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I for each 100 lbs. of Ammonium Nitrate used you
, increase your corn yield approximately
15 BUSHELS PER ACRE
Huh Corn Yields Side Dress Your Corn NOW with
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1AYWOOD COUNTY
iRMERS CO-OP, INC.
one 722
Depot St.
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AUH A M FEW DOLLARS-
If your floors are worn and drab if layers of
old grime and varnish have hidden their ,
beauty why not restore them yourself at low
cost? Our RENTAL SANDERS are powerful,
fast-working machines that anybody can use;
they'll give you amazing results on even the
oldest wood surfaces.
RENTAL RATES on SAND
ERS are LOW . . Take out a
machine by the hour, the day,
the weekend or the week.
HAYWOOD
BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
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Presbyterian
Men To Meet -
At Hazelwood
The Men of the Church of the
Hazelwood Presbyterian Church
will hold their monthly supper
meeting in the church dining room
Thursday at 7 p. in, i
VV. B. Winchester, program chair-1
man for the evening has announced
I he guest speaker of the evening
to be the Rev. J. C. Lime, pastor i
uf the Canton Presbyterian Church.
Rufus Summerrow, president of
the group will preside. ,
Heads Bankers
Specialists To Give
Demonstrations
John Harris, N. C. State College
Extension landscape specialist, will
give a series of demonstrations
this week in Haywood County,
His schedule Is as follows:
Friday, 1:30 p.m. Home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Mehaffey, Henson
Cove (Pigeon Township); 4 p.m.
Home of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Leath
erwood, Jonathan Creek.
County Agent Wayne Corpening
said in his announcement today
that everyone is invited to attend.
"1
To make a new kind of tilling for
a jelly roll mix together, cream
cheese, orange rind, sucer
sweeten, and a little orange juice,
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Full Size
PESTROY Kills all insects on contact
LIN-X Cream Polish For Furniture
Products of Sherwin-Williams Research
Howell Hardwai)
Waynesville Joe Howell, Owner Main Street
DtH't Wait Ur Cttf VjjkJttihJf
GARLAND JOHNSON of Elkln,
is the president of the North
Carolina Bankers Association. He
has served four years as mayor
of Elkin, member of the school
board and the State Banking
Commission.
When you're deep fat frying,
have enough fat in the kettle to
cover the food generously, but
don't fill the kettle more than two
thirds full of melted fat.
AP Newsfeatures
A NORTHWESTERN PLAN This house designed by Thomas,
rainger & Baar, architects, Arcade Bldg., Seattle 1, Wash., is
especially suited to a narrow lot. A full basement provides for a
recreation room with a second fireplace. Combination living-dining
room provides an unbroken sweep of more than 30 feet. This was
selected as Plan AB-132 by the American Builder, trade magazine,
30 Church St., New York 7, N. Y., fo rits economy of space utiliza
tion. Without garage, the house covers an area of 1,140 squaiie fect.
Frank Taylor Is
Still In Race For
House Speaker
Frank Taylor, -veteran Wayne
County legislator who on May 27
received nearly twice as many
votes for the Legislature as his
two opponents combined, is "def
initely not withdrawing as a candi
date for Speaker of the House in
the 1951 Legislature".
Chairman of the important Ap
propriations Committee' in 1949,
Taylor is opposed by Fred Royster
of Vance County, who had no op
position in the Primary.
"I will not withdraw how or
later', said Taylor in a special
telephone conversation from Golds
boro Saturday evening with a rep
resentative of this paper. He thus
nailed with a flat statement the
talk that he might get out of the
contest.
Read the Mountaineer Want A as.
too uf for
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m before could you get
much car beauty for o
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f been (elected for the
ion Academy Award for,
niuccessive years. ,
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Top dollar "Go"
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, , , either the smooth
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the advanced 95-h.p. Sii.
arcar
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Ford brings you big-car
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Ford's 35 easier-acting
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seats, smooth "Mid
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conditioned "Lifeguard"
Body-a body that's
built and finished to
"live outdoors."
cmo in and '.'Tost Drive" a '50 Forid Today!
Davis - Liner Motor Sales Inc.
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;one 52 Waynesviue
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Hazelwood
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Low in cost, soon pays for itself
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i Asheville, N. C.
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Plain talk is urgently needed today on a matter that
affects the pocketbooks o.all taxpayers . . . subsidies
to commercial intercity transportation agencies that
long ago outgrew the infant industry stage.
The yearly expenditures of the Federal Governs
ment alone . ; . for aid to forms of transportation other ,
than the railroads . now approach $ 1 J 5 billion. These ;
are jyour tax dollarsand ours. They help provide
the highways used by huge commercial trucks, the
airports and other facilities used by commercial airf
lines, and the waterways used by waterway carriers:
In contrast, the railroads do not receive, and do
not want,' one single penny of subsidy. They are
self-supporting. They pay more than $1 billion a year
in taxes. And their charges reflect then true costs of
doing business. ' ;' '
i We think it's time to call a spade a spade : : ; time
to point out that these subsidized carriers can de
stroy but not supplant the self-reliant railroads..:
time to urge that simple justice be done for the good
of all America and all taxpayers. I
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