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H Hay fever victim* are better off
became of drought.
Atlantic ieti create a need for
?peclal, cheap fuel
A seasonal improvement is em
ployment has been reported by
Secretary of Labor Mitchell
The F. T. C. has ordered sellers
granting advertising allowances
to make such rebates available to
all its customers and inform them
of the terms. ,
Six out of every ten persons
in the United States are enrolled
in some recognized church, the
Yearbook of American Churches
reported.
An efficient Soviet Navy, in
creased in the next two years by
thirty cruisers, 900 submarines
and 4,000 planes at a cost at $30,
000,000 has been forecast by the
British Admiralty. ?
Complete assembly lines for va
rious military items will be kept
ready for instant use under a
new plan to keep this country's
wartime production plants in
"stand-by" preparedness.
This year, for the first time,
more than 100,000,000 persons is
this country will be old enough
to vote, the Census Bureau re
ported. This number is exclusive
of 2,500,000 voters in the armed
?ervices.
Washington Holts
TEACHERS
The Government plans to seek
to help to alleviate the teacher
shortage by working at local
levels on accelerated teaching
courses for married women with
college degrees. Men teschers will
also be sought under the program.
PRESIDENTIAL SUPPORT
President Eisenhower recently
made it clear that Republicans
who were against him or even not
for him could not count on his
support in the fall campaigns.
This was a reversal of his stand
last year that any Republican was
preferable to a Democrat.
TARIFF HIKES
Other industries desiring pro
tection, encouraged by President
Eisenhower's recent order in
creasing tariffs on imported
watches and movements, have ap
plied to the Tariff Commission
lor a review of existing duties.
4,000 ATTEND REA
MEET IN BOONE
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Boone Chamber of Commerce ex
tended the welcome to the visitors
and the Rev. E. F. Troutman gave
the invocation. Choirs from
churches in Watauga, Caldwell,
Ashe and Alleghany sang.
Directors named by counties
included: Caldwell, Mr. Beach,
Mr. Mast, D. R Moore, and C. C.
Poovey; Ashe, Mr. Hurt, W. B.
Austin, C. B. Graybeal and Todd
Gentry; Alleghany, Dan Jones,
D. M. Edwards and C. G. Col
lins; and Watauga, A. W. Greene.
Clyde Perry, Bert Mast and Clar
ence Newton.
The state's hay prospects de
clined during July.
Farm Questions
And Answers
QlftsTION: b there anything
I can do to preaent prolapse m
my chicken*? Other chickens
pick at birds in this condition,
killing them.
ANSWER: No. Birds suffering
from prolapse seldom make a re
covery. If the prolapsed bird is
located before the other chickens
destroy it, the flash is entirely
safe for table use. The condition
arises when the oviduct becomes
loose and protrudes from the vent
of the bird. It ia not a disease
but a physical condition. Some
people think a high corn diet may
be related to prolapse. You might
as well expect the appearance of
prolapse on a small scale in your
NOTICE or TRUSTEE'S SALE
Notice is hereby glvep, that de
fault having occurred in the per
formance of certain covenants of
that deed of trust, dated the 19
day of February, 1990, recorded
the same date in the Office of the
Register of Deeds for Watauga
County, North Carolina, in Book
93, Page 349, executed by Carson
B. Smith and Ola M. Smith, his
wife, to Vance E. Swift, Trustee,
the beneficiary named in said
deed of trust has declared the en
tire debt and obligation secured
thereby due and payable at once;
that the said Carson B. Smith
and Ola M. Smith, his wife, have
failed to pay the said debt; and
that pursuant to the power con
tained in said deed of trust, upon
request of the beneficiaiy, I,
Vance B. Swift, Trustee, will sell
the tract of land described in said
deed of trust at public auction on
the 14th day of September, 1094,
at 12:00 noon, at the courthouse
door, in Boone, Watauga County,
North Carolina, to pay the debt
secured by the said deed of trust
with interest and the cos's of
such sale; the land being situated
in Shawneehaw Township, Wa
tauga County, North Carolina,
containing 47 acres, more or lesj,
as shown oy a plat prepared by I.
A. Bumgarner, December 9, 1043,
bounded on the North by the
lands of T. C. Baird and Darl
Smith; on the East by the lands
of T. C. Baird; on the South by
the lands of Parthnea Baird and
on the West by the lands of A. C.
Miller, bounded and described as
follows:
BEGInning on a locust tree,
corner to Parthnea Baird and
runs North 64 degrees West 28
roles to a stake; thence North
Vi West 40 poles to a stake;
thence West 1 pole to a stake;
thence North 3 degrees West 8
poles to an oak; thence South 87
degrees East 100 poles to a stake,
corner to T. C. Baird; thence with
T. C. Baird South 3 degrees West
82 poles to a stake in the creek;
thence with the creek South 67
dafrees West 94 poles to a stake
in said creek; thence continuing
with the creek North 77 degrees
West 20 poles to a stake; thence
North 21Vj degrees West 38 poles
to the BEGINNING, containing
47 acres, more or less: TERMS:
Cash. Five per cent (9%) of the
amount of the highest bid must be
deposited with Trustee pending
confirmation of the sale. Dated
this 11th day of August, 1994.
VANCE E. SWIFT, Trustee
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BOONE DRUG CO.
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Store Hours: 8:30 A M. to
9:30 P. M.
Sundays: StOO P. M, to 6P. M
If Needed after Store Tt&ura,
Dial AM 4-3819 or AM 4-3999
The REXALL Store
Home Realty Co.
H. GRADY FARTHING ? W. H. GRAGG
LOCATED IK HEAR Or lUILDDIO * LOAM StflLDIMa
PHONE AMherst 4-3691
BOONE. N. C.
J? West Boone ? Beautiful letting, 4 room*, path. 4 aero fronting road,
creek, cherry and apple tree*. All for $3ft00, financed.
?4 ? Ray HU1, Summer Cottage. 4 rooma. bath, beautiful view, large lot. ?3008
U ? Horn Road, Mice home, 4 bedrooma, bath, beautiful lot tto ft. front,
99000.
29 ? Yonahlossee Camp, Summer cotUfc. C ryoms, bath, fully furnished.
94000.
10 ? Bhulls Mills. 9 room rock houie. 99 acres meadow and woods, 97099.
00 ? Vilas. 9 acres woods and pasture land, good house site, 93509.
83? Gxeon Valley. 3ft acres improved meadow and pasture, ? room bouse,
18300
W? Mabel. ( room brick house. 4 acre* fertile land, barn, creak, $7tftO.
(T? Soda H1IL Block houae unfinished, 15 acre, rolling land, deep wall. DOM.
t? Deck Hill. Scenic property, 4 rooma, bath, large lot, financed, ? bargain.
? 11? Oak Street, t room brick house, storm window,, very modem, large let,
l financed.
1? Council Hill ft rooma. bath, basement, hot water, heat, large lot HOW.
?? Pine St, 7 rooma. bath, hot water, heat, large lot. PHI down payment.
S3 ? Hardin Park, new houae. ft rooma. bath, a rooma down, largo lot fMM
TI ? Oak and Hdward Streets, vacant lot 14SXIM. a real bargain.'
1? Buckeye Hill Old log cabin and 1* acre,, good houae alte. creek. $1000
u-c..i<td Boulevard. ? rooma, bath, basement, heat, a real bargain. HMO
B? 11 vacant lota oa Ray Hill, auitad far summer cabins. fTM.
M? Reynolds Street vacant lot 7ft x IN. beautiful homo alte $1SM.
M~CouncllI HU1 vacant tot II 1 M beautiful building site. $1000
? Stale Road. 4 rooms, battl. basement, Mas, and refrigerator. 1 acre. $HM
?S-t-Blue Ridge Parkway. Old farm dwelling. ? ->cres fertile land. $S3M
4? Cattle, sliaes. barna. dwelling. IN acres, 10 acre, rich river bottom.
A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT IS ALL THAT IT TAKES TO BUY A HOME
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QUESTION: It there any way
I can conveniently figure out
when U the beat time to market
my steers?
' ANSWER: Yes. The price you
receive (or beef cattle varies with
the grade and the month when
sold. Each grade has a seasonal
price pattern. Price changes and
patterns are Influenced by the
supply and kind of cattle mar
keted each month and by seasonal
changes in consumer demand for
different cuts of meat. Seasonal
price changes for different grades
are very close to those at Chicago,
except for the "prime" grade. A
new publication, "Seasonal Vari
ations in Beef Prices," Extension
Folder No. 110, can help you mar
ket your cattle at the right time.
You can get a free copy from your
county agent or by writing to "Di
vision of Agricultural Informa
tion, N. C. State College, Raleigh.''
QUESTION: Will f have to
work lime into the soil before
feeding alfalfa?
ANSWER: Yea. You ihould
first lubmit a soil sample for a
lime recommendation. Experi
ments show that an adequate
amount of lime may be spread
on the land, but unless it is
worked into the soil, it will not
maintain the stand. As a general
rule, soils that have not been
rimed previously will require 1 '/i
tons of finely ground dqlomitic
limestone per acre. Uniform
spreading ia necessary. Poor dis
tribution gives too much lime on
some spots and too littW on oth
ers.
QUESTION: What is the best
method to control stored grain
Insects?
ANSWER: The most depend
able method you can use to con
trol insect itorage pests is by
fumigation in a tight bin. A
fumigant, properly used, kills all
stages of any insect pest that
may be present in or on the grain
in the bin. You cannot do a good
job, however, in poor trashy
grain or in a loosely constructed
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1953 BUICK SPECIAL
RIVIERA, radio, heater, Dynaflow, gleam
ing black with white top.
$1895
1953 FORD? Ford-O-Matic
Radio, heater, While wall tire*, clean.
$1395
1951 BUICK SPECIAL ?
4-DOOR, radio, heater, new paint, Dyna
flow. Clean.
$1150
1951 CHEVROLET
4-DOOR, radio, heater, two-tone paint.
$895
1951 CHEVROLET PICKUP
HALF-TON, heater. Clean.
$650
1950 FORD Half-Ton Pickup
Heater? A real buy!
$550
GREENE BUICK..I"
If&oh. cii<tM*yiAS$tcL ^SuicJz. oumL CjtHC j&lodLtJr. ' ivit
iiMSt AMherst 4-3778
400 W.KING ST. BOONG, N.C.
bin. For general {arm use a steel
bin appears to be the best type
ol storage. Be sure to seal cracks
around doors, loading ports, etc.
before you apply the fumigant.
Demand for flue-cured tobacco
continues strong and this year's
crop is expected to be up 5 per
cent from 19S3, according to the
Agricultural Marketing Service.
If current yield proapecti are
realized, the IBM crop of flue
cured tobacco will amount to
913.8 million pounds, 10 per cent
above the 19S3 crop.
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CRISP FIRM
LETTUCE, 2 for 29c
LOCAL KENNEBEC IRISH
POTATOES, 10 lbs. . . 32c
SUNKIST *
LEMONS, doz 35c
SWEET
POTATOES, 2 lbs. . . 25c
Golden Ripe Bananas, 2 lbs. 25c
?
Anniversary Asst.
NABISCO, lib. box 53c
SUGAR, 10-lb. bag 98c
Del Monte No. 2
PEAR HALVES, 2 for . . . 52c
Armour Vegetole
SHORTENING, 3 lb. ctn. 79c
Old Va.
APPLE JELLY, 2-lb. jar . . 29c
Frozen Sunnyland Orange
JUICE, 6 oz., 2 for 31c
F. F. V. Vanilla
WAFERS, large box 29c
Any Brand Reg. 27c
TOOTH PASTE, 2 for . . . 41c
Armour's, Swift's, Libbey's
ROAST BEEF, 12-oz. 2 for 98c
Sacramento
TOMATO CATSUP, 2 for 39c
Swift's Pard Dog Food/ 3 cans 41c
BARGAIN BUY
Fresh Pork Shoulder Roast, lb. 43c
RIB OR LOIN
PORK CHOPS, lb 63c
PORK SAUSAGE, lb. . 35c
SELECT OYSTERS, pt. 98c
FRESH
GROUND BEEF, lb. . 35c
VALLEYDALE THIN SLICED
BREAKFAST BACON . . . lb. 63t
BOONE SUPER MARKET
East Main Street Dial AMherst 4-3891
The sales standings of a generation have been
changed? by Buick. For Buick today is outselling
all other ears in America? regardless of price
class ? except two of the so-called "low-prioe
three." And each month's sales figures
strengthen Buick's new position.
Here's the 3-way Bonus
you get in Buiek today
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Here's the price
- that proves
Buick's the Buy
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"^1. Advanced styling-styling you
know is sure to show up on other cars
in the years to come. So you know you
have in Buick the car that's sure to
stay fresh and new-looking long into
the future. And that means you'll be
way ahead at trade-in time
WUftM RlTUt AUTOMOtlt
2. Better Buy? for just a few dollars
more than you'd pay for one of the
so-called "low-price three," you get in
Buick a whale of a lot more power,
room, comfort, ride steadiness and
solid durability ? plus the new-day
styling that includes the broad
panoramic windshield.
3. Top Allowance ? with our great
and growing sales volume, we can?
and do? share our success with you in
the form of a higher trade-in allow
ance on your present car. Drop in,
see and drive Buick the beautiful buy
?and Ae for yourself how our volume
business means a far bigger allowance
for you.
.IS AH KUH1 tUICK WIU ?U*B
G R E E N-E B U I C K, INC.
400 WEST KING STREET ? BOONE, N. C
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