Week and to try to set at least
1952, according to L. E. Harrill,
president of the Institute.
- The program on the rural
fchurch held as part of Fartn
and Home Week this year for the
first time, met with enthusiastic
approval from the farm men
and women attending.
The Rev. Garland Stafford of
tewisvlbe will toe 14 charge of
the Institute’s program for the
1952 Farm and Home Week. M.
G. Mann of Raleigh will head the
finance committee, with L. Y.
Ballentine State Commissioner
of Agriculture, In charge of
membership work.
Hie new nominating commit
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PULI PINT
$|65
to plan the exhibit:
Sells of Atlanta, In cha
rural church -work for the
odist Church, and A pan
Rev. Dumont Clarke of Ashe'
vllle, M. G. Mann, and Dr. S. L
Stealey, president of'the South'
Eastern Baptist Theologies
Seminary at Wake Forest.
e Is Near
On Cotton Service*
Little time remains for cotton
Improvement groups to apply for
free government classing and
market news services on 1951
crop cotton, the State College
Extension Service warned grow
ers this week.
Application for the services,
provided under the Smith-Doxey
'Act, must be filed on or before
August 15th. >
The Smith-Doxey services,
make it possible for a cotton
farmer to know 'the official
grade and staple length of each
bale of his cotton and, armed
with current market informa
tion, obtain the best market
prices for it.
Grower-members of a cotton
Improvement group which has
applied—and beien approved—
for the services may have their
ginner sample each bale as It
is ginned, and submit these
samples for classing. The U. 8.
Department of Agriculture’s
classing office will prepare a
“green card,” numbered to cor
respond with the sample’s as
signed number and noting the
official grade and staple length
of that saipple. These cards" are
returned to the grower, to serve
as his record of each bale’s qual
ity when marketing or placing
it under logn.
.Grower groups may obtain ap
plications from the office of the
county agent or that of the
county Production and Market
ing Admini
About
Dollar Days !
Dollar Days—Nickel Days
Every day of the year SIDNEY’S does its level best
to bring you real bargains at real savings. Sidney’s
has served several thousand traders of the Kinston
section for many years and these satisfied customers
are the best advertising we have.
Of course, we’ll have some extra special bargains
on sale Thursday and Friday of this week during the
Big DOLLAR DAYS, but we don’t want you to forget
that pur business is built upon the principle of giving
values throughout the year and at savings.
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Jenkins Jones Motor Co.
Your Friendly Ford Dealer
Kinstop, N.
R. F. D. MAILBOX
. Regular Price $2.95
OoHar Day ___ $1.95
OUTSIDE wi^TE PAINT
Regular Priee $2.95
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' Dollar Day, per Gallon $1.95
3 SHOT, BOLT ACTION
12 GAUGE SHOT GUN
Regular Price $29.95
Dollar Day-$25.00
LARGE SBUSHEL GALV.
WASH TUBS
Regular Price $2.25
Dollar Day-:— $1.75
18 INCH MEAT SAW
Regular Price $2.50
Dollar Day——_— $1.50
5 GAL. OIL CAN
Regular Price $ 1.95
Dollar bay ________ $1.25
PURE RED ROOF PAINT
Regular Price $3.25
Dollar Day Per Gallon $2.25
3 BURNER OIL STOVE
Regular Price $12.95
Dollar Day ___$10.00
FISHING TACKLE
Regular Price $2.25
Dollar Day, Per Box—$1.50
; 2 BURNER ELECTRIC
HQT PLATE
Regular Price $5.50
Dollar Day _—_— $4.50