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Buyers Of Food
Get Protection
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Raleigh.?Housewives and other
citizens of North Carolina can now
hay their foods "with greater a*J%tranc?
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rigid enforcement of the pure food
laws and. constant crusade against
Improper labeling or misbranding.
Commissioner of Agriculture W.
Kerr Scott reports.
? ? . "When you call for your hamburger
today, you can rest anaurcd thut
U will be free trout the Injrious sul'u;
t.-rornriK 1 loaf]
" were ao prevalent a few years ago,' ]
Scott declared. "In fact, the virtual
cllmnatlon of aulfitea from meata
has not only been a boon to the con
eumer but has resulted in the removal
of inferior meats from the
market and created a demand for
quality products."
Commission Scott said that "theState
Department of Agriculture
has not paraded its program of con
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Soap Specials
.. Red Super 8uds, ?m, 3 for .... 25c
Blue Super Suds, int., 3 for 25c1
Super Suds, Lg., 23c
Octagon Soap, gt 6 for 25c
Octagon Powder, lg., 6 for .... 25c
Octagon Toilet, 4 for 19c
Crawford's Grocery And
Market
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between WASHINGTON
YOU WILL LIKE the deep indivl
rubber . . . the attractive mod
electrically-operated drinking w
lighting . . . the extensive bagg
h men's smoking rooms with latest
V other features assuring personal
Ride these Modem Coacl
LOW ONE WAT and ROI
We favor adequate prepared
recommend enlistment in the U.
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Division Pa
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Shin
For one week only, June
Shirts excepted.
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naer protection, but rather bar
worked quietly and effectively ia
policing the food Industry," adding
'this service has not only saved the
puichaser from financial losses, but
has given equal protection to the
honest manufacturer and merchant.'
Exen your dogs receive protection
uuder the regulatm^yu? inspection
lows enfoiv^u b^tn^^Departinent/
.SooN remarked. Today standard*
for dog food sold have been adopted
aud our cbemlats are on the Job
0 check on ingredients that may be
declared but not present or that
may be Injurious to the animal.
North Carolina's fertilixer and
teed laws have been revised to meet
{WUJfiei!
slve agricultural program. These
changes and the strict enforcement
01 these laws has saved fanners
from inferior products and at the
same time created a greater appreciation
of quality goods."
The Pit Under New
Management
The Pit, Kings Mountain's home of
delicious barbecue sandwiches, has
been purchased by Mr. William Hugley
of Shelby who has already taken
active charge of the business. Mr.
liagley says he likes Kings Mountain
very much and he extends a
cordiall invitation to eyeryone to
visit his shop, which is next Joor to
the Dixie Theatre.
Mr. Hagley. is a member of .the
American Legion and is a very
friendly person. He and Mrs. Hagley
are planning on moving.here just as
soon as they can find a suitable
home.
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^COACHES
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ppmmoNED
OS. 29-30
OS. 35-36
CHARLOTTE ATLANTA
dual chair* cushioned with latex
ern interior decorations . . . the
ater fountain ... the special seat
age racks ...'.'ladies' lounge and
: lavatory facilities ... and many
I comfort.
iss at the llrtt opportunity
JMD TRIP COACH PARES
rss for National Detente and
S. Army to eligible young men.*
GRAHAM
issenger Agent
tte, N. C.
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ext Week
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ur Laundry Work to the p
bargain?
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> 24th to 28th. Full dress, si
Mountain ]
PHONE 270
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Patronize a home industry
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TBB KXNOe MOUNTAIN HERALD
| Farm Fruit Budget
Told By Niswonger
H. R. Nlswonger, horticulturist of
i the State College Extension Service.
says every member of a farm
' family 'should not only eat the proverbial
"apple a day to keep the doc
tor away,' but also should have a
fruit budget for the year.
He recommends 12 pounds ot
dried fruit, 24 quarts of canned
fruits, and five pints of Jelly for
each member of the family.
To help (anil people fill their
fiuit budgets. the horticulturist
makes "the follow lute
W!^^^5?WlTuoiran<l^ fert i llsut Ion:
' Spray your apple and peach trees
in order to have fruit comparatively
free, from worms and rot disease s. ,
Fertilize bearing grape vinos with
one to two pounds of a 5-7-5 comtner
.i-lal fertilizer per vine. Stable or
chicken manure is also good. Do
not apply fertilizer or manure close
to the vine. Thin out the bearing
raspberry rows so that the remaining
cunes will be three to ever foot
of row. Fertilize the raspberries
ivhich are bearing with manure or
two pounds of ultate of soda pel
100-foot row.
Newly set' grape vines, raspberry;
and dewberry plants should be fertilized
with manure or one- tablespoonful
of nitrate of soda per
plant. Apply ill a ring at a distance
of one foot from the plant. Cut eacli
grape vine and berry plant to a few
inches above the ground. leaving
several beds.
Care should be exercised in hoeing
young raspberry plant-* so as
not to cut off the- new shoots that
develop from the roots at the base
of the plants.
The most notable advance in the
treaUment of tuberculosis in our
generation has been the development
of pneumothorax; whlon is a
method of putting the lung most
.diseased at rest "by compdessiug it
with air.
Tuberculosis may be detected In
its early stages by a skin test followed
by x-ray when the reaction is
positive.
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The Modern Merchant
Doesn't wait for SALES
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eople of our town, we
each
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ilk, wool and pleated
Laundry
' cleanliness and sanita c
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THURSDAY, JTTN? M, IN#
BOY 8COUT EVENT
CREATES INTERE8T
Quietly and without publicity five
u,ir ~ " ~
Scoutkvtnt Tuesday afternoon on
the Scliool Hivrcailon Park oti the
York Itoad, A Kings '.Mountain com
tt.ilty strip for their uniform was
presented to each Scout entered.
Seven projects were preseuted on
u patrol basis. A patrol, flag was
won anil will be presented to Troop
No. 1 sponsored by the Presbyterian
Church, Troop No. - sponsored
by the Lutheran Church, Troop No.
si sponsored by- the 1'auliue CSoodfellows
Club, and Troop No. 7 sponsor
ed bv- the Margruce Goi tUcISows!
Club.
Tlie projects on the basis ot
which. judging . was done were Per
sonul Appearance, First Aid Xjtelay,
Knot it-lay. Pup Tent Pitching. Fire
by- Friction,. Fire Uuilding and First
Class Cooking.. Thp* judges were
Scoutmaster It. L. Saul -ru and Sea
Scout Commodore Summerow ot
kjutttohla. ?
Later during the summer another
event is being planned to which the
-public will be. invited.
SCOUT LEADERS
ATTEND CAMP
A ouI) of Scoutmasters and lead
cis attended a Stouter Camp held
over tin-, past week-end at the Pled
mum Hoy Scout Camp at l>ake Lanier
near Tryou. This camp is liell
each year before lite "opening of the
i amp to the Scouts of the Council
area of 11 counties.
Interesting programs in Scouting
ictivitics were presented iti the Assembly.
Lodge. The leaders were
quartered in the 22 patrol cabin?
which accommodate eight Scouts
each; . Meals were served by the
camp cooking staff In the. outdoor
mess hall.
A patrol of eight of the leaders of
the Kings Mountain group set tie
tent quarters and prepared their
own meals. They worked otit an overnight
camp program which they
will present to their own troops.
>Troop,s entering into thi9 activity
were local troops Nos. 1, 2, 4. 5, 7
and 8.
Those attending included Carl \V.
Davidson, Jack Hulleuder, H. X)
Wilson, H. C. Wilson, Clyde Key,
6. D. McDaniel Aubrey Mauney. Zeb
Falls, L. C. Dettmar, Bryan Hord,
B. R. Tate, Paul McGinnis and Bill
Thomson.
Each of the troops of Kings Moun
tain has made plans to attend the
camp for a week during the summer
The Piedmont Council Camp Is
fast being recognized as the best
equipped and managed boys' camp
in the South. Although 'the camp is
only for the Scouts in the Council
boys have been accepted a double
the rate which is only one dollar
per day from outside the area. Two
6couts are hi camp from Louisiana
und from the Panama Canal Zone.
Testifying before the house tTaval
committee after a closed session,
the chief of naval operations said
the proposed program would add about
200 fighting ships to the navy
and 1,260,000 tons to the navy's authorized
combat tonnage.
If the rest cure is /roperly carried
out, practically all cases of early
tuberculosis can he cured.
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TOWN OF KINGS MOUNTAIN LICENSE
SCHEDULE
The Board of Commissioners of the Tbwn of
Kings Mountain adopted the following license
schedule for the year July 1, 1940, to June 30.
1941: ; v;,/'.r'VvY.:'.vioving
Picture^Show^ ^ " - r$30.0^
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v-irtuws, .Menageries, Wild West, Dog or
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Pony Shows Traveling on railroad cars:
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Not more than two cars ? $15.00
Three to five cars $22-5*
Six to ten cars $45.00
Eleven tp twenty cars $62.50
Twenty one to thirty cars $87.50
Thirty one to fifty cars ' $125.00
Over fifty cars $150.00
Traveling by motor vehicle:'
.Not over two vehicles $3:7$
Three to five vehicles $5.00
Six to ten vehicles ... $7.50
Eleven to twenty vehicles $12.50"
Twenty one to thirty vehicles $22.50
Thirty one to fifty vehicles $30.00
Fifty one to seventy five vehicles $37.50
Seventy six to one hundred vehicles $50:00
Over one hundred vehicles,- per vehicle $2.50
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I'notographer, per year $10.06
Photographer, per day $2.00
Coal and Coke Dealers ?1V . ...... $2500
Phrenologist -v : . $i<)0.W
Peddlers: - ;
0n foot - .............. $i00(,
With horse .....
With motor vehicle $25.06
Itinerant ;v:.......... .... $ioo.00
Fortune telling, palmistry, clairvoyances $100.06
Hotel ...... $10#0(>
Tourist Homes and?or Tourist Camps $5.00
Restaurant or Cafe $10.08
Hot Dogs and ?or Hamburger Stand ? $5.06
Prepared Sandwiches $2-5C??
Billiard Table and?or Pool Table $25.06
Bowling Alley $12J>lr
Merchandise or Vending Machines:
Requiring a deposit of less than 5 cents $5.0t*
Requiring a deposit of 5 cents and 1 , not
more than 9 cents $10.06
v Requring a deposit of not less than
10 cents and not more than 25 cents $25.0$
Requiring a deposit of not less than
25c cents and not more than 49 cents $50.06
Requiring a deposit of not less than 50
cents and not more than 99 cents $125.06
Requiring a deposit of not less than $1.00 $Z50.0tf
Music Box or Machine $5JMf
Weighing Machine $2.5$
Wholesale dealer in motor oils ? $25.00
Pressing Club, Dry Cleaners, Hat Blockers:
Where not more than three persons
are employed - ' $12.5?
Where more than 3 persons are emlpoyed $25.00"
Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, for
each chair or operator $2J5*
Soft Drinks or bottled carbonated drinks ~r. $2.50
Fireworks $200.00
Cigarettes, Cigars or any
other tobacco products $5.00 .
Outdoor Advertising, sign and poster
boards .02 cents per sq. foot
Gasoline Service Station - * $5.00
Dealers in Motor Vehicles $20.00
Plumbers, Heating and
Electrical Contractors $10.00
Retail Dealers in ice cream - $2.50
Ketail dealers in ice cream
from motor vehicle 1 $50.0*
Distributing circulars, per day $2.0*
Distributing circulars, per year $10.09
Medicine show, per day $5.09
Automobile license plate $1.9*
Express Companies $20.09
Telegraph Companies $15J*
Meat Markets, dealers in fresh meats $10.0*
Itinerant dealers in flags,
canes, whips, etc, per day $2J*
Peanut or popcorn machine $5.0*
Shoe Repair Shop $5.00
Ice Dealers $10.0*
TOWN OF KINGS MOUNTAIN,
Office of the Clerk.