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Homemakers
NO MOTHS need APPLY
A closet which can be set . aside
for storage only is in luck when
it comes to protecting woolen gar
ments from the clothes moth. Bet
ter yet is a closet in the attic,
built large enough to hold not
‘only clothing but also upholstered
furniture not in use. Such closets
shold be well stocked with flake
napthalene. .
To control moths in a storage
closet, advise entomologists, brush
all clothing thoroughly, clean the
closet thoroughly, and seal all
cracks in the plaster and about
the baseboards with crack fillers.
See that doorframes fare equipped
with rubber or moth-proofed felt
gaskets, against which the door
can be ,shut tight at all points.
On the top shelf of the closet,
or in muslin bags hung from
hooks, put one pound of either
flake napthalene or paradichloro-
benzene crystals. The fumes given
off by the slow evaporation of the
crystals quickly, stop moth larvae
from feeding, and ultimately kill
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the larvae, if the fumes are re
tained long enough in proper con-,
centration. To maintaih such con
centration, make sure that the
closet is perfectly tight, and that
it has a tight-fitting door which
is kept closed except for the brief
times when clothing is being put
in or taken out.
Paper garment bags have no
value in themselves .for killing
moths. However, if clothing free
from moths is put into an un
broken garment bag that is tight
ly closed and sealed, the paper
will keep moths out indefinitely.
Once the moths get into the bags,
either with clothing or through
breaks in the paper or at the fas
tenings, of course damage will re
jsult. An added precautioii is to
put a cupful of paradichloroben-
zene crystals in the bag before
sealing it. As the entljmologists re
mind us, smell of cedar or pine
oil in a garment bag does not
trouble the clothes moth, nor does
printer’s ink on newspapers.
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Maggie and Nellie are names of
towns in North Carolina near the
Cherokee Indian Reservation at
the eastern gate to the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Division of the Territory of
Carolina into the Colonies of
North and South Carolina took
place in 1729.
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' The last duel of record in North
Carolina was fought in 1802 be
tween ex-Governor Spaight and
John Stanly.
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here are the farm agents figures from
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May 21 2 s
May 28 ' , 2 S
' June 4 4 ^
June 11 .t —— 19 S
June 13 107 S
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sary dinner yet. A host ^
cf your favorite foods to ^
please your taste.
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ANTHONY G. DyRAKE, Mgr.
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COTTOir
B. H. C. 3-5-40 or 3-5-0 or 3-0-0
TOXAPHENE 20-40 or 20-0
ALDRIN 2i-5-0
COIIIN SPIIT
80% LIQUID TOXAPHENE
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^Protect leaf quality by
^cuni;ig with a > BUCKEYE
(Rite-tteot curing system
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This system consists of four convenient stoves,
one located in each corner of the bam, controll-
. ing temperature perfectly and aocuiately from the
yutside with patented contrtd. This system has
eliminated the necessity for constant watching of
many burners, backbreaking labor and sleepless
nights when burning wood.
A demonstration unit is on display at our store
and we will gladly show
you its many advantages
without obligation-show
you how the increased price
youTl get for properly cured
tobacco will easily pay fac
it. Let us show it to you.
A "Rite-Heat" ->
installation costs less than you think; see us today for estimates.
D D D 5% TOBACCO DUST
I ARSENATE ot
for DUST or SPRAY I
NOTi^ Tsxaphene Is Not iecoiuiiiended for Tobacco
These Tobacco Poisons, Cotton Sprays and Dusts Are Recom
mended by the North Carolina AgriculturpI Extension Service.
Handled In Hoke County By The ioNowing:
MdAUCHLIN CO., INC.
JOHNSON COnON CO.
HOKE OIL & FERTILIZER CO.
ROCKFISHGIH
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THE JOHNSOH COMPANY
DUNDARRACH TRADING CO.
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