Gambling In Food Pro-!
ducts ITie Cause of
High Prices
?jcch* it C'jHivutar.l
I" CTvry paper I pick op I m* an
a.-cunt of th. labor problem and
h.;-h Cv>: of living. Wbal it Id* mat
c-» with the world today! Why,
nmV tv.'! "aka mmr for instance;
it i n't th-.- Mtrdty of <ugar, p*opie
hat* bough. uj, ronnnl on It.,
h'.ldl-ig t: for still higher prior*, ir
everybody would rente tu|f*lb*rr, not!
buy it, kt them kv*p it t>a thairj
buit'it. it sroultl romc down. No. th*y
won't iln that, rh.-y *ay ”1 am going,
tn b"i i| •( I ean |*l it, rtgardldm
••f price.” That i* wha. hold* th* pri
r - of thlaus up. The people will buy
art! tiraci » H nrrer b* any b«u*r as
l-iog a* tk'-y do it Wthoe, and anotb«r
rhi-iC. to many people Ioann* the
fa.m. looking tor an rosy plat*—a
du-noiliin* j ib—but got big money
f-.r it. at !i u.-t ir looks big to them,
but by th* lint, they pay th*ir ei
lar.^cf they aav* but very iittie left,
•f any, huv thry can't *«» but on*
si.!.- of the <|u**t'oiu and that ia thr
■b*wlli:u »id'-. Th.-y want to go all
doll*.I u,i. and hove prvtly white
hands. They w’li actually *Ui«r arar
tv la death loforv they will get nut
on the .'arm on.*, eo to work, where
they coo'd mak. their bread uad
until, hat* plenty of milk sod butter,
rhit-ken* ar.d v»gotabl*s. Thr reason
Ih.re ie *o much robbery, so many
p.op.c have swum off from work, i
lit. r had rather hill and tob than I
worL for *n H .nc.t living. Oh, I tell I
tats ibis world It in an awful eondi
*..tu». (iotl is a mrrt-'ful God or h«
would -u' suffer the world lo stand,
and I don't believe the time is far!
..If- The form (a the bo*t place for
m-. I been* up. moved to Atlanta
ones'. Fou. months was enough of cil>
Ilf" for me. 1 rami- bach to th* dai
•»iu worn * irvupn b win inn
and die. The.e are too many people
ir the citiet and Coant depending un
tko old farmer a, they call them, ami
not enough farmer* to ‘upply the
country and city too with food. And
1 t».lf you rootobody 1« going to »«f
far. It is like an cvpression 1 heard
Col. Tall-.-n lie once in a speech at
Modoc. S. 11- A farmer rant hit ton
off to college. Us rum* home atilt dik
el ool in hit fried shirt and collar,
diin't oft- to help with any of the
*0 < k hi ali. while hr wa* raised to
woA. in: hr had been off to colleg.
he think ha ought to work any
i.uva So the oi l nuu had a horn.
U.ought aiound ona morning, railed
hi. sou wit asked him: "Son, what is
hln ’.n l a; in?” “Horar a bu s. Pa.”
ri.- iud a ulo« stock brought around.
■*W»*l. ten. what it this in lastinT”
"i'ji/t-busi, Pa.” and tha old man;
said, “Yet. and if you don’t take
this borx.-s-bu*j and this plow-a-bas*
end go to plowing I am going to give
yen a hell-a-buas.” So it is going to.
be with a lot of the city people, if
b. y don't gel out on tho farm where
they can mak* them something to
cat, they will catch helLadmsi and
w.ey won't be long about it. As for
• eerything being high, they will con
tinue to be h'gh as long at time goat
ai, like' it it, too many middle men
rtwer.i the man that mokes food
oU3 .ind the consumer. Too naaoy
phr sit-down job in the shade,
they can anokc their cigars
‘tes. The man that labors
1 Ann gem lean out uf what
lau anyone else. Lot ol
ang around towns, claim
looking far work, but pray
' God that they will nav«r find
. They don’t want to work, and such
people ought to be out on tho gang
and madr to work, ( think It it hlgr
time for things to change and Gud
in His wisdom is going to change it,
too. Than arc a lot of people sitting
back in the shade Inventing ali kinds
nf th'ngs to deHtruy the boll weevil.
Why? 8.cause they know the poor
old farmer will hiti at anythiag that
"isn along that will enable him to
nuke cotton. Tho people hove gam
bled on cotton I erg enough, and the
Luru k'iiue w o
it lie wil. dcxt'.-oy it in Mnc way. I
have heard *o many people »ey "I
am rolng to plant ca.ly. gut eh. ail
the boll w- evil.” Home aven burnt
fr> wood* eft juinlruc thoir failM.'.
planted tai'y. WT-»t AM it amount to?
Los!; at the muttia-' of today, lien
it !« the 15th o? May, cold ax winter
t'nta. Cod i.- n a dime the cold and
rv nd* »•» tafc" tin- P'-opla down in I
•h«:r fodv. Me. It rot her Farm.'*-, ym.
may gd uh« ad of the t>oll weevil, but
lh. no » sue thing *ure. you can't get
p.-t-pov bu; lie will dispose. Evcry
thred if Almighty liod. You ca"
th'.T-e on ih'e <arlh u in If'» power
».#u| lie ii g.rug to control it. Rarth
and 'tearr-n mi.y pam away, but Hir
e cu! will r. Vo- pao a-»«y. I never
fur X m» Ktilcy !n do thi* or I nm
f.o'fV? to do the other. I take the I
fa-rd !n my ha, ine*« uv a partner. I
1 ,,t I am n pier heipl «* cf-atere
t- Ik’* w-r*d i run'i do auvihipg jn»l j
v ti>*n m'.vdf. I woik Irurd, loibnr ie1
-• ,e.-* n t’elv fixip- ry. My ciop »
.;. , H —.1 ‘t ir.f Vi Ie -l beau*. Mine
cy ton. | «* the Cultivator wher*
. >• wy p a; ,, thsm. thoitph!. I woBid
l a - t,i T v,--.dd r,c. likv to be with
cut the Cultivator; U U helpful a
i' ll a,, a ptcaxB'e- My rollon rrnp tel
\ er ■ e «'« man. can’t plow
mv I; hat '»/ tip- help of C«d I am
I t’j mv e *•/ living at home. The
pe. •: .*< -v. >ur for m-> I will -toy
v .••• t*:c b—a hum in the honey
• -r .’»e t,ad 1»l«* crow.
W. C. C.
c:> or,-. R. <■„ May '.6, 1920.
ThUgTto Tbioh
Altai
Married (notary worki-re arc more
re fl.-ae *han 'oner who Bn- «iagV
4ee» ding to xBl.ellea compiled byi
the s«f»«y FI <ot department of a tlrr
and nibbvr iwnpanr, I St married
mo wire- ’ajored la*t month com
pared ui 123 (ingle men who met
with arclder.li.
'nerty failed in .etalo whether or
not there ie a peyehologleal raaeoe1
Cp/ th e rendition. FarefioU* hwehce|
ore, who e»Op««’ M per rent of then
r •n.-l Her e . that the mBfTiad |
tarr. hare greater fiapoaaiW1<tle* andij
more thing* ’» lh‘ak aboat- -thoe e*e-1
riding attention and de I'or’a* con-ft
e -Rteptioe «n rne'r woe**. Thor mr i
that matrimony ie dlitraefeic and »• <
taraUy caaeee ah rent mind, d v - I
lfc> riaai ef maay accident* I
Another latereattag fact eatab'ieb>!f
od by aa/cty lint rgperte b that the •
prrrwMBjre of arc .dent* H greater,
amen# foreign-born worker*. Ap- a
prvelaMtely 10 per cent of the com- a
pior'a empioye-1 worn born abroad ! a
yei In nae aaoMh they fariiiahed 10
< per c< .4 ef the total (ember that ami:
wt*b jeeident*. d
Ae (ha raeah ad a aafety Aral eaea- ti
paten evtendtn# ever a pcried of a
NURSING SERVICE IS I
rapidly expanding
This American Red Cross Work
Flourishing in SmaN Towns
Throughout Country.
—
Mnr» chao S'.OUC graduate no ran
enrolled la tba Araerlran
sa« Crow la data and Ita department
“I nutaJug la dally immalay ibla aa
ulltMent.
The detain mane of Buraia* Baa been
'UiknriMl to raalatila an a decline
■ .-er**. of uuraea fur Iba array and
a*T- It will continue lu auvidy (ha
•IW.U of ike Lulled Stntao Public
■ l't»li k Service to which It tuu ar
mnetl mure Dial l.dOU nuraen la ike
Jet Junr.
ll will aaaiat In aatabllabln* prover
aur-lhg err lie In foreign lounlrlro
lire* the Ainencau Red Ihw baa ar
"tiled laaiptralM. dlsfwaaartea and
.:a-d» for nuraea. CourMa lb home
*•> while and larv of ilia nick ball: lit'in
-r'c*J fur Ibuuaanil* of women alio
’ uve never received any education la
’*!» dliectlon. Rural pursing which
"* i™ t»! Infancy a abort while ago
'* ho.1, pm .Bead at lean a doude
' iruttah rlic work of tba dejw
f nu-alng 101) I oral Hod Crow
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l*wl»llc Isrolil* bu rainy b«^«tu #*•
in many rural powoiuoitin nnj
"H i1m:ri«lup« artltvly |u bmxjrwJi, of
tialt iiiwni on«i rouutUt Nearly ■
::.iU.MIMI erect rut BUraft. but* .1 ready
■ vii u.-wlgncil tn this klud of work.
Th* department of uunlng Is unlt
'••Hi other orsanluiioua la s year's
llti.H.Irn Is rrirulllna nurses for
i-iIiil- .elmot*. In mlueaHaf Ihe **n
.Ml public as to .Undard* of ouratin
IimniIi.ii airj In showing cotmuualtle*
let.- responsibility loward sch.-oli of
*r»Jnc It win endearor ta meet all
beee next* a« well a* tn enntlmn th.
■ .irnllment of dietitians who will h#
•1lli**0 at Instructors In Itotae rtletet
*‘A In deyeln|M.iS natrltlnnal rllnlsa.
nd In supplying dietitians for the
• i.lied St.t.i Public Health Kerrir.
-nd the drills* bamdlHla
Tl.* JfnralBf Srrti,» will eonllnaa la
■ Iter to women and your* cUla tha
cpfiort unity of arecrtng iDMtrvetlon In
1 nm« hygiene and ear* of th* ale* la
• eery community In tha country. Thla
'ti* tract Ion haa not only laid tha lots
ration for public health bat In aoma
idaran haa risen Impetua ta tho rstab
wshtaeat of hoapltals and eaanaualty
-enool hatuaa.
“Aa a eotamnalty profits by the wot*
irf tbs nor**," says hfias Clara D.
'-oyaa. dfraetar of tha depart moot of
miraloy. It la lacteal that tha eosa
titnnlry ikonld ha aronaed to Its rsapati
.IbllMy. The American Bod Craaa
rtaads ready ta help la a owners! ram
!<al£n of rrcTuinnt and meat hare tha
•apfiort. sympathy and nndetniandlag
of tha medical profession as stall aa
tha Intelligent co-op* rmtloa uf th*
l-aople at large.”
HOME SERVICE FOR
EVERYBODY IN NEED
i
f>o you know what th* praosnt da>
• loot* Settle* af the American Red
•Vim. la?
Many paupl* do not know that, ba
bies com plat Ins lb* work lor ea-aers
I'J* men. especially the dlaabled, II pro
ltlea ilia aams neighborly aarrln- iu
itnlllea In (eaaral that & formerly
Jt* fan.nice of aoldlcra, sailor* an.l
..thrill**.
rmem at vriw ana
nrlril twtd," up frederielr C. Mim
ic, *• »efnl manager of the American
•;rd i'rom. It (tin aid la f..ml I tec
■ii an. \ lug . ach problem* a* budget
;-hi wiling. marketing, rmirc orer tlnn-e
r flnanctnl at mm. keeping children In
• helping crippled children, whl
•ecd etid deaefted mother* children
nn.k.ienJ In ea-hnul and chl'dien In
■ indict with the law*. It render* aerr
■tt to the hoiaeleM and 9 tana lent. 10
• he llllleml*. to tenement dweller* la
■ie nnciuptiiynd, aad give* friendly aa
atanr* and advice t# foreign aprnk.
1IK g1'OU|N>."
In niktltloa to helping fhmillra In
•t.e aolntlon of their own pr.hteiuii
»!im*n Serrlitt he I pa la »lrriiKthrii-ng
■tie weak «i>ota In the aortal life nf
•■inmithll.iai. II Jolna hand* with rule
r» to uuke cunimunltlca anfer,
rnltMof and happier.
'tnianlalng action along lln-» :n
bb Ii ihe caniKitm1.;/ la ■ Iremlt liivp.
IC|| la one nf the ohyerta of Home
’lice. It haa aeiahlUt.nl common: ly
e ilng". patriotic '■♦lehralloim, par
mt« and plmlee. Del mm. ,-m-re
• [lon '(.illllc* play tuperrlauira .-nd
•*o In.' plnnrea hare bee* |,t.c if.c.l,
•i.ieigh Home Herr Ire other eiwe.ica
influenced to bring nboet Impmvid
•t. liter dal nmnaemenfa and hrtli-r
lino# faiilltle* and to pritnnte ira>cl.
ng llkrerle* ae well an to wrurr in in
> Ogrtmltarnl and Iona itennaiai ra
i »_-i-ntr.
If ron need atMeawe at anv tttee,
» »n the «#rrvt*ry of the neared Hn|
■■ ■ chapter and deecrthe ike flnio
. Tm cmiOrlcso* will kc arnnl'i
♦U-clad ami erery poraHilo effort a III
•c nmde ta ai.l firm.
Aoaerlean Red Ceoee Nell Cali.
The ►'mirth Annual Itidt rHl{ .if #hr
-mor'iAB Bed I'mee alll he Jodd ihla
•or from Arm let# re Do/. XerrmUe
I*. In Thinkaglrin* Day. Xercralwr Jf,
• ’Mi* During Ihla period Hie mm
•el 11 ca »t the United Ataic* win
•»■> their anoaal 4mm aul renew Unit
fiec Bientha a“rTi<UnU were cat *0
mt cent and com peon tier, came M
M Milt.
Cl»e ta halation of accident* (here
bat aaeet aecidcaU cease a* tbc re
Slt #f ctreleaeaaoa eh the part ef
roihaacn failure to obeorve aadety
**• Iklu mode the greater number
• M»e heepttal, while neglige nee of
•Uosr trorseea aeeeante for • coo
TV eo/etTfret campaign la beiag
trongly waged Ot Goodyear and (fa
■"tber of «*rldggd« ia dacreoeliag
loathly.
federal itolifu bare boaa ferhid
•n to boro gaptMag *0 do wtth poH
ae It I* llbo pstttag a Flab in water
K’ Wlllff R A#i tf wmIi.
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SUCCESSFUL SWEET
potato storage house'
When I hear on all eiibv hatdlucl.!
tones of tha blggwit part of sweet
i>ocato craps belax last through cars- |
Usa handling smf improper banking
I want to hand on my potato house
expedience for the benefit of tha oth
•T fallow.
For ftse years now, »t have used
a small storage house both according;
the plans ta the goeernmaot bul-|
Istln on sweat potato storage. It Is a >
12 by 1A foot house, eight feet In
height and has a oement floor. Every
i (Tort was made to build the house
i tug and tight. The walla haw storm
ihaathing nailad to the studding and
•ir.cd paper applied to this. The
outside is weather boarded and the
i uidr la closely celled, it baa a dou
ble window and a double door. In
addition there is an cat. a, out-awing
• «g door made with wire screening
ii the upper half. In tha cantar of
l is roof there it a slatted ventilator.
Shelve i built four deep are arrang
• d on either side so as to leave an
It.'sic down the middle of Ute botue.
' he aheKeaa aaa mm* aaals.a« she
'■all but have an air apace left on all]
a dcs. Wc have stout home-made*
c atcs built lu use on the shelves.
At harvest time, the potatoes are
ataoitad. graded and put In theea
c.atca right in the held. In all the
Ecssees, harvesting, hauling, slor
. the potatoes are carefully hand*
. Bruises and decay come from
rough handling ef the freshly dug po
tatoes and this is vrhnl wc strive to
avoid.
After the potatoes are stored, to
kiln dry them, we keep a little oil
heater running fur two weeks. In our
snugly built house this is sufficient
time to cure the potatoes perfectly.
Sometimes in extremely cold weather
we un the heater a few hours to keep
the temperature »vrn.
In our Ava years of experience
with this method of storage, we have
hod practically no low of potatoes.
Even the cut potatoea, after bring
!- . • • - • . . ■ , C. <».,
• 1 • '•* J -.U SsL. M» **.
> *••« .1 .. «.r rut uni/ ohat
• •’ 1 ' . r .util am. but ubo n
l ;fl*- * r. Ili' h i| tl isjlor'.rd of .1 [ivntl
t .» the late sprino.—Mm. K. P.
**c.,!iTian, in The Progressive Farm
tnutwial Nwuinao Named
. ■ u.v A. Grady, of Saaapaon, nmi
• Wili am*, of Let, have b..s !•
i ir rated ai Democratic candidate
>r :br State Senate from the four
reiith District, composed of John
ton. Lee, llumrU and Sampson
ounlirt
Both the Damoeiatic candidates ary
vail known in the district. Ur. Gtady
nas been a State figure for u ium
a i n-emr—wmaiai- --i-J
>eee-»eeeeea»»»e»»e»4 >4^^
;-.**!*; i* |,% i* an able lawyer am! a
• .j .iI r. Mr. WilLalDk la
* >•»-» i-i" il.t low firm of William*
I vi W »!*»:. *%% , «i 4 Son ton I
LUMBER
Why n«l buy y*ur lumber in car
•t«, direct from mill and *av« tkc
Hicounte. Writ* or wire for price*,
‘foillnf u* Hit of qMolity and trad*
rou waul
C ook & Company
CrMcvilU, S. C.
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for the b»-idc. Corn** and le-s us shew it to you. Com
plete sots or odd pieces.
Price* Very Low
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Jtwtltrj -aid Optometrist*,
219 Hay Street-Fayetteville, N. C.
"ATTENTION Mr. FARMER" |
! I Now is the time to place your orders for
'! Machinery for Fall use.
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; | Put more Machinery on your farm and y
;; give your help work all the year around, $
and you won’t have trouble keeping t
i! help. i
;; After the crop ts laid by. put the Trac- +
;; lor to work running a Saw Mill, Lath 5
Mill., Shingle Mid. Com Mill. Feed Mill, $
1» Corn sheller, Cord Wood Saw. 4
; ’ We make a specialty of Light Saw Mills t
for farm use, Cora Mills, Feed Mills and t
o Farm Machinery. 4
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Don t buy a phonograph until you have seen und heard the Wonderful GRANBY.
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