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Page 6 * TOBACCO FERTILIZERS MADE OF NATURE'S TREASURED PLANT-FOODS FROM THE SEA [rmk use tons of fish IJ^fijIoTTONSEED-meal, lliirscrap in Robertson's [W3j rich in Nitrogen, Proven Fertilizers and the Phosphoric Acid and Pot manure of fish-eating ash, is generously used in birds. They supply plant- Robertson's Tobacco Fer foods in forms no chemist tilizers. It nourishes the can imitate. crop constantly. FROM THE MINES FROM PACKING PLANTS SHE bones of prehis- |F9|N blood and tankage toric animals are [KSjare recovered the ele mined and turned into ments that grew the feed superphosphates to supply f or livestock. We use them the phosphoric acid that regularly in Robertson's crops need. Fertilizers. DON'T TAKE CHANCES. USE THESE MAGNESIA-RICH THOROLY CURED-BETTER INGREDIENT—FERTILIZERS To prevent damage to ths leaf from limestone and "cure" the mixtures, frog-eye and sand-dro .vn, we use large This makes the magnesia available, quantities of Sulphate of Potash Mag- Our Tobacco Mixtures contain one nesia. We put in Muriate to give body half organic nitrogen and one-half and weight. Then we add dolomitic mineral —proven best by years of test. 'ROBERTSONS^FERTILIZERS •SILKY LEAF 383 * I /"N I 'GOLD DOLLAR 36-5 *OLD RELIABLE 293 |(J INGREDIENTS *COLD STANDARD PACKED IN COTTON BAGS PROVEN FORAAULAS FOR EVERV CROP PAIKTINC Paints and Wall Papers Wheatherills Ready Mixed Atlas PAINT Quality Guaranteed V| C K PAINT COMPANY 219 West sth St. Winston-Salem Land Posters For Sale At Reporter Office Celling 8p Egfifc If you auff*»r ilrfilnn '"p .\Hhta, H. rvou.*n •••. f «*K "'Minn. Swoi n J.Mils, fliilntn k!i" iiu' tu », Lou* i I • Mum* Uk. Hiairl.ii,'. Ittliini/ A llty flu« ro tmnctlou*i Kidney or Ulaadcr troul/Jrw, Stiw Doeiora K'JMidntcar! praacrlption mx Blaa-tas). Musi bring n*w vitality I hour*, and aatlafy complataly In I I m moo a y back. Ouarantaad CyatMl t air K • torn u djruaau» NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed of trust, dated April 21, 1917, by W. P. Ray and wife, M. G. Ray, ; to J. D. Humphreys, trustee, re corded in the office of the Reg ister of Deeds for Stokes Coun ty, N. C., in Book No. 63, page 65, default having been made in the payment of the debt thereby secured, and the holder of same having applied for foreclosure, the undersigned substitute trus tee will, on APRIL 14, 1936, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., at the court house door in Dan bury, N. C., expose at public sale to the highest bidder for cash the following lands, to-wit:) A certain tract of land lying, and being in Stokes County, N. I C., containing 28 acred, more or; less, bounded on the east by Mag-j gie Burge, on the west by John 1 Tucker and Arthur Rogers, on ( ; the north by Alice Watkins, and, on the south by C. W. Sands, and, it being the land deeded to J. If. i I Burge by J. G. Martin, which j deed ia recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds of Stokes : County in Book 27, page 48, ref erence to which is made for full er description, except 20 acres 1 sold off the east side to Maggie Burge by J. M. Burge. See deed leaving 28 acres. This March 12, 1036. R. J. SCOTT, Substitute Trustee. i , i r>ti'io .guc'/gj you i foiEUfeiATiSM •fi'.eh'j Tahl»U *UST or Vow Mo* ' Now ycu CAN'T fAit to rnllava tfcr ,i lour icijfica NiurltU, Umbiqi ■ cul. iwnmahim. Tha pratcripliin tor i I'au* 'fulln# To blot ■ if « qraat S ic.ill»i d!i ci.«ry —liko nathl"B alia yo , avar ► I No opalji no na-cotici, absolutely 1 On « MONtY-lACK GUARANTEE, it,. donor or monay ordtr (wa pay t to W.H. FRENCH CO., World lld«., Now . N i. THE DANBDRT UTOBTEI NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of the power of sals contained in a deed of trust, dat ed May 3, 1929, executed by R. T. Spencer and wife, Stella M. Spencer, to J. D. Humphreys, trustee for Roy A. Martin, re corded in the office of the Reg ister of Deeds for Stokes County. 1 I (orth Carolina, in Book No. 78. page 356, default having b'.:n made in the payment of the debt thereby secured, and the holder of same having appp , >. 1 for : foreclosure, the undersignad suh j stitute trustee wiu, on Ap»-il It, 1936, at the hour of tnn o'clock a. m.,at the court house door in Danbury, N. C., expose at public sale to the highest bidder for j cash the following described lands, to-wit: Beginning at a persimmon tree !On side of road, J. P. Lawson's | former corner, and runs west 1 i chain and 61 links to a stake; thence south 27 degrees east 3% chains to a stake; thence east 1 chain and 91 links to a peroim { mon tree at the road; thence | with the road as ft meanders to ! the beginning, containing one-halt acre, more or less. ' Second Lot:—Located on east side of said road, and is bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake [ on east side of road leading f? *n : Lawsonville to Danbury, N. and running east 3 chains and 7 links to a stake; thence sou 227V2 feet to a rock; theni. west 100 feet to an iron stake in center of road; thence : northv/esl as said road meanders 259 l ie' to the beginning, containing six tenths of an acre, more or less, both tracts being land;* thio dav jdoed-jj to me bv Roy A. -Tar'K j f e dec,j for 'tir'iier tleecr.'ption. | Admitting lands of 1.1. H. Rob jfiitnon. J. T. Luwson, Z. R. Sh n ; pnH, ft al. j This Mnrch 12. 1936. GILMER SPARGER, Substitute Trustee. BAILEY PREDICTS I NEW TOBACXX) BILL i • i THE TOBACCO STATES TO ENTER INTO COMPACTS TO CONTROL THE CROP STOKES FARMERS WILL I CO-OPERATE. Senator J. W. Bailey, who spent the week-end home at Raleigh | from Washington, says the new tobacco compacts bill will have easy sailing in Congress. | "The senate is in a position to consider the bill immediately and I anticipate nothing to interrupt its progress through the senate ;0r the house," he said. "The bill is simply a measure giving force and authority to the concert of the several states in volved to meet their own prob lem." j The legislation is sought to permit the flue-cured tobacco states—Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia—to enter into com pacts to control acreage. Bailey said he would give Gov ernor Ehringhaus "every co-op-' eration" in his appeal to Presi-I dent Roosevelt for a $50,000,000 allotment for tobacco areas under the new soil conservation pro gram. The farmers of Stokes county are very anxious to see the new tobacco legislation take shape, and will co-operate thoroughly with the plans in hand. NOTICE. Having qualified as administra trix of the estate of T. J Ganr, 1 deceased, late of Stokes Coimty, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to ex hibit them to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of March, 1937, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 19th day of March, 1936. MRS. T. J. GANN, Administratrix of the estate of T. J. Gann, deceased. | Post Office: Madison, N. C. R. 1. J. W. Hall, Atty. NOTICE Having qualified as adminis trator of the estate of C. W. Blancett, deceased, notice is hereby given to all parties hav ing claims against said estate to present them to me duly authen ticate for payment on or before January 25, 1937. And all per sons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make im mediate payment to me. This Jan. 20, 1936. WALTER L. SMITH, Admr. Mount Airy, N. C., Route 2 1 23 6 SUITS Cleaned Cfl r and Pressed .... At Southern's Cleaning and Press'rg shop located in M;e ' I'di/ig occupied by Davi' tie. We have made some 'itious and repairs And better prepared than r to serve you. Lei u» . '"jhten up your ing war*' obc. '.VIL*.. VM ' , OANBURY MOW. and WED. SOL riIERN'S Walnut Cove, N, C. SWAGGERS*. TOE THING IN Spring Coats $9.95 All the Wasted New Lengths! You've undoubtedly made up ♦ your mind that your coat is to be a swagger! See this group! Short ones, just below yamr finger tips, three-quarter length and even full length! You will love the fabrics —plaids—smooth weaves. Of course there's a good selection of dress coats, too. 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Snake* and Soda in the News IntrrnoHfiiuil .Vf»« Dit'to Something the achnol book* don't tali about Arcadia, Florida. la that it ia the home of one of Ibe South'* aalque Industrie* the ralaing of rattle *nakea. Their meal ia panned rtid soid for rood and their skins «sed to make attractive garments •iicb aa Miss Myrabetb Hc-ce, above, VH wearing when her |ilc turn waa taken. Wl*a Reece» father, by the way published the weakly irrxidtan. What turned our attention to Ar cadia tbia wwi wua the tact that I sy THURSDAY, MAJECH 1% UN although there are 17 town* culled Arcadia the first fanner living ID one to receive a Certificate of Award from the Arcadian Nitrate people la Mr. Clarke lirowu of Arcadia. Florida. Thi* certificate I* given to farmer* who conduct outstanding d j—enac unions with (his Southern sail* and thereby demonstrate their Interest In the welfare of lb* 9*«ih. The Idea wi* originated by Dr. Cbarlaa H. Her ty's plea or "Southern rertlHzem tor the Houtaem tanner."
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