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PIANO Tinted responsible party to take over spinet piano. Easy Can toe seen locally. Write Credit Manager, P. O. Box 241, MdClellanville, Sooth Carolina N,J—1-21,28; 2-4 pd. HELP WANTED •Mai* or Femalo Sales MAN OR WOMAN to supply Con sumers with Rawleigh Products in Jone$ County. Can earn $60 weekly part-time, $150 and up full-time. Write Dept. 520, p 0. Box 1207, Greenville, S. C 29602. J—1-21,28 Nature Will Heat Most Tree Damage Tree stands may look a mess following the ice storms that invariably hit some sections of North Carolina each winter, but the damage won’t appear nearly as great once the growing season returns. Nature will provide the healing touch. This is the word of comfort to Tar Heel tree lovers from Fred Whitfield, N. C. State Uni versity extension forester. The extension specialist said Nature will heal all but the most serious damage. “Trees have a remarkable ability to recover from damage such as that inflict ed by ice.' They will look much better when spring arrives and they begin to grow again,” Whit field said. Some of the most serious damage from ice comes in the form of trees severely bent over from the extra weight, trees that don’t, bend tout give way at the roots and topple over ,ahd those ' which have their tops xbroken out. “Small saplings or young pole size trees may or may not erect themselves,” Whitfield said. “It may be necessary to help them a little. H so, they should be pull ed back up gradually. Don’t try to straighten them too quick ly.” Even root-sprung trees can be salvaged. It probably will be necessary to remove dirt from under the sprung roots before pulling the tree erect. As for topped trees, Whitfield commented, “Some people ap parently are under the impres ' sion that trees that have lost their tops, particularly pine trees, are done, for and may as Well toe cut down. This isn’t necessarily so. We have plenty of trees that lost their tops dur Continued on page 8 r i EDWARDS Funeral Home Ambulance DIAL JA 7-1123 by Roy Crane -fV~ REALLY. i— urn, LISTEN/ I HEARD SOMETHING CRUNCHING IN THE SHOW— LIKE FOOTSTEP' FOLLOWINQ US...NOW IT'S STOPP nL INVESTIGATE. \NHV, IT'S TME\ JUST TAKING NEW DESK A STROLL, SIR. CLERK! WHAT j THE MOONLIGHT ARE YOU DOING HERE,' DPPWS? •paAJMM p|!Oy^ *|Z6I "°ul •ai’KHpuXg Bu;^ © MY BOY BOBBY OITT SLOSHING .THIS M&RMING. m SEE*S TO HAVE A MEW £ . OH, THAT'S SHIVA SARD, THE BALlEBtNA EVERY BODY’S TALKING ABOUT. *P»aimm t)HSu PJIO^ -|^| “aoj ’•iv>rpu^s antiNj ® " r X HAVE MORE V OH, gYTHE ' -enthusiasm n sit?, heres THAN SKILL.■ A N°TE POR-TOU. ; WAV, ) 5 A •TOU. j Pear Ate. Lawyer. I'M expecting ‘ You tonight. sup out of the lodge •WITHOUT ANYONE SEEING YOU. MY [HOUSE ts JUST ACROSS THE GORGE..., ^?pUi4- ‘Svimj-, Sr, HP ■k° VERY STRANGE/ WHY IS ROBERT SNOW, SENIOR, THE HOTEL TYCOON, GETTING TROUBLE SHOOTERS OUT HERE ON A MYSTERY ASSIGNMENT? 'P“"~ «H*W PF®A 'U6I "“I ■»i*»p«*s ™»i~J ««Dl C afiP-rtJU COULD COME,SAWYER’. X SUPPOSE MY REFUSING TO EXPLAIN MY TROUBLE-© YOUR/ WASHINGTON OFFICE IS A LITTLE IRREGULAR. ' OH,-' WE UNDERSTAND YOUR RELUCTANCE TO DISCUSS PERSONAL PROBLEMS OVER ^THE TELEPHONE,SIR. A THEN I'LL GET RIGHT TO THE POINT. IT'S AEOUT A GIRL.
Jones County Journal (Trenton, N.C.)
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