Clean Farm Machinery
Before Storing Away
Raleigh. N, C,? If farm machinery
is to last, is expected to give good
servi ce and is to pay a return for its
cost, it must be stored in some place
other than along the ditch bank or
tinder trees. j
"There is ? na known type of farm- ,
ing profitable enough. -to pay divi
dends v.hert machinery is allowed to
become rusty and worn, repaired
with hay wire or jjermitted . to stand ?
;:i the weather during winter." says
A I folmnn agricultural erffiyijf* at
5tate College "gome good * farmers
j se one set of machines a lifetime,
often exceeding .25 to 30 years of ser
vice; while sHher ineh add to the
;.i .pile eacfo year. The difference
:< due to management and care. Some .
men r.?ver permit their .expensive ir.v- ?
;->mrnt3* to -. "main in ? the -open-- When .
? ? :n Use; i'Mier6 seldom house thpir*1'.
Voujpment. Tlie cssentiai care is to
keep the machinery clean, house- ft
iperiv and ttiake repairs when
, .ngf?ftatl ?? ; >*- >>?' {
Mi ' Holman s ays , that' . every farm i
r ?:f?ds an . implement jious*. Such a
:liou$e hriUSt :iave a good roof and' a
./n. /l(x?r. i:' i.s best to build it so
iVat .all suriac*' water, including
. r tcr; from the . roof wl'll drain away
frpm. the b litzing, jltis also ad
visable; h" stys, to locate the ? house ;
? Ujat thp heavier equipnijint. may be
pyl)ed in ?? dr. -"H't with a . team. Other
deMjrablt? festive"- include a small re- .
. : r 5 hop a ' :ie end. lar^e doors and
, eanyriv.ojr arrangement for Ftcr
?,j fiv-. . rn a chinerv . . /! . o
Hetot*e storing any machine, it
?hcnifa i?" c!>' n n thorough -cleaning
);l riiinrp. The mud and dirt should
? ? . * M prevent deterioration.
? :-;ys M*\ I.ToYvatr If this is not don'1
? i)r c cTRnnes of " Tust and decay \tffli
" evet} though ?t?v machine;'
? : - .????? -reri. ' Ttit**? .parts '?? 'the too'*,
? hjfiv -v rx < 'the Ground especially
iiee<d < . a-s do th? bearings and
expose:! threads.- " "?
purii. ; idle ' t ijrftp in: u ;ht?r' repairs
- u-hi w nm ie . *v that .the machines '
. i rt re.i n * When, t he rii si; Of spring .
v.-u'fc tome*. ? *?"? ?? -
Green ^"eerl Needed'"
? Frr ? W'n*:er Egt?.?
. H .ilcV/h. N C ? Green h ed ' added
't-he ? layim: l.xtns. ration in winter
] thi-re?a$eci e'-'x -oroducttoh and- has
?yr-'-n" profiraTiVa Wherever U?ed.
iWhrn the Kfjeen feed pasture i
. -;a?u-rv(i vdih t'he ' com.int? of 'frost,.'
? a we? r-h-r it ' then necessary'
:? thf; poult Vvma'h to provide such'
'?ahx "? rrcommeivk C F Patrish. pou!
v.-y ? y-f'iv ion4 specialist'- at State Col
Yie "T^ri ts a. ' wide variety ? ; .of - t
ed that may . jbie used .? to avoid
''inoflnt-nyv Rn>?e. ? alfalfa. . oats. 9I0
tiers'.: Wheat, r e. barley. nunvzels a fid
'her ? f^eds iuay be used Sprouted
are alsb '. srd, effectively by some
'? vrtnms. Th;.1, cats are fed when ih ?
/.?nake an excellent succulent to sup?-'
plerr.pru the > -rnu h srair. and mas)v??
^?^r? Parrlsh s-?ys that it- is not dif
ficult to, bulfd ? homemade.' oati^prout
? Ai! that ? needed is a number Of ?
, toyf v.-tih holes inftiehedrin. the bot
'.nr !'? allov " \c?'ss vater to escape.
The -'fa okv; are spread thinly over
; v ? - . ? ? ">? : '_! it th-- formation of
,' fi " ** ????nt.r-d rats .'cured
this s . m. -f a*g fed at the rate of ,
urn' ? wr day' per'.
?i en' A >' w /rosmrihs hen will c.on
: iune J** 'to SO pounds of this
H?rrr'n'; ptbitit If ukmv.vs
< ai ?h - v -!I fiie.'^Yjtv?
ra ?< .and v. ill civ?? her
: he rJ v<->>n feed, needed T5eet?
be ' r iljinft /???>%;. , ... ;
/Vll. :t i ;^!blp. to' Slipply
?,;f-eri f'V'j. r iK'iver ri?l p\av be rni*<cd
?v-'ith Mi-1 fiia'*.!-: v .^raVn yatlpn to- _
v ?ai?v-> (nod ??!emen?s. ' ir.
y 1 th i\y.' feed. ' Mr.
? hat 'jk ffihall am-ount .
?.'ke>\ ;?n'! ),he cold
ihurouBhiy and
r\ ritxture with th-? ;
\':v nv r Jyv* . i.?nt of .-th? oil
ich "/Oft v .^tudir- feed is en nigh
'hfc,
rM<?i v??ive
/!ie ?h&l
ured f?'?
WW P'?>. Wali?'fta
J" Countj*
r ;Ua( '< walnut lim
irt ?ml 11V. ba iilrntifnl In
'Jowan Ccii> ? < '? n?rs' mil'
?! Inndnwn--. it . <h> I'lsn now brtiw
'?rnmi-UTl bv Cfc'lttt* Asront W O
Yew 1* paiMcri to 3 succecwful
frtiltkrtj.
"Mr. Yra^?t cOO(ttrkt(n( with th?
nirW ."lioo! iin?rvt?or. ha* t>*pun
II ic of i!m v.- ii.tporunt and un
titie orofcrtc > . school rhllrtren
rrf How t ' nnty that I hftvp otwer^'
nl tn # n-imhsr n( .yean." ?y? R W
<ir?u>l?r. MtmHW twAtrr ?t Slat*
C'ollrp" -"About coon rtiool chlldr-ri
an- n<5w cntam><l In planting blarn
j-alnut t'-n 1 a'jurt over thflr homo
farm* Th- rr\(lrtrrn are ijlantm
" cd fronj thr h it trees with the t(t<"A
??r .ln.i.... 1 1. n.r. .Mnit u?M. .
III adc'ltlon.tt^y are pi^portnn px
UfWts "of v.hich are pnt?re<1 at
1 ->ch riral tchool. From theap th?
thftc bri?t "rhthlts will be carried to
nirut exhibit there will be uaed to
furnish *<-ed !or ,>Untlnn black w*l
nats on <he 10 or mroe r.iral school
i' round* of the i-ounty."
Mr urac?vr i^ys that the plant -
>n?a ere belnt < artfully superrtaed
,nd will be ( iniuelcd a.f a club pro
;rct _ under Mr yea#er'i direction h
?lumber of the schools hwr reported
?hat 100 percent of thetr pupUa have
***5^ their- t?1antlngs and no move
; . cccn'Jy *mo?vt the
Sarua Claus Is Templed
By Albert T. Reid
young people has proven so popular
'' as . this. . ; ? w
.Mr. Yea tier r.ei>orts* tfta.t the plafu
mgs ci\ the school ground will be
carefully tendedy until the trees - are.
beyond the nursery stage which . in
ures at least a few such trees around
^ach building Appropriate prizes
? frt- nr.?r?-r to wtt-arrt \g t hO.se
children .conducting the work most
Kficiently. Prizes are also offered Tor
the exhibit cf nuts which the young
Colks are bringing to their school
: '-r- ;
0 ? ?
Bujihy Fork Honpr Roll
All students who were present" twen
t days and made an average of 90
on the subjects taken and a grade oi
95 on deportment were placed on the
honor roil for the third month.
Third grade: Gracie Lee SaHv.
Vera Moore.
Fourth grade B: Stedman Snipes,
Pauline Solomon.- Rosaiene Hester.
Fourth Grade: Lois' Thompson".. .
' Kilth rrtfle: mjl.aall ? lUMfi. ? M.v.V
Hester, Lloyd Mcfcxre,' Ruby Brooks.
Bessie Newton. Sa lira; Pleasants. Mac
Wrenn.
Sixth crade: Eldora Broach.
Seventh grade: Ada Brooks,- Louise
Warren. Catherine Thompson
Eighth grade: Raymond Allen. Cor
nelia Moore. Janie Hester
Nipth grade: Addie Clayton Sac
Clayton
Tenth grade: Mabel Moo, re.
Eleventh rrode: Albert 6*Briant.
? In Memory
On Dec. 12th. 1928, at 7.30 o'clock.
God sent His Guardian Angel to Mrs
t"harlV Ford s home and ro?k her
I< vlng husband. Charlie. U? al
ir.ost furty-Jlve years old, He had
bern in declining htJal.th idi live year?;
| or more, but had been sericuslv ill
fox* three, or four weeks". HIh death H
v.a-s not a rurprise to tffr fa^nlly and
friends. . AJ1 was.. done by faithful
Dr. H. M. Beaxh that could "oe
but nothing could stay the cold hand .
c? '! 'ath. His dear .wit
fill ;?? bim in all hi'-. siftkttefiS
t'eath He was ?\ member of Con
^rd churrh leave, s a v if and
^ther ;re);itlves and o host of friend-;
t--> fmurn his depart urq. Let if# all
hv'e so as we 'can be prepared to meet
liirn v heiY- there is no more parting
TJie funeral was conducted by Rev.
J r:. McGregor and Rev. Mr. Barcllft
ana h s remains were tenderly laid tq
r? t. in Providence cometcry under a
bank of flowers.
PaUbeavrs were os follows: W. K . i
PjtVaiv r. Orady Simpson. George Ford.
VA fl- nn. . V W. Lacks, Jiwe Hop- ?
good. Flower bearers .wer* Mr*. Eva
RobJj)soir? Lonnie Suit.. Nannie Beth !
Robinson. Hilda Perfcins: Odell and
OUrlant. Mr* Fred Flynn.
sleep on dear Charlie, take thy rest.
We loved you. but God loved you best.
~ Written bv H. B. P.
Notice Resale Of Land
Under and by virtue of the nuthr.r
r>f the Superior Court of Person Coun
ty. N. C . in that special 'proceeding
entitled Mr*. Louise Regan rt al vs
T. W Regan. -I will on Wednesday.
? luniiarv gnd 102ft at 12 o'clock M..
In front of the court hmiiie door In
Roxboro. N. C., sell to the highest
bidder for cash. Lot No. 2 of the
W, L Regan land, sakl lot being the
home house lot aryi containing 83
? acres more ot lew. fronts on highway
No. 13, Just North of Baker* MUi.
This being a resale bidding', tm <ald
lot will be/ln at $4620.00
This December 18th. 19M
Mr*. Louise Regan.
-~r" ?? ITOgfTr'
High School Honor Roll
. 1 I
-Horior roll for third month. The!
school t> .tryijiq to 'attain a high stan
dard and is. doing good work.
Aim bradsher. Shirley - Goodman.
Krie Oakley. Myrtle Reaves. France's
Wood. Maurice Clayton. Elizabeth
Rorpva. Hihiian -Al&mAi'lU. - FttrrM Mun
?ess;. Jknie Allgood. Helen Morton,!
Frances Morton. Rachael Stephens.
Dorothy Thompson. Janie Carver.
Kattierine Daniel. Margaret Hester.
{Catherine Nicks. Nellie Smith. Kather
me Winstead. Edgar tiong. Qveida
Long. Suzanne Winstead. Rose Elleh
Woods.
if eventh grade: Zula Ander;.
Notice Sale Of Land
Under Deed Of Trust
Under and by virtue oi the author
ity conferred upon me by a certain
deed of trust .executed by Baney Bass
Irwin paw and .L'u 1^' Bas$. on
I'tL1 ? clay 7TT JiJIy". ' Iyii*. and
duly recorded *in Registers, office of
Person County, in Book No. 4 at paee
15, default having been made in the i
payment of the note secured, by said i
deed of trust. I will' on Monday. Jan- J
uary 2!st. 1929. at 12 o'clock M.. in
front of thie court house door in Rox- j
boro. North Carolina, sell to the high- ?
est bidder for cash the lands conveyed
ir. said deed of trust for wit :
That tract of land in ? Mt Tirzah 1
Township, Person County. North Caro
lina. bounded on the North by" the
Ihnds of Emmijt Piflcti. ' on the East
by .the lands of Jerrry Bass, on the
South by the lands of Herod Allen
and on the West by the, lands of .
Bgney. Bass, containing 40 acres more ?
or less. ? '
2nd. That tract, of land in .Mt. Tli -
zah? township bounded on the North ?
by the lands of Emmett Pucci. on the
East by the lands of William Bass.
on: Hie South by the lands of Y. C.
Oakley and on the West by lands of
Ch&rly Allen, containing 33 acres
more , or less!
Tbls December 18. 1928.
? N. Lunsford. Trustee.
MOST people know this absolute
antidote for pain, hut are you careful
to jay Bayer when you buy it? And
do you always give a -glance to see
Bayer' on thr box? and the word
IfCKuinr printed in red? It isn't the
scmiine Bayer Aspirin without it! A
drugstore always lias Bayer, with the
vroven directions tucked in every box:
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
WITH US
l.lbby's Pineapple. No. 2. p <r can ? ? 2"
Tidewater- Salmon, pfr can
I? A S. Saucr Kraut. i?r can . . lOr
Swret .Meadow SURar Corn, per ran l-r><1
Del Mont* Fancy Corn, per ran 2Sc
K*tr? Small Lima licam. i>er ran
n. of t'. Rrand Strln*le?s firecn Beans, per can 20r
FRrlTS <>F ALL KIND
< ome to *rc u->. The place where value anil service meet.
Phone 1K4-M
FOX & COMPANY
tiro. M. Foil, Jr.. Proprietor
NOTICE LAND SALE
I WIU HEM. AT PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, DE
I EMBER 29TH. TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. AT COURTHOUSE
DOOR IN KOXHORO. N. C. TO THE HIGHEST HDDBt, THE
FOLLOWING DESCRIBED "RkXIT FHTATF:
TRACT OF LAND KNOWN AS TTlE MRS. SALLIE WIL
KERSON HOME PLACE. SITUATED IN FLAT RIVER TOWN
SHIP. LONXA1N1NU M ACEES AND HOME TENTHS,
THIS FARM CONTAINS GOOD BUILDINGS AND IS
GOOD TOBACCO ANI> GRAIN LAND.
TERMS A NNl JOUNCED DAT OF SALE.
THIS DECEMBER C7TH. IW*.
S. G. WILKERSON
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank each and every
one (or their kindness during the
Illness and death of our dear mother.
Mrs. Eddie. Dean. May the Lord b.ess
each and every one of you. .
Sincerely,
The Dean Family.
Five-eights of all money ta the
banks of the world .is In those in the
United states.
Sale Of Valuable Land
On Saturday. December 22. 1928.
beginning at 10 o'clock 'A. M.. I will
sell my tract -of farm land in Woods
dale Township. Person County. North
Carolina, composed nf nrres more
or less, at public sale to the highest
bidder or bidders. The tract adjoins
l^nds of Mrs Carne Shore. J" J Win
stead and Mrs. Gregory on the north,
land of J. P. Williams on the east.
lands of NL T. Carver. Dick WUkins.
J. T. Jordan and J. J. Wlnstead on
the south, and lands of Weldon O.
Clayton on the west.
The tract lias "been subdivided into
several small tracts and will be of
fered that way. the right being re
served to offer it either as a whole
or in such subdivisions as may be
deemed advisable.
Terms of Sale: tme-fourth cash,
one-fourth December 1. 1929. one
fourih December 1. 1930. and one
rourth February .1, 1931. Deferred
payments will bear interest from Jan
uary 1. 1929. on which date possession
will be surrendered to the purchaser,
subject to the rights: of tenants with
whom contracts have beep made for
1929.
Any person desiring to inspect the
.pint nr seeking information with. ref
erence to said land is invited to ap
ply to either of the Undersigned..
Sale on the premises. .
S. C. Bamett.
F. ?, Carver. Attorney.
BUY I,
Toys and Gifts/
at ^ ?
Dixon's Dollar Store
We still have a, complete line to select from.
See Santa Claus Saturday and Monday.
i Come early and avoid the rush.
We are only too srlad to. wrap your Christmas pack
aces for mailing at no cost to you. Bring them in to
us. Meet your friends here.
We have a beautiful line of Christmas Gifts. Below
we offer a few suggestions:
FOR HER FOR HIM
Perfumes Mesh Iiags. Pipe, Pipe Sets.
Perfume Atomizers. Shaving Sets. Bill Folds.
Cutex Sets. Mridtre >ets. Military Brush Sets.
Bath Crystals. Vanities. l)esk Sets. Knives.
Compacts. Perfume Sets. Cigars & Tobaccos.
Bobbed Hair Sets. Razors. Ash Trays..
Pyralin Ivory Sets. Flash Lights.
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IN CHRISTMAS WRAPPERS,
Main Street
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Yours for a happy Christmas.
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