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TO GROW SUPPLIES
AT HOME
Great Activity Among Far
mers of Yadkin Township—
County Agent Trevathan
Doing Good Work-
G. \V Smith, of King. was
here this week and reported
much dissatisfaction anion*;
the farmers of Yadkin over the
low prices of tobaec>\ and
great activities looking to tho
raising of home supplies- Yad
kin is proverbially noted f"V
thrit'tiness among her farmers,
but, Mr. Smith says, that never
before has so much clover and
grass >«••' i been sown, while
there are other italicat'on.- of
an i:1111.:i ■ n .it: >ii;_r the far
mers t' improve their soils, to
the end that they may grow
ik l ii r i rops
It j.- noticed generally ;*i Ihe
ci ii'.ty that ilii- farnii r- ar
wide awake t>> the urgent need
> f a live-at-honie policy, and to
the advisability of swerving
away from tobacco as money
crop. The disasters attending
the last two crops has had a
m»st sobering effect on many
of those who have always be
lieved in tobacco to the exclu
sion of everything else >n the
farm. Now under the advice
and supervision of County
Demonstration Agent Treva
than. much effort is being put
forth in many quarters t ward
a more sensible and sane policy
v. Inch is preceded by extensive
lay-outs f r improvement an I
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enrichment of the soils-
It is the cpininon of the most
conservative farmers that the
lessons of the last two years
have not been lost on the far
mers. and that the outlook in
Stokes county is brighter by
. far than ever before toward
j self - mintenance and home
supplies made at h»me
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' 1 The true philosopher doesn't
e j whine for things he knows he
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' ! PRICES REDUCED ON THE BEST I
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I Used Cars
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Two 1929 New Ford Coupes. 5,
10 One 1929 New Ford Sedan. y
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■ | One New Ford Touring. X:
X Four 1927 Ford Coupes. 0
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. 0 Four 1 Ford Tourings.
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iV Three 1029 Ford Runabouts. X
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X One 1 !»2S Chevrolet Coach. A
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q One 1928 Chevrolet Sedan. C
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0 One 192S Chevrolet Coupe. X
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q Oi:e 1927 I'ontiac Coach. C
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Terms to reliable parties. o
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II FORD PRODUCTS |
WALNUT COVE, N. C. S
) o ONLY FORI) DEALERS IN STOKES COUNTY ||
CUT COFFEE COST IN HALF
You yet ;.s many cups from 1 pound of "Gold Ribbon" Rrand |
Coffee and Chicory as you do from 2 pounds of ordinal y coffee.
> because it is Double Strength. Cut your coffee bill in half by
1 sing "Gold Ribbon" Blend- 1 pound lasts as long as 2 pounds
of onlinarv coffee—and you pas no more-
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J BEE SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. t
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We will have bees and all kinds of supplies that V
i 0 anyone will need and can give you as good prices $1
| q as you can yet anywhere and quality with them.
> y Will also have Italian Rees and Queens and will l»e Yi
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i 0 ready May Ist. Write for prices on Rees and Queens. a
I 0 VV. MATT NELSON, Si ,
| 0 Moore's Spring's, N. C.
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|S M. F. BROWN, s!■
;g Gap, N. C. Si
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
BABY CHICKS —High produc
tion. purebred R. I- Reds,
Barred Rocks and White Leg
horns, at $12.50 per 100, deliv
ered 100 per ct. live- Two
teeks old started, same breeds
§2O per hundred delivered-
Hundreds of Leghorn pullets
for sale also- All of these are
healthy, vigorous stock. Large
or small orders filled promptly.
MOUNT AIRY HATCHERY.
MOUNT AIRY, N C. 2ap4w
M. E. Church Third
Quarterly Conference
The third Quarterly Confer
ence of the M. E- church for
Danbury circuit vwll meet at
Pine Hall Methodist church on
Saturday, April 12, at 11 o'clock-
All members of the churches
and visitors are invited to b«> i
present with lunch for dirner j
on the ground. Rev. W- E- !
Poovey, Presiding Elder of the |
Mt. Airy District will preach j
Saturday morning and Sunday j
morning.
REMARI K man about .'{o yrs.
old with car wanted to call
en farmers in Stokes county.
Make S# to sls d;tily. No ex
perience or capital needed.
N\ rite today. McNcss Company
Dept. .M. Free port. 111. lw
FARMING LAND FOR RENT'
This is good farming land—
line for tobacco, good hams,
two good cow pastures, best er
rhard in the county, good dwel
ling. one tenant house and out
buildings. See—
-1)11.1.Alt I) OODSON or
SAM DODSON.
WALNUT COVE. N. C.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as adminis
! trator of the estate of Mrs- I
I'oily Ashby, dee'd. late of Sto
kes county, N- C.. this is to no
tify all persons owing her es
tate to make immediate pay
ment. and all persons holding
claim* against her estate are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly nuthen.vcated. to
the undersigned for payment
dii or before the 7th day of
April. 1931. or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their re
covery- This April 5, 1930.
N- 1). OAKLEY. Adm
>f Mrs. I'ollv Ashby, deceased
\V H-'ll v 1 • ft• »• fhn \ lmv
j iw(j Never Before Has So
j Little Bought So MuchJ
; jtUuMj,Goodyear, world's largest builder |
4jof tires, caps the climax! See the "
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em&pfejm
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Look at These Amazing Prices!
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A"' ucper-cul, Pathfinder detign
i —finer looking and better-grip- ' a
pin;: than treads en many high
priced tiret.
«0N THE SIRE-WALLS the M
j/f thick, wide, tapered bar* and
three heavy circle riba which add .
lieauty and real "daaa." alia a
' :n7tre in curb , ; d r«,:c U «ion. r " , ' on Heavy Duty Truck Tires-32x6 10-ply „
3 SIX-PLY HEAVY DUTY BODY >
of nturdy Sr PERT WIST the j
•hocU-ab.orhing cord patented by Cafefullv mOUnted. SaVC Oil tUDCS, tOO I
i.oodymr and obtainable ONLY « 1 J L_
in «;ondyear Tire.. (Com. in for Remember: These Goodyears are backed by ou*-|
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A quality, full oversize tire of
rui?K(ft strength—carrying the # _ ,
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s proudly bearing tha Goodyear mm
f namr and home Sag. A value 4.40 $5.60
y nnly the world's largeat maker ™
■ •'ti"» can offer! 30x4.50 $6.30
iDon't Fail to See This 30x3 1-2 (Oversize) $4.75
I Latest Cnvdycar "Scoop" ' 30x3 $4 40
FULTON MOTOR CO.
WALNUT COVE, N. C.
ft
\W\ A proposition
llpll from your
CORN HAY.
CROPS
"Feed us the food we like. We'll pay you
back many times over...and we don't
mean maybe."
Chilean Nitrate of Soda is the fertilizer
that these crops need to make their maxi
mum yields. Top dress them with Chilean
Nitrate this spring. You'll harvest more corn
and more hay—enough more per acre to
show fine profit over and above the cost of
your fertilizer.
North Carolina Farmer Says:
"I use Chilean Nitrate of Soda as a
side or top dressing on my com. cot
ton and small grain. 1 use 100 lbs. per
acre. My yields are doubled on cor:r
and oats and increased a third on cot
ton. I cannot recommend too highly
the use of side or top d ressings, a*
they have proven so very satisfactory
to me."
BLANEY SUMRELL, Ayden, N. C.
Chilean Nitrate is the world's only nat
ural nitrate fertilizer. Its nitrogen goes to
work at once. And nitrogen isn't the only
important element. It contains iodine, too.
a most important factor in the health of
live-stock and humans.
Sec your local fertilizer dealer. If he
not earry Chilean Nitrate of Soda lie ran
cattily get it for you.
Free Fertilizer Book
Our new illustrated book, "How to Fertilize Corn
in the South" is just off the press. Free. Ask for
Book No. 6, or tear out this ad and mail it with
your name and address written on the margin.
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