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THE NEWBERRY SUN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1939 Be the Fairest Of the Fair At the Newberry County FAIR October 30th November 4th Nothing so adds to your charm as . . Beautifully Dressed Hair and, it is well to remember that not every hairdresser can give you the same lasting, satisfactory service. Years of experience, plus the best of equipment, plus trained beauticians, puts us in position to give you the most for your money. Look your best for the Fair. Phone for an ap pointment 1 today, now! Guaranteed Permanents $2.00 up City Beauty Shop PHONE 24 MAIN STREET WOMEN! read how thousands have been ablet to GET NEW ENERGY IMPORTANT Medical Tests Reveal WHY Famous Lydia L Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound Has Been Helping Weak, Rundown, Nervous Women For Over Half A Century! If you feel tired out, limp, listless, moody, depressed—if your nerves are constantly on edge and you’re losing your boy friends to more at tractive, peppy women—SNAP OUT OF IT! No man likes a dull, tired, cranky woman. 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Lice stay on the birds at all times and to destroy them the birds should be treated with sodium fluoride dust or by applying a nicotine sulphate base compound to 'the perches one hour before the birds go to roost, making sure that all the birds get on the perches and that another appli- [ cation is made within 10 days to j destroy the lice from the eggs that j have hatched during this period. Also, nicotine sulphate compounds have been found to give excellent re sults by individual treatment when one application is made from a small oil, can, placing a drop in the fine i feathers on the fluff, a drop in the feathers under each wing, anfl a drop in the feathers on the back of the neck. Thorough cleaning of the house and spraying with equal parts of kero sene and used motor oil or some other effective method is necessary to get the mites since the mites stay in the house in the daytime, hiding in con cealed places, and infest the birds mostly at night. Grow Green Feed Green feed supplies vitamins A and G and for this reason laying hens should be allowed to range on it. Both of these vitamins are nec essary to get the maximum egg pro duction and hatchability. Vitamin A is necessary also to pr|vent an eye trouble similar to roup. Green feed has some advantages other than nutritional, in that it tends to keep the birds satisfied and prob ably helps to prevent feather pulling and cannibalism. For this reason the birds should have access to a green range at all times. This can be sup plied by the use of a double yarding system, which not only supplies an abundance of green feed but aids in combating diseases and parasites. Oats make a good winter grazing crop. They should be seeded at the rate of five bushels per acre. This makes a dense sod which will afford grazing fc>r a flock of hens much longer than when lighter seedings are made. If the yards used for hens to range are limited or if there is any ques tion about not having ample green feed for the hens at all times, les- padeza meal or alfalfa leaf meal should be added to the mash. This can be added at the rate of five to 10 pounds per 10 pounds of mash, and may be substituted for com meal or wheat middlings. It will not mater ially increase the cost of the mash and it will supply the feed factors which are normally supplied in green feed. LITTLE MOMENTS IN BIG LIVES •w i H Kessler UDViCj Lau&iecz. Cohduotoq of the black: AMD Gold EPoom Orcfest/?a aajd tff SIumeer, F/OUte, EO/3 TA/F M3.C. GTAteTED TO UUO<3t<: AO A DOS /AJ tf/o bootfeoo Drug S'/d/ce- tv^l940 CHEVROLET tfptielB MRS. J. EDWIN STOKES f ENTERTAINS WITH BRIDGE An orange and yellow color note was used in detail in the party last Wednesday afternoon given by Mrs. J. Edwin Stokes at her Glenn street apartment. Tables were arranged for Bridge in the livHg room where zinnias and marigolds Teated the floral setting. The top score award at contract was won by Mrs. William Partridge. Second high went to Mrs. C. C. Hut to and bingo to Mrs. J. E. Stevens Mrs. Stokes served sandwiches, cakes, and tea after cards. A The Special De Luxe Sport Sedan, $802* THURSDAY EVENING CLUB MEETS WITH CLARKSONS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon N. Clarkson entertained members of the Thursday Evening bridge club last week at their attractive home on Mayer ave. Mixed autumn flowers were used in the playing room. Three tables were set for the guests. The two high score prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Hooper Skardon, and bingo was won by Mrs. Ed. Cannon. Sandwiches, cookies, and punch was served late in the evening . MRS. CHAPPELL PLAYS WITH BRIDGE MEMBERS Mrs. A. R. Chappell was invited to play with members when Mrs. Thad McCrackin entertained at a party Saturday afternoon for her bridge club. Colorful fall flowers lent a bright setting to the reception room, the scene of the games. As soon as all the guests arrived, Mrs. McCrackin served the refresh ments, sandwiches and drinks. The high score prize was won by Mrs. W. O. Miller and the bingo by Mrs. Wilton Todd. Mrs. McCrackin also presented Mrs. Chappell with a gift. -H.P. VALVE- IN-HEAD SIX Totally new and different from stem to stern—new inside, new outside—that’s the style story of this big, streamlined beauty leader of the low-price field— Chevrolet for 1940! It has a new “front end,’’ of course—the swankiest in the field for ’40— also new side and rear design. It’s new all the way through—the biggest, proudest, all-new beauty leader a low price ever bought! You know Chevrolet is the only low-priced car with the Exclusive Vacuum-Power Shift—with a Valve-in-Head Engine — with "The Ride Royal."* But you can’t know what these features mean in terms of matchless results until you actually drive and ride in the car. Try Chevrolet for ’40, test it thoroughly, and then you will know that “Chevrolet’s FIRST Again!” ’659 Only Chevrolet gives such high quality at such low cost.... Low Prices ... Low Operating Costs . . . Low Up keep. *At'Flint, Michigan. Transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment and accessories—extra. Prices subject to change without notice. Bumper guards—extra on Master 85 Series. A General Motors Value. AND UP* PRE-SCHOOL GROUP MOTHERS HOLD SESSION The pre-school group of the Moth er’s club met Friday afternoon at the attractive new home of Mrs. George Martin with Mrs. Leon Nichols, as sociate hostess. Mrs. Fitzgerald Rutherford was presiding. The program consisted of a talk on i “Inheritance” made by Mrs. J. W. j Martin. Mrs. Steve Griffith discuss- | ed “Youthful Emotions” and Mrs. Thomas Folk addressed the club mem bers on “Common Behavior.” Following the program the hostess served a sweet course. The home of the meeting was decorated with pink gladioli for the occasion. MOLLOHON GIRL SCOUTING Well, here I am again just roving around with the Mollohon Girl Scouts who held their regular meetini Monday evening at the club house. Just another one of those s*rictly business meetings which put your reporter on a spot to have something to write about which would interest you, my readers, if I have any. But for the actual meeting and I ask what do you care about who gets this dish or that pan for the fair and our booth and who sold how many tickets for Saturday night’s perform ance of the Ballentine Pigs but I can say that our plans for next sum mer depends upon the fair mostly and I ask your cooperation in this and visit us “wantcha”? But I don’t have to ask that because I know you will cause you haven’t let us down yet in anything we have undertaken. Here is something else—a towns man was asked to buy a ticket for Saturday night by one of our Scouts whom I happened to be with and when she told him what it was for he quickly answered, “Sure, I will buy one. I am glad to help you scouts in any way I can.” You just don’t know how happy that made us feel. * Now for some ramblings among the scouts. Believe you me, I think “Sister Willis” has given up singing and is taking up art. Just before she was told to take her seat Monday night she was at the blackboard drawing away on a picture which she called Hitler. Some picture, I say . . So, so for that and now to welcome our new member—Ruth Shealy—who has taken the place of Muriel Mayo who recently moved to Union. Let me warn all those Scout lassies to be on the dot Friday night at six o’clock instead of our regular meeting Mon day night for there is a hundred and one things to get done. So there won’t be any Scout news next week . 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