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PAGE TWO Where North Caroline leads - (Every school child In North Carolina should mednarixs tils following): North Carolina has the largest towel mills In the world, with head quartrn at Kannapolis, producing NMM Iwnh per day. As far as the Unas of civilisation extend, the “Cannan” brand la tamm. North Carolina has the largest desthn ndis la the world, the Case mflls at Greensboro. North Carolina has the largest damaak mllh in the world. Rosemary Manufacturing Company, Rosemary. North Carolina produces move tobacco than ssny other state hi the unhm. and manufactures more tobacco than all other states combined. North Carolina produces more peanuts than any other stone. North Carolina produces more mica than any other state In the and males find li quality of feldspar. North Carolina has developed more electric horsepower than any slate In the sonth North Carolina has the largest pulp mills In the United States, Cham pion fibre Co., Caiton. N. C. North Carolina has the largest hosiery mills In the world. Durham Hos ier)' Mills, Durham. North Carolina has more cotton textile mills and makes a wider va riety of textile products than any stats In the unkti. North Carolina operates more spindle hours than any state In the union. North Carolina U second In the number of sppfewlle*. North Carolina makes nwrr wooden bedroom furniture than any state in the union. North Carolina has the largest heavyweight underwear mills in the 'union. P N llanes Knitting Co., Wins teat-Salem. North Carolina has the largest tobacco awmafartailag plant h the world- R J Reynolds Tobacco Co., which ships eighteen thousand solid carloads of tohaeoo products each year to all quarters of the globe. % North Carolina has a aider variety of noil and produces a wider vari ety of grain, fruit Aid vegetable crops than any other state North Carolina has th«. largest aluminum plant in tto world, at Tladlii North Carolina Is the largest cordage and twine manufacturer lh the United States. \ North Carolina pays more federal tax to the government than aB of the orig'«ial thirteen colonies combined. Including Virginia, and Is surpassed In amount only by three states. North Carolina k-ads entire southern states hi furniture manufac ture tud Is surpaxeed In the United States by only sue state. North Carotins leads all states In variety of native preplans stories. Assuring the Mayor’s Presence Saving heard of the financial difficulties of Chicago’s municipal govern ment, Jane Frohman and Betty Adler wanted to be sure of Mayor Termak’s presence at the World Fair next year. So they presented him *rith the first of eight hundred million certificates which can be used at } -he Fair in place of money. The certificates will be distributed to mer chants throughout tin- country to be nassed on to their customers. BIG SISTER What’s Thfc! By LES FORGRAVE -v-'K.g l ii£zJ?!f 2°' • < 55?~ li ’ V ' T tOR&crT ißil /' 1111 " \i | I wsu-FORtw 1 lwooth tHaketh! TH AT PI SMI K)G /TCP ALL aOOT OLE f <?tT OUT y VOO NAT N'TV Jl' .z LOOK AT tH 1 HttLE B'.TTY village bv V > clam i Put im mv /SB i thing? Voo'vE GOT v£ ' = marble I poumo iw mv pocket! —— - —-- ■ L i |__ _ | | n i ■ “ «* -- - - THE THE CU M P S — SQU P’S OH! f A T^A T wir^™rwLi» D TME*II / AW> ' NW,I - e 'N ip the time caj*b wwwi'Vil u '*\ | ‘ to w,!sn son # 1 i^m BE TOUR |vfeß DEVOTED VJ* A 1 J U6JY \ VM »ps>P M aki> aj.^ 1 HENDERSON, (W.C,) DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, |*sl' Champ 100 Farmerette ' -wjj introducing the world's champion farmerette! She is 18-yesr-old Henrietta Bakker who arrived in the United States only two yean ago from Holland. Taking first place in corq husking, churning, milking and hay cocking. Miss Bakker won the title at thy Los Angalea county fair at Pomona. Cal. /JmhNimkuu- DEAR NOAM ~ IF MAHATMA QANDHI CAUGHT IN A KANSAS WOOLCi YOU SAY ME WAS TWO SHEETS /At THE >A//ND? MRS OIM J. RAOLAKIO, _ Geartv, Oklahoma. PEAR NOAH - OUR TABU? leaves ARE TURNING BRowm, \nhat insecticide SHOULD I USB To SPRAT ON THEM ? O.BC. Poe hi. o, □Colo • /lo*h Nunskuu. DEAR NOAM ARE YOU ustemin' it= -THE Mop-m Piece should «>o in to THE HANDS THE RECEIVeig. WHAT STAMP would -me telephqme TAKE ? DootfmvMeß/. milevmicH; DEAR HOAH - WHEN AND * ’ WHAT FIR DOSS xk -JRES BARK ? ymausvwm, MAXirte- onio send in tour NOMBQuesnowi A POSTCARD WILLDc THE OLD HOMC t&WH By STANLEY Kfrrs aWreat) {nqjm*v-pphe moves\ IDEA —BUT )HIS MODEL. OVER # / IHE FL.Y fV \~1 0 THfE ELITE V SfASON / -3 ( LUNCH ROOM HE ))* ARooT )r* CAN CqIVE »T A REAI ovet *\y test they ha/cJ U VFLIES IT.' <S%A - AMBROSE PUTTER FIMAL.LY PERFECTED WjgW* * HIS NEWEST FLY EXTERMINATOR, ® TljfVx THREE MONTHS ON "THE LOOM. \il\v Rounds and itwillßc BEADY FOR. THE MARKET (7) 1932 L*« W. SUnlay Central Prcn 0 -23*32. • DID YOU KNOW? - --By R. J. Scott bluy v£ £ a?ct«aM /Ji tro m w hale oi l f AMOUNT'oF'ftlt AMS-ffeRDAM MEVV/ * S COMP ° itC> ° F WHAL£ - he meld "The office s' Tucams The oil into OF OiRtCToR-<;ENERAU }WAjM\ W AM EXPENSIVE HARD OFTNm NEW FAT , - j ' ’'v; I '- rrsMAMe W OEBr-ib-Tim sum A Bt FORCED-Jo ACCEPT a AMOUNT in StrUtMtMt dispatch WANT ADS Get Result* TOBACCO FARMERS Cm ~ T newspapers to store you. <ut l ’ l '° bacco on. Get them at ; Jlt V Dispatch office for loc per ► , n j"' FOR~ ~Tvl ished apartment. Lights. a , telephone furnished. p liulu . ' |J f o J f.. stenographer' desi r dr,", x - manent or temporary p O ,,; lf ' n f . n eral oft ice work desired. fast and willing worker. <!*■*,* years experience. Ex-..,..'/' ferences. Address, "S>ne - Care Dispatch. ** *. WARM AIR FURNACES I’\ s -. , ed. cleaned a,,d i.p.ned j,'". regulators installed and i.p new smoke pipe? Tanner ! Company. 3 - BELIEVE It day fcY day in every way u-.oie ; ir .i , (1 . people are learning ab.,ut the ir.- r of our shop. Meet >uUI , I t .? here. Allen's Barber Shop Thui e-t n. t; IJOR RENT-THREE NICE heated rooms, in. w.th >v u . out meals. Phone 425 Sou’.:. \v Street. SOUR CREAM W'ANTED yc,p % making butter. If interested «, Pine State Creamery Co R* r - c : ■:*- COAL, GOOD COAL- LET l < f n j up your bm now while it « c .. it wdl be higher after w. c:h, r t> -. cold W r e have a fuil -tu.k i, for you at right price. g Ua .^ ( and weight guaran'eed n- oßc J Hlght's Coal and Wood Y„:i! IS -*.<d if MAVIS MOTOR OIL FOR~~m 7 cars and trucks lie per 0 - uil Guaranteed satisfaction c: refunded. None better, s,d , 847 North Garnett Street Hci.ot - son. I*3-3: FOR RENT APARTMENT PP. vete entrance, steam heat hot cold water, hardwood e r.s garage. PVione 38. 5 e-.d tt NOTICE—IF YOU ARE I\' TER ested in saving money it wi.. j., v \ to visit the O. & H Pudutr < Wyche Street. r. r ■ u . . and vegetables. special pncr* flour, shipstuff, meat laid h r.j n gar, watermelons. Where se: . t - a pleasure. I*3'. . ! ROOM FOR RENT-STEAM HE.aT j ed and private bath. One or txs mexi only. Apply apartment cr.- The Stonewall, 1115 Young Av* phone 535 or 215-J. Fu-tf FOLLOW THE CROWDS. KK FRESH YOURSELF AT lIENDIR SON’S MOST I*ol*l T LAR FOIMAIN AT WARTMAN’S PHARMACY Last Bargain Fares Os The Season September 30—October Ist Henderson To New York *8 00 Philadelphia 7 00 Atlantic City 7 00 Pittsburgh 9 00 Baltimore 6 00 Washington 5 00 And Return Tickets sold Dor all trains September SOth, October Ist— WasltiiiKi«n md Baltimore tickets limited retuaunc :i leave destination prior to ntidniskt October 3rd; other points October l:h Reduced round trip pullinan fare* Stopover* allowed and baggage checked. Ftor information see Agent H. E. PLEASANTS. Dl*A 506 Odd Fellows Bldg., Raleigh. N C Seaboard AIA LLNI RAILWAY SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY TRAINB LEAVE HENDERSON "AS FOLLOWS No. NORTHBOUND J 88—8:48 A. M. for Richmond Washington, New York, connect' tef at Norllna with No. 18 »t --rlvlng Portamoutta-Norfolk 18:1*5 F. M. with parlor-dining car eer flee, 4— «:« P. M. for Richmond and Portsmouth, Washington. Now Fork. 1W—8:48 P. for Richmond Washington and New York •—4:*B A. M. for Portsmouth Norfolk Washington. New York Na SOUTHBOUND I*l—A:«S A. M. far Savannah. JaekMorllh, Miami, Tampo, Bt PeSenlmrg. •—*:4g p. U. Hr Raleigh. San ford, Hamlet, Columbia, Savan nak, Miami Tampa, St, Peteiw Nirg. W7—7:M P. M far Raleigh. Ham M, Savannah, Jacksonville. Miami, Tampa, St. Petersburg Atlanta, Birmingham. 0—1:18 A. M. for Atlanta. BbO- Ingium, Memphis. Per hsfmmelfan eaU mi H * Phil ■! nil, DFA., Raleigh, N. C-. •r M C Oappe, TA , Henderson N. C.