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TH? KPWW MOUNTAIN RBULD,
Oitkal Pfcrlod Faced
By Bees of lids State
. this Is a critical period (or the
| of North ' Carolina, advises C. L
Sums, apiarist of the State College
, (extension Service. it is the broodroaring
period, which started . in
some section's in January, and will
continue until the honey (low be
B-'us.
Spring management Is often Uw>r?
(liRlcult than wintering for the aivef
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due largely to the sudden change*
:? - temperature, which are hard on
both beea und brcod. A temperature
of 5>?' to degrees Is nocessary .In'
tl.e brood' nest. A sudden change
to' cold weaither after about 10 days;
of wnrm weather will result'In the
loss of much brood unless the colo-'
ctea ore well protected.
Listing the requirements for suo
tessfui tfpriug management of bees,;
the apiarist said: An abundance of
stores, a good queen, and sufficient j
toom for rearing the brood ore most 1
Important. 'A good queen Is one that >
?ill have a two-stor^, 10 frame hive
well filled with bees and ten or 12
frames of brood at the beginning ofj
the main honey flow. Food In abut.*
dance ,1s necessary If we are to have;
these strong colonies. It is not auffi
dent to have only enough stores to
| maintain the life of the colony. Same
declared,'
The amount of honey required st
this time Is more'then rhosl person*
cy make about one pound of bees.;
Ninety pound* of honey is needed to
bring the colony to the possible 100.
000 population. Most oft this honey
If gathered by the bees, but the bee
keeper was advised by Sams t6'
Lave an . extra supply In the colonies
at all times.
Tlte minimum population of a nor
tail.I er-.l r\H In f sni'ltior Its AAO I
UU1 ft VV ?VUJ lift lilt opuil^ I" IUI-/W
J < OS.- The population should be from
00.000 to 80.000.
NEWS AROUND NORTH
PIEDMONT AVENUE
Loll Beanie
.Mrs. J. J. Patterson spent Sunday
with Iter 'son, Mr. Fred Patterson In
Shelby.
Misses Pearl and Martha Reynolds
spent the week-end with theH* broth
er. Warren Reynolds' and wife In
Greensboro.
Mrs. J. A. Walker had as her gnest
Soud. v Mrs., S. A. Walker of Bess?
nier CJty.
.nr. HUO Air;, .1. >. rriuw uiu
children spent Easter with relatives
in Spartanburg.
Friends of Mr. John Ledtond are
-st rry to learn of his accident In the
mill Monday.
_\li'3. J. J. Patterson had as her
tuests .Monday Mrs. -Walter Ferris
f li? Battleground section and Mrs
K. J. rhilders cof Bnon, S. C.
neciiuse cf the declining birth rate i
lu otte-*, sociologists believe that '
most of the citizens 6f ' 'a century ,
hence will be descendants of rural
people c< today/ ,
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"ROOP FIVE NEWS
W?ll. another week he? rolled aLa?I..
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wuhu uiiu nine ior Bome puDUCliy
foi Good ole Troop 6.' We. (the
Scout* of Troop 5) always have and
always will challenge any troop to
surpass any program we put on any
time!
I don't know Just why we always
get the good breaks that come to
ICings Mountain, that is In the Scout
lug program. Next week If you will
in tlee a mo Itang that came to
nop 5 without any body in any
troop knowing It. It moy seem scoun
tftrl of us but. maybe you will have
t 'mething on us sometime.
After four years of Scouting tn
the "ole Troop" we find w-hat every
ciher Sccut finds, we have the best
troop in the world!
H?;re is j-cmethlng for every troop
ir town to think about: Tk>es every
I. d.v in town know that your troop
exists?'
It* ally boys,, let's try to main
system
Announces
Special Exoursion Pores
charleston, s. c.
April 14th?1Sth, IMS
Round Trip Pare Vetn
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Round trip tickets on sale all reg?
ular trains April 14th and 1Bth,
final limit April 1Cth, 1939.
A fine opportunity to review the
United State* battle fleet of 32
ships in Carleston Harbor. Tickets
good In coaches only.
Consult Ticket Agents
R. H. Graham, Oiv. Pas. Agent
Chartotte, N. C.
Mo in
VavsI hs* kalll ? ??
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one-third of all the a
biles ever built In the
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other make. And there
any other 8-cylinder car.
j The 1939 Ford v- 8 r
perienee in building cars t
You will find values in it
maker can put into a c
Ford performance, tri
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Ami bow Ford stylo loo
inf. "The smartest cars e
ers describe their now Fori
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Scouting Just is IHtle better than
r-tople expect it to bet
Signed: Charles Oantt. 8crlbe. |
Jack Hullender, Scoutmaster.
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TROOP 2 NEWS
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Tro.p 2 met at 7::t0 o'clock In the
I it hern n church. |DavW Mauney led i
us In the Scout Oath. Dues^were ool
jltctcd by the patrol leaders. W?
played a bird gamfe in which we had
to name a bird and Its characteristics.
We then went outside and played
fox and dog.
I Floyd Owen. Scribe.
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fLiquid or Effort
Soothes irritated nerva
' sleep, help* you to "ge
1 "^ "^TJEJSC^vtryone is n?
IN worries, street and hot
work and exciting reereetioi
ous system that brings on Sb
ache, Nervous Indigestion, I
An attack of nerves ma;
quarrel with your husband
to your children.
I DR. MILES NERVINE has
of the nation for nearly 60 yi
get a bottle or package at youi
your money if yon are not en
Lie aid Nervine, Large Bottf.
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cars in use today than any
are more Ford V-8s than
epresents the broadest fxany
manufacturer ever had.
far jmyond what any other
ar at the low Ford price,
kditional for a generation,
in the 1939 V-8.
dership is equally outstandn
the road*' is the way ownIs.
Smartest in action. Smarter
s, as they deserve to be.
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1TATIOM MONTH t Vovr For
riorn low. prfctd cor. Moke m dot
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i ;)?et stomach, excess acidity. Indigestion.
dysentery, colitis aiKi relaud
f omach disorders.
Separate prescription adults and
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THE OLD RELIABLE
nvrvmt
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m,. permits refreshing I
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rvous these days. Financial I
ne noises, late hours, hard I
n put a strain on the nerv- I
seplessneee, Nervous Head
lestlyssness, Irritability.
/ make you lose friends. H
or wife, appear ji tyrgnt I
been soothing the nerves
ears. If you are nervous, I
r druggist. He will refund I
tirely satisfied.
t ti t*?Small Bottle 2St
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FORD FEATURES
STYLl LMDMSHIP ?The luxury
c?r in Ike low-price IWM.
v-rrw t-cruNOi* engine- ;
Eight cylinders give smooth- ,
Utll. Small cylinders give
economy.
HYDRAULIC (RdRIS ? Easy- ,
acting gulch. straight stoya.
o TRIFLE-CUSHIONED COM KMTNew
flexible roll-edge east
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prin(l, doublr-octiog by- i
drsulic shock absorbers. .
o STAIMZIO CHASSIS ? No . j
front-end bobbing or dipping. '
Level eterts. lorol stops, level ;
rids. 1
> SCIENTIFIC SOUMOMOOFINONoiees
bos bod lor quiet rido.
COW PJMCSS ? Advertised '
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