THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 ,1935
THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
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COUNTY
W. D.SMITH
Now i, the time to prune and spray
grapes. I not prune too severely or
after the sup flow begins. Use bor
deaux at thus time. You may make
the txrleaux try uing pounds of
blue storve ajvi 5 youwis h yd rated
lime in 50 ga:ion.s of water.
Have you checked up on the seed
supply for this .season? Goo-i seed
will ko a lon way.-i toward su.-cess
in yqur farming operations, poor .seed
means failure, no matter what the
other conditions are. V'e want to
again -a;i to your attention that good
seed corn is scarce for this season.
Every corn grower in Haywood coun
ty should check up on this matter at
once. Much of our corn was frozen
:ast October, thereby making it unfit
for seed purposes. Again remember
this, to inerea.se tobacco acreage this
year is unwise. Our potato acreage
should he about the same this year as
last. We expert to have the details
of the new farm program at an early
date.
Mr. Niswonger, State Horticulture
ist, will be here March 5, 0, and 7.
He expects to .spend his time with us
at this time, working on home or
chard problems and truck problems.
We will meet with the farmer of
Iron Duff township at 9:30 March 5
at the orchard of Bob Davis. In the
afternoon' of the .same day at 2:l0 we
Will meet with the farmers of Waynes
vilie tvwn-hip on the place of Kay
Alien on Alien's Creek. If you can
attend one or the other of these meet
ings, r ri'ltiv and Saturday or tnt
f'
f and: 7, are open for other p.an i
you want him at your place let u
know at an early date.
M
I )air
are
FaiTiharn
nan, will in
ate Extension
h..-ie March 12. We
ke an effort to give
ing to m
lairyman in
Haywood county
on itun;ty to meet
him on this
trip. If you have anything in mind
that you should like to have him work
on, please' let 'ui know.
Mr. Ruiner, State Agricultural En
gineer and Mr. Coleman Dykes ( TV A
Agricultural Engineer, were here last
week. We were working out the 'nos-
ility
developing electric power
trom our streams, in order that our
rural 'p'-onle may have the services
of flectri ity. We have exerted every
SUGAR
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NBC RITZ
NUC0A-
CHEESE
CARROTS
PORK CHOPS
g IWglWjm'-l1 '1 Lg.!'J t
B H ts
MATCHES 5c boxes 3 for 10c
TOMATO CATSUP 14 oz. bottle 10c
F.WCV I'INIi
SALMON
LAMB LEGS
LETTUCE 2 large heads 15c
King DOG FOOD
P&G SOAP
WESSON OIL
FAT BACK, light 10c
BULK GRITS
AGENTS
means known to induce the existing
power companies to serve the rural
area at a reasonable rate. This they
refuse to do. Our farmers are insist
ing and have a right to do so. That
they have electric rates at a price
they can pay for, and demanding that
ae keep after it and work it out.
PUROL COMPANY HELD
BANQUET HERE TIES.
The Purol Company, of the Caroli-
nas, ht'd a banquet on I uesday even
ing for the dealer in the Waynesvilie
ar.'i Sylva territories. The affair was
staged in the dining room of the Ma
sonic Temple.
A number of talks were made,
among those speaking were: T. U.
Talmadge, of ' Ashe vi lie, 0. Y. Kirk
patr.ck, of Charlotte, and W. J.
Campbell, local representative. Forty
were in attendance.
FORTY BAGS OF GOLD
'There Is a law, She Federal Reserve
Act of 1934. which orders all Bold
coin withdrawn from circulation; any
gold held hy an unauthorized person
(nay he .seized hy the government.
Last week, armed with this law and a
search warrant, a Secret service SU.id
raidi'd New Vork's financial district,
f....wimr a trail through half a dozen
saf e-iW-po.sit corii i.'i nif-s and banks un til
:hv got their quarry forty Uags
of -'old .,. in. now worth $33s.;mi.
Tlo- hoaid was in a vault of the
( 'h'-i,j:i'ri I Safe I.-iosit Company reg
istered under the nanie of '7.'t Jase- I
fo'.'. iiz addres.H Zuric h, Switzerland. I
lie i,,i. . ke, tlie. riiftol uj in
ni'l had made his fortune discounting
Soviet co hi tnerrj.a 1 palter. His at-
lorne' i; doseribed him ri s a Lithuanian
( i' izen .a nd therefore' not subject u
-'edei:i juris. !:'tioll. However the
ovoi .'mi in.-fit has the gold. Kach of
'he forty hags contained 2,"0 twenty
loMa'r coins, making !i total of 1 O.fUKl j
pieces, enough to till a box 1 1 j
:nehes wide and 21 Inches long, and
7 inches deep. .
The Treasury has no way nf knnV
ing how much gold is still hoarded.
It im iiai! ites tha t .27fr,niMMlOil in out-
-a a n ' : ; ng . I til.s reiiresenis tne inner
.!; letweeji the total issued and the
aaioutii turned h i-k for redemption
d'ning the whole life of "the Federal
.
cloth bag 49c
8 lb. carton 98c
1 Ib.pkg. 21c
pound
pound
21c
large bunch
pound
23c
tall can
10c
pound
25c
can
5c
large bar
4c
qt, can
43c
! Heavy 12c
3 lbs.
10c
Hospital
News
Mrs. T W. Williamson, of Canton
is resting comfortably after an oper
ation.
Faye Willis, of Canton, i
ing following an operation.
s :mprov-
Mrs. W. B. Green, of Clyde Route I,
is fairly comfortable.
The condition of Garland Trantham,
of Canton, is good, following an op
eration. Harry Rotha, Jr., Is improving after
an operation.
James Safford, of Clyde Route 1,
is feeling some better.
Frank Underwood, of Waynesvilie,
is improving.
Mrs. W. B. Jones, who has been
quite ill, is some better.
Fred Stepp, of Canton, is resting
more comfortably following an op
eration. Leon Willien, III, has
charged from the hospital.
been du
Mrs. Robert Snyder is still gaining
strength.
Mr. Hubert Liner will be able to
leave the hospital in a few days.
The condition of Mrs. O. L. Smath
ers, of Clyde, remains the same.
HIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Duckett, of
Clyde Route 1, announce the birth of
a son on February the 22nd.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Gibson, of Can
ton Route 2, announce the birth of a
son on February 22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stamey an
nounce the birth of a son, February i
the 25th.
Positive Proof-
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National D. A. V. Head
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M. A. Harlan, national commander
D. A. V. of The World War. arrived
in Asheville yesterday and will re
main until Friday morning. He was
the speaker last night at a rna meet
ing of l. A. V. members at the Bun
combe County Court House.
He will spend today resting and
conferring with commanders of this
section. Friday morning he will
leave for Charlotte. ,
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COSMETCIAN
The Soviet Tega, a cosmetic trust,
emplovs 10.000 persons makes 15.000
toilet articles daily, and last year turn
ed over to the Russan government,
a hutre profit. The founder and di
rector of this enterprise is a woman,
Mine Olfra Karpovsiiya, wife of Pre
mier Molotoff. Recently arrived in
this country, she began a tour last
week in Long Island City, of Ameri
can cosmetics factories. When her
:r;p is completed, she expects to buy
fl'! '.'.: worth of manufacturing
equipment for use in Russie.
REMEMBERED IN WILL
Mrs. Dolly Curtis Gann. who was
the official hostess of her brother, the
late Charles Curtis, w hen he was Vice
President, and who was the center of
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such social conflict, has been re mem
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been disclosed that to the sis;e
had shared the social burden
huge office he left $25,000. The T
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will long be remembered not u
the women, but those leaders of 5
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be "first" Mrs. Longworth,
Gann.
OLIVER
PLOWS
The Genuine Oliver Plow. Often imi.
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Seed Potatoes
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Maine frmwu. iVrtificd and Selixt
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FERTILIZERS
I.iiiK', Ilone Meal. Nitrate sn(;i
I'KKK 'SI'KI.NG ILATI; (,l
We can furnish Hal))' ("hicks every
Thursday. From The Federal inn
Hatchery.
Roofing, Fence Wire
Farmers Federation
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1 Canton Phone 1
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