State College Hint*
To Farm Homemaker*
By RL'TH CURRENT
State Homr I>< nv.instiulion
Agent
Oven meals are fuel savers
and with a little care in selec
tion ot foods which require the
same temperature many appe
tizing menus can be planned.
When such an over combination
of foods has been found, write
it in a notebook for futuro ref
erence. If this is done each
time one plant a different com
bination of food, much time will
be conserved.
Many homemakers have
adopted the plan of distinguish
ing faovrite recipes by filing
them on cards of some special
i color.
J When trying a new recipe fcr
the first time. It is a good plan
i to tabulate its degree of popu
j larity with stars. One star may
I indicate that it is good; two
stars, very good; three stars.
Alfalfa Seed and Fertilizer
2-12-12 with 5 lbs. Borax added pe.r 100 lbs.
High Grade Fertilizer
Nitrate of Soda
(Limited Supply)
Full 'O Pep
and competitive brand feed*
Groceries ,,l?v
Country Produce Bought and Sold
PHONE 92 FRANKLIN, N. C.
STORYBOOK SHOES
ARE
STURDY BUILT
Be sure to outfit your children 3arly for tha
hard school and winter wear ahead We havs
a variety of styles in all sizes.
THE CHILDREN'S SHOP
MACON THEATRE
Matinee 3:15 ? Night 7:30 - 9:30
Friday, August 20
Walter Brennan In "DRIFT WOOD"
Saturday, August 21 ? Double Feature Program
Rocky Lane In Also
"WILD FRONTIER" "SIGN OF THE WOLF" I
Owl Show at 10:30 ? Out at 12:00 O'Ciack
Kent Taylor In
"HALF PAST MIDNIGHT"
Sunday, 22
George Raft In CHRISTMAS EVE'
Monday - Tuesday, August 23 - 24
in M-G-M't rough-and-tumble comedy riot!
ALIAS A (
Gentleman
TOM DRAKE 'DOROTHY PATRICK
GLADYS GEORGE ? LEON AMES
A MfnrigOlOWYIMMYtll neriM
Wednesday - nhwday, Augutt 25 - 26
"MACK
TOWN" '
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IN
ROBERT
RISKIN'S
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If not ?ur* whstiifir th? tak
ing powrter you have on hand
Is (till fresh, It may be tested
in this way: Mix one teaspoon
of baking powder with about
one-third cup ol hot water If
the mixture buobles energetic
ally, the baking powder is still
active and can be used safely.
If the bubbling is very slight,
I or if it does not bubble at ail.
I the baking powder has lost its
I strength and shold Le thrown
away.
In washing fine china, use a
mild suds comlortabla to the
hands. Never usa scouring
powders or steel wjoI on din
nerware as these may damage
the glaze. liaised decorations
and embossing may be cleaned
i with a ' soft brush Kinse with
hot, not boiling water. Dry with
a lintless cloth.
Ordinary dishes should not be
subjected to extremes in tem
peratures as this treatment may
crack the glaze. When warming
dishes, never put them in a hot
oven? instead use very hot
water.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICD
Having qualified as adminis
trator C. T. A. of T. B. Crunkle
ton, deceased, late of Ivlacon
County, N. C., this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersign
ed on or before the 13 day of
August/ 1949 or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recov
, ery. All persons indebted to
SHOULD SEED 1
ALFALFA NOW
Mendenhall Emphasizes
Importance Of Gaod
Seed Beo
By S. U . MEN DEN HALL
(County Agent)
Farmers who intend to seed
alfalfa this month should be
working on tiie seed-bed .iuw.
A good seed bed is most im
portant. It should be turn, well
pulverized like a garden, and
have the proper a.n.>unts of
lime, fertilizer and stable ma
nure. These materials should be
applied to the land and work
ed into the scil at the same
time that a legume cover crop
is being cut in with a bush ai.d
bog harrow.
On land that has not been
limed, one and one-half to two
tons should be applied. Fertiliz
IN APPRECIATION
We wish to express our sin
cere thanks for the beautiful
floral offerings, and for the
kindness shown during the ill
ness and at the time of the
death of John C. Byrd.
The Children and
Grandchildren.
said estate will please make Im
mediate settlement.
This 13 day of August, 1948.
EARL CRUNKLETON,
Administrator, C. T. A.
A19? 6tp? S23
?r with 800 pound! of MMI
{?rttUMf that contain* boru
eovtr the land with manurr
Cre??-?eed 23 pound* of ln
rioculated Kansas or Oklahoma
Common teed per acre. Cover
the seed with a drag harrow
and follow with a cultipacker or i
roller. I
Alfalfa should be seeuea this
month If possible, and not later
than September 15.
A new bulletin has been pre
putd on MM* production
any firmer who U inwrnttd
may obtain from th? county
agent's office.
Increases in the values of
high-moisture ear corn of from
20 to 70 cents, at fuel and pow
er costs ot 'Mi to 9 'A cents a
bushel, were obtained with ex
perimental driers using forced
heated air in research by agri
cultural engineers of the USDA.
SPECIALS
100 Lbs. C. S. Meal $4.00
100 Lbs. Shorts $3.60
100 Lbs. Wheat Bran $3.25
100 Lbs. Egg Mash ? $5.30
16% Tux:. V Dairy Feed $4.15
100 Lbs. ? -igar $8.25
50 Lbs. S. A. 50 Bean Dust $6.00
50 Lbs. 5% D. D. T. Cabbage Dust $3.75
Grass Seed, Lawn Grass Seed
Kansas Alfalfa Seed 39c lb.
Vetch Seed ? 25c lb.
Clover Sesd
Check our prices before buying / 1
DRYMAN FEED AND GROCERY
tftlS COUPON
-"FOR-j
$100
EXTRA
TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE
FOR YOUR OLD TIRE ON A
New B.F.Goodrich
Silveitown
The above allowance is over and above
our regular trade-in allowance . Just
clip this coupon and bring it in. You
save an extra $4.00 on a full set of tires .
LIMITED OFFFR- ends sept. 4th
Play safe, too, by acting promptly on this offer for new
B.F.Goodrich Silvertown tires. Tougher cords, and more of
them, give more strength to the tire body for extra safety.
Double shock-absorber breaker strips cushion and distribute
sudden shocks and blows for extra protection against severe
bruises and blowouts. In addition, the wider, Matter tread
puts more rubber on the road to share the wear for extra
mileage that means grea&r savings.
Every 6. F. Goodrich
Tire Carries A
LIFETIME GUARANTEE
Easy Monthly
Pyament Plan
s<W FOR A REAL LOW PRICED TIRE
^ m BUYS A GENUINE
1 0 25 B-FJ Goodrich
? plus tax DEFIANCE TIRE
The new Defiance give* dependable, safe mileage for the p^Y m ap ftAUfkl
greatest value ever built into a tire at this low price. The ONLY I iX J l/UWN
Defiance has a wide, full-depth, husky, non-skid tread.
Improved high-tensile cord gives greater bruise resistance. 1.29 MR WKIK
r
Burrell Motor Co. Inc.
Phone 123 Franklin, N. C.
B.F. Goodrich
FIRST IN RUBBER