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THUSDAY SEPTEMBER 6, 1913 THE NEWS-JOURNAL. RAEFORD, N. C. PAGE THREE Hay Driers Offer Several Advantages The u.-e of barn-type hay driers Tor curing of forage crops i be coming more widespread in North Carolina. ..nd Prof. David S. Weaver, rs icultuial engineer of the State Colli ge Extension Service, .says that his department is receiving many re quests i-f.n fanr.crs about the in stallation and operation of such sy1' t. m. Urylr.ij the need for a co.i petent :Ji ic.;l:i'.: al engi:,ec r to install the cqaip:i",e::' and olferii the services of his fkpartmni; to aid with, Pint. Weave- declared: In rc:;.ri to t'.e lcr.gth of time neees.-a.y to secure all of the neces sary equipment, build the ducts, and connect the motor with the sourcv of power, our experience leads us to believe that at lean 30 days, and probably 60 to 90 days will elapse before all purchases can be made and the system put in operation.. It is true that motors and blowers, to- gether with other electrical equip ment, should become more readily available. The News-Journal Published Thursday At Raeford, North Carolina as to availability, voltage, and phase They should be informed that a hay drier takes a 5-horse power motor, usually, an.' sometimes a 7 1-2-horse Dower motor. A statement from them that they are able to supply Subscription Rates S2 per year power should be obtained before For Servicemen ... $1.50 per year further .consideration of the hay , drier is gone into. DOIXJ.ALD COXE, Editor-Manager There are a number of considera-I Entered as second-class mail n-. at tains to be taken into account in the'(or t the post office at Raeford, X. satisfactory operation of a hay dry- C., under Act of March 3. 1B70. ing system. Considerable kni,lcdpo has been accumulated, which if used, will save the ne many mistakes. Such thin! nar.unni! 01 me m.v, me a i uun; wi In be put on the hay dre:- a; o':e VfoiIlC P fY I 'flrtVC tim.. ti.e depth of the layers. the k3lalK5 kVl k iVQlO length of period of operation, the; quesi:r.n 01 snuiunt; 011 i:ie ai : liuim ecu! night, or during humid days :ir S'.i many inner piaeui es aie in u.vei i. proposed a n'c.pe Further information may ')? ol ! strains lor t.'ic floors of homes, tained by writing to Professor Wca- These fpeci.Viist recoinnienri t!u vcr at State College in Raleigh. , use of one gallon of water to on." pick of gree:i W'alnut luills and alio.v fte water to remain over the hulls for 48 hours. Strain off and apply to the cl.an, dry floor. Test the strain on piecos Two Modern S8he Recipe Offered On O I IN IN fc K I 5- omics SpCC: State Cii'lcge Kxtenslon Service h..ve !M Jf; imposed a recipe for making water k TO HANDLE YOUR 1945 j COTTON CROP POISON IVY HOW TO KILL IT Kill the outer skin. It peels off and u-ith it rnrs the ivv infection. Often, one application is enough. Get Te-olf board like the floor on which it solution at any drug store. It's power- is. 10 oe appnea. ful. Stops itching quickly. Your 35c If the color is darker than you de- : The sBonrv servina the farm with 'back tomorrow if not pleased. Today sire, add water to it. If it is lignter electric power should be consulted at Reaves Drug Store. 10-13c,than you like, add one or more t.a- - ! spoons of permanganate of potash. ....... i ... . ., " "' "" v Further information on strains. f floor wax, and liquid wax tray be1 I 5706 1945-6 I secured by writing to Ruth Current j State home demonstration agent of I I the State College Extension Service t i in Raleigh. i Our Store WILL BE CLOSED All Day t SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 In Observance of R0SII HASK0KAH The Jewish New Year wafi in t-Jtti-i'.-l I f -S Raefcrd, N. C. Between 600 and 700 cars of sweet potatoes are now being shipped each business day. ' LEGAL NOTICES ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administrator ! of the estate of H. R. McNeill, de I 'ceased, late of Hoke county, this is j I to notify all persons having claims I against said estate to present the.r. T duly .verified according tn tn the undersigned at my home at Max ton. RFD, on or before the 23rd day of August, 1946, o-r this mlice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons ind.bpd tn cn:H estatp 'J! please make immediate pay- II ment. I This 23rd day of August, 1945. ! D. E. Dunn, Administrator of estate j j of H. R. McNeill. 12-17p MALARIA 666 CHKCKED IX 7 DAYS WITH LIQUID for MALARIAL SYMPTOMS Take only as directed 11 The cotton gins of the Hoke Oil and Fertilizer Com pany and the Rockfish Gin Company are now prepared to give cotton growers of this section as fine a sample as is possible to obtain from any given lot of cotton. The machinery in each of these gins is as modern as that of any in the nation, and each of .these gins have extra equipment that makes them outstanding. Both are operated by staffs of highly skilled men who will render prompt and careful service. Pick When Dry Spread Gut Thinly On Sheets Keep Trash Cut Pick As Early As Possible Don't Mix Good Cotton With Dirty Cotton Then, Have It Ginned At One Of These Modern Ginneries The ROCKFISH GIN Company The HOKE OIL & FERTILIZER Company, Gin n caoaeusaacx - t. jMaMr rs -' s I j i u ! I In N przaozoiQ SiX SALES DAILY 30EZI0E Farmers Get the lest Service, when Best Prices and the thev Sel V: i. - ntS t-J Iff Yc':s':o ? '?o cn-.tK' n. cron lo wasle it ai'.er r, 1 I. Will U'U.-.V l 'i r i Ai.'nr (iUiiivix:; ?:..?on I'lit-c. ui:?. TO!i.Ui.1 .i ix i ; i .AT! OX 1 a of t K?s ;;rov, n. T.lzv.y farmers hsva b.t i l-,rf2 i::.rt of tTr'r crcp this year bcen.uo Jii ,f h9Tn roo-.i an..' f.i!urc to install Modern I'l Tb ' 'Curo-AI!" ". l.-v-ri'.tns" (.!! vwrvt is the most of- fiii.iit curi-.-.g iti'.ii ois tl.o r.iari i-t lc!av. and is giving l,:.,' u- tCKf!wi.rv s-rrvico lo l!;e laanv fymuTS who were lM f(iiiuuito in si-trrinj: "t'nri'-All" units in the past several g years. 3 3 If veil want a iiioiu-y-s u an.l money-inukinji enriiij; unit g for yvut ham.- next season. Investigate Xmv! 8 Q are honking ortlirs for delivery net season and will he clad to have von place your order witli us anytime be- tweeti August 15 and September 20. Livc-AMIonc Feed Sf:re Thone 3S Luniberton, X. C. cr the Upohurch f,!i!!iRg Company Phone 211-1 Kaeford, X. C. At ' K- J 3 J i' J U fA v. -. i. V2 t v .. ..' ii i .' i V- .... ? " v '-' J v.. i . CI r . . t i ' - ' nc You tobacco f rimers can m?.k? no mistake in p.rraninsf to reli all t-.-e I;-? I your crop on the Lumberton market . . . Lumbortcn lias Lr?2 rciv.-.-.:cn c-f 'clling every year mere tob?.cco per set of buyers lhn any other market on tS e Border Bell . . . Good sales, high sales, clean sales and lop quality warehouse service .... There's a good highway leading to Lumberton from every directicn .... So just roll all of your to bacco to Lumberton. LUMBERTON TOBACCO MARKET SIX SALES DAILY Jasper C. I'utio, Ssipervissr SIX SALES DAILY 1 i I- ! o 1 1 i ii o O301 301 OEZ20E onzioi :oioi
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