THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1931
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HIL W.UNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Wavnesville First Methodist
COUNTY AGENT
W. D. S IVIITH'S
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Timely Questions
And Answers On
Farm Problems
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All farnu-rs . who haw ,nt
their marketing va.-ds-to. the county
agent'.s ,Hk-e .-hould do at '.""'m
The work will Ik- delayed unti ,.1
cards are in. This, county is "hea.l
in this work, but we should complete
the Jb once.
Bee meeting will he held at tne.
following places: ,
Thursday 9:00 A. M. at Vocations
Agriculture Department.
Thursday 4:00 1'. M. at George
Stanley's home, Tigeon.
Friday 10:00 A. M. at Columbus
Moody's hoiiV, Maggie.
Friday :!: M- :" J- 1!- 15t'l '
home, ( ralitree.
Mr C h. Sam.s will be here loi
these" meetings-. All men and women
interested in hee.s should attend at
least one of these meeting.
Remember the meeting at the couit
house Saturday murmng at 10 oVIoik
it is important that you be pic-M-nt.
Trap Catches Hoy
Stealing Apples
-i-i . i , r, 1 1 .' I '.( IV
j ih-t,vtiV(. Vincent Bradley an
1 wo red a call Utat .-aid someone wd-
-iviniin" tin North Lexington .-vve-
ma- in A-hcvi!le Saturday. I
When lie arnved, he lound a 10-,
i.i i.,.,. ,.m In-; kiici-s in 1 rout of,
i .,-reeiicil fruit stand- On,- t the
i ,-,-'--, aim- were through the mesh
wi!h a thumb caught in a trap whu-h
(vol been set there to catch po.-sillfc
thieves.
W;tli the assistance ,il two man,
the olliccr released the lad who said:
"I was hungry and just tried to get
an apple. '
:,adlcv c.iiMile.l the boy iu he
milled a lac-. -rated thumb, took him
t,, a cat',, an.l gave bun tood. 1 hen he
took his yuung .nsoner to within two
I lock- of home and released him.
-l'leasc, Mi-ter," the youngster
AFTER 8,000 M
ILES
one AS NEW
Percent of tensile strength
remaining In cords after
lonii use In tires:
Mllm Suporiwisi Ordinary
Run Tire t :oril3 I trc Portia
8,000
16,000
93
81
S2
36
Supertwist Cord -a Good
year patent stretches,
absorbs shocks, and comes
back strong! Thoroughly
rubberized to resist heat,
it (Jives lasting - blowout
protection in every ply.
Ask us to demonstrate!
iThe super-soft tires the new 1934 cars are wearing
'can be easily applied on most 1933 or 1932 cars. Ask
.for our special otter on the GOODYEAR AIRWHEEL.
Any good "new "tire' is pretty
safe, from blowouts but how
safe4 is it after thousands t of
miles? . Think over those per
centages above! Remember, the
public finds! that Goodyears
stand up 4longestTthat's why
morej people buy Goodyears
than any other tires.! Since
Goodyears cost "nothing, extra,
put them on your car'
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The famous P7A
Goodyear
Pathfinder l up
blowout - protected
by 4 FULL l-1, its oi
letcd with hot-twin-
lag ruoner.
Aleo, the m 4 )
Sprcdway up
Ik kIamii, - nrntfvtcd
yet cost a little e
ot
bv
pro-
spe
.-elence
hick, -pi-actual
ag.- poultrvniaii
nwn: A high degie,
i; Im I.een attached
i-ialisi - of tti.- I. X- Department -i
Alfrivulture :ti this work but. due t
evti-.-me care necessary in making au-topsie-i
and the necessary praUce wolk
the -ytem is ot little value to the
aveia'ge pouilryman. i'or tile com-nur-ial
hatchen man, however, an
opportunity '.- ottered in that a defi
nite piemium will be .iileied to the
h-itcbeiinaii who can. .fa ';:. ieo u"
' . :.- i-if'i;t v per tit leinale-.
. Tii Mountaineer went to pit"
Mr. Hardin was out ot town. He an
nounced before his departure that K'g
ular -civices vvoubl be held Sunday
at th(. u,u.l hoii.s, with the pa-toi
preaeh;,'i4- at both the morning and
evenniK service.-.
The public L-. cordially invited to
attend all service.
ei
U-mi; oi
entrance
i-nnninij- Noi Inea
said county
a .-take m
said county
(o- -t on:
A n.-wei :
spiavcd a.
(inell. I lie
"1)1.1 VOU net
" es. twice,
once from the I
mv c
Once
,ank."
leek ."'
from you and
Mj'JK 1. Of 1KI hlKl.'S SU.K
Wv!i -liouid a'.inie trees
c.-iti -il ot apiile blight .'
n.- t rees ' should be
:i::.n a - cue b!o.-.-oin - aie
irreeui . r ' a -..iniK vatl-
eties will re.Uiie mole, man one ap
plication of the .spray. 'I lie removal
..i- ..li i.li -!,.!. .it ui-nr-, branches and
htilfht cankered areas, will al.-o aid
in the control by er.dicatinn- canv-
over -r.iirre- ot the organism. ot
tl-.-- -nrav use a Honh-aux mixtuiej
coiisistnuf ot one pound ot granulated,
blue stmie, tluee pounds ot chemical
hvdrateil lime and .ill aMoii.s ol a-
ter.
Question : Is s-.lav a prollt ible
sunime.' teed tor daily ca'-tie .'
Answer: il;-K; ba.s it- place in
.summer feeding as a .supplement U.i
short Jiature. here ther is sulh
eetit silage oi' where the .siae;e ciop..
yield well it is a cheap and mure con.
lenient supplt ment than soilmu
crop-. It i." also well to feed u n-a-sonable
amount in the morning loi
the fust t'evv day.s alter tho animals
a e turned on the pasture. '1 his
prevents the eow.s from gorpinn m
the younn' tender grass which tends
to scour the rows,
On Monday
o'clock A M.
in the tow ! 1
County, .No: ;
public outcn
tor cash- tin
am! prem..-e.-
, April ', VJ-'-i. at elev
at the court house dool
V;.viuvilk', Haywood
j) (' i-iilma, I will sell al
i , the hijfhwt bidder
iMllnwimc described lundb
. d-wit:
ui-civvivi: -it :i -tak,. on tne
West side' of liranner Avenue, it be-
intr the- Northeast corner of tne ait
herein conveve-l, and runs Noith
West with the line ot lot No. 1.0... U
poles and five feet to a stake 7 feet
from the corner of lot No. 17;i; thence
S -14' K 1- poles and f feet to a
-ake on the West side of Brainier
Avenue; thence abmti Branner Ave
, ,,, o; tl,t t. the BKCINMNC, it
being lot No. Kil, in the new plan ot
i ., ,.c Wiivriesville. as ner
a li i low ii "i ' " j -,
Kam-eur Survey, the map of wnien
is ,f . ecord in Book "R, ' page bill,,
Kss seven feet strip between the lot
l-erein conveyed and the Norwood lot.
Being the same lot of land convey
ed by A. B- Brvan and wife, Kula
lii-yan to K. .Miller, by Heed date i
June 2, l'tl:l, and recorded m Book
;! -page r,S2. Record of Heeds of Hay
wood otinty.
Sale made piusuafit to power ot sale
cniit'erred upon the undersigned ti-Us-i.--
,-ivfii.. 'ui' -. deed of tru.st exe-
, .. . ...:.e- to
owing lanus auu i"-- - - y.u,y.
geot new e
No-th-ny, so. -
to ssemoiy fi.i . j
teriy wit ir niariu v
road M;) 1LL1- ;
Kasterly margin ot
mail and the west-
. ..4 I " where
h nee Southca-sterlv n th Ue We-te -
,nd as that conveyed m a deed tioni
I t" 1 , 00 loska Construction Company
i riw , McKlroy and vv.ie ;Uar-
;"art McElroy, dated October U,1JJ.
and recorded in Kwok .o, i ' "
Recor-l of Deeds of Haywood County
Sale made pu.,uant to yow.rot sa c
conferred upon the undersigned by
ituc of a dc d of
(ieorge McKlroy and wife a
vi -i.'i.. .it,.,l Sentembrro, U-'i ana
of Deeds of Trust of Haywoou eoioi., .
This Hith day..rr
Trustee
Xo 1K2 Mar 22-2'J-Apr. 5-12.
u,in. the ,ame tract or parcel ot
anj conveyed .by oeo y . -
wife Mel e Ball to utu. .. j
ic 1 dated March 27, l'Jl. and re
lied in Book -14, paKe 214, Record
of Deed.-, of Haywood County, N. C
Sale made pursuant, to power of
s.,le conferred upon me .v "--a
trust executed by Mrs Lena .t. Cox,
widow), dated April 2, 1U2J and re
m.led in Book 23. at page 112, Record
of Deeds of Trust of Haywood County.
nih daGOMH.L
Trustee
x". -.si ai,- 'r.2!) Apr. 5-12.
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XOTK'K OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
On Mouday.'Apnl W, at elev
en o'clock A, M. at the court house
door in the town of W aynesville Hay
wood County, North Carolina, I will
sell at public outcry, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following describ
ed lands, and premises:
Being in the town of Hazelwood,
BFGINNTNC; at a .stake, North side
f Kentucky Avenue and corner of
lots Nos. 22 ami 2:- and runs
X v E 105 feet; thence S. Hit t.
i:jt)"feet"to a stake; thence S- 2 W.
1G5 feet to the edge ot said Kentucky
Avenue; thence with the same. N.
tte.t to the BEGINNING. Being
cuted li
Mill
i i i
D..d
h 1
dated I
mi Hook
f I ru
i-cemne.-20,
page
t uf Hay-
ount -,i
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I put them on your car!' " tfj I
IMx j. pi .ffS?a,,' jTt "IL1" tj PrlcMuDjecttochane'
M mmf I TT I 11 I d Ma M without notice end to)
Hogs Need Pasture
For Proper Growth
Green grazing is essential to the
development ot hogs, yet they can
not thrive m pasturage alon, .says
Earl II. Hosletler, head of the ani
mal husbandry research at State
College.
Southern swine- growers have an
advantage over their northern neigh
hots, he said, in the vcar-round pas
tures which can be maintained in the
warmer regions.
I'igs which have had access to suc
culent grazing before the fattening
period will put on weight even when
fed the concentrated lattenrng feed
m a dry lot. .
But those which were not supplied
with ereen e-raziilir before the fat-
(..ninii- oerioil. in .recent exneinnents
under llo.stetler's .supervision, tailed
. II,. ...i.l t'i,,.jltu.
lo gain weiKitt. ouiiii.ni hmo ........j
died when not provided with green
feed, legume hay, or cod liver oil.
1 eniporary grazing -is -. especially
valuable to sows which are suckling,
pig litters, since it is during- this
period that young pigs are liable to
iin-iun., infected with worms and oth
er oslt-n.sl t.K. A fresh Pasture that
has not been grazed by .swine in some
time will decrease the danger or in
festation. Young pigs should not be allowed
to graze in pastures along with older
hogs, as the mature animals may in
fect the pigs although not apparent
ly suffering from the parasite them
selves.
Hostetler says that continuous
tiitnnni-nrir ffi'irino' can h nrovided
throughout the year in eastern and
1'iedniont Norm aroiina Dy seeunig
abruzzi rye and crimson clover from
the latter part of August to Septem
ber 15, spring oats or dwarf Eis-sex
rape from frebruary 1; to .warcn 10,
and successive .seeding of soybeans
from .May li) 10 July ia.- i ne -soybeans
will he ready for grazing when
six uu-r.es n-.gn.
Drunks Are Fined
Dose Of Castor Oil
Two men rhnvi'ed with drunken.
ness stood before J. .M. Alauldin in re-
l nrilnr'i court in (,1'penVll P. ft. C
I "Whir-Vi hud von rather do?" asked I
(Judge Mauldin. who was subbing fori
Recorder Wyatt AiKeiv, "serve
i davs on the gang or take a dose of
- ... -
castor oil :
"Whv. tnkp the nil." both men said.
Sn n nnliceman went into the health
office and brought back a bottle of!
oil. Both men downed a tea cup
brimming full without grimace,
"iav wo p-n nnw: tnev aKeu.
"Yes," said the court "run along." j
April
.Mas-rii. l'.i:'. 1.
C. STAMEV.
1 1 ustei
NOI R E OK 1 111 ri-E'S SALE
On Monday, April If, VX'A at eleven
o'clock, A M. at the court lnmse dooi
in the town of Waynesvuie, nay
County, North Carolina, the under
signed will sell at public ou cry, to
the highe.st bidder for cash the loi-
, . i...,.i.. .,ti,i to-eni se. lii-wil.
low ing uoios i" - -
BEGIN N IN (i on a -take-middle
of the ,-oad m I'lott's
and runs aiong me i.i.o.
poles to a stake co:tier
school fit; thence With
-, o til ,w .! ,,s to a
.i.i v . I i z l ' 1 - ... ......
li ,-iiiiier or I'.U tiieiit
W :M poles to a stake ie
i walnuts; thence X. -U "
to -i chest-nut on a ri-.lge,
i j 1 1 .. ' V -'4 coles t i a staive
':,!,.; thence X. 1 1'. W. 'I
., l-u-ge che.-Hlilt outside ot
tiience down h il I , X.
, .1.. i ...... ,1, .,,! in
es to a stalu- in me pi cm
. , , , . I. , .1 ,,.,-n li.'H nrtl
in Sorrells line cnem e uu m.
in the
old line,
! V 12
to church or
its line, N.
stake cm the
bank (
, ll '
t ween
:ii P..l
t hence
on W.
I 'o! e.-i
t once
in HlocK "li" 01
the town of Ha
County, . North
being the same
to Hector and
A. C. Kouue on
September, l'Jli), and
and lot wnere
lived, and con-SepIemrTeT-
ZT
deed recorded
71. page 105,
to
MITK'H (IE TBI SI EE'.s SALE
On M jndav, April !'-, It- ', 1. at eleven
o'clock, A -M. at the court house door
in the tovvn of Waynesville, Haywood
County, North Carolina, the under
signed' will sell at public outcry, to
the highest bidder- for cash, the ful-
.1.
and Ins tine rv
-take; t hence -15
S. SU! ' I-'.. 2d pule
side el liranen
o
a-t
to a sta-ki
Roherson
10 miles to a
: poles; thence
on est
coiner;
thence with Rober.son s line, ft.
W. :i7 poles to a stake at bars in I'lo-t
line; thence with same, S. :C ,W. 41
poles to the BEGINNING, containing
Seventeen acres, more or less.
lots Nos. 2:1 and 24
Brookwood IT:ice in
zelwood, Haywood
Carolina, and also
property conveyed
Annie Robinson by
th., ::i)th dav ot
being the same house
J. R. Gaddv and wife
veved to J. -D. Boone
11)2(1, a-s evidenced by
in Hook of Deeds No.
H.-ivwood ( otinty.
Save and except from the above
description one lot. No. 24, which has
heretofore been conveyed, by J. R.
Ga-ulv and wile, us will fully appear
bv reference' to said deed. Also be
ing the same '"'opei'ty: conveyed m
a lb 'd i' .1 D. Boone and wife,
Jennie I'.oone, to Geo- D. Sliernll,
dated November 2:!, H2(i, ami ic
cerded in Book 71. page 2J1. Record
,,r n.,,i-- ,,r Hnvwooil ( ountv
Sde made pursuant to power of
sale conferred upon the undersigned
trustee, by virtue of that certain
deed of trust executed by Geo. D.
Sherrill, and dated December 14,
11)27, and recorded in Book 23, at
page IS, Record of Deeds of Trust of
Haywood County.
Thi.s the :S0th dav of March, 1934.
GEO. II. WARD.
Trustee.
No. 101 April 5-12-19-26.
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BESTOS BRAKE LINING. We have the type that
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industry let us explain it to you. 3.
AbeFs Garage
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PHONE 52
pleaded, "don't tell my folks. I won't
Ho nnvthintr like that aeain."
I "They won't know it if you don't
tell them, ' tne uectecuve saiu.
"T'vp tried hard to make
I you a good child. Dorothy, and yet
in spite of all my enorcs you oic
still naughty."
Dorothy: "What a failure you are
as parent, aren't you, motner :
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