THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
Caravan Conference
Monday At Lake
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I 1!KV. JIOOVER RUPERT, of
j Nashville, will head the Youth Car
'aan Training at the Lake. The
conference opens Monday for ten
days A limit 1( young people are
expected to attend.
Coizines Honor
Member Of Family
Willi Reunion Sunday
A home coining was observed on
last Sunday at the home of D. F.
Corino in Clyde in honor of l.ynn
ICiiiine, former resident of Ilay-
wood eoiinly w ho has resided in
Kvoretl, Wash., for the past 40
M ais, and is now visiting in Clyde.
Among those present for the
all'air were: Mrs. Inez 'line, sister
iii Mr. Corzine, Truey 'line and
son, William, Mr. and Mrs. William
, MrC.ithoriiie, Miss Nina Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Bozo Adams, and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beaver,
all members of the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Cline, Mr. and Mrs.
1). I'. Corzine, Mr. and Mrs. K. W.
('divine, and daughter, Mr. anil
Mrs. .1. K .Corzine and son anil
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Corzine.
Timely, Practical
Household
Suggestions
By RUTH CURRENT
N .S State College
KING FAROUK AT GRADUATION
Perhaps your blankets are begin
ning to show the strain of yanking
and pulling because they were too
short to begin with. If so, there'll
never be a better time to lengthen
them with a strip of cloth some
thing suitable, at the bottom. Al
though more than 11 million yards
of wool went into blankets during
the last quarter of 1943, supplies
are still tight.
"Mothproof" containers alone do
not eliminate the pest hazard. 11
they're tightly enough sealed, with
no cracks, they keep moths from
getting in from the outside but
they don't prevent any moth larvae
already lurking in the clothes from
doing their dirty work. Hence the
necessliy for having the woolens
thoroughly cleaned. As an added
protection, use a spray or flakes of
napthalene, or paradichloroben
zene, or moth balls a pound for a
small chest, 3 pounds for an aver
age closet. The flakes or balls
give off a gas which discourages
the larvae from feeding and kills
them if the concentration is high
enough. As the gas is heavier
than air and sinks, the flakes
should be put high in the close!
and renewed, if necessary.
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WITH ASSURANCE GIVEN that British troops are to be withdrawn from
Egypt and future independence in sight, youthful King Kaiuuk I is
shown here In the gardens of Abdin Palace, Cairo, during n reception
for Cairo University graduates who visited him. (International)
Don't forget the wool upholstery
on your furniture either. Frequent
brushing and cleaning will help
keep the moths away. It isn't sale
In dress up your overstuffed chair
and sofa with furniture covers for
the summer and forget about the
upholstery not if it has wool in
it. Hotter take a look at il once in
a while, clean any spots and brush
away the dust and any insect eggs
that may be waiting to hatch out.
Miss Betsy Siler, who has at
tended St. Mary's Junior college
last year has arrived home and
will spend the summer vacations
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Kufus Siler.
Can'! Help But Feel Belter In A
Good Fur Fell Hal
mention how much they improve your looks
7t like So sell them here at Ray's
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Air Show Slated
For Week-End
l Final plans are now being made
; for handling a record crowd at the
Asheville-llendersoiivil le ail port on
: June li-!l w hen the Win hi Air Show
stages a thrilling two-da exhibi
tion of aerial maiieiners and acro
batics. The -how is sponsored by
the Asheville Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
j Advance ticket sales ;it the ,l;iy
cees olliee in 1 he l.angreu Hotel.
I Hill more I'laa. Kdin Hurge and
at Standard service stations
throughout this seiiioii point to an
attendance of ncarh 25,00(1 lor the
Ift-act show.
Both Saturday and Sunday per
formances are scheduled to begin
at II o'clock.
The show is directed by .less
liritow of Miami. I'la . widely
known stunt fiver and hi in: ol the
nation's povv er-inaneiiv er pile's in
1940 and '41
Another feature of the perfor
mance will be given bv Ted Sch
muck of Atlanta, who puis his
niotorless sail plane through a se
ries of loops, spins, barrel rolls
and other hair-raising sky maneu
vers climaxed by a siuglo-v heel
landing directly in font of Hie
grandstand.
Oilier events lifted on the pro
gram include a two-mile delayed
parachute jump by Jack lluher of
Miami, craybatics Wy Miss Jean
llroadhead. Denver. Colo,, in a liny
Cub plane, take olf and landing
from the lop of a speeding automo
bile and a Hoeing 100 special power
diving through a solid wall of lire.
Cord Only Legal Unit
For Sale Of Pulpwood
All pulpwood must be bought
and sold only on the regular cord
basis of l"!l cubic leel in North
Carolina, according to C. 1) ll.iu
raiii. superintendent of the Weights
and Measures division of the Slate
Department of Agriculture.
I'rior to May .'!l the 1!I4: legis
lature had V'l 'milled the unit meas
ure of UiU ruble leel to be used
ill transactions ol fuel and pulp
wood. bill that now the law reads
"the unit of said measurement shall
he the cord and no othe'
Mr and Mrs Sum Kneale. who
have hi en loading m W,i lie ville
for the p.'i-t several moulds, are
leaving tlii-i week for Kansas City.
Mrs Kneale. the former Miss Mir
iam kirkanis. of ('anion, das held
a position in the olliee of the liegis
ter of Deed-., and Mr. Kneale. a
discharged voleran. das been I'm
ploved by the Haywood Company.
Mr. Kneale will enter the I niver
sitv of Kan as. following a visit
with his family in Oklahoma.
Just Received
new shipment including
lightweights in nice colors.
eHer Hals-With Snappy Appeal
Like The One Above
Second floor hat department where we feature
excellent values at
$4.50 and $6.50
fn ur main floor at...: $1.49, $2.24 and $2.98
$ DEPARTMENT STORE
Farm Questions
and Answers
Ql'KSTlON: Is there any alter
native for re-setting hail-damaged
tobacco'.1
ANSWKll: Yes. lleeause of the
hard, knotty condition of most
plants at this late date, it actually
may be best to trim the damaged
stem with a knife, loosen the dirt
in Hie row and pile as much dirt
around the stem as it will take.
This, of course, may be done only
it' a good part of the stem and the
root system remain inlact. A stem
attached to a good root system will
make rapid recovery and a good
sucker will soon appear near the
soil-line.
QUKSTION: How and when Is
I he best time lo lake stops lo con
trol cabbage maggot'.'
ANSWKll: Might now is the
time. A four per eenl calomel
gypsum dust, applied during Hie
Mrs! four days alter the plants are
set in the field, is the "how." Might
now these flies are laving eggs
near the ground level or just be
low on the si em of early-planted
cabbage and cauliflower. These
plants lend to will on warm days
alter being attacked by the maggot.
Dust applications should be re
peated every 10 days.
QUKSTION: Are cattle warls in
fectious'.' ANSWKll: Yes. Dairy cows
with exlensive warty growths on
the udder or teals should be segre
gated from the rest of the herd,
milked last and handled just as
they would be if suffering from
any other infectious condition
Warts of small attachment may be
successfully clipped off and the
stump treated Willi iodine. In many
cases they may be tied off success
fully. If warts are numerous re
moval of the growths should be
superv ised by a veterinarian.
Women's Feet Are
Getting Bigger
HOSTON -Bigger feet are heal
thier feet, says Kxeculive Secretary
Maxwell field of the New Kngland
Shoe iS. Leather Assn. exploding
a popular belief.
I'ield claims sizes are up "about
one-half size." but he's not wor
ried. Women will be better o(l for
it. he contends.
Anyhow, men's feet apparently
have grown more because Kield re
ports that many men outl'dled prop
erly for shoes when they entered
the Armv. found themselves wear
ing a whole size larger.
IRON FIREMAN
Automatic Coal Stoker
With
Day and Night Control
One
Heavy Duty Electric Range
ELECTRO MASTER
Suitable for Cafe or Hotel
ROGERS
Home Appliance Co.
Phone 461
lis Time To Be Shopping
For Dad oo.
for Father's Day
And while we don't have everything for him
You Can Find At RAY'S
A Nice Selection
Including most of the things illustrated below
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Caution-No Dress Shirts
Sorry but it does not appear that we
shall be able to offer dress shirts for
this occasion.
Bui We Do Have
Sport Shirts in a lovely group
SLACK SUITS
That will help Dad gel thniuijh the summer shortage
(in clothing
HOUSE ROBES THAT ARE NICE
BOTANY WOOL TIES AT . . .$1.00
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
The First in Over Two Years
SOCKS . . . UNDERWEAR . . . ETC.
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If they are on the market . . . You'll find them at
RAY'S DEPT. STORE