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ZfflSSOfc ARNEY FOX
EmrQR and PUBLISHER ERLING TONESS /'
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A Partnership i
Entered as second-cluie matter November 11th,„ 1938, at the, j
Pant Office, Burnsville, North Carolina, under the act of '
March S, 1879. j
VIOLET RAYS
ON OUR W AYS
By H. M. AUey
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Note: This column is written
with malice toward none, but
with the common good of ail in
mind.
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A report from The American
Bible Society reveals that since
1818 the Society has supplied
the men and women of* our
American Armed Services with
40,000,000 copies of the Holy
Scriptures. Judging by the be
havior of some,— they either
failed to see a Bible (Turing
Itheir period of military service,
or else the Scriptures had very
little influence upon them. But
the Armed Services couldn’t
be blamed for that. The same
ithing is true in many so-called
Christian homes.
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Among things one should
keep to himself: What one
knows about the other fellow’s
affaire; what one does not
know about anything under dis
cussion; and of all things,— a
bad cold!
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A scientist insists that man
originated some 50,000,000
tyears ago. Could it ‘be possible
jfoatjtehas taken man that long
self, and all the world besides?
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An A dvertmenmnt says' ffttlt.,
“Paint will save your home.”
What being the case there sure
ly must be a considerable
amount of aversion to paint on
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K DEYTON FARM SUPPLY
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Os Deyton .and Royce Lee
It looks as though Oliver
Hensley has challenged all oth
er hog growers to a contest to
see who can make the best hog
by fall. Oliver says he started
a very small pig on Pig Startena
and later switched to Hog
Fatena. His cost per pound of
(gain is very low and people are
guessing his hog to weigh 400
pounds now. Any challengers
had better get busy.
Some people prefer a smaller
hog at killing time and it is no
It rouble to make a top market
hog in 5 months by following!
the Purina hog program* of
feeding and management. If
you have corn feed the supple
ment and if you have no grain
feed Hog Fatena after the hog
weighs 100 lbs.
HEAT CAN MELT
AWAY YOUR PROFITS
Cattle, hog 3 and poultry are
Imoet productive when the ther
mometer reads about 60 degrees
At higher temperatures, 76 and
80 degrees, they begin to have
difficulty. Appetites lag and
efficiency decreases.
Provide all animals and poul
try with plenty of fresh, clean
water.
Shade and wallows or sprink
ler systems do most to help hogs
keep cool. Place feed and water
in shade, if possible.
It may help to put straw or
hay over the poultry house roof,
if uninsulated. -If birds hold
wings out from body and pant,
water the roof with sprinklers
Deyton Farm Supply
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the part of many husbands and !
wives. Os course the advertise
ment'- doubtless- intended
“house’’ instead of “home,” but
they should be reminded that
there are many painted houses,
with people living in them
which could never properly be
called homes.
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Many people have, gone bank
rupt by spending what they
had tried to make the public
think they had, when . they
never did po«<ss it.
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Seemingly the 'hardest things
for some women to remember
are their birthdays,—that i
how°mafry‘ v fKe\ i ’Vt v alfcaTlr hM!‘^
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‘ We reaci oi one who
was fined $50.0(f for putting
her neighbor’s hair. Weil we
er that many women have paid
more for less satisfaction!
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A Psychologist advises, “If
you want to be popular, learn j
to be a good listener.” He might i
have added that this was c.iso a!
mighty good way to be b<«ml i’> |
•death.
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One thing that is causing so
many highway fatalities, and
putting people deeper and
deeper in the Red financially i
that too many folk are driving
their cars the distance around
the world without really going
anywhere! • , 1
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life by falling in loyel a
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Over and over somebody gets
badly burned by picking up a
hot bargain!
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And as might have been ex-
or garden hose as quickly as
you can. " .
Provide shluTe and fixv um.
from flies for cows. Dairy cows
do best when temperature is 40,
to 60 degrees. And, of course,’
bo sure there’s plenty of water.
Fitting stock for the
County Fair
We’ve got a half dozen or
more 4-H boys and girls who
are fitting their stock for the
Cayuga County Fair. We’ve .
J seen' some of the animals and it
looks like competition will bo
keen this year. Any of you kids
need some tips, Top by and see
Jake Moser our trained feeding
advisor. He'll be happy to help.
HEALTH If INT
It’s easy to kill house flies, i
country or city breed, the Pur
ina way with Home Aero-Spray. .
Just press the top valve and .
presto they turn up their heels !
, and die. All fooling aside, it’s a !
good product. Try it today.
DON’T FAUL to stop in and I
see our Pullet Derby next time'
you’re in town.
Many of our customers swqar i
. by the good results they get
; from Purina disinfectant. It’s |
. colorless and odorless...tops for
cleaning and sanitizing feeders, - -
waterers, brooders find other "
poultry and livestock equipment.
Dairymen like it for cleaning
and disinfecting milk process
ing equipment, too.
pestefi some smart guy . has
come forward with the idea of
“Drive-In’’ churches: At least
that -should have its appeal to
“courtin couples”.
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Back in 1900 uranium was
considered worthless, But that
was almost a half century be
fore men discovered how use
ful it could be as a destroyer.
In the eyes of the world a
man is a big shot when he
drives a costly car, - lives in a
mansion, and operates a big
business, even though he may
not own the title to any of
them. Os course in his own eyes
a Big Jsiiot Well-nigh owns the
town title olr no title.
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. . ’Nuff Sod
TWO YANCEY BOYS
JOIN TIIE NAVY
Two graduates of‘yClearmont
High School, Keith Letterman
and Richard’ Do. .'ton, left j for
the Navy, May JO.
Kelt if Is tlie s'..n of Walter
Hid Biudta liCtierm.tn of Day-
Book and Richard is the son of
Air. ami id w Euranus Deyton
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POETRY CORNER
Vatidwted By
Edith Deaderick Erskine
TRESPASSING
I wandered .past -the highway
Os my neighbors hated house;
I'glowered at the windows
And I ruffled like a grouse.,
Mjy neighbor’d gone to city
And his. windows 1 caught the
sun;- .*
My cursing came back empty
And my thoughts began to run;
I trespassed in his birches
And J crossed hrs dew# lawn; ,
I trembled at the beauty 1
Os a stratled dappled fawn.
I wondered what my neighbor
Felt when ~ he Went walking
down—
Light dappled through'-'* white
birches •
On his lonely-way to town.
Manfred A, Carter, Hampden,'
Maine *,
(Poetry.’ for this corner
should 'lie ~sellt direct to Edit! -
Dejfderiek Erskine, Weaver
vi'tle, N. C. )
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. 4-H AWARDS • J
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of 4-H Club work to the atten
tlmßThTthe community. -
ticipation may include writing
speaking, acting or production
for radio -and television; writ
ing for newspapers';. taking part
in group .discussions; or other
public relations activities.
Awards, provided by Gene Au
try and the Wm. Wrigley, Jtv
‘Company, consist of certificates
of honor for the state winning
boy and girl; expense-paid trips
to the National 4-H .Club Con
gress for eight sectional win
ners; and two national scholar
ships of S3OO to a boy and a
girl.
Both programs are conducted
by the Cooperative Extension
Service, and the'awards arrang
ed by the National Committee
on Boys and Girls Club Work.
Full information -is . available
from County Extension offices.
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We Are Ashamed To Print Them
Come See For Yourself
Open- Until' 8:30 Every Nite
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DON’T LET THE FAMILY AYASH SOP ALL YOUR
' STRENGTH. BEAT THE'HEAT BY BRINGING YOUR
LAUNDRY TO
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