tection for retirement or for the
hasards of farming. This rail, when
ail in. thpv will wel
come the Opportunity to Invest a lot
of ueir prom in aamuunai dvis
Bonds. With those Bonds they are
confident about the future for se
curity In old age or for any emer
gency. $75 in Savings Bonds grows
Intn S100 in ten Years time.
U.S. Treiury Depirtmtnt
Neat Trick
To tighten a cane chair seat, turn
the chair upside down and place .1
wet towel 0-1 the underside. After
half m hour remove the towel, but
leave the chair in the same posi
tion until the cane is dry.
Not Much Profit
A small railroad line, running
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DISPINSIR
MATERIALS
THAT YOU
REQUIRE,
TO KEEP
YOUR FARM
ZS YOU
DESIRE
RELIABLE
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SERVICE
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ANYONE can own a dog but
ft. there are some people who
ihouldn't. And the number one
terson on my nsi 01. muao "
.V. IX V.e, nrnhlhitoii frOITl Keeping
I11UU1U wo -
v pet is the fellow who leaves his
log Witnout waier.
Winter or summer, there is no
nore Important item in the diet ot
1 dog than water which contains
tecessary Iodine and helps to
ileanse and purify his system. In
lot weather, however, depriving a
1 r wotor win An more than
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lamage his health it will cause
llm actual pain, uogs
tept in pens or on runs should
tome In for particular attention
i..tr, tha aiimmpT months. It is
sy for the water dish to be upset
ind the pet to suffer until someone
Inally notices what has happened.
In imnortant, too.
ost dogs prefer pure cool water
md while they will drink water
eft too long in the sun before they
ictually suffer, they will probably
Irink too little. In hot weather,
vater should be changed about
ti.cn flmaci ft daV.
Serving water with meals is not ,
lecessary if a food containing j
inn .f mnUtiire Is used. In fai-i, '
some canine nutrition authorities
hink that a dog shouldn't have
unch water after meals because
. ,,.111 1 hp action 01 nit
ously affect Fldo's digestion.
Tf vnn bm unins A. drv tvDe com
mercial food, be sure that it is well
soaked to replace as mucn as pos
.iku nt tho nntnral iulces thai
dehydration takes away. If you ar
feeding a first quality canneu iyi
of course, this Is not necessary
since the moisture in these foods it
carefully held to about the same
content as that found in iresn raw
steak, a moisture content approveo
by the U. S. Department of Agri
culture for a maintenance 100a 101
healthy dogs.
NEW BOOKS
Dr. Thomas C. Hlnkle who hai
written a lot of books about tht
devotion of dogs to their masters
has Jiv-.t come up with anothei
good one on the same theme. "Vic
A Dog of The Prairies ', published
a few days ag by William Morrow
ami Company (price: iz.vv) u 1,
the touching story of a canine wail
who, through brutal tieatn-rr.t
r,-s up to fear and mistru;t all
men. In ;?ne. a gentle ranch 1 7
h.- f.inls a master he can truil ... J
! .1 whose Fiilce he eventually i.'.-n
ilium Ins wild life on the .pia.riei
11 n 1 oal home
V.'l.ile the book is rt'-ir'1
' ill is in the 10 114 w I.
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vlli-ni ciuliie and limn 1 " -
tcrs will draw many
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'UStriC tulcoo unA in
eri-1 reader to the book.
from Parkdale, Oregon to Hood
Kiver, Oregon has repoi tecl Us total
,)aoS( na.'r revenue nein" f:2 00
in 1!M.; $2 in 1940; 35 cents in
1947 and 20 cents in 1948.
A ii.n ri-d I'h nionlli Rock h."i al
N. Sl .le I'o illiy i-'.-irm has I ,.d
1,02!) :;, sliimc -he first came
into pro.liicl ion.
Healthful Device
A luMling and wnlilaimg device
Aliicil nic.licalc the air circulal ing
in public unikliii'is was icccnlly
'"HHinstraied In C'hic:i!!ii.
The oldest suspension t:i id 'u in
the United Stales will b, luo years
old this '" i:-. ' p-nr.iiii,' !l'e Oino
River at V, ,.-. l, . . U . Va . tin- 1010
loot span was ipened to traffic in
1349.
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