GLENN FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 65 . . 8ylva, N. C 8:2811 Dr. W. Kermit Chapman Dentlat Offices in , BOYD BUILDING Wiyneivllle. N. C. Phone SOS GIVES MALARIAL PREPARATION RELIEF This Is Year Of LVcision For All-America Confer. '.-is lb43 &e:<j*on wiil ?? the "year o: lor the A!l \:r.t-;*Ica f o * To r 1 1 co: ference 'Vhct'ier it stands or whether it Il< will be decided. Mo-t authorities are incMned to .?greu that it is here to stay. During 'he ea:ly part o: the league's life, -ome of the clubs operated at a loss, but that is a thing of the past. Owner Dan Topping of the New York Yankees football club says that the All-America conference has enough backing now to hold its own with the National Football league. The clubs are located in the larger cities throughout the states. The players are of higher quality'each year. Th?*? things will help it to stand. ? "MOM'S AHEAD OF YOU, DAD" . . . she read' that laundry ad months ago and she has been sending our wash there ever since. She says they do ex pert work and are reasonable too. ^. ? TRY ? HIGHLANDS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Highlands, N. C. Phone 98 The Kingdom of Christ FRIDAY NIGHT V One Season gjd Never Made Will The Season Of The Year Continue? SATURDAY NIGHT Lost and Found Don't let this title fool you. Hear it. ini Lectures PROPHECIES EXPLAINED f Hear it SUNDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 29, 8 P. M The SEED of all SIN" What Is It? Know the Truth. NOTICE NEW TIME?TUESDAY, 7:30 P. M. The Speckled F ird of the i ible A Prophecy you never have heard. WEDNESDAY There Is A Way This is another one of those mysterious titles. THURSDAY ' 'The Beasts of the Sea" See those beasts on the screen. This subject will help you to know the beast of the Revelation. The Community Bible TABERNACLE Junction 19-A, 107 Sylva, N C. SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK scraps ip ~ , WtUrf is TlSH WOOtT? <Tlo<H?K4 MA'ftRlAL MADE, FROM FISH ALBUMIH AMD lELLULOSl* RAILROAD, RUHHIH^ IffWllH ZURICH AMD MlkAM, PASSES <KL VIILA^L OF WASSfN <HR?* ?flMLS- LAC* <|MI Af A HlQKLR LiVLL* ( $W/TZE*LAMC> ) D* A PlCSKlKS ARI CONSIDERED A^REAf DELICACY IK CMlMA and -fill sfRArfs SE<<LEMEH<S of <HE MALAY PENINSULA* apt lMtailMlMHlk.1 SPEEDWELL NEWS Mrs. Delia Holden has return ed to her home at Fall Cliff and hsd her son, Glenn Holden, and family of Gastonia as week-end guests, also Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stephens and family of Cramer ton. Clarence Brendle, who recently had an automobile accident, is alright again. Delos Dexter Green, who has been suffering from a fractured nose and cheek bone from an au tomobile accident, is recovering nicely. Fritnds of Mrs. Mae Bumgarner will regret to learn that she is critically ill at her home at Cullo whee. Mrs. Gertrude Hoden of New port News, Va., recently visited her grandmother, Mrs. C. L. Knight, and Mr. Knight of S^eedv\ell. The Baptists of the Speedwell community have recently added some classrooms to their church. In this undertaking they had the splendid cooperation of the Meth Shuler Cemetery Te Be Cleaned On Monday, September 6, the people will meet at Skuler ceme tery at the heed of Cane Creek to clean it up. All who have relatives and friends buried there are asked to come at this time and help with the work. odist church members. The Methodists hope at an early date to get their plans completed to make some improvements on their church. The pastors, Rev. Jonathan E. Brown of Tuckasei gee, and Rev. John Klncaid of Webster, are close friends and plan to hold a series of revival services at the Fall Cliff Communi ty church in September. Mr. Hosea Bumgarner of Cash ..irs has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Bumgarner. | Mrs. Elliott Pressey of Dills boro, who has been in a hospital for several months, has improved sufficiently t? visit relatives here recently. Mrs. Verlen Owens and family were guests of Mrs. C. L. Knight last week^ STATE COLLEGE ANSWERS TIMELY FARM QUESTIONS QUESTION ? Why has Ladino clover proved so popular in Ncrth Carolina? ANSWER ?; The popula*ty of this ciover is due to tlM great carrying capacity, long grazing season, high mineral and protein content, ar.d its perennial nature. In addition, it apparently has the ability to recover more quickly following droughts than other leg umes commonly grown. It con tains 20 to 30 per cent protein, is high in minerals, and has been producing from 3500 to 5000 pounds of dry matter per aore in this State. QUESTION ? Do turkeys on range need shade? ANSWER ? Yes, enough should j be provided for all the bircs on range, especially during the hot summer waather. Range shelters are practical for supplying shade, since it is better for birds to cor.- i ?regate on wire or si: ttr*d floors j 'han in small shady spot-. Crowd- ; ing in a shaded ar a heavily con- j taminates the soil and may lead to' the development of disease and I bad habits. Dc-nse shade is not' desirable, for green 1'eod will not' grow in densely shaded areas, nad I the beneficial action of sunlight! ;n the soil is lost. QUESTION ? Car. a pasture bej "undv rgrazed"? ANSWER ? Yes. While not usu-I ily as serious as overgrazing, ur.-j dergrazing may be harmful to1 j permanent pastures. Since a good! . permanent pasture depends upon the proper balance between two ^or more species of plants, a?y prac ? tice which favors one species too much may upset the balance.! Where grasses such as Kentucky j oiuegrass or orchard grass are al lowed tc make excessive growth! n the spring, they will crowd out! lespede;:a. Tr.is was especially no-j ticeable in North Carolina Experi.l ment demonstrations in the dryj spring of 1941. Unri rgr: zing us ually seems to favor the grasses tc j the detriment of wr.i'e clover. Ex- i cessive growth of carpet grass,' particularly in the fall, also tends | to crowd out legumes. Although rapid progress has been', made in bringing electric power to Ncrth Carolina farms during .the past 14 years, the State average in> ownership of home electrical equipment is well below that of the nation as a whale. Cattle or Game? ? . * - r .v>iv l;K.n w\v \\\.y \ .< [ ?* Wllctl.lO ?i i ii.e c Y I I 1 hw ho, whoru *s m;myj wM.i .? . io killed each year by >. v.rt- j f. *.cd hunt rs as game, a h?x-j .?K? *. grower has an idea how ( to reduce the k.lling of cattle. I "Xvery year", says John Hmh-| i 4"<e. "scores of cattle?to say noth-! ''iji oi horses, mules, sheep, ar.d :ther animals?are sh< t by iiun'.ers j .vho mistake them for game ani j .na Is. Deer arid elk are thereby ! -aved, and continue to roam our; : I l r.iils in unabated numbers. All' ! w. have to do is to declare an open; ? sc.son on cattle and close trie sea-j son on deer and elk." i - HAVE YOU RENEWED 1 I YOUR SUBSCRIPTION? Read Herald Classified Ads For Profits? 7^ Announcing the Opening of Offices for the PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY By Donald M. Ramsey, O. D. Eyes Examined Lenses Prescribed Office Hours ? 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. > 4 Stovall Bldg., Sylva, N. C. Telephone 304 Fresh Fruits & Vegetables California / 17p CARROTS, 2 bunchcs 11 c LEMONS 4Qr 360s, doz Wl White 9Q/> POTATOES, 10 lbs 99X/ Yellow Qn ONIONS, 2 lbs LETTUCE Medium - heads n Large heads 12Msc Sweet POTATOES, 2 lbs AVACADOS 19c to 23c each 10c 17c OKRA *71,, Pound 1>* Lb. ? ? Loaf 18 HOME STYLE? SANDWICH REGULAR PAN Marvel Bread . MILD & MELLOW COFFEE 8 O'Clock 3 & Ts 40c Golden Maid 41. MARJAR1NE, per lb. Pillsbury Plain Qflp FLOUR, 10 lb. bag Large Can PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 rolls ' - SCOTT TISSUE Large box QUAKER OATS Large box MOTHER S OATS 40c 19c 34c 43c Iona Pork & Beans. 1 lb. can 10c SHORTS 100 lb. bag $3.95 A&P Cream Style A&P?Dolo or Delmonte ? Corn Pineapple Beans Ffour dexo Grapefruit Tomato Juice Phillips With Franks ? Sunnyfield Self-Rising ? A&P's Own Shortening 19c 29c 19c 78c SI .11 Packers Label JUICE iona Mild American . . No. 2 Can No. 2 Can 12-Oz. Can 10-Lb Bag 3-Lb Can 46-Oz. Can No. 2 Cans Lb 2 fo? 35c 27c | 59c Ann Page Peach A&P Grape Fruit Cocktail Libby's Com Flakes s?no?dy . Pickles A&P Peas Grape Jam Salad Dressing Nectar Tea Pick o' Carolina Sweet Mixed Fancy Tiny Ann Page Ann Page Rich and Flavorful 1-lb Jar Pt. Bot No. 1 Can 8-Oz Pkg. 16-02 Jar t No 2 Can 2-Lb Jar Pt Jar V4 Lb Pkg 19c 12c 15c 27c 39c 29c CAMAY SOAP 4 Bath * Bars 27c IVORY SOAP 4 Med. ? Bars 20c SWAN SOAP 4 Med. Bars 20c LAVA SOAP 9 Reg ?" Bars 19c IVORY SOAP 3 Bars 20c CAMAY SOAP 2 Reg. ? Bars 19c SWAN SOAP 9 Lge. Bars 35c IVORY SOAP 0 Lge. ? Bars 35c NABISCO SUGAR HONEY MAID GRAHAM CRACKERS pw. 27c MORTONS SALT 2 26-Oz. 15 Pkgs. ? vC PEANUT PATCH PEANUT BUTTER 12-Oz. 77r Jar KIPPERED SNACKS Can IOC % KIPPERED HERRING ^ 20c ' 3

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