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TAPES AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF $1.49 A m i
AND GET A SECOND 3 PK BLANK /^M J
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BUY ONE 6 PC. SET STAINLESS STEEL ^1
STEAK KNIVES AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF
J1.99 AND GET A SECOND 4 PC. SET
STAINLESS STEEL STEAK \ ^
KNIVES FREE
buy one pkg. ice-o-derm complexion
puffs at the regular ptice of ll.ff
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Contor Monday-Wednesday
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8:00 to 10:00 Thursday 8:00 to 10:00
Friday-Saturday 8 to II
1:00 to 7:00 Sunday I:00to7:00
The Chronicle, Thursday, April 12, 1984-Paqe C5
Take care
A<2lxlll with teas
^ For years sassafras tea
^ $49.78 I was used as a mild
stimulant. It was also used?
to flavor root beer, but it
was banned in 1960 when
the FDA found it contains a
1 naturally-occurring cancerI
causing substance called
"Just because something
has been used for many
years and is 'natural' does
not mean that safe,"
mm points out Dr. Robert
Brackett, extension food
safety specialist, North
| 11 Carolina State University.
Spring tonics and natural
V/2 LB. BAG FROZEN 11 ?lir ,V * f^r
mq11 cures cause problems tor
II people every year. "It may rRlcS
|| be tempting to go out and
^herbs for a tea 'like
Iuranama used to make,'"
but Grandma recognized
many of these herbs as
medicines," Dr. Brackett
says.
Plants which can cause
problems for some people
when brewed into a tea includes
?Chammomile, which
has caused life-threatening
anaphylatic reactions in
people allergic to ragweed,
asters or chrysanthemums.
These people should also
avoid teas made from the
flowers of goldenrod,
marigold and yarrow;
-Senna, aloe, buckthorn
and dock, which can cause
severe diarrhea.
--Large quantities of
licorice tea can cause
~sodium retention,
potassium loss, severe diar,
, ... , , ,
rhea and high blood
pressure.
--Burdock, catnip,
I juniper, hydrangea, jimson
weed, comfrey, shave grass,
horsetale and juniper ber
i . 4.
ries also bother some people.
Ginseng, sold widely as a
i . .
tonic, stimulant and
aphrodisiac, can also cause
unpleasant side effects.
"Even pure ginseng can
contain estrogen compounds
which can cause the
opposite of the desired effects,"
Dr. Brackett says.
'Heavenly
Bamboo9
VT l | f
Nandina, long a favorite
as a foundation plant, is
oecoming more popular as
l. bottle signal . .
lt the regular price of an accent plant or specimen
a second bottle plant for containers, it's
VASH . .. FREE widely grown throughout
North Carolina.
pkg. personna H Some people call it
dr at the regular price
set a second s pk. per- 44Heavenly Bamboo." N.C.
rprr B Agricultural Extension Ser
vice specialists say that the
pkg. assorted placo B plant is a native of China
"noi"P"'CI0f "" I and is a member of the
IOMBS . . FREE bayberry family.
Nandina gro\Vs as a mass
of upright, unbranched
I stems. The leaves will range
from deep green in shady
| m locations to a light green or
. , 1A. reddish nnrple m the SUTV It
ALL VARIETIES BE- blooms in mi4-sf>rmg but
brownK^J IERVE (I"""" ^ cmlytr^eratelyshowy "
QAIICAPP II white flowers. The shrub is
most appreciated for its
B bright red berries in the fall
tAVE-5>^ I 0f ,he year"
F?r t>est results, plant
B Nandina in partial shade.
I ri B Try to select rich soil with
(I || ^* ||?\B good drainage. Don't plant
JLJIW II k k Y? Nandina between curbs and
I |l sidewalks because the soil
II temperature will be ex|1
1 cessively high.
19 1 WW fll || J| After several years, the
|| vl plant will become "leggy,"
and the inner canes or stems
? should at that time be
VINN-MXIE CHARIOTTI. INC.I removed near the ground
RESERVED...PRICES GOOD level.
kPRIl U. 1*?4.
The extension specialists
at North Carolina State
University suggest that
Nandina should be used
1 U.S. HWY. 21 A I more in landscaping. It
'Old CCC I ma^es an exce^ent showing
^ P . I when planted against a
I screening fence or stucco
ELKIN, N.C. I Waii.
I M?8?0yto<So?'3y I Nand'na is ?"e ?f thc
Sunday I most disease ar,d msect
I 12:00 to 7:00 I resistant of all evergreen
shrubs.