M w «1M AtCaM taw a*
g—)i hit icnabM a better
l —— k(9 Ika sat af the
Hit -«.» -»-.
-- r - - • • I
K kul ibe French picked i jIM .
h giwm with a use thai to short
■MI «ht »• apcL
L At a tHr. |ke aaaa wba tea * *^*d
hvM. m**i «•
■ikt Ip tbf drfldt
i / ■' * " ? *
IT fM M*M lh* l««~ a»
r; - ytoaa a, haallh *Mail>t Aad toy
The chief aoiMt of a «n«lM#wa
ti MB la to kKp his Btitbbmi (na dls
i amli Mi rich he la.
' If. as reported, thai "day by day
la mt] way" phrase is oat u* datei
what M th? new slogan T
Hsgnngi
There are scores
of reasons why
•-• ■- FMnlnsMrtkNU It
SU.MXU a kimiliM ■*■«! A
tow rftkman kmaawtoM.
nM h—#hha*to staMWnr
caanaoocs ■urrtmaiaa cm
Vaseline
RAGL'SLTLOB
PETROLEUM JELLY
kmmmmfrn* li*i ■ ■
Europe wants ta hire Carle S»a
5&»- as an efficiency expert If he w£K pay
hr all the improvements.
The ma a who oprram « rredlt has
la be mightt careful al*-«l what tbe
sdlUwn say itmnl b!m
Anyway. utibvd) has nnwpl oar M
that you ran i»e*er win a !r!U»« » af
fectkas hy trying to n-fwa Ma
If those pointed shoes the Turks
wear are made of •MM) or steeL the
Tarfcs mast be Ji»»pr«l' Ikirt*.
Matrimony settle* tosa ta awwsl
a hen the wife sift's la resignation aad
decides tv make the best of thliio
A few uf the aar profiteers may be
templed ta pat up a [>iea that tbe
MM} aas vncUntl) farced oa tbcas.
. „
~ Cutkura Talcum
is Fragrant and
Very Healthful
Frmhm! ~~
Dt KINGS PILLS jgf* /I
wt* w 1
DM J»a.~ saM the dm yomag
■a* *tott that fell d aewa la the
' MW about aa Mart to havtog a
tostia* af hetr
MrsiSiSsvs
** -■»** tosseod sf dm*
**Se ' mmmm ———a—-———a—.
I i r iSii "
MMIWE USED TO
MISUSE CROPS
I " J
Addition of Acid Phosptiate WB ;
j **» Almost Fourfold Re
turn in Yields.
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DBTOBCT H PHOSPHORUS
p n.m *fis ei(s ■. I * w
Necessary to ' Supplement Fertilizer
With Lacking Element Best
Methods of Handling Cannot
Correct Lacking Material.
Barnyard manure Is used by roust |
sarcrssfui farmers as so economical (
means uf increasing crop yields and j
maintaining soil fertility. Hot the |
napaOlioß of barnyard manure as;
related to soil building and |>ennanent
agriculture is n«»t so generally known.
To ret tbe largest returns from
aiaaurr it la Dewewuiry to supplement
It aith the element In which it Is de-
Compoftillon of Manure.
A tow of average barnyard manure
contains ten pounds of nitrogen, two ,
pounds of phosphorus, and Hg)ii
pounds of |«otassium. according to J
"F. Wain»oott. assistant in the soils
department of the Missouri College |
-1 Ajrrtnilt are Comparing this com
position aftli a standard ebmmrrelal
fertilizer aucb aa 'Z-Yi-'l, one ran see
that manure is relatively deficient In
the element of phosphorus This ele j
■neat bas been sold In the graic or |
retained hy the aniimil My and Is
wot found In the manure tr such large
as the i ltrogeu and pota*-
slam.
To Correct Daflcisncy.
Although many factors Influence the
composition of tinmyard manure, even,
the best methods of handling ran not
lunn t this deficiency. Only ooe
Method of supplying tbe deflrlem-y Is
laon. and thai Is to reinforce the
manure with mineral phosphate.
Many Bolls are deficient In phoe
pborus fin many of them phosphorus
Is thought to be tbe limiting 'lenient, j
Manure Spreader In Operation.
By sddlng 40 or 50 pounds of 16 per
rent aAd phosphate to each load of >
Manure, a well-balanced fertiliser
My be had at the least coat.
Results from tbe Missouri experi
ment station show that $1 Invested In
ptH«|iliale to reinforce manure will
return StM per (vol on the Invest
meat.
PROTECT LIVE STOCK OWNER
Federal Inspectors Keep Close Watch
ta Prevent Entry of Foot and
Mouth Diseaae
The lire stock producers Unit
ed States sre protected agamst tbe
dangers of vsrlous plagues of dome*
tic snimals existent In other countries
hy quarantine regulations enforced hy
reprearntativea of the bureau of animal
Industry. Sever In »ur history has this
country t>een so menaced by foot and
amitb disease as In the last few yeara.
It has existed In European, Asiatic and
South American countries and still ex
bt> in many of them, but our liuiper.
tors keep a close watch and hope to
prevent another entry. Other serious
dtaraaes of domestic animals that hate
leen kept out are contagious pleuro
|«eumonia, rlnderjiesl. surra, sod Mal
ta fever.
GOOD ROADS HELP PHYSICIAN
Accompanying Development of Awto-
Mabile Haa Qreatly Increassd
His EfAclancy
The building of good, roads with the
accompanying development of the aa
tomotdle, has greatly lacreaseil the effl
rienry of the practicing physician. • Be
fore the motor reached Its present
state of development, physicians were
compelled to make tlielr calls on foot.
a street csrs. or by carriage. In cities,
and on horael>ack or by carriage in the
onontry. As a result, the physlrlaa
was limited tn his practice, snd tto
esMMunity or portion of It. at least,
sras denied the medical snd snrgtcal
relief to the highest p-s
sible degree of health. Lives frequent
ly paid tbe penslty. and unnecessary
. auffrriug was always the remit.
LIKE HARD SURFACED ROADS
Macadam or Broken Stone Material
Being Discarded far Cement
far Heavy Trafllc.
The oedlnsry broken st>me or
Macadam road. Invented by John Mac
adam. a Scotch road enciaeer of Ayr
ahlrto haa aatll recently been in gen
eral naa. Theee are now giving Wly
to the hard surfaced roads that ate
better adapted to automobile and track
: tiaMr. Seaweed, cotton, bay aad Mrac
I have often been oaed (a the tswstiai
 Han af roads aad In rontraat ta awk
I' malartali II la latcreating tn nete that
Irsa aad steel have haea used. A steet
iiaad haa base ta aae la fkhmto
flpala tor SB years. Cimaat reads to
Iblw «» "»• rommemtj batas ra
tototed with Meat
Feed far Oalry Cms
hW t a tort
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THE ENTERPRISE, WILLIAMSTON, N. C.
WHITE GRUBS CAUSE |
DAMAGE TO FARMERS j
Crows and Robins Found Natural
Enemies of Pests.
I ■*- "jy, |
u w
laascta Are lajwtoua ta '
Lawrna aad Other Crape if Birds"' j
Da Nat Fiwd Tksns—Destroy 4
Cranberry Plants^
.rrrparaa hy Uw raM Slaws CsuisM I
•f ActfoAam.)
Owes snd roiiias bave been found ;
very awful, says tke biologies! survey
of the Called States Department of ,
Agriculture, in tbe estermiaaikm of ,
white (rok. which sre the larvae of
May beetles or June bugs. These ,
' grubs cause extensive damage to :
j lewna and cnia crops if tbe birds do '
| not and them. Oa cranberry bo„* they :
J are atsn very destructive, as they re- [
Ex
Crow Is Natural Enemy af
White Grub
main In the soil for several years and
are difficult to control. A case is
rited where every plant on port lows ,
of a cranberry b>« la Mas.vachaaetts i
waa killed. All tbe roots were de
\ stroyed. New vines were idanted. and .
almost immediately numbers of robins
were seen st work there. Tbey dug ;
Into the sasd with their beaks and ;
pulled oat tbe grubs. Some of the i
roots of tbe vines were cut id by the j
! grahw. sad these vlnea tbe robins
| pulled up snd dlsrsrded, sad dag out i
! tbe grubs. Tbe rabiaa worked so >
diligently that practically BO grubs
I escaped sad nearly all tlie vines aar
j rived.
GOVERNMENT AIDS IN I
KILLING MANY PESTS
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Work Conducted in Connection
With Extension Service.
Mica Were Vary Numerous and Trou
blesome to Washington Orchard
Area—Paissaad Bait Proves
ta Be Effective
| Orchard Mice were very numerous
1 snd troabliasam last fall In the middle ,
Washing! 41 orchard area. The biolog
ical survey of tbe Catted States De !
partaaent of Agriculture has here
called «a to assist farmers against
these pests, which often girdle vale
able trees la a single nlgbL Tbe work
is mod acted in co-operation with the
extension aervice of tbe agricultural
t colleges. la tbe Takima district am* -
thaw 30JHW pounds of poisoned grala
waa distributed over 9.0U0 acres of or j
chard owned hy awrr than SHU grow-:
era. la the Wenatcbe* district 730
ounces of strychnine was distributed
to store than 300 growers, an aatouat
sufficient for more than 15,000 pounds
lof oats to cover 7.OUU acres. About
-JUO growers were supplied la the
Okanogan district with poison suffi
cient for over t.OUO acres Wherever
the poisoa was spread many dead mice [
were found an tbe surface, and a fu
greater number were kaown to have
died In t.VIr ruawsira. .l
FIND IMBREEOING WEAKENING
Department of Agriculture Conducts
Interesting Experiments With
Guinea P*«s.
In the past 15 yeara the Called
. Stales liefmfimrnt of Agriculture hat
' I conducted breediag experiments Is
} which Si.«» guines pigs were used
' ! As a result of this work It has bees
found that labnredlng weakens the ,
animals la Many respects and that by
rrosstag the Inbrvd families there Is a
rapid Imprwvement. some of the lifcv
W pmtesaenls being at the maximum Is
!I he Ural generation The enmbnd
' ' animals resulting were evea better I has
1 | tbe randosabred families that wen
' I used as cbecks oa the Inbred famines
Yel lew Corn Is Bleb.
It Is well for feeders sf hags to get /
1 dearly la mind the fart that yeboa
" } com Is rictoer In the fat soluble vita
j I mtn than white run and for that rea
1 , son the former la a much better fre
| not only for, yuanf pigs bat also to
J I fattening bags snd brood aowa.
| Ka hard aad fast rales caa be tab ]
■ I dwwa tor the fu iWai af pa Bit If
, Comanaa sense plays a large pan It
tbe getting af wnrnawi profits. It
to |i iwlllr to feed foods as exprasivr
aa ta exceed the bownds af ersniaay
WtoHsr Faadinj af Maraae.
Dariag tbe amaMho that the fara 1
t haraea stand Me or bave comparative
Ply tight ssaak ta do, a Mriac caa to.
I made la tto feed casts hy feadfc* a {
p greater paagiitlia af raaghage that
. tbe batata get when at heavy msek. I
af Pfyraatdh Bada |
' bcsw*'etgto" J powßda fs^* am
o"ws Hsna Sbaltad Com.
itof filiMßl at aigN.
'
HAIR STATS '
COWED, CLOSSY
"Hair ftm" Keeps Hair
Cjnikfj WdNSroomed
GROOM C§(^
Million* Um H-Flik far Hair!— Hat
Sticky, Qruqr ar 9m illy.
A few mil buys a Jar of "Halr
lirmn* at aij dray store. Bwn stub
born. unruly or ahaaapooed hair stays
ronM ail day la any style yoa like.
lUlr-Orma" la a dIpUM waWnf
' rma which (tm that aataial gloaa
and THlynaaid ifert to ya mr hair
that final toark to good dtesa bath la
Ihmlmm and «a aorial occasion*.
Cm aw I fa. stalnleas "fWr-flroid"
does M do*, am the hair beraune U
Is ahaorbed by the armlp. therefore
tour hair ifnlns ao aoft and pliable
and ao Mtml that aa oat can pon
siMy tHI ym Mri lt-
On the A vmw.
Plrat Male HtruUer TV» twlaa
' have Sac IgWHi' Second Mala
Stroller ~T«at about a aillka each."
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There fa Nothing So Good
for GonoMtaon and O***
as Mustard
acted. LdMp^nd
cZdtt«atet«dn* r "
(H aSc^«Mii
IsttvlftflifMAMfflßAv
■ i
j. Mitchell
ffeeiKM
For SORE EVES
Uaa( tha Talker.
*H» telU everything he know* -
"1 kn«. tat ha wan in hanly
» lanlaw, 1 often make fad aaa of
hint myseif
-Too do? Hu*r ,
■»Uwm I nut« gat a iaaw
started I alaaj* gu and Ml it to Ua
to strictest cvnidra». TVa all t
hat* to do la to Ml bark and watch
things *»»Uv*
When to a artaa aaa gets
at If pwftle.
,
K
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CHARACTER TELLS
THE STOBY!
| hat ao one doubts ths pwity at Daetar
j TtoZ
MM»af pis * .hlaaJfafaSßsf
Wafar ttm |1 Hi toaia
| - BOY
j&mns
! fCwdected If Cmmmctl «C Ab Bo»
llllf Mi
BOY SCOUTS AID OTHER BOYS
Tiftj thonaund hay acoats JMI!
cioaaiy placed la Chicago woald rir- J
taailjr pat tha delinquent department j
. of the Juvenile coart ant of bostneaa."
■ays Judge Victor P. Arnold of thai
Juvenile coart. Coak county, Illinois. |
"».'*The aroat program provides for tha j
gloving hoy the opportunity of team
ing hy doing; fills la bia leisare aa caus
pieteiy that he artdua haa the oppar
tanity or Jncilnatioo to associate with
Questionable cwnpankma, or to do any
of the hundred and one things that ■ "
real Amerlcaa boy can do when time
bangs heavily on the hands. It la the j
must perfect program ever gives to ;
the boyhood of the world, training !
for citiaenshlp through aenkt"
1 Scoutlng's powerful influence la
character training nnd dtlitadlp j
building is recognised b> observing I
people everywhere
The pretention of Juvenile del In- '
quency and the respect for law and
order that the V»y aroat gaias la a j
a •■nderful result of the training. t
Scouting has completely turned ai onnil
the old idea that boya and police are .
Batumi enemies. Today the boy scoot j
stands for law and order, and la tha '
policeman's co-worker and Mead,
i Troop IN> of Minneapolis haa
the privilege of holding its aieettacs la j
the First Prfccinct Police station, and
the police udlrtal in charge of the dto ,
trtct derlarea that "The acoats know
the police aa their friends and help- !
ers_"
Boy scoots have acted under Mrec
tion of the police In practically every I
city of the country, in directing traMc
during congestion, in assist lag chil
{dm xrata streets, la patrolling at |
parade*, and In performing Brat-aid in I
tlc.cn of emergency and disaster. Tha '
boy arout noteueai la converting "the
gang" into groups of healthy, arhola- |
some boys. and directing their energy -
to community welfare and serTlce to ,
ethers.
tiuardiaas of public safety in oM- ;
j rial cooperation with the police la a I
new role which arouts of Greater
New York will aoon fill, ifpiaas mature
Which are mum under consideration hy
oArtals of the New York police de- ,
partment and oAciala of the Boy
l J Scouts of America. The boys will
. have opponentty to qualify through
certaia regulated work, as manlcipal
aides. A method will be worked oat
j whereby arouta will In tarn be per
mitted to do community work. Honor
awards will be given to scoata per ,
forming oatstaadiag work In comma- ,
nMy safety.
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SANITARIUM HAS TROOP '
Scouting la for every boy. The IS j I
are troops of hoys with all their Bsc
allien and troops of deaf, dumb, Mind i
> and crippled acoata. Sick or well, ~s '
bay Is a boy for a* that." with the 1
save h«pea and ambltiean. .
At the West field (Mass) Sanltsrl (
■at for Taberruloala. a most sat rim (
ful troop of 75 boys is la operation.
' 1 The patient arouta hail with glee' ,
their Instructors when they coasa to: •
the sanltariatn. and bees use the scants
have the entire week to stady ap, they
hare btrime very predrient In nil tests.. 1
passing except hiking end swimming
which are beyood their strength, nnd
keep their carps of ev*miners very!'
• ' | ™J- """" • '*' ■ 1
Authorities vy the program has 1
meant much to boya in Iheir Illness
becaase of the emphasis on cheerfel-;
ae*a. thought for others, out of-door |
life and its Incentive to a boy to kaep
physically fit. mentally avake and
morally straight.
IV ben a scopt Is cured, the seal- .
> lartam keeps in touch with the local
■•-•Mil executive sees that the bay gets
Into a trtmp in hi* home town, aa that!
r be will continue his oat of-door life,
r and become what sroutlag would have
hiat. a stardv man fitted far citiaen
Alp responsibilities.
•
GOOD TURN FOR DALLAS
Tlie Dallas arrlhe smiled up se
at her civic good tarn when he record- j
led among recent activities. the aa
i siatance the arouta rendered at tha
City Fair association. ia delivering :
, over 2UHO ballet Ins advertising the
aale of thrift tickets aold for the par- ; J
4 pane of erecting a maaafactarlng and
j automobile esSMtton hall.
I ROY SCOUTS DO 0000 SCRVICC
Troop L Haatlagtoa Park. Oat, r- '
centiy dlstribated 5.000 plecea of arks si
. lit era tare and SjOOO ParsatTenrhenr
inn Is lira noticen.
ROY ROOD TURM I
Oaad tarna hy radto am a Rirh»y
with is asp s. IN*KRR. r- L ■»;
centiy theae haya Installed n tad* art
to tha barges* ward af the Rbade In-.
! land hospital. «d shifted the nerial )
' tan time tu thne aa that all tha pa-1
uenU catM hi turn he entertained
At vJhristnms thne the laya repeated
this pood turn, and In sdMtli to
| Mb the ddkta-s ward, and pee
oentad R to tha snmfi patients for
' tkcftr fVB MB>
SHOW RCVCRKNT PATRIOTISM
R for ■
y Jg
The Kind That
Makes You Like
Fruit Cake
That trader, almoat juicy jat the kind yna lit mad
cake with the rare flavor of ore IwHn at hone,
delicious raisins and piquant TWac mdcr, joiqr.
jptcr- AiMkiMtl rmmm arc adaa!
Tkn rick. Ininy lndou> £ A-"" ** "** T
cake that doem't crumble and YWI njn Mk cake aan
The kind that you k»w *Mfl««aiieteM rf
always liked—the kind you tnaad ndpn Myxntas^aema
cake/* r ° U FUI Jaa a* j«r Ma akaf ar
You can bmy it now—get *ar"a'aaa4a •
Sun-Maid Raisins
»y ' , . ' , /
jfS ■»■«»■■« cv»...■>■■ r■> ■ . Mulw
Dag*. N WII, Fm— w C.Hina
jK f (I T THIS OCT ASP SEND IT
UKJV I I^i^SShnk
| Please aaad aa cap? af jaw fraa kaai,
MUB' I •—-~r -
- My }-
2 Cmr Inn
It Is wrtl to be confident, beat to be
SCNDS 2000 MILES IUK
BEAR'S EMULSION
Mr. John D. Bear, Cltutimk, V«.
Dear Sir:—
Enclosed find Post Ottce
ans bottle of Bear's Koiahlw. I hare
■sad ooe bottle and I think It works
■ml What «n half a dm bottles
rsst mm Mittwd to my poet ofiesl L
daal Ilka to have tbeai sent by Ifrprs*.
as I lire forty sdles fraa the railroad
Year truly.
J. & Stauffer. Keodrtck. Colo.
The above letter shows what s won
derfhl reputation Bear's Rmulaloa has !
•t- Far congha. colds. bronchitis, tec
troshha sad liausl nu»-dews condl!
tlon there Is satktsg more bsssdflal.
Bear's Emslsfon Is for sale st laadtog'
dtagglsls. price tUS s bottle.
is rss ns as reus
TV Sli* mm* s«« Cora Ssr
pain* In bark.
2?SE
Hsu* you
I RHE - UMA X' ?T M I
■ AIUDnoM
winoidT
Areti»E«tot> I
jjlT
Iks Hiltil Ills Charts Is the
MS Gtfalsg
flhoosi s gfcsae ft* tuktoif
dlsiAcls^s
j Tka wast hstpfsl aatalag wo ksts
I. soar hassi la issdy ts hs msflsd ts
FKEE FLOWEH SKESS
I *V. WOOD * BOMS, dnfcaw
Bills it Ts.
HUMS
fs~flab|F
AM Figured Out
Altlx-uch Mrs. YuouKtMide x rooking
bad laprmrd since she began taking
s cnrre*p«ndcnce coarse, her baxband
| hart no opportaalty of poking fun at
her efforts. tine morning she asked
ss he was leaving far the oflhv: "My
| dear, what wvaM yes like far dlnaer
this evening^
i "Well." he replied, "suppose we hsre
I LMSSS i ha 11 ls> Item C. a little of
Leases • sad the postscript of Lrsans
12 far irsairt." —Boston Tissai i Ipt.
Mother Used
Teethina for
Twenty Years
| -When sty hshy wss six dsys old."
'writes Mrs. L D. PoweU. of Barbers
j Tllla. Ik, "hs began crying with
I colic, whkh h* lad for three month*,
lay SHIS, whs had used Teetblsa •
' tnewly years, adilaad me to glee It
|to ny baby. I did ss ssd hs/esan got
all right sad st fins sssntha weighed
25 ponada. Hs Is BSW ss Mg sad fst
that «»ajhiiy admires hte."
Caßr Is casaed hy tadlgastloa sad
Is eftaa the itah of mdondtw
I bnby*s stsmsfk srtth too orach food.
I TeaQSss sssa rtliettis this eaadMsa.
) keeps the bsby wall ssd lassres s
healthy gisnth ssd s good disposition.
jar mm* We ts tka MtMt Labora
tories sad get s package af Teethina
sad a wonderful free booklet shsat
ifWWk 'i . i
"Is the Habara desert good for say
thing T~ "Weil, yos can write sovals
j
A siaass cast mske a monkey mt
every su she meets; snmsUsms she*
too iakk.
Cough
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