Pv • c ■ • '
•. W. C. Witts. Kin*;.
1 have r. , . .„ g | J( , ws rod ./lover. Many
®rs . tWt • !'.:rr.> rs Stokes County still
' " " • believe growing red clover and
R£DDY
*9u tlevl'K. Servant
Friend of t
, i Family
fi v
\iS *
Long before the uar. "conservation"' was a strong
Vfltng point for Electric Service. Time—energy—food
•*vere among economies of the electrical household, not
lo mention the convenience and comfort of doing things
the care-free electrical way.
These savings hi\c been dotihtlv important a aids
to the family budget in War Time and as a help to
more efficient li\ing during a period that has imposed
ne* duties and opportunities for service on the American
home-maker, t "*
jJF Retnember to be .is careful .is \ou can uith \oui
appliances: J*. _ . ,
Keep them cletit}; tfiotJ loose *crev or *
g*_ nut*; oil ii here indicated. i:thl treJt \oitr cords
j,. and plugs nith an eye for long trouble-free
£ Service. t
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DUKE POWER CO. Jj
; 11 1
| 1 Future
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I* wfe.r
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mE DANBURY BETOKTEB, DANBFRY. X. C. FEBRI*.-R V 1, 1945
fi:id that it still pays them.
| Mr. Watts grew a small graii
i crop on this field and seeded i
to red clover. He also uses plen
ty of poultry manure since h
keeps between 2,000 and 3,0n
laying hens. In iy-43, Mr. Watt
moved two crops of clover of
this field and this past year he cu
two crops of hay. Not only do-,
rod clover make good hay crop
but it also improves the soil fit
tility. It tits in ecpecially we
with grain and livestock fanr.in
Those who are growing red cU
j ver give the following recommit
dat ions*.
Sow the clover seed in smai
grain crop and on fertile soii
Around 1- pounds of seed shois*
be sown on each acre. You wi,
get best results by mixing th
seed with 4W pounds of ph«>-
phate or with MOO pounds of ai
0-12-1- fertilizer. The 0-12-12
especially recommended if les; •
deza has been grown on the -
Farmers say they get better
ver stands when they sow
seed with tlieir sjrain drill. Pi
the fertihxi r - i s d. mixed 1
aether, i'l the t rtilizer hoppei
th> drill .nid let the uise ride t
top of the t« .nd. This is tio i
b«st by reli 1 sin - the splines ta.
force the dis, into the ground.
NOTKI) HI LL «;OKS
r ) W'AL.WT CO".
PaUsis C. Katy ot Danbur>
whose fatva is mar Walnut
has purihasd Ixia's Mramj *
Lid from A. S. Da'toti of Dai >n
This bull is trom Imported Ixia'
(Kii.nl L. i .'nd is cut n"
. d La K..' I >ew !'• Ho
of tli.S' \v>-i ,!.ip'!t«'i
from t!:- I*' .base;.. Iu«:
ally, w>' : v n..t import* i any i'
re»> nt y. • 1 >err cap
tared t!v i rd.
The sel \l. . ol the I . I Sin
available to cattle owners i.
Stokes and a : .tiling routs':• -. !••
especially will le s:si d ">l, re J
istered .1. : s i'l ' hi' V alp
Cove communities. This is a o
the l» >■. 1 ; >1 balls :n this - •
of thi S r si • f
mers to take . Ivsuitage . : '•
services.
forma': a : .. i :.t • ; '.h |.. : •
!' the C ,\g at. TI bit'
vllhe • at.'d .>ti tile Kirbv far
tvnr the p i.v r Dam and \V in
Cove. 'W- yjw
imnil
WALNUT COVE, N. C
Sun. A' Mon. I>b. -1 --■»
"FRENCHMAN'S C'RKKK"
Joan Fontsiine—Arturo ile Cnrdov:
I
Tit-.. Ft h. (ith
"I)\KK MO! NT \ IN"
K!len !>rew—Roht. Louery
Wesl. A. Tlu r.. I" 7 - }
";OOI>\H;MT y»VFI:TH ? ' *?:T"
11(d) * I'.iau .t'"i—T - \
Frf . Si'., I ii U '
'TIN:; V \ S.;V; Of T! \ V
Rosiv :.r\ —l'inhy T .>:ljn
L * Tl' SVO'Y !'!:{;) s \T. N!( !!
FARMERS POOL ORDERS
in l.. FOR SMALL FRUITS
H. R. Niswonger of State Col
it
lege held small fruit meeting .»
ti-
Dillard, Pine Hssll and King rcc-
K ently. The purpose of these meet
-111 ings was to assist farmers with
ls strawberries, blackberries, apples,
' 1 peaches and other fruits. At the
111 meetings the farmers pooled the i
I>S orders for s.-veral thousand straw
!,SJ ~; ! V plants and several hundre I
blackberries, dewberries and rasa
a. berries.
It their are other people who
"'iu- int. 'i t- *.! ia planting the.se
"are inU rested in planting these
fruits said b-'Sii'S. they may oe.-
' • t«•«." par .us ia 'hose communities
or the (" y ad florae Agent'?
1 ! Otlice.
'' ' .
1 SOW S!".U>M OATS
FOR K IILV 1i AY CROP:-
i r. ...
A iiuii IJ. t (•; Stok-lounty far
mers : I'd slglieaitul.'l Worke>s
n.et and ris.sd■ tl'.ese recommenda
tions f.«r an (ally hay and ;'ta -
ia.„ lie] .
I. I '.o t'.i I iy .-!iotisig( ta.-
MiiS a: . i ,ed .o sow tile la: -
est sprirt" oat crop that we hsiv
cYe t sown. Every I arm is a-'. ■!
T.i seed from 2-.'J acres so tlssr'. I.
may have plenty ol early t e-.i
for his ».itttle and workstock. Hay
and grazing crops ate vital m:'-
tei ial for li\a stock just as good
food is necessary for our health.
2. Now that the land is dry.
plow shallow or disc well. Then
make a firm seedbed by hnrrov
in;4 and re-discing.
3. Seed 3 bushels of Fulgli'':.!
lei acre.
I I st 3o i pounds ol 2-1 )-♦> ! .
t: :/ i :a I !oit pie.inds r.iti it.- ..
• s.. :.. at . line! lime.
S(.'.v eats lht'.veen Feb. I") at:
N: r 1.". it possible.
• S- - ! all land with 3a--lu |!
o.' 1- s| .- -a seed per siei >.
7. M> v for hay when in !'
" doaj'h
WJIIDERFUL RELIEF
FiCT Bladder Irriiaiions!
! tresis J jclor's discovery acts on ti a
! i Ij increase urine and relieve
I \i.l bladder irriliiiaas caared
i y e.vccss acidity in the urir.2
i nj n- «-d now to suffer tinn. i y
« • :-i disicr.ilot t from b. .«•,
« * ' • .• ul i.t:.-do.»n (( • *
' • 'dily iii ynur in m- .» (
• .c't' t's liiscovpfv - • !
t m • . SWAMP ncor. Fo. i .»
i »» f.i l on th« I ic'nfys to i:»c «»
\■ !' ••• i f ttnne and rcl'?vc rxccs* acidity.
t . lly u. ra/riid by a will
r" • n, S*v.m|» Hoot is a ca.ri- ' /
TJ i (umltinalion of lli hcrlix, rri ,
t.iblo3, L.I am* and o!hrr natural ;n
--(ridintts. It's not h.irth or hibit-fovmiiT
ia .my H..y just food incrrdirn'.a
h. t you t fl worlds brttei* fl.i«I!
i*ond ft; lire, prepaid sarop!e TODAY!
l.ik'* thocs inds of others you'll he glad
t\.ii vou c!tJ. Send name ood address to
Dt partir.rni E, Kilmrr A Co., Inc., B.t*
125.1. Stsrvilord, Conn. Olfer limited. Send
m tn> »-•. A I ctuesists sell w i.uot.
STTJART
THEATRE
a Stuarl. Virginia
Friday and Saturday. Feb. l-.*»
"Till: OKIFTKR"
lluster ('rabltf
VKo—"COI{RKi!I)OK"
Sun. & n. Fe!«. l-p
"\0 TIMi: FOR MJV: "
ClSl'.u'e't»* ( nil. rt I t.' - .!
T;•(■•» . d.. & Th'ir., Feb. I"> ~ »
•' \\D nn: \\ i i s slN "
|)er >thy I.amottr IV'tty Hutlon
I ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
j As administrator of the cstat.
of Jane Kiiby Grabs, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all pet
sons holding claims against sa:
estate to present them to me, di.l\
authenticated, for payment, on 01
before Dec. 21. 1945, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of re
covery. All persons owing sai l
' estate will please make immediate
1 payment to nie.
This Dec. 15. 1045.
C. ROSS N'EWSUM,
' King. N. C.
■ Chas. R. Helsabeck, Atty.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administr:.-
tor of the estate of I.azarus Sho: -
Grabs, deceased, late of Stoke.?
county, X. C.. this is to notify a!!
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhi'tii
thi in to the undersigned on or be
fore Dec. 21, 1045, or this noti--
will be pleaded in bar of their r
coverv. All persons indebted t>
s;-i i estate will please make ir.i
me liate payment.
This Dt-e. 15. 1015.
C. IiOSS XEWSI'M.
King. X. C.
Chas. 11. Helsabeck. Atty.
\DMIMSTI: \ TOR'S NOTICE
As Administrator of the esta '
of Z. rt. Johnson, deceased, notic
is hereby given all persons hold
ing claims against said estate t
present them to me, duly authen
ticated. for payment, on or befoie
Jan. 11, 10Kl or this notice w::i
|.e pleaded in bar of recovery. A
! r.-o:is owing said ''state w
' make immediate pavmi : "
to me.
This Jan. 11. 10 !5.
W. |). JOHNSON. A !:-:.
Est it** of 7.. I). Johnson, do .1.
1"1 W. 2Mh St.. Winston-Sa!.'-'
N. C.
NOTICE
The undersigned having qurii
fittl as Administrator of the es
tate of li. E. Joyce, di ii as i.
this is to notify all p. rsons ho'-l
ing ::..i i:,ainst s; i i > state '.
pfi-s 'tit then;, d.ily \ !.ti i !:> la.
i.ad ■:. or his IU ys N
or l;i ore til .lay ot .lamia:v
'i'l'i, oi this notic.' will bi plea,
i 1 in L '.r of recovery. Ail pe:
■ 'tis t via, siid estate will pleas
make inn . vliate settlement.
This the 25th day of Jan., 104">.
C. R. JOYCE, Admr. of
R. E. Joyce, dee'd. i
Padgett & Oac'gett,
Attorneys for the Administrator.
I
AT FIRST Mfe
SIGN OF A WM
Cold Preparations as directed ;
i
UK IHNIH'RV REPORTER.
'•ANT.t'RY. N. r.
Enclosed vu "ill f»t»«l S ... for
i;ri)l!'rn; to the following nldr
II retMrtli'U old «.tt?>si ripfion pier
NAME:
i
ADDRESS:
CITY:
i
Pilot Mtn., N. C.
HAM INSURANCE
§ GUARANTEED
SKIPPER
PREVENTATIVE
IN CURED MEAT
Ack Your Dealer
or Wrila
N. J. BODDIE
The Ham Insurance Man
Durham. N. C.
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
* With More Comfort
FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline (non
«. p " wJer - holds false teeth mora
firmly. To eat and talk ID more com
'(, rt. just sprinkle a little KASTEETIt
on your plate*. No mimmy, irooev, p;uity
taste or fei'ilnjr. eiieokH "plate odor"
(denture breath). Get KASTEETH at
any drug storo-
UAItT ( IIK'KS $7.75 hundred u;».
COD. KINGSTON llalciier.e-.,
Kingston, (iu,
TWO 1101 SES I Ot; KEN 1 —Oim
M\-ro«m, one three-room with
electricity, '* miles north of
Ilethany. Cood tub. allotment.
\V. I!. MOORE. Madison, N. C
Kt. ». pd.
SLATE'S TORACCO SEED sold
exclusively in Winston-Salem
by CON S SEER STORE. Trado
at (ith Streets, Phone 7212.
Brokers in buying, sidling, fi
nancing, or refinancing FARM
PROPERTY. Drop me a card
or letter if I can be of ser\K*«
to you.—DENNY RE A LTV CO. 2
Address: Room l'J5. Wuehoxia
Rank \ Tr. C>. Rld'g.. \Vinslo:i
--\
s.ileia N. C. lljanlw
W \NTED—Farmer lor tobacco
alb t:neii4 and tri.ek garden.
ALLEN C. HARPER.
Clermr.ons, N. C., Rt. I.
MlC.*.—Have yen mica (isinglass)
on your ianJs for de\elopment *
Writ.* r:.-" M. ISminan. Co.
S:*'i-'r!"i{ende.'«t SCIMOIS, l!lk
Parti, N. C.
V()F' n:i"' to re* nvirrie.l.
urif.» Pov "*B, ,lu!ia n 'ta, Idaho.
Send stamp. adv)
AIIMINIS'i RA TOR'S NOT It E
As Ail aid of the estate
«i' \V. C. Mu.n \ diseased, notic*
is her 'by given all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned,
duly authenticated for payment,
on or before Jan. 24. 1946, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery. All persons owing
I said t state will please make im
mediate settlement.
T!;is Jan. 24th, 1015.
I'd.) W. H. XIOORE and
(3. U. MOORE, Admrs.
of estate \V. C. Moore, dee'd.
I
■ which ple:»se sen J the !)\\!ii : lD
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nsc h,.rA: ( >.
STATE