^ County Agent Says Success Here Duo terest - Cooperation ? tc: 17 vf.irs VMirkm?; ft I I ft ler Learns ?Testing lases Income I'lu; Yir. i-> v ;:jf. Ui.i ? h it k tin! I pounds of tobric i.o per acre, and the quality was better than in pro v ions > cars, ? From row oh, exeVv crop on-', my place ? ii be lertiied accord ihf to what ihe *-'Oil tcs| shdUs i1 needs," Owens declares. Store Dahlia Plants In Wintertime K\ It OKI It 1 S( II MII) I Now I.I t < !. . (! the dahlia i' rf' ? riui-u ink about bow w " i -1o ./ t .tiv.br . tbo w inter. II tin .1 i v eh ibo> lia\!? l>('< n .!I the J nt iv '? ft i) '111;; un til spring in i ' n and I'iisd imui' Vnth Can.-' In 111-? mooh tain, .'oca tht> inust In taken up and p'lnred ii str ? ? t ? freeu As -'?on a- tin p o k r-d by frost. cut tin- staJJlS <?f| at Vhv surface ol' tiii- iu'ound. Iletore hard ' frcexina -weathr row .tlx- l-:tl* with about -iy iuc.l ? ? o) pint- straw or Other simitar materia!- l)n not .allow w'at- r to stand arotind tin hills Til the. -pri'.;. when -ji-owtji starts ?be dahlia rhinan ? hub id b? taken up and dn did and then t planted. il vou do.net w ant to Increase tin- : lumber ..t i nt- von will tint hotter dahlia- if >i>U" d'Vide the ( untp< mt b a k one division, and e ve tin-'rest" a ,\rs n> ?your friends-. If you .have a fWTt cetlw .TO . luM-mcnt whore it n re:>er.;ffure ? docs not ;!<>. below I'ree/J/ir or aboao SO (i? roe's ;t vvipu 1 prob ably he bc^t to take file ("limps up Lri the fall faceati e in1:: fieri' :n' Raleiith we been -.Pnalh Ipse dahlias- when the ti mnerature-. are ; low enough(o freeze the >op a : w inches, deco. Anil it i Usually .the hiifh .priced or j-are iioru'li that, i lost II'LVevt j| xruir has Pete, heated and warm, the .roots, -mv. (try mil eV('(>yiV< !\ and !u.i\ he lost in. ? foi-it'e. In preparing liar stora. cut.the stalks oil. at live sit'' aCc of th" uround sport after the olunt - have been kills <1 by frost With a spad ing fork Jnoscti the ?'round ait arpur.d the Hump ot ronh Then work the -nadin : fork undone .v ? the clump and 'ift it ou' i.f the eround Since did rent variola \ar. a crei[ deal in root eharae-. terisficv miiii" hate ?-pprf thick roots: some.ha\p llfnr* spender root ' ?file Pr.yrirVK operation . must he done with tre so a - nut to. break the rii-Ok* of the roots in litiina the clump out. A root " !i a broken neck is worthless The soil mat be ?TrC iy >b As e frenv'Pfc' root s 'bf rp.v be v rsh'. I of! or pinv by It ', ah tb.r Hump to pro', f the rote . chimbs niiv he placed. dinotp on the floor or mav he packed in he ? eT broke!- lined with paoor t'c ' . or l.eriivuic *e nyskr ? ''I ?!>:?!''. r. paa"' w ?'ie-'i \i ' Pro ' ; dr> np out of the rooty Sawdust m?v a'?n he ti?ed In the snrirt" soon as the buds i ?v :n-- ?>' h "in to .show, the , "tomes 'bould be divided Karh J ?t ?n shou'd eontain at tensl one bud Ar eve and one toot Remem- ' ber tv ? 'he buds or esvv are tlttt >!I\ on the hve of the stem or ?rrmn inrl tint, ntv the roots them reives. IKON lll'l I Clll* will auction ?>(T beef from this Hereford calf at 7 " p.m. Wednesday at Ilavis Chapel Methodist Church as ti < oin munify protect. The animal, which weighed 11130 pounds on toot anil dr< sscd out at 629 pounds, was grown bv linger Mi I lr<>> of Iron HulT, a member of the I f'.V. Shown here with the bain heel is' K'.iyioiaid ( aldwell of the Iron fluff CHI'. 'Joe Ilavis I'hotot. Costs Of Marketing Food Analyzed By Government \V i,ir . . c the costs involved in m k- ill); fpod products, and how, and w by do these costs vary among 0At' jt food' 'I hi (|u< - (ion-, are answered tor :l farmer o: ! the consumer' In a tic .. : v i ? d leaflet by the U. S M' [? :t m?'{!,! of. Agriculture. en i - Farmer's Share <>f the Con umers Food Duilar". 1 i- IVipartfuerit? of Agriculture ? Lin i untinuing program (0 ni;c ketitu' research'and service. orK I p.ro,:ram includes tticas ii! ? market costs finding out aii.at it. ins c ontribute to these it ??> . 'i-.r. : for Ways to improve hlark-et.t.c* c fTieiohey, and passing el : of .these -studies to-mar kc.icc'si a- rentiers; and oon ?? . . . I r'.-. S c..re of the Con or . 1 .-I ! po.liar" sums up in to o-,.;. a Co marketing costs for i . !>"> ..ted disc.us-1 s ' ?? that have brought i . 'i d trends in these X - a . . , copy of The Fnrm c ? ? s i f ?, . Consumer's Food 1 . .i Vo t23 can be ob !v i ' be Office Xof Informa. 1 s :i, , ;? mi tit oi Aaricul-. ?A .. Air o: 2r- I) C s c" College n" v - "3 Timely Fc \ Questions Ol f's If >-N flew can I maintain tin r, t" with -hi a Her acreage a He I ucen ts '.' \.\ V'--!.: i cased efficiency > els offers' oho oi ris arc taking fii- : nK'arUX. .if For instance, *!,?! a bushel to f: 2ti bushels an acre clc ? i By following 1st ? Section rcCommcnda c n produce 7-4 bushels , a ? ! our cost of produc ?-?;-? i | (' t> to 85"Cents a bushel. i ? Qt'FSTlON; Hoes livestock of fer an oppc (Unity to take up slack Created hv "diverted acres". ' AVyii Fit: lit many cases, yes. Plenty of farnu - ?r< malting $2 50 to 53 a bushel tin corn by "mar keting if through hogs and cattle. Thi' i -mparc with $1 25 to $1 50 in bushel offered at' harvest time. Your etvitnly .-cent ran help you <11? te rmine if live-dotk would fit in on your particular farm ()I'F;STI()N: Would I be justilied in spending money for farm grain storage, ANSWER: Probably1, Storage lets you take a Ivafttage of price Stlp odrfs ,-n ' hold sour grain until the oi k , i r 1 :? \ recent study show. ? it at North Carolina farmers re cc : c ed 37 (f ' s more a bushel for wheat hv storing it than by selling at I at vo ' l ime Make sure you protec t ynttr -tored grain against insects and" rodents 01 r.STf'tN What Is the best w ay to nnwtv lime? .AN'SWFH Id me should be mix cd t'v iiirMy with the soil to be most effective It should be applied it i ti ne in the rotation of crops (h.-rt will permit this thorough mix- ! in-: In order to neutralize soil v , i ttii lime particles must be f.-r'art w h the soil particles i i re ueh as alfalfa or clover r ? i -i * sufficient lime should he applied at seeding to last -c\'< al venrs since topttrf?ffd !im? tv 1 c s , frecttve. LJ. May 1 r More P Crops ' c pi ? appear favor- ( e ot touted , jta farm proilucU abroad. ' ! f t 1 ^ .. i *s nf (arm produHs , ,i n ) r countrl - diylns Ibe last' I!!"; mil the first half of - !>.?;<) .i poaaibfUty b$ tjfe}^ i i trnal Service lit ttai L i. ! Stall D> nartment of V.trf- ' ufture. During ^lie preceding year i if I arm products improved 4. per 'it r.irr the low postwar I eve/ r, f !; .iverhment -urplus disposal, pro .'it- .'iic ?-"U"cet.-fuh the in ure; -i it. farm expo"ts mnv even r\i!" I the 1.0 Bf.i' cent expected II yixji according to F VS. But :p f the liirs run. volume of yX por<- wilt depend more upon high ijtiijj.lv .itid at tractive prices in pioditcts, ullj'ied. and noon the na tion's ability to meet exacting buy er preferences overseas in an era te competitive foreign marketing.. \ product- selected to meet dv-J mnhd here i- not necessarily the preferred tvpe 1?> foreign stand-1 arils, Through its s. r\ice of reporting 'c foreign markets and with the h< !p ol I nited States agricultural attaches stationed in 40 fprefgn cone' - tiie T on ign Agricultural s- rvi.. " ired to licit) private '* . m. el the requirements ot pro-|" etive overseas customer-, ac ts . (ling to USD V. Mercury ro Be Shown DnThurc1* Thi' smoother, ? ? ?' . ' (do and improved o.< hp Merctory for lfl"5 ? tnc Id an iiwet-ri! ?* i.. Hi '. idor rear (read and. a ' " nouivtine the rear tip. !, i On all 1955 Merctir ion-wagons. flit w hei'lh;. "? I 4 whys. an increase <?i n and it)# .roar tread is fill im hi Increase of three inches Tl f iral portion of the now. xtr >iV: i frame is one Inch closer to mound, adding-further to the n it. Kugainc foot and improved h md Una oh irac terjsticSi T' ? n i -li'iek mounted at i more" li jri/ontol .in ch- and sit-ive a softer "boulevard t \!>?? or tid.i and tend to rednj ?> lateral shake Tube less tires u itji complete'-. new tread design- which give 'jot ter traction and virtually elimin ate tire squeal when cornering ?? standard on all the 1055 Mercury*. The entire driveline. including transmission, driveshaft and rear axle is new-offering extra strength and durability required bv tlm more powerful Mercury en ne- e ' 1955 The increased load eaoari'v . of all bcarincs. and gear tin 'h In file transmission, rear axle and universal joints i suit-- in ouil'ter oik-rat ion. a shorter driveshaft makes the w ho'e driveline smooth,-, er, Mercury lot- IMS has two i. vvhau-t systems, using a 32-inch ??i ??? (low 1 i ? i p, >. ovat inulT t- l'i the Montclair and Mon lott \ Mwi> - where dual evhnusts art' 'vlard equipment, there are, two M'pavate exhaie t systems, one front each manifold. More than'30 square inches of: brake lining.area ha. been added: to M? rem ? de , tn-d brakes for 1955. The iron: brakes have been' widened a half inch and l he rear t) iki ,i quart or inch Power ] brakes haycheen reVised to im- , tirove their ape rat ion when the i power t, oil'. ? i Mil!' 1'IVC.l *: - r II '(OF ' ?f leather ; r smooth leather slip > r dart's for Jonlor: ? i i utt ar. I larded sFirrpski'.i :.>r I gloves, i ? in lined in ?,?ol -or fur. ROW I TM OVI K ?S 1 l> ?wl? 'ire in good shape : I'i:j*r ; rii. giving, with many '?free form" designs on dis l>'a' lone \>ith the more tradi > i; The e bow lv comi in no 11 >. wood or. colorful "plastic t! - o ' d i keen salad crisp end cool. I\ Till TKAIH'I M>\ of Amer ica. a welcome >U lor ;?nv man is a ho\ of i I < ? ars to put him in a w?>rid< ' tullv relaxed Yule tide mood. Iks to Choose From! I I f I w ; Ims it. i i:i: I BOX 5H ?NF.SVII 1.1 N. C. ? ???????I ? ???aBHBO VcUfivcad (^auitc CHECKERBOARD NEWS By Joe ('line and Dick Bradley ^ ^INE-BRADLEY COMPANY J Hmbrr l)th, *r attended North Carolina Fat . in Asheville and wc congratulate all the I Iris that exhibited falves I o*. Ate have attended I and sale several times I l- and as far as quality. ? bpe, this was the hest Hd like to pass out spee V to the Agriculture ^Bd I drm Vents (nr tin ? which the ealves from HTounty vtere bandied. ^B together for the het ^B o\n ? cunts. There ? tne.isure the benefits ^Hbo\., rut i:Ills receive ^B>'pe enoprr.iion and ^B V P>1 on the bark is due M>ne for showing the ^Bnpion Steer again this ^Bwnd in .< row . I he ^Be Reserve < hampinn. T?1"- also did a fine job. ^Boo* ho\s. and keen up Bft"tet the fellows who ^B these fine llaywood W**1 without them the have been so great ?F know that these boys 0^B.'re< i.ii< it vi rv much. WANT A IIOC; ROOK? We've cot ;i dandy. called "Triple Profits." II outlines a prorr.inl to help you Ret em loo Ask for u free edpy when you are in nest time. The aver ace I S pullet Ja\s 13 aces a month S pt< niber through December Well crown Purina fed pullets vl.oiulrl i. v IT or 40'1 better than awn ? li your records show 30 or .more edg.< per pullet for two mnsrrutive months \ ou've qualified far 1 hi stockings?providing your records arc tuned to us bv January l.'th Wo hope there'll he /low nylon' under every Christmas tree HP MTU MINT Are your hen- spending time on , a roost that should be spent in a nest? Is there rnee/inc and couch ing? Have they lost thru appe tites? Then we'd suggest Chek-R-Aid. Chek-R-Aid K fortift. d with health-promoting vitamins and' antibiotics your birds may nerd: We'll he clad to tell >ni more about Chek-R-Aid and how to u*o It. If vow need help to w.ird eft chronic respiratory disease ? help to pet your birds hark on feed quick - help to ret them ba< k in condition after colds or other up sets, we recommend C'lnk-I! Aid M CUNE-BRADLEY CO. wm\ f,-2H| 5 roinl- lla?rl?n"d IAWWAVi FIRST SHOWING THURSDAY AM ERICA'S MOST ADVANCED NEW CAR_1955 (I1ERCURY tif6n YEARS AND YEARS AHEAD 3 NEW SERIES, 10 MODELS NEW-198 HORSEPOWER SUPER-TORQUE V-8 ENGINE STARRING THE DRAMATICALLY LOW MONTCLAIR THE HIGHEST STYLED, HIGHEST POWERED MERCURY EVER BUILT No halfway nva.-ufr* here. No Iml I ingto the jmM. Hundrpftt of Mea earmarli'd "for the future* went into the de-ijtri of tlv !')??'> Mt'icury Take staling Never before ha> there hern mii h abvriir ?f fine. T^'ke .?>. Tie it- are longer, lower,. .1 r Mercury. Tiik'piuntmtin-? %<? matt- r what yaw-lit !> yo i u.-p to mcjutin it. Mrrnirv - -ot it. Hi)(h V-ft horsepower I r.ill -> rn - McJ!!-au<l 1IVI hp). I bam-l i.i I in lor |.i rfnrtaanre. Supet rom pr< lull M.iti lilr-1 rfli? K-ncy. Du.il f ? Ii ni-? lor tlv two top seriev SttpfT I ? (.op iri rt'TY speed rangr. that' oulv the bepinninj; nf what ? new. There's .1 Dew FullSenpe whttl-i i.'til. Tiltn are r."w tubrles# tirgs. Thorp's now, 'moothor. ?pii- kor aoting Mcrc-OMatio Drive (opti inH, with far more getaway power. Best of all, there's a far wider i mco, of models to rho<wo front, 01 vrt' the new ultra-low Montclvir, tho Monterey, and the Custom, Better atop around at our showroom for tho first -howing joon.' IT PAYS TO OWN A .NEW 1955 fllERCURY FOR FUTURE STYLING, SUPER POWER | WAYNESVILLE MOTOR SALES, INC. S. MATX STREET WAYNFSVILI.K

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