IT'S TIME TO PLANT
BEANS
AND
PEAS
We Have in Stock:
Wood's Yellow - Tokio
Brown Biloxi and Lareda
MIXED PEAS
Both Home Grown and
Western.
Grey Crowders and Virginia
grown Black Eyes.
If Your Mule Could Talk,
He would probably say: Master, please don't
make me work all Summer wearing an over
coat. '
CLIP ME FOR COMFORT'S SAKE. I am
your faithful servant, so make me as comfort
able as possible.
Sprayers - Dusters - Arsenate
of Lead - Rotenone - Sprayer
Repairs.
? GLASS ?
We cany a large assortment of sizes of
glass in single and double strength from 8x10
to 36x48. We also fill special orders in a few
days.
? PAINT ?
Our stock of Paint and Enamel is very
complete.
$1.35 a Gallon up
A lovely Inside Flat in White and colors
at $2.00.
-- Buckets Won't Stop Leaks ?
BUT
Foster's IBM Roof Coating
Will stop any leak that can be stopped with
Roof Coating.
50c a Gallon
In 5 Gallon Steel Buckets
NEW OHIO
OIL BATH
MOWERS
Hyatt Heavy Duty Roller
Bearings
Quiet as a Sewing Machine
Rugged Construction
Light Draft
TWO SPEEDS!
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REGULAR for Normal Cutting
HIGH for Heavy Cutting.
Change gears like an
automobile.
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THE RARE MONTH
On The Farm and in The Home
Jane is a month they say is rare.
It brines much work that most be
done;
Also, it brines relief from care
For picnic season has befan.
Between the hoeinx and the hay.
Come opportunities for play.
The Big League pitchers largely come
From farm boys reared In country
air.
While any (arm girl skilled at home
Deserves a decent millionaire.
But whether baseball stars or wires,
FmJi air means stronger, longer Urea.
Stat* College specialists recom
mend the following good farm
practices for the month of June:
Earl Hosteller, professor of
animal husbandry, says the far
mer who grows beef cattle, sheep,
and swine gets a breathing spelt
during June. The sheep and beef
cattle should be on pasture, and.
except for salti and water, will
need little attention. If sheep are
on permanent pasture, it will be
necessary to drench the animals
periodically to control stomach
worms.
While the livestock man can
take it easy. Roy Dearstyne, a
head of the college poultry de
partment, says hot weather only
adds to the problems of the poul
tryman. Not only is this true with
young birds, but ?he mature
flocks as well. He points out that
most of the early-hatched pulletfe
are ready for vaccination against
chicken pox if this has not al-j
ready been done. Then. the poul-j
tryman should watch for over-l
crowding at this period. Other |
factors in producing healthy!
strong pullets are: feeding a
well-balanced diet, constructing!
summer range shelters, checkings
for internal parasites, and pro
viding plenty of watering places
and shade.
Enos Blair, Extension Service j
agronomist, passes along a few;
hint? on harvesting small grain!
this month. He says the grain
should be harvested when dry and
shocks so ouilt as to withstand
wind and "shed" rain. Much
grain is lost each year because it
was cut whe:i too wet or sfcocke.t
improperly.
The second important job. the
State College man says, is the cul
tivation of growing crops. Culti
vate corn, cotton, and tobacco
steadily during this month, a',
least every week or ten days. A
good rule is tio cultivate as soon
as possible after each rain. The
third important job is getting
soybeans and cowpeas planted 011
stubble land. To do this, Blair
suggests getting into the field im
mediately after t'he grain is cut
Plow the land well, make a good
seed bed, and put the legume se<"d
in the ground. Also, corn and
cotton should receive a top-dress
ing of nitrate of soda this month.
Paul Kime. Experiment Station
agronomist-, says if sufficient hay
crops have not been seeded, there
is still time to make go.'d crops of
soybean, cowpea. ami Sudan grass
hay if the crops are pl:iivted dur
ing the first part of June. Sudan
grass may be seeded alone or with
the two legumes. The grass makes'
an excellent hay if cut just as it
heads.
Dr. I.uther Shaw. Stnto Colleee
Extension Service plant patholo
gist. warns against harvesting
and sacking Irish potatoes when
the soil is wet. since t'he spuds
will heat in the containers and
often rot badly. Also avoid har
vesting (luring mid-day if the
weather is unusually warm a$
scald and decay may result.
TILLAGE
TAKE THE
TIME- and MONEY-SAYING WAY
1 WITH A JOHN DEERE
DISK TILLER
Prepare your seed beds at minimum cost with
? husky, big-capacity J oho Deere Disk Tiller,
do your summer- fallowing In a big way, save
valuable hours on wheatland tillage, do a better
job, and get it done at the right time.
Heavily braced overhead frame preventsclogging.
Frame weight above the disks aids penetration.
% Heavy-duty heat-treated disks. Enclosed heavy
duty power lift. Chilled bearings. Semi-floating
hitch for easy control. Quick depth and angling
adjustments.
Come in and learn all about the strong, cost
reducinft John Deere Tillers.
We also have a full line of Farm
Implements at Reasonable Prices.
Call in and let us show you.
FREEMAN 8 HARRIS
Noma F. Freeman H. Grady Harris
LOUISBURG, N. C.
JOHN DEERE QUALITY IMP! EMENTS *VNC SERVICE
Timely Farm
Questions
Answered at State College
QUKHTION: How can I make
up a lye solution for disinfecting
poultry houses?
ANSWER: A most satisfactory
solution is made by dissolving one
pound of lye in five gallons of
water. The lye. however, shoula
be thoroughly dissolved and the
solution well mixed before it is
applied. Since lye is caustfc and
poisonous, it must be used with
care. Two pounds of vater-sUu
ed lime added to the above solu
tion w'U make a good white-wash
and, i.t the same time, will make
the solution more stable.
QI KSTION: What Is the best
ration for a fresh row?
ANSWER: The feed for the
first few days after freshening
should be very limited wi(h the
first day's grain should be very
limited with the first day's grain
feed being restricted to bran
mash. A mixture of what bran
and ground oats, equal parts,
should Mien be fed for the next
four days. On or about the fifth
day after freshening the cow may
be started^on the regular milk
ing ration and gradually brought
to full feed over a period of three
weeks. A reasonable amount of
legume hay and a small amount
of silage may be fed at all times
during blie freshening period.
QUESTION : What proportions
of ursenate, water, and molasses
are used for mopping cotton to
control boll weevil?
ANSWER: One pound of cal
cium arsenate should be added to
one gallou of water and thorough
ly stirred. Then add one gallon of
cheap molasses and stir until all
ingredients are thoroughly mix
ed. This will make enough of
the mixture for one application
on one acre. Larger amounts may
he made by using the same pro
portions. Only enough of the mix
Hire should be made for each
day's use. Frequent stirring while
applying is necessary to keep the
calcium arsenate in suspension.
Women don't like women.
FEW CENTS EXTRA F0|
TIGHT WINDOW FRAMES
IS GOOD INVESTMENT
TIGHT JOINT
Contractors call this wide
blind stop construction. It
cuts air leakage more than
half around window
frames. Costs just a few
cents extra per window.
Arrow points to wide blind
stop. -1
m leaky joint
hia U U* Ida* ot
Arrow* .
eoU klr leakj Ik
Don't overlook the Importance of
.he lowly window frame when you
build your new house. It is the one
thing; that permanently joins your
windows with the framework of
your house. A window frame
properly constructed keeps out dirt
and drafts by making a weather
tight joint with the wall. A win
dow frame indifferently constructed
will allow as much as 174 cubic
feet of air per hour to leak into
your home, air that is often loaded
with dust, to dirty up walls and
cause drafts.'
Good Construction Costs Little
Wide blind stop construction in
' window frames has been in use for
?nany years, yet jerrv builders will
use frames without it in order to
cut costs without regard to conse
quences. This type of construction
costs about 80c to 50c more per
window opening than ordinary con
struction and it will quickly pay
for itself in heat saved and added
comfort.- ?
Window Frames Permanent
Remember window frames are a
permanent part of the wall in your
new home. To tear them out and
replace them is not only a mess
but a big expense as well. The
easiest way to avoid leaky window
frames in your new home is to buy
frames that make a weathertight
wall joint and that means wide
blind stop construction.
j Gravy, coffee and salads are be
j yond the knowledge and skill of
i four out of five cooks.
The suspicions of women, ho
far as men are concerned, are not
without foundation.
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$4.50
per month.
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