Mosaic Disease Causes
... He^vy. Tobacco Losses
Raleigh, N. C.. March 'Tptoacco
mosaic is-, rapidly becoming' ode1 of
. inc rpost serious oi tne -aliases in
fecting .this" crop* in Norfh Carolina
and last year, the grower? lo^t about
two million dollars from its ravages
alone. ?/ -
"At one time, tobacco mosgic_ was
regarded as of consequence,"
says d.-O'.'Lehmkn. plant dfeeiyse in
vestigator at State College. "But
ofrnftjHteng 'and Usts - that we
have made in f ecent" years " I * am con
vinced that this disease causes 'a
heavier "money loss than all the
other diseases put together. The loss
:<s are insidious: the plants are ~^iot
killed outright, but the leaf is usually
reduced in siae #nd the quality of
the cured lesf ls?ldworecjL Many grow
ers recognize the trouble, in their
s. but are not concerned- They
say - the .plants will grow out of It
but this is a mistake.
In one test by uhs^Lehmffn.
a Riven weight" of tobacco from' a .piot
innocUlated ' wiCh. the disease at sea
ting, tiihe was found to be worth 43
per cent less (ban the same weight |
taken from a helathy pldi. Not'onlyj
?had the quality..of the leaf been re-;
duced-to/^ucl\ an extpnt that on-anl
acre basis the diseased tobacco was I
?actually wBJth'61 per cent less mdhey
th^n the crop. fronT the he&Vthy plot, j
j t^r. -Lehman states that "about ."f?-1
?pr cent of the tobacco fields pt . the |
Pitate are mfected Avith mosaic., and'
it is causing ..appreciable losses ! on !
about half of - this" acreage. The, re- i
t ruction in money valur1 of the to
bacco cr<^> for "the ?ta?e* a whole
i? porbably not less than two percent. J
Tftls mearts* t hat the growers* iast'
year lost i\ot lev- than- two million
dollars from'this one rrouble: J
? There , We two' types of the cfrseas?.
?These > are ? t*ie' severe mosaic" .and !
tile' mild irtosair\fortunately?i'her?
;.;i- j i 11 le' of thfy.'il: ^ now found m'"
North Carolina i*>r: Lehman
? i1??-?;. j
South Now Leads ~
In Cotton Mills
' Atlanta, cia.. Mb.' - 25 ?That (tel
South rrow Jeads all other poyts-;;-6f *
the United ^fates' in cotton mrtnufac
. toring caj&cjtv is fought out in'thcM
lirjB t.'dit!<>n M ?-^'lULln in Hailwftv ;
'System*; Textile. Directory, iast issued
As.of '.January 1'; 1928. there were j
in southern mills a ? town* of' 18.399 832 |
<pindies, this being 3'f)pJ68 mere spin- J
dir.?? tiian in j he ffjttoh.'- hVills of all "J
the other ^frate?. Since l?80. \Vhen I
.HmUli ImU' 1'ii.ly .?.17 i.icp. ot -alM
Vhe c 6t vprv' '??] ?imjtf "m - ; t he7" ?. Un iiftd]
States, there has been- a steady; ai-.i
"tftTTSt " tmtfhrm?tncw-ftse ye&ir . ^.i
year, until npvv 50 42 per ccnt of- the i
total are in f'-butbern Milit! rCfr"5-the';
-mini ^inrMp* iiv'lhc' ?':! i
or -73.71*- per cent ,- are^at "points -eFv^d '
-Airejciiy. Soutjierr, \
^'he- Di recto* v shows that in .!fi2TT
Kcuihern miil^ coasiimea *,404,714
bales f t cotton,', oi*. 72 97 \\f?r . < .??u*- of.;
.the total cons uinpt ir>iV of. *{ho United1,:
Sjatet yejjr. . ''ami ? jiithern.
mills, with- 13599,832 . tJincHt > in -plac: ;
vptfatedr J T.fifis.i 1^.7.75n .spindie-h0yi>
?tyhile . tm&s m ail' 'other tat- ? witl:
3p.094^l64 spindles in {jlae/-. opefatPd ;
^0.5140.348,84^ rrpf<ldie-hours'. -In othe.r |
words oii'hern ' witir :.n 42 per-?
m of the ? spindle*, .jn place ? v.V?rke^ '
Over
7 million
i
minutes of
test, a: day
I .?
?
Every, tiny more
than 7 million find ?
inan ioc-colclCoca-. .. . ,
Coin om- Uuifr- ?
minWJe that's long
enough for a bij? ?
rest. Every bottle
sterilized.
' Oitfy 7 iiiiHfoii Tt daym
CTH-\-V01 A fcO*TMN? WORK*
. Roxborn. .V. <.
i . HAD T oTTTE - o o o-f>
^ ? , , , .
63 per cent of the total -spirtdle-hours
of the year. y
Cotton 'mills at .poliitir^erved by the
southern Railway now contain 266,433
looms.- There ate also at these points
woolen and Worsted mills containing
4.'3.VL'4 .spindles ana- - uiW looms: MiH
mills cbntainin'g 41.200 spindles and
2.219 looms; knitting miili containing
54.849- knitting machines ;a*id braider
' mill' efmzstwAs: . 3320 braiders. Mills
under construction at tlUT -end of the'
? year will,, when " completed.; contain
>13.000 spindles," _5fi2 looms- and 20Q,
: knitting tnaohlnes. '
I The first tjnlt of a ^large rayon
manufacturing 'plantywas placed In
operation' duflng the year'"at Eliza
bethton, Tenn' An additional unit of
i the same plant and two units of an
tion at. the same plaice." Another
' large rayon manufacturlil gpl^nt?cr
undor construction at Hurling??).
North Carolina.
? The'Dijpctory lists all of the tex
tile manufacturing plants at points
sej^ed by Ui? Southern, giving the
equipment kind^of power used.' and
character of yoods* uYnnuIk^ctured- An
interesting fe52Sfe is a map. showing
the geographical location of the tex
iiXulants fn this terirtory. together
withSije electric power lines apd coal
fields, bringing out the facts that
electric power is available in prac
tically- every l&ullty and that coal is
accessible to all pa^ts of the territory.
? : ?1 :?
Sale Of ?>and
Under.: a*nfl by virtue of a judgment
and decree of the. Sijflgrior c'oitrt'OC,
.PeTson County*rendered-"in that eer
?t_ain action" pending-Hi said court, en
titled - Atlantic Joint Stock Land
Hank - oi ' RSlelgli. ? a Cceporatfon. ?> vs.
O, D. Bailey and others, the under
signed, .having been thereby commis
sioned, authorized, empowered and
'directed ?d- to do, will otW, Monday.
March 12 - IS28. at twelvejo'clofk. lioojv
.at .1 lit court'. house door ..m ? RffltWro.
N, C, '.%.*! public tjttf high-'
i-.-r -htHctPV for'-cash,- j.^p ^following <{e
?"ihrri fl-.-irt *nr nayeel nt lami lyf"
ing and'being 1 *">>-"?-' Ta"j"rn"
Person County, Carolina, to-'
-wit: Adjoining -lulu! of R. I>. Bailey
on the NortRv-T;iitd of O. A. Bailey
esrare-oji tli'e'east, land of Miss Adcjie..
Maiv Merrift on the'south alid land
of Dr. j;.H. Merritt-oh. the :we?t. and ?
more, particularly described as fol
i lows; 4.
Beginning at pointers in a gully or
deep ravine.-e. A. Bailer's jgrner.
tlieuce south 45 "degree* west"26 plains'
"66 links to a >take and pointer?. Q. .4..
I II j 111 v 1 1 ' ?7 r'r
grees 30 minutes west 27 chalns oind
S? link? to-a stake .in the rpad. Dr.
' WUllam''Merriii's comer, pience -ftorth
four . degrees thirty minutes' east
forty-three chains Vnd_ fifty links to !
fu rock pile and" blazed pointers lit
said Merrltt's line. R. D. galley's cor
ner. thence eSst, 26 chains and'29 links
to pointers In a branch west of a
gate, thence down Said bcarnch as It
meanders to the beginning, contain
ing 201.7 acres. ? - -
- This February 19. 1928.
Trusteed Resale of Land
! By reason of an increased bid I will, I
i as Trustee.'undep. thaV deed o| trust
I execute^ >to me en Aprtt' 27th. 1909."j
j.by Sandy Wade and wife, recorded j
?In Hnnk Iff; page 29? .'Register's Office
! of Person County sell on Monday.
?March -nth. 1928. at twelve, o'clock
noon, at the Court-house door. Rox
J boro, N. C.,- to the highest bidder at
I public auction for cash the ".follow
ing described real' testate. to-witV
' Th,at tract of land lying in Woods
1 dale .Township, "said County, bounded
j on the North by the lands of John W.
Clayton:'on the feast by the lands of
1 John W. Clayton: on the South by
! L. C. Pixley and on the West by
l John. W. Clayton?* containing four |
' acres more or less, and being lands 1
?jronveyed by John W, Clavtog and;
\vff? to Sandy Wade,
Bidding .at this sale will b#gin awi
S49S6.. J. . -
. This February 21sj, 1925. ?
tt'r M.Carlton, ? Trustee, i
Sale Of Laiid
[ Under and by- vltru'e' 'o! .t-he ?powc.-s
' ccntafafed .in; thsf't-: cSrtairi deed 'pt
ttiist executed by William M. Faulk-;
TSer eh "January 1923. and regissteced I
in the ollice ot Register of "Deeds of
: Person County in B06S 4. page '566,^
default 'liaving been".'made in payr.'f
msnt of thf. 'band sefcured* . therfby! ?
JBndV the holder of ?aid bond haying ;
requested a:-sale of. said : land, the ]
undrw?giwd ? will on j
This is Why They Use It
.. Year After Year!
S Because it-malTes money. ?op..theiii. The uipe
_ ? 7 ' riengi* and tare-that koos intft every bag makes
' ROBERTSON'S a producer of .quality props.
"M Quality chjps" mea'n.: more' ir>of*y for the
fanner. T-hntV whv s.. many in -Vir-"
ginia and North Carolina are Changing over to
Rt ll:r-: tt.TRON'S fiiw .fttmKftTSQX'S "m-oven."
"Fertilizers :j;trial this spring and see what they
(?au^do.for yon. ? For ipformation al>?ut ROB
ERTSON'S ''Crop producers," *ee oUr local
dealer or write via dfreestr- ?{
u<)ju;ut?on an;*iH:,Ur coki?
"/Vw/uwrs of Crop- Producers"
xmmi.K. vm<;ima
PEEasing used cars
v.... <111 n . Ma tit t hp pnrnrtt* in ime ?t imr hrigfrtftnori
.up ;infl tightened up l .-UC!) CARS arfd Hfc prffliid of
vour buy. V?
, We >{ive VAM E.
~ easy! TEiOLS. Come in. ~~~? ;"
STjEW ART
CHEVROLET CUT
CUtVHlIl.t,'! TAM A TtlUflMf)
ho*boro. UtX
MONDAY. MARCH 26. 1928.
?at 12.o'clock. Doon.' at? Ule tourt' hoilic
door'in Roxboro. "North, Carolina, sell
.at public sale to the highest .bidder
Tor bash the following tract or parcel
of-land. to-wit:
tr;.P' l.,r.ri" ' .... ...Mill ?
hatn ?Tottnsffcp. Person County. North
Carolina, and bounded on the north
by Scott & Beaufort, on the east by
Belle Covington, on the south by MISs
Lula Oliver, and on the -weifcby Pres
j ton, Beaufort, containing i,*?> forty
I six' acrts more or less; 1
This February 24, 1928.
I ?V -i . T. C. Brooks. Trustee.
!* Notice L
On Monday. Mara* i2tti. 1928. Mrs.
susle Gentry. Executrix of J. C. Oen
try. recently dejeasSd, and T. . C
Broofcs. .JWSienfeT of a mortgage. exe
cuted to said J. C. Ge'ritry by C. A.
Gentry -and wife Hattle.' recorded In
Pefscyi County tB Book 2 at li&ge 4+.
wilt^OfTer forifirfc at Court Hou.vi door
in Roxboro. 12 o'clock noon. - the trait
of land described in sjald rnortgage,
lying in AUensvllle Toinshlp. N. C.
adjoining the lands ot .John L. Gen
try. heirs of Dr. Wm. Werrttt; -R. Q;
Slaughter. J. L. Gentry' and perhaps'
others. Containing 40 acres more or
les4,j- ' ; .
Mrs._ Susie OM&jr. E*rcutqr.
T. C. Brooki: Assignee and'At'.t "
An Arkansas croguet player had
his skull fractured In a game. So*me
thtng must .be ddhe to ciirh ih...
.prt< |
In some localities both toms and
"corn" .appear to hatfe gained quite
a foothold.
Harry Bush. 104 years old. was lined
1? f-.lifr.ml-. 1,.r rtriVmi>
Will, "boys will be boys.
Polit<?nr?i? Is. worth ;i?lot.bf
money but';., it doesn't, cost ,u;
cent,
?z, ?ijioore's Oblige - grants*'
" #We lower qUr ptIces -w&crr the
market <ii1dws but - we. ' never
lowrt the. qtiahty, 6ur Qrat
Oracle, dependability is you??yeai:;
; 'found protection.; ? . v
The Best Groceries At "The Right Prices!
When ^fon shop, at our ?tor? yon
?re always certain* to obtain
grade of groceries at thejowetf'prtce.
And yon "WHJT appetite
will impftx*^tfhrn you - *erve' meals
our foodstuffs. Hl?
carry all thf staples?=as wtll as many
tabl^limicies. / CopJt in today? or
phone its, and we will, deli ver.
J. Y, BLANKS '
Phone- ?3 ? : - T, . ? - - Roxboro, N. C.
SAY >?BAYER ASPIRIN." and. INSIST!
.?Prrtv-.^J prP?.-rihiTl by physicians fof
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Pain Neuralgia. ""Trtothjche"" Rheumatism
T>OE5 NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Accept - rnHv ? ???aviT' P,UH*ge
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Hand? "Baypr- ibox^s 'f 12 tablipt*
w .-Also ;!? ami 100?rPrwerist?.:
a t&e - trade xa$x% 'vt .of ft'or.8f*l&ViCMlUl
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Performance that is.thrilling
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Chevrolet sales are surpassing
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