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'4 ' .'.■': v^^'/’.■f ‘'M/‘7>'-'''i(*'!’. vli''l''^'(’■''’''''f''''"’ '•' ’’ . , /. . '* , .,,i'' , , 1*"' ■' "'' , ,! ‘ij ‘ . "5 , ' •' ' ■■ ' ‘ V ' , '{V ^ '#«,,,. . ' ’ " 1 I * j t . V 1 s.r It Ifi* fev' !fS' W' iffri:! Mi-'. HARNETT COUNTY NEWS—P«^»8h«d at uiunston, n. c. THURSDAY. MARCH 11, 1948 MATTERS ot INTEREST to FARMERS -JU Civil Service Exams For Ft. Brags Jobs New Advice Offered To Cotton Farmers Roeommendations for more offi- eleut cotton iproduction In 1948 hav-.' just been prepared and printed 'by tlu- Kritenslou Agronomy department at State College. Prepared to answer the questions of the farmer as to what variety he should plant, land preparation, fer tilization, planting, cultivation and Insect control, the recommendations have been printed on a single sheet for individual and practical use. For example, the Agronomists re commend that the Coker 100 Wilt variety be planted. The seed should be of known purity and not over two years from the breeder. They should also pass a germination test of 80 per cent or more, they say. On the basis of research findings by the North Carolina Agricultural Kxperiment Station, farmers are be ing advised to apply 500 to 800 pounds of .)-10“5, 8-'9-9 or 3-9-12 fer tilizer at planting time, depending on soil fertility. New insecticides that were found to be highly effective In boll weevil control last year are expected to be plentiful on the market this season, the Agronomists say, atid are advis ing farmers to follow recommenda tions of Extension Circular 312 for directions as to kind of material, amount and time of application, 'I'hese and many other questions are answered for you on this shoot of rocommendatlons. If yon have not already received a copy, you may got one from your .Jocal county agent’s office. If his supply has ex hausted, write to the Agricultural Editor, State College Station, Ral eigh, N. C., and request a copy of N. C. Recommondatious for Efficient Cotton Production. TIMELY FARM ' QUESTIONS Answered at State College I I The Board of U. S. Civil Service i Bulletin On Alfalfa i Examiners at Fort Bragg has receut- NoW Available i announced examinations for Gen eral Machinists, Repairman Small Dirt Floors Costly In Poultry Raising lirooding baby chicks on dirt floors is costing North Carolina poultry- men thousands of dollars each year, according to Prof. Roy S. Doarstyno, head of tho Poultry department at State College. Dirt floors In tho brooder house provide ideal places for coccldla, worm eggs and many of the disease producing germs to live for long periods of time. Prof, Dearstyne said. Disinteoting such floors is imprac- Ileal, he declared, and despite tho careful use of litter, chicks will ’.cratch through the litter to the dirt iloor and cat some of the floor lua- ierlal It is probable that tho cost of building ■ materials will remain at the present - high level for an ex tended period of time, and tho poul- trymau having houses with din floors should give serious considera tion to replacing such floors witlv concrete or wood. Prof. Dearstyne said. Question: How can I treat pruning wounds in my orchard? ' .\)iswer: Pruning wounds will heal i moat rapidly when made .close. Avoid A new bulletin entitled “Alfalfa Production" has just been released by the State College Extension Ser vice, and copies are available free on request. Authors of the bulletin, Sam H. Dobson, Extension Agronomy special ist and Dr. R. L. Loworn, professor leaving stubs which will eventually rot, eapoclally if large. It is not nec- of field crops, both of State College, essary to cover vroundsjof two inches ! say that gowl hay is needed in any or loss with protective inatriul. When ! balanced feed program. And alfalfa, larger wounds are made It Is advls- ■ “king of tho hay crops," Chattels for sale at The Nows office. Cannery Closing Dates Lillinj^ton Cannery 'will be closed on March 15 through May 1st, for cleaning and mak- ing repairs in preparation for the vegetable season. Please bear these dates in mind. Lillington Cannery NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Com- mifsioners will sit as a Board of Equalization and Review beginning Monday, March 15, at which time hearings will be given to citizens of Buckhorn, Neill’s Creek and Hector’s Creek townships. Thereafter other townships will be considered at con tinuous meetings to be scheduled. Berles C. Johnson Tax Supervisor Harnett County WOOD’S HYBRID MAKES IM BUSHELS AN ACRE! WOOD’S S-315 yielded 135 Vi bush els per acre in a 1947 official ex periment station test. Increas ingly, farmers are getting yields of more than 100 bushels per acre with WOOD’S Hybrid Corn. 21 years of breeding here in the South hsve made WOOD’S “S” Hy brids famous for bumper crops, strong stalks, deep roots. They withstand storm and disease. They r ^ are flinty, have long, tight shucks and are weevil resistant. FOR THE DEEP SOUTH WOOD'. 8-240 Yellow and WOOD'S S-3C0 Whil. Flint FOR THE COTTON BELT WOOD'S 8-210 Colder.; WOOD'S S-350 White; WOOD’S S-31S Red Cob Prollflc SM.WPPO & SON? RICH -13’b , V-.1 ft C ( able to cover tliem with,a preparation of pure white load and linseed oil. ■Grafting wax, Tree Tangle Foot, or a Bordeaux mixture linseed oil ipre- pnration may bo used. Grafting wax which can be applied with a brush is made as follows: Resin 5 pounds; beeswax, 1 pound; raw linseed oil, about one teacupful. Melt rosin, add to melted beeswax and then the linseed oil, mixing thoroughly. The operator should car ry along some kind of a heating de vice in order to keep ,tho wax in a melted condition whoni applying with a bni.sh. A grafting lantern Is often used as a convenient heating device. Bordeaux mixture linseed oil prepa- i lation is made by adding linseed oil to .powdered Bordeauxjiln proportion that will give a mlxtu|re similar to white-lead paint. g.own In North Carolina, ded. can they 'be ad- Arms, and Repairman Artillery, Gen- e.al Mechanics and Repairmen, Steamfltters, Plumbers, Pipe Cover- ers, Painters, Sbeetmetal "Workers, Welders, Cement Finishers, Lock smiths, Electricians and Linesmen. These examinations are still open. The salaries or wages paid in these positions range from 82c per hour to $1.22 imr hour. Applications arc solicited from tho general public. Veterans will be given preference as provided by the Veteran’s Preference Act of 1944. No writtn test Is required. Appli- Our Subscribers— New and Renewed Question: Will Biinzoue Hexa- chlorlde he recommencied for cotton insect control this year? Answer: Benzene liexachlorlde will be recommended for '|COtton insect control this year. It Is one of the new organic Insecticides and has been ii.sed against tho boll weevil, cotton aphid, cotton leaf worm, cotton flea- hopper, thrlps, tarnished plant bug, and rapid plant bug.i At least 10' pounds of benzene bexii,chloride dust containing 3 per cent gamma Isomer (l-.'l pound of gamma,] Isomer) per aero is needed for satisfactory con trol of the insects meiitiloned above! Applications should be i4 to 5 days apart. In order to getlju quick kill of a lioavy aphid population, at least 10 pounds of a benzene jliexachloride (hast containing 5 per .cent of the gamma isomer (1-2 pound of the gamma isomer) is needed. For best I’osults, tlie dust should be applied In the late afternoon when tho wind l.s still and wlien the' temperature begins to drop. If rains occur within 24 hours after appilcntion, it should be repeated. Alfalfa Is rich in proteins, miner-!cants will be rated on the experience als, vitamins A and D and is especial- jand training shown on their applica- ly good for dairy cattle and all types tions. of young growing ■ stock. It grows Information and the irocessary four years or more,and yields three forms to file may -be obtained from tons of hay each year, ithe local post office or from the Exe- Beglnning with a discussion on soil ! cutive Secretary, Board of Civil Ser- selection, the bulletin points out, j vi;-e Examiners at Port Bragg, North step by step, the recommended piac- Carolina. tices for successful' alfalfa produc- j — tion. li you plan to seed alfalfa on your j f.'.im this summer iitid have not al-j ready receited’a copy of this help-1 fill bulletin, see your local county 1 Angler and routes: S. D. Gregory, ■gent or vviitelj to Agricultural Edi-IlMrs. W. H. Gilbert, tor, Slate Collage- ;3tation, Raleigh, j Buniilevel and route: Neill Mc- and ask for one. ■ Donald, Mrs. J. L. Marsh. — Broadway and route: W. M. Pace, lO. T. Pace, Vesper Butler, Mrs. W. 1 !g. Yarborough, Lester Tyslnger, Mrs. I I M. C. Thomas. Buie’s Creek: Leslie J. Turlington. CoaU: H. H.'Cutts. Kipling: Mrs. C, W, Matthews. Fnquay Springs R-2; .T. W. Senter. j Lillington and routes: Harnett Co. iA C A T. R. Brown. Mrs. E. G. I Bradley, Sion Wilborn, Amos Mc- •Neili, .Mrs. .t. H. Phelps, J. A. Pow- State College Hints To Farm Homemakers ii By Ruth purrent State Home Demonstration Agent ell, Madie Marsh, I. E. Clark, A. R! Brewlngton. Raleigh: \V. P. Matthews. i Others: Herman Rambeau, Du mont, N. J.; L. G. Carroll, Augusta^ Ga.; L. T. Collins, Greensboro: Mrsl T. C. Wilkins, Wythevllle, Va.; gI D. Monroe, Coral Gables, Fla. I 1 Deeds for sale at The News officel ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Thomas Dunham, de ceased, late of Harnett County. N. C.. this is to notify all persons having claims against the said estate to fSU the same duly verified with the un dersigned on or before the 22nd dui’ of February, 1949, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recover}. All persons indebted to the said es- 5 E. 9.15 chains to the south margin of highway; thence with said mar gin of highway S. 82% E. 8,-35 chains to a, stake corner; thence S. 5 W. 9.4 5 chains to another stake corner ii; the Cora Stephenson line; thence with her line N, 84% V- 3.35 chains to the beginning and is 3 aci'es, more or less.’’ The successful bidder will be re quired to deposit with the undersign ed; coinmissloneis, at the close of bid ding, cash or certified check in the amount of 10 per cent of bid as a matter ot good faith and to assure compliance with terms of sale. This 19th day of February, 1948. FRANKLIN T. DUPREE, SR. and NEILL McK. SALMON. 2G-4o Commissioners. NOTICE OF SA1.K OF VALVAB1,E LAND Notice is hereby given that the tale will please make immediate set- I undersigned commissioner appointed by the Clerk Superior Court of Har nett County in that certain Special proceeding of record in the Clerk’s ofiice of Harnett county entitled. "In the Matter of Lema Matie Mills Smith, Administratrix of Lina F. ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE i Mills. Deceased; Lema Matie M. Having qualified as Administrators \ Smith and her husband. G. Vance tlement with the undersigned. This February 22, 1948. OTHA MURCHISON, Administrator. Walter Lee Johnson, Atty. 4-6c W. H. LEE Electric Shoe Shop LILLINGTON, N. C. BUILD Wira Concrete or Cinder Blocks— HOU.SK.S, TOBACCO BARNS, b’EEl) BARNS Building Block Co. Telephone 317 lilMlngton, N. O. NEED GLASSES? COME to DUNN for EYE EXAMINATIONS and ALL Optical Shop Service! If you break a lens, we can duplicate iit. SAVE the pieces! H. M. SMITH Optician Dunn & S. Pines, N. C. .\ large market ba.'iket provides a handy contain'?!' In which to keep cleaning supplie.s. Soap powder, pol ishes, cleaningi|Clotll8, small brushes, and other articles Hare conveniently - I ' stored in one plao'^. ♦ ♦ ' ♦ ‘ *1 'J’o keep tools aiuj nails from roll ing off the top'of aijstepladdei', simp ly nail a strip of inner tube around it In such a niaiiiiei', that it will form a shallow tray. 4 4^ * It Is always a shock to look at the calendar and realize that some friend’s birthday or anniversary has just pa.ssed and you have neglected to send a gift or a' card. >4 4 4 Here then is the solution: Before tacking lip a new calendar at the first of each year, go through and en circle in red the dates _for all the special-birthdays imd anniversaries. Then a.s the days’ and weeks and months pass, the; red circles will serve us reminders and no friends will liayo been forgotten, ♦ ♦ ♦ For seml-ahniial freshing ivp, fea ther pillows should 'be aired on a cloudy, windy day' rather than al lowed to hang in Ithe sun. The sun draws the natural oil out of the fea thers and destroys! their resiliency. * « * The bottom of the scouring pow der can will not leave rust marks on bathroom fixtures‘ If it is dipped in hot parrafin. * * * A yearly weeding out of woru-ou’i kitchen utensils, and other odds and ends, will get rid of dust collectors, save extra work and valuable stor age space. AD.MINISTRATOR’S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of J. D. Gossett, Sr., de ceased. late of Harnett County, N. C., this is to notify all per30us’''having claims against the said estate to file the same duly verified with the un dersigned on or before the 3i'd day of February, 1’949, or this notice will be pleaded in 'bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the said estate will please make immediate .settloment with the undersigned. This 3rd day of February, 1948. ' JOHN D. GOSSETT, J'R., Administrator. W. A. Johnson, Atty., Xilllngton, N. C. 6-fic ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Mrs. Lola C. Gossett, deceased, late of Harnett County, N. C., this is to notify ail ipersons hav ing claims against the said estate to file the same duly verified with the undersigned on or before the '3rd day of February, 1949, or this notice will 'be pleaded in bar of their recov ery.-All persons indebted,to the said estate will please make Immediate settlement with the undersigned. This. 3rd day of February, 194'8‘. JOHN D. GOSSETT, JR., . Administrator. W. A. Johnson, -‘Vtty., Lillington, N. C. 6-6c Chewing ti>bac(,o production in u 1947 is estimated at 96 million pounds, about 11 million below. 1946, SURPLUS PROPERTY SHOES, CLOTHING, BEDS HARDWARE', BUILDING SUPPLllES, and Many other'iitenis at a bargain. ARMY &' NAVY STORE Fuquay Springs, N. C. of the estate of A. R, Suggs, dc ceased, late of Harnett Count};, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against safi estate to file .same, duly verifiec!, with the undersigned on or before the 5th day of February, 1'949, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of llieir rocovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate settlement with the url- dersigned. , | This 4th day of Febi'cary, 1948.1 D. E. SHAW and EUGENE HOLDEFt, Administrators of the Estate C'f A. R, Suggs, Deceased, Broadwav, -’’J' 0^ 12-6'c NOTICE OF SALE UNDER ORDEIR. OF THE COURT Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned commissioners, under a license of the Clerk Superior Court of Harnett County entered in that certain special .proceeding entitled, "Alma P. Wade and her husband, E. R. Wade, Petitioners, vs. Gurnle P. Suitt and her huslmid, P. L. Suiit, Sr., and P. L. Sui^t, Jr., infant of 10 years of age," of record in tl.e Clerk’s, office of Harnett Count v, will. c\n Monday, March 22, 1948, at 10 o’clock A. M. and thereafter, on the premises hereinafter described situate on State Highway No. 210 and just east of the corporate Umi!.s of the Town of Angler, offer for sale and sell at public auction, for cash, the following described lands, to- wit: "Beginning at a stake comer with Cora Stephenson, which is the south west corner of the J. P. Page Honie Place, and runs the original line N. Smith, Mattie M. Yates and her hna- baad, A. ,L. Yales; Frances M. Mat thews and husband, Jasper L. Mat thews, heirs-at-law of Lina P. Mills, deceased. Ex Parte," numbered on the Special Proceeding Docket of said court as No. 3120, will offer for sale and sell at public auction, for cash, on Saturday. March 20, li948: at '10 o’clock A, M., and thereafter, at and on' the premises ot the late Lina F. Mills in Black River Town ship, Harnett County, North Caro lina, about two and one-half miles no:;thwest of Angler, the following described lands, to-wit: ’.’BEGINNING at a stake in Wake and Harnett County line Pennie Mills line and runs as said County line North 6$ East 14 chs. and 75 links to a stake, Bullock’s corner; then as his line South 2 West 17 elm. and 85 links to a stake. Smith’s corner; tlieii as his line North .81 West 6 chs. and 50 links to a stake, the corner of Collins 30 acre survey; then as that line North 9 Blast 15 elm. to a stake and pointers, his corner; then as another of Collins lines North 81 West 9 chs. to a stake in Collins line; then nearly North to the beginning, containing fifteen acres of land, more or less." The purchaser of the lands above deiioribed will assume the taxes for the year 194$. Such purchaser also will be required to deposit with the nudersigned commissioner at the close of bidding cashier’s or certified chock in thO amount of 10 per cent of the bid so made. This 16th day of February. 1948. FRANKLIN T. DUPREE, 19';4c Commissioner. GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES ACETYLENE WELDING TRACTORS REPAIRED FORD FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS INSTALLED— NO DEU^Y UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED MUFFLERS, BOWERS BATTERIES Morris Broithers Garage PARTS — ACCESSORIES — AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR RICHFIELD PRODUCTS P. O. Box 609 BROADWAY, N. C. Telephone 6-366 To RALEIGH and return for $1.27? You can go and come by TRAILWAYS for that much, and rest while yoii ride. It is the ROUND TRIP FARE. 8 CONVENIENT, SCHEDULES DAILY WITH NEVER A LONG WAIT. SAME NUMBER BUSES RETURNING DAILY. B & M ESSO AND BUS STATION Phone 2751 Why did Aunt Hdliie wrap the ice in poper? It made the ice melt slower,) so she figured she'd save money. You don't see today's Aunt Hallie rustling around trying to turn off her electric refrigerator. Housekeeping economy is just os important, but there's a difference . . . It costs so very Uttle to nm « lo- Irigeratoi with electiicityl- For an average family-—less than a nickel a day. You've heljmd ;caake electricity so lovr in price by using it for more and more jobs. And the sound, business methods of the electric companies have made ii' more and more of a ,1 * . bargain, in sjdite of the rising costs of making and delivering electricity. Todoy. the oveiroge feoadly served by this coiiilKrBy still gets three times os mach electricity ter its money cm it did lust tvnmty years ogol • Listen to the Qectrlc Houi>-THE HOUR OF CHARM, Surdayfi, 5:30 P. M., £ST, CBS,, CCAWOLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY)
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