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SKIING DRAWS THOUSANDS OF WINTER SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS
From December to July, tkiiers find sport on the steep slopes that often completely cover Paradise Winter
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HOG SCHOOL TO
OPEN JANUARY 7
To bfe Conducted at Palace Theatre
January 7th, at
10:00 A. M.
Mr. H. W. Taylor, Extension Swine
Specialist, of State College, Ra
leigh, will conduct a school on hog
managemjent at the Palace Theatre,
Thursday, January 7, 1937, at 10:00
a. m.
It is to the interest of every farm
er in Person County who grows
hogs, either for the market or for
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New York, N. Y. —“IT’S TRUE! that Joseph Calleia is wear
ing a gold emblem in his l onhole of which he is very proud,”
•ays Wiley Padan.« £* L symbol of the Knights of Malta,
and was sent to him ar -• ’* m a group of friends on the famous
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No Baloney
WE WISH
♦
YOU ALL
A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR.
Bumpass &• Day
GULF GAS & OIL - U. S. TIRES & TUBES
PHONE 2 04
his own use, to be present at that
meeting, as two moving pictures
will be shown, one picture showing
the proper management and feed
ing of hogs and the other showing
disease and worm control.
Mr. Taylor will also conduct a
discussion regarding the growing of
hogs in this section. As the discus
sion and showing of the pictures
will last about two hours and a half,
we are beginning the meeting
promptly at 10:00 a. m. Every farm
er, whether owner or tenant,
should be present at this meeting.
Good hogs are important to each
and every family.
It is estimated that under our
present method of growing hogs
FBMON COUNTY TIMES ——. ROXBORO, N. CL
that worms alone slow up the
growth of hogs as much as 20%. In
other words, if you keep your hogs
under average conditions, worms
get one out of every five bushels
of corn you feed to your hogs.
Therefore, it will be money in your
pocket to be present and take part
in this discussion and secure from
Mr. Taylor a satisfactory method
of controlling worms in your herd.
Remember the time and place:
Palace theatre, Roxboro, 10:00 a. m.
Jan. 7, 1937.
Happy
New Year!
Welcome 1937
THANK YOU, FRIENDS
for making 1936 a most
successful year.
BUT WHY? Because we
gave our Customers values
and a square deal. They in
turn sent their friends to
us, etc., etc.
You can’t fool the public.
If you try, they know it.
When a business man tells
you that his business is
losing money for him, he’s
telling you that his cus
tomers found better values
and service elsewhere.
For your sake, for our sake,
let us do business together
in 1937.
TOM’S BATTERY
Phone 26
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TIME.
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LOCAL AGENTS:
W. T. Pass, Roxboro, N. C. E. J. Robertson, Woodsdale, N. G
Dan Whitfield, Hurdle Mills, N. G H. L. Carver & Son, Rougemont, N. G
INVENTORY SHOWS
PROGRESS MADE
Inventories Should be Taken First
of Year. Will Reveal
Many Facts.
An annual inventory of farm
property and equipment, together
with a statement of liabilities, will
show the farmer where he stands,
said Dr. G. W. Forster, agricultural
economist at State College.
The difference between the as
sets and liabilities represents the
equity or net worth of the farmstead,
he explained.
Inventories taken the first of each
year will also show the progress
made from year to year as the farm
is built up and improved, and will
show the depreciation of buildings
and equipment, Dr. Forster added.
Often a farmer neglects his prop
erty and equipment because he does
not realize how fast they are de
teriorating.
Annual inventories will help fo
cus his attention on the deprecia
tion resulting from neglect, Dr.
Forster pointed out, and will thus
IT BELONGS
IN YOUR ICE-BOX
AT
• Ice-cold Coca-Cola is. ready for you
MB / wherever you go, anytime you want it.
wh en people come to see you, a supply
of ice-cold Coca-Cola ought to be in your
family refrigerator. Everybody likes it.
AjgsffsESfetßL \ You can always get a few bottles at a
iTir”SSiMTr \ me < but the best way is to order by the
\ case (24 bottles) from your dealer.
||\ COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS
\ Roxboro, N. C.
serve as a stimulus to taking bet
ter care of his property.
In case of losses by fire, a care
fully prepared inventory will reveal
the value of the assets destroyed.
Such a record will be an aid in ob
taining the proper adjustment from
the insurance company, when the
losses are covered by insurance.
An inventory already prepared is
an aid in securing credit, Dr. Frost
er went on, aS rrjost bankers and
other credit agencies require a
statement of assets and liabilities
and of the net gain or loss per
year.
Moreover, he stated, an inventory
is the starting point or basis for
keeping farm accounts, and all good
farmers keep accounts of their
business.
o
Summary sheets of results on
farm management demonstrations
in Transylvania County show a
great improvement in pasture land
this year due to the use of triple
superphosphate.
o
J. M. Jenkins, Stanfield, Cabar
rus County, has recently completed
a 20’x70’ laying house, modern in
every respect and including lights
and running water, for $319.95.
r THURSDAY, DECEMBER 318 T, 1931
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