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Mexican Bean
The Mexican bean beetle Is again
maMo? lte unwelcome annuel Tieit
to thouaande of North Caroline bean
fields.
To control this Insect, J. O. Howell
extension enttanologlst at State Col
lege, la reoommending that grower*
uae rotenooe either aa a spray or as
a duet
Oerdenere who are equipped to
dust will find the three-fourths of
one per eeat rotenooe dust aatlsfeo
tory. It la highly Important that the
dust be applied to the uderatde of
.. the leaver Cere, show Id be tghea te
omnia inorougo ua uuionu coyer
H of all the foliage.
For snap pad bush beanw, the rata
of ifpllotUoa afcoald vary between
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The advertiser should
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needed.
Want ads are always cash in
advance except to business men
I or concerns having accounts
with thla nawapapar.
BANANA 8PLIT8 SPECIAL 10c ?
Saturday only, If served in store,
but in container, 20c. Kings Moun
tain Drug Co.
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SALESMAN WANTED ? Rawlelgh
Route now open. Real opportunity
idr man who wants permanent,
. profitable work. Start promptly.
Write Rawleigh'e, Dept. NCF106K
Richmond, Va.
FOR 8ALE OR TRADE ? 75 acre
Farm on York Highway, 5 1-2 miles
from Kings Mountain. A Bar
gain. Lewis P. Hope, Route L
Kings Mountain It
WANTED ? To make print dresses
Cor ladies and> children. Reasonsble
charges- Mrs. Davo Pursley,
118 E. Mountain street, Kings
Mountain, N. C.
LOST ? Bunch of keys- Reward for
- return to Herald Office.
I BUY FAT HOGS AND COWS. See
J. O. Bnumgardner at BialocK?
Cash Grocery. Phone 58-R t
; (Continued Next Week)
TOM AND GEORGE
T/on: "George, I heard of young
woman In a* nearby town only 24
yearn old and aba has had four hue
bands In Q sorgo: "That's not fair;
there are a lot of girls In this town
that havont had oven one III" Ifi
fair to say that a visit to our place
doesn't Incur any obligations; wo are
proul that you oalled to look over our
attractive stock and at prices that
spell ECONOMY.
D. F. Hord Furniture Co.
Buy It For Lees At Hord's
THE CLAN
HeteAFrei
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elcomes
Beetle
f?i.??
II and M pounds to the aero. The
application rate on pole bean* will
depend on the aiae of the plants.
Duet In* should be started when
beetles are found on the beans, or
when esc masses become numerous
on the underside of the leaves- From
one to four applications are necessary,
depending on the prevalence of
the insects.
Rotenone dust mixtures should not
be used.. In a spray unless the label
on the package Indicates that a diluent
has been used which will mis
eeedlly with water.
ninn mm!
omiueno* nnety grouna ocrns or
cube root containing 4 per cent ro
tenon* at a dosage of 1' 12 pounds
In SO gallon* of water. If small a
mount* are desired, he advises. 1 1-2
| ounces In I gallons of water.
The usual rate of applications Is
94 to 100 gallons to the acre. As with
the dual. It Is necessary that the ap
plications be made uniformly and
thoroughly and that the apray react
the underside of the leaves. Repeat
every 4 or 5 dayn until control is obtained.
Shade Trees Need
Careful Attention
There is perhaps more misunderstanding
.in regard to the care ol
shade trees than about any other hot
ticultural subject, according to John
Harris, extension landscape specialist
at State College.
Too many people regard a tree as
simply something nature provided
for shade and beauty and let it go at
that. However, the tree cannot survive
If nature's method* of caring
for It are tampered with. ?.
For Instance, decaying leaves and
other organic matter provide a natural
fertiliser .for the tree. Yet, modern
lawns have to be spick and span,
and generally leaves are not allowed
to aocumulate, So the tree Is deprived
of it* food, unless the home owner
is careful to supply it artificially.
Some of the symptoms of the underoourisredl
tree are thin foliage,
undersized leaves, lack of growth,
dead branches, branches dying back
on tips, and undersized buds.
When these conditions are prevalent,
Hants said,-, the tree may be
fertilized at any time of the year
with a slow-acting organic material,
such as manure. If commercial fertilizer
Is used. It should be applied
between February 15 and July 15 to
produce best results.
t A good commercial fertilizer may
be applied at the rate of one-half to
one pound for each one inch diameter
of the tree. One of the best meth
cds of applying the fertilizer is to
punch holes 12 to 15 Inches deep and
place a proportionate amount of the
fertilizing material In eaclx hole.
Farm Questions
Answered
Q.?When should the poultry lay
inir fl/v.W hp millpiri?
A."?Thig, of course, depends upon
laying oonditlons and the period ol
melt. The flook should be watched
carefully during the early summer
and when production falls below 30
.per cent It le time t?i start culling
The earlier the molt, the more rigid
the culling. The bird that has been
properly fed and goes Into a molt
In June, July, or even Angtiat should
be removed from the flock.
Q.?When is the beat time for seed
ing the fall gardenT
A.?This depends upon the hard!
I neas of the different vegetables and
> upon the time required for maturity,
Tender vegetables should be planted
In time to produce a crop before kill
ing frosts occur. Many of the coot
i season crops will mature through
1 light froate, but most of them stiouk
1 be planted in time to roach maturity
' before the heavy frosts. A table glv
; Ing planting datea for seasonal veg<
tables Is given In Extension Circuku
122 and this may be obtained free ut
on application to the Agricultural Ed
I tor at State College,
ICY KIDS r
i THC FAMICr MEN0P TH<
lVETO park their basyoa
. OIAMONO IN OROCR NOT
P HITS
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THE KINOB MOUNTAIN HUUI
DIXON NEWS 1
(By Charles B. Stewart)
There wMl be preaching at tl
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Van Dyl
next Sunday afternoon at 2:10. E
erybody Is invited.
The frlenda and relatives of M
E. O. Oore gave htm a dinner la
Sunday. The occasion being bis 37i
birthday.The
Dixon ball club will not pit
any more ximea ror tne next re
weeks until the farmers catch t
with theii crops.
Hev. II. k Reeves, of Grover, wi
a dinner guest of Mr. Wayne Wei
Sunday.
wrticr,
with Mr and Mrs. Whitney Wells.
Mr. J. K. Owens wms a visitor , 1
i this community Tuesday.
Mr. Charles Williams spent Fridi
In Charlotte.
Mr and Mrs. Baxter Smith and M
1 and Mrs. Harvey smith were vlslto
of Mr. an! Mrs. Bpr Jackson 8undi
afternoon.
\ Mis8 Victoria Hughes return*
home last week after spending son
' time In Tennessee.
Miss Francis Slaughter of Gaston
spent several days last week wi
Miss Vera WellsI
Plant Sudan Grass For
Midsummer Use
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Sudan grass can still he seeded
j Juue for pasturing during the sui
i mer months when permanent p?
lines ?i? nvi ?u prouuunvi', accur
Ing to R. L. Ixjvvorn, agronomist
the Agricultural Experiment Statit
at State College.
When seeded on a well-prepar*
bed. thirty pounds of seed are usut
; ly sufficient (or an acre. General!
kgrazlng can be started within fit
or six weeks after seeding, or ai
time after the plants are from 8 1
12 inches high.
However, it is not necessary th
grazing be started so early, Lovvoq
said, since the most common practW
is keeping cattle off the Sudan unt
perm: aent pastures decline in pr
ductlcnLivestock
should be alternated b
tween two fields of Sudan or one S
dan and one leapedeza field.
MASONIC MEETING
First Monday Night
In Each Month
1
1 A S40W YOU doWN f?J
STOP IT WITH \
Alka-Sdbtzer
Does Headache "slow you
i down?" You are a rare exception
if it does not.
One or two tablets ofALKASELTZER
in a disss of water
makes a pleasant alkalizing
solution that usually brings
relief in just a few minutes.
AEJCA-SELTZDt is also ieeoo?
I mended for
SWaSTWKSS
CelisL wri MoseoIsurMas'
I Youwtn like the tangy Davos
m. ,? *
I dissolved In water, contains an
anslgMic, (Sodium Acetyl-Salicylate);
In addition, the alkalizing
uants in A lka-Seltzer help to rei
llev# those everyday disor'
^ypcr~ ^
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J*THURSDAY, JUNB ?, INI
Nerth Carolina,
Cleveland County.
In Superior Court
A. C. PhUllpe, Plaintiff
M V*
Mildred Leenmonn PhiUipe,
Defendant.
Notice of Service of Summons
The defendant, Mildred Lemmons
Phillips, will take notice that en ac*
' tion entitled aa above haa been oom*
me need In the Superior Court of
Cleveland County, North Carolina,
to tin- end that the plaintiff have aa
absolute divorce frotn the defendant
w upon statutory ground* a?j tt,e said
defendant will take notice that ab*
is required to appear at the office of
" the Clerk of Superior. Court of. aall
county in the courthouse in Shelby,
. N. C. althin thirty daya after the
fli
or d'-ttiur to the complaint in anid
. action or the plaintiff will apply to
the court for tha relief demanded In
Mid complaint.
,y May lttb, 1938.
. A. M. Hainrick.
* Clerk of Superior Court of Cleveland
County.
Executrix's Notice
Having qualified aa executrix for
the last will and testament of of
Reverend J M. Garrigon, deceased.
*a all persons having claims against
'k said eStqte- w'" please file same on
or before the 26th day ot May, 1939.
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. Alt persons Indebt
ed to said estate will phrase' make
Immediate payment.
This ths 25th day.of May. 1938.
1? Mrs. Frances Nair Garrison.
jj. ?advr^June 30.^?D
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fa THANK YOU
>d I want to thank the peo- I
ii- pl^ of No. 4 Township for j
? their generous support in
lT Saturday's primary and
to to assure you I will do
lt my utmost to justify
rn your confidence.
3?
u E. A. Houser, Jr.
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THANKS
TO THE
5313 Voters
Thanks to the 5313 voters and especially to the
5(14 voters of Kings Mountain who saw fit to support
me Saturday and 1 wish it were possible for
' < me personally to see each one of you and especially
those who worked so faithfully during my cam
feeling for the entire citizenship of Cleveland
county.
"Vick" Wray
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^ DIVISION PASSENGER AGENT
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Charlotte, N. C. |
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