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; Estate of J. C .
; 'ntcr, oa Jdy 2, 11" l
c-rlcd in Eailia Czzzi! ".
fa lock 201, paje C:?, .
1 virp; beea laaia ia t. ; '
cf the note thereby ecc-. -cerdance
with the t:r: ' ; a
lie undersigned will ci : . .
liy, April 21, 193V. &cr ; : : -.lie
sale to the highest U :i r
icssh at the court houss . r (f
X-plin County in Xenax: II.
C. at about the hour cf 1:C3
o'clock p. m., the followir- co
scribed real estate situate azl be-
inz jn Warsaw xQWJu&mi, j ..t4
ty of Duplin, State of Mortn uaro- t
. lino , .TOit? lA ' - " ' f
, Being on the west side of the
JLCL.Railroad Company nad near
ine town ox waitaw, mi . ,
".beginning at College Street at the
corner of Lot No. 1 and runs W.
14 W, 100 ft. toa stake, thence
. J3. 76 W 50 ft to a stake; thence
& 14 E. 100 ft. to College Street;
thence with said Street No. 76 W,
CO ft. to the beginning. " "
The above ' property . being lot
JJo. 2 of the sub-division made by v v , yt r i - r-- ,r
- T 1ur,M,UaAn " fnrverwT nn flip I I ' ' - 1 ' '
. 13th day of September, 1921.1 "- Tr iT
This land being the same that was ,f ; J ( f ) , ) f 3 i
nurcbased by Dick Williams from i : ? Vo' .l ""7
, 7. H. William?, 'Jr., and being a
portion of lots 45 and 48 in the
7. H. Williams, Jr. Sub-division
lor a plat of the same, reference
3s hereby made to book 157, page
, ; Becords of Duplin County, ref
erence is further made to plat re
. corded ia ' .book, " 235,page " 60,
Duplin County Registry. - '
Ihis Hsrch J8xH., 1937.4 -'
J. S. WILSON, j
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NITROGEN
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POTASZI
... E,irtMhi"jj'l'3 .' -5; ,4 .
j" 5 ' ' ' & ' ' ' 7
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"Extra Pci bcfi Pays r.7cro
Tin:rJ2 IS A DIG BAMAE! in every fertilizervpricff list thi year. '-
Figure.it out for yourcslf. Ccipare the cost ot l.uuu ppun
. - ' v f tt n.i. .,,r of fobTrn
: r-r-l r?t 4-U fm"f nf 1 000 O0UTK13 Ot J-O. USUauy
V-jusi extr. wf SULPI1ATE , 07. potash i , pay the dilTcrcsics. Thl8& more actual plant food tliat(3-o-l ;
' ' sWpwarJi ta my tobacco hrtiiiier. Thlt.pro- buy' 3.8.8mply becauseit is a bargdn, buy it becauc?
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rJtiXt.TrV pofash.thboth rntnen phcpKric add
. a friend to give it a fair trial, I feel that I have ; Fannere'who have been using lqw-potash fertilizer,;lis-
" fl-t e extra potash;3-8-8 is Jus thh,g .toba,co
i PfHcj to" nrodiice'extra yields' and extra quality. y Ak! r ' -
f r' ,v:;': 0fV,;r,CT trt ikok forward to wlien you change to N
r i SOU IUU lldVt. owuivn-Mf, 1 , , - - . .
1- "4J "i ' niirM mArp nrtllridSj thail
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3i8-girhity totew ves more pounds, than
-thintissue-paper leaf or light, trashy leaf.)Vhen you produce 1,000
pounds oftoo per acr an exWa! cent per poui
I ?! qualiQr'vili pay the extra cof 3-8,8 many timespver. Arid 3 '
K ' -" - i -v,,n'an'nf vour tobacco; it also greatly in-
; -creases yields. -'-fM , . . '
' ; ' . 1 , ' -!. ;li j Vnfvnf ootash ill
J ' . your fertilizer man ri6ws the importance of plenty of potash in-
' ' . . mi ' - - , 1 1 - .... 1 ntT ,1 nrn v. Trtti inronf ..R-f?
leaves looked rusty. The second year I changed '
, my top:dresser to equal parts of nitrate ot soaa .
and muriate of potash to get more potash. All
the bolls opened wide and turnea out a,iuay,
' white'lint that brought a premium of $7.50 per
'Vai TJ return tier acre was 976 pounds of linti "
; ! -which brought $145.40 and 43 bushels of planting
seed which sold for $73.50. TtanK ot growing -
. fancy planting seed on old rusty aoanaonea coi-
ton land." K- ' ,
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FOH COTTO::? c:v potash prevents cottoij rust;
helps control Vilt &nd produces vigorous, healthy plants with less
shedding larger boll that are easier to pick and better yields of uni
form hih-quality lint. Use fertilizer containing 8 to 10 at planting;
or to'prcas with 2C0 fouVs of IV KAUJIT per acre, or 100 pounds
of Ul LIURIATL, or a nitrogen-potash, mixed-goods top-dresser
containing plenty of genuine ITJ POTASII. It Pays! : , V ;; 1
nriptlon ffllloc!
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