L ■• a*
imfaonn
-=*#-
P‘5
llM MMind and color motioD pie>
^ •*^: New Sootlh*’ currently
i^jiwf iiioidn fliroa^Kmt tbe Spufli*
Itbajfeie iitdnflcft o^
tl^ hero been
_ In tiie laiit few years to
_. itlieyleiain'cotton. Shown
'ii'^^’^iUsfartbaliara of Arcadian
American SMa. the
Ifiji ioor dlsttngittabed agrb
lAaflMrwn^Oitttil tam-
1% ptofcftea.
^^In 'bicMt Cotton BA noHi. tba
edbd %lticli to moet ottan
‘toelsnt'ia nKrogeo, the “growth ela*
iiliiff " **r~ tlntted Staten D^ait^
iliiiiit Ilf IgrloBltare Bdtotln No.
''‘•B iaya: '^Mda of cotton onjiyiy
r- vqMOf ef soatheanten Ootonn
iStfIr aMf detMinlned toRe Nr the
^ ' MialtoUo nttiogen scvply than by
-i ‘’j eeiy ether controllable iMl fertility
i iiiietor.”
mo anewer to tUa Question —
namely. M:;to dO.pmmdn
ta^ilbMi nitrogen per^oCTO. ;
These totoo experts hare de^el.
cped tspo toNalto Bs^factory
of smn^iag Oto needed iiltitotoiU
at the same time assuring p«
wt£h. pbosphoilc add
potadi; lint, afl tbe nttrogen :
be Boptoleid to planting by
weB-btoanoto 9«)>Ptoto
h
3 ft
^Tbe pndrtatn cC toe aetenttot.
thaiefore, waa to ftod-tbe amount
ad nitrogen whidi cotton should re-
eeife to yield the nuudmom retnn.
Qttotldng Independently, the agil-
cottoral experiment station sden-
ttota an over the Sooth arrived,
i Borptisingly, at aboot the
THE NEW^OPIP^AlI N. C.
thitrSDAY FElj.
u
.. NE :&.4X mAliraXlKDr •«
liito
Setoni a eontoMe ttotOtod toto
ftotong totoe or tour per cent,1^1^
ton toWf toi oiKd. thiM antoiltond
toto df bto itttoaton at toanfltag,
Tito of tito 'xdtrotod
ntoded''tor tiitatoa'shbidd tlton'"lM
OjAWad to; a''ftotototosatng7to thi
grtorlng "toop. liite latter rtotltod
to osstoly preferred to Utot tondy
noOi; hto to totor adito bMh metlb
ods hato been foitod aboto etoNly
eBecttve.
•The New Sooth* to being re>
letoed by the dfetrlbtttors of Ar
cadian Nitrate to bring home to
tbe farmers of the Sooth tba
valoabie bints on ferttnsatton.
X>o.youJaiow
That the man who buys his friends
usually pay§ topre; toan _ ttiey;
worth.
That if a man.yvs\nts lb see,^ shQft
winter, let him botooW^moriey the
spring. / '""«■' - “
That war does nob determine syho
is right, only who to toft; :
That if you think you are not ap
preciated just .try to resign from an
organization'^ that needs yoiir money.
That most people who get rich do.
so by their own wisdom or by the
foolishness of others.
That a wise man is bold in what he
stands for, but careful in what he
falls for.
That apparently all six candidates
for governor in North Carolina are
more' anxioufe to be governor than a-
bout any other question. Whether
they Ime up.fpr or against the pres
ent state administration depends
largely oh which position they thipk
will- get the most votes.
That the United States now has
more Jews than any country in the
world, more than Russia or Poland.
The number here is more than 5,-
000,^)00. John H. Mott suggests-thto
the American Churches give more
attention to this neglected people, as
suming a more friendly attitude to
wards them. Records show that th^r
are one of the most law abidii^
groups in America. ' i
a
art
Dairy 4-H MemblN
Offeef^'Medld*, Trips,
And Sc
P ing, fitting, f ,
Hairy, cattle PT PP
and cream on the farm.;
TEEES
Because of good results secured last
year with the planting of 500 black
walnut trees, 4-H club members of
Rutherford county' baya plaeto .Or
ders for , 700 addilapnal; trees -ibis
The 1940 one-day poultry tohool
for this section of the state Will be
held at Carthage on Monday, Febru
ary
^ interesttng,i edwsattonal program
has biren planned, ”mclP.db?S
demonsiiratibns"afid pictures’;" Bbfc
the county and .hoi”® agent are ^-
bciious for afnbmbW df;fatm;ihen and
women from each cominunity to at-
tend the short coursed' The poultty
leaders in the home demonstration
pliihg^^e especially urged to go./The
following is the program:
9:45-10:20—“Utilizing our Flocks
and Equipment More -Fully,” C. F.
Parrish.
10:20-10:55—“A Breeding Program
for all Piedmont North Carolina
Farmers,” Dr. G. H. Bostian.
10:55-11:30—‘‘Better Feeding and
Sanitation as an Aid in Controlling
Disease,”—Dr, R. S. Dearstyne.'
11:35-12:05—“Modem Methods of
Marketing Poultry Products,” T. T.
Brown.
12:05-1:15—^Recess for lunch.
1:15-1:45-“Showing Film Strip,”
C. F. Parrish.
I:45r2:45 — Round TaWe Discus
sion, led by staff. ,
2:45-3:30 — “Autoptying Disease
Birds,” br. Dearstyde and^ "Demon
stration in Grading and' Packing
Eggs,” T. T. Brown; “Exhibits and
Mdde^,” Drr C. H. Bbsttish tod G.
b. Parrish.
Prizes ivill be given as folloWs:
Twenty-five baby chicks, sack of,
fertilizer and hardware; These will
be Vifered for tb^ following clones
of eggs: '
' 1. Bett dozen of extra white eggs,
standard -weight. (24 to 26 ounces.)
2. Best dozen of brown eggs (24 to
26 ounces.) ,,
3. Best dozen Of extra brown eggs
(24 to 26 oun(^).
A first andjrsecond prize will be
given for the above classes. ' . '
JOSEPHINE HALL,
, Home Agent.
The campaign for better
hods mid bon^ttons, promotod the
p^three years through the Natimal
4*?H -Dairy Production Demonstration
Contest, will be continued during toe
current year with increased award^
As ►Heretofore, it wiH be supervised
by county and state extension agents,
and is opeh yto all boys and girls en
rolled in dairy projects.
Additional information and assist
ance may be obtained from county
agents in planning demonstrations
which must concern breeding, grow-
mflk
County eliih-
M 111 1 UXCOSIS »•-— » .•
ination; contests bie
- toe toe
teams to compete at state- ]to|m
Patronize Oim Advertisers! It Pays!
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W NEV YORK
%
Just one year; ago—there -w^ a
terriftofjilbrtto to .the ^nitedfbwtes
^Senate over President Roosevelt’s
ition pf Thomas P. Amlie Pi
iin, bitoided by his home state
:latui« as a Communist, to a post
toi
Fl-STARTER
m
•• tJ.i r .luxipii;!:'.'\ ■' r'':! ;
ii lianidess compdsitiQn iat
stariUng fires. ‘ >
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YAftD
COAL'
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! to fids
The awards
late members to become^^tter .
forhied on dairy methods; to encot
age them to pass alOngTheir-icnoW;]
ledge, and tc^^e- thm-’eagimence
in public spdaking, and
sportsmanship. ^^ a
. ... i'l -I i-'Ti—•
Mf; and Mrs. Arthw D.^Gore, Ar
thur Jr., and EliiEabpto Q#*t attend
ed toffuneral of Mto Adato McAr-
tour in Fayettevdle
Mrs. B. Tolar IS quity s
flu at her home in Arabia.
with
Read The News-journal Want Ads
USED
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Runs ^ood, tor only
$ 4 A C . 0 0
1931 A MODEL FORD
The best in the county for
I ^150®®
RAEFORD -
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$545.00
WAVE
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^ and up
Mj{?Y ANN
BEAUTY SHOP
Entitu 5tb noor Stein‘Bufldto
zm ' Fayetterllle.
on the Interstate Commerce Com
mission:—James J. Hines, a New YoA
City Tammany boss, was on trial tot
toe second time, od- charges of giving
political protection to the Dutch
Schultz “policy mob” and District
Attorney Thomas E. D^ey, just d^
feated for the governorship of New
York state, had received another bloty
when^pne _pt, 1# f Star a-
gaintt
mitted suictoei-^toiSlitoWitowricabto'^b
of ihe city of Barcelona by Franco's
troops foretold the end of Spain’s
bloody civil war—in Germany, Hit-
ICTj speabing on the saxth anniver
sary of his rise to the Ghanceljdr-
ship, boasted of his bloodies coin-
quests in Austria and Czecho-iSlo-
vakia, hailed the h^p Germany had
given Franco to “help rid Spain of
rfid’.Rto?*®’^. ^te’*~to Ycjric
Cityi movie goers were flbcto^ i te
see' “Snow White and the
JtJwdrfs” and were coming put, sing-*
tog “^^istle..While You Work*'-—
tto® toetyeaf ag®i the News-jputoid'
printed for the tost time; ttoderi the
headtog “A 'Ta? Neel to New York’?^
a pi^ which trito,to;tooty how rare
it is to iTeW Yoto Cjty:'te itod a
five New Yprtofti^’ ^and how toot>te
trPm. every part of toe nation ahd
toe; world are cphtiributing, to toatecf
New York what it is today.
' I
So, “A Tar Heel in Nbw Yorl^N
;One year.old tois.weeto'StUJ a tato®
puny and unpredictable baby but .cU
with ambition, and the best toten-
tions. Sometimes he hasn’t been
sure ty'lieto& anyone was paying
attention , to iute or not. Undttr toadi
conditions, be Went' menily along
shaking his rattle uMi havingto very
good time. At other times, he has
been tickled to death when someone
n ticed the mild noise of his rattle
and paid him a littte attention.
Prof^sional Car48
r-^- - ..^- t.'SreNCER-■
^^INBivMuallf^'designed corseta cor-
aV'figure faidto... Designed es-
ally for your tonre — your
Aealto requlremento.
Mrs. W. F. ,Hawick ..
''Registered Spencer Corsenere, ,
It has been said so often that you
learn more when you’re faced with
the propoSitim of teachii^ someone
else than you do, when you’re, just
studying for yoiffseM. Most teachers
know that. The same thing is true
of writing for publication. Writing
this column has made me learn more
about New York than I ever learned
before. It has made nie try to be
surer of my facts and opinions. When
you make a statement in conversa-t
tion it may not be ^eard, it may bd
misunderstood or forgotten. But
when you make a statement in black
and white, it may hamat you for
years.
f ARTHUR
«»d Coiiii^liir ai Law
,'Saifif uf Bai^aM Bniidfiig
mi'" '
gfiiatica Al[ Ctflttte
\9}i''Tr
X a
r«L G. DICKSON
^^Law
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to;_. .,
On this the first birthday of “A
Tar Heel in New York,” I am very
grateful for the interest so many peo
ple have shown in it, for the good
things they have said about it. While
the sentiments of this birthday are
stUl on mb, I purpose to make toe
column more interesting in its sec
ond year. That’s a rather simple
platform and, after reading some of
toe columns of toe past year»; I feel
that this simple platform is nbt- im‘':i
?rtE!^6LLMEjrT
Vto V>4
dubs, to .Cleveland loottaty ,jand
uNktolj dllatol
Checks
White-on-^ites
All Regular Sizes
THROUGH SATURDAY,
February 24* only ..
REGULARLY ^.00
After this sale is over, the price will jump right back to $1.00—that
is if you customers leave any of them on our shelves. We expect
you won’t, because they’re so unusually well tailored with custom
details—^in the prettiest patterns you’ve seen for a longtime!
Others at Value 49c and 69c
COLLINS DEPARTMENT STORE
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