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We are out of the block and can assure you of a sale
everyday. '
Contact Bonnie Blue, in Raeford, for floor arrange
ment. ■ I ,
••FaJl” spells housecleaning to lots of
iir.emakersl That means that now is
the time to start that extra special
cleaning to put your home in first class
condition—clean as a whistlel
Come im and try, . some of these
"specials” for saving your time and
energy in-fall housecleaning.
SOUTHERN MANOR WAX
Gives your floors and fifrnitufe new splendor!
Liquid Pt. can 35c Paste Pt can 30c
Wright’s
SILVER CREAM ‘
MAJESTIC BRO®MS
Dri-Well
PAPER TOWELS
SANI FLUSH
BRILLO CLEANSER
RED DEVIL LYE
PARSON’S AMMONIA
WINDEX 20 pz btl 33c
8 oz can
each’
23c
$1.29
2 rolls
large can
small pkg
2 cans
32 oz btl
Windex sprayer ea ISc
YOUR CHOICE FOR 32c LARGE PKG
SUPER SUDS — OXYDOL — RINSO — DUZ
Camay Soap
Ivory Flakes
Ivory Snow
Blue Label
Dethol
Blu-Wlute
Sunbrit
3 cakes
lb. pkg
lb pkg
HEINZ SOUP
29c I
I Chicken 11-oz can
1'TomrCo. 11-oz can
20 oz cain
flakes
cleanser'
21c
SWEETHEART SOAP
pkg 19c j
' - *ca.n 7c i 2 reg cakes 19c bath cake 16c
NATIONAL PET WEEK
Give your pets extra special attention this week with
“extra special foods!”
FLAG DOG FOOD
FRENCH’S BIRD SEED
3 cans
10-oz pkg
Snowdrift 1-lb jdr 37c
Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers
Wesson Oil
. lb pkg
Pt
ARMOUR^S
Vienna Sausage
Treet Can
2 cans 35c
43c
GUARANTEED MEATS
Large - skinned (whole, butt or shank end)
SMOKED HAMS lb
63c
Extrartender
Round Steak
Chuck 'Roast
BABY BEEFj
boneless lb 75c i
lb 51c I
For
Seasoning 0
Thick
Rib or iLoin End
PORK LOIN
Colon iial Pride '
SIRLOIN STEAK
FAT BACK lb 27c
lb
lb
I Fresh
91c 1 BEEF
Ground
lb 49c
GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE
CaliforniaLarge and Juicy
SUNKIST LEMONS
6 for.
Perfect for After-School Snacks - Red^
DELICIOUS APPLES 2Llb8
23
27c
U. S. No. 1 - Yellow
ONIONS , 3 lb ^IcjBELL PEPPERS
U. S. No 1 Red Bliss f SLICING TOMATOES 2 lbs 25c
I CRISP CARROTS
2 lbs.
Hoke Comb Pasture Am lirazim
V > Prdgram-1947-1^
PERMANENT PASTURE
RECOMMINOATIONS:
1. Select a fertile,,, fairly well
drained soil.
•2. Apply 1 to 2 tons ground
lime^one as early as possible be
fore seeding. Take soil sample for
PERSONAL
Wd believe
that the
personal
element
is the most
important
factor in
retail
business.
Two persons
doing business
%
together
face to face
year after
year
learn fo know
and trust
each other.
At
McLauchlin Company
we have always
tried to know
oiu' customers’
needs and to
provide them
on a fair
basis.
Crisis, Uncer
tainties and
doubts come
and go,
but this ;
policy of
personal fair
dealing persists
here.
analysis if ^possible. A/pply 500 to
600 pounds of suipeiiphosi>hate per
acre just before seeding. *
3. Stubble or cover cro^ps should
be chapped up with a disk and left
on or near' the surface. This
should be done as early as possi
ble in the Fall. Disk again and
then smooth with a spike-tooth
harrow 2 to 4 weeks before seed
ing. Apply phosiphate at this time.
4. Broadcast 100 pounds of Mu
riate of Potash per acre and cover
with a, spike-tooth harrow just
before seeding.
5. (a) Fair Seeding (September
il5 to October 15.):
Dallas Grass or Ky. 31 fes
cue 10 libs, per acre*
Ladino Clover .... 2 ib^. per
acre.
(b) Spring Seeding. (February 15
to March 15.).
Kobe Lespedeza .... 15 lbs.
per acre;
Dallas Grass .... 10 lbs. per
acre;
Ladino Clover .... 2 lbs. per
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acre? NOTE: Use twice as much
inocuiant on clover seed as re
commended by manufacturer.
6. When'seeding, sow half of
the seed one way then cross wife
the other hal’f for even distribur
tion. If seeded by hand, cover
lightly wife a spike-toofe. har
row or weeder.' 1
7. Do not graze until the grow
th is 5 to 6 inches high. Gyaze
moderately the first year.
8. Keep weeds under control
by mowing. Raise cutter bar a-
bout 4 inches above grasses at
first clipping, and lower it to
heights of grasses at second clip
ping, ...
9. After the pasture is estab-*
lished, apply 1 to 1^ tons of
groun'd'^rnestone per acre every
five years. Apply 200 pounds 18?^
Superphosphate and ilOO pounds'
Muriate of Potash per acre every
year.
NOTE: Old carpet grass and
native pastures can be renovated
by adding lespedeza, ladino clover,
dallas grass, or ' comlfeinations of
them and by adding 2 tons of lime
and 600 pounds of 0-12-12 or 0-
14-7. Disk old pasture thoroughly
before seeding.
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Director in Soiithi^ Region, will
be in charge of the program while
Hoke.County farmers.are visiting
the Beltsville Experimenli Statioh.
Mr./ShearfieW is a former county
.agent arid Assistant Director of
Extension in North Carolina.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our fri
ends for their kindness during the
death of our husband and father.
Mrs. Jv M; Pendergipss and fam
ily.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—^Red Hart seed wheat
and Fulgrain seed oats, prices
attractive. CJarence Lytch TFC
wanted—One A-1 high grade
auto mechanic wbrth a mlniifiiim
of $75.00 a week. If yon are a
cheap, drunk, or secoj|i& rater,
don’t answer this ad. AUTHO
RIZED FORD . DEALER, HOOD
AUTO, INC., Phone 410, Laur-
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^ease caU ]lfc8,-^y MWWyeii
at 3361 kn ‘for all
occasions. Agent Tor
. of’FIowers'*, Fayetteville, N. C.,
succeeding MErs. C, W. Seale 17C
FOR , SALE—House—six rooms
and sleeping porch. Box lSl6.
Raeford. 17-18P
inburg, N. C.
13-17C
You’re Always
welcome at
McLAUCHLIN CO.
MORE ABOUl*
Farm Notes
Relieve Distress
‘As He Sleeps!
A t bedtime rub warming,
soothing Vicks VapoRub
on throat, chest and back.
VapoRub’s special relief
tpringing action starts to
work instantly to soothe
irritation, ease coughing,
relieve muscular soreness
and tightness. And then-^
even while child sleeps—
VapoRub keeps right (jn
working to bring relief;
Remember, it’s the best-
known home remedy you can
usetorelieve *
distress of
colds. Try it! W VapoRub
quality of, leaf crops. Produces
rapid groiwth. In excessive a-
mounts, may delay maturity.
Phosphoric acid: Stimulates
early root formation and growth.
Gives rapid and vigorous start to
plants. Hastens maturity of crops.
Especially imporant in s6ed fpr-
mation. Increasles the rdtio of
grain and fruit to stalk. Winter
kardiness of fall-seeded grains ^nd
hays.
Potash: Imparts increased vigor
and disease resistance to plants.
Produces strong stiff stalks. In
creases plumpness of grains and
seed. Essential in the formation
and transfer of starches and su
gar in. the plant.
Mr. C. A. Shearfield, Extension
[orao
GUNS repair.ed and restocked.
Keys made. Safes opened and
repaired. Edwards Sports Shop,
. Lumberton, N. C. TFC
FOR. Sale—New engine assem-:
blies, block assemblies, trans
mission asemblies, steering
gear assepablies, springs, and
parts for Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge
and Flymonith cars and trucks.
1935 through 1947. Clark'Chev
rolet Co., Apex, N. C. PHone....
2321 ' V 11-26C
OFFICE SUPPLIES—When in
need of anything for the office
froon a pencil to a typewriter
come In to see our line. INxie
fainting Co. Aberdeen. 'TFC
WAITRESS WAINTED —Wanted
nealt, clean 'girl. High Miool
graduaite preferred. Apply Mrs.
O. W. Holtzclaw, Hotel Raeford.
FOR SAL^-One mule. D. W. GU-
lis, R-1 Red Springs, 17-18P
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ies
PLENTY-OF THEM
By the dozeifor ky the bu
shel. Bonum, Buckingham,
York, Staymon, Golden De
licious and several other
kinds.
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When You Visit Raeford, Be Sure To^Stop In
Our Store *
Call 5696 or stop hy
Faircloth
Fruit Stand
We Are Headquarters For
C. R. FOLLETTE
ANNOUNCES
Grand Opening Sale
Marlboro County Stockyards
BENNETTSVILLE, S. C
MONDAY- SEPT. 29, 1947
AT ONE O’CLOCK P. M.
We Will Have For Sale on That Day
NINE FRESH CARLOADS STOCK
Farmers Hardware
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Consult Us For All Your Fall
Farming Needs
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YOUNGSTOWN
^ SHIPPERS INCLUDE: _
Parker Jameson: 50 Head Mart Dillon: One Carload
Johnny Sherlock: 50 Head Max Freedston: 50 Head
1 Marlboro County Stockyards: 50 Head
henaider” Cabinet Sinks and Matching
and Floor Cabinets lend modern beanty
to your kitchen with these gleaming all-metal
units.
TRUCK-INS WILL BE SOLD FIRST
Free Delivery Up To 100 Miles For First Sale
Oliver Farm Madiinery
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Bendk Washing ‘Machines
'Free Bar-B-Q Dinner For All Will Be Served On
The Premises
. Don’t Forget The Time, Day and Place '
1:00 P. M. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th AT THE’
Hardware
Marlboro County Stockyards
Department
Co,
PHONE 435-1
Manager: C. R. Follette
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RAEFORD, N. C.
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FOR SALE—Houng Jersey Cow,
second calf. See Mrs. Millton
Parks, Shannon, N. C. 17P
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NEW, WEMi-PAID JOBS ARE
OPENING UP IN THE REGULAR
ARMY’S FIEIJI ARTHAjERY
ALL Exi»ENSES PAID, ANDoS75
A MONTH TO START
Startling changes are taking
place in the U. S. Arpiy Field Ar-
o tillery! Even, veterans of the re
cent war would no& recognize
the thrilling new equipment
''which today’s Artillerymen are
operating.
Some men are chosen for the
Guided Missile School, working
on rockci!s and rocket-launching
in New Mexico.. Others learn to
fire some of the Artillery's new
“sky-busters,” such as “Little
David^’ the 914-nmi mtoEttar
which hurls a shell weighing al
most 2 tons!
If yod are 18 to 34, inclusive
(or 17 ■with parents’ consent) and
otherwise qualified, you can sign
up for 3 years Or more wil’h the
Field Artillery. If yom are an
ex-servicc|man, you can bej^n
a secure career close to home,
with reasonable assurance of a
one-year assigoiment in your .
own Army Area. ^
Learn while you earn—receive
the highest pay in history, free
fdod, clothing, quarters and med
ical care. You’ll have the chance
to save up to $2,000 during a
3-year enlistment.
^At no obligation ito yourself,
(see your nearest U. S. Army and
Air Force Recruiting Officer at
105^^ Person Street, Fayetteville.
At the courthouse in Raeford
every Tuesday. He’ll be glad tb
tell you of the opportunities in
store for you.
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