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WATER CONDITIONERS
SOFTEN HARD WATER
Water, the one ingredient abso
lutely essential tn laundering and
all cleaning in the home, ia rarely
ever provided tn perfect condition
by nature- The minute that it hits
the earth as rain, it begins to
pick up minerals and becomes
"hard."
Water is considered hard when
mineral content is three grains
or above- Since the national aver
age is ten graina, there are rel
atively lev anta In the ctmtry
where water hardneaa Is not a
problem. .
The two chief offenders in mak
ing water hard are calcium and
magnesium When you try to com.
bine water having three or more
grains el these minerals in it with
soap, you get a sticky curd that
interferes wth the cleaning act
ion of the soap. Modern deter
gents help some, but the real an
swer is soft water to begin with
And the most satisfactory solu
tion to the hard water problem is
a borne water softener. This is
simply a resin-filled container
connected in your plumbing sys
tem. the resin extracts the mag
nesium and calcium from the
water and releases sodium
RECAPTURING THE SERENITY
OF A TIME, LONG AGO
Sometimes on a quiet street of a se
questered village, one can sense the
tranquility of yesteryear's simple life
and sturdy virtues. Today's paee is fast
er, its problems more complex, but the
virtue of thrift, so esteemed by our fore
bears, can still contribute most import
antly to our peace of mind. Systematic
saving remains today as always, the key
stone of happy, contented living.
CITIZENS BANK and TRUST CO.
Murphy ? Andrews ? Robbinsville
Hayesville
SERVING SOUTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Flavorful Soup Starts Good Meal
For a "soup-to-nuts" dinner, try celery and oijion soup as an
opener. It's a flavor combination that suits practically every taste.
Today's recipe features liquefied instant' nonfat dry milk in a
speed-up procedure for making homemade cream-type soups. In
stant nonfat dry milk often appears in recipes all through the
meal? irom soup
to sherbet ? fop
you use it as you
use milk for
cooking, baking
and drinking. It
mixes immedi
ately even in ice
water.
Instant nonfat
dry milk, "the
heart of milk",
contains all of
milk's high qual
ity proteins, cal
cium and ribo
flavin for it is
top-quality pas
teurized milk
from which only
the fat and wa
ter have been re
moved. It is most
inexpensive. The
family-size pack
age make* 12
quarts of nonfat
milk for only
about eight cents
a quart.
Anu uniuR SOUP
(Makes 6 servings)
n mipoon nil
Duh of pepper
2 cup* liquefied intlani
Stailac nonfat dry milk
Melt butter In
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ner - mtt liquefied lnita*t ?w*i?<- vegetable mixture.
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mediately after their regular tap
per meeting tor the purpose af
selling light bulbs.
Bulbs have been packed and
are ready for distribution. Pro
ceeds will be used in the pro
gram for the blind.
(which does not effect the effi-l
ciency of soap) through an action
called "ion exchange."
When the hardness exchanging
capacity of the softener equip
ment has been exhausted, it is
easily regenerated with salt wat
er to give the unit a fresh supply
of sodium ions and to flush the
accumulated hardness ions down
the drain. Need for this regener
ating cycle varies with the type
of water softener you're using.
"There are three general types
of mechanical water softeners
now on the market, many of them
sleek and streamlined to take
their place alongside your other
I handsome appliances. These are
the units requiring manual oper
ation for regeneration; semiauto
matic units, requiring some sup
ervision during regeneration; and
fully automatic softeners.
Before buying a water condi
tioner for your home, you'll want
a complete analysis of your wat
er and an estimate of your fam
ily's needs- Any authorized wat
er conditioner dealer can provide
this service.
You're then ready to select a
water softener unit for a com
plete soft water supply-that is,
fo both hot and cold water. And
when it is installed you'll have
a home water improvement that
will affect every phase of home
| making? for the better!
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POSTER CHILD LEADS MDAA APPEAL
Thta appealing poster, showing four-year -aid Ala* KtwibU
of Vutn, Mich, w ill be diipU yed throughout the tioaalij ta the
TkaalndTtai MARCH FOBMVSCVlJl? DYSTROPHY. Aa IMS
Footer Child of Muscular Dystrophy Assoc latlona of America, Inc.
Alan lymbolisea nearly a quarter million American victims at
this pi Bfi taslTely crippling disease whose cause Is obacare and
for which there is, aa yet, no effective treatment.
i Funds raiaed la the honse-to-hoose appeal this Ntrember
will strengthen the scientMe research program sponsored by
Muscular Dystrophy Associations ef America, Inc. , ~ >'
Mrs- Minnie Belle Edwards, ?
died Thursday at S:M p m. at
her home in Hayes viUe following
a long illness.
Mrs- Edward* wee a daughter of
the late Thomas Jtttnioo and
Ann Clark Martin. Ska was a
member of Martin Hill Baptist
Church.
Funeral cervices were conduct
ed Saturday at the Martin mil
Baptist Church by the Ren. Ver
lin Martin anl Onlie Jones. Burial
was in the church cemetery
Surviving are her husband:
James Oscar Edwards; one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Black of
Atlanta; one son, Thomas J. Ed
wards of Hayesville; four grand
children; there sisters, Mrs. Car
rie Chastain of Tenn., Mrs. Eva
Chastain and Mrs- Lena Martin
tin a HajrwvJU*.
' Irie funiril Bom was
in charge at
Service* far Mrs. Minnie Pin
more, 75, of HayeaviUe, who died
Wednesday, were held at 2:3*
P. M. Friday at HayeaviOe Meth
odist Church
The Rev. John Law, the Rev.
Claude Young the Rev- Ben Steel
and the Rev. Billy Fox were in
charge and burial was in Sweet
water Cemetery.
dgfi
pA*V for everyone
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Oglethorpe
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of Amtrkan or European Man.
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SAVANNAH,?
Writ* May for Hit DMriM Brvchar* or m yoar Travel .
Someone is bound to call this
again a paid political ad. I
don't agree it is political, but
I agree it is paid. However,
if Adams and Alcorn want to
reimburse me, it will be all
right
-DAY
IN W.N.C.
this year is as important as was 8 -Day in
Europe 14 years ago.
? liver us from Republican office holders
? sooner ? better 1
SI is the spot where my mark will be made November
4, for U. S. Senator, Congressman, all county and city
officials.
In other words, 1 don't pick the cake for raisins. For me,
a gjemocrat, it's a democratic ticket straight down
the line. !
People have asked me "Isn't November 4 a good
time for you to take out your spite for the shabby
treatment you received?" ,
May I respectfully ask what spite and what shab*
by treatment? I have no ill feelings against
anybody and as to shabby treatment, I don t
know that I was treated shabbily.
If you are a (8 emocrat and believe in the
principles of the democratic Party, put
your mark where it will do the most good
. . . the Jg .
Heinz
Rollman
Don't miii the Democratic
Rally October 29th, eve
ning, AsbevQle Auditorium.
Governor Clement of Teb
nessee, main speaker.
Free Vicuna coats wffl be
distributed if Adams Sc.
Company send as theirs.