The Statesville Sentinel from Statesville, North Carolina • Page 5

THE STATESVILLE SENTINEL Prrs Fit I SPRAYING IRISH POTATOES others should be planted later for (talk of His had a torpedo effect on? HOUSTONVILLE, ROUTE 1. inrAL Mbwiiww COMING AND GOING the winter supply. Potatoes may be safely planted here until about the (A timely article by E. Dull) that ludebour.d gang of religious pachyderms of His day. I Qn the lips of Jesus the most in- Good Advice on Gardening Sentinel Growing in Popularity.

middle of Julv. Their value as a avs, "don't set A- The land was getting very dry and t' but get up 'git all crops were -hk's and every one. suffeHng for rain, but ma un food and the ease with which large Cut forked lightning. Some svrmons, ields are produced. ls not fully ap- instcai of WnR a le caU for predated in America.

Our country vice, are nothing but showers of I and Lngland raise but three bushels spiritual cocaine. The should! per inhabitant, while Scotland, Aus- Utrik rhu oik or on the look the good Lord serit a refreshing if a i niv cental 1 1 tna-Hungary and France produce cf everybody who sits in the pew." wut, kvii uui.neis per innaoiiani ana Ireland and Germany twenty-five. In S. II. Miller and children left the latter country they are dried in Saturday for Elkin.

where they will large quantities in which form thev visit Mrs. Miller'it itr. Mr ft 1 shower yesterday. Are we thankful enough to Him? People generally are too impatient they can't wait for Providence to come in. Several farmers and this scribe for one, planted cotton seM the last week in I pril.

They became impatient abo it it coming up; so last week they flowed it un and are cheaply transported and easily McXecr. From Elkin Mrs. Miller' kept for future use. This war may will go to Sparta to spend the sum- establish such use of them here. For nur months.

MONDAY JUNE CAPRICE IK iittle son of Mr. and Richards, is very ill at where his father had vi.sit relatives. Mrs. ent for and passed Thursday i Xcw Bern, Little of Mr. S.

W. is city. Walker, who at- i McDonald College has returned to at Barium. Young of Troutman, u'lent "at Flora Mc- the past term, has re- home use they are easily kept in the ouT ofXor'pits Fr 1 TO WaShlllg- replanted a part ofl their crop, are ref reshed "A Child of i Garden vegetables is' D. Monday June 4 ci nn lin A 1 1 .1.

Miv. lam tillU I1KC WO S-OOI1 will be getting gard4 io speak of the hbme garden as a thing of beauty, as Ji thing of value, I The Wilds" ALSO A Keystone Comedy would, in too many leases, be a ser home. fvler of Danville, tun i 1 i ious misrepresentation. And yet. every garden ought to be both beau If the rainfall is light after the po- tatoes mature the early planting may I Account Twenty-Seventh Annual be left in the ground until frost and Re.Union United Confederate kept for winter use.

Veterans. mi i e4xw Southern Kailway Stem will mi. 1.1 DA i operate special train from Charlotte and other North Carolina points to "In the text, God has given two un? 4: 4f. 101 lrain wi'l consist of Standard contracting pictures. A thing is made SIeeping Cars and First Cla Dav clearer by contrast.

On the one Coaches. Baggage will be checkM hand, we see the -picture of de.ola- 1 umler usual conditions. tion, ami over against that we find i 2chedoIe of Special Train. it i i i rrom: Schelule: Round tiful and profitable, dince a good gar den means a great dial in the family living, it certainly dpservex best Mi of attention. But it is true, thd ll: many garden of the living, rault.

W. T. Walker at brings. Mr. Tyler has mountain work in the a Proctor of was -r wl un-a vDpt-ration for Sanatorium.

S. Kirkpatrick, who has i o- -hor daughter, Mrs. Fi May for her Mills. C. Kaufm rompanied 1 rs.

A ei r' 11 oiTn i an th miYA I'ritlay for do not furnish much This is the owners-Many otherwise, Trip Fare hnodel aim are never 'in the Lv. Charlotte Lv. Conconl Lv. Salisbury Lv. There were no thorns or briars in this world until sin gained a foothold.

When the devil came brought brambles and thorns, and irden from the til they plow it time they plow! it url 7:45 p. m. 8:20 p. m. 1:05 p.

m. 9:37 p. m. 10:03 p. m.

10:35 p. m. 58.50 S.30 7.C5 7.30 6.05 t.G5 6.15 Lv. High Point next spring. All 1 gets is given by the has been making trouble ever since, iA-.

Greensboro le attention it wife, who is of-Ifor the familv 11:11 p. ten so busy cooking Now that the Colorado Potato Beetle is beginning its work it will be well in the next few days to take steps to prevent the damage clue -to its ravages which may be almost entirely eliminated by a little effort thoughtfully applied. The old hard shelled beetles have been on the plants for several days and many have been taking valuable time to pick them off" by hand. This is of course helpful, but an easier and more effective way should be employed. The old beetles do no damage themselves but lay the eggs which hatch into the young soft shelled larva that are such hearty eaters.

These may very easily be destroyed by coating their food with a poisonous powder or liquid. As to which method to use will depend largely on the means at hand. For small patches where the owner has plenty of time to go over the plants several times the plants may be coated with a powder composed of one part Paris Green to fifteen parts of flour. This should be applied at the lir.t appearance of the soft shelled bugs by shaking it on the plants through a thin cloth in the morning while the plant is moist with dew. This may remain on the plants for some time though it is more than likely it will removed.

by wind or rain in a few days and another application needed if further injury is being done by the bugs. For larger plantings and for more effective results the use of a poison spray is preferable. This is made of Arsenate of Lead dissolved in t-tor at the rate of one pound of the poison to twenty gallons of water. It should be applied on a drying day by the use of a spray pump or sprinkler or may be applied by shaking an ordinary broom dipped in the solution over the plant. The spray pump is the best as it applb the solution- more evenly and economically.

The spraying has the advantage over the dusting or sprinkling in that it is more lasting and may also be used for a double purpose by adding', the Bordeaux solution to the poison solution thus prevent ing blight. i According to experiments tarried on throughout the State, spraytmr with the double solution has prt-duced gains of from 30 bushel in th eastern counties to 75 bushels in thr western counties. Besides the increase in yield the keeping quality of the potatoes has been improved. The effectiveness of the work depend-largely on thoroughness and promptness. The first application should be made at the first appearance of th bugs or by the time the plants an? from four to six inches high and repeated about two weeks apart as thrt 7:00 a.

m. next day When thorns and. briars cover the Lv. Keidsyille field nothing can grow everything Ar- Washington nlco Kv- vv.Ic nml 1 Stopping Also stopping that the garden work, which other at Harrisburg. a.

i Mr. and Mrs. Hoff- nvl serve time in 'Dan- isure to her, is Kannapolis, China Grove, Spencer, I Thomasville. Jamestown. Hmwn's thistles.

TTESDAY KATHLYN WILLIAMS "The Cost of Hatred" WKDNKSDAY BESSIE EYTON IN "The Heart of Texas Ryan" ALSO The Ford Weekly nun two of back- wise might be a pie simply an hour or breaking drudgery. If the farmers wi "The same is true with sin. Give 1 Summit and Kuffin, to take on pas-sin the right to reign and it will sen gen. cover the earth with desolation. S- Passengers at Uranch Line points should take ccfnntcting tmin to 11 stop to con- Campbell of Cool -riding the week with a 1 "h'arpe of Harmony.

sider what a good gkrden means to 1 i in. it im. i- ii.i.-. invest a few the family, and wil dollars in the right kind of ru.rden i i. ice tools and see, he will then be able to see that an hour or tkvo spent in the junction points.

Fares from all intermediate stations and branch line points on same low basis. In addition to above train and date, tickets will 1 sold June 2nd to 7th, inclusive, at same low-round trip fa iv. Southern Hallway System to Wash f.M-ii- lab of Harmony gave iam supper on the school -a urilay, night. The pro-tn it-'-, used to help in pur-a- runner. The canner will a tii domestic science Farm Life school and young ladies of the To- lme, may garden at the right far more in dollars and cents than in the coi li the same time spent i'n.

i i 'never been a time in the history of the world when it is harder tt live a consistent Christian life th.nn now. It's not a sort of a good-Lord, milk-and-water, vinegar proposition. I tell you. "I believe that the eontltct between God and the devil, Jetween right and wrong, between ixr and evil, is hotter than ev in all the centuries that have gone before. I don't believe the allurements of sin ever were more fascinating or more insidious; 1 don't believe there ever ington traverses the Ilattlc'ield of; u.vi ty ning popularity field.

The Sentinel is ga here. I think that I of subscribers soon. will send a Msfr (iuring the S. V. Hooker, Signalman PLOW.HOY.

McUav. Virginia, and everyone should take advantage of this low round trip to visit the Nation's Capital and witness the splendid reception that be given the Veterans. Tickets and Pullman Ueservation should be ordered in advance through vour nearest ticket agent, or write. CHAIRSELL SMITH. tt annoneer Hughey, of the a Artillery Corps of through "Statesville -n a cross-country hike, vuunU men are "toughening' 1 A Frulav The following invitations have was a time since Adam was turned 5.

BURGFSS, Div. Pas. been received: ui I-auiai army service wnen it Charlotte, N. Mr. "and Mrs.

Nicholas James Smith CRESCENT THEATRE See Mrs. Vernon Castle Every Saturday at -the Crescent Theatre. request the honr your out of the Garden of Lden when pitfalls were more dangerous or mre (badly than today. "The church is sick and needs a Everybody Will Tell You presence at the marriage Mi V.kU- lieavis, a young lawyer from Hamptonville, was in States- 1 T'-1 1 1 of their iughter vi ir i i Hiav. enroute ior nis nome Smith Sallie Vernon remedy.

Many preachers are like a That "Everything to Puild With" physician strong in diagonosis but 1 has been cheaper since ATKINS weak on therapeutics. Jesus dealt came here two years ago. Soutii Carolina, where he has to Mr. Henry Chaarsell with fundamentals. The quietest C.

ATKINS, Statesville. N. C. I on Wednesday evening, June sixth Ik lp. mi business.

-I Ikumony people say that the corn limkiiin resembling pop tutu also, people who planted cotton at nine o'clock. r- Rivermont Avenue Baptist Church IVa. Lynchburg At home after June twentieth, 1222 street, Bir- North Twenty-sixtlk Alabama Miss Smith visited at the home of Ex-sheriff J. M. Dea on of this city host of friends for- or Af recently and made a while here, who) will Moin in wishing Gnailmi eel for GMbriililVy an i Boys' Wash Suits 50, 75, 98c.

JoliiistoiiJelk Co. vines grow, if best results are to be obtained. The use of this solution is also recommended for the pro- tection of any garden vegetables that i Boys' Pants All sizes 4 to 17 years, 48c to S1.98. her much happiness. of SoluTITear' A marriage of interest to States are troubled by chewing insects or bacterial diseases.

Sold Heme Only ville people was Mis Anni Bell Bost and Mr. Luie Smith of High Infon- the. cold spell have no cotton, ami en account of cotton seed being uiifii 'many people are not replanting. Pr. S.

W. liankin and Mrs. E. T. Cai r.m tir.ve to Statesville yesterday, wr-'iv-they carried a child for tivatnse-nt at Dr.

Long's Sanatorium. The treatment is being furnished by tli'1 Kind's Daughters. Concord Tirm-. Many persons- regard the saving a amount of left-over food a- unimportant. If they kept accural- n.vount.

however, for any per- many families would be astound' hy amount of good food they ti.r.'wing out and by tile sums at are paying to the grocer, 5) i'uUher. and the milkman to re-piac. food being absolutely v.a. .1. -Mr.

Urtue King, who finished the Hah Sri ool this spring, left morning for Hopewell, n. r. will take a nosition with The Bordeaux solution is by Point on May 12th. Miss Bost is the aughter of the slacking 4 pounds of quicklime in gallons of water and dissolving pounds of blue vitiol in a like amount is p'ae late D. O.

of til The marriage too at the minister, Rev. home of the officiatin Robbins, of High Poirit. After a fen- weeks sojourn to Northern point they returned to High Po nt where they will make their! home. thenmixing the two together. The lime-water should be strained before mixing.

The blue vitrol will dissolve best in warm water and should be suspended near the surface or it would soon cease to dissolve. the poisoned solution the Arsenate of Lead may be dissolved in this solution after it has been well Clothing Department lot of SnellinKburpr Alake of Palm Beach and Keep-Kool Suits for Younc Men Model, and Pinch Back at S4.95, 56 95 and S7.601 Wool Crash Suits for Men, Special, S7.95 and $8.95. Mohair Suits, Special, $10.00. Boys' Keep-Kool Suits, sizes 7 to 16 years, Special $1.50 to $2.98. TROUTMAN PRREX.

la L-la Wi.Uan A iuiet weddmg toik place at the home of Mr. and Mr W. F. Orren Saturday at ten o'clock, when their daughter, beca no the wife of Mr. William Phife Troutman.

Rev. mixea. Owing to the present food shortage and the almost certainty of a lower supply we need to make the best yields possible on every acre Vnt. Powder Co. Sebna and Edith Sides of visiting their sister, Mrs.

Watts of Bethany, i -1 A. Carpenter and little OS taoc 4o- Mrs. 'i Peter Hill, short sleeve knee length Union Suits, 75c. J. L.

Morgan, performed the cere- Ji i i r. ft ARM left Thursday for mony, alter wnicn tne cupi a-n viunirion. D. where they will for Asheville, where they will make their home. very popular Miss Orren is a on young lady-and her mends wish for her new re- Cooper's Kenosha Klosed Krotch, Un-ion Suits.

Price $1.50, $2.50, $3.00 her a happy future lations. triemls. -Ir. Gordon Scott, who has been att-nding sehool at Davidson College, a'ly ill at the home of his Ir. and Mrs.

J. A. Scott, UfM'kn-ai. Va. -May Little and Lottie i Messrs.

Ray Barkley and visited Miss Birdie Hi ar ewton, attended the 1 -High -School commence- connected with Mr. Troutman is the Southern Railwaf and a young cultivated. The present -planting will help out in the near future and WANT ADS. Sentinel Want Ad Sell Anything There is Somebody. Somewhere Wants What You Have to Sell-Only Penny Per Word.

For Sale-Fresh milch cows for sale. J. M. Deaton. Old False Teeth; don't matter if broken.

I pay $1 to $10 per set. Send by parcel post and receive chck bv return mail. F. Terl. 403 North Wolfe Baltimore, Md.

6-21. man of splendid qualifications. Ijenuine L. V. u.

Un-iJi Wti hr In. mm. i m. mt a mi Naomi Massev of the River HH oe Harmony Visited by Spy. Many Harmony eople became alarmed last week wh one morning they found theirj houses marked with the nuhber 44 and underneath this as many marks jas there were members in the family.

A blue crayon was used in the mar cing. Porosknit Shirts and Drawers 25c each. "ut Tunity has returned from at. -Xomial, where she com- teachers' course. Miss the coming winter.

addition to the fireless Perhaps be interesting' to ladies, that -is, using an Hon for heating purpose and At first, it was thought to be a Prtf. R-nt Seven room residence. A it joke by some of tlie mischievous water an( lights; North Mill- boys" of the place, bit upon investi berry street, ror bale une horse, wagon and bugny. B. F.

Lonr. nicely. One lady was heard at had tried this method gation, no one would confess, therefore, some of the inhabitants have suggested German spies, and an investigation is being iiade. c. s.

a soap stone cut the de will also fill the bill. MEN AND BOYS Palm Beach and Silk Hats 48c and 98c. Elegant line of Lion Brand Dress Shirts, both white and colored, 98c up to $3.50. Mens' Work Shirts, Special 50c. "Quality the maximum -Price the minimum" The Store that Sells for Cash and for Less -Uob, tile little snn T- IARGE FREE OF u.i:e feeding the chickens, CANNING OUTFITS-Guaran-teed outfits at reasonable prices on exhibit at Iredell Farmers Union Warehouse.

For further information address L. R. Houpe. Telephone 162 Statesville. N.C.

Whv suffer with indigestion, dys fell off onto a pile torpid liver, cdnstipation, sour stnmatfh. corainc-up-oi-iuuu-auci- v- cutting his face so that it to call a physician-to when Mou can get a Green's August eating, sample free at Statekville Drug Co. Flower R'ddWasIiinalonUedarShinales -j-iv-o. iuie nooen, is along nicely. .1 Williams Swv v.oe This medicine haa remarkable cura Phone- 212.

1,1 tive properties, and Has demonstrat-1' oW WAT- ed its efficiency by fif years of sue- ueht at thc 0M cess, rieaaapnes are uncu by a disordered' stomkeh. Prices' and are being disposed of at 11 i -nft tmvn yesterday morning. a YL Kive a little rest to quite Peou'l PO0ket books fo'r some cannt resist a dime show. August lower isjdwi up ir .0 the reasoname proiu ae nas aiwuia KrtflnZTr.or sale inl all civi-' cent bottleSTTr or sale in' all civ 1L.