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(".- 1 r-:i!y as fuestt of tie
,cj.t. r.-sjtj reus .oon (f-:. .j
,ty t-auf -.or veto tiat tl "r r
mrrr srs" art tie cause of c n.
ent deplorable record of deaths s.sd
1 Injuries. ,
i Ciretul analyst and study ws
deYoted to the record of tie inii-
,tl2 drivers during the'&re f y
cor France and many (bases of tt
eccUect situation wore Car 1
, of the car, (2) eonfi. Jon cf ta
.; , driver, (3) condition of highways,
. 4' uniform traffic laws, (5) atti-
- , tucte of driver, (6) stricter enforce-
r went. v v (, y
".It was agreed, however, by the
'.' delegates that If the man or woman
" ', behind . the wheel observed proper
-", i"motor manners". the authorities In
, - charge of highway construction!, taw
"- snaking, and enforcement would
v" have less to worry about, and accl
, ; -dents would be fewer.
In addition to the plaque shown
on the right and an expense paid
";rip, each delegate was presented
1 with a gold clasp pin, set with dia
monds, with the words "C.LT,
,, Safety. Foundation ', Safe' Driver
.League." On the back of the pin
' "were: the words "Honor Member,"
' ;nd a space for the .engraving of
, he delegate's name. ,- !
- t -,Tht 49 delegates agreed to form
the nucleus of . the C.LT. Safe
Driver's League to promote better
driving through encouraging "Motor
Manners," and to work with the
t C.LT. Safety Foundation In the pro
' .motion' of the next annual Safe
Driver Conference, . delegates to
T which will be chosen on some
, what different basis than for the
recent Conference.
. Monroe Hoffler, of Fort Monroe, is
visiting his parents,1 Mr. and Mrs.
W. EL Hoffler.
(Holt Scott spent the week-end at
Hillsboro, visiting relatives.
:J: Mr. and Mrs. G.; E. Twine, of Nor
iolk, Va., are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. T. E. Madre.'
Mrs. J. . Window and . her two
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And Just thelUght Size
The PriceIs E3C
? j . and you may pick them to suit yourself. .They will sorely make,
f:l-i you money in helping yon market some of your surplus Corn and Soy' t
if; ' Beansand the saving of the wastage of your Peanut and Soy Bean Z
fields. - "el- K: ,tf v a 5r t-s ,.'Jvw r. . ' ; t
t and you ma;
If you haven't the cash to spare,
additional cost to be paid for when
A on shares on the basis of a guaranteed no financial loss to you and X
Y a two-thirds of all profits coming to youand one-third to us. ;,No f
money investment on your part
- See us, promptly tret the pigs
a win nave some extra UiKlSTMAS
164 Tears of Service Quality
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LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS IN THE
THINGS NECESSARY FOK THOiS WORK
Champion Plows No, A-Tari(J 8, peanut Dig
ging " Points, Pitch- .Forks, ''Fork Handles,
Nails,. Hammers, : Post; JHole' Diggers and
Handles, . Peanut Bags, 1 Needles, Sowing
Twine and Bale Ties, Hay Presses, both pow
er and horse' drawrt. I v -'r-'TM1'
See Us For Parts
Hay Presses, 'p;
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Special For This Veek Eiid
32-PIECE LUNCHEON SETS 00 II
$3.49 yXlljlX
;,.,; SEYEBAL' PATTERNS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSS . , , fj
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As North Carolina's representative
safe driver. James H. Dillard of"
Neuse (above) attended the recent ";
first national safe driver conference's
In New York, Mr. Dillard was se .
lected in n national contest spon";,
sored by the C, I. TV Safety Founds
tlon,-with the cooperation of the
American Automobile Association
and the Carolina Motor Club.
(At left)
Plaque- present
ed to Mr. Dillard
aa one of the -representative
safe drivers from
each of the forty
eight states 'and
the District of
Columbia. -
children, Bettie and Emmett, Jr.
have returned from Nags Head.
Mrs. Walter S tailings, of Wash-
ington, spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. B. A, Perry; at Bethel
. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. White and their
son, Zack, will spend the week-end
with Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. Toms, Jr4
in Durham.
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Pounds.' f Good Stock : :
to Make You Money ;
you can get them at only a slight - X
marketed. Or you can get theaa ?
? p. , y . . i
started "Kaininar early and you f
money, .
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Right Prices
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For John'Deere : ?
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stlo air mall sarv
m within two years
: i ;und trips a weclt,
I.aDds Shelmardlne,
c: British Civil Aria-
" es British authori
1 three types of air
. j capable' of operat-
t ! - en v
s between repro
i : .Htlsh government,
te, ' fJewfounfiland
the UcU I .. , resulted In nir
standing z i ched which It was
.hoped .would I'-i about a . transat
lantic air service connecting these
countries. ' ; f
. -1011 .reciprocity between' the conn
tries concerned was agreed upon. Op
eration would be undertaken Jointly by
a British commonwealth operating or
ganisation and . an; American operating
company. ?f i7 ,i . ...M 'Jk,r
,!,' T Consider South ftoute. ,J. ,v'
' Although It was recognized that the
northern route via the Irish Free State,
Newfoundland and Canada was shorter
than the southern route, and would
therefore have the advantage of more
economical operation, this tact did not
'preclude the possibility , of use being
'made of the southern route. '. ',;
' 'Thus will .be forged the last ioaln
link In the chain of British empire air
communications.
. . In view of the fact that on either
route a stretch of approximately 2,000
miles is Involved, It would at present
be Impossible to provide the capacity
required for the. whole of the mail
Little practical knowledge was avail
able of 'flying" conditions on these
routes, tnimarlo conditions present a
number of difficulties yet to be sur
mounted and the first services would
be of an. experimental nature.
. New Planes Ordered, .
Two highspeed land planes, capable
of operating the service during the sum
mer under all conditions and possibly
even during the- winter, have been or
dered. w..
In addition, the !alr ministry has
given financial assistance to Imperial
Airways fofc the development of the
Mayo composite aircraft, Thls is a
'Combination of two" aircraft and In
volves development of a new technique
which would shorten the take-off nor
.mally required for' heavily-loaded air
.craft, and might eaiflile a greater pay
load to be carried put at alowM power
Clad Portraif .Thot 'rj
i v to Bo Work of Da Vinci
- Lyons. A portrait of a red-haired
child recently discovered In a private
collection here Is believed to be a paint
ing by Leonardo da Vlnd. There Is
no signature On the1 painting, which
obvlonsly dates back to the Fifteenth
or Sixteenth century, bot it is known
that the great Italian painter nsed to
"mark his pointings bytucklng his in
itials away la j some obscure 'portion
of the canvas. -'' i V - ; -' .' '
r To prove the authenticity of the
painting It will be .subjected to vari
ous experiments la mlcrophotography.
Dr. J. Locard,.head of the laboratory
ot the Lyons police department which
Is equipped to make mlcrophotographs,
has been engaged In "this sort of, detec
tive work In regard to crime and coun
terfeiting. ;-j ' v " - , ; ; i
- This time, however,, he win use his
apparatus to detect (he presence of the
two microscopic letters L, YY which will
give practical proof lhat Da Vlnd was
' the original artist. ' ,' . -j -- ,
Beauty in Sixth' Place . ; ,)
1 ' in Coeda Life Rating
' Ames, Iowa. Love and health1 are
more Important influences In the lives
of Iowa State college coeds than Is
beauty.
That was disclosed in a survey of the
. valuations placed on a list of 12 fac
tors In the lives of .students la Iowa
State college home management classes.
Beauty, which was ratal cs of
.prime .Importance by won "2; Inter
viewed recently by a women's maga
zine, was placed la sixth place ty the
coeds, ,1' i , ij , s ' t
; The women whose answer! were
compiled by the women's t ;-lne
rated beauty 'first and love r" iec
tlon' Second. . The coeds r. ' ' love
and affection first ; health sr . Tcth
groups " placed economic 1. T la
third piece. . J V , "
louth wsjTuamed by wor rs the
fourth most Important tact. ' i tbr
Uvea;' while coeds placed It 1 1 r.:sth
position.' Religion was glvea twelfth
place by both groups, ',. ' -l .,'
" Xoni:a.T.
lcewIU be lir
on a t."a (' t,
eccorCr-j ta Cr
elector & rci
tlon, r-4
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ties have ( -'
fizzes L
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New Nome Wilini:i
: . - f. Jrrom Ahrj c - i.rs
Kome, Alaska. A new 1 i lra
proved City is rising from C 1 ruins
of "a disastrous lire vr.i tnet
Nome in September, ic:i. 10-;
Improvements listed are a r ' " , 3
concrete federal huSIJl. t ' t
?500,000, a 535,000 s-7h" . f -Coast
Guard quarU.J ( r 1 f
sLips valued at tC?,'
PT7A projects c ' ' "1
cott:. " i city L
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t;c:3, f.r . ... I
' .tzizr . ,i i : . . t
rrc.vi, r-7 tj c: J t t t. 1
pow and CctcLr SI.
' Thece rzz' ji i C. 'j the
irj cf certain .Il-LJir y c. ' ,
rDviirj tr.Jwr c'.1j, ill ;
for erosion cr'rol, at t
Dw-n I. O. Sv! A of T j.
The dean :i all f-r .era c;r?
erating with tLe jre -i 'to ci :ci
their farms to d.t;r.Jre,i..'J.er
they are conducing all t;.e practices
for which, they are entitled to pay
ment , ' ' f.
... ! 1 .-" fA..vuV to
-i-) V..J t..-vu.t j of Soil-tuuuing
... wa:e there is yet time to earn
payments.' " pi 'J"
IL A. Patten, State " compliance
supervisor, has reported to the dean
that a number of farmers ' have not
put into effect all ' the soil-building
practices for which they are eligible
td earn payments. t ; ' ,! '-. ,
If a grower is in floubt, ' he may
consult his county agent. ' u ; '
t The practices which . may be con
ducted up .to October .81,: andihe
rates of payment, are aa follows: ,-
Seeding alfalfa, per. acre. Seed
ing red or mammoth clover, f 1J50 per
acre.' Seeding Alsike, white or crim
son clover, Austrian winter peas, or
vetch, $1 per acre. . -:
Plowing or disking under as green
manure, after at least two months
growth, the following 'crops; .soy
beans, velvet beans,", cowpeas, sweet
clover, lespedesa, or .crotalaria, f 1,50
per acre. , y (M'
' Terracing with a sufficient amount
of properly constructed - terraces , to
give '" adequate 4 protection . against
erosion, 40 cents' per 100 feet of ter
race, but not to exceed 1 per acre. :
TAXES BITE DEEP INTO ' '
V MOTORISTS' . POCKETBOOKS
1 Federal" taxes cost motor vehicle
owners of Nonfch "Carolina a total of
$5,006,00. In I935r or upwards; of
S10.98 per vehicle, ' in ; addition to
State taxes of $24,973,00, or upwards
of $56.65 per vehicle, reports Robert
G. Johnson, Secretary of . the North.
Carolina Petroleum Industries Com
mittee. ' V,; -i ' J"- a k ,. ,
i.JIr. Johnson said the . tax costs
were based upon final 'reports of the
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads and
Bureau of Internal " Revenue, with
per Vehicle I estimates . derived - by
simple average and therefore conser
vative." He explained ' that the " tax
figures, speaking for themselves,
fiuits
rica
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, . expense
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" Time to Have a Good V
-Curlee Icpccat
; BUY YOURS NOW AT A 1
; IX t. GREAT SAVING -:';'r;i
.. , A neat, ajrordable price for a neat vari
' ety of dandy tojrcoata., . ".'':"
iMETra AND
New Saj;.j C 'i Crains, Grey
and Brown Suede , 3
" VFonTunr: c::oz3
j ' Calf skin, buci.o, revtize calf
3
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c"y t vicit I'rs.' Kary To 3 Tr "i,
' T j. LLe will kt r a " "i I :r
r,' lira, W. . C.'ArJ..;, &t
i 'i rr son, G. K. Newby,
, it r? ly llount. f,"; ,
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Tractors h
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tor has
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done. Here in ' our Service Department you'll get -"
'T experienced and careful wodrmanahip.' ' And your :-
I work will be quickly done
' tlme-taving tools. Why not
1 1 11 .ill ill.M.i nM Mff .HirfcT 1WI1P
- tor in---and arrange for a thorough .
- going over? " Our rates are reason
able. And you have our guar- .
, antee that only genuine 1HC,.
- pacta will be nsed for necessary
rrrp!acements.
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j&verytDing in uaraware ana supplies , j V r,
PEONS 4
Lllcn'o
for the man who is thrifty"at keart.
Hiaiswiu .wear so well . . tneyil do
account.
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.;Chalk StppxfoH'Glen Plaids r Serges and ;
; v:: :iother,fancy patterns, all hard finished f worsteds
f , Single; and double-breasted
FALL SIII2T3 ' '
Showing the new '.dart
tones relieved - by : white 01
pastel jBtripes. . Well tailored
With Arrow" Set Collar" . 1
-Nw Styles -Nc-.7r.:;.:j 4 ,
Greys,' Blues, Brc;vn3 and Ufcitdrca:- I
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Zipper front and sport
solid colors f N ' " -
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been in service only one
season, it U wiie tp have us look it -.
"'ove and check It carefully. - If it
needs valve grinding or other atten
tion, novo is the time to have it ...
because we use special J
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