Lay. MABcn u. vm
rbtason, County Agent, Urges
mers To Use Lemnea fceea rotatoes
THE VAYNESVILLB UCTOTAiyESR
P27
daring' tte next we
ionblei In dditian to
y it Ids Tt P"" cent
are obtained.
L arc disea seed- There
Lber at these seed diseases,
idle tnber, curly drawf , nd
(of other forma what
Liwi mosaic- These dia-
Fbe controlled by spray
.Mnical9 killing the in
Lt their spread in a large
Lw hand blight cannot be
t except by epraying with
nurture. Seed should not
4, this disease: it can ne
wind from youn neign-
rovement of potato yields
county is more depend-
improvement than any
Aar th farmers con-
t irood seed it is neces-
ith eood seed. Certi
the highest grade sold,
his varies in quality.
,tiiD to consider the ten
thousand bushels of pota-
each year in Haywood,
I ih-At certmod seed win
L-chaFC-d for this crop
I'M-"
tor seed m If ay wood we
bene. There are two plan by irhk
. t i
uua can om aaam. .
On a or mar Km nt aartWbwt mmmA
can be bought and next year'a eeed
grown from these. When this is dnit
they should be planted 500 yards
front othr nafcatoea tt Brrrant tn-
aecta carrying diaease, or carefully
sprayed with poinsoned Bordeaux to
kill the insects and diseases.
Some men raising crops of potatoes
on or near the tops of mountains can
raise clean toed much easier than
those in the Telleys- Both diseases
and insects are les severe' at the
altitudes. It would be possible for
those growers to produce certified
seed. Mr. Verlin Campbell under
took this last year and has a crop of
potatoes of excellent quality, but the
vine infection showed a few diseased
olants that prevented approval.
Mr. Henry Francis used certified
seed in 1930, planted what he pro
duced according to Mr. Neswongers
instructions for his 400 bushel club
He did an excellent job of cultivation,
and sDrayed four times. His vines
were almost entirely free of disease,
and in spite of the unfavorable sea
son last year, he harvester 330 bush
els on one and one fifth acres, and
was one of the ten high men in
Western Carolina.
Most farmers cannot plant their
whole crop with good seed this year,
but by planning ahead they can next
year- It would mean many thous
ands of dollars.
J These Arc Farm Plan's Basis
VSTS ii TOLUCWJ Tttl COW-PKTl TO
TOGSProiTY wrm the. cgw
mnS0W AND THE LITTLE KID
MEN AS PARTNERS.
j
Carolina Motor Club
To Maintain Office
In Canton All Year
Mrs. Marie Bell Will Be In
Charge. Oraee with
Chamber of
Commerce.
MMtaat.cou.itMN
1
mm cow. u ow na ui uttM toa hmn will lead the farmer tram the
vaU at DtprvMton to th Hlhrol et Prosperity, C. F. Oolltason. frm
fl!tor mt U MlnMpolU Trlbunt. told an audlene of farmer -rd bual-
THE BUTTER TUB TELLS
THE STORY
YEARLY PRODUCTION tLJL LBS
125
It was announced this week that
the Carolina Motor Club will main
tain an all-year offlee at Canton.
The office will be in charge of Mrs.
Mri RT1 and will havp deadauar-
ters at the Chamber of Commerce
Automobile tags may be purcnaseo
at any time, it was said. Road infor-
mafinn anrl nthr f&ttir8 of SCr-
vice rendered at all Carolina Motor
Club offices will be given from the
Canton office-
The office opened last fall for the
sale of "32 lieense togs to motorist
of Haywood and nearby counties. Tha
popularity of the office led the officials
to establish one there perasanently.
7. H. Smathers Receives
Basketball Letter At
Davidscm College
Among the eight players that were
awarded letters for basketball at
Davidson College recently waa J-H.
Smathers, Jr., of this city, son of Dr.
and J. H. Sirurthere.
This is a distinction worth reoec
niting, as few freshmen have the hon
or of receiving a letter. Smathtts
was a star on the high school court
here last year.
VISITING CARDS Good quality,
attractive type at The Mountaineer.
60 for 75e, 100 for $1.00.
SCRUB
f "J! MOTHER
D1KATES
'onus Lasii)
.tnr ihi size tvPe for
ui;
1
Ld for this size type
ertion; half price forj
insertions.
half price for subse
t-MONEY SAVKH IS MONEY MADE
make mor.oy by taking advantage
of this 'pi'rt"''8 K' t'at ni;inazino HlVr.
Six national maKazines ami tim
C! for one year, ail for
id for this size type
ifertion; half price for
insertions. ,
IXSUHAXCE For all kinds of in
surance, v,th'' reliable ' companies
see J. M. Newton, your insurance
man, at the Waynesville Insurance
Agency. Over The Mountaineer
Ollice.
-0
1.:... ilwit uc;ii, i. the ftdvantiu'.os ill purpbivd' tliilry cows. C ':-i:i..'T:
h i i I'.l'.i' ubuut 125 pounds at butter nnnuaily. Mtitrd with a ,
' i:.i'stti: bull a r.rmtc halt'-bl hhU'U dauithtcr Mt'l t. 347 J)OUU!, i !:!
s 4!7 pjuniis and ilio i;:'oul uranaduuhtor kim.'s ..;!.
ii!ci'.s income was 58 per cent, urancMau:',lilrr': i -tr
;ial i.ii'at -,'. andil..!', liter';:, 3Jj per cent larjw than the "srVub's 1 v..,.
.e j;vh.s liave been eo-iipami with that it the lormer I'nlftl K i'uv
:t;"i' 'champion. May Wali-.cr Ohio HoniFload. it purehii'il llolt-tcln.
ndi'air'hlcr ;;iv;
:ntK Tile iinu's;
!m I W Villi 1 II 1 1 wwwi wn v W w
Secure &nuin $3.80 rmU Pn and Automle Nkit Msfati
Autn l
nf a xpI.K
Unbribl A B-Yr 6uirin)ii Glv In WrIMse
That Sh tr la laatrtlfol Oayi Cle
(ray Graaa Bhia Brown
Eltkar Lady or Gaat Stylai
PUata Mark X tor Color ana Styta Wanta
Onry Ono (I) Sat Dativarad for lak Ceupoy
H Sand no Catn
Pay Mallmaa, Plui Pottaga
Nama Addraw
Town
. County
Stata
UnA to LINN1NGTON DISTRIBUTORS Vol:...'-'' St'
101 ,ms l)t'on 10(' to us; lnat is tho pe)I,le ha-c been liberal with
1 JX us in 1'.:!1. Ann by reason of the fact, they appreciate effi
cient service and a low charge at this critical time. And, because of their
liberal patronage in li'.'U, we can ami will lower our charges for the peo
ple in l'J'i'J, In Februarv we will supply FU1-VUH frames and Kryptok
visible liifocal lcnr.es of $l,ri value fr $7.f0 or'$:i.7.r. for one. Other lenses
means t'OXNKK n-f ract inf. CONNER desiKnjnK. CONN'KU adjustitiK.
nd, until o.ntlition improve in Asln-ville, we will continue to sell lenses
and frames at ONK HALF S'l'A XI AKl ) PUICK. Tins means: Kryptok-la-visible
ltifocal lerses of $1.". vale for $7..'.0 or ?:1.7.' for one. Other lenses
and frames for prices correspondingly low. And this moans: We will con
tinue to till your .culist-s proscriptions - on the O X I 1 1 A 1 I'' -1 ' I M ( ' 1 ', - i t A S 1 S
Originator of' the Ultes Dr. Charles W . Conner, Optometrist.
Ki vptok and Totic l.en.:e-. Xo. 11" Wall Sl root, Asheville, N. C.
FINES CREEK
o
:havgo of 25c,
n trvnewriter for
.Must be in good condi-
asonable. Phone 290-W.
W FARMERS to investi-
wlmkni'ul offer iiow beinfr
ly tlis paper lor mapizines.
Lazb.es and this paper one
oiv ..
ktta
1TE LEGHORN EGGS
- of 15. By Mail .90c.
. Waynesville, N, C.
:AP.Y CIIP'KS: Each Tuesday and
Fii.'i'.y. JasL the best Sfvte lirood
tested Chicks you. ever saw. Wliite
and Barred Rocks, Rhode .Island
Reds, 'White Wyandottes, Buff Or
pingtons, White Leghorns. Bunch
Poultry Farm and Hatchery, States
vine, N. C. May 12
ONtY TODAY bv takinir
l?eli.'f the mac:azine offer
Hat by this paper. : Six
liesi.nil tins paper' -tor one
IT flfc r S2
CHANCE OF LIFETIME
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call
on farmers in Haywood County.
Wonderful oppvrt unity Make $7
''to Si 2: daily; Xo experience or cap
ital' rveded" Write today. McXESS
COMPANY.'';.. Dept. P , Freeport,
Illinois.
Ed.. Note: -been'
tiamei
Mountaineer .
cominutiity.
new s I or tins
it to -Miss .1
Mi
l.ucv .lames ba's
correspondent for The
in the" Fines ( reck
Every one having any
; paper will please jrive
antes. Xo Hews from
The speakel
fe,; .,' i ! 1
1' ines Creek vil) be. published' unless
it conies from our correspondent,
Wo-appreciate the efficient way .Miss
Helen (i roc no ciirrOsionded for this
paper," and rejrrot that sbe is unable
to contine in tliis capacity, but we are
indeed- fortunate to secure the ser
vices nf Miss James, who we feel
sure'-will handle the news in a :aost
in lila'.de manner.
" ,oo
X O T I C E
Your nearest Chiropractor is Drs.
LinibaURh. .'.01 Wachovia Bank P.ldR.,
Asheville, N. ('.. who invite you into
confidential consultation.
Their Phone is Ashevil'c .614.
'-j& '"..-Of,, ,.-"-'".-
jrxHiis-sKxioi: i:aqvi:t is
HELD
The jutdors and teachers enter
tained the-, seniors of F'ines Creek
high school' at a ' banquet Friday
eveninK. March 11th, at 4 o'clock
The room was attractively decorated
in jtrcen and wliite, the class colors.
The .'aides were 'decorated with
ft ra : !il white ca'rnations, the class
.: er-. .
Sam Met' I acken, president of the
Jt;:,i..i-- ...::?., :h '.' d ;''.: .toast ma's tor.
!ter his toast to the seniors, jioneri
Kukpatrick, president oi the ,'C)i-1
k i- class, repsondod lor . ins Class.
During the liieal other toasts
were eiveli, liicluilniK one io
the faculty by Mildred Rogers:
"The Influence or Our Icachcrs,
ulth Ledferd; a response to -"Inllu-
tnce of our teachers oy .mss ueien
Cireene, a teachurv There Were
several other parts on the proprani.
the evening was I't'o-
! i. -l ,. SatTord, principal "f
iio-.i. The batKpiet ( loseil when
aiiir. sanK n . soii entitled,
n iirht Seniors. ''
.di: . II ,i riet Hoyd has the 'honor
o f r.vt t tip this -banquet.
Miss Bonnie lHickett litis returned
home from the Waynesville hospital
after a .serious, operation for ap
pendicitis, She is rapidly recovering.
'.Miss- Lola Kirkpatrick of Wesley-;;
Creek :-)ent the past week-end with
Miss Helen Green.
Miss Steve Ferlruson is now aide
Ui resume her teaching at. White Oak.
Mr, and Mrs.. William Ledford an
nounce the birth 'of . a1 son.
srh'xns vi;i;k-ki ix wash-
1XCTOX, V. C.
Mrs (las; Forusmi. and her dauch
tor, Mrs. Myrtle Webb spent the past
week-end in Washington, 1. C:
Miss ' Mabel ('lark spent the pa.it
week-end with Miss Edna Ferguson
cf Jonathan.
Mi-s iluhert Forvrusoii is vi rv ill,
PROGRAM
T?fYD "
wAYNEWOOD THEATRE
WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
We atv
not dev
Mi-.; ...
ill.
Mi
! M'in-i ,
tito oa
' i.lic-.esvill
hoidiie;, t hat ' the illne,
lop into pneumonia.
Alma FetKu: on, is -als
I! M
and
t wee
Male
last
l . ;..d m:.'
Mr. Ford .Jmuc-;-e::.I
in (ii';'envi1!
t la; k sVipjieed i
Saturday
voi.y
liosa
,;.j.en
S. (
Way
When It's Wet Underfoot
Surosi prolcclion against colds is lo have sound
shoos whon it's wet underfoot. Is yours in good
shape? If not brintf Vm in for an expert Re
pairing. .
THE CIIAMJMON SHOE SIIOI
MAIN ST. NEXT WESTERN UNION
.j..j.'..H..j..H.4
t COOPERATIVE
' 1
Y
11
Tltpon v a xrn i?i7 t n A Y M ARCH 24-25
f iVk)I7l I J11U i J ;
LAJiK GABLE AND WALLACE BERRY m
"HELL DIVERS"
SATURDAY, MARCH 26
HOOT GIBSON in
"HARD HQMBRE"
'ONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 28-29 ;
.UA fiAPRO ATVn RAMON JNUVAKKU in
ATAHARI"
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 t
AS iTTTr'TTAxr r'TTAPTOTTF CREEN-
FOOD AND WILL BAKEWELL in
CHEATERS AT rLAi
0 COMEDIES AND NOVELTIES EVERY
''"'".".''"'''-DAY
I. '
"I began tak-
Cardui when in
a weakened, run-down
condition," writes Mrs.
F. S. Perrit, of Wesson,
Miss. "I took one bot
tle, and I seemed to im
prove so much that I
sent for six bottles. Af
ter I had taken the six
bottles, I seemed entire
ly well.
"Before I took Car
tful, I was nervous, rest
less, blue and out of
heart. I felt depressed
all the time. After I
took Cardui, ell ( thl3
disappeared.
"I gave my "daughter
Cardui and it helped to
relieve irregular . .
nuia miiri?iA haM been U84
women
Waynesville Boy
Qualifies For Th
Culver Scholarship
At Waynesville, Friday Morning
One Waynesville boy has qualified
for the Culver Military Academy
scholarship competition heiiu? ; held
iViU vrnr in North Carolina, lie is
, i; !!)" H. iliives. 201 Hr nmr avomir
, nf Wnvnpsvillo Townshin hich school.
He ' reported ' in , Asheville last Satur
day for the preliminary examination.
. The scholarship is for three, years-:
and eo'vers all expenses, inciudinjr
iinifnfTTuj .nnd txt books. It is val
ued at $6,000.
One hundred and forty-three North
Carolina candidates have applied for
it. The v-inner will he selected by a
committee Composed of Dr. Cdgar
W. Knight, of the School of Educa
tion of the University of North Car
olina; Dr. W. A. Brownell, professor
of educational psychology ot JJuko
U-niversity; and It. II. Lathan, super
intfdent of schools of Winston-Salem
The twelve or fifteen toy making
the highest records in the prelimina
ries will be given a final examination
and a personal interview with the
committee at Duke University on
May 17th. From that group the win
ner will be selected.
Charles Russell Makes
Good At Wake Forest
I- HIvWV MtvNS AM) Slav imolLKUS (reds) 18c
"I f '()( 'KSi - . 7c
.j, vorx.; chicks ,;....;.. .,- ik-');iz;;;;;j.;.. c
I.H.IIT IIKNS 12c (JKKSi; 7c
'S NKW BROILKUS (rocks) 2(lc TUKKK1S -...V l-r:
t Payments made by check on local bank
Taka Thedfort'f Black-DranKht
tor OonBtlpation. IndlgeaUon,
nnH Blllrragnesa.
Sveeial to The Mountaineer
The. much coveted scholarship cup
tf Wake Forest college contested for
annually by its 10 social fraternities
., iwnrHoH Mondav to Pi Gamma
Sisma. The presentation was made
Tiio awmirp -mn'k made bv the 17
mmhpr of th social order was
riio.)HjT iocs, than 90. Runner-UD hon-
Theta Kanna Nu.
Charles Russell, of this city, is a
member of Pi Gamma Sigma.
EASTER HOLIDAY FARES
ANNOUNCED
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
One Fare Plus $1.00 For The Round Trip To
All Destinations In The Southeast.
March 23, 21, 25 and 26, 1932
FINAL LIMIT 15 DAYS
Tickets Will Be Honored in Parlor or Sleeping
Cars Upon Payment ot r roper narges xoi
Space uccupiea.
Stopovers will be allowed .and baggage checked
An Excellent Opportunity to Take a Two Week's
Trip Over the Easter Holidays at This Great Sav-
mg in r are.
Consult Local Agents or Address
J. H.WOOD, DP. A.
Southern Railway System,
Asheville, N. C.
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