I
INACCURATE THERfl
POOR INCUBATOI
STATE POUL
Raleigh-?Inaccurate therm om<v
? ton arc often cause of pool
hatches. which mean weak chick
that have a heavy death rate aftei
they are taken from the incubator
Therefore, be sure the thermometa
U certified and where th poultry
raisr has more than one, it is A goo<
plan to test them all at one temper
ature. says Dr. B. F. Kaupp. li
# 1 chargc0 f poultry investigations fo
the State College and Dcpartraen
of Agriculture. This can be dom
he says, by putting thtm all in on
incubator and reading them at th
temperature of 103 degrees F.
rati]
X If anyone wants or
% me or come to Sweet
glad to help vou buy
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JUST R!
? Shipment of Dodge,
Knight Automobiles, '
use in showinc and de
X No better cars built 1
J lower tban ever in tf
:: manufacturing.
Start the Summt
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ALL REGISTER!
OPPORTUNITY
DESIRABLE BR
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Springdale, N. C.
$a:;
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dOMETERS CAUSE
I HATCHES, SAYS
.TRY INVESTIGATOR
thermometer that varies as much a?
r 2 degrees, and Dr. Kaupp lias found
s such, may mean an entire failure
r If the thermometer reads 103 de
. grees when the temperatur is rallj
r 105 it would man ruined eggs anc
y much discouragement because o!
j bad results.
Dr. Kaupp states that anothei
y way to test the incubator and brood
r er thermometers is to use a certifies
t clinical thermometer which i,s know:
e to bt* correct. Both of these an
e placed in warm water and when th<
e water reaches 103 degrees with th
t .meal thermometer it should als.
_ , read the same with th? incubato
thtirmo meter. If there is as mud
as a degr?<> of difference the thr
momtr should net b used.
The thermometer that hangs froir
! the top cf the egg witl
its bulb suspended so that it is Jus
. -- t?...? ..f ?u ? ?u.
at lac vvw iv?u ??i .m- ircj i.-? iu<
be??, finds Pr. Kaupp. H? state;
that the bulb should not tueh the
opps. Such a thermometer is not
hkiiy t ? ho broken or left out ol
the tray when the epp trays arc
t;?ken our for turning:.
The epps should be kept at a temperature
of 103 doprevs thi\>uphout
the entire hatch.
If the bulb rests upon an ePP the
temperature will not be registered
accurately, says l?r. Kaupp. If it
re .ts apainat an epp containinp an
! ambryo it will repister too hiph, and
ie or two mules, write :j:
water, Tenn. Will be {
them. :j
A.XLEY j
TER, TENN.
I
ECEIVED
Overland and Willvswhich
we will take pleasrnonstrating
at any time.
:han these three. Prices
ie history of automobile
:r Right by Getting
These Cars
MOORE
ealer
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5ulls 15 Cows
:d and tuberculin
TO IMPROVE YOUR C
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TY COBB TELLS THE
THINGS ABC
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er, tells the President and Mrs. Ha
uing uu uope auoui cne nr
J b ace ball game the President has seei
| if the egg is infertile or contain;
!.? dead germ it is likely not to vrgl
ter high enough.
A LAW TO
SAVE LIVES
The General Assembly of North
Carolina has done the sane and
[i commendable thing f in passing ton
act. effective July 1. 1923. requiring
every person operating a motoi
. vehicle on the public roads of th:.?
[ state to con-.e to a full stop at a
[ distance not exceeding fifty f^et
j from the nearest rail of any railway
! track crossing the public >nd a;
grade.
Privers of autonvbiles and truck:
| should not con-ider the provisions ul
: of this act as a hardship on then
but as an effort on the part of tin
C state to sa\e them front injury- *m
i* death. Official reports of the In
MMtraiti Commerce commission Shot
C. that in 1921 there were 5,387 per
? sons killed or injured in autoniobl
accidents at grade crossings witl
! railways. In the last five years, 9,
C 101 persons have been killed in sue'
& accidents in the United States. Nort
? Carolina has contributed more tha
?{ h? r full share to this list of victim:
X Violation of th's law will const
& tute a misdemeanor, punishable b
V fint, or imprisonment. We do n<
? see why any person should violate
X law passed for his protection. We
X believe that observance of this ia
will sav,. many lives and commen
The railways have been require
% to jro to h*.avy expense to ere
f, signs forty by fifty inches 100 ic<
'f from crossings, lettered "N\ C. LAV
j- STOP." When you see that s gr
;! obey its injunction and protec
g, yourself and those with you.
SALE
EGISTERlL)
lTTLE
iE CLYDE STOCK
OLINA, ON
, 1 P.M.
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; and Heifers
TESTED. A GOOD
ATTLE BY BUYING
\SONABLE PRICES
l. D. Trundle
Poolesville, Md.
TH CAROLINA
1 PRESIDENT A FEW
>UT THE GAME
4 M*
jr-this ye r. which the Presidential
r-iaity witnessed at Aupu*t.i, Ga.. on
stthoir way North after th r Florida
i vacation.
i As a summer h'pume the aoy bean
is second to none, say extension
worker.1. As a soil building crop iv
is excellent and it makes food pasture
for cattle, sheep and hops.
FOR OVER 40 YEARS
TTAI.IV9 CATARRH MEDICINE ha?
1 i?cen used successfully Id the treatment
ef Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE consists
f an Olntmerl which Quickly
Relieves hv loc.il application. af;d the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acta
through the Plood ? n th? Mucous {Surfaces.
thus r*duc?nic the inflammation.
4 SoM by all UruKrtsts.
t P. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Keener Monument Co.
J. S. Kc.fc.NER. M.ii.gor
Tomotla, N. C.
l CaM or Write if You need a
Monument
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kOne
breed of poultry, betlei
houses and proper feed rations fol
h lowetV the organization of a com
_ munity poultry association in Cieve
h land County by County A pent R. K
h Lawrence.
PffiS1?!
: REMEDY,
(1 ! wrtT > FOR TWE RELIEF OF
. Coughs, Colds. Croup
WHOOPING CDOGH. HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS
V -SOLO EVERYWHERE'
I
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|j People ar
S same goot
|j limit. It i
f{ i looking, r.
i economics
f ff'atch for fi'H
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Children Cry for Fletcher's K
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been 0
in use for oyer thirty years, has borne the signature of
_ on the wrapper all these years! fl ?
/T* s Just to protect the coming1 Ik
S-c^cc^u/lt generations. Do not be deceived.!
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but B
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children?Experience against Experiment. B
Never attempt to relieve your baby with # <*>
remedy that you would use for yourself.'
What is CASTORIA I
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric jS
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its nj
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has P
' ' ? u?n? w.4^1 BM
been in constant use ior tne icuci ui wusu^uuu, * .?luwuvj, ?
Wind Colic and Diaxrboea; allaying Feverishness arising I
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids |g
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. II
The Children's Comfort?The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS I
Bears the Signatureof^^^^^^ 9
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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HIGH GRADE ACID AND GUANOS
Fcr Sale by
F. D. Dickey Feed Co.
, Tennessee Street
I MURPHY N. CAR.
bonder Sales Soar |
c applauding the new Overland for the S
J reason that we back OverianJ to the I
c t'^r? fi vr'O t *r??
' *> w v . v. >'Vllvl H
ore comfortable, iisore dependable, more B
:!?5t the lowest price in history. B
'Sjs-Overland Advertisement in The S^.? J-y Evening Pent
Roadster $525 Coupe $795 Alt prices /. o. b. Toltie JH
E. C. MOORE I
IAHO AND REAUZZ TZIE DIFFERENCE- flj