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lURSDAY, MAY 10, 1051 GARDEN TIME By Robert Schmidt Most of our first plant js of garden crops have 3n made. If you made the ne mistake that I did u have had to replant ur lima beans and some your snap beans. The re-, it cold rainy weather ;ted the seed in the mnd. Don’t blame the idsmen for that. ? rom now on it will be a :tle with weeds, insects, 1 eases, and dry weather.' eryone knows how to] :e care of weeds. A sharp' 3, a good garden eultiva perhaps,.* a garden tra r With all attachments— -1 a will to work will keep' eds down. Chemical .her ides are still too uncer n to be depended upon, t straw mulsch put down und your tomato plants 1 keep weeds in check' well as conserve moist-] . We recommend mulch tomatoes and also stak-j them. They should be ined to stakes by tying h soft twine. Pinch out side shoots and allow! y one or two stems to elop. This method will e you better quality to-] toes under our climatic ditions. A lot has been' 1 about spraying toma-j 3 with hormones to get etter set of fruit. Spray-! the first two or three' iters of blooms with a fc MISERY? - (&rJ 'ry this simple horn* treatment. Many people |S' lava written us that It’brought them biassed /Sr\ , V eliaf from the misarias of Hard of Hearing \ \ ■JkW / ind Head Noises due to catarrh of the head. JtL. dany were past 70! For proof gs these ameslng esuits, write ut today. Nothing to wear. v \ l ) i ’reatment used right in your own home** •asy and simple. >* SEND NOW FOR PROOF \™« 'mm COMPANY »AND 30 DAY TRIAL OfFE* J oA¥ «hw*t/.OWA % 1 3ox 283 Phone 54 • CARPENTER - BRASWELL DRILLING COMPANY I Water Well-DriUing Contractors NEWLAND, N. C. ——i A Checking , Account ... gives ALL the answers: * HOW MUCH did I pay? * FOR WHAT did I pay? * WHEN did I pay? * WHAT’S left? sou know where you staid every day in the nonth when you pay you r bills by check. Open a 3 AY checking accoont i; this bank NOW. No uinimum deposit required. The Friendly Home* Owned Bank THE MHtTHWESTERN BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Record Crops For 1951 Expected U. S. fanners &re likely to set a new production record this year if the] weather from through the crop season is at least average. Acerage on which ( the main farm crops will be! planted or grown is expect to top the 1950 total by about 8 million. hormone such as “Sureset”. or “Fruitone” will give lar ger yields on those clusters.' ] Sometimes the fruits are , seedless. However, there has been no advantage' gained by spraying more than the first two or three' clusters. Use the hormones ] strictly • according to direc-] tions on the package. Insects and diseases must be controlled in order to have high quality vegetab-] les. Write to the Agricul-! j'J;ural Editor, State College i Station, Raleigh for bullet- 1 ,ins giving specific controls (for insect pests, or ask your county agent for informa-! tion. , To control pests, you jinust know what insect or disease you are trying to combat; you must know jwhat materials to use as a spray to control that parti- j cular pest and how and j where to apply it; you must apply the spray at the ] I proper time; and you must] Mo a thorough job of spray ing- Celo Laboratories Produces Rare Medicine Celo Laboratories, a new pharmaceutical supply hou* ]se operating in the Celo Health Center building, l had its beginning in the birth of a baby. J Two years ago, life to an i unborn “Rh baby” was as sured because the attend-, |ing physician, was able to secure Rh Hapten, from its 'discoverer, Dr. Bettinaj ! Carter. The baby was born in a Chicago hospital, with-, out complication of any 'kind, but with considerable publicity which resulted in an overwhelming number l of requests for Rh Hapten. ' Unfortunately, there was I none to be had. The produc tion of the drug, involving 1 the use of human blood cells, was both costly and ! time-consuming, and still 'in the experimental stage. The father of the baby, a 1 manufacturing chemist, at the request of Dr. Ruth 1 Darrow o f Presbyterian | Hospital, Chicago, under took to produce Rh Hapten in the laporatory in Celo, and the current production is now going to the. hospi tal for its growing experi mental work. In the course of the past two years vast improvements in produc tion techniques has made Rh Hapten available at a . fraction of its original cost,! - and steadily increasing vol ume indicates a wider dis tribution soon, The pharmaceutical sup ply house founded on this happy beginning, distrib utes only drugs of the high est quality, and at the low est possible prices, The or ganization believes that re sponsible doctors, hospitals, TO BURNSVILLE " ONE DAY ONLY i AFTERNOON & NIGHT 2:00 apd 8:00 F. M, Wed. May 23 Sponsored By BURNSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT - _____________ ALL NEW THIS YEAR THE SOUTH’S BEST SHOW Added Attraction TEXAS RANGER AND HIS WESTERN PAL’S GRANDER THAN EVHf... k jSwnV" £LOW^BANP LIBEHT y HOUSES TffAINEP ANIMALS ACROBATS WIRE WALKER ... NEW <W PACING Children 30c Adults 60c Show Grounds Across fron Mt. Mitchell Motel i, i " ■ •' - ' • THE YANCEY RECORD and clinies, able to secure high quality drugs at low cost, will pass the savings along to the patient, and they are determined throu gh careful planning and I volume stocks, to ste* oily narrow the gap between first cost, and the cost to] the ultimate user. Celo Laboratories was in corporated last fall, as a 1 ' not-for-profit organization under the laws of the State' jof North Carolina. An nouncements, and price catalogues were mailed to 'every hospital and clinic, as' well as most of the doctors, in the state. i “—— ■ - ----- <■ -<> .V- SAVE THE WASTE! FEED THE BEST FOR LESS! STORE IT IN A SILO. For information and in stallation, contact — , E. J. ANDERS BUILDER P.0.80x 375 Phone 4379 Hendersonville, N. 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