Farm Holiday Vigilant*,
Nagging Punt an
Warning Signals
TEMPORARY pais relief remedies
may hi* too much (offering at
the moment, but putting a mask
over a warning signal docs not
dear up the condition it was tail
ing roo to avoid.
Whan periodic pains, doe to a
weak, rna-dowa condition, dis
tress you. treatment for the cause ct
the UuaMe ihcnld be started without
May. Take Cardui to. build up anlnst
tha aarcliur symptoms of ordinary
woman] v allmrata So many woixms
amiss CaRIXJI. It srast be seed to
nave the widespread use that It has
today. Sold at drag atorea. Try it!
It took J. O. Robey of Haywood
County a lone time to find he could
have running water la his home but
Coanty Agent Jones showed him
and now he ia patting in a system
that will furniah water to home and
barn by turning a spigot.
fREE All?
; MY WAY , THE.
PEPRBS5IOM uUSTOffEDl
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A LOT OF STUFFED
SHIRTS THAT LOOKED
REAL HAUDSOME
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Beauty and Health
Depend on Minerals
Science Discovers that Health, Beauty
and Life Itself Depend on Proper
Mineral Balance of the Body
BeamtUnl SJUm
Sparkling Bye*
Health and Beamtg
All Depend on
Mineral Balance
ARE YOU REDUCING?
If eo, pom need Minerals
to keep pom etiumt
\ *. and weU.
of Smffidtmt Miner
alt and Vitamin* Dt
tirv ip Health and Bring t
on Untold Pain and Suf
fering.
No ma.n, woman or child
can look their best, feel well
and strong and enjoy life, as
God intended, unless the Min
eral content of the body is
kept in proper balance. This
fact has been proven con
clusively.
FOODS DEVITALIZED
Modem netfcodb of refining load*
rob tin of wmrk of the Mineral
to health. Poor
diet * at
of tnafale. The body
b (tarred for the eeeiiiliel Minn ale
Sooa we aofler with
constipation, Waiter lire
j pinpfj Ah. Wa loea
M tied ad Betleee, lad
to fet em<h aieep. Health deasta
ne end wa waader why.
NATURAL WAV TO HEALTH
After rea ri of neeanfe. a
LETS MINERAL COMPOUND
With Vitamins
The Foundation of Health
r ? ?
NOW YOU, TOO, CAN ENJOY
Health, Strength and Vigor of Youth, Eat with
a Keen, Hearty Appetite, Enjoy Sound Refreshing
Sleep, and Feel Like Yomnetf Again.
MAKE THIS 10 DAY TEST
Convince Yourself!
i It jat 10 dajra. Go la job
battle of LEE'S MINERAL COMPOUND,
ttajCTojU. Yaall be nT?nil at the
i |Wl?ti??a, 08a and
Dn^iat and KT? ?
Tab it NguUtb. aod
the faelmc of namd ttnngih Mi
aca a? aliAul to "beset jron ap~ bvt ?
For Sale by
To Launch
Democratic Drive
Greensboro, 8ept. *. ? C. L Sha
ping. Attorney of Uis <*J. W?o Im
been appointed Director of Pinnace
In tkli Mate for the Democratic
National committee. aH tonight
that ha expected to inaugurate im
mediately the Democratic drive tor
financial aupport in North Carollma.
Every effort will be made in accord
ance with the wlahea of the Nation
al Committee to enlist the rank aad
file of the party in this enterprise.
Contributions to aid In financing
the fight which the Democratic par
ty la conducting this year to restore
the national government to the poo
pie and to tarn oat. of office the Re
publican administration at Wash
ington which has ao consistently
disregarded the rights of the com
mon people, will be gladly received
In any amount whatsoever. It is
realised that there are thousands
who deal re to aid in this work who
find themselves unable to contrib
ute more than a dollar, aad many
leae than that aum.
I wish to say at the outset that all
contributions will be welcomed. I
shall he glad to receive at my office
here all gifts, whether large or
small. I would very much rather
be able to , report to the National
Committee when this effort ends
that fifty thousand Democrats In
North Carolina contributed small
sums than to aay one thousand con
tributed large sums.
The Democratic party la the par
ty of the people. It la the welfare
of all the people of the nation to
whoae service the party is dedicated.
What the country needs is a return
of the Democratic party to power
aad the revival and application of
Democratic prindplea. The enlight
ened conscience of the people has
awakened to this need.
Promises made by the Republican
party in 1S2S have been openly and
shamelessly broken and that party
la now divided and discredited. As
a result of the failure of the Re
publican party to keep faith w*th
the people, it suffered in the 1SS0
election the most crushing defeat
it has ever suffered in its entire
history in the mid-term of one of
its presidents. It will lose again
this year.
The KepuDlicmn party U the par
ty of opportunism, the agent of priv
ilege and the bulwark of private
monopoly. Twelve yean of Repub
lican misrule have brought the citi
zens of this nation to the realisa
tion that the Republican party offers
nothing to the average man and
woman. We must end this era. We
can end this era. The way is
through the election of a Democratic
president and a Congress which is
overwhelmingly Democratic. Every
man and woman has the chance to
respond with gifts according to their
means. I hope the response in
North Carolina will be geaeroaa.
All signs indicate that the Demo
cratic party will win In November.
This will be assured if we can raise
the necassary funds. Victory for
the Democratic party means that
there will be In the presidency a
man in whom the people will have
confidence.
Chemical Controls
Peach Tree Borers
Effective control of peach tree
borers cms be secured by growers
In North Carolnla by the nae and
proper applications of paradlchlor
benxene.
"This chemical has been thor
oughly tested and peach growers
can expect from 95 to 100 percent
control It nsed properly," says C. H.
Brannon. extension entomologist at
State College. "The age of the tree,
however, has a great deal to do
with the amount of chemical to nse
and growers should be very careful
in the amount used as well as the
time and method of application."
Where two and three year old
trees are badly infested the chemi
cal may be used at the rate of one
half ounce to the tree but if the
tree is not badly Infested the use
is not recommended, says Mr. Bran
non.
For trees that are four and five
years old three-quarters of an ounce
is sufficient and tor those trees that
are six years old and older one full
ounce should be applied. For very
old trees with large trunks the dose
should be one and one-quarter ounce
to the tree.
Mr. Brannon states that jwj lit
tle preparation of the soil Is neces
sary other than breaking the crust
with a hoe and smoothing it off.
The dirt, however, must be placed
around the tree if the borer hole is
above the surface of the soil. The
gaa formed by paradlcholorbensene
is heavier than air and will not pen
etrate holes above the point of ap
plication.
In applying the chemical all gum
should be scraped from the trunk
of the tree and the dirt levelled.
The crystals should then be put in
a continuous ring around the tree
about one inch wide and one inch
from the trnnk. Be careful in put
ting down the crystal so that none
will come in contact with the tree,
adviaes Mr. Brannon. Loose dirt
should then be placed over the
crystal* and packed in a mound
close to the tree, he states.
Walter Bnreh of Clay County has
Increased kis corn yield daring the
part tea year* from 19 to 4* boah
ela aa acra. Had clover aad p?aa
(at the credit aad Coanty Agent
Bowdftch says that ether crop* on
tke (am hare been larraa??l in the
ratio.
Men who take tfcfaga aalndi
*eaarally get away with tkaa a.
SUHWYMKXH
LESSON
If Cbarlti E. Dunn
Lam (or Stptoutx-i It:
The Reports of the Spies
Number. 13 and 14
Go Idea Text: Psalm 27:1
The Israelites were now in the 1Kld
ancss of Piru, when kloaes is com
manded by the Lord to select tweivs
men. one from each tribe, to make I ?
of the promised
bind. Thus was in
augurated one of
the earliest geog
raphical expedi
tions in history.
These scoots made
a thorough inves
tigation of both the
land's fertile areas
and its baiTen
wastes. Their n
nnrt wai romnrr
tensive, but 'not ?" <>-. E. D?
Tea of the spies, while admitting
that the land was very rich, nererthe
leu counseled against attempted coo.
quest. "All the people we saw there,"
they insisted, "were men of huge use.
The) made us feel like grasshoppers.'1
(Moffatt's version.)
Bat Caleb and Joshua, who gave ths
minority report, were made of sterner
stuff. "We ought to march up at once,"
they cried, "pad seize the land."
Note the grit of this sturdy pair.
They had plenty of nerve to oppose ?
verdict of comrades who greatly out
numbered them. Never was such cour
age more needed We are all tempted
to follow the crowd like silly sheep.
How few will think through for them
selves the profound issues at stake in
the coming election, and vole accord
ingly I Moat voters will fa**,*.
band-wagon of that candidate whom
they think is most likely to win.
Secondly, consider the exploring
spirit of Caleb and his companion,
their penchant for adventure. The Jews
were a great exploring people. Now
opportunities for travel are very limited
for moat of as. But we can cultivate
our minds. We can develop a hobby.
Finally, these men had the confi
dence of victory. They knew that they
were right, that time was 06 their
side. The people, in despair, scorned
their advice, and yearned for Egypt.
But Caleb and Joshua stock to their
guns, and lived to see their judgment
vindicated. Under Joshua the children
of God did enter Canaan.
_ Yoa and I desperately need, in this
time of fear and doubt, such confidence
in the future triumph of the right
When disheartened let us say, with
Gladstone, *1 appeal to time."
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While stores are boosting big clearance sale* we call jroar
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