The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 28, 1921, Image 2
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To Control Poultry Pests.
Mites breed principally in cracks, ;
crevices, dust and trash, nests, roost- .
ing places and other congregating ,
places of the chickens. The first step ,
in control should be to clean such ;
places and burn all refuse, after which i
they should be sprayed with any of the
following solutions: (
First, lime-suphur wash, one gallon; ,
water, 8 gallons.
Second, creolin, 5 teaspoonfuls;
water, one gallon.
Third, kerosene, one part; crude
petroleum, 4 parts.
The roosts, nests and other places
of congregation may also be painted !
with the following "mite paint" to <
control mites: kerosene, 1 gallon; 1
crude carbolic acid, creolin or coal ]
tov r?nP riint.
Be sure to see that all chickens are i
removed from the places to be treated
before any of the measures given i
above is started. 1
Fleas are sometimes found on the
heads of chickens, often causing the '
chicks to die quickly. This pest <
breeds in the same places as the mites,
and the same clean-np measures 1
should be practiced. When fleas are '
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dozen - - 80c
Ball Cotton,
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Shoe Polish,
tan, oxblood,
1 Gloss, Albo,
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ajama Check,
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sene to three parts of lard; or smear
a few drops of castor oil over the parts
infested. The castor oil treatment can
be best applied as follows: "Buy a
small bottle of caster oil and a medicine
dropper. Either tape the glass
dropper, or tie a small strip of cloth
around it, so it will fit the mouth of
the bottle. When you catch a chick
with fleas, smear a few drops of the
castor oil over the fleas and rub it
around with the end of the dropper.
One application will kill fleas."
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Personal Items From TaTt
"Taft, April 25.?We are having
some fine weather now and the farmers
are busy transplanting their tobacco,
but if we don't soon get some
rain a lot of it will be lost.
Mr. S. B. Timmons of this place
made a business trip to Lane Friday.
Mrs. C. M. Thomas is spending a
few days with her brother, Mr. Joe
Cooper, at Salters.
Mr. S. B. Timmons and Mr. S. J.
rimmons went to Kingstree Saturday
an business.
We are very glad to report that we
have a very nice Sunday school at
raft.
Rev. W. J. Morris and his son from
Hemingway were pleasant visitors at
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Sash Ribbons, all kin
the yard . . 40c,;
1,000 yards Sea Isla
Homespun, 1 y
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the home of ?1 B. Timmons, Sunday.
We are g'.ad to report that the Rev.
W. J. Morris of Hemingway is going
to organize a Baptist church at Taft
co Saturday night before the second
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Thompson and MisClaudie
Taylor were visitors at Mrs,
M. V. Timmons' home Sunday.
Mr. John Morris was a visitor at
Mr, S. B.^immons' Sunday.
Mrs. Erne Thompson visited Mrs.
Rosa Burkett Sunday.
Mrs. Mrs. Mary Kirton and her son
Olen, were visitors of Mrs. J. R. Bavrineau
Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. Taylor is improving after
several weeks illness.
Mf .T P Tnvlnr wpnt to Andrew.*
Saturday on business. "Blue Eyes."
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Meets the second Thursday night
in each month. Visiting bretheren
cordially invited. B. E. Clarkson. W.
M., J. D. Britton, Secretary.
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The Expectantd||jr
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Coming Events"
often darkens the , / lifiV ncC Wm.
days of the expec- '
ness of every /^PPs^^ ?
woman, becomes ?
doubly dangerous <
I to the woman who is preparing to fulfill her highest
duty?maternity.
The expectant mother must nourish two. She must be able to 1
get rid of a double waste. Failure to do so poisons barseli and
the child she is to bring into the world.
Nujol will help her through this trying period.
It worka on an entirely new principle.
Instead of forcing or irritating the system, Nmjfl^dmply softens
the food waste. This enables the many tiny muscles hLthe walls
of the intestines, contracting*and expanding in thdiriMKnal way,
to squeeze the food waste along so that it passes naturally out n
of the system.
Nujol thus prevents constipation because it helps Nature main*
tain easy, thorough bowel movements at regular intervals ? the
healthiest habit in the world. - ' - ,
Nujcl is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. vtty it.
Nujol i* sold by all druflists in sealed bottles only, bean's! Nujol
trade mark. Write Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey).
SO Broadway, New York, for booklet. "Thirty Feet ol I - J
The Modem Method of Tnoting an Old Corngbhd
Nuiol Fbr Constipation
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KINGSTREE HARDWARE CO., J
Funeral Directors and Embalmer 1
FIRST CLASS MOTOR HEARSE IB
Complete Line Coffins and Caskets H
Metal Vaults and Burial Robes. B
Mr. L. J. Stackley, recently '' In
GRADUATED EMBALMER I M
Has Charge of our Undertaking Dept. 9
and is throughly equipped to serve 9
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Day Phone No. 35 Night Phone No. 19B 9
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Chickens Wanted! ||n
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