iSow
Wood's!
Scedi.
Cow Peas
After Hanestiai Grain Crops
— fc- -..■ j AagAM nnn
r Pfiwwfw
aratiaa t« m all um oow MM
poeelbla after harvaatlnf grain crap*
thie (Mr, m) ta ImntN the (»r
Ulltr end prodiioUveneea •( their
*_.i> for crape to fellow.
The Sowing of Cow Peas at
the Last Working of Corn
•« I'M to be eirongl» recommended,
farmers who have practiced thle
claim that the cowing of Cow Peaa
•rn mcreaoee the yield of corn,
and at tha eame time It makaa a
moet deelratle ec.l - Improving or
forego crop.
W/rlU for "IV OOO'S CROP
«®r :iAL" giving pr'cae and Infor
aia. .n abcul ail bcatonable Seeda.
•V. Wood <4: Sons,
1. JoMCN, - R .Ttond, Va.
Henry Ford Accept*
Democratic Nomination
Wa.-hinetmi. June 13.— Henry Kurd
•leeided tonight to m-rept th* IVmo
erntic nomination for wnator from
Michigan a'vr l.flinjf U'jrftd to do »«»'
l>y Pre ' Wil <
Mr. Pbnl W n<*t ihi.i
"At t'" idont Wilson'* r<-«|U"~t I
* ti »" ;it t t mi na
tion fm n nator from Mit hiica i if
I !<■ " J mi tt*at there !
< 'jr nil '" for xtrviri*
to .'iiir ■< ■ - !!v ;i- p .on" w 1
rorfjinir r"*>: . \ro«nt* > »tn r«i I • find
v. ilUnjr ) tie. • I ; it.!
»ft'i to t our piv»ide»t in th'
:i! A.'-rk. Every mun rxpnet
lv '..l.f " ■' >' i. I
f> ,'S.r^i ! ■ >/ \ " .-ver <iv jfrwr. •
c t ne»»i j
Mount * iry Ira Worts
' Four.dtj and Machine Shop
Rcp.iir Work u Specialty
A ' uriety of mstinjcs h s ucfc
c;:;<k lo order. •
J. D. MIN1CK.
r-i. A: r. N C.. Angi 20, r-15.
II wen
North CarvtUM, .Hurry rounty. Ii
Reem ler? Cvurt, Mount Airy Tuwn
Mm.
Nutwe u( .Summon* and warrant
of attachment.
Hmm TVaui. PklMlff, v». I. J.
Sul hia, Deferu.ar.t.
Tm defendant above nuMd will
taka notki tk t a iiinauiu in tha
above entitled act lea waa iaaued
uainat aaid defendant on tha 10 day
<T June 191S, hy A. K. THtaf. Judre
<rf tha Recorders Coo . of Mount Airy
Townnhip, for the, Hum of Five Hun
dred dollar* dua xaid plaintiff by rea
»on of a wilf»l, malicioiia and vioiant
ar.-inult and battery upon hia person
on Sunday, tha J ilay of Juna 191H„
in which nariouH i!<ma|a waa dona
plaintiff'a per.ion which ha- reaulted
in irreat damage to hia health, which
• ummona ia ratumabla on the 10th
day of July I9IH before A. E- Tilley.
.'ndffe of the Racordara Court of
Mount Airy Townnhip. The defen
dant will alao take notice that a war
rant of attachment waa imued by aaid
Jin lire of the KeroMiera court on the
10th day of June I :• 1H ajrain t the pro
perty of said defendant, which war
rant i- returnable befn:e ihe .aid
.(udjfe of the Reorder* Court on the
loth day of July 19111, when and
where the defendant ia required to ap
|M>ar and iniver or ilomur to the com
plaint. or the rehvf demanded will be
granted.
Thia the 10th day of June 1918.
A. fc. TIIJ.KY,
J .iI.t of Recorders Court,
Mt. Airy Township.
\orirK.
Put lant *•» ;>v '.!er of the- Clerk
of t.):*• SufH»nor < »urt of Sm . > ('our t
j'i th'4j »&! c-ntilled
W. £•* " mhan of L# sie K.
f.ui-aUi* appointing n
f,.r purpose. 1 will
- vT^" •■ .i tiu> hirln i
i < • <•': l'i
Oil) d&f i>( Ji*l> > '• r.l I o'clock, p. m.
5r f ' « ta1 . ■ ■ - r ; <••!
Oi Sil'ia\ ''. Ji'i -
ihc. en hh«1
. kr Lvr. . • Ut No. 21 as
<f{« of the AHtv an
r-, w-.', v ii!5 fet
nit', ,r«u.- rii •? w fourth of an
• •• pi m? • t«
• < " ■•■• «• « ' i;-,» Rv.<*u t*.»r
«, . . v • vol No.
UiSt>■ Ma-' 191*.
!», W« SCO T, <V>ro.
Jw't *W«r. Atiyc
"v!-> ivr,- offering
Wa :■ Stamp*.
n-vin/ iri *ioi srifi ulcmg.
<mr * )a
itFaiiy & AUiUui
J. A. ATKINS, Manager
MOUNT AIRY, — North Carolina.
. — W» Kindle all
>n 1 private.
:r. • VER EA.^P'S STORE.
2800 Lots and 6'0M Acres
' Sold in 1917
.*»*.***
1 "R1 \G 1917 '.re ?o11 29' 0 City
I I )• t ■- and 62ftO Aef<"5 of I ;ir •
f k , i ! l.- running
acres and up to farm.
| | T . . . .
\ \\ ? ! vc a tr.i \c<\ :r nization
3 ;l -,p inH.-ing in subdividing and
' : !iin^ land ut Public Auction.
By ( ur method we quickly turn your property
into cash a:;d interest-hi-aring notes. Weobtain
f it ^ factory r^: :ilts where u^ual methods fail.
If You Have City Property or
Farms For Sale—Write Us
• <
w e can pet results for you. Full information
will lie mailed you FR1.K. Tells you what we 1
have done for others what we can do for you.
WRITE FOR IT TODAY !
Fitrm Sa/rr Our Rfxc 'utlty. Territory I 'n/int '-ft/].
ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COMPANY
THf NAK4K THAT JUMT1FIC9 YOUR CONFIDENCE
Olflccs: Petersburg, Va. and Green ville, N. G
REFERENCES:
Anr Bark in Purrtbwrg, VTrjinia or Greeiwrille, North Carolina
Worried Abmmt Cmur'i
Ldiiii to Antricu ScUtiwi
In eniafcinc oat tha of Gtrnunum
w Um Unitad Slata* Um VoikuMtung,
■ newspaper oi Ctbfiw Gtrrun y seee
b disaster in b MMiin btltnriiif the
Teutonic military UWMHI. An aA
rial dispatch from France commenting
on paeuoiistlr dWoiimii in the Ger
man pre** of event* in the UnitaH
State*, quote* the Volluieitung a* fol
lows :
"Mr. Wilson hope* to aucreed in
crushing the Herman element*. He
will iuiymiI, The (ierman pre** ii
already nearly uiuhed out of exist
ence in America. The greater pnrt
of the German school* are cloned.
The German association* are required
to strip themaelve* of all vestige* of
Germany. It ii a complete debacle.
"It is unnecessary to he pessimistic
to realize that the consequence of
our European victorias are in a meas
ure. balanced by the ram total of the
!o- ea we have suflered in Amcrica.
All this could have bean a foreseen.
"After th«? war Germans will no
longer lie aide to enter Amcrica. The
Hamburg-American and North (ier
man I.lnyd lines are entering in the
Mack, batik. Shipbuilding yards aii.l
<4Reas have bi<-n weU v. ith the pr !. "
• its- «•/ •< -.I'tng to t.t rmany after
th<- v ut. The Air. <r if an prt -« tt peaks
of forbidding G?J'mn;»». to buy bjj>
i . .l.itif yards. It will ba the end of
(Ik; man trnns-AUnntic commwe.
"Bafcidcs these maj tUnic force.".
fJrmim « t • rwpt* entice million
at JftHai . r.uck* of copper, nitkfcl,
■"■tt'.r, !e»ther and chemical prodtn '
have 1-ti eiied a:,i] utiliXfcd to fabri
1#S!3r~A'r/.i- :> ."'i war rj .: • ' mi."
German Papier* ar? Full
c'f Eoailful U-Boat T;.!k.
V, u .! ■ .. Jji.'je ■' arc;
• c ' o i■■-an
> ■ |)np«?. 01 the afvrxiaiiHMSi of
irv,\'.:t<* off Ihn AiriCi>t:an coM .
MmnHzail ill • . r»».-;nyiit IJ i ll t'l
iay ).;j th« Ka'c department. Oris pk
• i uir.nl ir.i.TU \ , .!.•
i';V ' pit-orU . !■ v ■ .0 tut thp
. hejjrflmiftg untl ailili-.l:
■ will ■ iij I ,le t
•.•>«;<• • » II ii::. the man<..w l:
Wlkbn't horvea run cold," r *
AnMber
'"Tfcr Aitiericafc ure «!'*eatiy t:'uno
ling in fear "of (isrrami a.i i.tUu:). ,
a«l tar -t-jfttp fas> inn be far ui>taat
w Amiiiicfi." {X .. wtU burn
. ■ :;ti\ . i -i: pi)
; . * ti4.iv lit A ;nv; -
0«r«.r • I'TplU ' f<s ciT^.t;■' C; ?"U.i iC-i****
tta*,- *k<1 everything tUw thai inan
•i- ■ All 0.1 - t on} U- a >r • ..! to
iif over with after lire war, our
drearr * 1 caiizod. So the popu
Vai r, ition. Our <!• !.-c to ! uvt it over
with i« understandable. No nation i*
nfi'.i:ally n!ir of p< ace. W»i Win
thru-'. uj»on u* l.y Krui.il ngirrca*ion
nf an insane power. There waa noth
ing to do but accept the ihallenife,
i • tl.« re ij "!> rcjfrtt ft.' mv- im.w
but peace in the natural estate of
America and Will always be looked
forward to even in the hfat of war.
There i no danger that thi< (Veinn
will result in peace before the time
is ripe. All know now that the price
of peace worthy of the name u the de-1
fent of Germany.- "Hie nation that
went into the war with eyt.i open and |
a full undentandinK of the ..aerifies
demanded will not lie turned a ide,
until the end in reailftd no matter how
alluring: the prospect, "when the war,
in over."
Every time you buy anything poo-J
pie Work for you. _ S»ve lalwr and ma- ^
teriaU for the uie of the Government.
Serve abroad or nerve at home.)
Buy War Saving's Stamp#.
Home imI Community Drying
of FrwiU and VtpUUu
By C. D. Matthew*, AiiiitaiM H«rti
rolturiiti.
.
The preservation of aurplua fruita,
and vegetable* by dry in* *houid be- ,
cifflc an important part of our thrift!
program. Drying U not a panaraa
for tlx entire trait* evil, nor tkould it
replac • the lUirini; or canning of
fruita and vegetable* in the home, but
■hould k« u*ed to "Upplemant the**
two agenriea nf (-"innervation. Whan
canning ia not feavible or tin and glaaa
container* ara not expensive or ara
not obtainable, drying afford* a prac
tical mean* o' miMiig iheaurplu* pro
duct* that otherwine would b« wasted..
Thin year added emphana ia given to
trying becau « of ine shortage and
price of ran suitable for ranning. In
normal limes, large quantititH of
> esretables are wanted becau e of I
the lack of markets, poor trannporta ■
lion facilities, or because of no mean -1
>f utilization. Thil waste could well:
i* minimized by the une at drying.
There in a greater need for food
I thrift and con.tervatton thin <.i-on
tii • tr before. Wo are . «.j', Vi* i.:■>•■! |
I * h the urplu: peri 'hahle produce
n lay.".! nuRilier of fr&t-■
I »t- '.:i- ! h ' <■ r tr i plant**!. In
[m "t ti 'iond, pro }«**■'/. are **»■<•< ttfitt
f >r*ft htrfctt fruit crop. With Ihe con*
l uel iwFrtlwwiK JuiKKftg* of labor for
| ,.»•• durtion ar.i! the pr^wtalf 4'm; nd
^ 'or '<w*i < it i- of the p.-cat* rt.
:nJH~1' wit, und i ill fat" a jiat.r: !,<•■
[vltttjs t" Mctend evi-vy energy in tb»"
(>.;>■ of the »«-•• t. jwi'W, i.-nt tuai.r
f th f.. ! . i" . rtli/.n (-.roVrnt:; i;
8 I ■ 1 i th« universal dryim
of fi-uit* and viK»aiab'««. With roid
V-.
' ■<!. OKt >rh\ hi*-: -v<\mVrjperj',
' tbo f«sw yw»n fc/-w Ccv- i
- •' r u*. i-' ' . a' tft 'f»vi h |i< -
p!e in spilt of the UV<d;a hr
'
.(•If 'if.'.,hr. Von ■' .■• t-,) the
1
pro-'?rv»! frtr! , - ai>graiu
ftk Mir*'f hevfe !k<is ss*.*j
-
i'V 3ari»5»c-' in the eity «*;•
"kafi (va'*e baftn fti-ced by tn« gcvoT'rf ■
'tatal into Uirsre. mtjnkipa! dryiujj.
nilaiyt!^. : Climaisuii'.y hjrft ' t-orp
■ - 1Tit : ' .■ ■ . .
Oersjnay ha.i at ih« A^aowS <
.. i-i p:.: .ta i • i- a
tiud; -.'Av it i e.'iliji-aun! ih%t >"■>.*
nujrbot has beta incjsw.'ed \o exit
■■ - • ■ .
ist- :tm
r ' . * . T' ! ' ' -
■ • ,
" of 'lie •:<- »ii
"irV! versus'v- • I-.a.
1.-Ar\ U.'th \ke "t
'•• » •' ££ ■ ?-+*-}
Quality"flji/vr.r. «ft.iilfi. • »••. *:
vii&e. Whci e tV»t' s-pe^wUd-n v. a> pv«.»-.
h^y^efen-j
rrmovot?.
While heme ilrying: is not as fcoro
mical and : ■ t. as when done on>
a cr.rr.nv;;,y bt<ii, h ,'avM (mI iiiat
would p"> to waste. ami should 1101 i>ej
nejrlerted when a community drier la,
not available.
Where dryitip ran he done on the
commitity (>Ian, it t« much more tujl-|
viaabl# because the labor is less and
the results I t- er than ulien dune at
h■■me. Where p ■ ibW. special effort*
should lie made to oriranec communi
ties for the installation and operation
of community drying plants.
The Feonomy and Fflirienry of Drying
The rel t: n in weight and hutlf is,
one of the jr-it.to t advantage* of dry-!
ing. The' Jreiv-ht may l>e reduced to;
from one seventh to ore-ffttociith of
that of thefrt h material, according to
the amount of moisture extracted and
Inedible wu -te removed. The buIV is
reduced from f>0 per cent to 80 per
rent.
Plied products effect a great sav
ing incontalner* as they require fewer
jars, cans, or other containers than do
canned fruit* and vegetable*. Con
Hi— ii act »uttiWi far canning, awk
aa fatlkMrd boxes and paper b*fi,
may ba utilised.
An extremely important feature of
drying consists in the ability U utilise
material that otherwise is not ready
marketable. Undersized vegetables
cannot he marketed directly and are
often wasted. If, however, undermzed
v«(«uUu are prope ly dried and pre
pared, they are ju«t a* valuable as the
larger ones, for they are put in such
form that the difference in fixe is not
of importance.
The U. S. Department of Agricul
ture uml the U. 8. Food Admimstra
tion are the authorities f<>r the state
mrr.t that dried products are equal to
the tanned.
Practically air fruits and vegetables
may be driad, though with only ordi
nary attention some vegetables fur
ni-h a better product than others. The
operation of drying: is very simple
and the cost liprht.
AI1 inquiries regarding the nere -
•ar> equipment far dryit.a .and
method-. empSoyd *ho\! ! f, :.1<I
<xl to C. D. Matthews, A»«isUutt Hor
ticulturist, N. C. Exten. • Sf ■ vice,
:vrh. V. •' •>'
Washington, J una 17.— la appraa
iD( today —ntea c»a ranging from ||
■aillii la SO ymtn' fprtu— «al
impoaad by court martial upaa It
|ri«al« who rafuaad aiiilary ■aroea
at (ampa Upton. N. Y.. and Gorriaa,
Oa.. Secretary Baker ma.te it plain
that tha war department doas not
ronaider thaaa man aa cuauif within
tha rlmaa of conarientioua objertora.
Tha man rafuaad service aolely ba>
cause they were asked to light a rain it
(iarmany ami Au.-tna. in whtrh coun
triaa most of thaa claused to hava re
lative*. Since thay ara not regardad
aa conscientious objectors thay will
n<4 hava tha right of a ravicw of thair
cases by tha special I ward appointed
to hear appeal* of »uch objectors.
Dr.H.R. Hege
Dentist
Hffiff corner Main and Moore Ma.,
Oppu»iU' llaaka-Kothroct Drug la.
OFFICE HOURS: 8 a. m. to 12 m.
T p, nt. to ■» P- roj*v/o/
, M«"flh"~ —
Kc?s> mtCLETS trj
mind 2s %'rz !op2?sN
h : :\T,i confection vc j
cai tuy. Send ft to
the toys at the front, f
T' ne Economy
- In Sv.-ciVnieists—
a - : r- *2 Ct W-LEV'S
will £ive ypq several days' enJoy
rntffli i'"st - tr.\*r.f roust' Is hen"
ci'^n'as pfsss-irc, for H fee&s
■ ^ * ' • v L 1 « in iSS'C- .
Cr.:<y ft sr E"?ry
»i.a k ..i, ■ ' i.
Teach Children to
Beware of Flies
Explain to them how flies are hatched
ir> ftith. Ho#, after cradling aruun.l
in outhouse#, privies, manure piles
and ovwr dud animals and decayed
matter, they coma Into the borne
and wipa their nasty feet on the
faroi'y fcod, leaving a trail of die*
ease germs everywhere.
Flits Cause Infantile Paralysis,
Typhoid ant! Other Fevers
The best doctor# in the world will
tell you that flies ere the cause of
a greet deal of sickness, especially
summer complaint. Infantile paraly
sis, dysentery, typhoid and other
freerr- Don't let Bias bring sick
ness into your home.
RED DEVIL LYE
KILLS FLIES
I K««p a can o4 HKD DEVIL LYB' In jrour out-hoaaa and aprinkl* It oct
lha filth ftealy, one* or twic# • w*»lt It ronmnn tba flhh. dNtmn
the mggn and pravanta odora and alrbnaaa
FOR SALE AT ALL GROCERS Writ, far Fm hokkt "ftEVEHT"
WH SCHIKLD MFQ. CO, 8T. LOUIS. MO.