——— I f i-fcJjiKf Comstock Pie-Sliced Apples, 2 for 39c Austex Beef Stew/ no. 300 can, 2for53c Duke's MAYONNAISE, gt. jar . . . 53c WESSON OIL, qt. bottle 49c CHOCOLATE, YELLOW, WHITE Dromedary CAKE MIXES 25c JELLO PIE FILLING, 4 boxes ... 25c Delsey TOILET TISSUE, 4-roll pkg. 49c %-OZ. PKG. FFV Chocolate Drop Cookies . . . 25c GLADIOLA BISCUITS, 10 cans ... 99c PRODUCE Size 3ft— Calif. Cantaloupes, 2 for .... 45c Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs 19c Celery, No. 3 Size, 2 atks 25c FROZEN FOODS Orange Juice, 2 12 oz. cans .. 49c 1-LB. SIZE— Calif. Strawberries, 2 for 55c MEATS Western Meata— Round, Sirloin, T-Bone, lb. .. 59c FREE PARKING — WE DELIVER Boone Super Market 601 E. King St. Phone AM 4-3891 Valle Crucis, Crossnore Tie For Top Position The Avery-Watauga Baseball ! Valla Cruel* and the Croaannra All-Start tied lor tint place. Ruth erwood and the Crossnore High lander* were tied (or third place only one-half line out of first plac* Valle Cruci* and the All-Stars will play a came next Sunday lor the . league ehampiouhip at Ben Ward'a field. The game promiaea to be an Interesting one aa the two team* have split a pair of game* so (ar. The play-oU games will start on Saturday, September 14, at the Highlanders and Rutherwood fields. Final Standings: Waa Leet Valle Crucls 14 4 All-Stars 14 4 Rutherwood 13 S Ben Ward 11 5 Banner Elk 0 » Elk 8 10 Beech Mountain 4 14 Rich Mountain 3 14 Bethel 1 17 (Too late (or last week) The Avery-Watauga Baseball entered the final week end o( play with three teams battling it out (or- top spot. The Crossnore AllStars were in first place, one-half game ahead o( the Crossnore Highlanders and Valle Crucis. Fast rising Rutherwood replaced Ben Ward in fourth place. Game results Sat., Aug. 24: AU-Stars 11, Beech Mountain 4 Valle Crucis B. Bethel 4 Banner Elk over Rich Mountain Elk 6, Highlanders 3 Rutherwood B, Ben Ward 0. Sunday, Aug 23: Valle Crucis B. Highlanders 9 Highlanders 12, Beech Mountain « Elk 8, Ben Ward 4 All-Stars 18, Banner Elk 3 Rutherwood 11, Rich Mountain 2 Standings: after above games: Wea Lost All-Stars 13 4 Highlanders 12 4 Valle Crucis .12 4 Rutherwood 12 S Ben Ward B 6 Banner Elk 8 B Elk ..... 8 B Beech Mountain 4 12 Rich Mountain 3 13 Bethel 1 IB ® n UffilL STEER YOU RIGHT on USED CARS & TRUCKS Cars 56 Chevrolet 210' 2 Door, Radio, Heater, V8 Engine, Standard Tranftmiwion. Very (Dean. '56 Ford Fairlane 4 Door, Fully Equiped with Fordomatic. Low Mileage, Extra Clean. '55 Chevrolet '210' 2 Door, Radio, Healer, Very Clean. '52 Chevrolet Deluxe ' * 4 Door, Radio, Heater, Seat Covers, Very Nice. '47 Chevrolet 2-dr. Radio and Heater. Trucks '55 Chevrolet '/a Ton Pickup, Radio, Healer, Low Mileage. '55 Ford V-8 V2 Ton . Pickup, Heater, Clean. '53 Dodge 1 Ton Dual Wheel, One Owner. '52 Chevrolet Va Ton Panel, One Owner. ndrews Chevrolet, Inc. dm1«t LKenw n#. U37 if j Boone, North Carolina . -A — ' Fair Premium List Is Mailed The new premium list of the North Carolina State Fair which goes into the maiU today carries offer* of more than 180,000 in eaah award* to prospective exhibitors at the 1M7 exposition which will be held in Kaleigh October IS through It. Demand for the list to the greatest ever, according to Dr. J. S. Dorton. manager, who states that more than five and one-half tons of paper were required to print this year's edition of 10,500 copies. Copies are being sent to all exhibitors on the regular mailing list, to all county home and farm agents, and many agriculture and home economics teachers, who help with the preparation of exhibits from individuals and county units snd dubs. The newest department of the Fair will be the expanded "Village of Yesteryear", which displays many of the "old timely" tools, crafts and machines of the years gone by. This year, handicrafts have been moved to this department. Such interesting exhibits as the displays of pottery, copper and silver items, rugs and other woven products of the handlooms, that represent the home shop crafts of sntebellum times will come into their own. Craftsmen and women will work at their benches throughout fairweek, and their Nematodes Are& Farm Concern RALEIGH—Hm tobacco I» er*s iMmlnti om concern, Amsm tar lea dlmllgi^gthta year than ia the past Furney Todd, plant pathology specialist for the N. C. Agricultural Extension Service at State College, say> reduction tat damage didn't just happen, but is the result of hard work by many different groups. The agricultural researcher had to find what crop* to use in rotation programs, the kind of soil fumigants to use and how to apply them, and the advantage of certain foil cultural practices for nematode control County farm agents and others demonstrated these practices to tobacco growers. And farmers had to put all of these practices to work on their farms Todd says controlling nematodes is a hard and constant fight Crop rotation and soil fumigation are two important steps in controlling nelnatodee. However, Todd points out that fall cultural practices, like plowing out the stubble, are equally important Todd says nematode populations can be reduced by 70 per cent simply by plowing up the tobacco stubble immediately after harvest. To do the job, Todd suggests that fanners first cut the tobacco stalks thoroughly. Then with a handiwork will literally come into being before your eyes. Copies of the Premium List may be obtained by writing: Entry Department, N. C. State Fair, P. O. Box 5985, Raleigh, N. C. None Course C) To Be Given Applications ire (till being accepted far the Bed Crow Home Nurainf Instructor's Couth to be hold at the Presbyterian Church la Boone from September 90 through October 4 from 8:90 a. m until 9:00 p. m dally. Each community in the county la urged to have at leait one of iti community leaden take the instructor's course so that a home nursing coarse will soon be available la their community. Retired nurses or teachers are also urged to attend so that they will be better ahlo to assist to future home nursing courses in their own area of the county. Application forms may be obtained from Mrs. Roberta Ray, 214 Locust St. Boone, Chairman of the local Bed Croaa Nursing Committee, Him Jean Childers at the Home Demonstration Agent's Office or Mrs. Nancy Thomas, Public Health Nurse at the Health Center. heavy disc, middle-buster, or turning plow turn the roots out and up on top, exposed to dry to the sun and wind. After one week, go over the field with a smoothing harrow. Allow the turned roots another week to dry before planting winter cover crops or fall grain. "Fall cultural practices are as easy as that," says Todd, "but they are the third step in effective nematode control to be'used along with crop rotation and soil fumigation." NEW RCA WHIRLPOOL FREEZER holds all the food bargains you can buy -pays for itself with the food money you save! An entirely new-and different-freezer that guards the very peak of flavor! Thin little-looking freezer IH really a giant in appetite - holds more than a quarter-ton of food, givea you 16 cubic feet of freezing capacity! That meana you can buy a quarter or loin of beef at a time; freeze it away in ■teaka, roaata, hamburger*, eat it for weeka at tremendous laving!. You can buy peachea, strawberries, vegetable* in aeason at low' price*—and save money the reat of the year. TM* model, YH 16 $299.95 Save Uwr, to*. For RCA WHIRLPOOL capture*—and holds— all the good taste. ■ Flavor doesn't change berauae temperature doesn't rary more than V Just counter-high—so you can get aa extra work surface. Gleaming white outside. smart copper-and-spice interior, clean and uncluttered design all over. See this new RCA WHIRLPOOL freezer now. Buy it on our budget plan. Upright freezer* fra«l $279.95 to DOWN DELIVERS FOOD PROTECTION POLICY SWOFFORD'S DIAL AM 4-3MI — BOONE, N. C. "OrKKATlUN Utlr MltUfi 1 A lane group oI U, S medalists haa left for the South Pote la this yeart "Operation Dm* Frrew," the Alrd and Urge* ex Petition to the Antarctic in three year* The 4,147 Nsvy, Marine Corpa and Air Force roan taking part were moved south aboard Si airplanes and 10 ships. if<4n ffrras m* f ■»*» + <*« «<» «h» tlJZHHilEEKErimJ | Shews Each Day Monday Threngh 1 Friday—t, l,lMdt o'clock Saturday—1 and S o'clock Complete Fregraas Change Saturday-? and t p. at Sunday—S aad » o'clock Adai—lie, Ik; Friday* lie. 2*c Children Under It Adadtted FREE With Paid Adnlt All My Friday

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