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Bay C^otton Se^
1 For Plontiiig Early
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Tlie cotton seed situation for
next year’s crop is grave, says
J, A. Shanklin, Extension cotton
speci&list at State College, but if
farmers -will investigate their
next year’s seed requirements at
an early date, thfere should be no
reason why everyone cannot get
have already pldlcei orders 'for
1,200 tons of Certified Coker 100
wult resistant seed, Mr. Shanklin
said. These seed will come most
ly from Mississippi, Alabama, and
Georgia where the ■ past season
!has been favorable for cotton
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' haiwesting. ^
Mr. Shanklin suggests that each
farrner who is interested in lo
cating seed for next year’s crop,
get in touch -with his'county a-
gent.'
as mans’ s^ed as he needs.
■\Veather conditions for the past
few ’weeks in the Piedmont
Counties have camaged the cot
ton 'Seed to the extent that most
of ’ute farmers in that area will
have, to rely on outside sources
for their seed next year, he said.
Heretofore, farmers in that sec
tion of the state have been sup-
plj’ing a large amount of the need
used by growers in other coun
ties.
The Extension Service, work
ing ’With ginners and crushers,
Small Grains
Being Attackt^.
By Plant Lice"
For
Immediate Delivery
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Fields of small graih 'in aliiiost
every 'section of the State are
being attacked by plant lice, says
James T. Connerj ie charge of
Entomology for the State College
Extension Service.
Oats, especially those planted
early, is the crop Tfeing attacked
most widely by the little insects,
Mr. Conner saJdi However, they
have also been'found in fields of
w'heat and barley^vvas. well as in
pastures and forage crops.
Usually plant lice, qr aphids as
they are known byi raatfty, attack
the plants in large numbers. They
damage the plant by sucking the
juices from it, causing it to gra
dually wilt and die.
Now that coldi weather is pre
vailing over most of the State, it
is quite possible that many of the
plant lice will destroyed, the
Entomologist said. But, where in
festation is continuing and as a
preventative for further infesta
tion, Mr. Conner recommends
that an application of nitrogen
be placed on the grain. This will
not kill the- aphids, hut it will
promote a more vigorous grdwth
o*f the plants and will make them
less susceptible to further dam
age- .
Such a preventative is also
suggested for pasture and forage
crops, Mr. Conner said.
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sticker showing that it is in a
safe and approved condiion. The
next i6 a temporary sticker stat
ing that_the vehicle must be re
inspected by a certain date. This
is fox use when there are minor
deficiencies. The other ^ sticker
which may be used is a large
yellow one stating that the car
is*^ condemned and needs major
repairs..to make it safe to .drive.
Cars iinXthe third class may not
drive^ or parked on the roads
of the State untjl they are repair
ed, inspected and approved. Own
ers of vehicles in this class will
also have the law to deal wiith in
many cases for driving cars on
the roads in such bad shape.'
All this starts just three weeks
from today.
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Sunlamps have been used suc
cessfully in experiments by shirt
manufacturers to bleach out
scorch caused, by too hot an iron.
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MORE ABOUT
CAR INSPECTION
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
WANT ADS
I still have a few choice Raeford
cemetery lots for sale. Harry
Greene. 27 C
Dealer wanted to handle exclusive
county sales for direct all gear
HELP WANTED—C^ored hnne-
maid lo live on lot. Write Bois
586.^ FftyettevUle. N. C. 26^28c
FOR SALE—^Red Wagem. Close
to Raeford Theatre on Main
Sll. At a fair price. See or write
W. F. McFarland, Box 1098,
380 W. Iowa Avenue, E., Sou-
the^Pines, «r phone 7672 28p
FOR RENT—3 room first floor
apartment with electrical kit
chen. Call 5521. 28P
FOR SALE—1944 Jeep with cab
and good tires in Number 1
condiion. Winterized. See Wal
ter Parks. 28C
Fre-Christmas sale at store that
“Sells At For Less.” Amos &
Company. 28C
Sewing wanted. All work neatly^
finished. F. Kearney, P. O.
Itox 512, residence near ..Up
church school. 28-30P
FOR SALE—Brick chimney that
stands in my hack yard. Very
cheap. Mrs. Paul Dickson. Sr.
FOR RENT—^Furnished apart-
menit. Mrs. Mattie Tyson, Route
2, Raeford.
28P
drivers Garden Traitors. At
tractive prices. Roberts and
Timmerman, Box 6005, Ashe
ville, N. C. 27-30C
DO YOU like Home-cooked meals?
Try Mrs. E. L. Hunt’s boarding
house—Reasonable ra(es—ap
pointment please. Across the
street from C- L. Stephens. 23C
OFFICE SUPPLIES-i-When in
need of anything for the office
froni a pencil to a typewriter
come in to see our line. Dixie
Printing Co. Aberdeen. TFC
GUNS repaired and restocked.
Keys made. Safes opened and
repaired. Edwards Sports Shop,
Lumberton, N. C. TFC
FOR SALE—^Red Hart seed wheat
and Fulgrain seed oats, prices
attractive. Clarence Lytch TFC
Turkeys for sale. Foster McBryde.
Amos & Company
‘Sells It For Less”
Despite recent progress iin ru
ral electrification, nine states re
port they each have more than
100,000 farms unserved-by central
station electric power.
WANTED — Young men between
17 and 34 years of age for plea
sant and educational paiit time
work. Starting pay ?1.25 per
' hour. Call at Armory in Raeford
Mjonday nights 7:30 to 9;30.
FOR SALE—1937 Ford coach, in
good condition. Reason for Idl
ing, no storage space. CaU or
write John M. Lee, Box 1163 or
phone 4511, Pinehurst, N, C. 29c
YOU WOULDN'T DO THIS
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FERTILIZER—^We are now tak
ing orders for F.C.X. open for
mula fertilizer. Compare our
^prmula and prices before you
buy. Hqke Exchange, F.C.X.
Dealer Agenit. ' * 28C
FOR SALE—^Red Hart seed wheat
and Fulgrain seed oats, 1 year
from Coker. Also home grown
abnizzi rye 32.75 per bushel.
Hoke Exchange C^ F.C.X.
Dealer Agent. 28C
Three residences in Raeford for
sale. See W. L. Poole. 28C
FOR SALE—1 Farm with 35
acres all cleared and 4 acres
tobbaco allotment. See W. L.
Poole. ' 28C
Reliable man with car wanted (ilo
call on farmers in Hoke Coun
ty. Wonderful opportunity. 315
to 320 in a day. No experience
or capital required. Permanent.
Write today. MCNESS COM
PANY, Dept. C, Candler Build
ing, Baltimore 2, Md. . 28-29P
Probably NO family would use only one lamp
for the evening reading and studying of two
grown-ups and two children . . . certairjly not
these days when good home lighting is so gen
erally understood.
Actually there should be a good reading
lamp for every member of the family. It should
be equipped with a sight saving bulb in the
larger sizes. It should be so placed as to avoid
glare; and it should always be kept CLEAN be
cause dust can cut down the amount of light by
as much as 30%. There should be some gen
eral illumination in the rooms too so that sharp
contrasts between light and shadow are avoid
ed. _Jn that kind of hoine lighting there should
be no eyestrain with its resulting headaches
and nervousness. Remember, eyesight is price
less — light is cheop^
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(^CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY)
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Hi! Ho!
SANTA CLAUS
Is Coming To Raeford
Collins Dept. Store had a telegram from Santa
Claus saying that he wilt visit the children of
Hoke County Tuesday, December 16th, at 4:30,
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Santa will arrive by plane and will have c a
small gift for the children. Ifyou^ve not
written Santa a letter be sure^and vmXe
one and bring it to Santa Claus.
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RAEFORD, N. C.
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