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WANT ADS
HARD OF HEARING—See Dr.
G. K. Mac Vane, 720 North Gault
Ave., Fort Payne, for a demon-
stration of the Beltone One-Unit
Hearing Aid, about one-third the
size of the old style hearing aids,
This is not available anywhere
else in Dade or DeKalb C’oun-
ti es _ tf.
WANTED—Man ^------ age „„ 25 * to 35 with ...
car to collect ant son it or
Mutual Saving Life nsurance
Company II interes e sec
Mr. Lewis Me ryar c ryar
Store Trenton. ^
WANTED — A MIDDLE AGE
Settled Woman to Live on
Place and Care for Children,
See—L. L. Fowler
New England, Ga.
CRISMAN
Up-To-Date Line of Hardware^!
Chattanooga, Tennessee
511 Market St. Phone 7-1114V
Hospitality
in your
hands
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY.
To All Whom It May Concern:
Claude C. Tripp having in
proper form applied to me for
Permanent Letters of Admini¬
stration on the estate of A. F.
Tripp, late of said County, this
is to cite ail and singular the
creditors and next of kin of A.
F. Tripp to be and appear at
mv office within the time allow¬
ed by law, and show cause, if
any they can, why permanent
administration should not be
granted to Claude C. Tripp on
A. F. Tripp’s estate.
Witness my hand and official
signature, this 4th day of July,
1949.
A. W. PECK, Ordinary.
NOTICE
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY.
WHEREAS, Anna C r a n t
Turner, Executrix of the
of Edmund Tipton Turner,
resents to the Court in
petition, duly filed and
on reoord, that she has
administered Edmund
Turner’s estate:
This is, therefore, to cite
persons concerned, kindered
creditors, to show cause, if
they can, why said
should not be discharged
her administration, and
Letters of Dismission on the
Monday in August, 1949.
A. W. PECK, Ordinary.
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The Human Race
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THE DADL COUNTY TIMES, TKENTON, GEORGIA, THURvSDAY, JULY ", 1949.
Health For Al!
Proper care of the Teeth
Good teeth are not the only
factors in sound health, personal
attractiveness and economic sue-
cess, but they are important to
ad three.
Our smile and our speech are
among the first things noticed
in our daily business and social
contacts. But only bad impres-
gions can result from ugly de _
cayed teeth, or gaping spaces
where teeth should be. The sad
f ac t i s that such unattractive
anc j unhealthful conditions are
often due to carelessness and
neglect. |
j The food we eat nourishes our
teeth as it does other parts of
the body. The same well-balan-
ced diet necessary to general
well-being is essential to the pre- i
servation, as well as the forma-
lion, of sound, healthy teeth.
The major function of the
teeth is the grinding and cutting |
of food, the first step in diges- I
lion. When teeth are diseased,
broken cr missing, this means
that it is just that much more
difficult for the person to digest
his food properly.
Decay of teeth is probably due
to a combination of many fact¬
ors. Dentists b lieve that decay
starts from outside the tooth.
When food particles, particular¬
ly sugar, become lodged on or
between the teeth, bacteria,
which are always present in the
mouth, act on the particles to
nroduce acids which disolve a
tooth’s enamel and permit decay
to start.
A tiny cavity becomes larger
is the products of bacterial ac¬
tion destroy more enamel. Then
if neglected, the cavity may
reach into the center of the
tooth where the nerves and blood !
vessels are located. Disease-pro- i
ducing bacteria, spreading with I
the cavity, may enter the blood
stream from the tooth’s center ■
and go to various parts oi the j
body. That is how diseased
teeth are sometimes responsible
lor setting up infection in the
heart, the kidneys, joints and
other places.
To help ward off tooth decay,
the teeth should be kept clean i
and the dentist visited regularly. ;
The teeth should be cleaned at
jeast twice a day, upon arising
and before going to bed.
Recently it has been shown
that fiourine may help prevent
tooth decay. Some communities
| experimenting with adding
{Email amounts of fiourine to the
, community water supply for this
j purpose. Some dentists advo-
j cate applying a flourine-con-
taining preparation to the teeth
of children.
Your dentist is your best
source of information on all
phases of dental health’. He can
advise you properly on the de-
' sireability of applying fiourine
j to teeth, as well as nutritional
needs for the teeth,, and proper
brushing and cleansing. Never
put off visits to the dentist until
your teeth “hurt.” Visit him
Poultry Hints
Ventilate laying houses cn the
side to make them cooler.
Keep summer production up by
the birds free of lice.
or dust them with sodium
Have you vaccinated your pul-
for fowl pox (sorehead)? If
plan to do it soon after
are eight weeks old.
Decayed feed will cause limber
Be careful.
Feed waste is still alarming
the state. Furnish
feed troughs and don’t
them too full.
Separate pullets from roosters
they are eight weeks old.
the roosters in the freezer
or sell them as socn as
are large enough,
Cull your old hens. Don’t feed
hen that is not laying.
Get rid of all old hens by the
the pullets start laying next
fall.
Keep visitors out of your
houses. They can carry
diseases,
DEPTH OF TOPSOIL
When America was first
the topsoil averaged about
inches in depth. Today
national average is six
Moreover, nature must work
1,000 years to rebuild one
Racks For Cooking
Because they allow dry heat
on all sides of the
prevent it from stewing
own juices in the bottom
the pan, racks aid in
and more even
roasting of all meats and
_ ____
at least once a year,
Ploper d * e h babits of
* ness anc * re £ular visits to
“ wil1 assist in
our anc * your
- and hel P y° u aIon S
to healthful living.
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Health Through Chiropractio
DR. G. K. MacVANE
CHIROPRACTOR
PHYSIO—THERAPY
Natural Curative Methods
OFFICE HOURS 9 am.-5 p-m,
(Closed Thursdays)
720 North Gault Phone 445
At Mill Crossing—Fort Payne
Alabama
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