Ah a summer legume the soybean
1? second lo none any extension work
ers, ns a soil building crop It 1b ex
cell .'lit and It make* good pasture
tor cuttle, sheep and hogo.
HAVE YOU EVER SOTICFD T1IAT
THE MERCHANT WHO SENDS IN
THE COPY FOE HIS AD EABLY
ALWAYS HAS THE NEATEST Alii
T* o w?rl J over, tlie Tun t enlight
ened nail progropolvo agrkniltural
districts are found whcrt livestock
provides one of tho chlof sources of
income.
Piles Cured U 6 tojrf Djy?
>u?tflsts refund myojj PAjfv OINTMENT Call*
to cure Itching, t liutyBleoding or Pnxrudi?4 Pl'cs.
I Instantly relieves l*blo^Tllea, and you con Bet
| rcAtiui bleep after Lpo itnt application. Price ivc.
Mske; provision for a cocxl acrcugi'
to summer legumes advices College
laud Department if Agriculture v.ork
ors. More fertile soils will result.
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AVTicn joa run au ad In Tlie TIMKS
we know tliat you mailt a good utl.
nicely displayed. That Is the only
kind of an ad He w?nt to glTe yon, but I
It take* a lit* In Lime tn set icood ads?
so get out of that habit of wnltlng un
til the last day before even thinking
abont your a<! ?1!
WE WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT 6 DAYS
Scotts Emulsion, large size for - - 90c
" " small " " j - 50c
FRESH GARDEN SEED
I Will Guorantee to Save You
15 to 25 Per Cent
... On Your ...
PRESCRIPTIONS
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Early Garden Peas
Selected Seed Irish Potatoes
Frost Proof Cabbage Plants
Extra Select Early Seed Corn
Yellow, Danver Onion Sets
Silver Skin Onion Sets
Red Westerfield Onion Sets
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TOBACCO GROWERS
? WIN OUTSTANDING
COURT DECISION
Supreme Court Hands Down Opinion Holding Co
operative Statute Constitutional And
Contracts Valid !
DISPOSED OF MANY
CASES FENDING NOW
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Test Case On Legality Of Op
erations Of Co-Operative
Marketing Association Re
sults In Unanimous Decis
ion; Chief Justice Clark
Writes Opinion; Says Co
operation Mo3t Hopeful
Movement Fcr Justice Of
Farmers And Laborers
The Tobacco Growe' s Co Operative
.Association yest relay won from the
Supreme Court, in aiVirmatlou of Judge
rrank Daniels, in Xa-ilj court, a de
cision that puts the stamp of consti
tutionality upon the statue under
which it was organized, approves its
machinery of operation, and endorses
it as, "the most hopeful movement
ever Inaugurated to obtain justice
for and improve the financial condition
of farmers and laborers."
The opinion in the case, entitled
"Tobacco Growers Co-operative Asso
ciation vrVi". T. Jones, was written by
Chief Justice Walter Clark, and is ail
elaborate recital not only of the con
tentions in the action brought by the
Association against a member for vio
lation o? the cooperative contract, but
of the history of the co-operative
movement.
? Tha defendant, W T Jones, of N'ash.
notwithstanding his co-operative con
tract, according to tne facts of the
case, sold part of his 1922 crop of to
bacco on tho warehouse door and an
nounced that he would not deliver
io y moi' of his tobacco to t>ie Associ
ation. The action was brought by tho
Association for liquidated damage?
covering the tobacco already sold and
for an Injunction to prevent further
breach of contract, an ! tho defendant
appealed from the order for an In
junction Issued by Judge Prank Dan
iels In Nash county In October; 1922.
Allege Act Unconstitutional
The defendant contended that the
co-operatl/e marketing act is uncon
stitutional and void and that the con
tract between the plaintiff and the de
fendant is invalid because in restraint
of Inter-State and lntra-State com
merce and, therefore, that the injutx.
tlcn wa3 improvidently granted.
The plaintiff Association contended
that the co-operative marketing Act
is constitutional and that a co-op
otive marketing association organized
for the handling of Its members' pro
ducts only is entitled to an injunction
against the grower member who threat
ens to breach his marketing agree
ment: that the marketing contract is>
not in restraint of inter-State c iiu
merce or violative of any Federal . :iti
trust law or law against monopolies
innd does not violate the statues, ;mb
llc policy or constitution of N >rth
Carolina
The case was handled for the pi '.in
tiff in tlie lower court, by Aaron S?: iro.
i.ationail known cooperative ev ?rc
and attorney, Lawrence R. Levy, his
associate, Burgess & Joyner, J :nesj
| if. I'm S'cpi-'.'ii f". :i!;.g:tw. In .he
jh'gt.' ? rt I..i vr?aw K. Levy and .
U*air?"s li. 1 'on a:. pea red. Atloratyj for,
t,),r 'ncl-iled L. V. IJr.nnii, F.
Ulhw ( ;;m*s Pending
Tl> d?-ei ;\v victory for the Co-o;v?- [
on v^tteh the- -court al?o 1
de<4*umfi ot si mi -ia.r rharsoUT .
Jin four other r^lased cast.' now !r?- j
I lore it. will settle it is regarded, pend
ing lHia:.:t<n in Wake Superior court '
rfhe cas.s now ?n supreme court in
which th" court orders judgment en-j
I ttr -ii affirming t. e division belc'.v arc)
Z. A. Harrell, from Edgecombe i
i Mayr.ard Valgum. from Wake; \V. J. I
Kail from W.-iku; and tho Peanut Ore
i ers vs. ('. T. Harrell, from Bertie.
Approximately one hundred and
I sixty cases were brought by the co
j operative*} against members who, it
! was alleged, violated their contracts.
! Of all these actions started in Wake
?Superior court, thirty have been set
? tied by judgment by default and in
quiry, twenty by other methods, leav
ing more than a hundred still pend
ing.
Statue Is Reviewed
In bis opinion. Chief Justice Clarjc
revi? W3 Chapter ST Laws of 1921, trie
enabling act under which the coop
erative association was organized,
PLd the agreement which the grow
er member signs for the delivery of
his tobacco to the cooperatives for
sale, sets forth "the opinion of the
court as to- the constitutionality of
the act under which the cooperative
association was organized and the
validity of the contract which grow
er members sign. After reviewing a
number of the cases in point, the opin
ion conclude*
"Naturally the cooperative move
ment among the farmers has aroused
the opposition of the financial com
binations from whose unlbnited pow
er in fixing prices the farmers are
seeking to free themselves and also
among some of the owners of public
warehouses who are more or less
alMed with the big buyers." ? yews
Observer.
His fir3t year out of college, a
young farmer of Nash County made
$21S0 clear last yoar on a rented farm.
Another in Sampson County made
enough mo:.ey to purch* se and pay
Ifr.r n IflQ-hlva aoa'.rv worth SI, 000 and
still r.nothcr in Pender County made
$1750 net from his farm. These men
aro above the $300-incor.ie ir.cn be
cause of college training and they
will get better cz they gain experi
ence. ^
? To Stop a Cough Quick ^
take' HAYES* HEALING HONEY, a
cough medicine which stops the cough, by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVE'S 0- PENETRATE
SALVE for Chest Co ids. Head Colds and |
Ooup Is enclosed .with every bottle of i
HAYES* HEALINfi HOKE Y. The salve
should be rubbea ootne chest and throat
of children au ftw from a Cold or Croup.
The healinf^Mct of Hayes' Healing Hooey in
side the thra?<?>inbined with the healing effect of
Grove's O-Ppa-Trate Salve through the pores of
the skin jPbn stops a cough.
Both remedies are packed in one carton and the {
cost of the combined treatment is 35c.
Just ask your druggist for HAYES' i
HEALING HONEY.
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1802 _ 1922
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The
Following Vegetables this
Week at Reduced Prices
Snaps per lb.
Squash per lb.
Cucumbers each,
Cabbage per lb.
Celery, (Jumbo)
Lettuce, Iceburg,
Tomatoes per lb.
25c
12 l-2c
7I-2c
8c
25c
20c
20c
We have a few more seed Irish
potatoes. Send your order in.
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Agency for
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