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Stole Fair School
Days Aro Arranged
RALErGH. ? Thousands of Noi
Carolina school children will
special guests of the State Fair
two days set aside for them di
Ing fair week, Oct. 19-23, V~*tai
J. S. Dorton announced today.
In addition to receiving free <
mittance at the fair grounds gat
the children will get reduced ra
for rides and shows.
Dorton is mailing 400,000 free pi
es this week to county school sup
intendents in counties wliich cus
marily send big flocks of childi
to the State Fair, The rickets will
allocated to the various schools
distribution to the pupils. Dorton
plained he was not sending tick
to distant counties because usua
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they are not used. However, he said
any -school superintendent not re.
ceiving passes for pupils can get
them, if he so desires, by sending '
rth n written request to the fair manabe
ger.
ur. Tuesday, opening day, of the big
affair, has been designated as Wake
County School Children's Day. All
l(j_ ! Wake County school children preps
j senting their passes will be admittte^
ed to the grounds without charge.
A simlla- arrangement will prevail
for all other North Carolina school
isa children on briday, Oct. 22.
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to-1 Special days for school children
en are an old feature at the State Fair,
be Rain Or shine, thousands of eagertor
eyed kids will swarm through the
ex spacious grounds, marveling at the
ets exhibits and turning the midway
lly into a rollicking pleasure lane.
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Truman Will Launch
State Fair Tuesday
RALEIGH. ? Norfh Carolina's
1948 State Fair, presenting hundreds
of entertaining and instructive
features, will swing into action
Tuesday, Oct. 19, with President Truman
scheduled to open the annual
exposition with an address on agriculture.
An Invitation to visit the fair was
extended to the President by Fair
Manager J. S. Dorton and Commissioner
of Agriculture D. S. Coltrane,
and was accepted promptly by Mr.
Truman. He will be the first President
to attend the N. C. St-te. Fair
since President Theodore Roosevelt
addressed a throng on the exposition
grounds in 1905. Franklin D.
Roosevelt spoke at the fair when he
was Governor of New York.
Next week's five-day State Fair is
expected to draw nearly a half-million
visitors if the weather is good.
Manager Dorton has arranged the
most attractive program ever offered
at the Fair with a record-breaking
number of top-notch exhibits
augmenting a sparkiing entertain- |
ment schedule that promises "some j
thing different every day."
Premiums for competitive exhibits
total $25,000, highest prize money
ever offered by the fair. Over a half- !
hundred large commercial exhibits'
will be displayed. Farmers will com
pete for special prizes, including
?i,tA>u onerea to tne nrst wortn i
Carolina farmer who grows 2001
bushels of sheljed corn on an acre |
of land. In event none of the con- I
testants reaches the 200-bushel goal ,
$100 will be awarded to the entrant j
producing the greatest aipount of t
corn on an acre.
Free gate passes have been distributed
to 400,000 school children in
counties which normally send ,
groups of pupils to the fait. School i
superintendents in other counties
may get passes for their pupils by
writing to Dorton.
Wake County school children will
be admited to the fair Tuesday up- j
on presentation of their school pass- j
ee. A similar arrangement will be i
(n effect Friday for all other school |
children. ' - I
A new carrtival ? the James E. I
Strates Shows ? will have 50 modern
rides and clean shows on the'
midway. A glittering musical revue?George
A. Hamid's "Fantasies J
of 1948" ? will be presented nightly i
at the grandstand. A dozen thrilling
circus and hippodrome acts will intersperse
each afternoon and night!
(Jiugiam ai uie graiiu$ianu, ana a
; spectacular display of fireworks will
Climax each evening's entertainment.
Harness races are scheduled for
Tuesday, Thursday, and^ Friday
under sanction of the U. S. Trotting
Association. Jack Kochman will present
his World Champion Hell Drivers
Wednesday afternoon only in
a two-hour, thrill - packed program
of racing, crashing and smashing
automobiles.
Some of the nation's leading
speedway drivers will compete Saturday
in auto.races presented by the
Sam Nunis Speedways under sanction
of the American Automobile Association.
A new feature each afternoon and
night at the grandstand will be a
State Fair Folk Festival presented
by Bascom Lamar Lunsford and offering
a large variety of folk dances
and music.
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One* *|iln m ululf Mir Nf > ipipor
i boys, honoring their thrift anu enterprise.
Nearly 500,000 of there hoy*
arc carrying on that senae of duty and
re*portability which brings the papers
to our door every day La the year. These
nephews of mine are training for roccess,
and a part of that training is in
thrift. Last year, newsboys enrolled
in Newspaper Thrift Clubs Invested
$2,000,000 ha U. S. Savings Bonds.
These bonds will pay them $4 for
every $3 invested ten year* hence.
Every bond is guaranteed as the safe
rare investment for everyone.
U. S. Trtusury DtpartmtfU '
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Standard Staples
Box SrOOO For?SI-25
Bostttch B-8 Staples
Box 1.000 For?35c u
Box 5.000 For?$1.25
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LP. KIHGS MOUNTAIN, W. C.
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan
has announced that marketing quo c
tas will not be proclaimed for the h
1949 cotton crop. . 1
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REAP THIS HAUVE
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lona Peas
Corn Brand . . .
Tomato JUICEc?~
Fruit Cocktail
Green BEANS Strii
P ^ f, Ann Page W it
' Dcalid Pork & Tom. Sa
Field Peas"'?
I 16 oz. "Sweetchips"
Pickles \
? White House . 2
Apple Butter.... 1
Duke's
Mayonnaise 1
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New Crop
Brazil Nuts 4
Lb. Cello Pack Dried
Peaches 2
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1-2 Gal. Bright Sail
Ble&ch 2
Golden Maid
Margarine. 2
Iona 2 16-oz. <
Pork & Beans....]
A & P Grade A Size 2 1-2
Pumpkin, 2 for 2
SWAN SOAP
1 REG. BAB 5c When Buy
2 REG. BARS 20c
A113for25c
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
1 REG| BAR 5c When Buy
2 REG. BARBS 19c
All 3 for 24c
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
2 Bath Bon 27c
WOODBURY FACIAL
SOAP
3 Bars 28c
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otton exports averaged two and .
ia)f million bales annually.
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Vfllow Cling
PEACHES H
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Finv?r c?j 10c r
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12-Oz. 1Q.
. . Can I 7 V.
pbclls 2 Cans 25C
Can' Libby. 27C
>na O No. 2 0 7/igless
X. Cons f' V.
h O 16-Oz. O *)uce
X. Cans X> W
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Lbs J *>u?i
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Pint iCARROTS .
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K9C Red Tokay
Lb ] GRAPES ....
|1m a Yellow
,1C | ONIONS
m I 10-16. Mesh Bag
! IDAHO PO
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15c i GREEN BE
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Sc jCABBAGE,
Russet
J BOSC PEA]
I Tender Trimmed
? i GAULIFLOV
5c i
PERK I
GRANULATED SOAP |
Lge. Pkg. 34c
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
2 Beg. Ban 19c
SUPER '
SUDS
Lg?, Pkg. 34c
LUX FLAKES
1 REa SIZE 5c r
When Buy Large Size 34c
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s The average price of tobacco so
a far ih 1948 exceeds thath of 1947 for
all types. ' j
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ARMOURS
TREET
W 49c
ARMOUR'S CHOPPED
HAM
12 or. can 53c
ARMOUR S CORNED
BEEF HASH
16 oz. Can 35c
ARMOUR'S VIENNA *
-SAUSAGE
?cff* 19c
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and Vegetables I
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3 Lbs. I
29c ?
2 Lbs.
____ 9c |
TATOES 59c |
2 Lbs. I
ANS 25c i
lb. . 4c i
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2> Lbs. 1
IS 25c J
' Lb.- I
VER 10c;
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Aon Ptgt Salad
Dressing ? & 33c
Ann Par* Fancy Tomato t
Ketchup 1aS^ 20c
Sunnyflafal Flour rot
Poncakes nj 14c
am? Para BlarWIaO V
Syrup %? 23c
BunnyflaM Bait IMa| Mfc
Flour ;. ?*
Horn* SOU. BuEwtaE, Ecu Pan
MARVEL BREAD
'ft* 18c
OLD O MELLOW COfTEE
8 O'CLOCK
as 40c e 3 a 1.15 ,
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MTLD AMERICAN I
Lb. 53c
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CHEESE POOD SPMEJIO
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