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K..I i Human Interest ? t Stories * >^^xxxv??>?xsv??v^ Considering th? Ant. i Did you know that aunts keep slaves* Did you know that they keep *'miIehcow!?"> Did you know that considering: the ant led to the dis\ covery of the neatest invention of this or any other ag-^?wireless? x Very interesting:. intelligent and human-I ikt- art. "He< htt> creature" ' Three Summers .v^ roar the boy ? Scout Camp, -i few ? s from Rich -P mend, there was war between ?if\ two co!-- . . s wh.ch lasted for three i.?>s Sc- it Executive 'V C. L. Weaver wit and a numbo* of others \*c- interested spectators* On either " do . c V- were easily dist. ngishaMe. There were majors co" e's.. captains. euten?nt<. e v-v ... and. buck-privates. Stationed re a 1 there * were sentinels and no > 'i:er passed one wiiooui Si.u Miuijli iilvJ ing the pass word First there was a light sk -h and then the whole arm i s were . gag d in a death struggle Opposing arts would lock horns arms and w their powerful little jaws b to until on0 died or yelled "kanirad" or "calf-rope* or something in the aunt language After fighting three days, one side was defeated and the victory took posession of tht prev < of the defeated ant<. Perhaps they had nettled the land dispute. Perhaps' the ant map of Virginia was chang-1 a. Latf in the summer you have perhaps seen myriads f insects flying] out of a hole in the ground. They: were ants, a young colony of them! going out t make a home for1 themselves. When the queen found a place that suit d her the colony settled d' wn and tore off them wings. The soldiers wore placed, around the w >rk'-r* to protect them; some began to dig and other*, carried one grain . f seed away at a time. Tearing ff their wings dees n? ? sound human-Hke but it really is' We who have no wings, dream of having them "in the sw*. et by and bye."but we hav an inherent knowledge of right and wrong anu often ? deliberately do that which is wrong.! We hate. kr. w.r.g that :t is wrong' to hate Adam ar.d Eve would not j < THE I.MI'ISOVED ' ASl'lRIN TABLET Lax? Aspirin ! Asplr!r. !s pre "rlbe.i S>y - -Blclans wow rton any . r I ??? I rhet from v. . ; I W'.-r. TINiii-i. s L-VXO-A.-i ts th? r.cvv- sclor.tif; aspirin r. . 1: Is pvntly laxn* ve. cleans ..x the B) >:em cf y- ns which Oliea . t .-o . caulu d pain. . v* ?: ?t ca : h yr-' :m r Indi. . . t .or. a# ordiuary^. n 1 ?. tweaks v.y a c id r> -r. >vf th?s rheutna t;ef Jr. ..1 3.r.-1 reu-nlijia. A*k > -..r r : ?-r TINGLE'S LAXO-ASl'IHIN :n :thr .? point b. v, or mal'.t i postpaid for C: . T r-?' * : R. sc.. h oratories. Waifcjajt^u, ' % i Catarrh Cannot Be Cured ? With Lt>CA!. APPlflC^TIojfe as tb-y d3?ci reacn the ?^eat cl u.seaa*. Catarrh is a local sense. ere. - : . influenced by ccur-'.tution.-vi "n<L:: : a, ar.u in order to :ure r ; .. xr.usit tak<* an Internal remedy. Ha l s Cararr'.-. Medicine is taken internally and acta thru the blood on the s 'itva of tlw ' lyMtiu i...-?resort bed by one t t.' -- be?u t?hysk*irtr.s . this ccun'rv ' - ?rs It is com- [ hose, of ?ot . ' v' tonic* known. tojrMned v ;h? best bl-vi-! l-uriflera T : Th'-vmn .-f the inrred-e > - Catarrh Meoi- : fine If timt ; "? r.derful re. ilta In ' < : toe [ t-e!tmoria!s F J. C.7~ "pa.. To' en Drv * 7 fn Keener Monument Co. J. S. Kt^-NER, Manager .1. ?T /k 1 uniuildf He Ve? Call or Writ# if You need a Monument k_ j be content in the Garden of Eden, j but their lower natures took possession of them, and tore off their wings. Millions of their descendants have done likewise. i HES l A naturalist said that he built a | fire near a captive colony of ants and the warmth was so grateful to them "that they embraced each other and sk%>ped and danced"?like cake-eaters and flappers. They are quite playful. Big ants often take 1 ttle ones around on their backs. ln the presence of the queen or upon the , .eturn of a lost comrade they "register" emotion as it is done in i the movies. Ants also make their 1 heads save their heels. A group of . them will drop food or building . material to a group below, thus savsng time and labor. They have been seen to link themselves int > a living rope bridge. Light colored ants, march forth and k.ll the adult black ant . capturing the young ones. Then they tear off the wings of th? young black anis ?ui! uiir. them servants. These slave ants have been i known to gather food and actually put t in the soldiers' mouths. .u > u ui arc v .iii cuk | which produce n substance like hor.-l eydcw. These "cows'* are moved I from tender leaf to tender leaf by) their owners. In bad weather the I "cows" and their epps are taken into 1 dry caverns and carefully attended 1 to. An ant may be seen to rub a I "cow" to make her pive down her , milk. They have no buckets; she deposits the milk en a leaf and the ant preedly drinks it or perhape takes it to the little one . not his 01 her children, as the queen ;s the mother. Instead' of being equipped with; trdrums as we are. ants are uipped by Nature with little feel ?-s to catch round-waves that arc at j tur.cd to them, tt very likely that an mt could not hear a locomotive whistle or an explosion of dynam te but could easily catch the soundw;ivt. too fine for human cars to he ir. These little feelers are called "antei nac " When Marconi d >vs. red wireless he imitated the natural e quipment of the lowly ar.t by trinc-im? up some wire feelers which are called "antennae." j Ir. the Sand Hills of North Car. n.i "i Te\;'s and in other Southern States, you may find well cultivated little fields of tender prnss In these little fields no other vep- etation is allowed to prow These ^ ants are pood farmers and perhaps . it - iv., h that we c uld !ea*r. r??m them a' vut :k science of apulture if we would "con lor the .rt " The fiercest, deadliest things in} Africa ar- not lion? and tigers, hut j G 'ho terrible driv.r ants. These ^ white and r? .1 ants r0 near'y a half inch long; th-.-y are bl.r.d and travel :1 n va?; armies at night. They kill * very living thing m th i? pathway. When "Teddy, the Terrible" and urn \? :t were Africa ^ ? 'I Sweet Clover and Hone* Sweet Clover feed and pure h r.ey i o. nib and extracted* direc*. fron *, reducing point ar lowest t pri Quality Guar.-.r-toed. A' tor i rices and circulars. I c JoKn A. Sheehan R. D. No 4. FALMOUTH. KY ; Sale-Army Shoes-Sale! i We have pH^bouKui a trcRirndcut itocti of army Munsen la^t ?bse?. to be sold to the Public direct. Price $2.75. Theje shoes are 100 per cent solid leather with heavy double tries sewed and nailed. The uppers are cr heavy tan chrome leather with be.lows tongue, thereby making them waterproof. These shoes are selling fast and we advise you to order at once to insure your order being filled. u The ?riN are 7 to 11, all widths: pay rof! - n receipt of goods or ?end -nnney order. Moner refurded if sh-rs *-e not 5 satisfactory. THE U. S STORES 1 \NY MM? ! \ i .. '* < ?KfcL V, N.) rave e. . i Foot O he Ro~ . * lo H<a'.th r^^u5fi^EDil^^E5^2^ * i i,?i **MHIE8p*> v i II -."W' II PAT T. H. TRESSLAR. JR . whore lungs went bad from the gas he got overseas, with his pet coon, on the long hike of 18,000 miles across Sout^ America, the United States and Canada from his home in Texas to ?mind lung* s^d 3 hundred per cent fitnes?. looking for lions, tigers, elephants, and horned rhinos, they were chased out of camp in the. middle f the night by these little insects. They knew that far out into the darkness legions > f them wore coming: knew that the.-* things would eat a man entirely up. leaving nothing but his bone.'; know that the only weapons s-ith which to fight them were fir? >r hot water, and so thev got out ind left camp! American ants are not a menace o human life* or to the crops of the farmer. They kill nvir.y insects vhioh would destroy crops and may herefore be called the farmers* 'riend. Doubtless they consider hat the land on which they live a-lon^ to them, so therc may be a 1 title. For a few nightg after Caesar was tilled there was a comet shining i .rightly in sight of this little earth. 1 That same comet, 'raveling much ' aster than a cannon ball, appears n sight of this earth only once ev ry o.o years. >o \.. n, s,> lull ?-i ? mp ar.d pride is man that the R nans just knew the death of Caesar : a used the comet to appear. There * not mucjj difference n the sire f an art ;.nd a man. ?*;.'> about I So rounds. D? these little creatures, ke man. inv\. r that th v are th-t important part of the univer e' lay be so. B B B | e\-:yr.ght 1;'23 by Brown lee Frix* \dvise Farmers On Treatment of 1 rees r e*dra?t for Benefit c* J ?j*' Cowers b> Experimcr. Station 0*fi nit. The North Carolina Atrricultura Experiment Stat i n and Extension ;ervice for the benefit of fruit pr- ^ , has trailed a circular letter >oadcast with tht* purpose of ir.rminjr tho<e inteivje.-d f the iv ent development in eradicating ap 1? diseases. The communication i art xotiows: "In *11 fruit sections where til'. knple is grown." s ab * j the most xnraon ? seasc. Not only does it r feet the fru t. impar.nc the quai y and market vaiue, hut al o inur eft the foiix.fr? interfering with dirir.a! functions of the leaves md often causing them to drop prematurely. again in a serious infei 3??S ? tfc?? lu-rjirch of thv ^dividual frut bud?. resulting in i dropping and conr.'quont reduc0:1 in the set of fruit. "Attention has be?fn frequently ailed to the injury of apple scab n last year's apple production, and rhat can be done to prevent s;m* ir dr.mage this year. This disease * more prcviiert and s*' ds with xtreme rapidity dur.ng the early prir.g season. Since scab infected he leaves as well *? the fruit last 1 ~r. the fruit grower should make parations to f:ght the disease spring. Th ^bfced leaves of t year have fallen to the ground i are a sourc -r infects when " ? { f . ? ?"? . * . 1TH CAROLINA ? 1 ? i i t Birch J We are having some very fine weather now. Mr. Joe Greene and family, from I Murphy, visited his mother, Mra. I Nancy Green, Saturday night ar.d i Sunday. Mr. Oscar McClure entertained n crowd of young folks Sunday a. rneon with an egg hunt. Mr. Otis Greene sper* Sunday night with his father, A. C. Greene. Born to Mr. and M*.s. A. O. Ma'V huro, a fine girl. Mv. 0. C. Payne stepped on a rock about a month ago and prain1?ct o Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones 9 'f.v. Joy. T - Mr. O C. Payne went for hunting Monday night. Hello, Letitia. Come again. spring opens up. small like seeds called 'spores' begin to develop in these scab spots and are carried by the wind to the unfolding leaves ar.d fruit clusters at about thetime the letter pre separating and appearing pink. Tamp cool weathers, happenin along about this time, hastens the development of these "spores* which continues for many weeks af'ward if any rainy season prevails. "It is possible to control apple . cab successfully by proper and j timely application of either lime sul-1 phur or Bordeaux sprays. Bordeaux mixture was originally used in the control of this disease but in recent years it has been largely replaced by lime sulphur, since the former often causes russetlng of the fruit when used in damp cool weather. The liquid lime sulphur is to be preferred to the powdered forr\ at the rate ?r> quarts to 50 gallons of water. "The first important application is when the blossoms are showing pink, socalied the 'cluster-bud pray', and the second at the 'calyx spray,* or just as the petals have falien, ar.d the third about tne days later. Often the blooming season is delayed and there is a long period between the first and second sprays. thcn it may be necessary to put on an extra application. The spray sc. i lution on the foliage and fruit procents the scab spores from growing as they fall- Th . slogan is th?-n Keep the Leaves and Fruit Cave red vith Spray Mat-rial.' " A Catawba dub boy made ever ?500 with a small flock of sheep in three years. The money and the htv? are his own. High The new 0\ for less. N< steel body, Springs for Tim ken beai H-Uh for Willjj The Ac 4 SitQ k DRIVE AN OVER I rSflTifc-? - * * ' - manufacturer." Spray calendars givinjr all these instructions may be obtained from Children Cry iftfilSfl The Kind You Have Always in use for over thirty ye All Counterfeits, Imitation! Experiments that trifle wi' Infants and Children?Exper Never attempt to rel remedy that you w What is C Castoria is a harmless subs Drops and Soothing Syrupi neither Opium, Morphine no age is its guarantee. For i been in constant use for the r Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; therefTom, and by regulating the assimilation of Food; gi The Children's Comfort?The GENUINE CAS1 Bears the In Use For C The Kind You Ha THt CINTAUM rOMP ppODUCE HOHEY II I LNNESStt | ALBANY HIGH GRADE ACi For S F. D. Dicke Tenness< ^ MURPHY [n Public Es erland leaps to the front by g o other car at cr near its price with baked enamel finish? greater riding comfort ? or rings. Order now to insure earl i-Overland Advertisements in The Saturday ^^T' louring y\J ?di)ir SS2$ C?H t'*t All *nc" E C. MOORE .AND AND REALIZE TH I & the Plant Pathology Departmf^B North Carotin* Experiment Su^H Raleigh. pB loi^lete!e?s| Bought, and which haa beta B ars, has borne the signature of B the wrapper all then yeari H ; to protect the coming'B rations. Do not be deceived.) B i and "Just-as-good" are bet B th and endanger the health of B ience against Experiment. Ig ieve your baby with'B ould use for yourselH ASTORIA 1 titnte for Castor Oil, Paregoric I >. It is pleasant. It containi r other narcotic substance, its 5 tnn-t *' ?.n thirty years it has eli.t of Co-itipa-.ien, Flatulency, .- Javir.f, Feverishness arising* l is ; : m-ch and Bowels, aifaMfd Iv -g :it r :thy and natural sleep?! : Mother's Friend. g rORIA alwayj Signature of f&c&u >ver 30 Years ve Always Bought ?nv. N(? VONR CITV. AjNOe -M J KAKI?!GYiElD$ CHEMICAL CO. ATL/NTA sr\ a *rr\ r> \ i a Atrvo ILJ OUAINVJD ale by y Feed Co. Street N. CAR. i ! ! ?mm >teem ivinff mnrt> B O *? | has an all- | fl or Triplex M so many I B Iv delivery. j fl Evrn.mg /oil |H ^ I 5 I /. .. I. Ttl.it fl E DIFFERENCE H \ M
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