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BEST SELECTION OF BEST
quality toys in town. Toys &
games for all ages. Also games
rented for parties. Sutton’s Toy
Cellar. Free Delivery. Phone 9
8781. 4-24 tfc
r”, MY BLACK MOTH-
has been gone from
d Circle since Saturday
Reward for informa-
hereabouts. Mary Lind-
■man. Call 8-^3087.
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TAC, FULLY EQUIPP-
runs good. Phone 8-
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F-TOWN FAMILY HAS
2” Cadillac for sale. In
condition, clean, good
extras, low mileage, ex-
as mileage. Owner re
ceased. For further in
call 8-5044 after 5:30.
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UHT; SAFELY WITH
leased Dex-A-Diet tab-
98c at your drug store,
1-5 16tf
Found
ive
Offered
8
COME TAX PREPARA-
rates. Phone 7-000.
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MOVING
PACKING
STORAGE
AROLINA
i Storage Co.
Agents For
/AN LINES, INC.
reyhound Movers”
Chapel Hill 7078
Seeds, Plants, Flowers 21
MAYFLOWER GARDEN SERVICE
—landscape plans and planting
—fruit and shrub pruning. Bill
Brown. Phone 9-2291. Box 1013,
Chapel Hill tfnc
Houses for Sale
30
FOR SALE
1012 E. FRANKLIN ST.: 3 BED-
rooms, 2 ceramic tile baths, fam
ily room with fireplace and wall-
to-wall carpeting and draperies
included.
EAST ROSEMARY ST.: 5 BED-
rooms,
PRITCHARD AVE.: 3 BEDROOMS
room home with dining room.
3 BEDROOM BRICK ON LARGE
wooded lot. F.H.A. financing
with low down payment. Large
kitchen and dining area, utility
room and IVa baths. Dogwood
Acres. Priced at only $16,000.00.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS: 3 BED-
room home with dining room,
YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE OUR
23 acre farm . . . priced at only
$13,500 which includes a 4-bed
room house, bath and living
room with fireplace.
CHAPEL HILL REALTY
John Allen Cates
“Over The Chuck Wagon—
Next To The Post Office”
Phone 6566
"—We also build homes—"
FOR FAST
RESULTS
.... IN BUYING, SELLING, TRADING -
LOCATING A JOB - LOST ARTICLE OR
PFT .... YOUR BEST BET IS TO USE THE
NEWS LEADER
Classified Section
We've heard story after story of how
the Want Ad Section of our news
paper has brought fast results to those
who have used it. Because the Want
Ads may be shopped at leisure right
in your home, you are better able to
compare prices, wanted qualifications
— or whatever you are seeking. The
ad plus a telephone number may bring
inquiries or sales within minutes after
the paper hits the streets. News Lead
er Want Ads are a powerful market
place
ORANGE COUNTY
FARM AGENTS
COLUMN
DON MATHESON
County Agent
ED BARNES
CYRUS GREENE
Assistants
PHS WHICH HAVE
in the News Leader
hie nn order. Eight-by-
largements only, $1.50.
rough New.s Leader,
Chapel Hill.
$13,500. NEW, 3 - BEDROOM
bouse. 175 ft. frontage lot.
Shrubbery. City water. Ceramic
bath. Aluminum windows. Fo>rced
hot air heat. Paved carport.
Plantation Acre.s (restricted). Lot
14, Block A. Reasonable down-
payment, or will trade for small
er house. Call Mrs. Simpson,
7061, ext. 36, or see Mr. Simpson
at house, 4-5 p.m. daily. 1-8 tfc
HOME PRICED FOR QUICK SALE.
Living room with fireplace and
air conditioner, separate dining
room, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
IVa baths, upstairs finished,
basement, 2-car garage, paved
driveway with rock walls, 2
blocks from school. Owner leav
ing town in two weeks. 611 Lind
say St., Carrboro. Call 8-0767.
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FERTILIZE PASTURES and not maintain them at a high
Now is the right time to begin level of production. The only sure
LEGAL NOTICES
’ER FOR REAL ES-
rance, property man-
Listings wanted, Weav-
Co., 410 W. Frank-
5006. 8-26 tfc
lelp Wanted 9
Y HOME PRODUCTS
r ladies to help with
rush of business,
use of car. Part-time,
ek. Full time, $70 a
ite Mrs. Lucille Vick-
3, Chapel Hill.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR
Having qualified as Administra
tor C.T.A. of the estate of Edith
i Baker Giduz, deceased, late of
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the first
day of February, I960, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 30th day of December,
1958.
ROLAND GIDUZ, Admin
istrator C.T.A. of the Es
tate of Edith Baker Giduz,
deceased. Chapel Hill,
N. C.
J. Q. LeGrand, Attorney
Jan. 1, 8. 11, 22, 29 Feb. 5
applying fertilizers to permanent
pastures and alfalfa. Livestock
farmers in this part of the county
must have an abundance of good
quality pastures to compete with
other sections. A liberal fertilization
once a year is necessary to main
tain good Ladino clover grass pas
tures.
If a soil test has not been made,
a safe recommendation would be
to use from 400 to 700 pounds of
either 0-10-20 or 0-14-14 fertilizer per
acre. Alfalfa simply will not pro
duce unless given an ample annual
application of fertilizer high in phos
phate and potash. From 800 to 1000
pounds of 0-10-20 or 0-9-27 fertilizer
with borax per acre is recom-
rr ended.
The seeding costs of both perman
ent pastures and alfalfa are high,
and it is foolish to seed these crops
v/ay to do this is by applying fer
tilizer annually. Don’t neglect this,
important practice.
FEEDER PIG SALES
The Farmer’s Exchange Livestock
Market, in order to promote the
production of large quantities of
quality feeder pigs, is advertising a
feeder pig sale for Thursday, Febru
ary 5th. They are advertising this
sale in the Eastern part of the
noon.
RECORD BOOKS AVAILABLE
Every farmer should keep an ac
curate record of farm sales and ex
penses. In order to do this a farm
record book is of great value. We
have a supply of these books at our
office and would be glad to provide
a copy to anyone free of charge.
We also have a supply of “1959
F'armers’ Tax Guide” for distribu
tion) - ' ■
an excellent job for much less cost
than would foe required in building
a new one. Families considering this
question could learn a lot from
visiting the Tillmans’ and talking
over their remodeling experiences.
ACP SIGN UP ENDS JAN. 30
lAll farmers wishing to receive
early approval of conservation prac
tices offered through the ACP pro
gram should make application at
the ASC Office by January 30th.
Some of these practices are liming
of crop land, seeding of permanent
pastures, building of farm ponds,
and improving forests.
calendar
OF EVENTS
LESPEDEZA PROBLEMS
On certain farms Lespedeza has
failed to make a good crop in re
cent years. The Experiment Station
has been working on reasons why
Lespedeza is not as trustworthy as
it has been in the past. They have
found two usual reasons for failure.
(1) In nematode infested fields Ko
rean Lespedeza has been seriously
reduced in yield. (2) The Tar Spot
disease has proven even more dam
aging to both Korean and Rowan
varieties.
A new variety called Climax is
more resistant to the Tar Spot
diseaseth an either of the two oth
er varieties.
In a recent test in Randolph Coun
ty the Korean Lespedeza made 1502
pounds, the Rowan 1811 pounds, and
the Climax variety 2610 pounds of
hay per aCre. It is recommended
that where farmers are having trou
ble growing Lespedeza, they should
try a small quantity of the Climax
variety to see if this will improve
their yield.
Thursday, Jan. 29
7:30 p.m.—Jaycee Awards Ban
quet, Lenoir Hall.
Friday, Jan. 30
4 p.m.—Carolina Playmakers try
outs, Playmakers Theatre.
7 p.m. — White Elephant Sale,
Stancell Motor Co.
7:30 p.m.—^Carolina Playmakers
tryO'Uts, Playmakers Theatre.
8 p.m.—Roger Wagner Chorale,
Memorial Hall.
Sunday, Feb. 1
3 p.m.—Chapel Hill Swim Club,
home of Dr. David Davis.
8 p. m.—Les Petites Musicales,
Gerrard Hall.
8 p.m.—^^Chapel Hill Astronomy
Club, Morehead Planetarium.
The man who itches for fame
has a lot qf scratching to do.
Employes Association
Meeting Set Monday
A meeting of the North Carolina
State Employees Association, Area
Nine, will be held Monday, Feb. 2
at Gerrard Hall at 7:30 p.m.
The two guest speakers will be
University Chancellor William B.
Aycock and Nathan Yelton, execu
tive secretary of the Teachers and
State Employees Retirement Sys
tem.
All state employees are invited to
attend this meeting regardless of
whether members of the association
or not.
HERB HOLLAND
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1955 BUICK $ 995
2-Door Special
1958 VOLVO $1995
Radio & Heater — Only 11,000 Miles
1956 FORD Convert. $1395
Radio & Heater — Overdrive
1957 FORD Pick-Up . $1295
Vz Ton V-8 — Heater
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MOTOR
CO.
DIAL 9-444
REMODELS OLD HOUSE
Many farm families are con
fronted with the question of wheth
er to remodel their old home or to
build a new one. Many factors
should be considered; such as, the
soundness of the old building, the
ease of converting it into a livable
and modern home, and the expense
state and should attract an ample i involved.
number of buyers. The sale will be j The G. C. Tillman family of Route :
held at the Hillsboro Livestock Mar- | 2, Rougemont, N. C., decided to re- j
ket and will begin at 12 o’clock model their home, and have done
PICTURE FRAMING
ANY SITE — MADE TO ORDER
FOISTER'S CAMERA STORE
APARTMENT SIZE
ove. Excellent condi-
9458, night 8-6446.
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BINGHAM TOWNSHIP Jeter Lloyd, Lister
Frank Crawford Store. January 30th, All day
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP A. E. Wilson, Lister
Flint Hamlin’s, January 30th, 9:()0 a m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bob Murray’s Store, January 31st, 9:00 a.ni. to 4.00 p.m.
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP L. R. Cheek, Lister
Chapel Hill City KaII, Each Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, 9:00 a m. to 12:00 a m.
HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP R. J. Smith, Jr., Lister
All other days except Saturday at Smith’s Furniture Store in Hillsboro
from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
At Smith’s Furniture Store in Hillsboro oh Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m.
CHEEKS TOWNSHIP H. R. Heath, Lister
Terry’s Store, January 10, 17, 24, 31, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(Cheeks Cross Road)
Forrest Store, January 16, 23, 30, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(Efland)
CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP R. C. Compton, Lister
Sam McDade’s Store, January 30th, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Traynum’s Store, January 31st, 8:00 a.m. to :400 p.m.
ENO TOWNSHIP, Mrs. J. D. Griffin, Lister
Mrs. Carrie Poniros Store, January 29th, 12:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
All other days at Griffin’s Esso Station from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Nights 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
S. M. Gottis
Orange County Tax Supervisor