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PAGE SIX (Ttird ScetfonT FRIDAY. THE TVAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER 4 i i'1 J 1 PRINCESS HAPPY AS STORK NEARS ii? I I t 14 1 ANTICIPATING THE STORK sometime In early Fall. Princess Elizabeth of England makes one of her final appearances before retiring from tha dUblic scene. She is shown with her husband, Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. , Jhe Princess has cancelled engagements after June 30. (International) Corn Yields Increased At Small Additional Cost The County Agents office yester day advised Haywood county farm ers on several ways to increase their corn yields. The first four rules for growing better corn, the County office said, are as follows 1 Use adapated hybrid or proven local corn '2' adapt your fertilizer to soil condi tions i3 provide enough plants for the desired yield i4i avoid late or deep Cultivation. Another important point stress ed by the County Agent was that farmers should vary their top dressing to maintain soil fertility and yield increases. Said the agent: -Use the '2 to 1' rule. Apply two pounds of nitrogen to get on bush el of torn." Thus, if the normal corn yield is , 40 bushels per acre and the desired ' yield is 80 bushels, the needed in- crease is 40 bushels. For an eight bushel increase the farmer should apply 100 pounds nitrate of soda For ten bushels, 100 pounds of 20i percent calnitro. and for 16 bushels. 100 pounds of percent ammonium nitrate should be used. Moisture is also necessary to ob tain a top yield. Nitrogen and potash topdressing should be applied at 6 or 3 week.-, or when corn is 2'i feet high Results from demonstrations m 62 counties by the State Extension service in 1945 proved that there l spin' was twenty percent difference be- Hand tween the acres of corn which had been applied with nitrogen and potash, and the farmer's ordinary field. The cost difference was $5.07. Some Birds Use Tools For Dinner AP Newl'eatures CHICAGO Some birds use tools. Take the woodpecker - finch of the Calapagos Islands. It searches and probes for insects. But it has a short thick lull that handicaps lit when the (inch suspects a good . meal lies hiding in some small ! crevice. ill To II Auto Death Seat Is Beside Driver 1 NEW YORK APi The death ; seat in an auto is the front seat j beside the driver, says Dr. Claire ; L. Straith, Detroit plastic surgeon, , in the Journal of the American i Medical Association. His name for ! this seat comes from a stream of ! women and girls going to Harper ! Hosptal. Detroit, to have their faces repaired by plastic surgery. About 70 per cent of them had been occu pants of the death seat at the time of an auto crash. In those crashes one-third as many drivers were hurt. . In one month's auto injuries in Detroit, of all kinds, he says, 372 passengers were hurt. Of these nearly 70 per cent were in the front seat beside the driver. With better roads and higher speeds. remedy tin -. the finch picks Miort slender stick or the nl a prickly pear, Austin L curator ot birds, writes in the Chicago Natural History Mu seum Bulletin The finch pokes this probe inlo the crevice and grabs any insect routed out. The song thrush of Europe feeds in part on snails. It car ries or drass the snail to a fa vorite rink, its anvil, and hits it against the anvil until the shell is smashed. Rand reports. Herring gulls in the northeast ern United States use the bomber principle to gel dinner They drop mussels or clams from a height to rocks or cement roads. The gull follow the bombs down, and if the clam doesn t break open they try again from a greater height. man had her face badly mauled by gadgets when she fell forward. A flat, wide cushion patterned to cover the dash so that a face will bump only a smooth, soft surface he says, would reduce facial in juries immensely. Windshields inflict many cuts he says, and occasionally nearly de capitate the victim. He advocates hinging windshields so that they would be forced outward by a blow the death seat injuries and deaths , just short of the glass-breaking are becoming more numerous. But force Dr. Straith says speed is not the only cause of injuries and deaths in the front seat. Other causes are knobs, cranks, sharp ledges and drop-down ash receivers. Even at a speed of 20 miles an hour, a wo- ADout one-quarter of the na lion's wholesale business Is trans- ated with colleges and universities acted by New York state's whole sale markets. NEW, STREAMLINED PEERLESS n BALL POINT PEN u 0 n U a 1 w I WITH A 1 YIAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE WRITES TO I YEARS WITHOUT REFILLING Tab aaaaaa aaa anlf MitltlM bearer to tfc Umtii natiaaallr aeVartlaaa -. fill aaw bell aa i$S.H tihil. tsmaalh-a.wla, arerlaiaa mrmi. Caa't atratra, caa'l Ink. laataat 4ryinr. Make to t cartas uplia 0aaait aaraaailHiaa plaxtic-aaml, aartal cap. 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K . -k 49 MAINj BOOK 50c Piatusl MlNEBi on, $10.00 Value BORG Bathroom SCALES $g95 PRESCRIPTIONS SKI One Pound PRINCE ALBERT Tobacco 81 ONE POUND CAN Briggs Tobacco $1 39 PIPES YEIiLO- $00 up BOLE Kay woodic ' Medico Z1PPO Lighters SURVEY SHOWS I DENTISTS PREFER : IPAHA Tooth Paste : 2tol For Personol 43c Use Yardley SHAVING BOWL $00 $1.00 EVEREADY SHAVING BRUSH I 59' at n v aa S?r.onolNO 2-OZ. TUBE 494 Rintts away dandruff instantly Uavt hair tmoothtr, thinier Malcts hair air to manage Not drying No vinegar or Umon rinse needed IT THE HMUS OF T1NI HOME rMANENT NEW CANDY PLAN TAKES OFF FAT DOCTOR'S AMAZING DISCOVERY. With thia plan you can have a more slender flfure. You limply eat delicious AYDS Vitamin. Candy as directed. Your appetite la curbed; ai a result, you eat less, lose weight WITHOUT DIET I.NG. Get AYDS Today. Reg. gize box J2.8C Kills Infectious Dandruff Germs While You Groom Your Hair! 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