Friday, M?rct 6. 19Z5
Save Soybean Seed
By Planting In Rows ,
Raitigh March 2. At least half the ^
cost of soybean seed may be saved by
planting i'Jwws instead of broad , ^
catting tA'^^fcncc these seed are!
scarce and "^^Athis year, farmers in I
Piedm<^t Western Carolina j P
should adoplKhis practice this year, a
7 s
Hartin^sSeeds
W^/i
This Is the greatest and most aecu- ^
rate Seed Book ever published for the j
South. 112 pases. 250 actual photo- ,
graphic pictures. 4 handsome cover
pages In full colors, accurate descrip- .
tions. valuable culture directions and c
the most useful Seed Book there is. s
It is absolutely free, and we want *
you to have it in your home. Hast ,
lr.ps* Seeds. "The Standard of the '
South." are. as always, the best seeds >'
grown- Garden, field and flower c
seeds, plants and bulbs that do well t
In the South arc all fully described |
with 1925 attractive prices, the lowest
we can possibly sell good seeds, plants n
and bulbs. All our 1925 customers u
will get 5 seed packets of beautiful b
flowers absolutely free. The big new a
1925 Seed Book tells all about it. '
Write for it today. ' 1
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ATLANTA. GA. r
GREA'
FO
For The Special Ben
Most St ipla Merchandise
Burden You With Talk,
dise Do All The Talking.
A 15 Day Sa
Ladies' $4 to $5 Star Br
Ladies' $2.50 Shoes -Ladies'
$3.50 Shoes _ _
Ladies' One and Two-sti
Some Special Bargains
Oxfc
Mens' Socks,, pr. _ _ 9c
Ladies' Hose, pr. - 9c
Boys' Summer Union
Suits, per suit - _ 29c
Only Two Suits to n Customer
I One special lot of 20c Gi
Best Grade Sheeting, pe
Good Grade Sheeting, p
We Will Have a Spec
Gingl
Some Special Bargains
in Boys Suits
Bargains In Men's
1 Pants j
JUST A FEW WOR
We are absolutely cu
the Bottom. We have a
of Men's Suits and we
Regardles:
BUY YOUR SUIT NOV
We Are Only Listing
Jnd See For Yourself. V
rhjursday,
J ~ ATTEI
CHRISTOPE
dvises E.G. Blair, extension
gronomist for the State College of
irgiculture.
Mr. Blair says, "By plainting in rows
alf the cost of soybean seed roav bo
aved. It takes about one and one-half
ushels or ninety pounds of soybeans
a drill an acre, but forty pounds will
ilant the ssme acre in rows three feel
part. With the beans costing $3 pet
mshel, seed to drill an acre will cosi
4.50. while if planted in rows th<
ost of seed will be only $2.00.
"Small seeded varieties like Laredr
nd Virginia will require even seed
bout 15 to 30 pounds per acre
For best results, soybeans shoule
e planted latc as after small grain
Vhen planted in rows use the corr.
lanter with a plate that will drop
he seed from two to three inche?
part. Care should be taken not t(
over over an inch in depth or a nnoi
tand wil result. Fertilizer should b<
tirred into the soil thorough!}
efore planting to avoid burning th<
oung roots. The crop needs to ><
ultivated two or three times durinv
he year.*'
Mr. Blair states that this cultivation
rceans more work than if the bean
rerc drilled but the yield of hay wil
>e larger. Then. too. he finds tha
oybeans planted ir. rows produce :
arger amount of seed. If desired
ome of the may be allowed
o mature ard be raved with th<
egular soybean harvester or cut ant
hreshed.
R OUR (
efit of Our Customers V
s In Order To Start The
We Are Going To Let (
le, Beginning
Pt?M'm'n-wrfiT?MOTiy?giggfciyT^:i
and Pumps $2.98
: 98c
... $1.48
rap Pumps 98c
in Men's Star Brand
>rds
MEN, LOOK!
! nvoco Shirto
Mn
W?/V
Each
,1
nghams, per yd. _ _
r yard 13' jc
cr yard 10c
ial Price On 32-inch
iiaiii
Ladies $1.25 Waists
69c
Each
IDS TO THE MEN
tting all Men's Suits to
n extremely large stock
are going to sell them
s of Price
/AND SAVE MONEY
; Some Of Our Bargain!
/e Guarantee Everything
REMEMBE
March 5,
MD AND GET YOUR
lER'S LEAD
MURF
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. MUR
New Way to
Quickly Stop
Dangerous Cough
It is almost criminally careless not to
properly attend a persistent cough,
I which by seriously weakening the system
lays you open to far more dangerous
infections. For by a very simple
treatment you can stop the coughing
spells almost instantly and of ten relieve
the stubbornest cough in 24 hours.
This simple treatment is based on a
, remarkable prescription known as Dr.
King s New Discovery for Coughs. You
> simply take a teaspoonful and hold it
in your throat for 15 or 20 seconds before
swallowing it. without fcHewing with
water. The prescription has a double action.
. It not only soothes ami bcolisutcrtuud irrt1
tation. but it quickly looser*rndrti-^TTSthe
phlegm and conge, tion which are ihedj^ct
enure of the coughing. The prompt relict of
! the heaviest couch seems almost tragical.
The prescription I* hiuhlyrtoorr.raededfor
coughs.chest cofchhnti*.'-eg and bronchitis,
and i* wonderful for children's couj.hs and
spasmodic croup?no opiates or oi her harmtul
> drags. Eron?r-cai.too. as the dose won", one
teatpoonlul. At all good druggists. Aakfor
i ? (jr- i""
Valet The
I AutoStrOp Sharp.
Razor COM"
:ustome
Are Cutting The Bott<
: Spring Business Off Rigf
3ur Extremely Low Prices
1 March 5th,
I Men's Blue Chambray 1
Two to a Customer,
Men's $2.00 Caps, eac
nn n * /-> n
z.^.u uenim wveraiis, on
To a Customer per
r All Men's Suits Ci
llll? IMI II I II ! ! I III ! Ill
Odd Lot of Mens'
$2.00 and $2 50
Dress Shirts
98c
Each
?
NEW SPRirs
Best Styles and Colors
THEY WILL AL
Now is the time to Bi
AT A BIC
?ramxim II
Ladies' Silk Dresses
$4.98
Think of This!
Men's $4.50 Raincoats,
1\/1 on le tlio Titnia
1 1U?? IO 1IIV. A illlU
Ladies, now is the time t
We KNOW you want
we KNOW we will .
s. You Will Find Many B
; To Be Just As Advertise
;r the date
and Last f<
part of the barg/
ING RDY GO
hy, n. c.
PHY. NORTH CAROLINA
] SINGING SCHOOL AT ROGERS
CHAPEL TO MEET MARCH 9
The singing school of the Rogers
Chapel Methodist Church will meet
I at the Kinsey school house at 6:00 P.
M-, Monday, March 9th. The pastor
requests that every pupil should bring
j pencil and paper, and endeavor to
! make this school a success.
I
A Good Thin* - DONT MISS IT
I Send your name and address plainJ
Iv written, together with 5 cents (and
tuis slip) to Chamberlain Medicine
Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and receive
in return a trial package ccutaining
CHAMBERLAIN S COUGH REM
EDY for coughs, colds, croup, bronchial,
"flu" and whooping coughs,
and tickling throat; CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS for stomach troubles.
indigestion, gassy pains that
crowd the heart, hilion?-ne8? and constipation;
also CHAMBERLAIN'S
SALVE, needed in everv family for
burns, scalds, wounds, piles and skin
affections ; those valued family medi
cine* for only 5 cents. Don't mics It.
For Sale by R. S. Parkei, Druggcst
PROF. MAUSER TO PREACH
AT PEACHTREE SUNDAY
In the abcsnce of the pastor. Prof.
L. E. Mauney will fill the pulpit at
' the Peachtree Methodist Church Sunday,
March 8th, at 11 A. M.
Safety Razor that ^
ens Its Own Blades I
XTE OUTFITS . JO & ?5 po I
JNITY
RS
Dm Out Of Some Of Our
it. We Are Net Going To
On High Grade MerchanTo
The 20th
* yfpf^nm?gim j
Work Shirts, only \
each 45c ?
L V 1 AC. E
II 1 .tO
ilv two pair
pair__ $1.29
at To The Bottom!
I I Ill I I i HI Illll'l II I III I
ABSOLUTELY
WWW
CHARGED
EVERYTHING
SOLD FOR
CASH!
IG DRESSES
i. See What We Have.
,L BE REDUCED
ay Your Spring Dress
1 SAVING
Men's $1.25 Neck
Ties
59c
Each
r
t*.t* f< i 111 van?
each $2.48 I
r? Buy your Spring Suit
o buy your Spring Dress
to SAVE MONEY and
SAVE YOU MONEY
argaiiu Not Listed. Come
d.
or 15 Days
UNS AT
ODS STORE
3
SEW UP THE HOLES
IN FARM POCKETS
NO FARMER CAN REGULARLY
BUY FOOO AND GRAIN
AND PROSPER
Atlanta. Ga.? (Special.)?"For fifty
yoara or more the generality of our
cotton-growing farmers have been
regulariy going around with holes in
their pockets, so to speak, through
which dropped any end all profits that
could and should have come from
their farm operations." "If the South
Is to ev*-r reach any reasonable degr. e
of farm prosperity, those holes
be sewed up." said H. O. Hastings,
leading agricultural authority and
chairman of the Farm and Marketing
Bureau of the Atlanta Chamber of
Commerce.
"I have been in practically every s-ato
In our own country, as well as many
fort ign countries. I have yet to see
any state or section where food and
grain buying by farmer? was th; r gular
practice that did not show relative
poverty on the part of those
farmers. On the oth-r hand. 1 have
never been in any slat" or section
where food and erain was crown suf
ficlent at least for home needs where
(urm prosperity d'd not show.
"If he would, the Southern tanner
could be the richest farmer In the
United States instead of the poorest,
which he is. The reason be isn't
prosperous is because he p? rsista in
follow ing a farm system that has
proved a failure the world over regardless
of the particular crop gr.wi.
"The South's dependence on cotton
and the regular purchase of food aa-J
grain from other sections is the rca!
cause of the Southern farmer's iack
of prosperity. And things on not go.
ing to get right with our farmers unti
they quit having their smoke homes
in Chicago or Omaha and their corr
cril 6 in Iowa or Kansas.
The 1923 cotton crop is going t?
be one of tbo most expensive to inaki
we have ever seen. Food, grain, labor
and fertilizer are all high. Every
pound of food or grain needed b>
farm family or working live stock
should be produced on home acres,
and that production started in gar
den and in field Just as early ;is sea
son conditions will p.rmlt. Home it.
duct ion of every pound of fowl, grain
and forage needed for home consamp
tlon on the farm in 1925 will fop up
".he holes in the South's farm pocket,
and it's the only way to 6top them up.'
rMlse BEECH AWSPILLS^H
for the relief of Constipation,
m Dinousnpss, sick Headache and W
M for moving the Bowel s.
k Helps clear the skin. ^
^ Ceafzhsm rs Ca!ss-.sS 3
Buy from your dr cisL
2Ec iiid 50c the box.
.;,.;m;..VV;?^vv>V;~V-W~V..;-VVV;-Ky
The Loy
Of IV
* A Lodge Is Being Orga
| THE LEADING FRA
? THE V
JOIN 1
? It Pays a Weekly Sick ]
X
It Pays a Burial Fund,
X It Cares for Your Wife
| Separating Mother I
?
i Your Wife Who Has
fortune Through Lif
i eration. Protect He
? in the Moose.
| It Protects From the Ci
i If Interested Drop a Poi
J art, Murphy, N. C.
j Call and Explain to ;
X-J~X-X^X-X~-X-X-:-X~xk-X-<
t.w.
grower,
be Kept y^HHBnSnny|^KH|EHn
A. G. oih^HH^ra^BSgaggUM
spec'list for the^^^HHl|HBMlBfij|B|M^9
Agriculture.
Mr. Armstrong i^^BRHHBHHEM^BSKfl
and pullets, on
off 250 chicks froi!^HnB9ffigB9B|
:\ .: ci 120 pullets and
"' They ,"'-an
chicks June and saved 20 pt^Hnan^^lHnM
fr< n: this lot. Th< ( cvi^M?|S?BKaa
he :<"^^BjtKlg?j|9
to : t ^
ens
l.n'27 per nyr.lh.
His t ta! im -i f r the year front
this poultry v. - S764 1-' or a monthly i
income of 863.00. His '.otal expenses
were 84.77.74. or a monthly expense
of 838.12. The total net profit
being 8306.66 or 825.74 per ir.eirt*.
Mr. Armstrong: says that the sal*
of chicks and broilers helped out in
the ah e income but the tggs alone
w -;ld have made a nice profit. He
secured an average yield of J5o coriJ
during the year.
Mr. Armstrong is manager of a
mammoth incubator for the CwasU*?
Plain Fa:.- A;:.- elation and one of the
best cooperater new working vrhh
eh extension division. He grows
While Lcnghorn poultry.
Notice
1 am closing the Bonitn Theatre
from March 15th to 29tb, except on
Saturdays, for the revival meeting
which begins at the Methodist Church
March 16th. I will have on ?t good
show March 21st and 28th.
< It I F. O BATES. Mgr.
A CHILD'S RIGHT
Just as a child's heritage ought
to he robustness, so has a child
the right to :-ound bones and
i i- V- i -
tccui. nvcrytnmg aepcnus upon
the quality of a child's diet.
Sceti's Emulsion
is vitamin-nourishment, that
should in most eases be a part
vt the ivguiui m;u allowance.
Scott's Emulsion abounds in
those elements that have
a favorable influence on
the bone-structure and Vf/i
builds strength. 4L!iL
E.XJW1& i
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nized In Murphy, N. C. X
rERNAL ORDER OF j:
/ORLD :
NOW
Benefit.
and Children Without ;
:rom Child.
Shared Your Mi*for- !
e, Is Due Some Consid- ;
r With a Membership :
i!
radle to the Grave.
ital Card to E. V. Stew- :
Representative Will '
/ou Details in Full.
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