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Use Fkmers of Sulfur
For Gilgger Bites
RALBIOH.?Chliw your chlnen
before thojr sit down to wit! Thlt
In substance is the advice given b
the l>nlt?<l State* I'ubllc Health He
vice ami paused on the the public b
t/r Dili .Mwfti i?:,a ftijte tu***
of Health.
Fortunately, the press releas
j.< ins out, the cht'KXer I red bum li
in*' siiiirii , nut nut Dfi'i
tttiown ?<? transmit any diM-uae.
The ii'H-aw KOt'K on to ?uy;
''In ttif summer and atjy fal
fields of -taJl *!*? 01 . *wa?, o
wri-ri'Vir tliHi. ia heavy und'-rgruv
tfr. 'ho felted Slate* Public llealt!
(yi'.lo1 suggests. lho use ot (Iu?<m
?1 siltlur, applied liberally to lip
.is kings and underclothing ua I
, jiariial pi ot ei iton against 'cjrlggers
''A* soon UK possible after bvuii
evposed to Obiggrr mites. it'la ad
vsnlageous lo apply a (hick lutho
of koap alt over the body .surface,
and to allow the lather to remaii
on for ten minute* or longer befori
washing it off. bather the body wel
a second time, then rinse thorough
ly with clean water.
. The mites are promptly kille<
by kerosene or 95 percent alcohol
hut as theso liquids may be irrlta
ting to some skins they should b<
used with caution, according to thi
Public Health Service. ,
"Contrary to popular belief, thi
chigger does not burrow Into thi
okin and inbed its entire body. Thi
mite apparently feeds -on the uppe
layer of the skin after this tissue
has been dissolved by a 3ubstanc<
which -the chigger injects into thi
okin. It is the effect of this . sub
stance which causes the intensi
itching associated with the attacl
of this annoying mite,
"'After the chlgger has becomengorged
With food. it loosens it
Its hold and falls off."
Farm Questions
Q.?.Will a good crop rotation con
pletely control Granville wilt?
A.?While crop stations wil no
control Granville wilt completelj
they are the best Raiown methods o
combatting the d1scu.be now knowr
The degree of control is dependen
upon the crops used, the length o
the rotation, anl seasonal condition
during the year the field is returt
ed to tobacco. Ln the rotations, cor
has given the best control, follbwe
closely bv soybeans, beards grass
and cotton.. Best results will be si
cured if weeds are kept out of b
rotations.
Q.?AVben may 1 plant alfalfa?
A.?Alfalfa which produce!. on<
of the best of all hays, should b
planted between Aug. 15 and Sep
15. It is particularly adapted to th
heavy red clays or other soils ln
high state of fertility or well-drait
ed. In the Coastal Plain It loes we!
for two or three years on the b'ette
soils but is usually choked cut b
weeds after that period. In the Pie
moot and Mountain sections, i
should persist at least five to eigh
years. Alfalfa should be seeded a
the rate of 25 pounds to the acre.
Q.?How much variety shoul
there be ln the dairy cow's ration?
A ration composed of a succulen
feed, legume hay, and at least thre
different concentrate feeds usually
contains sufficient variety for t3>
cow producing a medium flow c
milk. At least two more concei
trate feeds would be needed for th
heavy-producing cow. Variety in th
ration adds to Its palatabtltty an<
insures against a shortage in th<
supply of mineral matter and th<
different forms of proteins.
Almost ten mllllin automobile dr
vers lh this country damaged the!
own cars or those of others las
year.
CCC MALARIA
in d?y? and
* reljeves
8alve*Noee drops COLDS
Liqiffd-TabtotS symptoms first da;
Try "Rub-My-TIsm" ? a Wondsrfu
Llnimsnt
Everything For Shoes
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?Shining
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?Cleaning
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Shoe And Bicycle
Service
Phone 154
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: I^KNOWJ
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9 - RAMBLING SKETCHES OF
9 OAK GROVE NEWS
< (By Mrs. William Wright)
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3 The revival services which were
s .u < pi ogress at the local church last
wee'a closed Thursday , flight with
eight ' additions to. the church. Five
for baptism and thrre by .letter. The
i aptismal service was held Sunday
afternoon.
it
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
t Mrs. James S. Ware were Dr. J. O.
, WarA \fi> nn/l Mru **
( ..ma. u?u .HI O. ilUtlll 13. WUTtJ
,( of Washington, ,D C.. Mr. and Mrs.
j. William Ware and children, Billy
; and Wanda Ruth, of Mooresville and
if Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ware and chfls
dren.
I. Miss Annie Randall of Kings
n Creek, S. C? was a recent visitor of
d Mrs. Z. A. Ellis and family.
itt Mr. and Mrs. Everette Ford and
f. family spent Sunday with Mr and
fl Mrs. Lyman Champion.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Champion and
daughter. Sarah. Mrs. C. N. Porter
5 and little son. and Mr. P. F. Mce
Swain spent several days last weelt
I visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
? Ware and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Chama
pion of near Ocala. Florida.
j. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bell of GasII
tonfa were Tuesday night guests of
r the former's father. D; A. Bell.
y Rev. Ldther Hawkins of Gastonia
A and Thaniel Bell attended the B. T.
H U. Conference at Ridgecrest Friday.
t Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Patterson
t announce the birth of a son, Gilbert
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-- twt IL p. tuases inouit*y how emptott.
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I 1 NOW ?t MADC teNore IN 3
I I e*y* ay limtrav*?t
rosMtxiy took + to
Dell., July 17. Mrs. Patterson is the
former Miss Kathleen lvovelace.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ware. left
Wednesday for Waynesville where
they will spend several days with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Briggs, be
fore returning to their home In
Washington, D. C.
, Mr. Clyde McSwaln of Hickory,
i spent Sunday night with his par
I ents. Mr. and Mrs. El&m McSwaln.
Grass breeding, estimated to be
26 years behind that of other
crops, is now beginning to receive
more attention from farmers and
scientists.
ADS ARE NEWS
Printed In Big Type
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tJHBDAY, ADGD8T I, 1?40
With a decrease in the pic crop .
nut increased lard buying by the |
Irttlsh, the hog situation la looking
irghter for American growers as
rices have already started advancMK
slightly. j _ I Li
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Propertv damage 1n 1910 motor
"hrv4< accidents totaled >7 fiO.OOO.00.
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HOW
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keep
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Wtmu ITlaJei
When you feel welL It is m
Have you ever dragged thn
by a Headache, Neuralgia, Mi
Menstrual Pains?a day wbe
kept you on the job?
Dr. Miles An
usually relieve Headaches. I
also in the relief of the oth<
above.
A package of these {
prompt acting pain re- :
Levers may saye you
hours of suffering. Be prepared.
Have Dr. Miles x?
Anti-Pain Pills in the^x^house.
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IFICATIOMS FOR PREMIUM FUELS!
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WIFE'S FAULT 1 *
Husband said married life was I
rosy until wife laundered his I M
shirts. Then fireworks began. I fl|
Now all hunky dory, again. Sends I _
his shirts with family washing to I
Unntonla New Way Laundry. Said I
wants malt- aot :-wash*02dan: * 1*
TO KEEP COOL ?
f is nothing more reing
for summer than
I glass of milk. Rich in
tins, delightful to the
ind considerate of your
summer fashion lines
3 is the best way to
cool!
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iaery when you don't
sugh a day made miaerable
oscular Pains or Functional
n only your sense of duty
ti-Pain Pilb
rou will find them effective
>r nagging pains mentioned
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out this territory
below is oft disp
^ A _ news it tells is
|AA I motorists, we ha
' I portunity to give .
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D^*XNE GLAN(
V_/ probably
Gulf and Gulf
been stepped
board couldn'
not a symbolic
drawn graph!
This char,
boosts in ami
direct com pari.
great fuels haw
t more, these im
... step ups thi
ence in your ct
The step-up
extra performs
so high it no<
lina's specifics
line. The imprt
?which was ?
all normal dri<
it tower over i
And when yot
. Gulf No-Nox
lina's specifics
just imagine <
Dgcked fuel wi
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Durham County 4Al Club abb
m aro keeping their project recrd
book* up-to-date much better
ils year than they did a year ado,
?> ? J. A. Sutton, assistant farm
tent of the Extension Service
For \
JOB PRINTING
Phone
1*7
V_Lhe telephone boll should
be a happy sound, a welcome
invitation to a sociable
chat. But it may be
. more worrisome than wel
come when it demands a
dash down the stairs ?
which it does if you have
only one telephone and
happen to be upstairs when,
it rings.
Why go on putting up
with calls that eet vou
o /
down? For a very few pennies
a day you can have an
upstairs extension tele- .
phone which will save you
those troublesome trips and
give a lot of added protecr <
tion, besides.
Call the telephone office
today and let us tell you
how little it costs to enjoy;
the many benefits of an ex:
tension telephone.
SOUTHElin BellTelephme
Ml TELEGRAPH COntPRM'.
INCORPORATED
illboards through-?the
Culf poster
ley. Because the
Important to all
? taken this opyou
the full facU.
:e at this poster has
told you that both Good
No-Nox gasolines have
up. But what the billt
explain is that this is
' picture but an accurately
shows you the relative
knock value?shows by ,
oti, how much these two
e been improved. What's
provements are tangible
it can make a real dtfTcrir!
in Good Gulf gives it an ,
tnce "plus" . ... boosts it
w exceeds North Carations
for premium gasoovement
in Gulf No-Nox
ilready knockprooj under
ving conditions?makes
ts old remarkable high,
i consider even the old
surpassed North Carotions
for premium fuel, *
what this new, powerII
do for your car!
DEC "21 w?y? to
IILL Save Monty."
iU halpful booklet li
urt for the asking at
ur Good Gulf dealer's. 1
it your copy right
ray, at the Sign of tha
ilf Orange Disc. 0 *
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