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-..ul LiMJ r.J (Dhie mold la wain set to take big toll from tobacco plant beds, . warned - plant disease specialist of State College again this week. ' H. R. Grria ot the Agricul tural Extension Sefwice advised - growers la southern ' and south eastern North Carolina to begin bin mold, treatments wherever plants are op, regadleu of sise. . A report from Georgia under scored the warning. It Is said: eighty to ninety per cent of the plants have been killed in many Georgia beds." , Garris pointed out that there haa always been a tendency for severe blue mold outbreaks to occur following abnormally warm January 4. - Blue mold was re ported In Columbus County Feb ruary '20.' i , A long-range weather " forecast has predicted below normal tem perature and heavy rainfall for eastern North Carolina during March. Garriss says, "If this is accurate, conditions will be very favorable for the spread of blue mold.'' Ousts or sprays containing xln eb or f erbam are recommended for controlling blue mold. Zineb can be purchased under such trade names as Dltbane Z-78 and Paraate. Ferbsm ia available un der names as Fermate, Nuleaf and Ferradow. . .. r , Details of treatment can be ob- Meat Curing DAILY ' We Have All Sizes FROZEN FOOD CONTAINERS WRAPPING PAPER R. Frozen Foods, Inc. Phone 6111 . O. C. Blanchard, Jr. .Wallace, N. C. s - tained i.oa .. trii or by wriung tue E-px. ... 1 of Publications, N. C. Mate couege. Rilotgn. t Gst Dcrcos A! GaOeVushingicnll. Degrees were awarded to two resi dent of this area at the Winter Commencement of The George Washington University, Washing ton, D. C. on (Feb. 22. Percy Thornton, Jr., of Route 2, Faison, waa awarded a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University's Law School. , Deems Norwood Wiggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Wiggs of War saw, received a Master of Science degree in Botany. He also holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the university.,, ,, Wild Onion Milk Costs Dairymen Dairymen lose thousands of dol lars annually through failure to keep wild onion flavor out of milk, according to A. C. Klmrey, dairy specialist with the State College Extension Service, .v , To avoid losses through rejec tion of milk, Tar Heel dairymen are being urged to keep cows off wild onion Infested pastures for at least six hours before milk ing. The- best way to overcome this trouble is to keep cows off the onions entirely. One good prac tice is to gnaze onion Infested fields with dry cows and young cattle. : Most dairymen in Piedmont and eastern counties, however, will be forced to use such pastures. Where this Is necessary, milking cows should be taken off the pas ture at least six hours before milk- J -tJ 1 ;-4 C - ' ! - 0,.aaa DON'T BE MIS-LED HERE ARE THE FACTS WE STILL BUY HOGS EVERY DAY We Buy Any SizeFrom 60 Lb. Pigs Up And we are open, one-half hour after sunrise and close one half hour before sunset every day, winter and summer, except Saturdays when we close at 11 a.m. , Same Good Pick-Up Service Same Buyer-Mgr.., Bill Loftin NOTHING NEW BUT THE LOCATION South Center St. Mt. Olive Old Enterprise Site HOG MARKET Bess Myerson, TV star and form er Miss America, wears crown of camellias presented . to her as America's camellia yueen tor 1952 by the Southern Gardens As sociation. The award was made in New York on her coast-to-coast NBC-TV "Big PayOff ' fashion show before an estimated 19,000, 000 viewers. ' The crown is made of blossoms from the most prized first camellia planted in America, the Reine des Fleura in Middleton Gardens, Charleston, S. C. -She holds a fabulous new camellia de veloped at ".Magnolia Gardens, Charleston, and named for her in honor of the occasion "Queen Bess." The presentation was made before a banked mass of camellias by Benjamin Kittredge, Jr., owner of Cypress Gardens, Charleston, and president of the association. . To: Duplin Farm Leaders from the County Agent's Office. 1. Fanner Meetings - 'An an nouncement of a series of, commun ity meetings is enclosed. Please make a not of the time of the meeting In your community, then tack this schedule of meetings up at filling stations or any other public place In your neighborhood. Anything you can do to announce these meetings and help get a good crowd out will be appreciated. ' 2. Recommended Hybrid Corn Varieties The recommended corn hybrids for Duplin County for 1952 are as follows; ;.vsr::Vfr.,. .;-L;j -s Yellow Hybrid N. C. 27, Dixie 18 and Dixie 82. White Hybrid N, C. '29, N. C. 31, and Dixie 17. 8. Blue Mold This tobacco plant disease was found In plant beds In Columbus County several days ago. ,two weeks earlier than it has ever been found in North Carolina. Don't 'let it slip up on you, get your sprayer or duster ready and start applying Dlthane or lermate when plants are the size of a dime or earlier if Blue Mold appears in your community. Follow recom mendations on the package. ,': Control Ot Insects In Tobacco Plant ' Beds Midge Larva, crane fly -larva, flee, beetle, vegetable weevil and cut worms can be con- trolled with 1 pound of 5 per cent DDT dust per 100 square yards, or sDrav with 5 level tablespoonJuls of SO per cent DDT Wettable Pow der in 4 gallons w water per iuu inuare vardi. ) Grub Worm And Aphid Control use 1 per cent Parathion dust at rate of 1 pound per; 100 square yards, handle with caution. Mole Cricket Control Bait: Mix S pounds of wheat bran; 2 1-2 os. 80 per cent Chlordane Powder; water to moisten. Bate: 1-2 pound bait per 100 square yards. -- 4. Fertilize Pastures: It is now tame to fertilize permanent pas tures. An annual application of 400 to 600 pounds of 0-0-27, or 0-10-20 should be applied oa estab lished pastures. . ; 8. Tobacco Barn Construction A tobacco barn construction dem onstration will be held on i. B. Stroud's Farm about 4 miles south of Kenansvllle on March 28. Mr. R. N. Ritchie, Extension Agricultur al Engineer from State College will build and install an Oxford type ventilation on top of a new barn. These ventilators can be put on old barns too, they save a lot of fuel in curing tobacco and are not expen sive. Come to Mr. Stroud's Farm at 8:00 P. M. on March 23 and see this demonstration. kia V. It-... a larJ D;;;n 9 Pc:;!s: The "All Farm Products" Index of prices received by North Caro- Una iannera at - oed 8 points during the month ended February 18. , The Febru ary 15 index of 293 compares wih an index of 814 a year ; index oi eiv ou ggum . t frtlm t j . i - iCrfased from l.J U ' J1 - cswaneoue ? common ty l.i. c i . creased from 263 to 203, while the dairy products index at 247 was unchanged from a montn earlier.. pk kiihm ftnnniiAHLt.v index drot- . AOV VU1UW J ' ped from 285 to 223 due to a de- y crease oi u cents wc u prices. tJ . i - A half pound of nitrate of soda mixed with a bushel of sawdust, makes a good mulch for newly set trees and shrubs. ing, Kiairey explains. This gives the cow a chance to breath off the flavor before ntflklng. DurlrvJ the time the cows ' are off the onions, they should foe given free access to hay and water. You will also want to teach chicks to roost. Early instructions on this point will save you trouble later on.:. V. -'J- A nnnfn JliO. !yjc LEAN - VLIGHT-COLORED J V EASY TO USE SPRAY OR DUSTSN O W 9ltATT JAM ASK YOUR DEALER TODAY t OITHANI IS A THADt NAM UO. UJ. Mr. Offi ' AND IN t MNCftU KUION COUNWIS. TURNER'S Jewelry WATCH REPAIR SHOP v Ring Sizing Warsaw Fun. Co. Store ' Warsaw, N. C. V 3 Our "policy Is the best policy," so don't delay come in today for1 com plete expert advice and information o n r your needs. ' "Don't you think you'- e had enough lemonade?" s. ( ' AoLLCavenaugh uenerai insurance , Orranized 1920 : Phone 424 Warsaw, N. C. - - Paul B. Potter Associate 111 - -ji lumber - duildi::g supplies Each warm day this month will crate that Irrestlble urge to get out into the ' garden to dig and plant The time Is at hand when most Oi ine coot season vegeutuure should be in the ground if they are to get ; their growth before the hot weather, checks them. In this group are cabbage, onions, mustard, kale, turnips, lettuce, spinach garden peas), fcohl-rabi, beets,' c9rrots, asparagus, and Ir ish potatoes. CauMflower and broc-p1' are cool season crops also but are auscept.'b'e to dam age' f o Ai'neavy cots :nd should not be planted as early as cab bage. I , Oqidns may be started from seeds, sets, or green plants For early green onions It is best to use sets or plants.. Most of the .onlon plants for sale by. seed stores are of the Spanish or Ber muda 1 types. These are sweet Onions but poor keepers after har vest. Dry sets are usu-Ilv of the pungent domestic varieties and are cdhimonly used far produln? early, green onions or matyre onions for storage purnoses. In 'buying onion sets for the produc tion of mature dry onions do not select large sets but rather the small to medium s.ze. Sets that are over three-fourths of an inch in diameter will usually send up flower or seed stalks and will make a poor quality bulb. White sets are considered better for green onions because of the color. out yeiiow onions ai better keep ers as .mature bulbs. For suooss- ful storage onions must be kept oooooooooooo For Sale SASH, DOORS, SHEET. ROCK WOOL, PLAST ER, LIME, CEMENT BRICK, MORTAR, iAlNTS, TERRA-COT-TA PIPE, DRAIN TILE, ; WHITE ASBESTOS SI DING, ASPHALT SHINGLES, ALL KIND ROLL ROOFING. 5-V CRIMP TIN ROOFING And BRICK SIDING ROCK, ROCK LATH ZJ. CARTER & SON WALLACE. N. C. oooooooooooo r 3T, I Coal! Coal-1 We have it You will want It Get It now & be sure We Deliver Garner Coal Co. ' Warsaw, N. C. T Y N D A L L FUNERAL HOME IN MOUNT OLIVE ' ,' ' PHONE 2303 ' ' Home of Wayne-Dupiln" Burial Assoctaoon Funeral Directors - Embalmers Ambulance Service Day or Night oooooooooooo GEO. P. PRIDGEH Plumber , STATE LICENSED t PLUMBING CONTRxliCTOE p-- . -- .-p i . ? cool and dry. ' ' i " In buying cabbage or lettuce plants for setting this month sel w ' plants trtftt have not been over-hardened or that are not too large. Plants of this kind are apt to form flower stalks prematurely instead of forming a good quality bead. Hotbed or coldframe grown plants that have 1 been protected from the most severe feezes are usually much better plants than those grown in unprotected field bedS.' . . :!'.'''.'..;',,.Vv i Good quality plants as well as seeds , are necessary if you are to get a high quality product . Wilmington Coca Cola Bottling Company Wilmington. N. C. nrn iN From the .heart of the Quality Rice Belt of America I mm 1 Sf" mm mncr cooking t RICE Elceland Bice is the perfect., . cooking rice which always cooks tender, fluffy white with beautiful individual grains. It's wonderfully de licious and will win the com- . pliments of your family every time! 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