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Lr • ' mV * ; - : . this column. ; . £ 11 %'*> j ' Rappahannock 4-H club members have declared war! Not on each other but on rats. Although the name of Abraham Lincoln is more or less a symbol of freedom his birthday, Feb. 12th has been selected by Roy Heltzel, Assistant County Agent of Madison and Rappahannock, and his 4-H lieutenants as “D’’ Day! All Rappahannock Citizens are hereby enlisted, no draft board or physical examination

member of your community club to get your ammunition. They’ll have the prepared bait—all ready to use, with full instructions on how baits should be placed at only 90c per lb. Be sure your gun is loaded according to your rat population. One pound of warfarin prepared bait is considered enough for the average home, three pounds for the averaged sized farmstead.

While Warfarin is the surest, safest, and best rat and mouse poison known to modern science, remember it is a poison and should be handled as such. By following directions On each container carefully there’ll be no danger—by everyone-putting out the poison on the same date, and keeping the battle stations well supplied for several days you can wipe out the rat and mice populations very effec

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