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. iu have electricty
: TVA rates? That
!"' u;'h. .(j is uppermost in
jr-: ?; ,',.'""5u;i!- of our read-
lunkin. of Mississ-
en: .and nersisten:
,.i,-c:ric rates ior
V'i .ni: ress, in a recent
... 4.51' a farmer in
,.v..-,l l.y the TVA gets
of electricity a
,, , l;-lit ins nome.
,ur. his refrigerator,
electric churn or
vishing machine,
"'.v :;h which to cook
, u1l,lSe. that farmer
k , .it(-hour.s a month
j,','.,,. where they run
iv'lkin-- machines, etc.
u hours would have
un,ler the -l VA rates.
re for farms fully
i. .., ulure only electric
ni'1-"" ', .1,.. , ,tes run as low
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The Human Side 0' Life
J AS SEEN AND TOLD
-By Uncle Abe "hizself"
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., month.
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Ice in
to
es for the same
irts of the country
v. .
v-j talk. Mr. Rankin
La.
seem
"J." w;j lower rr.tes exist
:i JlJ- " ... inahinpp the
i;,n kiiowatt-nouis a
1 while in Tacoma,
;'f,. and in Ottawa,
Tacoma owns
.I'li.l in Canada the
nvernment-con-
rate ."
b is
1: if
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f ji ,viv.,dJ County can
g" w u ant it,
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Bringing In Over Million
KHIXGTOX Kstimates made
sfMii ii-iw-r ana Deer' rueuuc
,te ,R.r, i from legalization
k:1: ".'.f.s beer.; on
; UCi..' fallowed by outright
rmar.v -tales on December
:)' it .','. hides excise taxes,
,;'W and customs duties on
acrs 'and wines.
tice of Sale of Real
ate for Taxes for
Town of -Hazel-.
od, North Carolina
M"!slav: S-i .-in 1 i r . 2, 1 935'.' at
''i'. .r; M , v. the court hoiise
6. th t-! "f Waynesville,
CiiLuJ:!.! th.' undersigned will
k ! 1 1 1 1 ' 1 i . auction to
K.Mt-r for cash, the land
foU.iuiiiL: property owners for
iif :h T. v,!i !' HazeUvood for
Well, all I no's jist what I see,
An' also what I heer,
As I gallop 'round an' about, may be.
For the good ol' Mountneer.
A KID AXD WOMAN ROW
Saw a kid an' woman row over in
the cove west of Waynesville a few
days ago run rite into it, yes sir-ee
Of coars Unkle Abe stood off at i
safe distence an' lookt on. The
muthers, it seems, had took a hand
in the row between the young uns-
you no how muthers offen do. So
one of the muthers sed, sez she:
"Well, I'rl give you to understan
I'm not a-goin' to whoop mine on
less you whoop yores."
"An' I'll be durned if I teteh my
yung un ontu you whoop yores
fur.t,r" sed the other.
(Theze mout not a bin the words
pine blank, but sump'm simler). Well,
they jowerd a while longer, then all
at onct one woman lit in on her boy
She whoopt him down.
She whoopt him up,
She whoopt him like
He wuz a pup
An' then she whoopt sum more.
She whoopt him slow,
She. whoopt him fast
Then she whoopt him on
Until, at last,
I no that boy wuz sore.
The
The other woman took her boy on
into the hous. . . I don't no what
wuz dun in sekrit seshun, bu: I didn't
heer eny commoshun from the inside.
UXKLE ABE GOZE TO CHURCH
Well, fokes, Unkle Abe went to
church last nite, furst time in
a long while; an' I notist that
wimmen's hats air sum big
ger. Now, if they git mutch
bigger, so that I'll half to peep furst
to one side then tuther to see the
pree-cher, rite then I'll quit goin'
to church that is, if I ever git
started in.
Ye see foke.s, I'm a-tryin' to git
forgiveness of all them cues . words
I used last winter when my water
pipes froaz up. Last nite I set about
Vk way to the reer from the Pullpit,
whiteh shows that I've about '! way
repented. At the rate I'm a gitten'
warmd up, why purty soon I'll be in
the Amen Korner, whir Bro. Barnes
an' a-few other good ol' brethern an'
sistern set. Then I can shout Gloa
ry be!
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;.S !tl" Chapter 331.
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The whiter the bred
The sooner you're ded
is the sine on Killian's mill at Clyde
an' thar's a hole lot of trooth in that
little verce. "Whitch reminds me"
that Unkle Abe onct bawt hizself
a 48 poun' sack of this here con
fourjded "SelfXRisirt' flour" Wl,
I thawt we never wood git it eat up.
. . . I think it kep risin' all the
time; howsumever, I no the biskits
kep a-gitten heavier all the time an'
my stummiek weeker.
ABOUT THE DILUNGER CAR
Now fer the iiueshuns . . .. only
one this week, from Canton, whitch
is as follows:
Canton, N. C, Aug. 4.
Dear Uncle Abe :
State Takes Life
Of Two Negroes
RALEIGH The stale of North
Carolina on ast Friday took the lives
of two negroes Dortch Waller, 43,
and Taft Williams, 25 both for the
crime of murder.
Both of the men died with a denial
of guilt upon their lips. They were
the 153rd and 154th victims of the
electric chair since 1910.
Williams was charged with the kill
ing of his wife, Blanche, with an axe
in Columbus county last September.
The last statement by Williams, be
ing: "I ain't guilty," Waller paid
for the crime of killing John Harris,
white store keeper, near Oxford.
. It was the first time in 12 years
that a woman witnessed an execution.
A Holding Company
A holding company is a corporation
whose principal business is to own
stocks and securities of other compa
nies, and whose Income Is chiefly de
rived from dividends and interest.
iXXo one can fortell
what might happen
tomorrow. That is
why the thoughtful
owner of property
buys Dependable
Insurance. Why not
call today and find
i out how inexpen
sive 1 n s u ranee
peace of mind real
ly is? No. obli
v gation.
Bradley-Davis Co.
: IXSCRAXCE
REAL ESTATE REXTALS
Telephone 77
"la-Mi news item c1". timed
trom a recent issue of the Mounta::i
eer nas aroused my curiosotv to no
end. 1 was. of ram--,. ,v. .a
that the item gave no inkhng of
vhat the officers u.-eu to catch the
DiI.enger car" aoinv nr iui
t00 miles an hour I. rieasetell tin'
what their means o: pursuit was, and
set my mind at ease.
Sincerely.
ONE WHO ENJOYS THE
"HUMAN SIDE."
Deer One, Whoo Enjoys
My On-human Side:
I don'.t blame you fer writ in' t.
git this matter strate, secin' that
the wurst thing in the world is to
have an on-easy mind, nex to havin'
none a tall. I he reezun we didn't
edisplane by what meens they kotch
up with that Dillenirer car 'in San
Daygo, Cal. goin' at 900 miles per,
is becaws it sorter brimrs out a
seekrit of the Waynesville Poleece
Dept. Ye see, them San Daviro otfv-
ceis uzed the same kind of car in
pursoot that our Waynesville Poleece
uze. . . I think thev call it a '?!',
Special, an' it runs at an "awful"
rate of speed. So. if one of theze
jonn L'Hienger men wuz to speed
throo Waynesville at !H0 miles, our
offycers wood only haff to step into
Cheef's '2(5 Special an' run him
down. That's why theze bad men
air afeerd to come throo Waynes
ville .... an'that' why Jim Boyd's
bank is safe an' ever thing elce here
an' everbody is safe, yes sir-ee!
some Awards For
Fair Received
Tr.v Uunty Agent'- offi.e has al
ready tvewwd fia-m the American
Guernsey Ca:::e Ciu., t'.ur sets of
-!U1- :;;'L 4'h- th p'.ace ribbons
to e aw . . i to 4-H t .u'a mem ers
Knv n" Guerr.M-v caive
a:
Fa.
a .
I .a-s
mc.nths
ihcatiotis will be as f.
Best heifer .; u'
Host he't'e: at;:'
Be.st heifer call" o to 1 'J :r. it; hs.
Best heifer ca'.f 12 o Li ; m. r.tii-.
We ho.te that enoa.-h w:..: ett
tered to claim every it; ,oit oil'ered.
It is possible to start young ca'.f now
and have it in goo1. v,:: l:::cn for
showing by fair time, Oct. 11.
Every boy or girl interested should
get in touch with the County Agent's
office.
Farm Problems
And Answers 1
Bad Tasting Milk
Can Be Prevented
(Hy W. D. sMITIl
Good ir.ilk i- pleasant to the I.i.srp.
Question: What is the best age to 'ffC un"l'"-ln d' "'; the
neea ciatry neners . jiilk tia
Answer: No arbitrary age can lie
?et tor breeding as this is determ
ined by tne maturty of the individu
al animal. The feeding schedule also
enters into this question as those an
imals that are fed a liberal grain
i at ion will mature more rapidly than
those receiving a limited ration of
giain. As a general rule, however,
Jersey and Guernsey heifers should
be bred to freshen at f
lavor
ltd odor dfii"iidq lar--
l.v upon wh.u ,lM,i ). ,.,,ws n.e fed
and the care given milk hv dairymen
and housewives. s.me feeds affect
the palatahility f milk. Others have
hardly any effect. Pro,,,.,- aeration
and cooling of milk, on, I storing at
low. temperatures, reduces i . ,1 flav
ors and inlor.s, sometimes eliminating
t hi m.
I'o avoid im.lesit-, 1,1., of, ...in..
il-'lll -1 11' Ol' 1 , i ,,.,'nl.iM ,,.1 l,i,l,l.- .1 I
l. , f u:- ... .i . .' ...... u.iioi.ii
H.vu.ns oi aSr. A.MMHU' ail.l 1 1 Ol- : :, f ter milki.lg. Si I:
''.",.,-; , lw """ nini. alfalfa, sweetclover. or soybeans;
,,,, , iU ,..i..,Lll, lPl Uge. ,,) j.,-,,,,,, alfalfa.
feed.i
made from
Coach Meal Service
j Question; Is it necessary to feed
oyter sdiell to moulting birds?
I Answer: Yes, it is very necessary
green altalla. cabbage, turnips.
rape, and kale when fed an hour be
fore milking produce noticeable flav
ors in milk, tests by the t'nited States
OfTprpH Rvnilthpril thJ '!U lbrM ha,V,e mi'U'raI m.'c rye. green 'cowpeas. potatoes.
VUCICU tOUUlIltTIl ;"dr to build up the body to normal (in(Hi ,,eot pulp aniI c.u.r aftect
ih'o'e the laying season starts. A milk slightly, tlreeu corn, green oats
ATLANTA, Ga. According to a ' V i. 7 , V: ' i.and pea9' reen soybeans, pumpkins.
.urn miniir oeeis snow little eflect.
Wild onions and Karlic in pastures
often give milk an objectionable odor
and llavor, Cows should be removed
from pastures infested with wild on
ions and garlic from 4 to 7 hours be
fore milking. Any dairyman having
trouble with milk can apply theae
principles.
1'llrWHt li,i.n..on,.l 1. I.' 1 I .... 1 . ' Hit I'Ul.li.i.J,
fc u.J..vltlvl,lV i. i i,v 1 . i,. iiiaitv
Of coars. Canton kaint afford a car
like ours; we voted bonds an' made
he Cheef a present of it nine yeers
go.
Now if eny'oody vice has a tiues-
chun To ax Unkle Abe, Hot it out . . .
remember ye kain't stall.
Yores troolv,
UNKLE ABE.
ins, passenger traffic manager of the
Southern Railway Systtem. special
coach meal service at popular prices
is now available to passengers on a
number of the Southern's local and
through trains. Breakfast, lunch and
dinner menus are priced at fifty cents
JHr meal and are served on trays to
coach passengers in their seats.
The coach meal service is being of
fered as an added inducement and
'onvenienee and the railway is hope
ful that this experiment may-prove
popular with the traveling' public,
states Mr. Jenkins.
Dried Kernel of Coconut
Copra Is the dried kernel of the co-
omit. It is used for the coconut oil
liioli It yields and coconut stearin.
Wonder of Mid-Africa
Mombaso has a high tower which
dates back to 400 B. C. It is one of
the wonders of mld-Afrlca. It Is at
ast u dozen sialics liiyli
of feather and bone especially after
a heavy laying season and it is there
fore necessary that the ration be sup
plemented with all minerals possible.
Question: When should vegeta
bles be planted for the fall and win
ter garden ?
Answer: The time to plant de
pends uio!i the hardiness of the dif
ferent vegetables and the time re
quired for maturity.. Kale, spinach,
mustard, turnips, snap beans and
some early maturing varieties of
sweet corn together with carrots and
beets may be planted as late as Sep
tember I in most section. of state.
Out es for planting these and other
vegetables are given in Extension
l iiciilar No. 122. copies of which may
be had free upon audication to the
Agrtcult in til Editor, State College.
Wal Not Quick Changar
The weasel requires between forty
and fifty dnys to change the color of
its cont from the white of winter to
the brown of summer and this moult
takes place twice a year, In fall and
spring.
Discovery of Paper Making
The art of paper making came Into
possession of the Arabs, supposedly,
through capture of some Chinese pu
ller maker.
666
flHH'ks
Malaria
in :t days
COLDS
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fart tfa 3aAm
SfuickA4oe known
i hat jot 3.0 yeaAA
and ifis now TotJ V'8
tithe fat ofi oM!"
THESE FEATURES REPRESENT Extra Value IN THE FORD Y-8
AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU
Big, potKhrt brakes with 12" drums and
mora braking sitrTaca per pound of ear
weigM than any other ear under $1095.
85 -horsepower, -typ, 8-eyiinder
giM with aluninani eyHnder heads md
dial, down-draft carburetor.
123-inch springbau for riding ease on
aa 112-inch chassis for handling ease.
Torqao-tubc driva.
Front seat S0Vi"wid ... aopla higgage
tpact in all models at no extra cost
All-steel body iwided into oiw piece.
LOW FIRST COST . LOW MAINTENANCE HI8H RESALE VALUE
4 bydrauNe dMMe-acting automatic
shock absorbers.
17 plate battery.
6.00 x 16" mr-baSowi Bret.
Safety Glass a 'roend.
FORDS have always been built to stand up under the hard
use and long service demanded by the farmer.
You will find a great many modern, fine car features
in the 1935 Ford V.8: New riding comfort, new handling
eaie, big car roominess the only V-8 engine in a car sell
ing for less than $2300 but you will find the same iturdi'
nets, dependability and economy that have always been
characteristic of Ford cars.
The Ford V-8 meets the needs of the farmer today even
belter than the four cylinder models of the past it costs
even less to oun and operate for Henry Ford believes in
building cars and trucks the farmer can afford to own and
afford to run.
The Ford V-8 is the best Ford ever built and the biggest
dollar value everoffered by the Ford MotorCompany.Come
in and let us explain how you can own the Ford V-8 today
and arrange to pay for it out of your new crop money. We
can give you a better trade on your old car right now than
later when crops come in. Drive the Ford V-8 and, like "out
neighbor, you will find that you can't beat a foru for the
carm.
FORD V-8
East Trmt Thtouih
U atonal Crtdit Ccu
pans Th AuthoriKii
Ford Flaaase Plan
ON THE AIR Frl
Uarinc. Tuanrltr night
Columbia Neru.jrk
Daily aicapi 3un.i7
Unlnd Prna N ia
Uim. WBT-S 45 P U
AbeFs Garage
W. T. RAINER, Rep.
PHONE 52 WAYNESVILLE, N. C.
Champion Motor Co.
Sales Service
PHONE 196 CANTON, N. C.
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