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Successful W^Tlato
Sior<yge Starts
/ In Plant Bed
UAI.Elani. Feb. P.?Swf.t p<-'n ,
t i-:; are yfriin ?d easy crop to raise
ir X, prcd"i-:n~ a'
1 njre/yo !<i do * alone mean suc'>r!y
one year - it
f ii a price be \
? time and this is
M vnnL.s storayt< r (
W s the storage of
Y ; ? to the profitn1 !
t':m> rom this cu n, over a :eriod f
v :ir>, it is time that we x . c-nsi:?
ration to the fundame: a! j ? >i- t that
insure most * . . -fu! - . orate." t
says Glenn O. Ra'.dail, ? *; r?i
horticulture ; t!
<?! .-\pru .. ; u . . .
starts In the !ar. bfed. H "tr
puttinir int ?
for urtAvi: ;
Thv se . - .
mT " li lull.
P 1. I)- rot . 1 : : .
2. Avoid usi ar barnya. !
.from stock that h ~ cepotatoes.
?A nr . aution "
disease infection.*
Prepar* i a tance
away f? im " : iirinal :
tato field.
4. U < - 1 i- i" 1 k ivn
from di*ca-c.
5. Seed si. k\ to the kyn t
Like produce- .ike.
<n> Select good unforo seed.
free front crack-' and bier,-, shes.
<h) Cut off c-:.d < :* i . i
if discolored do n t plant.
?"?. Treat seed v h f nv. I n or
? < rrisove stiblii c?- : 1 cd?:i7.
Bed seed so that potatoes v.i.
not touch.
S. If r rebuilt Mack rot should
git into the plant bed < indicated by
black streaks on base of plants! by
nil means do not plant those plant.>1:
iwinjj u i) symptoms.
FOR OVER
2D? YEARS
haarlem oil Itn* been a world-j
wide remedy for kidney, i cr . in :
bladder disorc.v rs, rh.ur.iat. .v. |
lumbago and uric acid ccndit:
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HAA.pi.EM OIL ""Sip
fe62iL'_C"lT2t22j
correct intern a! t -;b'es.stir !.. vitorgans.
Thr All ,t . 1 ?i=t
cn the ori^i... 1 _ ? Z.Zl:i.?l
SELL $23.50 TAILORED TOMEASURF.
SUITS ? OVERCOATS
f
for right man. Apply
On rii ? ?*!/> it a
3W1LL11NU, Mgr.
211 McKenr.it.* P?!d-. . Atant-.i. GaJ
IM dr.AHvr
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When it comes to 'Shooringhit
the .spot. Our long txperienc
and enable u? to know with certa
mechanism of your car. Knowled
wiil find that you can use it to youi
self time, temper, money and even
We'll rid your ear of trouble in th
manner.
Cherokee Mo1
I ALL WORK GUARANTEED
I Authorized A
I ACCESSORIES A
HHHH BHi n
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Will stimulate Interest
In Home Girders
RALEIGH, Feb. o.?An iXaj
e\u-n.-:on project being pu^ undor
way by the agricultural worker? o.
the Stut.- College is the h me carder,
contest lately 1. gun by the Division
of Hon:c IVir.onstratio . and Horticulture.
The contest b? can Febiuary
1st r.ru will last throughout the
\\a. eading on January 31. 1 020.
Fr.ncL- have been secured vhi; h provide
a first prize of $100 for the
home demoiistjation couru.i in a
io whi. h turns in reports of the
nv >t h'-aie gardens in a county.
Th. award will be made on the
basis f the number of furhis in thn*
jr. A second : rize $25.00
and a third of $15.00 will ails be
'"fered in this ??a:t of the v >!kt st.
r. audit rs t-.? these prin.s. the <
. n>ion workers fcnvH sccured tu is
: . . r a :'i ,,f $2?4jju in
cash r nu-ri-har.di.o t the It
| oyrner who ^ has^ the ^ best ^ garden i.. j
cured the v. !'. .1 - -5 and civ?or-.iniz.ua
. in the different comv.
unities.
\ t Gk n O. RantUul,
n h '* <rurisL : tr Stat
11 . i A ::'cultui.. .hi oontOft is
pen enly t? home ti. :wr.nsirati?>n i
tits with their ho:.: de u
n and t . thi h ue garden
l - in the rc.?;;vetive c untie- writer?
i agents are einj d>y d. Fur any
1 >i:r:ty council to coin; etc t must
Fseo that at least 25 garde cuin'ing
. . \ .v.-ni:.!h oeri-.-d ;.r entered.
Th? gardens must be bunafide hum,1
_ -! ' ' prnh:. *i of vcp:
tb-. family and they must
; inrmed that at least two veg,
ei.. . uni uf which i a leafy va'
riety. 1 all be placed fresh on the
j tubb every day during th?. twelve
! mc nth period.
There will be a free ?nov. -|i picture
. - the Bonita theatre Monday
aftn> en 2:15 and 15:15 showing how
. 1 '''icrts are bing. depleted and il.
;.-;i.einp proper methods of forestry
. i now t prevent foie>t fi: e>. It
v. evpt.ijncd as it :? shown by
t : ': .. t b'orc-ttr C. I. Peterson of
-hi die. Mi nday. Fe1 2'?rd?Free
"Flu" Usually Starts
with a Cold
A~.7 n? e.u.
It docs the ?ork of an old-fns'tioned
r. ustard pin.-to-. and ci. rs it with cr?mrt.
Just spread Musterolc on the neck I
,.n.l cheat, with iht angers, before the n
c jld has pfw very deep. Uiuai results j
? first, a warm tingle, then a loosening j
of congestion and cough. i sur breath |
ing and a feeling of great relief. No need !
then to fear gnp, '"flu" or pneumonia, i
Nrar-by stores sell Muste;clv 35*
or. i 65 rents in jars or tubes, and a ,
special "Children's Musterole." of mild- I
cr strength, for babies and tots.
Better than a mustard plaster
not j
trouble" in an auto we always
e and expert knowledge fit us
inty what is troubling the fine
ge is power and sometimes you
advantage thereby saving yourlife.
Let us shoot your trouble.
' quickest and most economical
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THE CHEROKEE S
Girl Workers Sal
From Weather
For Drying
m
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d. ;
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Win: : night ha-. ..-ar.- a so
consider ".a-" .- *"-. n. v.
f.incl-1 i?I-a" has d : it. - t:?K?
its place In the ? ui of a"
1? ast one large busln-ss oru.irijz
Hon and increase. 1 . tliciem y
through the siniph-j^Jxpedl u* ?
Keeping women worker* m ur>
clothing and shoes. Km ploy cos o:
tli?- 1'rudential Insurance Company's
hot ;- ofT N- tv.irl;
N. J. n. r ha*' to wcr!t throueh
the day in v.vi garments or datup
foot vv-ar.
If tin y ar- caught in a storm
they report th- fa imnu'tiiateiy
upon arriving at th- oflic-- and arfurnished
with dry slippers and a
fresh outer game nt. Their w?-t
cloth* s u.rc p .i- i in a new steam
Why Great Men
Dy Clarence A. Voyles.
'li.e t mole m^unUt'ti d>
tricts of Notih ( lina. Tt*ine.->.
and (? > !j?. ther. .,r? hundreds ?
1" \ and sr r.> v. *e per. nt.- are
i able to send them t school. Thes
Urirls and h.-v- are p, -?s,e.I with bra
cry, dest ritj and uni altering : v
(and lesolution, but tiuy haven't :.i
| because of the . : \.t ,
| prived by povitiy c? an 5J-.cftU0n.ll
Life is a the;..' ch'!d-ua
of the mount: in- us it is to th v.-hc
art* surrounded wit; luxury in th?
| large cities an 1 arJ
strewn v.i:h :*! -. The quesiior
is; Why can't vt g.t 1 r .1 the eitie.'
sonic of this surplus money to cdui-ntc
th" mountain giris and ovs whose
parents a unable to do v . O. foi
more mission schools, it seems that
the different denominations have
fcrgotten the poor mountain children.
and have fled to She t-ai.s with
ttheir^moaev.Then whoso facltJj
it that these chiHr. are growing up
in igneranee of tht-ir God and the
world?
Someone asked why it was that
great men came from the mountains.
I answered him this way: When a
mountain boy gets an opportunity he
meets it with a brave spirit; he is
already j.usse.-.- wit!: ambition and
desire to do things; wit boa: fa'-.o**i-o
he rurs his race. He has been used
to nrdous l::l ? ; he nev.r gives up a
task until it is dene. In his boyhood
days he ha'- no- four i th. road all
smot th. he has stumbled over rc.cks
ar.d crags, the! .fore, when the opportunity
prevails he naturally apprec
ates it. He- take- lif like a
man; he takes it as an tamest, vital,
'- pen'ir.l affair. He realizes his as
signments ir the duties and responsibilities
of daily life and performs
them with dexterity.
What a pity that these girls and
boys are deprived of opportunities.
Instead of flooding the cities with
finance to educate so many children
who do not make any great mark
in life, why can't we have a small
amount to educate the mountain girl?
and boys who aie desirous cf an opportunity
and who no doubt would
make great statesmen, orators, writers,
or minister? of the gospel.
Mountain men have startle d the
world in these professions.
PNEUMONIA
Oil a physician. Then begin
"eroe(g?ncy" treatment with
VJCKS
Pit 17 MUlton Jar, CW
COLT. MURPHY. N. C.
eguarded
' Ills By Plant
1 Jo nip G;mrnts
dry r. v.ii- in a short time they
a.r- . :.i i 10 v. ar again.
otvision stlmates
|. ; : ?--nia?T? of illri* ss resulting
front exposure has been r->i
. Minimi.- through this
pr niMon. In addition there is
:ji:: _ . mploy- and the con,
. . r ion of production so
oft?n norkc- alii it: ofliees tfhen
r,..n, - 11 . |:: _r to work In a pity\'.'y
uncomfortable condition. As
!> i:.or? II: 1:1 ". ' women
o; virtu.illy all ages and all heights
employed at th- Prudential homo
OflUv tli- w-lfar- division has to
k- p on hand a stock ot slippers
and skirts in a full rang- of sizes.
Teach Hay Values
To State Dealer
Raleigh, Fclu ???ihat the Suit
.is a dumping g.u.uad f r poor
wh .h could not be sold at a prof;
T j in the N>" : ;-nd E:>-l is the nss.rt
i..n of Prof. \V. H. Dcrst of th
Division of Apron my at the Stat
College of Agriculture.
"it I- common knowledtffe in th
1 large hiv i ~ of the T'-.i'ei
States that hays of poor or irfcrio
quality i.-.n be more eas'ly d's'.re
. . in ?a;?;h than in th-? N? rth,1
' Prof. Darst. ^Southern ha;
r rob ants are .. beginning to r.
' Hi no th:s fa-t h-it they find -t vc-r;
difficult to hay hay of rood quality
I have f r Mich a g pes loci
accepted the poor hay handled hy on
doaicts, who in turn have beer for
cod to take inferior quality materia!
that it is now hard to b: ink awaj
from that practice.
"But we want to make a s;ar
during the three days of Febriur,
' 17. IK and 10. w| plan t? hold :
yi -v - IBBBB -- * HBBIMWI IBj Stjl&piil
I auxit v ivuiiic ai BB w
hay dealers how the United S . u:
grader for hay may be appiie 1 am
show them just how they can h n
j on grade and get the k.nd of na;
ihal they pay for. The Fedora
Department of Agriculture kn
; established federal grades for r.-y
:.rd .he State De-nrlvser.i has i e
inspect, r in the Division of Market
who is licensed by the United Sine.
' Department and wh< . o job it is to sn
| that the hav sold in this state mnc|
up to standard.
I "We wish to start ?? >in the dealer
! first and teach them about the grv.-.'u
' and how to rccogni7" good hay. be
. cause if the dealers are unable to buj
(good hay, then the farmers "inno
II obtain it. In this day and time wi
. l ay and sell on samples and grade
If the hay being sold in North Caro
lir.a dots r.ot come up to the grad<
paid for, then we should know it
This, then, is the* reason for the shor
; course for hay dealers to be held a
j
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Write for it today.
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ATLANTA. OA.
Commodite Price
On Live Stock in
Their Rolation
t
. mcnts represent only* r?e ut of .
each dollar the purchisvr paid for
" v - stock, while the pro ha t*r or se 2
. at point of shipments r- alizes net v
. .v.-Jr. of U2-2 5c, other vests of
J!J :;t being 3c. according to
; mr.ile by the Daitrau of ^
i: iovay Economics ir.to the reistiottship
c nn.iodity prices bear
The wild spread in th, {vices re- 1
i l ived in the markets f -r live stcck \
od quality anil th?* of poorer
yra a. is clearly brought ?.ut in the
.-tutiv. which shows that this spread,
rev. tints for the v. riatJ- i- in the
psreenir.ffe of the pricL- absorbed in ^
... - v. -
^j _ 11.... BMW
ww.'. t- th. purchaser, and the
-mall-. r the : r- portion that was .
a" . > u in freijrhi char;:.?.
Thi- study. which i?.-!.?t? - entirely
. . >
t iiv. stock. was based on sal;*.- of
ii.-a! in:.:ks in the L*ni:..i
State- duri if the year which tr. ied '
i i .; r 11-24.
The study armordinje to a bulletin '
"'s-.ii : ; .(i.iy. tends to sh >?v the fol1.
That the freight charge are
:: .1 lively -vail facte r in the price v
paid i the s.llcr for live . tock.
2. That auoarently the principal
f i! r- infuer-.eir.g the seii:'- n ;
the College on February IT. and I
1U. Over fifteen leading hay dealers
and brokers have already stated that
they would attend."
fiWA snuffy cold
1MENTHOLATUM 1
^^clears the nos*
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Lov
1 At alst I have succeeded in i
tr| TALKING MACHINES AND REO(
i*; fah you with the three best lines of
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Also carry the MAGNAVOX R
you have ever heard, th emachine
I coast and as clear as a bell. You
* this wonderful machine.
W. D. T
"EVERYTHING FURNISI
V
E! I IF NOTHING PRE
;|| ARRIV
| Murphy Feb
WITH A DI
il
f Tennes?e
: J Raised from Colts on r
111 These mules are good tj
J ? four years old; may hav<
i' :j: exchange or take good i
j J. C. AN]
Friday, February 20. 1925
roceeds are the quality of the stock
rd marketing: conditions.
That in the marketing of catar.d
calx -, hogs and sheep, the
rax:?n rlati. a costs permit of the
! rer.t of live stock i > the
tMarkets centers from a
:e range of territory. k
charges oijrif't and
i:< th ins^PW*.%Go<>d
V Kor and n sunny disposition |
re <i xvmI- go I health. That is
rte a-on why the home demor.stra
i v. rs of the State College are 1
riannit.g 'our milk campaigr.s for
>< i iii; ai:u summer.
according to the bulletin,
'rcpn r.t 5 > per cent of the price
by purchaser; o'her coat? r.f
iiatrilip : .ver 2 8 per cent, while
!-? to sellc-r at shippiv
: \. 'J.'. J per cent of the
? < - - ?. tJs? freight charges j
rcie 5.1 per cent witn other costs *a
>n :t.2 per cent, which
tier at shipping print
' > ?' 1*1.7 per cent. For
he . f: hnrgt - were C. 0. per
; n. r cost of distribution 3.0
: r t proceeds to the
e'.ier at shipping point 01.0 per
The study also ndi-T.tes that the
crcenf-age of the price paid by the
-jrchaser, which absorbed in
freight charge?, varies greatly, and
hat the rincipal cause of these
ariations is the difference in kind
ind quality of live stock.
Grip and Colds
Are "likely to make your kidney?
all bchin 1 i.: keeping your System
ind B'.-oJ pure.
Don't ri-^k sericus kidney sickness.
Ut get a bottle < f Hobo Kidney Sc
bladder Remedy at once. Well kidleys
filter off the poisons that acuraulatc.
Write f?>: Fr?? Story of Discovery.
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Beaumont, Texas
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IED BUT THE GIRL"
:VENTS I WILL
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!i
iruary 27th ;;
tOVE OF
e Mules :
ny farm near Union, ;
rpe, coming three and :
e two pair older. Will
lotes for a porting. " ; f
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