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. I-j: HVIUX 1 j. THURSDAY, NOVE.uZZX , 1552. Jicklers. ' ' ' r . " . By George ( INBREAK A "V I lOH HI 4VMY-I JU5T J PE6yt wp Mil? vm r TO TEU. TO TEU VDU NOT TO TOWKSHT-HE 6CXKJ3 Yt cur Win the esusti OUT WITH THE BW&v- l r WBU, OF Aa THH f iTH T K 1 I I I WTH THINK HE CAN &CT AMAY 11 : V W CHLj - 1 'tfS ..-I'.J. ' ItWi.l f- I a" I VC v' i. .iSti ii r-l t . V - j mi- , - n i iii iii" rwrrr n t : I (HOLY SMOKE'S, JABBER. THAT H I f .6 I I f '' ' ' '"' - H EH C)!feV " i ELECTRIC GUITAR IS DRIVING I (JU" V ' 62a ! C :"' H ''jnv:,'-X'f V V'Y c ' fit ME NUTS! TAKE TT OUT BEHIND TijU.SL T? - U J VMM V V A W ; Brought To Slates From Canda , October 27. 1852 A registered : Jersey cow In Oregon by the name whien haa been new yy a vanaa of June Volunteer Fantasy has!1" for 18 years. - brougnt a produotloa championship :, Pom to the midnight hour n ooooooooooooOftooooooooftffj TRADE NOW! ... 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We manufactui I I Goldsboro and vou Iiaaa AlaM&rwta . 1?yaks .. r "' fjJUVaTOlf IU9VVU14iat JUTV1J IUVUU1UVIIV lil IMU nut,-, vUe invite you to visit us (of her breed to the United State we will give you a liberal ; T 1 ' ' 1 .'J your oia curer wnen : AT LESS COST IV-- ii) TO Ml Help You Own Your Home FATSON PINK JULL MT. OLIVE Building and Loan Association . V aaaaa Bk. a.. m'-.rt its we manuiaciure monuments oi maroie ana www - . have hundreds to select from." You could afford to drive several 'miles for1 iMAniiiHanf aa aViiaMkv-eAaTaal and lei us show you how much you can save, day Register of Merit record of 20,- AMM -1 111- i.l.Jri MIA pounds the Canadian butterfat record oeia oy jnampion sasuua Iriimiah ... tlsallviiiat iIum 1B3S. 'mo new pnwKuw wauq' ...iii .. -1 Km t.Mmm JIamav timii Tn id pendence. Ore. She started hr mllklnf ; career m tne agei i ua. tml A tvisMha Bin not wvA tam sf M , 600 rtten equaled by the most out- Va ww record chat had stood foe 19 years and brought her total production to n itui muMuta mlllr mtalninK 8.- 880 pounds butterfat..,. i -r ; her chanopionsMp record on a fam ily snea oaary larcn vum u wun j - wu. awl Ur .Tnhn E. Lindlow and their twq children. June 10, ana. uuiwy, v. - ij was fed from 18 to 20 pounds of home grain mix containing about 18 per cent protein each day she was on test and all of the top qual ity hay she could consume. - She grazed with the rest of the, herd ih. anmmor .months:' : Sev en different official testing sup ervisors from uregon wasn-ne"". 1 T J .1 ..hAAlraj? I01 HflilV TirO" ducUon on 20 different occasions during the recora. ;r The pedigree of June Volunteer Fantasy is filled with some of the production greats oi we oreea. " ; Z i. T..n. VtliirvfAor Bud- dy ,ls a great grandson ofithe ouU wnicn sireo m iurmci i tt. m ixiA vara of aee ipiuu. w tli" Wl. 111...- only a lew oayi oeiorw trious daugnier eonquewi Fantasy is not only a production m n nrt aim inn ai uicauwauuv of no small means, me nua " has produced in rour yean uu v.h annMvHinailv 15.430 on the Salem market A daughter was old in trie 'your ijpvxumv . atw. - - JLnaa ! TKI1 at norm ronaaoa, v.t m By aelinmon me naatB ' would indicate a product of ima- In CALYPSO BOSE HDX :.; NEWTON GROVE.' flaa. t: ... A. m . a m . j Vtam varill ariaalivov ' anil aot ' fV laa uvtaT va -aauW wv . -i., ,r'..-isnjthjKta;'4'a i JH.'-fV'- ,-'ii" rlnal-Win It Mml . - th- Llndow Jersey Farm has made the product a reality, ..sv.k. Earl Francis Cochran r, ' Carl Francis Cochran age 68 of MininMi , HIaH i eirlv . Saturday morning in Duke Hospital ' ' f (Funeral services were held Mon- rlav iftmMii at 3:30 o'clock from the Quinn - MoGowen Funeral Home bv Rev. Frank A. Julian of Greenville, " Burial was in the Magnolia Cemetery, , . , s n. la annrtuaH kv hl wf and one son Jonn. uoenran or aiag nulla three half sisters and one half brother. . . ' Surf Scotar vt; ClMI NaHaaai WIMilfe Maralto f 'What are theyT' Mac shouted, his voice scarcely audible above the pounding of the surf. - From far up the coast an Irregular flock of chunky black birds wu flying toward us. following the- curves of the shoreline as though reticent to cross a) single cape. Must be scoters, I mused, but which one of the tnree7 ... r .-,,.. . . . Soon they were among the swells not far from us. (Even at a distance we could see them hit (he water belly first and plow along a mom ent with dark wings elevated like culls. Surf scoters! No other ducks will land like that Though Inconspicuous, these are among the common off shore birds to winter along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts and on the Great ia-tes from mid September to the end of May. . v-i'-:-:.v .&'; GEO. P. PRIDGEII Plumber STATE LICENSED PLUMBXNG T ' CONTRACTOR yl , SUPPUES ;; ;( " BATHROOM EQUIPMENT f . ! HOT WATER HEATERS '- WATER PUMPS : t! grumic ngm ucic . av M rerat'ns'foiJ.i' i1iam t ill" " VAlf ' J? XV A - Havaaa jw,'. j'li v .j" r" w , . - y ? ; , ( i f .1 ItfaY iUifaMt jfnt AatAli 1 1 rrf f ataWMamwawMMaatas . 'iA body jest never knows what to expect these, days and times. It use to be where a feller could sorta prsdist things and know a' little bit about what to expect if he was gittm into somethin he'd never splerenced before. But it ain't that way now, least ways it. ain't with me.. " V:' '' i '' Take last week for Instance over at that State Fair. If you weren't there, I ain't in no shspe to tell you what it was like. But 1 11 tell you one thing, It sure did beat any- wing I've ever seen in my lifetime. Lord knows I ain't never seen so many people at one place since He put me on this here old earth. If you've ever opened a bee gum and seen .tn bees a millln around in there you can have some idea about what tt was like on them fair grounds... ; ,' ;;, V,X. Me and Fannie went down on Saturday mornin before the fair opened on Tuesday to that she could git her little bit of stuff on exhibit what ahe was plannin to enter. I figgered from the way they was all talkin there on Mon day when we went out there that they'd have record breakin crowd on openia day So I told Fannie sue jest a well dt content 'cause she weren't gonna drag me out there on openin day." I figeered on waitis -til ' about Wednesday or i nursa ay ana mayee tne crowd wouldn't ibe so big-1 Like I've al ways aald though, Fannie's a little bit on the hard headed type and nothln Vould do her but for us to go out there Tuesday mornin, We'd been stavin with Fannie's sister and her brother in law. Geo rge, my tne lour oi us loaded up that mornin aqd drove on, out there. They weren't so many people around -when' we first aVnvn uo but two houri-later it looked to me like everybody and his. brother had come in. ' v: 'J-'.-:. ' :',.t;: 'The first pUice we tad to go of course was to the exhibit hall to Seehow Fannie onm ntt urlid tiav Jelly and preserves. I thought the feller at the gate -was gonna have to bold her 'fore she'd ever give him her ticket she was in sech a hurry to Kit in Chat MhlhU hull Then i after we got in there, and Through the soottins sccoa wa confirmed Our judgement. It was s flock of adults.; We could' dis tinguish the Homan nose profilei and a bit of red on the thick bilti The all black body, white f qrehead and nape of the male were clear 'y visible, No wonder folks call them skunk heads. Coot is another popular nickname. Although this 20 inch sea duck is much larger than the true coot,; it is dark like that 15 inch quiet water bird. The female scoters (rhymes with motor) were brown with a dark crown and light patches behind and before the eye. The flock drifted In amone the white topped breakers. These fel lows were as much at home here aa In the smoother water. As a wave crest curved high above one, about to plunge down upon it the duck up ended with an awkward splash ing oi wings ana disappeared, to pop up like a bit of driftwood on the ether side. ' There is notnincr flumsv about the surf scoter under water, how ever, its ooay is stoutly bum to withstand great pressures; It feeds commonly at depths to 40 feet Often it dives when wounded or to escape danger and will even plunge directly from flight. Blue mussels are its major food, but it aiso earn omer mociueu, crusta ceans, sea plants and insects. Stud ies have shown however, that it does no appreciable harm to shell fisheries. Because the adult takes only about 12 per cent plant food, its flesh is rank and unpalatable. Consequently it is not taken by duck, hunters. . v, -rn :vv Few men have ever seen . the best of the surf scoter. . It is skill fully hidden amona: the tall vegeta tion of treacherous swamps far up 1 Yukon and nortnern Alaska heyond the Arctic Circle to -the icy Beau fort Sea. The nest, made of grass es, is well lined with down to keep the clutch of eggs in that chill coun try. There are usually five to nine pinkish or pale buff eggs.-,-i--. vn iana, man s normal habitat, OOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOi r.nnn morning YOUNG MAN. I HAVE r r?;ji 'i'V ,5. V i.'J A LITTLE PR0J5LEM FOR YOUI f ; r AndVypu'veA come - to jeply, for there's ho auto body problem too. v."! hlg or small W us. '.We've 'the experience, ihe . 9; 'know-how" to put Vm rolling again atv .' ? ' -,'J?' r;'4! CALL found out she'd won blue ribbons on all - the .stuff she'd entered. I thought I was gonna have to knock ' her down to git her to hush. She made me thing of a youngun on Christmas irlornin she was so happy.-, '.-..v i,'i-. 'y,... I don't know how much money she won in prizes and I don't think she was even studdin about the prize-money. All she was interest ed in was a seein them blue rib bons layin -up there In her jars of appie jeuy ana pear preserves. After, we finally got Fahnle sorta calmed down, me and George told the Women folks that we believed we'd walk over and see the live stock and stuff. . Fannie didn't seem to mind a bit about us goln off by ourselves. I figgered while she was in a good mood that'd be the time for me and Geerare to aorta git away from them awhile ana can u the sights. We went and a bunch of other things lnclud- u mat oas new runnv noun bniM- to they got out there. Then we went up around the shows and to see the livestock, the chicken went in a couple of them which we nea oeen counUn on seein. I didn't git a chance to go to the one at the county fair but I sure took' in the ones dwn at tne State Fair. ' Jest as we walked out of the show which me and George had beat our way through the mob to git to, Fannie and her sister was standi right out side l waitla for as. v Fannie crabbed my arm and aald, 1 knew we'd come nearer flndin you here than anywhere else on the grounds if we jest wait long enough.' I told her ahe was jest tacky to find us 'cause if she'd Men five minutes later a glttln there, she'd of had tn mit -.. .- George both had decided to sit us another ticket and sro back in aut see Hie show again. - Course we moat aeier tney saw us. i tt mtt a mob of semi codger like me to git around, but I wouldn't take anything in the wutmi ior a goin, . if don't know when I've ever seen so much and had aech a good time a seem It If I Can Dull, throush - another ' ana am aoie to go, I aim to take it in again next sear. , this diving duck is clumsy and ill at ease. Its world is one of spume and breaking seas, green ocean depths and wind, blown skies. It may not be mod eatlne. sava th National Wildlife Federation, but me sun scoter is a most interest ing fellow to have around. Bv George Burrows, Cornell Univer sity. '!...,..'.. : ...,- RED ASH And BRIQUET COAL i FUEL OIL and KEROSENE R. B, YARREII Fhonetsei Mt 0Uve,"N. C, ; . ' ' ' . :i" . TOTiZORKOW k.;v- .' WITH A -''' . PHOTOGRAPH . i' KRAR'S STUDIO i M7-J or . : : WXMtWCIAl. y' : PUOlOGRPHt iff; A SPECIALTY -to IN MOUNT OLW fttv-, : ' ' 'Jry the right place. w ..t.-f'ii'.-f' Wi''fe'.?',: 2134 f 7 .arm t ri . . v it jk'jr iwrai a; z- tv - . i . 1' ' Which one of you lags is wearing his baseball shoes?" fcilzm Carolina Tob:cco Report llov. t Wilson, North Carolina, Nov. 1, 1B92 Averaae srtees by grades were about steady for Eastern N. C. flue cured tobacco this week Dry weather continued to slow de liveries to market-' According to the Federal . State Market News Service gross sales amounted to 23,709,592 pounds - and averaged $518 per hundred. This average waa $140 under that of the week before. Sales for the season were brought to 428,353,001 pounds for an average of 451.39. Oualitv of offerings was about the same. Changes in average prices by grades generally amounted to $1.00 and $2.00 a hundred1 pounds) A few more gains than -losses were observed, Increases occurred more fOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO cK Buying Days Are ' Fridays 8 a. : Ve Vanl . We Pay A Pranium For Top Quality Hogs See Us or Call 3215, Clinton, N. C. ' avaaBaaaaaBBaMaaaaaaaa Glin ton Livost cs!i cri. OPERATED BY LUNDY PACKING COMPANY Stacy Honeycutt, Hog Buyer , ioooooooooooooooooooooood oooooooooooooooooooooooot O ' o ; 1 ,,...1 ' ' " ' DO AYAY WITH O o ONE TRY AND o o o o o o o VINCED THAT OUR , o o'i O BY LETTING US DO CLEANING .;' CAN,Tv,BE IEAT. fttt o o o o i o o a: o () j; ; - Kr & Upholstery Clc-rirj "our. tt.uc::s tavzl all oves duple;' 1 '"" .-f .ill- ,V ( '.'. W'. .-,',.. I. ' . .. fl . f'J, .i .. . frequently for offerings of leaf and cutters. A small increase was shown la the percentage of lugs and smok ing leaf. The proportion of leaf offerings was leas. However, non descript marketings increased slightly in ratio Baffle of sales: consisted of common to good leaf low to goooUucs and smoking leaf, nondescript; and low andtair cut tors. ,Y..v -. f..K, - mi. . Around 11 per cent of weekly gross Mies went 'under Govern ment loan to the Flue cured Sta-... billcation Corporation. Deliveries t for the season amount to approx imately 10 per cent - ' Mondays Through m. Until 5 p.m. - Your Hogs o o o o o o o o ' o o o o o o o 6 o , o o o Vi' W '.fW. . , ! Q ' 4 MOIIDAY BLUES 8 :M o YOUR, LAUNDRY. YOU WILL BE . CON LAUNDRY AND DRY V ft.vi"."! v. ( ) ( ) ( ' ( '. ( ) ( t ( ) ( I a. 7 llf 4 Mi .4
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