THURSDAY, FEB. 22oi, 1945
THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD, N. C.
PACE TWO
Apply Needed Lime
But Not Too Much
Get all the lime you need, but
need all you use." is a slogan adopt
ed tor North Carolina farmers by
the agronomy specialists of the Ex
tension Service at State College.
In the "Agronomy Suggestions 101
February" there are three draw
ings which show why lime is applied
to "ac'.d soils, how the proper amount
of '.::iie benefits the plant, and how
too imch lime may cause crop losses.
Where lime is not applied o-.
ncid soils, iron and alurinum go
into solution and they keep the plant
from getting suffici.-nt phosphat
the agronomists explain.
Where the proper amount of lime
i! added to a soil, soil acids art
neutralized, and calcium and magne-siu.-i
are supplied the plant. Also.
l:-,-phate applied in fertilizers car.
be :ul!y u.-e.i by the plant.
Where too much lime is added,
dieses may become worse and
plants may die. Also, such
pir.nt foods as manganese, boron.
an:! iron cannot be used by the
plant.
-I'nless you have had a soil tes.
in.de. do not apply more than on
of lime per acre." say the agro-
' F co soi's tests mav be obtain i
and. smite s can got help from the
i .."": asv'.i'.s and vocational ag-.-
'.ura! teachers in taking so1'
s, "! an I preparing them f sh:p
', L. e reo -.rements for til?
is differ and. tr.ereiore.
-nvir shonld consider tne ro
h, i- i,:uwlnR in dJi.-swtins
,v.- nnich ldr.e to apply to n
r.is
alar field.
Ask APX For Bibles
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r. Red C-oss field c. r-e'nrs i-i ad-
..-ce positions of t.ie i3.irra iron..
V.e servi.-ema.n. just ba.ei; from a
jungle fox'rola. wantid to procure a
se'.i-instruction course o:t snake
charming.
A group of American fighting men,
arn-.ei with a camera and one-day
a.?s?s, wanted to knew where they
cou'.i rent an elephant "that was
broken to ride."
The elephant was found, but the
'booklet on snake charming was ruled
out in deference to military security
measures.
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Wave Nilunun curlers, 0 mir
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! M'trcy biik guanine. Ct't at. iticm-
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REAVES DKl'G STORE 20-30p
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly
If you 'jffer from rhi'unun.-. arthri
tii or ru-unus ri:n- !-rV lhs simple
I'texptTistve h'tine tcipe lh.it tli-xiunJa
rfrc iiiintt. t a ivukme of Ru hi
Compound, a 2 wivki' supply IuJjv. Mu
it .ith a quart of water, aJJ the
tuice of 4 lemons. It's t jsv, pleasant
arid no trouble at all. You need or.lv J
Ijblespoonfuls two limes a ujv. Often
within 411 hours sometime over
rent splendid results are obtained.
If the pjins Jt not quickly le.ive
and if you do not feel better, Ru fci
v. til cost you nothing to try as it is
sold by your drumt' under an abso
lute money-back guarantee. Ru- Lt
Compound is lor sale aitd recommended by
REAVES DRL'G STORE RaeforrJ
Poultry Wanted
Ol'R TRUCK WILL BE AT
" Red Springs
Tuesday, Feb. 27
From 10:00 A. M. until 11:30
A. M. Near Depot.
At Raeford
Tuesday, Feb. 27
From 12 noon until 1:30 P. M.
near Depot.
Will Buy All The Poultry i'ou
Have For Sale.
:. CftSH PRICES
; Hens 26c lb
, Roosters i7c tt
FLOCKS WANTED
"Something Fine to Behold"
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EVERYWHERE I went there was the
American Red Cross giving its ser
vices to our fighting men. It is something
fine to behold, this touch of home which
the men and women Red Cross workers
are able to bring to our troons ahrA
When the Red Cross opens up in a new war theater,
its growth has to be as fast as the growth of the Army.'
The way clubs spring up overnight in newly occupied
centers, the way restaurants and dances and movies and
clubmobiles and doughnut factories mushroom into life all
over a new country, is something that still astonishes me.
By Ernie Pyle
Right in the field with their regiments are the Red
Cross field directors, who act as a link between the
soldiers and their homes.
In most of the hospitals, doing the recreational and
welfare work for which the nurses can spare so little
time, are the Red Cross hospital girls. With every medical
unit are countless quantities of the indispensable blood
plasma made from the voluntary blood donations of
the American people.
Our soldiers and sailors abroad literally worship the
Red Cross, and I personally can find nothing but praise
to say about its program as I saw it in operation.
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into lip'
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Your contribution to the Red Cross makes these scenes possible
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dier go, the Red Cross goes, too. Field Directors distrib
ute toilet articles, writing paper, cigarettes to men near the
lront lines. They maintain contact between these men and
their families. In one month in 1944, Field Directors relayed
over "3 1,000 emergency messages.
MOVIES IN A HOSPITAL WARD! KMey Mouse and
the latest Hollywood releases do worxim for a fellow with
a leg full of shrapnel ! And so do books, games, song-f esu
stock-in-trade ot Kea cross rKiaumm """"'j
at borne and overseas. Your Red Cross lifts spirits and
(peed up convalescence!
GIVE Mt!L GIVE MOM
WELCOME BACK INTO CIVILIAN LIFE. The Red
Cross provides special information and help for disabled
veterans. The Red Cross answers questions about pensions,
Hv-.tir.nai hahil itatinn traininc. It is author-
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ized to present veterans' claims. The Red Cross is at
bis side always now and after the war.
KSEPYOUR
RED CROSS
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The Hoke County Drive For The Red Cross War
Fund Starts Thursday March 1.
Have Your Gifts Ready When Called Upon.
This Official American Red Cross Advertisement Is Sponsored By
Baucom's Cash Store
The Johnson Company
T. B. Upchurch, Inc.
Raeford Furniture Company
Lee Poultry Co.
Sanford. N. C.