The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1928, Page 10

PAGE TEN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Race Horses Are Fed Nevada Hay as Tonic! Reno, Nev., Dec. 24.—(7)—Each year thousands of tons of Carson valley hay are shipped to the east as an) exclusive feed for race horses. Ship- | " ments now are going to racing stables | farm industry in North Carolina, bee- in New York, New Orleans. Kentucky. | keeping 1s a 2'2-million-dollar enter- Florida and other places in the east | prise. ind south. ie | C. L. Sams, state agricultural ex- Racing experts say the Nevada tension specialist, says the honey &@ meat marke! ‘Tar Heel Farmers Do Well With Bees ‘imate puts elements into the hay | alone is valued at that figure. Tweive | shat make it more a tonic than regu- | years ago it was worth only $463,- lar feed, It is three-quarters timo- |914.16. At that time there were only Shy and one-quarter alfalfa. Ranch- 20 farmers who had 100 or more ars receive $18 to $20 a ton for it, , colonies, and not a person in the rice is approximate. | state devoted full time to the Indus- owe te.” u Ae try. A total of 164956 colonies pro- —_——— | duced 4,262,856 pounds of honey. BUYS PEARLS UNAWARES | ‘This year there are 214,945 colo- Elliott, {a.—()—Oysters have at- | nies of bees in North Carolina and tained sudden popularity here be- they produced nearly 14,000,000 cause Mrs. J. R. Meeks found a pearl | pounds of honey. Due to improved To All Our Friends and Former Students We Wish a “Merry Christmas” anda Hapoy New Year and 365 days of Happiness and Pros- perity in abundance The Capital Commercial College fy its Principal and Faculty UU EY MEE Just an old-fashioned wish In an old-fashioned way— May your Christmas be Merry . . and Happy and Gay— SLORBY STUDIO Happy, Happy Christmas Now, as families gather for Christmas Meeting, We pen this card—Our Hearty Greeting Cowan’s Drug Store Only half a dozen words, But we mean ’em— “MERRY CHRISTMAS anda HAPPY NEW YEAR” § A&M TIRESERVICE 5 0. P.:Vold, Prop. 216 Main Ave. Kingstree. 8. Cc. = = — | in @ quart of oysters she bought at|conditions, the increase of 61600) ter to Fava, a winter-growing vege-| ket and goed price. It is planted | tt, colonies boosted production nearly| table that somewhat " in era oa . ee South Carolina Sows | Winter-Growing Bean Raleigh, N. C., Dec. 24.—-(?)—As a! . Dec. Am Truck growers of Williamsport PEACE AND GOOD WILL TO YOU ALL It was a common greeting 2,000 years ago, and it is just as appro- priate today Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year F. H. CARPENTER LUMBER COMPANY 401 Fourth Street Oh, what does it matter if cold winds blow? Our smiles can be bright with cheer. The Greetings we trade as we meet our friends Can glow with a warmth sincere. _ So, PATRONS AND FRIENDS, may we wish to you MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR Bismarck Paint & Glass Company H. E. Spohn, Mer. Bismarck, N, D. Ring Out, Ye Bells! Merry Happy Christmas and New Year To our many patrons and friends we ex- tend heartiest Greetings of the Season, with the hope that the coming year will bring peace, happiness and contentment - in full measure. — FRENCH & WELCH HARDWARE CO. We SAN 6 ‘The supply of Christmas New Brunswick for the United States | mas come entirely from privately owned | land MONDAY. DECEMRER 24. 1928 trees from | lands the exportation of low the average. eisieis eieiiele _Greetings BR I yy We wish to extend our heartiest Christmas Greetings to our many Friends and Patrons. CAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRY 301 FRONT ST. as Christ- fourteen trees cut on government owned | years the world rainfall has been be- is prohibited. , 1G 1G GGA G1BSISIEIS HGIGTOTO TRIO ISI SIGS SIeIeIeIele! Hepreans of Palestine on the first Christmas eve heard voices saying, “Peace on earth, good willto men.” Then and always the spirit of Christmas and the holiday season has been that of universal brother- more people of different nations have been brought into voice to voice contact and better mutual under- standing in the last twelve months. Anyone of more can be reached from your telephone. NORTHWESTERN BELL ® TELEPHONE COMPANY We Extend Our Wishes for a ' Merry Christmas First Guaranty Bank