That Na^in^
Backache
May Warn of Disordered
Kidney Action
Modern life with its hurry and worry,
irregular habita, improper eating and
drinking?ita risk of expoaure and infec
tion?throws heavy atrain on the work
of the kidneya. They are apt to become
over-taxed and fail to filter excess acid
and other impurities from the life-giving
blood.
You may suffer nagging backache,
headache, dizziness, getting up nights,
-4eg pains, swelling?feel constantly
tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signs
of kidney or bladder disorder are some
times burning, scanty or too frequent
urination.
Try Doan't Pills. Doan't help the
kidneye to pass off harmful excess bod/
waste. They have had more than half a
century of public approval. Are recom
mended by grateful uaers everywhere.
Ask your neighbor!
STATE?601LEGE
ANSWERS TIMELY
FARM QUESTIONS
QUESTION?Is it advisable to
raise the first calf of a heifer?
ANSWER ? It makes absolutely
no difference in the quality of the
heifer calf whether she is the first
calf or a later one. Sometimes
the first calf may be slightly small
er than calves born later but even
... * . m
this is not necessarily true. At
any rate, .it would not affect the
animal's future production.
QUESTION ? How much aging
does beef need before it goes into
frozen locker storage?
ANSWER ? Aging the freshly
slaughtered carcass for a week or
10 days in a chill room increase
the natural tenderness of the meat.
Longer aging is often used, but it!
allows for the development of stale
odors from the growth of mold on
the surface of the meat. Aging
longer than 10 days appears un
necessary for beef which is to be
further tenderized by freezing.
QUESTION ?? Are onions poison
ous after they are frozen?
ANSWER ? The answer is no.
In fact, onions, which have been
frozen may even be used success
fully if they are thawed out slow
ly. But they won't keep after
being frozen.
QUESTION ? What foods will
be plentiful during June?
ANSWER ? Irish potatoes
cauliflower, spinach, and celery
top the monthly U. S. Department
of Agriculture "plentiful list" for
June. The best fruit buy for the
month is citrus, with oranges.
BOWER'S
Week - End
SPECIALS
BIRD'S EYE 'BABY DIAPERS
Keep the little fellows smiling by using our Diapers.
Regular $2.98 value for
'244
LADIES' SANDALS
Ladies! We have a nice assort
ment of Sandals ? $2.98 and
$3.49 for only . . .
*198
LADIES' DUPONT NYLON
HOSE 51 guage, first quality.
Regular $1.89 for only . . .
*149
LADIES' NYLON
PANTIES in sizes x
for only ...
29
MEN'S OVERALLS i
8 oz. Blue Denim,
sanforized?
*2 25
IKS' OVERALLS
Blue Denim, san
forized . . ?
s197
You cannot beat
these Overalls and
these prices ...
WE HAVE A SUPPLY OF OIL CLOTH, AN ITEM WHICH HAS
BEEN SO SCARCE AT ONLY 40 c PER YARD
Main Street
Sylva, N. C.
Free Film On Tanrpr
Control To Be Shown
At Qualla School
A moving picture 011 ways oi
cancer control will be shown at
the Qualia school house on Jur.e
25 at 2 p. m. This picture is spon
sored by txic local Health Depart
ment, Mrs. Walter Jones, Cancer
son county chairman of Cancer
di'ive for l'unds, and the Qualla
Home Demontsration Club. The
picture is for everyone in the
community and no admission will
be charged.
Improvements Made At
Cullowhee Church
Many improvements on the Cul
lowhee Baptist church lawn and
entrance to the cemetery haw
been made under the superv ision
p a special committee appointed
to Co this work. Gravel walks
grapefruit, and 'emons dominating
the list of fresh iVu'ts. Plentiful
canned foods offer housewives a
wide choice, including canneil
pumpkin, sweet potatoes, tomat
products, apple products, prunes,
i grapefruit segments, and citrus
| juices. The list also includes
honey, peanut butter, fresh and
frozen fish, and eggs.
. Cullowhee Area To
Have Free Movie On
Cancer Control
The Cullowhee and Pressley
Creek Home Demonstration clubs,
ar.d parking area have been made.
Considerable grading entered into
the project, providing more ceme
tery and improving the appearance
a great deal.
A number of bo'wvo.ds have
been placed bordering the walks
ard also a decorative wire fence
at the front o' the parking l?>t.
ar.d grass has been sown.
Funds to make these improve
ments were contributed by *iien<i?
at Cullowhee and i'r^m mends
and relatives living els. wiae e.
including the Tuckaseigee -area,
1 wttn trie netp trie Jni'Ksnn mun
ty Health Department and Mrs.
I Waller Junes, county chairman oi
the Cane'.r drive, are sponsoring
a free mov.ng picture show for the
people of tiiis sectioh of the county
on Thursday, June 24. at 2:30 p. m."
at tiie CuKowhee auditorium. Mr.
W. T. Brown has offered to op
erate his movie machine tor the
public use.
It is hi Pvd t '.at a lar^e nam be.
of people will t. ke advantage of
tiiis o^por*..ii'.ity of learr.n.g mo:\
:ior it i.h symptoms o: cance.'
a: (1 how best 'o contr. ] it.
i Di'ina'ui 4or vejiet ble< is ex
? o<\u> i l > cm'ihue strong tai'ouuh
I 'I'.t t :0 Uu!-.
TRULY FINE MONUMENTS
For Truly Fine Monuments See Our Many Designs
in
Granite Or Marble
S1LVA MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
JAMES T. BALES, Owner
CLOSET
COMBINATION
Any Quantity?Immediate
Delivery
JUNALUSKA
SOPPLY GO,
Phone 88 'Lake Junaluska
LARGE CUBAN
PINEAPPLE
"The exotic tropical fruit of many mas.'
tteucious
jvtmtrrfous
jt/eAcrwFuti
v
RICHER WITH MEATS!
WONDERFUL IN DESSERTS!
FINER In Mouldad SALADS !
You'll discover hidden flavor In
BAKED HAM when you place
slices of FRESH Pineapple over
the scored fat surface about 10
min. before taking front oven.
You'll find garden produce at its prime right
now and DIXIE - HOME STORES offers always the Cream .of the crop.
CUDAHY PURITAN SKINNED SMOKCO
"CHOCK or GOLCc'4 COODNE'/j
2 LARGE BUNCHES FOR
CARROTS . . Z9c
' th; a'.;. r. TO A MEAttmy APPfTlTE" - J POUNDS TOR
FRESH GREEN CROWDER PEAS 27c
ADO .A >T TO BEVERAGES
LIMES
Carton 27c
FOR THE GLOW OF HEALTH
ORANGES
2 doz. 49c
FANCV. TENDER. GREEN
REANS
2 Lbs. 27c
"ADD this BPII l 'ANT SPLASH OF COLOR TO VOUR'MENU'
2 LARGE BUNCHES FOR
Bright Red Radishes 15c
"CR'SR C&UNChy WONDERFULLY DELICIOUS" 7 LARGE BUNCHES FOR
Golden Heart Celery 19c
?rr>ESHL' hat. ;f TASTING. GOOD"' 3 POUNDS FOR
New White Potatoea 25c
YW?SE'
12 OUNCE PACKAGE FOR
BRA CHS
FINE CANDIES
HA
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U to IS POUNDS WHOLE or HALF
Tender. Jui<
Poun
PINKY PIG
I POUND FQi"?
SLICED BACON . . (9C
ECONOMY CUT 1 POUND FOR
PORK CHOPS . . 55?
U S GOOD VEAL I POUND ?'OR
SHOULDER CHOPS . 69c
J'LLY
POUND BAG FOR
CELLO BAG
DRESSED
POUND RED SALMON
POUND
Whiting 15c
SKINLESS POUND
COD 37c
STEAK 53c
HALIBUT POUND
STEAK 43c
5 POUND BAG
SUGAR 43c
DONALD OuC*
LONG GRAIN RICE . 17?j BEANS ... 3*
3Ab> 2 POUND PACKAGE FOR 1 CHOC MINT POUND BAG FOR
LIMA BEANS . 37?) CREAM STARS 29c
JIM 2 POUND PACKAGE FOR 1 NUT POUND BAG FOR
DANDY GRITS . 2V) GOODIES . 43c
plain C" :=L' I'NG 25 POUND BAG FOR, J f| A il D AiiA
RED BAND FLOUR 233V B0N B0NS ? *?c
" n 11 " ? fc v y n j (^ttfrscotch
DEL MCNTE I POUND PACKAGE FO^
MEDIUM PRUNES . 20<
CUT ASPARAGUS . i9< 1 SWIFT'S PREM 12 oz can 49c
h.a:'T> 0:l?';HT no 2 CAN FOR
TOMATO JUICE . 10'
Hl'NT S ? NO 21/? CAN FO^
V. C. PEACHES . 25c
BALLS . . . 29c
DRESSED OCEAN CATFISH lb. 39c
FRESH WATER CATFISH Lb. 49c
FILLETS of HADDOCK Pound 39c
46 OZ.
CAN
Large
VEL 31c
.OCTAGON SOAP,^ Cakes Fov... 17c
Octagon%*?s*Powder2 Pg. Med. 17c
Apple Keg Apple Juice
Hershey Choc. Syrup "
Ball ?iason Fruit Jars 0UARTS
oz.
CAN
DOZEN
27c
t 5.c
81c
PINT BOTTLE for
y ^VL'/.ON
OIL. . 4SC
f LIT LA I* [ L
24 07. FOR
Hi" ?.
Octagon Spap Fla!Tc??
K A R 0 . 22?
SWf ET M'XED
22 07 FOR
MY T riNF
7 FOR
PICKLES . 28? USSSSERIS 15c
STUPED 3 OZ BOTTLE for
0L3VES . 31c
LL. f F
I QZ JAR FO'
0 t C Po^-.t-- No 3c0 Con 2 Fcx
STICKS . 23?
v?' vi v^n'llA 12 0Z FOR
OCTAGON CLEANSER, 2 Cans... 13c I T E A . . 33? I CHERRIES 29c I WAFERS . 29c
Silver Dust Powder, Lge. Pkg.... 36c
Staleys Liquid Starch, Qt. 24c