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PAGE FOUR 4 Small fruits and berries should have a place in every home garden because they ad apt themselves to the usual methods of garden culture and they come into production so soon after planting. The dewberry is one of the easiest to grow and one of the most universally adapted. Jt will succeed on any type of soil and, although it responds to fertilization, does not require a great deal of attention along that line. Plants may be set from now until the growing season begins in spring. The usual planting djstanceo are 5 feet apart in the row with rows 5 to 8 feet apart. For garden culture dewberries are gener ally trained to stakes which are 5 to 6 feet hjgjh. Twenty-five plants should supply the aver age family with all the berries they will need. Plants set; this winter will produce a foil crop in June of 1953. Tne red-fruited varieties such as Youngberry, Boysen berry, and Lavaca berry, are jTRADE-SAVE I BUY SETS OR PAIRS | B.F Goodrich | f Silvertown Tires g CHART BELOW LISTS SAVINGS IN VARIOUS SIZES ( a size «eg. price buy 2 buy 4 R 'black* PIUS TAX) SAVE SAVE l 1 Savings Based on Trade-In of Your Old Tires ||T( j f i gJ|f ■ AS LITTLE AS s|oo down iWf f and your old tire r % PUTS A NEW B.F. GOODRICH AW ■ SILVERTOWN TIRrON YOUR CAR \ \\o ( BUY A PAIR OR SET 1 and SAVE! AUTO & HOME CENTER " Phone 236 BURNSVILLE Crossword P P P p P I P P p |» fio Puzzle n nn m HORIZONTAL 1 The theater ry— Terr rs“ —— XT~ Trrr rx — —— 8 To tantalize *• . 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Under our con ’ ditions the Boysenberry i s larger than the 1 others. ) Thornless strains of these may be obtained and are re commended for home gardens ' because of greater ease in j handling the canes. Sometimes 1 the Uiornless plants w-ill re i vert back to the thorny type. Propagations should always be | made by means .of tip layers of 3 ' thornless canes if you wish to j retain the thornless character s' istic. DahCamucibi The Spirit Is What Counts WARREN, Xenia, Ohio, grew up on a farm. About hi. r "* th. 2 tune he was beclouded with worry. Not his own won > hut the worry of the farmers: it might rain and the hay wasn’t in .It might not rain, and the seedlings were up. Blackleg might ge among the cattle; insects might tdJce over the ■ crops. A little closer to the house, for the farm- 1 er’s wife: the thirds might get at her garden; a' S , f° x might steal in on me chickens. Yes, there’s f ; plenty to worry about during life “calm, peaceful. JLy/rer JB. plentiful life of the farmer.” ' w But even while very young, Myron began to ygr ; | wonder why the farmers worried about some- m thing- over whicn they had no control? Why M? didn’t they just work toward a good result and lot think about rain and drouth? Why didn’t they i just take care of the cattle? Usually Blackleg „ didn’t attack them. They Could take certain meas- Carnegie .ires to ward off insects, and since that was all the control they had pver them, why didn’t they Jliake those meas ures and stbp worrying until the insects' acfh goFat the cropr The farmer’s wife nearly always has a mifcO-auccessful garder and every fall her chicken and egg money swell her bank account so why, in Heaven’s name, did she worry for fear good luc! vouldn’t come? God is in his Heaven! His Faith in God became his standby. If you didn’t believe L lim, it didn’t matter much what happened, anyway, and thi tuith and philosophy stood Myron in good stead when he wa called upon to photograph a crash in which one of his goo< friends was killed. At first, he was nauseated when he saw parti cles of flesh here and there. Then he told himself, if the one thir that.counted was the spirit, it had departed, and it couldn’t mo" much in what way this had happened. Too, he was help! - vent further such accidents if he made good pictures th help determine the cause of the accident. Notice To Veterans The North Carolina Veterans Commission will have Jack 0. Winchester, District Service Officer, with the County Ser vice Officer jn the Courthouse Burnsville, on Thursday, Feb ruary 28 from 11 a. m. to 4 p I m., to assist veterans and their dependents. Mr. Winchester stated that the Special Drive j n North Carolina to assist widows, children and dependent par ents is still in ,progress and more than 2330 claims have been filed from September 1950 to the present time. If you believe to be entitled please contact your Service Officer. _ i Veteran* «vt ww i •>,» j,.n ■j L those of Korea may be entitled to home town dental treatment if the dental condition resulted from service. Veterans who have a service connected diSa i biljty may be able te receive home town treatment for those conditions if such is needed. Both dental and medical treatment as above must be ap plied for to the Veterans Ad ministration to obtain author! zation before receiving treat > ihis week's V patterns...} V l ' v V_ _ S'* AUDKM IAN* *> i ■ y rmyr 2314 tjtftf SM lU^yi 2110 SIZES V- At No 2314 Is cut lu sizes 12 to 20; 0 °, Size 111, 4*/« yds. 35-ln. Trim, 3*. ds. * I„ N S-, **'° I s , '' ut , ln 2. ■». 6, B ano 10 M/e 4,1% yds. 35-in. Send 30c for EACH pattern wltli name, oddresa« style number mnk size to AUDREY LANE BUREAU, Bof 30u Squar* Station, New York} to* * current h ushion Book ehowi 12* other stylss, 3£« Metro. 1 THE YANCEY RECCES ' ment except in an emergency which may be obtained by hav ing the doctor call the Veter ans Administration. If you be lieve to be eligible for such treatment, apply with your Service Officer. To ReUew ~ gßk A Misery C°*666 LIQUID OR TABLETS*SAMI FAST RELIEF NOTICE In The Superior Court Before The Clerk NORTH CAROLINA YANCEY COUNTY In re the estate of Ciara Can non, deceased, Juanita Anders creditors and claimants having claims against the estate of Clara Cannon, deceased, that i the above named has been ap pointed administratrix of the estate of said decedent and that all persons having claims against her estate are required by law to file such claims with her within one year from date March 15, 1952 or be foreve. barred from collecting same. ' Vera Juanita Presnell, Ad ministratrix. Feb. 7—14—21—28 Mar. G, 13 NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND ISSUANCE OF WARRANT OF - ATTACHMENT In The Superior Court NORTH CAROLINA YANCEY COUNTY Maxalyn Peterson, Jacquelin Peterson and Helen Peterson by their next Friend, Myrtle Peterson vs. Clyde Peterson The Defendant, Clyde Pet erson, will take notice action entitled as above has been commenced in the Super ior Court of .Yancey County, North Ctrolina, for the pur pose of obtaining support for the three minor Plaintiffs and subjecting his property to the payment Sf such judgment as may be rendered. The Defend ant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said county at the Courthouse in Rurnsville, N. C., within 20 days after February 28, 1952, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in said Complaint. And the Defendant will fur ther take noticte that a War rant of Attachment was is sued out of the Superior Court against the property of the Defendant, being 82 acres of land in Jacks Creek Township and being known as the lot assigned to GJyde Peterson in the division of the S. S. Peter son F.state, description of which is set forth in the Com plaint in this cause. This 29th day of J.an, 1952 Fred Proffitt, Clerk of th Superior Court, Yancey Coun ty, North Carolina. Jan. 31, 'Feb, 7—14—21 We Buy Sell & Trade DARE You to Compare our Used Cars. It’s a Pleasure to help you select a Car to fit your needs & Pocket Book. We have a nice selection of Cars and Trucks to choose from-1940 to 1951. Why not Come down & Lock our Lot Over. < Your car or small down payment will make your Travel Cheaper and more Enjoyable. . » __ We Buy Sell & Trade AUTO & HOME CENTER - Ask for Clarence Burton, Mgr. REVIVAL! County-wide Co-operative Campaign. YANCEY COUNTY COURTHOUSE BEGINNING MONDAY February 25th Hear Evang. K. J. Hensley Os California Services at 7:30 P. M. Daily Monday Through Saturday \ Welcome To All!! fletes the big ®QMd) ... most powerful car in its class! \ Designed to out-perform... out-ride... out-sixe any other low-priced car on the American Road! 1 \ O Never before did so little money buy perform ance to match that of the ’52 Ford. Take your ■ choice of new Mileage Maker Six, or Strato-Star V-8. 1 No other car in its class can equal Ford’s smooth riding, corner-hugging roadability. No other can match its new beautiful Coacheraft Bodies ... its huge curved one-piece windshield and car-wide rear window ... its convenient Center-Fill Fueling ... its Power-Pivot Clutch and Brake Pedals. Here is a car that is truly the ablest car on the American Road ... a car that meets the widest range of motorists’ needs. Examine it carefully. "Test Drive” it. You’ll agree you can’t buy better! i w Test Drive the today! BANKS YOUNG MOTOR COMPANY Phone 17 Burnsville, N. C. p ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ?!, 1952 rftjOgufo/g NEW! 101-h.p. High-Compressioti MILEAGE MAKER SIXI $ NOW! UO-h p. High-Compression STRATO-STAR V-SI We Buy Sell & Trade i 1
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