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1/ r;PAV, AUGUST 1, onomist Si Plant Bed1 ?E ? UJMSN'S . jj , run amy 1 Ett^hsionfweeds on a plant' bed eaking and time-con- 1 The plants are fre- s . J the root sys- (j:tvd. and disease ? pread to healthy 1 iceepted practice to 1 bed weeds with *" the Experiment Sta-p Many farmers are v iji to 95 percent con- t when chemicals are g applied. Poor weed C :. netimes reported due t v mixing with the t : plication, or breaking ]. deep at the time the t lar.ted Therefore di- t be followed care- 's iting plant beds. The e cthods are discussed I Sell Your 1 TABOR and Trat LEWIS GC GROCERIES ANDS Tabor City, l ocated Next I II here Your Doll a Tabor City, I N.C. I Aug. | Men's Fine SHIRTS $1.69 AND UP Sizes 14 to 17 MEN'S HATS ; DRESS STRAWS mrnT a t orcv^lAL $1 ARMY LOCKERS SPECIAL! $16.18 Tax Included Also Other luggage - MEN'S WORK SOX. pr 10c Tabor City, ^N. C. iven some unsatisfactory results. Time is required to kill the <eed seed and for the poisonous laterials to be leached from the ail or changed to a harmless ma;rial. Therefore, the treatment nould be, applied' at, I^ast <80 rftays ^seeding: ^U f , Clean all weeds and trash fr;5m ie area to be used for the bed 'repare a fine, clod-free bed by reaking, discing, harrowing, and aking until smooth. Clods larger Iran a garden cherry will preent weed seed inside from belg killed. Broadcast \ pound of Uramor r Cyanamld per square yard ol lant bed This should be done nmediately after preparing the ed and before the soil has <hac ime to dry out. Mix the Ui anion or Cyanamic Sell Your TABO 1945 lggests Plans 8 freed Control ; ?e irn order ? to~avoid i failure?:s' m* iiicorrec't-Tapjjlicaui^fi Jb Consideration should be given ? your specific conditions in t! electing the chemical to use.' F lyanamid and Uramon have both'b iven satisfactory weed control, n jramon has given outstanding n ontrol of soil-borne diseases root knot, black root rot, and ?ranville wilt). This permits ermanent plant bed sides at con- 0 enient locations where the soil p ype is suitable and there is a ;ood supply of running water. I' Jyanamid does not control soil- , iorne diseases. Cyan-amid should ? used on the dark colored, lowowing soils of the Coastal plain lecause Uramon lias not been oo satisfactory on this type of oil. Cyanamid is also preferred m the clajr^ soils of the Old 5elt area where Uramon has obacco In , CITY le With IRE & CO...FEEDS EEDS I - - N.C. | )oor To Bank \r Goes Further ' mmmmmmmtammmmmmmm ^arnlina Df ^ VtJl _ , Our buyers have New York and St. L have plenty of Men member of your famih WATER-PROOF i Window SHADES 6 x 36 59C Piece GOODS Arriving Weekly Nice Selection of Broadcloths and Prints. Yard, 29c i AND UP Men's Work SHIRTS niir THAMBRAY ULlVk. $1.29 Carolina. D ? a See Us F< GENERAL INS1 FOWLER INSURAN( Tabor C Back the Attack?1: jpt. Stores m just returned from ,ouis?and we now ;handise for every r. Buy and save here j , I TOWELS 39c AND UP 5-QUART ALUMINUM POTS . . . $2.69 Val. $1.95 2-Qt. Stainless Steel POTS $1.19 $1.98 Value 79c Fry Pans .... 39c (uice Extractors . $2.98 SPECIAL Curtain Rods 10c ept. Stores THE STATE PORT PILOT thoroughly with the top 4 inche of soil. Disk once or twice witl i the disk set up at a gharp angle i! or work once or twice with ? 3 or 4-tooth, one-horse cultivatoi or similar implement. The culti vator should, be -used jswhen thi i go too deep in places and no: deep enough in others. Ther ' harrow repeatedly with a spike I tooth harrow or rake thoroughly For hand operations, use a ho. for mixing with the soil anc finish by thoroughly raking. Broadcast % pound more oi granular Cyanamid or Uramoi , per square yard on the smooti surface. Rake in lightly anc leave it in that condition unti ' time to seed. In time of ex ' treme drought, water the. bed af ter applying Cyanamid or Ura I mon. OHHHMW Tobacco In r city nd ? ' \ >r All Your LJRANCE NEEDS nesmith :e agency ity, n. C. iuy More War Bonds , , L o r i s, ? S.C. *ICE SALE Cotton Wash DRESSES For All Around Wear? $1.9$ AND UP Choose Your Cottons From This Assortment Rayon Satin SLIPS $1.95 Lace trimmed tailored Here's A Big SANDAL VALUE THEY'RE NOW n n t nr? n r iv. i ti c u $1.49 (No Stamps) Loris, S.C. , SOUTHPORT, N. C. -- They Saw Action l In I wo Battle :i ? ? ' f^^BSSmsS^p^&: y I wK^BwSnSnmWZ&''*:' ',: SOMEWHERE IN THE PACIFIC, (Delayed)?"Duke," Marine War Dog, and hi9 handler, Private First Class Horace M. Cox J of Tabor City, N. C., pose for ! pictures at a war dog rehabilita[ tion center here. They saw j action at Iwo Jlma. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cox. Merchants Get Sane Advice Told To Be On Lookout For User! Scales Now Beinsr Sent Into State For ReSale RALEIGH.?C. D. Baucom, superintendent of the Weights and Measures division of the State Department of Agriculture, has warned North Carolina merchants to be on the alert in the purchase of used scales which are now being sent into this State for resale. Within the past month, Baucom said, 260 of these scales have been tested and less than four per cent were found to be in "workable" condition. The scales _ not approved were condemned and will be held until they can be placed in good condition. In the event this is not possible, they may be destroyed. Of the 260 scales examined, 150 were found in Goldsboro, 10 in Raleigh, and 100 in Charlotte. Baucom said his inspectors are now "on the trail" of others which have been shipped into this State in recent weeks. O i ?<?.! n t An/Inn f Don nnwi nn Info/1 I OUJJC1 UUGIIUCIlli uauwm {A/iiivvu to the need for additional scales in North Carolina, but pointed out | that "we cannot accept scales which have been condemned elsewhere." "Any person purchasing: scales jfrom anyone other than a legitij mate scale dealer should make | certain they are in good condition before payment Is made," ad| vised Baucom. He explained that the Scale Mechanic Act was set up to protect owners and users of scales against the practices of the unscrupulous, incompetent, and fraudulent "selfnamed" scale mechanics. He said the law forbids the sale or moving of any condemned scale until it has been put in a satisfactory weighing condition. ; Pacifii Ocean ^ NEW YORK?No hit and run attacks are defiant and unchallenged assaults of TJ. S. and British warships as they turn their Unoo r\n Anaat nf .Tnnfln. I Dig guns iwoe W11 vwwww r ] In addition to gesture of contempt for both enemy naval and j air power, and the incidental propaganda value, it develops that this is part of a campaign to knock out rail lines that rim * shores of enemy homeland, as the I may indicates. Such attacks, from the sea, can be expected to . continue against Japan's communications lines. Taking a chapter from European war, the importance of paralyzing rat ; transport is being stressed. CarI rier-based planes have been hami mering at rail networks in the interior, as well as at war plants Arrows point to area known tc have been hardest hit by the sea attacks; Heavy black line indicates generally reported course followed by ships. Inset shows areas in relation to Japan. PIED PIPER (B.S.) DOUGLAS, Isle Of Man?A.P. _ ?Miss E. A. Chandler, bachelor h I , of science from London, .has just | ? LeROl 5c & M Cordially invites you 1 Store your Trading He WASHABL1 Window Sht 36-inches by 6 29c and 5^ 1 O T I'rinlniim 7A16. I^lUUIVUlii $5.50 Metal Wash I $1.49 Large Assortn Be Ladies', Childi IS THERE A WHEI JI ? -A . W Reece: gJE Sell Y< And Goi Lovel IN QUALI Wfipf Wofrli MIlOl TTUlVtJ Ned AND MA Buy and Don't wait until Gift for your loved o stock is complete and I WATER-PF THE IDEAL G Reece I j TABOR CI LIGHTS OUT NOP.THFLEET, England?A.P. -Because so many street lamps ave been maliciously broken? \ iany.oT them by children using 1 residents ot|j jcal council says. i ! LEE'S[ST and up T .0 Sell Tobacco in Tabor Cit; ladquarters for all kinds of ft - Enamel ides Complet tMt . 59c 'c Turki 1 Ru^s 21 x 36' 21 x 27 boards Feather Pi lent of Glassware at Reasoni Sure To See Our Line Of? ren's and Infants Wear m TPQTinM TM YC\ IE TO FIND THE E iWELRY VALUES ? \ * w \: i. 3ur Tobacco In Tabor me in And See Our St< y Crystal and Jew TY ITEMS FOR LADIES AN es, Diamonds, Pin klaces. . . Compa NY OTHER APPROPRIATE Mail Overseas Gifl the last minute to buy and i ne in overseas-service ... I selection is easy . . . COME iOOF WATCHES I FT FOR THE MAN 's Jewelry I TV PI 1 1 - - M. 4 PAGE 9 .1 BRITONS WELCOME jfl LONDON ? A.P.?Queensland I vill welcome and prefer settlers I 'rom Britain arter tne war, said I ?rank Cooper,, Queensland v pre- * II filer who ''is - on govemrhsht " I msiness. He said ail J Australia II ORE I J abor City I r and to make our I lerchandise? I I Cook Pots I e Assortment I to $1.29 I sh Towels >1 29c I Heavy Duty I illows, pr. $3.vSU able Prices. 1 ing Apparel >UR MIND IEST lo . . . Gome -aight To? ABOR ' CITY | AND I ILY | Store } City Z 3ck Of elry j D MEN. s, Bracelets cts 7 ITEMS ts Now! ~ nail your Christmas )o it now while our IN TODAY ! ! ' * ? FOR MEN f, [ IN SERVICE Store 1 HONE 20-7 r p
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