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THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
THURSDAY, MARCH 5
WHAT’" PLANT
THIS WEEK
Courte»y
Farmer* Fe}eration New*
Flower*
SWEET J’KAS—Spcnccr Mixed.
Garden
CiARDEX I’KAS—Smooth variet
ies: First & Best, Alaska, Karly
liirfl.
SFMNACH — lilooinsdale, for
spring and early summer.
CAIiHAGE — Set frost-proof
plants, Early Jersey Wakefield,
Charleston Wakefield.
ONION'S:—“potato onion” sets.
I.I'/rTUCE—Seed in cold frame
or garden: (irand Rapids (curled).
Jn cold frame only, N. Y. Wonder
ful, Icoburg.
P O T A T O E S — Irish Cobbler,
Spaulding Rose.
Field Seeding
I.F.SI’EI)KZA—Korean, Common,
Kobe, Tennessee 76.
CLOVERS—Red, Sapling, A1
White Dutch.
CRASSES Kentucky Blue, Red
Top, Orchard, Rye (irass.
Other Crops—O.NTS: I'ulghuin;
RAI’E.
Sijade, or plow in all inamire
available on rest of garden. Lime
garden if jvTSsible, but leave lime
and manure off potato land.
r'inisli all fruit tree pruning and
flormant scale spraying (spray oil,
lime sulftir with arsenate of lead
or nicotine sidphate, according to
maker’s directions).
like.
Federation Offers
Free Planting Information
W'ith gardens and field crops be
ing jilanted all over the county,
Lawrence Ramsey, manager of the
local l-'armcrs I'cderation ware- :
house has called attention to the |
spring planting issue of the i'arm- '
ers Federation News which is be- |
ing given to people who will call !
at the local cooperative warehouse ^
Extra copies have also been sent
to all county agents and agriculture
teachers.
A garden and field seed planting
chart is a feature of the issue,
showing at a glance the seed
needed per hundred feet of drill or
per acre, the depth and spacing, the
proi)er fertilizer, and other facts.
An inseci spray chart, lists of
garden and field seed varieties rec
ommended for Western North Car
olina, and other planting informa
tion is carried.
Another article of interest is on
mountain shrubs, such as rhodo
dendron and azalea, which can be
used to beautify the home grounds.
The issue also contains information
on the I'arniers' l''ederation’s new
l>atronage dividend plan for farm
ers.
Patronage Plan
Put into Effect by Local
Farm Federation
Operation of the new patronage
dividend jdan began .Monday at
the local l-'armers Federation ware
house, with farmer’s recCMving yel
low cou])ons in iolIar and five-dol
lar denominations covering their
cash iiurchases and their sales of
farm jjroducts.
According to the plan voted by
the l‘'armers Federation stockholders
meeting on I-'ebruary 22, the board
of direct'jrs arc empowered to de
clare a patronage dividend at the
end of the year if in their opin
ion the condition of the business
will permit, and if the dividend
paid is to be in credit toward the
ownershij) of a share of I'armers
Federation stock, based on a farm
er’s coupons on his trade.
'I he patponage dividend plan is
an important part /.f the coopera
tive principle, President James G.
K. McClure has j)ointed out, be
cause it {.S' designed to return to
the farmer the benefits of his
trading during the year. The cou
pons are to be held by their own
ers ■ and turned in promptly after
the end of 1936.
Race Horses
'i'he thoroughbred or runnmg
horse -has been bred for more than
M) years. It has been definitely
established that racing capacity is
hereditary, and that environmental
factors influence racing ability.
Brightness of Planet Pluto
The planet Pluto, science says,
will continue to grow in brightness
until I9S9 and then gradually dim.
Itch Ointment
\Ve offer a remedy, prepared es
pecially for this store, guaranteed
to give satisfaction for the relief of
itch or scabies. Inoffensive to
use. Quarter pound jar 75 cents.
Perry’s Drug Store
FRANKLIN, N. C.
Oar Large Stock oi
‘Up - to-the-Minute
Spring
Hats
Is Now On Display
Call In and See Them
TROTTER’S
No Mistake
WOOD^
fVigorous Siids
c Best Varfeties
iSold by these Dealers!
HIGHLANDS
W. S. Davi. (
F. A. Edwards
G. W. Marett
Talley & Burnette
SYLVA
R. R. Fi»her
For the South's favorite Seed ^
Catalog, mail a post card to ^
T. W, Wood & Sons. _
Richmond
NOTICE!
To Delinquent Taxpayers For
Any or All of the Years
1927-28-29-30-31-32
Final Foreclosure to Begin Soon After April 1st
Scction 1 of an act of the 1935 General As
sembly of North CaroHna “TO ALLOW THE
COUXTY OF MACON AND MUNICIPALl-
Tlh:s TH]':RELN to refund tax sales
CI’.R 1 IhlCATES,” i)rovides;
‘That the County of Macon and the munici
palities therein ownin" taxes, or tax sales cer-
tilicates for land in their several units for the
years 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931 and 1932, are
hereby authorized, empowered and directed to
enter into agreements with the owners of the
lands covered by said tax sales certificates
whereby said taxes, or tax sales certificates, ex
clusive of interest and penalties, may be paid in
installments covering a period not to exceed six
years and bearing interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum, payable annually from and alter
the first day of April, 1935; Provided, that un
less the said County of Macon, municipalities
therein and the owners of lands covered by said
taxes, or tax sales certificates, enter into said
agreements on or before the first day of April,
1936, this section shall become inoperative and
the said County of Macon and municipalities
therem are authorized to proceed with foreclos
ure proceedings as hereinafter set out x x x”
If you desire to take advantage of this deferred pay-
ment plan on deliquent taxes for the years mentioned,
please take immediate action. Notp^
ers or from C. Tom Bryson, Clerk to the Board.
By taking advantage of this plan, delinquent
taxpayers of Macon County can save their prop
erty from foreclosure and greatly reduce inter
est payments. Tax sales certificates bear in-
^terest from date of sale at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum; whereas tax lien notes provided for
in the above act bear only 6 per cent interest oer
annum from April 1, 1935.
for T925 1927"
deeds madf> ^ taxes, and
by giving deeds Ttmsrand^noTe^^/''
-pu. p . ^ notes for same,
quent deli"'
siring further infnr ^^nd. Anyone de-
Clerk to the Board of Com„Sio^neIs“”
A 10 Per Cent Discount WUl Be Allowed For Cash
April 1 1936 of n r Settlement Before
P 1, iWb, of Delinquent Taxes For 1932
and Years Prior Thereto
MACON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS