STATE COLLEGE HINTS
TO FARM ROMEMAKER
By Ruth Current
State Home Demonstration Agent j
Raisins, rice, powdered sugar,
brown sugar, navy beans, and
other such foods which are kept
on hand in small quantities, are
most easily stored in fruit jars;
thus the contents can be seen at a
glance. Also, dry foods are kept
dry, and moist foods moist.
Here's a trick for taking the
shine from the back of trousers
and skirts. Sponge the shiny
worn place with water containing
a little ammonia. Then press with
plenty of .-team, and when dry,
^rough up the surface with a p.ece
of emory paper.
If garments are to be sent to the
dry-cleaner it is wise to inform the
cleaner as to the kinds of spots
present. This makes it possible
for him to remove the spot before
the general dry-cleaning process
is used, and eliminates the possi
bility of any stain becoming "set."
Do This for
COUGHING, MUSCULAR TIGHTNESS OP
Child!? Cold
AT BEDTIME rub on WORKS FOR HOURS
Vicks VapoRub. Its to relieve distress in
relief-giving action the night even while
starts instantly... your child sleeps!
When you rub it on throat, chest and
back. Vicks VapoRub starts right to
work to soothe irritation, ease cough
ing, relieve muscular soreness and
tightness. And VapoRub keeps on
working for hours ^ m
In the night to \w | G K 5
bring relief.Try It 1 ? vaporuo
Uncle Bragg Hooper Is
92 Years Old
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Editors Note ?. Tnis is the third
.11 a series ? >[ articles on persons
I i.?i Jackson county \vh ? are over
, ninty years old. by Larry Mull,
Remove the trimming and the
! headband of 'Id straw hats before
[cleaning. Then to closely woven
: straws, like leghorns, Panamas,
or Milans, apply a suds of luke
warm soft water and neutral soap,
!-and scrub lightly until they are
i clean. Rinse throughly and lay in
? the shade to drain for a short time
before blocking. For course and
! osely, woven straws, follow the
same methods, but use water very
sparingly.
Every garment should be on a
separate hanger. That keeps it
in shape and avoids wrinkles.
Hangers which are covered with
a rough fabric will keep clothes
from slipping and keep shoulders
| in shape.
Buttons on young children's
clothes should be large enough
for the child to grasp easily so
that he can push or pull them
through the buttonholes. Buttons
about an inch in diameter are
satisfactory.
TRULY FINE MONUMENTS
For Truly Fine Monuments See Our Many Designs
in
Granite Or Marble
SYLVA MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
JAMES T. BALES, Owner
Health Department To
Hold Annual Typhoid '
Clinics In Schools
In the coming weeks the annual
spr;ng Typhoid Clinics will be
conducted at the schools by the
Health Department. These clinics
are available to not only the chil
dren in the schools, but also to any
adults* in the community. It is
recognized that either a series of
three doses of typhoid vaccine
should be given every three years,
or one dose a year to keep an in
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I Herald Correspondent.
COWARTS?Mr. Bragg Hooper
of Cowarts, a retired merchant
and farmer, is 92 years old. Born
in 185G. Mr. Hooper will be 93
years old November 20 His vis
ion and hearing is almost perfect,
never having t > wear glasses to.
| read the Bible and newspapers.
During his days as a merchant
Uncle Bragg enjoyed treating
every school chilcT in the Canev
Fork township who stopped with a
bag of candy.
One of Uncle Bragg's special
activities is reading a chapter in
1 the ' Cood Book" daily, referring
to the Bible. He usually takes a
long hike daily, especially to the
little community store where he
enjoys chatting with relatives and
friends.
Mr. Hooper always welcomes
his many Sunday visitors. He at
tributes his hale and hearty old
age to "always wearing enough
clothes to keep out the weather."
The old adage of "early to bed and
early to rise" has long been one
that belongs to Uncle Bi^agg, his
erect carrage and alertness ^proves
the statement.
Mr. Hooper has one living child,
Ransom E. Hooper of Cowarts,
with whom he makes his home.
He has seven grandchildren and
nine grcat-grandchildren.
McDowell Music Club
To Present Program
The MacDowell music club of
Western Carolina Teachers college
will present a program of music
based on Easter and Good Friday,
at the Cullowhee Baptist church
Thursday evening at 7:30.
The program will consist of vd
cal duets, and piano, organ, and
vocal solos. The public has been in
vited to attend.
We Thank You, Folks!
Our Sale Is Going Over Big
what your doctor wants
you to know about
PENICILLIN
pENICILLIN it a mold, much like
the molds that grow on brood
and cheete. Penicillin doos not octu
oily dettroy gormt and bacteria but
Inhibits tho ability of lutcoptibJo
gormt to grow and multiply.
Penicillin it tho recommended
drug for a long list of infoctiont of
many kinds and varietiet ? stapyl
ococcic, gonococcic, streptococcic,
pneumococcic. Gas gangrene, many
kinds of wound infections, burns,
carbunclot, Vincont's infection,
styes, bono infections respond to
penicillin. It is recommended in
coses of mastoids, sinus, anthrax.
It helps prevent secondary infection
in tontil and tooth removal. And
there are many other uses.
There are some cases, of course,
where penicillin is of no value ?>
(he earty stoges of the common cold,
virus infections, malaria, cancer,
tuberculosis, infantile paralysis. For,
in spite of its reputation as a mir
acle drug, penicillin is not a "cure
all."
Your doctor prescribes for you the
proper type in the proper propor
tlont for your own specific ailment.
Never retort to self-dosage of peni
cillin, nor use up an old prescription.
Such tolf-dotoge may be dangerout.
tern ember, your doctor it tho
mott important guardian of your
health. Follow hit directiont im
plicitly. Hove hit pretcriptiont filled
at ? reliable phormocy.
BUT WE HAVE THIRTY MORE DA,YS TO GIVE YOU
THE DRUG BARGAINS YOU NEED
Dollar Stationery at only 25 cts.
Dollar Bath Powder at only 25 cts.
Quart 89 ct. Mineral Oil 2 Bottles 90 cts.
49 ct. Pint Alcohol 2 Bottles 50 cts.
Billfolds from $1.50 to $5.00 50 cts.
Billfold Sets up to $10.00 $2.00
Don't Forget. Next Sunday is
EASTER
It is impossible for us to display all of our
Bargains at one time, so what you do not see
ask one of our clerks and they will be glad to
show it to you.
We have all kinds of Easter Gifts. Our cancfy
department always stays Fresh. Hollings
worth's . . . Whitman's . . . Old Dominion and
Gales in beautiful Easter Packages.
For a Real Bargain Visit Our
Store At Once
Have you tried one of our Dclicious Sand
wiches? Come in for your lunch every day.
Don't forget the other part of this Ad as you
should know exactly what your Doctor wants
you to know about Penicillin.
WATCH FOR OUR REAL
BIG SALE IN APRIL
Sylva Pharmacy
Your Rexall Store
Phone 27
dividual immunized against ty
phoid fever, since this Immunity
wears off quite rapidly. As a dose
a year keeps the immunization
boosted to a good constant degree,
this would seem the simplest pro
cedure.
If parents do not wish their chil
dren t5 receive the immunization
when the nurse visits the school
to hold the clinic, a note stating
this fact should be sent to the
child's teacher for the attention of
the nurse when she reaches the
school, since otherwise, children
whose parents want them to be
sure to get the immunization might
not, in every case, get their dose.
Those unable to attend the clinic
when held in their community
may get this dose of vaccine at
the regular weekly immunization
clinic held by the Health Depart
ment on Tuesday.
Practically all of the State's
small beet crop is grown in the
Wrightsboro-Wilmington area.
Easter Seal Sale
The Easter Seal sale, conduct
ed each year under the auspices of
the North Carolina League for
Crippled Children, is again being
sponsored in Jackson county by
Sylva Rotary club. The proceeds
from these sales will be used to
ward helping crippled children by
supplying corrective shoes, braces,
crutches and wheelchairs, by fur
nishing transportation to and
from clinics and hospitals, and to
give surgical and convalescent care.
Dr. Harold S. McGuire has been
named chairman and will be as
sisted by the following men in va
rious parts of the county: Jarrett
Blythe,, Cherokee; Wayne Terrell,
Diiisboro; Ralph Sutton and C. A.
Hoyla^ CuUowhee; Lewis Cannon,
Webster; Paul Ellis, D. Parker,
H. Gibson, M. Snipes, and N. R.
Beaufcam, Sylva. >
The club has bought 20,000 seajs
which will be sold through >tne
schools, homes, and business
houses. /
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ROWERS
IN NEW
BUILDING
Easter Values
Itrf'MM Up - - Have .That New Look !
LADIES' DRESSES
Ladies' Dresses for that new Spring Look.
Reduced from $11.95 to . . .
$9.95
TOPPERS
Ladies' Topper for that new Spring Look
in solid colors and plaids . . .
$17.59 TO $24.59
LADIES' SOITS
A beautiful line of Ladies' Suits in wool"
and gabardines . . .
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$24.59
CHILDREN'S SPRING GOATS
In pastel colors . . .
$9.95 TO $13.90
DRESS SHIRTS
Men's Imperial and Wing Dress Shirts in
white and fancy colors broadcloth . . .
$2.98
FOR THE LITTLE MISS
We have a nice selection of Easter Dresses
for the Juniors for ...
$3.98 TO $5.95
MEN'S SUCKS
In wool and gabardine . . .
$6.95 TO $11.90
SPORT COATS
For men and boys in
the latest style, all wool . . .
$8.95 TO $9.95
GIBSON GIRL BLOUSES
Ladies' Gibson Blouses in white,
pastel shades and checks . . .
$3,98
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