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Page Eight New Lamps To shed a glow of warmth and security about the home. Ta ble, floor, and bridge Strongly constructed equally beautiful jj||g| shades. Priced from, In many different J fl| never enough table # P lamps in the house. fM /jA VN. sr* .I'icoii Junior Floor Lamps. From §8.95 STERCHI BROS. 52-56 Biltmore Ave. —Phone 4435 WE CLOSE EACH WEDNESDAY AT 1:00 P. M. Daily Store hours, 9to 5:30 Except Wednesday - Saturday 9to 6 L cant fic/t fieMwnal and iubinebb needb Under sloo—to several thousand dollars—are available here to responsible individuals and or ganizations in need of a “stake". You’ll be grati fied by the quick efficiency with which you get your loan—without annoyingly involved inter views applications, or investigations. THE NORTHWESTERN BANK Member F. D. I. C. Black Mountain, North Carolina jpfrihiii i v • jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjijiiii miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...« A .. huhii! J.JJ j m mm^^a B We Specialize In Chicken In The Rough’ I Steaks And Sea Foods § I ROuW I II Special Invitation To Assembly Delegates In And Around || Black Mountain. 0 ,, 8 SPECIAL DINNERS ON SUNDAYS ; ' 9 REGULAR NOON MEALS m No Alcoholic Beverages Allowed On The Premises M HOURS : : 11:00 a. m. To 11:00 p. m. a CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY I ' SARG’S RESTAURANT f a JUST WEST OF BLACK MOUNIAIN CITY LIMITS I Our Classified Ad Department B. F. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN TIRES AND TUBES, PLENTY IN STOCK. WE FIT YOUR CAR. HAROLD DYSART CO. Old Fort, N, C. Phone No. 4 44_tfn | FOR SALE: Nice dining room suit SSO, 2 piece living room suite $35, coal heater sls, oil heater $5, one large and one small matching rug S4O, evening dress $lO, 14 1-2 | squares new shingles SBS. Mrs. j L-ester Branson, Box 151 Swan nanoa. | WANTED: weekly supply, about j four cases, fresh eggs delivered j to Black Mountain College will pay premium price phone 2271. WANTED: three unfurnished rooms or small house at once. See or call James S. Street at Black Mountain News. TYPIST:— desires office work in ! or near Black Mountain. No short- I hand. Call 3771, ask for Mr. Dion. 48—It MAGAZINE SERVICE: Now rep resenting The Reader’s Digest, Parents, Liberty, Time, Life For tune, Architectural Forum. Mrs. J. C. Cornelius, Phone 5451, Black Mountain. LOST:—Eastman Folding Camera in black leather case. Sunday afternoon, on or near Tomahawk Avenue, near country club. Finder please return to Lt. June Wenkle at Moore General Hospital or bring to News office. Reward. 48—It LOST:—Bar Pin with large black set surrounded by pearls and with ! pearls mounted on the black set. j Reward for return. Mrs. James A. i Pittman, Monte Vista Hotel. 48—lt FOR SALE OR SWAP: 60 acres of land, 150,000 feet of timber or more on this land. One small ten ent house, springs, new fence, will sell or swap for house and acre age. Write 0. L. McMann, Box 237, Swannanoa, N. C. 48 —lt FOR WINTER:— Wanted couple for two furnished rooms and bath. Kitchen priviledges. The Pilgrims. Miss. Rd., Montreat. 48—lt FOR SALE:— Good six room house, one mile from Black Mt. Apply owner. Box 533, Black Mt., N. C. 48—lt internal improvements In 1817, John C. Calhoun, Henry Clay and others favored the crea tion of a new fund for internal im provements and a bill was intro duced in the house by Mr. Calhoun to set aside for roads and canals the bonus and dividends received by the United States from its newly chartered banks. President Monroe vetoed the bill on May 13, 1817, be lieving it to be unconstitutional, and over his veto the bill failed. Patronize our advertisers THE BLACK MOUNTAIN NEWS Different Insects There are two main kinds of in- j sects, those that eat the foliage and j those that suck the juice or sap | from the leaves or stems. To con trol garden insects, first study the type of injury on the plant If insects are eating the leaves, a stomach poison will be effective be- , cause the insect will eat it from : the plant If the plant is turning \ yellow and wilting and if the leaf j is whole, examine the plant close ly for tiny plant lice that may be : found on the stems and under sides of the leaves. If there are insects present they belong to the sucking group. To control sucking insects, use a contact insecticide. The most common are nicotine sulfate and rotenone or pyrethrum products. ) Many gardeners do not realize the . difference between insects and use a : common poison, such as paris j green or arsenate of lead for all \ insects. Sucking insects cannot be controlled with these poisons be- ' cause they have sharp beaks and can pierce through the poison on the leaf and suck the juices from the inside. Mild Bacon Bacon that you buy in the store should be kept in the refrigerator. This is because commercially cured bacon has changed in the last 10 to 15 years. Formerly most bacon was of the salty type—the kind pro duced generally on farms by a long- J er and stronger cure. This saltier j bacon can be kept, as it is on farms, hanging in the air during cool i weather. On the other hand, mild- I cured bacon, which is the kind now j generally selling in stores, is more like fresh meat and always should j be kept in the refrigerator—and only ; for a few weeks after it is pur chased. Good Grass Grass should get a good three- i inch top growth before it’s cut in i the spring. This allows the tops to i manufacture food for the roots and aid in root development. When you i get around to mowing the lawn, don’t cut the grass right down to the ground. If you adjust the lawn mower so the blade snips off the grass about an inch and a half to two inches from the ground, your grass wll be sturdier and better able to withstand weeds, heat, drouth, insect and animal pests and kids riding their bicycles across it. WE HEAR IT EVERYWHERE -jJ / j '3f*ry r-- ~~ WOMEN LOVE ITS BEAUTY IT H oV* RSIZ * rO O^ iNESS They lore its smooth, flowing line# ... its newly styled w iiTM BIDE stainless-steel grille. And they love the new two-toned J Yl>' ~ ijQE *'* .us j Interiors, too—the rich upholstery fabrics! viIITH A u ~p. tNG'" ~ ..WISH ¥ 4 A SHAM* 1 MEN LOVE ITS POWER / W |Tri I<bA kED' ,N They like the ’’feel” of the big new 100-horserov er V 1 engine—the most powerful engine in l ord s • » class (the type of engine used in America's costiie: t < . j. THEM.A ” W EVERYBODY LIKES ITS SAFETY - f * —, Those new oversiaed hydraulic brakes give sure, s'! nf r Q f IH stops. Big 12-inch drums (you'll find them in r.n other car l§ 7” # 19 in Ford’s class) act smoothly, with less pedal pressure. '( 7 Yes, owners of the big new Ford say. "Ford's out froni in every thing. IN YOUR Pl/W& It pots a brand-new thrill in driving.” - - Woodcock Motor Co. Fhon€ <3771 ... , BLACK MOUNTAIN^ I BlackMoinitainße»i»al H S Come These Last Three Nights.—And Hear: II ■ Carroll Wright “Consider Him” |l Joe Stovall “What Do You Know'll ■ Yardall Woodfin “I’d Rather Have Jesus” |l | First Baptist Church || Thnrsday August 1, 194 j;
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