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THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1954
Campaign Launched
For Reducing Loss
From Forest Fires
It's time to get outdoors again
and the annual campaign by the
Forestry Division of the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture to pre
vent forest fires is being stepped
up.
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Pastel-color interior
with golden trim
Full-width Freezer Chest
Full-width Chill Drawer
Full-width Hydrator
New Pantry-Door
Aluminum Shelves
Butter Compartment
Choice of right or left
. opening door
Available in white or
' 2 exterior colors
FriRiclaire Is America's No. 1
Rcfrigemtur! Come In And
Select The Size And Model
You Like Rest:
Sizes up to 13 cubic feet.
BflUCOM
Ap!feace Cs.
Frigidairc Ie;iler Since IDSG!
Phone P,22 - Harford, N. C.
"Air Conriiliunc-d For
Ynvr Ci)!i'fiirt"
Tins year an effort is being
made to enlist the cooperation of
the nation's youths as well as
adults. Business firms also are
being called upon to help. For ex
ample, arrangements have been
completed for lull color display
pieces depicting an appeal by
Smokey Bear, official symbol of
the fire-prevention campaign, to
be displayed in A&P Stores across
the land.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company also is cooperating
in' the campaign to enlist the co
operation of the nation's youths
by offering a Smokey Be;ir belt
as a premium in its stores in con
junction with the purchase of Ann
Page brand of beans and prepar
ed spaghetti. Each youth who ob
tains one of these is eligible to
receive an official Junior Forest
Ranger kit frtm Smokey Bear
Headquarters in Washington, D.
C.
Although the Smokey Bear
Symbol was conceived in 1945,
according to Clinton Davis, Di
rector of Fjres1 Fire Prevention
for the Forestry Division, it was
not adopted by the Forestry Di
vi;inn as a central figure until
I D47 ( and has been used cxten
s:vr!y ever siru'C. There was an
a vera -v of 210,0110 forest fire's nn
".K.iilv Tinr to the inauguialion
-I the Smokey Eear campaign.
w':ncv thin tie number has been
r -Suit . 'o :.) everaae of 185.000,
'v t. t1-'.:::;1! tViu-ands of addi
tional -Hep'e visit forest and
v ' iv ! ar.as every year for
; ;cnu--. capping, huntiiig and
f;.':i'. . e;K.U;iors.
If I .-re not for the extensive
'.r-t-iwontinn procram, of which
the Smokey Bear symbol is the
central figure, Davis estimates
the number of fires would be
running at the rate of between
300,000 and 350,000 annually be
cause of increased use of forest
areas. Because fires caused by
people run in direct proportion to
forest use by tne public, we are
grateful for as widespread sup
port as possible to bring home the
need for keeping down the high
annual loss of our natural re
sources caused by fires, he said.
O
Snappy Dressings
' Dress" The Salad
son's recipe for Mock Mayonnaise.
Mock Mayonnaise
4 tablespoons flour
1 cup water
1 egg
1 teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons lemon juice or
vinegar
1 cup oil
Cook flour and water until very
thick. Pour hot mixture over egg,
salt, lemon juice, or vinegar, and
oil which have been thoroughly
mixed. Beat with a roL.ry egg
beater until sm iu and well
blended. Chill.
For a sn rial Ire.J. ti v serving
a spoonful of mayonnaise on hot
vegetables tike broccoli, iispara
guS, or brussel .. routs.
GO TO CIIUKCH SUNDAY
bTATE COLLEGE
HINTS TO FARM
HOMEMAKERS
SAFETY '.HO
lice led, co
on lv safe t
ing housew uk.
till ping h..:'.al
back leg. r
fatigue.
1 !' you v.
work, wear
It's easy to
cuff, e.pocr
a little too
partieulai I v. hi!
."ii wn stairs, to c.:t
a loose i-.'i'.i suah
A medium-
Wipe up grease or water spots I during the 4i;!h annual Farm and
or any other wet areas immedi
ately you'll need a cloth, a
paper towel, or a newspaper.
HOUSEHOLD POISON'S Every
household poison should have a
printed label which gives the
foitabie shoe is the , general classification of the poi
e to wear while do- son and bears the skull and cross-
A high heel is a bone symbol. If 1here i re chil-
weakes your t'rtn 1:1 your ho ischoi.l, never
liPe i
o
your t'rt n
and induces strre
; ks while you
without cuffs.
your heel in a
he slacks are
It's easyi too.
you're .oing
Ii your 1 eel in
as this. Kerns
s: nuld be kepi in goad reoair.
Home V;.ek
June 7-10.
at State College,
LEGALS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as executor
of the estate of B. F. McDuffie,
deceased, late of Hoke County,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned on
or before the 27ln day of May,
1!)55, or this notice will be plead'
poiso under the sink or
in a low cupboard. Read all in
structions carefully and wash
your hand af cr using any poison.
IJi: CARLFUI. WITH RAZOR ,, hnP nf ,u.i. rrrnvcrv. All
li' ADEj -Always place used ra- pcrsons indebted to said estate
?or blades in a special container. will pelasc make immediate pay
Careless disposal ot razor blades ' ment.
This the 27th day of May, 1954.
Mrs. Mary Anna McLean, Ex-
can cause serious cuts.
1
Juno 9 will be "Dairy Day
You probably wonder how I
Sell Watermelons, Canta
loupes and other Produce so
Cheap. The reason is we haul
mtr produce direct from the
field.
So drive out for your Georgia
Watermelons and other pro
duce. Fairelolh's
Pure 05! Station
On Fayetteville Hwy.
ecutnx.
52-5p
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Want-to have your praises sung
as the best salad maker In the
county? Then learn to make the
dressing that is just right to go
with your salad, says Virginia
Wilson, State College extension
nutritionist.
A little touch of seasoning can
make the difference between a
salad with personality and one
that tastes flat. Miss Wilson's adds
'hat most salad dressings can
actually be made from three ba
sic recipes French dressing,
mayonnaise, and cooked salad
dressing. No one dressing fits
every salad. Make up a batch of
different dressings to have on
hand and then try adding a pinch
of this and that until you get the
flavor to suit your taste.
For a dressing that is quick
ami easy to make, try Miss Wil-
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C. B. Double Action
INSECT SPRAY
Pt. Bottle
57c
West Peak
Fresh Frozen
STRAWBERRIES
.12 oz pkg
29c
Lord Calvert
Regular or Drip
COFFEE
1 lb can
$1.09
Guaranteed Fresh
Grade A Medium
EGGS
doz
39c
VESPERS
TEA
2 U-lb pkg.
55o
TEXIZE
Liquid Starch
and
Bleach
e! bt 10c
UiMHIUlU
KRAFT
CHEEZ-WHIZ
3 oi glass 31c
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Premium
CRACKERS
Mb box - 25c
MAISON ROYAL
Black Pepper
2 1-oz cans
25c
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S&H fjS
Green Stamps
Lge Size 29c Evrv Time
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3 c;n 29c
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Pers. 3 for 25c
Bath 3 for 27c f,
T na 9 fn 97 M
Ask For
S&H Reg. 3 for 25c
Green Stamps Bath 2 toT 27c
2 for 21c
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Give
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Green Stamps
STRIETMAN'S
. Town House
CRACKERS
1-pkg-35c
WHITE HOUSE
Jelly
2-Ib jar 32c
HEINZ HOT
DOG RELISH
11 oz jar -31c
ALASKAN
SALMON
f -lb can - 39c
PET OR CARNATION
Evaporated
MILK
3 tall cans - 39c
OUR TENDER MEATS
FRESH WHOLE
FRYERS
Lb
39c
SMOKED SAUSAGE
4Lbs for
$1.00
PORK LIVER
Lb
29c
CHUCK ROAST
Lb
39c
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Real
FRUIT
SHERBERT '
pint 19c pint
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Dressing 34c
Spaghetti pkg
Sauce 22c
Seasoned bot
Salt 29c
Garlic jar
Spread 37c
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FIRM - CRISP
LETTUCE
Lg ' Head
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LOCAL SQUASH
2 Lbs for
15c
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CORK
4 Ears for
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