WHAT OTHERS SAY!
May not ALWAYS bo correct, but public
opinion of people and firms is formed in
three ways—
By the things they do
lly the things they say—
and by what OTHERS SAY.
And of these three, what OTHERS SAY
counts very largely.
The customers served by THE
UNION TRUST CO. at its home office and
at the three prosperous and thriving
branches, namely:
Lattimore, Lawndale and Faliston
Say that the UNION TRUST COMPANY
is proving a great help and convenience.
Askpny customer'who deals with the
UNION TRUST COMPANY
And they are constant in their . praise of
their success, their management, their
courtesy, their convenience, their business
dealings and their appreciation of their
customers.
It you haven’t opened an account with
.a Union Trust Co. Bank you are cordially
invited to do so.
UNION TRUST CO.
Resources—One Million Dollars.
What {he World Is cDoim
CIS SEEN BY (POPULAR cMECIIAX:
4Z INF.
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Oyster Shells Bring Rich
Crops for Farmers
£ irn>ng -jvJ grinding oyster shells into a
;X»Uiipr !■) <o.i>r ,anto grow, Ls a growing
industry of the South. A recent scarritv
■ it nitrates forced farmers to look for hook
other fertilizer, and they adopted t!•<
oyster To use something that lives rr the
t)ottoni of the sea, tie' food of a starfish, fo.
improving land s-ehied inu'ossible at lir.-.f
hut in the p..wtiered shells >ere found
qu.dit! •« that enriched Mi<* .'■oil and so thi •
are n iw bang widofy used, 11,(. shells
burned on a crate over v roaring hre. Thev
arc hauled liy wheelharrow lo a conveyor
which carries them ! > the pi,a. e e.die<l a
pulverizer, where they are mashed and
ground into fine dust, ready forthe farmer
Till.' recently developed industrv has
brought oyster hunting to a st: {,■> w here
is sai't to be more profitable than any other
kind of fishing.
Change Golf-Club Weight
to Suit the Player
To enable the weight of a golf club to hi i
instantly adjusted to suit the* pi. ;,or. one
^uani»f ictlintha#:nsert>xlr* movable pieces
of lead in Uio head of the stick: As chants j
*>»y !>'• n.ade daring the knmo, vhis does
iw'av WfcJv tft(* need of carrying several
,ir» or !»ra.s.*ut\i in the Kng f»o as have
i variety to select, frciii in meeting various
i tiViti.'rw. Slight changes in the weight*
>' the clubs alj\i have proved useful when
•ho f Uynr feels cut of form.
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| Estimate.* place the amount of oxygen
n the earth's atmosphere as 1,000 time*
treat %/than that present in the air sur ;
xxiodrag the planet Venus.
Watchdog “Travels Beat” in
Aerial-Cable Cage
him ’Jv to toe way ir! which pa-k -> V"'
:r° carried in stores. in travi ling overhead
oaskets, a dog makes the circuit of. hi*
master c grounds in I-oDdon at regular
nil -reals in a travn ng elevated cage.
Ybetlognppogrs to understand the respnn
ihiiit v ,i his place and is ’keonhuuri.gjc
lookout, Speedily giving the alarm whan he:
! an ii 'ruder on the grounds.
Lions Tamed by Electricity
instead of With Whip
As' a more effective mean, of tramir. i
lions th.'.t eventually fivTiotm ill foe r ngs
of a e tens, lion tamers are report" ) to
favor an electrically charged Mire in tend
•of the whip. \V:.rn a 1 tea at has just- l>egun
its fd'ji ytjon, it, often attempts to attack
t,hi‘- indtnmdf wfritir his |Bick is- turned.
Fomierlv tup. trainer s-turdy w. s in
keeping a slurp wanri ever Ids shouM-r
awl sti dong out w.'th the hcavv p. c ,• of
leather when the nnitnal jumped at him
Hut now a charged wire is stretched acro.s
the cage, and when the U-ast touches it. it
receives a lesson that leaves a deeper im
pression than a blow.
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Luminous Clouds to Light
Bottom of the Ocean
Luminous clou.Is of artificial light are ]
used in experiments being made to dm I a j
method for taking photographs and rnov-'
inS pictures of the ocean's llbor, where the j
" Lusitnn.a” and many other ships, some
laden w ith treasure, lie buried out of the
reach of divers. By sprayingthe water with
* ohoriitcal il«vi »»> 'il t i !••••.rf'ilii"-- O' j■!:«.•
i . -I ■ ■ m e of s, :1'scieipi.-t l.i |„ ves t
I (11: lip [miteible to h^ht lip tlir sr,i Mifl,
j ciiTit 1 v to tnk( flirtur -.s of olijrfts, niter
J fathoms iirbov f lic stirfaro. A t | rrwuf
I Is'yoi)'! a ilopt.h of .'!) fort,, it is virti.vili
j irnp-iartiblo to too more than )‘J foot in an.'
I (jiirrtion.
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| Terrporary \\ ire Fences for
“Hogging Dov.p” Corn
| 1 ho drawing >.(<>',vx tho I’Ci’i.-ini i.om o.
iii temporary f°n< e for “hoggin :-down
;! onrn nr oilier forage rron.s n,\ ■» farm
I K:u*h htjiko t.s niude from o ): ?orih of pi*>o,
| vlnch is flatlenfd at ciMM'n.i tl.uit- it rm
j - ' easily drivou into t!io ground. A unit
ivrr of holes arc drilled in the pipe, in pairs
’.it equal distam-es a'part. and a small loop
made of wire is inserted into eaeh, The
wire fence is then stretched in tie- u.^uil
' :V an‘1«!l straight p: >ee of hjw
aim is sl.ppr-d down through the email
1 vp; to hold the fence in plac >. it.li t!
r angt niettt the fence may Is- ]iut up or
taken dawn.m a very short time.
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<! l'or se mring and cleaning aluminum
dishes, rakes of soap mixed with steel
wool are lacing made.
Advertise In Our Penny Col
umn and Sell, Buy or Find
What You Want. Phone 11.
In Christmas Packages
Our Christmas Stationery this year is the most at
tract, ve fce have ever had. You will surtly want several
boxes of if to include in your Christmas list. Nothing is
i'.ore acceptable or more appreciated than goed station
ery, Our stock includes large and small boxes containing
i eve al sizes of note paper and envelopes, and boxes con
taining Correspondence cards only.
The styles and colors ai c the very latest. They range
from plain, gold and deckle edges. , .
Lveryone likes and uses stationery.
Slalioue-y tor that last minute gift, e
AT
Advertise In Friday's Star
ii You Want. To Sell Your
Christmas Goods. Phone 11,
BROTHER, UNCLE, COUSIN OR SWEETHEART W ILL BE NO TROUBLE TO DECIDF IF YOl PI i viqit 'rur nr A »
McBRAYER. A $40,000.00 STOCK IS AT YOUR COMMAND, ALL MA^Rl^D AT PRICES THAT MAKE™M GO W A HURRY UF MEN’S STORE
OF
Suits fcr Men, Yeung Men—and I have not forgotten
the older men. Special prices from now until Christmas.
$16.50 Suits At $14.00 $22.50 Suits At $20.00
$30.00 Suits At $27.50 $35.00 Suits At $32.50
$37.50 Suits At $35.00 $45.00 $£its At $39.50
Neckwear, Gloves,
Hosiery, Shirts,
Underwear, Collars,
N Belts are here to
please the most fas'
tidious.
u BOXES FREE.
150 Suit Cases and Hand Bags at $1.50 to $3.50 less
than regular prices. What bcter present could you
give? Prices $1.25 to $35.00.
100 OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS AT
$2.50 to $5.00 less than regular prices— ■
BETTER HURRY.
LADIES ARE GIVEN A SPECIAL INVITA
TION TO MAKE THIS STORE THEIR
STORE FOR GIFTS FOR THE MEN FOLKS.
SHOES MAKE A SENSIBLE, USEFUL GIFT
50c. to SI.00 off of each pair of shoes, socks ..free. Sec
my lino cf Shoes at W.45, $4.95, $5.95, $6.95 and $7.45.
Pair For Christmas.
Bed Room Slippers at..L'..... $, 2g ,o $2 0(J
^ath Robe..$5.95 to $8.45
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN’S PANTS
$2.S;j, $3.95, $4.45, $5.95, $6.95 and $7.95
How happy you could make him by giving him a pair of
Pants.
BUSINESS IS i HE BEST EVER HERE_WHY?
McBRAYER GIVES MORE AND THAT’S WHY
HE SELLS MORE.
OPPOSITE BAPTIST
CHURCH
MAY YOU AND YOURS HAVE THE HAPPIEST CHRIST
MAS OF YOUR LIVES.
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OPPOSITE EiAPTIST
CHURCH