PAGE FOUR
PROFIT IN LARGE
YIELDS OF CORN
Yields of 18 to 25 Bushels
' Per Acre Seldom Pay |
Production Cost
There may bf an overproduction of
corn in some states, but most of the
Southern States, seldom, if evir. raise
enough corn for their own food and
feed crops.
The average yield of corn in the
South generally varies between 18 and
25 bushels per acre. .These yields
seldom, if ever, pay for. the cost of
production. All arc agreed that these
sntall yields represent, except in cases
of drought, what is termed poor farm
ing. With the knowledge that yields
varying frotp 511 to 2tlo bushels per
acre have grown in the South,
it seems' poor business not to try f»
increase .the acre yields.
The necessary amount of plant
food is probably the greatest reason
tor not securing larger yields ITOIII
400 iwunds upward of fertilizer should
be used, depending on conditions and
the type of soil. With sandy loam
soils a fertilizer analyzing K per cent
phosphoric acid, 0 per cent nitrogen
and 4 to t> per cent potash will give
profitable results. On tlie~ cl,iy biam
type of soils, a Iri'tili/cr analyzing 111
per rent'and m ire of phospohfic acid,
4 to (> per cent nitrogen and 4 pet
cent potash should be profitable.
The sheriff seldom has t_o viatl th*
1 owner'of a full corn crib,
Williams Chapel Home
Club Meeting Thursday
•The April meeting oi the \\ illiains
C hapel club was held, with Mrs. 'i, (i
Bunch Thursday. April l(>, at her t "Uii
try Iniine I'rereding the business,
meeting an interesting radio program
from station •\\ 111I 1 1 I at Raleigh was
enjoyed. Through the -art-'and cralts
department. of the club, sofa plflows,
bonked rugs, a foot-stool made from
fertilizer bag- and knittel counter
panes were exhibited..
The business meeting -over, Mis-
Sleeper gave a lecture demonstration
on "Seams and seam finishes and sim
ple decorative stitches " I endcrgreen
seed were distributed among the club
members together with instructive bul
letins by the .home agent Delicious
fruit refreshments were served at the
cjose of the meeting
The tweutv one w men attending
declared their afternoon very worth
whil.eatid tmicb eiijnst*«l
while and much enjoyed— ( lub re
porti r
CARD OF THANKS
We wi.sb to express to our many
tr-iencb our deep appreciation for their
man) kind and loving ministrations
during the illness and death of our
beloved husband and lather. -
Thankfully,
Mrs D H WHICHARU.
AND FAMILY
It's fully time to pre
pare for Spring plant
ing. We have now all
the best quality seeds
that you will need 4n
making your garden.
V"!
Get prices on these
items at once!
CLARK'S DRUG
STORE
WilliamstonTN. C.
♦
WARREN S
PROLIFIC
Is Ten Days Earlier
Than Most Cotton and
Helps Beat the 801 l
Weevil .»•
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It hu been c«r«fully field
■elected for 18 year*. Good
•Upte and good yield.
Seed, SI.OO Per Bushel
HYMAN
WARREN |
[| Route 3, Robcrsonvillc
' I
B. S. Courtney Attends
Frigidaire Dealers Meet 1
♦
B S. Courtney, local Frigidaire deal
1 er, returned recently from Norfolk,
j \'a., where he attended a spring busi
ness conference of Frigidaire Corpora
tion for members of its sales organi- j
ration in this section of the country, :
| "Advanced refrigeration," he said, j
("will he the sales and advertising
theme of our corporation this year, j,
I and our household electric re
' frigerators contain many refinements j
and improvements, the result of many,]
I years of work in the engineering lab- j
| oratories at our factories in. Dayton, :|
Ohio,"
Economy, efficiency and beauty have i
'been the'guiding stars of these elec
i trie refrigeration engineers and the
| finding stars of these electric refrig- ,
oration engineers ind the Frigidaires j;
| reflect ths influence. They operate at I
j a lower cost than ever before, freeze
' more ic cubes faster, have more shelf j
; space, and are finished inside and out i
'in durable, white port elain-on-steel.''
The 1931 Frigidaires arc' now on
display at the local showroom, and a
general invitation has- been extended
to local home makers to inspect tlietn,
be announced.
Tobacco Growers of
Pender To Make Test
-Tobacco growers of I'end r County
will test the efficiency of growing to
bacco on land where a . cover crop of
\rtili and Austrian winter peas have
been plowed under this spring.
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I "Inside" Information
To make mushroom sauce for steak, I
wash a pound of fresh mushrooms,'
ftUuaVv
WiT X PSSSH TEXACO.
•« 'V . After MI rt. hiai| by Mufgait Ikiuiu
men...
LISTEN
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Winter is dead! Let your car cars last fall. We kept them safe /
welcome Spriug, unhampered by throughout the winter. Let us pro
the dangers of weakened, diluted, tect your car now with the propel
motor oil. summer-grade of Texaco. Heat can
/~\ ' winter-grade oil will never " ot P icr f . th '° crack ?™°/ ««
/teACOV do for the wa,mer ,la > B « hat are n dw,nUeß awaybefore ,t!
NrSn here. Let us drain it off. Let U8 Begin long months of driving
I MM 1 refiU y°» r crankcase with the cor- p|eaßUre tod with „ 8t at our
e o t e new crack-proof Station. Let us drain and
• exaco. refill your crankcase—then you
Vl » tm mmmgm m m 3 W© dntiiiHl thousands of listen to the difference!
THE NEW t '- |T §:* ■:J_.,; -ij
TEXACO MOTOR OIL
"CRACK-PROOF," LONGER-LASTING
HARRISON OIL COMPANY
Geo. and Gus Know Oil Williamston, N. C.
in ■
PUBLISHED KVBMY
TU-3AY AND r».PAY
separate the caps front the stems, trim
the stems, and cut into pieces. Cook
in 2 tablespoons of butter in a
ered pan five to ten minutes at moder- (
ate heat. Season and serve with steak
Canned mushrooms may be used.
WANTS
FLOWERTFor ALL OCCASIONS
! Quick service,, Mrs. L. C. Bennett. ■
FOR SALE: ELECTRIC PRIGI
j daire at a bargain. In use only three|
months, and good as new. Joshua L.
'Colrtain, William-ton, N. C. m-24-31-
a-3-10;
" NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina,' Martin County, in
the Superior Court,
i Federal Land Bank of Columbia vs. H.
A. Early, Administrator of Joseph
j Early et al.
The defendants in the above entitled
iaction, M N. Early. K. E. Early and
Mrs. Fannie Council, will take notice:
that an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Martin County to foreclose
mortgage covering lands in Martin
County which was executed by the
late Joseph Early and wife; and the
defendants will further take notice that
they are required to appear at the
Clerk Superior Court's Office of Mar
tin County in YVilliamston, N. C.,'
within thirty days from thi service
hereof and answer or demur to the
complaint filed in said action or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief, demanded in said Complaint.
•■This 2nd day of March, 1931.
K. J: PEEL.
in-24-4t Clerk Superior Court, i
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina. Martin County—ln j
I the Superior Cuurt.
Martin County vs. W. S. Bunting and
wife, Katherine Hunting.
An action having been instituted in
THE ENTERPRISE
the Superior Court of Martin County
North Carolina, entitled at above, to
forec!o r e tax lien* for taxes due for
, the years 1928, listed in the name of
IW. S. Bunting on the 'following real
estate in said county: '
One house and lot in the town of
] Oak City, N. C. listed for taxes for the
I year 1928 in the name of W. S. Bunt-!
ing.
Notice is hereby giveri to all per
' sons claiming an interest in the sub
ject matter of the said action to appear,
j set up and defend their respective
claims in six months from the date of
| this notime, or be forever barred and
! foreclosed of any and all interest or
i claims in or to the said property or
(proceeds from the sale thereof.
Dated this 16th day of March, 1931.
R. J. PEEL,
ni-24-4t Clerk of Superior Court.
WISCONSIN WOMAN
i Lost 11 Lbs.
"Have been taking Kruschen Salts
for fat reduction —am on my second
bottle—l lost 11 pounds in six weeks
and feel fine—Kruschen sure gives
i you a lot of vim aiia pep."
Kruschen Salts are used daily by
•millions all over the world not .oaly
to take off fat from overweight people
but to rejuvenate the entire system.
| One bottle of Kruschen Salts (lasts
4 weeks) costs but 85c and one bottle
will prove of vast benefit to people
who have constipation, headaches, in
digestion, nervousness, rheumatism, de
pression, acidity and auto-intoxication.
Not only that but one bottle will
bring about body activity—increase in
energy vigor and ambition, sparkling
eyes and freedom from pimples and
blemishes —millions know all this—-
! you ought to know it. Take one half
; teaspoon in a glass of hot water every
' morning before breakfast —walk a lit
tle each day—cut down on sweets and
! fat forming foojs.
Sold by Clark's Drug Store, Wil-
I liamston, and druggists America over
witfi the distinct understanding that
j otw bottle will help you lose fat or
money back.
WILJ-LAMCTON
I Margolis Brothers § I
1 where we can be outfitted like our B
grown-up brothers and sisters and '4'yk.
M Dad and Mother—because they \
know what we need' at prices
mother can afford to pay! ||j |
I Aud If I Was Able 1
I ,
to say what I want, I, too, would
B CI P re^er that my clothes come from
I - Margolis Bros.
"The Shopping Place, Alter All"
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