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"HE NEWS-JOURNAL. RAEFOBO. N. C
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1945
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OUR DEMOCRACY-
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LuTHEH BuftBAN HELPED BUILD A STRONGER.
AMERICA SV DCVElOPINS PLANTS THAT YIELDED
HEAVIER HARVESTS, REQUIRED SHORTER GROWING
SEASONS , BORE FRUIT THAT COULO BE
SAFELY STORED AND SHIPPED.
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?f-a I shall te contented if, because of me, ;
5f there shall be better fruits and fairer flowers."
LUTHER BURBANK I849-I926
Crowley, Mrs. LuLira
Cu'.breth, J. C.
Davis, Jeft
Davis, Mrj. W. V.
Douslas, C. M.
Evans, L. V.
Flowers, R. L.
Furmage. E. K.
Gibson, Mrs. Mattie
Gilchrist, Will
Gillis, D. V.
OUT!,. D. P.
Greene, Mrs. J. A.
HadUy. Mack
Haire, Hu?':-. Rubeson F 2-c
.lackson, Mrs. Cora L.
Johnson, C. E.
Johr.jun, Make
Jones. R. A.
Lentz, Jack
Maultsby. John L.
Murphy, Harmon
McBryde, Angus
McBrytle, J. Malcolm
McCall, Harriet
McLauchlin. Mrs. W. B.
McLean, M.
McLean. Xeiil T.
McKcnzie. Margaret
McNeill, Aiexa:icir
McXeiil. Miss Hattie
McNciil, Mrs. M. K.
cQnage. W. J.
N:ver, Mrs. P. D.
Norton, Zar.e Gray S 2-c
O'Rourke, Mrs. Wm. J.
Poole, Mrs. J. C.
Poo'.e, J. S.
Ray, Marshall G.
Roberts, Chan Icr
Scarborough, T. C.
Shaw, Ruth
Strider, W. I.
Taylor, Mrs. G. C.
Terrell, Mrs. L ria H.
Thames. James
Tucker, J. W.
Turner, P.. V.
Veazey. J. O.
Walters, V R.
Walters, W. F.
Walters, Horace B.
W.son, F. K.
Wood. A. W.
Wright, J. C.
Yeomans. Mrs. Elia
Dor.'t plant wheat ir
raz:ng crop
localise of f.e clanger 01
in fly damage, says J. Myron
:i of State College.
C::,.ci.:ra'.c far livestock feeding
in the next year will total about 153
million tons as compared with 162
million in the 1944-45 year.
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Bur TwtyEKbiay
2 6000
' I know i ot of employers and
I know a lot of workers, and they
are both good guys.
They ought to know each other
better.
If an employer could ro home
with an average worker, he'd find
that he's r!ood family man. fair
minded, honest, and irtercstrr! in
his work. But Bon .'.ties he i
fooled by some profissmnai rabble-rouser
into thinking his boss
is a skulls.
If a work r k;.vj,v i. ivemge
employer. .-'J h .e is
worryiiip. hculuclu'v 'xu v!:h a
lot of trou.'l?-- -x-illinpr c fair,
and not unkins nearly i: much
profit as ; -
-QUOTES"
OF THE WEEK
"My d'ii.iri.c irom llie Trr
ii ry u nil of my own choosing."
'Ke-Sec'u t.lvryvnlhdu..
"Evrn IMolhuselah Ii.vl n mic
crs?arl" Sf'' of hi' ri r IrUea,
rc. nwrj of hiJ rcxiyt'ilion.
"Vwr us.-J lo !i t'se meat in
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Building an ever stronger America,
increasing the nation's productivity is a
task for all of us. hard work, initiative and
individual enterprise are wavs of helping
and bv putting our money into war bonds,
savings accounts and life. insurance,
We TRANSLATE TODAY'S EFFORTS
INTO THe FRUJTS OF TOMORROW. "
Has Your
SUBSCRIPTION
Expired?
It seems impossible to notify every
person whose subscription has ex
pired, and recent attempts have re
sulted in a number being cut off our
lists who said they received no no-
TRACTOR TIRE
SERVICE
We have in stock all sizes of
Tractor Tires and Tubes.
We also Repair and Service
any size Tractor Tire.
WALKER'S
Safety Retreading
Works
435 Russell SL
Fayette ville
DU".
-,"-e pe
on
anyone,
our l;st whose i-ibscrlpti.ir.s have
expired are l.s'.e: be'. v.v. We io nat
b.ll service r.:er., unless t.".?y ;i-.r-sar.ally
reou:it .t, ar.i many af
their families da r.ot reren-bsr jjst
when the subscriptions of their bovs
are out. Due to recent rjllngs af tne
War and Navy departments, many
past due servicemen's names have
already been taken off our lists.
So remen-.ber, here is a list of all
persons whose subscriptions have ex
pired to date, and that this is the
last copy they will receive unless
rentwal is received. The pric? is
$1.25 for 6 months, or $2.00 per year
for civilians, and 75c for 6 months or
$1.50 per year for servicemen.
We will be glad to have your re
newal. Andrews, J. M.
Beall, J. L.
Bethune, Mrs. K J.
Brown, C. H.
CaUahan. Will
Cain, J. W.
Campbell, J. C.
Campbell, Milton
Carlyle, F. Ertle
Caulk, Mrs. Tommie
Chason. J. A.
Clark, Corir.r.a
Comer. S3m
Cox, Mrs. Bill
RED SPRINGS THEATRE
PROGRAMME FOR WEEK BEGINNING AUGUST 16, 1943
NIGHT SHOWS 7:30 & 9:30
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
"Nob Kill"
Joan Bennett Vivian Blaine George Raft
SATURDAY 1:30 'til 10:30 P. M.
"Vigilantes of Dodge City"
Bit! Elliott
LATE SHOW SATURDAY 10:30 P. M.
"Hitchhike To Happiness"
Al Pearce and Dale Evans
MONDAY-TUESDAY Matinee at 3:30 Monday
"China Sky"
Randolph Scott and Ellen Drew
WEDNESDAY Matinee 3:30
DOUBLE FEATURE
"The Singing Sheriff"
AND
"Pearl of Death"
THUSDAY FRIDAY Matinee at 3:39 Thursday
"National Velvet"
Mickey Rooney and Elizabeth Taylor
TOBACCO GROWERS ...
Sell Your Tobacco this hzion ai
BIGGER! BETTER!
Connel! Warehouse
Carthage, N. C.
(1 13,000 Square Feet More Floor Space
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We have just about doubled the size of our warehouse floor in order to take care of our many old and new
customers. We sincerelv invite and welcome YOU to sell on our -vl-lightcd floor this season. Last year, the
CARTHAGE market LED THEM ALL (Uncle Sam's figuras) and with the same management we will again get
you the very TOP dollar for every
:::e of your tobacco at the
HIGHEST MARKET
AVERAGE
$44,14
In the Entire Bright Belt
Last Season!
Old Reliable
McCONNELL
1000 PILES
Sold On Our Floor Every Day
A GUARANTEED
SALE EVERY DAY.
We have Installed NEW TOLEDO SCALES, NEW BASKETS, and NEW TRUCKS, in erder that our customer mar ret every
ounce of weUht coming to them in these high-price years. We have a force to handle your tobacco that can't be beat by any ware
house firm in the state. Load your tobacco and drive straight to MeConnrll Warehouse, where your business is appreciated, and
where we will see that you leave our "house a satisfied and happy customer.
Remember you can ret your tobacco sold any day you want to come to market. We ret a sale EVERT DAY. Our aha
is to make more new friemls and hold them as we are pushing the Carthage market to the top.
Market Opens Tuesday, Sept. 11th
We Will Start Receiving Tobacco on Friday, Sept. 7th
OUR MOTTO:- SERVICE-COURTESY HIGH PRICES
SEE
BILL UPCHURCH-for Floor Space
JULIAN WRIGHT-for Hauling Your Tobacco
McCONNELL WAREHOUSE
GEO. D. CARTER & SON'S, Pro.
' CARTHAGE, N. C.
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DAN N. CARTER
BILL CARTER
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REDDY KILOWATT
Reddy Runs a cakolika powia o licht company
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