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IONA Cream Style White or Golden Corn 3 No. 303 A J* 16 Oz. Cans 1-Lb Pkg. 25-Oz Jar 10'j-Oz. Cans ?* WVJ L- - J In The New! Zip Open Gin ? Puffin's A ? m m m ? ? Cans CSSOUITS - Armour's Star or Libby's Cori BEEF HASH 16-Oz. Can Nabisco Premium, Strietmann Zestas, Sunshine Krispy ftKFEMi . . . . i-Lb ?feltfWl'4E?llu Pks Cold Stream Pink c i q i Lb I *f KM n Bi M ? - r- '? 1 V. -?i. aL'i'a J ~?^ri Nabisco Ritz Ti.p Quality Heinz Tomato r ? I'i b Heinz Kosher Dill * vfe I &*??? ? L hWH U *?22 r 17 Fancy Tomato r \[ These Prices Effective jTfiru Saturday March 6th CHI STYLE rCC.lZ 1 ' ,~y C'lfrcso I Ti r.: '-~s f " f - n [ -- ? L i C PV-'rcn fi ' r?s-y T " a. >y - ? -? / ^ J 1r 0.7 1 z. C"n ' . j r 07 Can r 0:' w Can F ^M~nt for r^Icds ? American IT' r-> r-i r fTE - "2! /** 'OB /[ I f ?' . L^: > C - v .L J / Ann Pa'*~ E'bcw T ^ r" ' '1 ~ ' "> Jar r ?-.-' i L i_ .. 3 ,_ L. 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C f f" r-" r~ ' W v W u - \v, :; e < ,ih O-sco l'kg. r,t. ? r ['k;: . :: U f.ri::h r-RU i ' at v? <:;;s CI" ' or Frush Pi'i'k > c: " ir 1 ? J? >.u- *. d .. J?i . i" o? can Wilson Corn King v, ! B/ CON . . . . Swift's I Fro'cn 'or n-'vr PERCH . . . r** v -Oz ' /.jj-n Can ? yj Nice Thiol ? Salt Svifrnlag m-s\ * ^ l-Lb. ' l, A 3-Lb. A tin , i*lf Tin >ul Fs! m cv /? Franklin, N. C. . ib, 41c * \ Swift's Jow j 4 ^ All Prices In This Ad Arc Effective ki'V\rf Through Saturday, Marcii i>Ui UNCI l||? This Week With Macon County Agents By T. H. FAGG i Assistant Agent) The agricultural outlook for Macon County, although not as rosy as it has been -for the past several years, Is not as dark as some people might lead us to believe. This fact was brought out | forcefully during the series of i farm schools held in the Agri- j cultural Building Monday, Tues day, and Wednesday of last week. Practically all phases of agriculture involving Macon County farmers were discussed, and the approximately 300 dif ferent farm people attending, I am sure, received much valu able information on the trends that are developing in our ag riculture, new varieties of plants coming into use, improved fer tilization and cultural prac tices, latest methods on weed, disease, and insect control, care and maintenance of machinery and equipment, latest informa tion on feeding, care, and quality of livestock produced on our farms, and other interest ing and important subjects. These schools, I believe, brought to our farm people the most complete and latent farm inforjnution we ha\e had1 in many year-, l ju.it wish it had been pos .;^le . ;r all the farm ers in the count} to have at t.vic' l them. I b.lieve it would ha been- well worth their tin. ?. j O'.r f rncr.; aio laced with i - . 1 problems, us brought if. 'it in the.-:. ? ?iux;,. Such pi'Qb j -CI":. ;i J CI'.' ;J UliiV;' LiU'lil Di'i.-'eS, | ... in u.y . cattle, Idalry i :>i \aict s, . at; ? i: nil .. ra I liiOviities hi; \ prico^ ' u. iai:a j . ...rioi'; , I-.: iccd ami j ; >i!v.. i' i'arra suv.u. labor shorts ; and vav > . ' ? he.- th n ? : .1 I ? .. to d> ..ou;-a"e Hew ail ; e:it.r prizes .are faced with ' proi&jn j ja-t ? Tiou-i tuici ? i ctr. ?* allri'i to quit. 'lit be- .'.e .on dUVr : art- a li ?. i a., .or The . i I'm i' vivo i mjccc ful will b< the on I- \vht> i willing to make adjustments to a changing agriculture. Now is the time, more than ever be fore, when a farmer should take advantage of new proven varieties of seed, use fertilizers amply and wisely on crops, do a good job of culling his un productive poultry, beef cattle, swine and dairy cows, produce more crops on fewer acres, put idle acres to work and stress quality of production rather than just quantity. To sum it up in a nutshell, the farmer that improves his farm management, cuts cost o: Legion Gives School Electric Scoreboard The American Legion in High lands which was recently re organized, met last Thursday night. The meeting was to dis cuss a membership drive which the legion is going to sponsor, i The legion has also donated j the electric score board in the j Highlands School gym. production, and does the best job he can in general is the farmer that is still going to make a pretty good living. GROUND BEEF lb. 39c BEEF . STEW lb. 45c T-BONE STEAK .... lb. 59c 5 LB. SUGAR ..... 49c 10 LB. POTATOES .... 35c 4 LB. PHP"? ? Of\c ?1 f' mJ. JL . il ?ot V?"' COTTON SEED M? Tf I ^ $1 -'5 w *? ?? ' ^ 9 'J CITRUS rv t* V, ? *? v" ?" 2. f ?<i < > , ? * : ' It's SPtCIAL because it's "^remium F!avo " " Coffee! v &' r /J 1 . C-IiCHIDS' ( i Tf|e vFastiiosi Shop ; SA niRDA Y, MARCH 6, 1254. Ve V-ope to become the shopping ce.iter for the Th -ifVy Buyer who is Style Coi>s .ious. r<er:> -<re a few lines you will find in our shop i>RES:>ES * Doris Dodson # n?bbi !. ynne and * .'cilic .'unior * Liie liiouses ' C?i ' i'.iana * Holeproof Hosiery N\ * rv.av Dui hill * Luxite Lingerie * Westo? r Fashions * Queen Casuals Youk business will be appreciated in helping me to establish my new business venture. MRS. MEREDITH HOLT. Mgr. MISS KATE McGEE, Owner
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