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Wildlife Notes S
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The Sportsmen's Column
By The North Carolina bot
Wildlife Resources Commission Th<
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JUST IN CASE?You might have jjj
roiissed this very, lucid analysis of C J
- jpolio In the Winston-Salem Journa-1 ^
* toy F rank Borden. Hanes. We are re- ^
printing it to answer many, many
-questions we have received. Mote *
. especially the last paragraph. i,
"North Carolina probably wi!! g
toave a 5-to 10-year period of grace Jtr,
-after the present emergency as far
-as another polio epidemic is con- D_
'cerned, according to Dr. Robert B. jb
Lawson, : ociate processor of pet
?diatrics < . Jo.vm'j.. Cray School of .
.Medicine. h
Or. Law in said today t'Hat after gP
;an eplde-.i-.c has run its course, It
aakos from 5 to 15 years to build up H
* a new crop 01 children and persons
who will be susceptible to the dis- ;
ease. Ro
% He added that every day some-:
ttiody calls in a suggestion concern- , ,
ang a source of the disease. In making
suggestions, he said, people ca
cite ohe reason why a cerrain'con- .
dition might cause polio without ^
recognizing a great many other cQ
reasons why it could not ,, ,
The public still is not aware of [ol
t?ow much the medical profession 2
knows about poliomyelitis. Dr. Law
son declared. "We have known Che ,
cause of the disease for 25 years,1
and have amassed a great many .
facts through research. '
"Yet," he continued, "every day ~
some one produces a new suggestion '
about the source of polio. Every .
.suggestion has been gone into. Peo- w'
iple tend to pick out a little thing as'
a possibility without traoing the
reasons why Chat thing could not in
.cause the disease." i be
The pediatdician listed Che States |C?
showing the highest incidence dur-'tU
ing the past 22 years. During the se
22-year pediod, he said, 20 States .
have been represented as eifher j r
first or second In polio incidence.
(He added Chat, since 1915, the I
States showing the greatest inciden |_
ce are Connecticutt, Massachusetts,
California, Minnesota, Montana, m
and Vermont.
owing rne epidemic year tt>44, ^
when North Carolina had a large g
number of eases, Virginia is report- 5
ed as having had a still" larger num
ber.
A listing of the two leading polio' J
areas starting with 1944 shows: J
1944-New York and Delaware; 1945- %
Utah and New Jersey; 1946;Mlnne- f*|
sota and North Dakota; 1947. Idaho
ami Delaware. North Carolina and
Texas wsitl lead this year's list of /
offenders, present figures indicate. ?.
The statistics indicate that fhe> dis- f*
/ease strikes simultaneously at a~ ^
ireas whidh are far apart. j ,
"The disease," Dr. Lawson assert f>d.
"will hit every State sooner or
iater."
The South he added, has been rel- ?:
-atively free of the disease in comparison
with the rest of the coun<ry"
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WTL M FN< JTON. ? Upstate and *"
-out-of-state anglers are walking a- Frj
way with the honors in South Eas- bu
tern North Carolina's Third Annual t??
Vail Fi>fhing Rodeo. Not a single lo- r,!"
-?al person in this third week of the | ovl
second month fs "leading with the
Viargest of the deep sea class. Top I p|,
entries so far are: E. M. Hern don, i Th
Durham, 32 lb. Sailfish: H. L. Jones,' ? <
Salisbury. 18 lb *12 oz. Barracuda; | k"1
W T. Lawrerree, Concord, 23 lb. Dolxtmtxtittutitxitxmtnn
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Fall and Winti
in all sizes and col<
regu larly p
S8.00 to
One Lot V< Off
One Lot V2Off
Buy Now And
Savel 1 v
Woodward,s
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THE
n; W. M. Echols, Wrightsville 1
ich, 36 lb. Cablo; W. B. Ward. J
icord, 14 lb 8 oz. Bonilo; S. F.
tenrod, Lenoir, 14.1b. 12 oz. King W
ckerel; Mrs. C. N. Cone. Greens- *
o. 4 lb. 8 oz. Spanish Mackerel,
e second and third entries are
ming rite same way. v
Phe few local people are faring g
ghlly better in the pier and surf t
si but are far out-shadowed by
sportsmen of the Piedmont and
mntain sections. These two class
up to date for the month of Aust
which has one more week to
for these monthly prizes are led
the following: P. H. Morgan, Wil
ngton, 18 lb. Drum; G. M. SpeakWilmington,
2 rb. 6 oz. Black
urn; O. R. Stubbs, Charlotte, 2
9 oz. Blue; Jdhn C. Neil, Jr., Pee
e, 4 lb. 4 oz. Trout; J. Hunter Bar
n, Fayetteviile, 9 lb. 2 oz. Sheepsad;
J. N. Arnold, Southport, 6 lb.
oz. Flounder; James L^roy Fen11,
3 lb. 2 oz. Pompano; Harold
encer, Southport, 1 lb. 10 oz. Va.
Lillet; P. O. Simpson, Winston-Sati,
14 oz. Croaker; Crawfofd
urk, Southport, 14 oz. Pigfish; E
abeth K. Ulmer, Wilmington, 5 ,
I oz. Spot.
The children are entering many I
tches which gives them a diver-1
>n they can enjoy because of chil
en's bans in several sections of the
untry as to movies and crowds,
tele Linda P. Harrell, age 5, Charite,
is in second place with her
lb. 9 1-2 ozi Flounder, as also is
?ncy Co..e, age 13, Greensboro, ,
?th her fine specimen of Blackflsh
righing 3 lb. 12 oz. Mugh enthus-1
sm is being shown in ths annual
ent which is being enjoyed by all. j
te contest extends to October 31
ten grand and best fish prizes
ill be awarded.
FVrrty-six different types of heat
g plants for curing tobacco have |
en approved for sale in North I
trolina under provisions of legisla
>n enacted by the 1947 General As
mbly.
Uncle Sam Says
Roffurill< >? of lli;? hrat wave, you
n't afford to lie tiiy about your
lurr, bcraunr the future hold* for
u whui you hold for the future. Ren
tntklin didn't make thiv statement,
t any In i ted Stair* Saiinff Bond*
yroll ?a'vrr who work* with you could
iim tlai* hit of adtirr a* hU or hri
n. All he liii* to do U to aigit lib
nic oiht on tlir raril for the 1'iiitrd
iln Saiiny* llond* patrolI <a\iiif*
in. Hi* employer dor* all the ml
rrr dofl.im nuved through the payrn!1
plan get Hr. Summertime l.aay
ani four dollar* 10 vrar? hrnrr.
Advance
SALE!Men's
Felt Hats
100
n Felts
ors, good styles,
rieed?
$12.50 I
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> .7"vKINGS
MOUNTAIN HERALD. ]
fwo Million Becei
iurvivors Insurance
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With the inauguration of nation- ,
/ide - worldwide air parcel post
optember I, the United States can
toast of the most modern and exteditious
delivery service in the
vorld, according to Postmaster W.
J. Blakely.
The new highly specialized airtome
service, enacted into law by*
he 80th ^Congress will afford pa- !
rons of more than 42,000 post of- j
ices in America and its possessions
inexcClled shipping facilities. Tran- j
>it rime will be reduced to a fracion
of that required by other modes j
>t transportation.
'Postmaster Blakely pointed out j
hat air parcel post packages will1
eceive the same.particular considiration
shown air mail in routing, j
In addition, identical doorstep de- i
ivefy will be given to air parcel [
>ost as 1s afforded other forms of
M all m .1,1 MA , 1. .. * 1 .1,....." ... nil nnn * !
linn, uinniicg lliu iliuunir limil 3C1 * I
,-ice unique i,h every respect.
He added that distinct air parcel
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S1.00 FASTEETH
Dental
Powder 89
50c IPANA
TOOTHPASTE
43c
apex Shasta
Moth Beauty
CAKES Cream
aC Shampoo
Z5c 49c
I STOP
CECAL
COCCIDIOSIS
Hfct i tfio ?oiy. tur? way to
(top Um iprtcd of <o<al (onldMi
amonf your chickonr um Dr. Safe*
bury MN-O-SAl in th. flock t
drlnklrvf wator at Mm rata of t
tobloti par yaDon. Bapin (rootntont
Innrdlcrtrk H(th rbrtrr*
ln? appooranca of bloody drop
tho f?w Mvwty In*
$1.25
S. S. S. Tonic
25c
B. C. Powder...
25c SI72 BORIC ACID
Ointment
50c SIZE PHILLIP S
Liquid Magnesia
ATTENTION. CA
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KINGS MOUNTAIN. If. C.
iving Old-Age
i Benefits
post stickers, printed in red, white 1
and blue and bearing the likneness .
of a winged package with the earth's
globe underneath, will soon be
available without eo&t at the Kingsj
Mountain Post Office to apply to out
going packages.
"With a scheduled plane taking
off or landing within the United
States on an average of every seven
seconds around the clock, and ?*i ov
erseas > bound plane leaving mr
borders every 30 minutes, we stand
ready to give our patrons the fastest
parcel post service offered anywhere,"
Postmaster Blakely said.
While international air parcel
post service has been available from
the United States and its possessions
for several months, domestic
airborne service is being launched
for the first time in history.
Twenty - nine American varieties
of hybrid corn are now being tested
In Europe. !
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Sturdy, dependable writlm
Sheaffer quality dear ttiro
girls in ?chool. Come in toda
I of SheafFer's?per.s and per
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CRAFTSMAN ? r
Good looking, ooty to writ*
with, long losing. Only $6.50.
PKG. OF 20
Gillet Blue Bl<
. BOX OF 50
Book Matches
60c BOTTLE
Biush Nylon ....
J 1.00
Weynets Powdt
4 OZ. ANTISEPTIC
| Ammen's Powd
99c (fjS
5 C4
?gg
MERA FANS! WE HAVE
lior 120 Cam
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Kings
Drug
Phones 41 and 81
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Pamlico County is fast becoming .
>ne of the leading Berkshire hogtroducing
areas of the State.
Black shank is taking a heavy
oil of tobacco, in Jones County.
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Look ahead?beef the lo?t-minute
ehoei fixed up. Bring 'em in new
the kind ef werk we--end you?
heel*?new "invisible" helf-tolsi
school with shoes that leek nice . .
fort end health.
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ADMIRAL
Dependeble fountain pari with
?J t Matching Fineline pencil. An Ovt
ttandir.g value at *8.00,
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3 instrumenft?fngxppnefvg, y?t
ugh! Just fho sets for boys o-.sd
iy and soo our completg display
tctlt for ovory purs* and pvrposo.
MMBf
ides 98c
13c
49c
;r 87c
ei 23c
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M m Sl*00
4k m
FOR
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75c S
OR MEN n0.
j Reflect Good Toste
THE NEW CAMERA YO
Takes 8 Full Size 2 l-<
QVQ Pictures on Eastmai
M Q FILM?ONLY
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V ". ' ' r-t-l '- ' ' "' .
. > > . September
X IMS _
Nearl 100 million tons of hoy
will be produced in th nation this
year. *
Gelatin is obtained from the bones
of an-imals by chemical treatment
Back to School
With
'Shining Faces''
and
Shoes Like New
null to got your duldron'f hVmI
ond giro ui (Monty of time to (to
-wilt bo proud of. Now rubber
l Moko suro tHoy go back to
. woor long ... insuro foot comCITY
.Shoe Service
Phone 227
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35c
Rat Nip 29c
50
Caroid & Bile Salts
. TABLETS
ONLY 59c
100 $1.00 SIZE
ALOPHEN Nervine
Pills Tonic
*9c 83c
OF 000 SERVICE Mfc
IS^RESCRtPTlOHS . . f
Wi <alw h Ik* ' \ $
w. glv* proscription*. Only qiioll*
And pkwiHcWi dn rt?n compoundhi
l?f. Only A* bnnt wli - \
flBml rl*k ?J \?^
St
ca Seltzer 49c
izon Ointment 84c
NEURITIS
rite Powder.. 89c
IZE .
in's Pills 42c 1
lU WANTI
?$4.39
(Tax Included) |
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