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I THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1945 THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD. N. C. PAGE THREE ) Warning Issued On Hybrid Corn Seed There is a tremendous difference in corn hybrids. A well adapted strain is an excellent investment, while an unadopted strain is an ex ceedingly poor investment and one that is almost sure to bring a loss when compared with standard varie ties of corn. Dr. Paul Harvey, in charge of the corn breeding work for the Agricul tural Experiment Station at State College, points out that in their tests superior corn hybrids have averaged about 30 per cent better yields than standard varieties. while poorly adapted hybrids have averaged about 23 percent less than the varieties I generally grown on the farm. "In addition to less grain, these poor hybrids had poorer quality grain, more rotten kernels, and :im'e wtcv.l damaged kernel-," Dr. Har vey says. He points out that so i'e North Carolina growers are making the mis take tf ordering corn hybrids from other states by mail without first obtaining information as to yields and quality in this state. The fact taht a hybrid gives excellent yields in Indiana is no guarantee that it will prove profitable in North Caro- lina. I In the northern part of the state, ! some growers who have been un able to obtain hybrid seed have gone over into Virgina to purchase seed. Recently one grower in the north eastern section of North Carolina spent $915 for corn hybrid seed of a strain that repeated tests in this state have shown to give much lower yields and poorer quality than can be obtained with standard var ieties. "Play safe with your 1945 corn crop and plant a good standard varie ty, if you cannot find seed of one of the good hybrids recommended for your area of the state," says Dr. Harvey. VALUES GALORE Al Yoer Frieeely PKNDKK STOKE (Prices Effective March 1-2-3) Florida, Sweet Juicy, Valencia ORANGES la Mrak Bags 8 a. 45c S;veet Juicy Florida Uranges-8 lb mesh bag 45c Fresh Tender Florida Beans, 2 lbs. 29-: Virgina Winosap Apples-5 lbs 49c Firm Ripe Slicing Tomatces-2 lbs 33c Yellmv Globe t Cnicns-5 lbs. 25c Florida Finest Green CabbajT-: 4 lbs. 15: Medium Size Canadian Rutdbapas-4 Ihz. 13c Fancy Yellow Squash-2 lbs. 23 Sweet Juicy FIoriiI; jls Git dp fruit -3 fcr 27c New Crop C.,-. Salcicb-3 lbs. 25c Virginia Maid PEANUT BUTTER 1 19c MU MMCY CaWSOWP Pineapple "- 21c Shoe Peg Corn 15c GMNTi TOMATO SAUCE Baked Deans 'LT 8c TABPLAY'S WATER 6B0UNO Com Meal 29c CRIMSON OUBBN CALIF. Peaches n.26c UAPPYVALE KAHLY June Peas lie CORN OFF THB COB Niblets 13c FRESH EGGS Large, Dm Mid, Doz tvw Orange Juice 39c Lang's Pickles " r"rt 19c Apple Jelly wwtou j 21c OCTAGON Imiq Uq 3 NtN 14 TM Stp 3 uta 14c ttti tnto 3 hct 14c Cktntr ... 2 mm 9c ZERO Liquid Hmelild Clemr Quart 1 -f p Bottle C "Reduces Dirt To Notklog" 40-60 Watt Mazda Bulbs 10c D. P. Creen Label Tissue 3 11c Arm and Hammer Baking Soda P"'4c Dottbte-Frosh Gold Label COFFEE 1-lb Bag 24c Dromedary Mix Colonial Macaroni Pillsbury's Flour Jiffy Biscuit Mix Sugar Ripe Prunes Pie Apples sced PURE GEORGIA CANE SYRUP 56c Triple-Fresh Sandwich BREAD Jar Giant lie 14-oc Pkg afclV pg 4c I SeVRMng OC- V 5 lb Baft OiJL a 27c i 17c I 22c I Corns tock 20-OI lar HEINZ Cream off Tomato Soup 11c 11-c Can Pea Soup "r 13c Fill-Up Year Shopping Bis Witk These Fiae Fool Values ! Colonial Cut Beets No. 2'j Cat 14c !kSa r New Pack Tomatoes No. 2 Cai 10c J j7$7ii fc Ritter Cut Asparagus No. J Cii 31c 1 -'A Colonial Spinach No. 2 Can 16c Del ftc.tte Crfots H-h Jar 14c Lr.ri,'a Zc ii Relish 8-sz Jar 10c 8 WINNER Rubbing Alcohol 2 Eots 25c :jEsr.ia ;t art. i .jwm Q h ' t Ki lis i I l "J 11 I II , i'ae fit I SMILE IHOM A CIUY LADY BViurnui ai milii.ru ni k.b.1 hospitals throughout the limed States rate the volunteer women of the Ked Cross Hospital and Recreation Corps as first-class theerer-uppers. Bazooka Berkshire by Mrs. Kate Butler through the Federal Land Bank and joining the lands of on the North by Dunk Mc Fadyen and on the East by Z. V. Pate and on the South by Mrs. Kate Butler and on the West by Mr. Butler. This the 6 day of February, 1945. Leslie J. Huntley, TRUSTEE (Lum berton, N. C.) 37-40c LOS ANGELES, CALIF. No Arkansas Razor-back is this gTand champion at the Pacific National Berkshire show purchased by Bob Burns, ' motion picture and radio comedian, at $1050 for his Rancho Bazooka. Bams, who is famous for his wild tales of Arkansas hill folk, and the guttural rumblings of his gas pipe Bazooka, is an ardent admirer of fine livestock and spends much time at his ranch near here. LEGAL NOTICES A I).M I M S I H ATO R S NO TIC E Having cui;ili!'a.l as administrator in' the esuile of M . R. M. Turner, deceased, late (if Hoke County, N. C, this is to n;i!;fy all persons h;rv- ing claim.-; against said estate to pre oiit 'hem to the uurk'tv.'ned ail i inislrator at his residence on Route 2: K..e!'o: J, N. C, on o: before the loth day of Kcorua. y, rh.ly verified, or tr.i. notice A ill be plcaae l n bar (f tiieir re.overy. Ail pt'.- .utis indieotctl to said e-tate V." ill nh.' tsv rake iitmvdiate iiaynient. This ljth dav ot Fo-J., I9C. R. V. Tu ner, Adiuinistrator Fi-t ite of Mrs. I!. W. Turner. 37-41;) ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as adnnnistra'or of the estate of Winslmv V. i'Tc Cormick, ciceeased, late of Hoke County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims a gainst said estate to present them to the undersigned administrator, DBN, at his office in Raeford, N. C. on or before the 7th day of February, 1941, duly verified, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate v!ll please make im.nediate paymen:. This 7th day ot' February, 1945. W. L. Poole, Administrator (DBN) estate of Winslow IV. McCormiok. 37-42c. EXECITORS NOTICE Having qualified as the executor of the estate of Mrs. Blennie C. Gibson, deceased, late of Hoke Coun ty, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to exhibit them, duly verified according to law, to the undersigned at his residence on Red Springs, Route 1, on or before Janu ary 29, 1940, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 29th day of January, 1945. Calton Gibson, Executor of estate of Mrs. Blennie C. Gibson. 35-40 TRI'STI.E'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of the power and authority contained in a certain Deed of Trust executed Zeb V. But ler and wife. Nettie Mae Butler to Leslie J. Huntley Trustee, bearing date of January 25th, 1940, ani re gistered in Book 75. at page 61 3 in the office of the Register of Deeds of Hoke County. North Carolina, de fault having been made in the pay ment of the note secured thereby and demand having been made on the undersigned trustee to foreclose said Deed of Trust; notice is hereby given that the undersigned trustee will on Tuesday, March 13th. 1945. at 12 o'clock noon, at the court house door in Hoke County. North Carolina. offer for sale and sell at public auc tion to the highest bidder for cash the following described tract or par cel of land, to-wit: j In the County of Hoke. State of i North Carolina, being 40 acres of jland more or less in Hoke County, ! Stonewall Township, and being a i farm brought from R. L. McFadyen NOTICE OF SALE The Hoke county Board of Educa tion in its regular meeting on Jan uary 2, 1945, find as a fact, the site of the St. John school to be no long er needed or suitable for school pur poses, did order said site to be ad vertised and sold to the highest bid der for cash. Therefore, I, K. A. MacDonahl. secretary to the Hoke County Board of Education, under the authority vested in me by virtue of the order of the said Board of Education and the public school laws of North Carolina, do offer for sale at the court house door in Raeford. North Carolina, at 12 o clock noon, on Monday, March 5, 1945, the following described tract of land: BEGINNING at a stake in the edge of the road leading from the Shan non-Red Springs road to the Red j Springs-Antioch road near the D. B. McLean plance, and runs N 30 E three chains and 17 links to a stake; thence S 60 E three chains and 17 links to a stake; thence S 30 W three chains and 17 links to a stake in the edge of the first above named road: thence as northern e.ige of same road three chains and 17 links to the be ginning, containing one acre, ir.ore or less. The Board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. K. A. MacDonald, Secretarr 3C-39C. 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