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\ 1 v L\ Page Two THE ASHEBORO COURIER FOOD CONSERVATION IN NORTH CAROLINA Disbursements of Road Board for Nov. LEMONS MAKE SKIN 6, 1917 (S. R. Winters, in Review of Reviews.) WHITE, SOFT, CLEAR S , W. Hocket, lumber The county*health officer who wrote Wrig-ht, hay for county the Nox-th Carolina Food Consexwation teanxs $73.04 g'QQ Make This Beauty Lotion For a Few Cents and See For Yourself * SENATOR BANKHEAD I CARRIES “BIG STICK” !:! Commission that the diversification i' roads campaign xind war-pmduction di'ive Co., vcinijwcuuii CHIU wai-uiuuucuun aiivc * , ttti n had lessened the death rate of botR Asheboro Wheelbap-ow adults and children is at least credited -r^ p ^pplies . with voicing the ardor of a production A^mnis & Co., supplies .. and conservation progrram that added j" Daniel, labor on road $75,000,000 in food-crop wealth to the ... 9«’nfl What girl or woman hasn't heard of ‘‘b.Ob lemon juice to remove complexion 113.b5 blemishes; to whiten the slcin and to bring out the roses, the freshness and the hidden beauty ? But lemon juice d-bO alone is acid, therefore irritating, and should be mixed Vvith orchard '.vhite 69.33 this way. Strain through a fine cloth Viu,vuv,vvw All i.v>ju-i.iup wcciiLJi w 1.11C p „ XT' L- 1 V. 1-/1 on ui-xc’.ni uitiuugit u iii State. He was emphasizing the tonic labor- 14.ju juice of two fresh lemons qualities of a varied diet of fresh veg- labor otables, while conser\^ation agencies in .. payroll on Crott^ road bottle containing about three ounces of orchard wdiite, then shake well and you v.vcv,..*vio, .rniic VCA1.I.U11 111 Q ,1 . riT'IT r' 1*30 Oc u vviiiuc, mcii oiitiivy well ciim yuu the same county were checking Noith- ,iing oo., supplies 13U.30 have a whole quarer pint of skin and .1 . , . , , J TC Ki-oHxr l<5hoy citiH oiim-ilToc! 91 9 1 , . , > . , . .. ern labor migration by placing 1,000 ^r supplies 212.lo complexion lotion ot about the cost .1 . .,*'f CJ. 13 U3 1>1 Qr*yii:x o K/\y H +/^n>yi IkOM ^ 12.58 one usually pays f-”r a small jar of ordinary cold cream. Be sure to sti am the lemon juice so no pulp gets into the bottle, then this lotion will remain pure and fresh for months. When ap plied daily to the face, neck, arms and lianas it should help to bleach, clear, laborers on farms through an employ- labor and team . . 15.00 ment bureau. J- A. Bunting, supplies 33.94 The incident alike suggests the John B. Hunible, freight and scope and effectiveness of the four . i^ossage refund . months’ campaign of the North Caro- Asheboro Wagon Co., repairs lina Food Conseiwation Commission in ^^ohmery 2o.95 re-shaping a state wedd’ed to cotton Hugh J. Burns, repairs on ixcxp oh hh and tobacco. It was a stroke to square finery ........ JJ’h;:' smoothen and beautify the skin. a deficit of $80,000,000 annually spent W. h. Miller, time, hands, com 143.00 ,^ruggist will supply three for food and foodstuffs from tne Mid- Asheboro Motor Co., repairs ounces of orchard v.-hite at very little die West. The task was one of gigan- and supplies ^ tic calibre, and happily the Governor %• ••••;. of the State threw the weight of his J* A. Brady & Co., supplies .. personality and office into the “feed- <J. D. Adams & Co., supplies . . yourself” campaign. Even before the J* payroll declaration of war. Governor T. W. . j 'i'- r or Bickett had issued a war-gard’en proc- lamation. This came in March. But, Franklinville Mfg. Co., corn tallying to the classification of an supplies “Agricultural Governor,” he quickly Martin Ledwell, repairs and 40.98 32.00 cost and the grocer has the lemons. Washington. — Senator Bank- head of Alabama startled his colleagues by stalking into the >! chainbei- just before the recent ^ adjournment with the aid of a hickory stick six feet long. The ^ senator is no lightweight and he !♦: towers over the average man, -ij] but a prop so entirely out of all H accepted proportions caused comment. >i Senator Knox’s curiosity was such that he demanded an ex planation. “It’s the stoutest bit of wood ever cut in Virginia,” said the owner. “Quite a good deal of it,” ob served the Pennsylvania senator. “Do you know that if that stick were cut in two, and one of the Merchant Marine Is First Line of Naval Defense in This War. ARE FEEDING MANY LANDS >;' English Freighters Fight U-Boats While Neutral Craft Ply to Safe Zones—Half Tonnage'Working for France Sent by England. ■228.41 seals on SALE FOK SOL- . DIERS’ CHRISTMAS PACKETS London.—An analysis of the pres* vieie cut m LUO, ana one or tne ot-ni-nc r.f u .a parts had a ice silver 'head on S ® merchant it, it would make a most appro- ij; effected by the war will indb priate gift for a friend?” cate more clearly than any statement 80.21 150.20 50.00 Red Cross Seals Went On Sale Novem ber 5. Soldiers’ Christmas Packets Expected to Carry Red Cross ^als , , . • * „ For the reason that Christmas pacK- horse shoeing 2.35 ets must be sent by the Red Cross grasped the economic law that produc- vo on tion is but a simple operation when H. L. Yom, feed chapters to the soldiers not later than compared with the intricacies of South- J* Iwbbins, repair work . 2.60 November 15, and again for the rea- em marketing problems. A- Cox, labor and payroll son that every packet will be expected The centralized conseiwation agency on old Troy road 'ffY to cai-ry one or more Christmas mes- . . . , . . ^ 3*....« k..... 1 TIT/..!...... 1*^ 1 r.r. >1 KU il . , “Not on your life,” responded the gentleman from Alabama, >; quick to reject the hint. “This was sent to me by a friend. I am going to take it down home if you fellows ever get through wind-jamming here and adjourn. It will be just the to use whelT I around my farm.” heretofore issued the extent to which the merchaut marine has been, ab- !♦! sorbed into national service under the immediate control of the government. There is no more emphatic proof of the measure in which England has IT-S YOUR STEP THAT ATTRACTS £ Says Women Pay Too Much Heed To Their Face Instead of Their Corns Watch your step! A brisk, lively step is what charms more than a. lovely skin, but your high heels have caused conis and you limp a little.. That’s bad, gins, and you know it.. Corns destroy beauty and grace, be sides corns are very easy to remove.. Rid your feet of every com by ask ing at any drug store for a quarter of an ounce of freezone. This will cost little but is sufficient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one’s feet. A few drops applied directly upon a. tender aching corn relieves tiie sore ness and soon the entire corn, root and all, lifts right out without pain. This freezone is a gummy substance which dries instantly and simply shriv els up the corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding skin. Women must keep in mind that coraless feet create a youthful step which enhances her attractiveness. NOW IS THE TIME FOR SAUER KRAUT The Food Value is Great and a Huge Supply Should Be Put Up for Win ter Use Now is the time to make .T.xiHii ii/iAgitiuu lias ,, . xi- • ^ I. ,v — saueiT placed her resources at the disposal of say officials of the United States, thing for me 'he wnr cause Ilian this analysis of the I doS’l^fufall go prowling >: merchant fleet's disposition. British j has resulted in an euormoul ertbaS ships are working for France, for Italy, ' crop. Nine out of eTOrTlO pounds ?f rne cenu-aiizea conseiwation agency .4 V-' ’ ciu-ry one or more t^nristmas mes- for fhP iinfm-i-nn.>to v,,u.,f,.rsi c* *. c .i, * ■ ir * ■ . v; was duly organized, and, bearing the Central Motor Co., supp les 4.69 sage through Red Cross Christmas vtou d he tl , 1 t T f Lack of rain .1 L--. 1 -X* XI-- cix-x- - J W D StpH-mnn /?t Gn sninnlip.*? 178.68 cr>oir. 4-1,- -..i,. ,, , woiiia be tliieateiied with starvation : year sent the price of cabbage from. charter-seal of the State, empowered ^ supplies I^S.68 seals, the sale of seals was allowed to act on April 17. The Governor W R Cagle, labor and supplies 60.20 to begin this year November 5. This APT I PATHPD PDDIV/I CUAdi/o headed the commission. John Paul A_. M. Ferree, feed and lumber 313-10 was the order of Dr. L. B. McBrayer, riLtt rilUIVI bMAKKb Lucas, ex-newspaper man, farmer-real Victor Parker, labor _.. 4.50 executive secretary of the State Red estate-dealer, and president of the Randolph Motor Co., repairs Cross Seal Commission, to all agents North Carolina P'armers’ Convention, j • •: ;• H-ol or chairmen of local Red Cross Seai was designated full-time executive W. M. Austin, shoeing county committees. secretary. Other members of the com- •,•••••. “All local agents will be expected • " • • ' ^ 2.00 to have their supply of seals on hand o.OO and ready for sale before November 15," ' " Series of Tests by Government Shows That Product Is Durable and Satisfactory. mission were: State Commissioner of J* C. Farlow, frt. on supplies Agriculture, president of North Caro- Fouth Roller Mills, or.ts lina Agricultural and Engineering College, director of the State Experi- Randleman Bargain House New London, Conn.—A contract for rnent Stations, president of State Yom Milling Co., supplies Farmers’ Union, and State Demonstra- C. N. Cox, clerk to board and tio'n Agent. ^ Posting booKs ............ Crops had begun to Sprout when the C. C. Cheek, day on board a.nd executive secretary assumed active di- 7 '' ‘ I rection and inia.tcd’ plans to switch John B. Humble, day on board farmers from all-cotton crop, insure a A. B. Coltranc, day on board liberal use of commercial fertilizers, ^,^0 ...... •••••• and guarantee a well-tilled soil and an C. H. Hill, day on board and increased acreage adaptable to food mileage . crops, supplies 13.97 every Red Cross chapter as well as tiie twenty days af- last if the allies did not help to keep them alive. Troops, munitions, equipment, food supplies have been brought from all quarters of the world in British ships, not exclusively for British con sumption, but for all of Britain’s al lies and for neutrals. Without the $2 and $5 a ton to $100 and $200. One million dollars’ worth of last year’s crop of cabbage was made into* sauerkraut, but even so there was such, a shortage of this valuable food ma terial that the price rose from $3.50 a barrel to $35. The ancient art of pickling or fer- 55.00 people in general, in making up their consignment, has been Christmas packets for the boys, will by the government to J. W. 4.20 be glad to place one or more. Red Fordhara, a blacksmith, of this vi- Cross Christmas seals on every pack- cinity. 9 00 send. He says seals will be There are to be three varieties of sent to nay person acting as chairman hook, eleven, ten and nine inches in 3.60 tl\eflreit.™"wflVe‘’“fo:7‘mmton S-efll^ailh h"!’"’'™' seals with which to supply your needs, '‘““hed to each hook. 3.70 We trust you will sell three times as “ reported from a Washington jpo, — many as you did last year. If you <^orrespond£at that the government is , emy on sight. 'l rained in the art of publicity as ftotne was reported to be self-sustain- can sell more than your present oraer about to prospect in a new leather ' newspaper reporter, the whole-time x- n • x field, that of shark skins. In a se- secretary instantly sought the 'co- Christianity essentially incorporates “At this time,” says Dr. McBrayer, ries of tests a durable and satisfac- oporauion of the State press. Three qualities of patriot and fine citi- “when patriotism beats in every heart tory leather has been evolved from days after perfecting the organization, blood as it courses the the skins of these fish. It is believed British merchant mariue the world's menting food; as'a”ch^‘a''p“‘and lini'nle Intel national commerce would be al-.means of preserving it in large quanti- most at a standstill. jties, is highly endorsed by the depart- A famous authority on shipping and Client’s experts. On account of the- naval affairs recently pointed out that' development of canning Indus- the merchant marine has become the ■ ^4® healthful method of food first line of naval defense in this war;! and it is liternllTr ■Emu A mn-5/vT.ffx, rtis and it is literally true. A majoritv individual homes, J* uc. A inajoncy oi ^ but it offers a safe and sane method of 17 fi rm on onn.-x—.^xi-.x,. .. . tteref^e Skf T" |!^“7ng fm“tle"p“e“rish7we”p™ductrcomt tlieiefore tnke the same chances as'mg on to the market in quantities warships. They are attacked by the too great for immediate consumption- enemy on sight and they fight the en- j The advantages of this method of ■food conservation, say the depart ment’s officials, are that it is simple. Keep Out of Danger. Neutral vessels have sought the less x'equires little labor, practically no outlay of capital, and takes care of axi/cx yi^XXHHl/lllg l/iic HI 51X111X.C-V1H11, , lx- • 1,1 iTCXXlllo XIIC H1HH1X OO XI, HHUIOCO LUC TnO OJ a letter was dispatched to sixty daily Ji^® war production d^ye, and the pas- veins, we should all take special pride there is no" ren-^nn whv nn indn<!tri7 and weekly newspapers, and a syndi- cautioned, The bread and in the Red Cross Seal campaign, be- rnn-u' nnf ho n7.ofi4-ohiT, I t a ^ cate service supplied' readable copy to i^^at that your wealthy parishioner cause tuberculosis is Germany’s great- ^ profitably started, as many more. Plans and purposes w^tes now may cause your less for- est ally. It has killed as many sol- i...’4-ii 4-v./. .iwi/-vviOiiivi tunate parishioner to v'ant a few or- x.r,c. ....-xi. — were outlined, with the admonition, dangerous zones of operation and ply' food in larger quantities. The method their trade in waters far from the Ger- also lends variety to the home menu.. man submarine bases, where they may The ferment hich develops in the food. , reasonably be certain to remain un-. thought by some to have a beneficiaL j molested. To the British merchant fleet ®ff6ct on the health. It is the same; [ Is left the uncomfortable duty of serv- develops in sour milk which. “Grow your own food and feed crops, months hence ” The nreacher was^rj em’'® >^Gei-manj has killed with ar- WORKS FOR NATIONAL UNITY i SgTn" thosr^tere whe°rrsnbmartne's’ "vide' TO^e“as“h7aTth- montns hence. 1 he preacher was re tillery; it^ has sent as many soldiers are thickest where mires ore eteewo To a certain kind of or go hungry!” quested to exhort from the pulpit the home as invalid’s as the German Co-operati've efforts of 7,000 school propaganda reduction of cotton acre- tillery has sent home wounded. We districts, 85 boards of trade, 3,000 f§^®J increased acreage to food and should go to the Red Cross seal cam- bankers, mayors, ministers, county foodstuffs, and a maximum produccion paign this year with renewed energy.” agents, and organized farmers were P®^ ac^ by careful tillage and gener- importuned to establish fair and ade- ®^® fertilization. STATE FALLS BEHIND IN-: quate markets. These trade arteries Labor ^and work stock—their spar- OPEN AIR SCHOOLS -were to invite an equitable distribu- sity—were eonditions_^ partially blam- -vvcie LH JUVILH €XI1 HLJUILCXHIC uiaLXJHix- J f r\nn nnn 1 V •—« - tion of $12,000,000 war-garden expan- $80,000,000 deficit in food Climate Favorable, Need Great, Yet • rr-i' ,11,1 , I I , nnn /'T'nv.c IVl O yiTY/VM Xyy.t-., . • . . ' Not One. Virginia Has Fourteen, Georgia Four. -X .pXX/,HHH,HHH W CVX ^eXX LLHil HA^CXll J -ff 1 • HXHxx. To establish adequate markets ^®®® crops. Mayors in ever town in trading centers of 100 counties was urged to enforce vagrancy laws, the ultimate aim of the commission, fluting idle labor to agricultural as expressed by Secretary Lucas to ^cfficus. Work stock engaged in mu- In the campaign for a more liberal food commissions in different counties. enterprises wei'e temporarily use of fresh air that the State Board Director B. W. Kilgore, of the Agri- withdrawn and put to productive uses of Health is making as its first ad- cultural Extension Service, addressed ^ri cultivating waste lands. vance against preventable diseases personal appeals to 3,000 bankers and ^^® P® ®®pnite achievements this winter, it is forced to admit, it merchants, stressing the significance commission in transforming an says, that the State is backward in the of adequate markets. He analyzed the ?80,000,000 food deficit into an econom- use it makes of open air schools, big essentials thus: reserve for other export channels? “Thus far,” says the Board, “we have (1),A disposibion to give the farm- "J"® what extent has North Carolina no record that there is a single open cr a square deal, to give him prefer- ®®®'Sed to draw upon the surplus prod- air school in North Carolina. Why, ence over the'farmers of the Central ,^®^® available for European mar- we cannot understand, as our climate West; (2) warehouse space and equip- f®^®» Possibly? The commission brief- is all that is favorable to this partic- nieni: fbr shelling’ corn, grading and iy o^ipiles this answer: ular kind of, educational health work cleaning corn, wheat, oats, beans, Whereas, 25,000,000 bushels of corn and there is no doubt about such work peas, and other products. were imported in 1916, littie, if any, being- needed. Just recently, a father He urged the merchants to provide ®® ^ipped into the State this wrote: ‘ I would like to send my boy sliellors and graders. Merchants had There will be 100,000,000 to school but he has afternoon temper- herctofore excused themselves from PO'^r^ds of pork available for other cx.- ature, and I’m advised to send him to developing a market by blaming tlie P®^*^ channels because of the stimulus the State Sanatorium. Is there any farmer for not shelling his corn or ^® swine production. The hitherto place in the State I could send him properly grading his product. The ®^®™ous importatffin of canned goods where he could improve his health and farmer, however, with only a surplus ^® I®ss_than 20 per cent the quan- his mind at the same time?’ of probably from 200 to 300 bushels, Previous ears. Wheat and other ’“That North Carolina has no place could not alford to purchase sheilers of P^®®u®ts were conseiwed to a corre- for_ children where their minds and graders. spending degree. ^ their bodies can improve at the samt The North Carolina Food Conserva- . Responding to an editorial in the time’ says the board, “is not in keep- _ tion Commission uncovered' 11,000 idle {®remost State newspaper, challenging lug with her other progressive health recently with the approval of Presi- acres on farms of county homes (poor- Governor, ‘What Is Being Done?” and educational agencies. It is not in ®®®t Wilson, Is preparing an intensive : houses). Here, as elsewhere, the mar- c®i«mission replied; keeping with her sister States. Vir- campaign for the unification of public' ketiug problem yas found to be local, , canning gmia has fourteen open air schools, opinion in the war. Mr. Vail Is pres-' cat off from the privilege of conimerce chard in every township'Tn thTcounw S m^ny^^fS: no^X Xhonf ^ sioners were written spirited apnoais: cs, the substitution of vegetables and ern states, the open air school system' Certainly no county home should ask 2““’ Ptbuucts not suitable for export has found a permanent place in the , the taxpayers to buy corn'meal sweet-- ’’ I''hedt, pork and beef products; State’s educational system. New York NICK CARTER IS IN 01- Irish potatoes, beans, or other crops, f tablishment m every trach'ng state has 106, Pennsylvania 22, Maiy- that are adaptable to their section of center of the State adequate and fair land ,12 Massachusetts 29, Ohio 10, the State.” Consequently, road convict “a^kets for staple food and feed crops,, Illinois 16, Michigan 16, and Califoi- forces were ti-ansfei-i-ed to these hith- , f,”® canning and diymg of prac- ma 7. Where there was not a single ■ ileally ail the surplus from the incvea^r- open air school listed in 1905, there are thickest, where mines are strewn, nickle fprSiPnf^xH k ,® ®^ where the Germans show the least con- ’ f®rmented^ by the sauerkraut -1. 1, 4X V process, was ascribed the good health, cern for humanity, where every hour of Japanese soldiers during the Russo- and every mile represents the serious Japanese war. Uncle Sam has been ^ chance of death and destruction. i quick to appreciate the value of fer- i The French ministry of mercantile' f®®<i in the diet of soldiers,, marine has issued a statement which ^.^® ordered large quantities - of sets forth the condition of the French sauerkraut, etc. merchant fleet. It is stated that the cabbage, cucumbers, and. French merchant marine amounts to e^bv this nrncp77 preserv- ?4,167,000 tons, of which 2,100 000 tons beet t„ps,\u"rmp tops antSSer^Tood” has been loaned to France by- Great materials which would othermise go to Britain. Thus it appears that half the waste. ^ tonnage working for France Is furnish-j Fermentation of vebetables is suc- ed by Great Britain. This Is,particu-'®®ssful either in northern or southern, larly Interesting in view of the well- ®?^^®- infomation will be sent, known fact that French shipping has department to anyone wishing- been dealt with rather tenderly by the details regarding the method. German submarines. The greatest of French shipping cor porations has been particularly fortu nate in this regard, and a curious -ex- A HOME ORCHARD ON EVERY NORTH CAROLINA FARM * Plans of the Agricultural Extension, planation of the fact is current in both Seiwiee to place a demonstration or- France and England. It is that this chard in every township oi- every coun- corporation represents a large invest- where an agricultural agent is em inent by one of the most powerful and greatly in the Thrift influential religious orders of the Ro- campaign rtir a home orchard on. m.-.n Ciitholic, and that the Germans t„ tte ?hrrffcoLY£tS‘”e’cerflf have made it a policy not unnecessarily pointed by Governor Bickett. Mr C to give otCense in this quarter. Second- B. Hudson, State Agent in charge of. ly, it is a matter of frequent note that the Farm Demonstration Work has ob- certain French ships are always per- tained plans from Horticulturist Hutt Theodore N. Vail, who is head of the t® escape, while other vessels in which a good home orchard for the their bodies can imnrnve nt enmp J-ueoaore ri. \ ail, wlio is hCcxvx hx xxx^ - - - xi. • • — — - time' says the boarf‘S njttn SeT Unity, organized ^ -“‘®- i S o“t;fner’X\-f Y’olnty Almost cut p«. I SsTeot!„n“t?ShfnsSu\^rs France is now almost as completely to have one demonstration home or- erto unproductive acres. The responsbj j - , p ‘j a x 'i l. ' - oaa • iqi^ was gouei-ous, and at least one county ®‘' "““ker of garden and truck patch- were 800 in 1916, . , , 1 es, and the conservation through brm-, As to the value of open air schools, Boy Readers Want Airmen or Subma rine Captains for Heroes Instead of Old Thrillers. I Britain. To put it in the reverse, she section designted has been I is almost as dependable on shipping it is the purpose of the Ex- ppl ipQC ' fis England. Before the war, accord-' Seiwice to have, in each town- , ing to the French ministry of marine,! affiord“to°put?ut" I France imnorted bv land is.nnnnnn xi.;.. t_ France imported by land 18,000,000, in this work the county agent will tons annually, while last year her demonstrate the proper handling of an Imports by land amounted to only 1,- j orchard. The plans are drawn for one 000,000. Inasmuch as the total of acre and one-half acre orchard plots, imports in 1916 was 44,000,000 tons, the Only a few of the best varieties of , ing of thousands of pounds of “cabbage' New York City last-wfnt-ei-"welf den,--' stalls in Denver-the very center of Si md^ed^tSmucli'^fFrancYYs ^-““eonsifro? Su“d and greens. Three million cans were onstrated that children “so fortunate romantic wild and wooly”—shows ^ present much less capable of livV^^® varieties, in order that the home Denver, Colo.—A canvas of book- GIRLS! THICKEN AND , , rr* - -- x x , x, n • BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR greens, ihree million cans were onstrated that children “so fortunate romantic AND STOP D 'iNDRUFF ^®^ canning vegetables and fruits, as to be sick enough to get in them” that the kaiser has put the western * This takes no count of hundreds of madd rapid gains in their books as brand of romance out of business. As Try This! Your Hair Gets Wavy thousands of cans filled by housewives well as in weight and other health re- one dealer explained it “with the war Glossy, and Abundant at Once outside the influence of the Home Dem- qmrements. So evident were the ben- sentiment sweeping the land, young onstration Service. » To he possessed of a head of heavy, Th^’pTaiTrf'o^ganization embraced enti "requYstTaaif therchflten” te oStron^B -f™’ a sub-commission in each county of the admitted, and the teachers demanded D^<5 Bioad Brim, King Brady and Nick 1^/!; state. The personnel included the that more closed school rooms be made pjirter.^and demands a hero patterned 1.. xx«.. ; , ifxxi T\„ J... ►.xvv.vH. xiic ^HxoHiijxcx jiiHiautu me Liiau iiiyto ciHoeu ohiihhi ihhiii ly a mattei of using a little Handel- chairman of the board of county com- into open air school rooms.’ r'. . , . ' ■ ^ 1 missioners, superintendent of cduca- ‘"Ji ? *’;®?P®"®'y®.‘° >l®ve farm and home demonstration' nice, soft hair and lots of iL Ju®*-agents, representative of the Farmers’I get a small bottle of Knowlton’s Dan- Union and two or three business men. dci-me now for a few cents-ali drug .q-fle work of the county unit continues, stores recommend It—apply a little as Conservation workers of New Han-1 over county visited every home, local- j after the dashing aviation captain or the submarine commander.” directed and within ten minutes there V, ill he a.n appoaram i* of abundance, ed 1,000 laborers on farms, and pacced - freshness, fluffiness and an incompara- in barrels and kegs thousands of j ble gloss and lustre, and try as you pounds of cabbage. “Kraut Week” was i will you cannot find a trace of dandimff observed when 1,000 pounds of cab-1 or Lulling hair; but your real surprise bage was stored for winter pui-poses. i Will bo after about two weeks’ use, The magnitude of the efforts of the when you will see new hair—fine and North Carolina commission is suggest-' downy at first—yes—but really new ed.in these figures; Mailed from cen-' hair—sproutirig out all over your scalp tral office 21,000 pieces of literature; —l.landerino is, we believe, the only on food conseiwation; 168 newspapers: suri' hair gTOwor, destroyer of dan- were supplied letters, periodically;! druff and euro for itchy scalp and it 7,000 school district felt the quicken-! never fails to stop falling hair at once, ing pulse of the vital propaganda; and; If you want to prove haw pretty 12,0000 conferences and meetings held, and soft your hair really is, moisten Untried agencies spimiig up in the a cloth with a little Danderine and wake of the educational’and publicity careful! draw it through your hair— campaign—tobacco barns as commu- taking one small strand at a time, nity evaporators; home evaporators Your _hair_ will be soft, glossy and built; school children planted hundreds beautiful in just a few_ moments—a of gai’dens, and vegetable and fruit' delightful surprise awaits everyone preseiwaiion was enhanced 100 per who tries this. cent over the preceding season. Have this effective remedy at hand for croupy children. It’s thankful relief. Pleasant to take. Mildly laxative. ^ g5- Id by ail druggists fbr( Gains 200 Pounds as Soldier, Syracuse, N. Y.—There is nothing the matter with United States army “chuck.” Sergeant Imhoff, quartermaster’s corps, stationed at the Syracuse expan sion camp, retired after living on Uncle Sam’s “chuck” for twenty-seven years. Imhoff weighed 125 when he enlisted and 325 when he retired, and, as he is said to be the largest soldier in the world, credit cannot be withheld. ing within itself than is England, by reason of the necessity particularly to Import metals and coal, It may fairly be said that France is even more de pendent upon maintaining her touch with the sea than is England. The French government is co-operat- may have some finiit the year round,. After one of these demonstration OL'chards has been put in each town ship the county agent will be required to see the proper planting, fertilizing, subsequent cultivation, spraying*, pruning and worming. It is not in tended that this shall be a commercial venture, as its sole purpose is to fur- Ing -with England in every possible y®nture, _ _ way to increase the production of new ^®®i' the purpose set forth in the Thrift proclamation to supply fruit for home use as an investment. It requires very little outlay in cash tonnage; but France’s contribution must necessarily be small compared to those of England and the United States. The French minister of marine said to put in a small home orchard while the fruit is beneficial to the health of both body and purse. Those who de- that Great Britain'*'would shortly have; sire to put in one should consult with to recall a part of the 700 vessels ^^® county agent or write to the Ag- which she had lent to France. British ! I'icultural Extension Service at Ral- needs are increasing rapidly, and no , ^®^’ ^®uic orchard plans. • vessel will be recalled from the serv ice of an ally unless it is agreed be tween the two countries that it is “Hearing of PHYSICIAN SURPRISED CcsstipatioQ Causes Sickness Don’t permit yourself to become constipated, as your system immediate ly begins to absorb poison from the backed-up waste matter. 'Use Dr. King’s New Life Pills and keep well. There is no better safeguard against illness.Try it tonight, 25c. Ail druggists • Draft Leaves Only Allerts. Weirtown, 'VV. Va.—The selective draft will leave only foreigners in this steel mill town. Of the 950 registrants here it has been found that 700 are aliens who ax*e exempt from military service. Practically every physically fit Anierican will be taken in the first ; National army. ^ H => some good results more necessary to England than to the from the use of Mayr’s Wonderful j Remedy i decided to try it on a The British nation before the war chronic case of indigestion and gas- was importing 58,000,000 tons of goods t^tis I was interested in. After the a year, which fell to 43,000,000 tons in ^^‘®^ *^1®®© the patient was relieved of 1916 and will be considerably further . S'®’®, trouble and was soon able to eat reduced this year. Before the war most anything else he foodstuffs represented less than 25 per ' ^x^ years. It removes cent Of tfle Iniporfs; In 1016 two-tlflixl. ‘tinVtaetlnTZys^r InlaZt- of all Imports consisted of foodstuff.s. munitions of war and the mannfactu of war supplies. tion ■\vhich causes practically all stom ach, liver and intestinal ailmnets, in cluding appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded.
The Courier (Asheboro, N.C.)
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Nov. 15, 1917, edition 1
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