FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19. I?2?
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CLAY FARMERS
ASK. QUESTIONS
(Continued from pat* I)
them n':i the year?" "I want to bui'd
a ch:i 1.1.use and net me about
five i' w-."
Now f.>r the agent's answers: "Yes.
we want to have a demonstration
orchard and a fruit school over hire,
who you reckon would care for
his orchard ever here, and really
tsiness, and wont quit? We
don't int to start with a fellow and
him quit, we want you fellows to
i let's do some real orchard
work. There is big money in it if you
will .1 it right. It you fellows don't
mean business, really mean to ?tick_
and carry out the very best orchard
pnuti> you had better leave it
alor.e. It will cost you mone. if
you begin and then quit.
*N'.i-.v about th:s chicken business
Yes 1 am working on an order of
chickens, during the last of March
and Xpril. As to whether you can
make money with chickens lotted;
well, let's figure it out. It takes
55 lb >. of feed to feed a hen one
year, and it will cost you on an
average 3c per It>, or $1.65 per
year t > feed a hen. A good Leghorn
hen will lay 12 dozen eggs a year.
You ought to average for fresh yard
eggs (infertile.) at least -JOc per
dozen the year round, especially
when you cause your hen to produce
heavy during October, November,
December And January, when eggs
are high. Mr. Will Winchester is
receiving 40c per dozen for eggs in
Afheville now, and this is the low
season, from now to June. Now
there are three things you will have
to do: first, get good stock and keep
them up; second, build a good warm
comfortable house, and learn a
balanced ration for chickens and
give it to them every day in the
year.
I ows, hops, and cnicneiis po io-j
pether. When you learn to handle
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BOILING SPRINGS |
Feb. ? ".?Our Sunday school s
progressing very nuely. Everybody
is invited to come and take part.
Wake up. farmers. ;t is cominj*
sprit g time. Get your crops ready.
Mr. A. J. Hass ?nd sons made a
business trip to the mountains Sat
uruuy.
Mr?. S. F. Abernathy ha? b? en very
ill for the past few days.
Miss Hazel Abernathy and Miss
Beatrice Davis were guests of Miss
Then Davis Sunday.
Robert Freeman, of Andrews, was
a Boiling Springs visitor at S. F.
Abernathy's Sur.dax.
We are just wonderirg what has
become of Owl Creek?
We were surprised when the big
snow came this week.
PEACHTREE
Mrs. H. B. Elliott was called to
Blue Ridge, Ga.. Wednesday on account
of the illness of her little niece
Dorothy Lloyd.
Mesrs. Blaine and Reuben Carringer
and Bob Roberts, of Robbinsville
spent the week-end with relatives
here.
Mr. Audc Sudderth, of Spartanburp,
S. C., is spending a few days
with home folks.
Miss Minnie Ferguson, who has
been teaching at Postell, is at hopie
new.
Misses Maude and Nellie Hendrix
entertained a number of friends with
a singing Thursday night.
Mis. Rose Mae Adams, of Gastonia,
Is spending a few weeks with het
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wilson.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Brackens February 3,a girl which
has been given the name of Julia
Aline.
them as a combination, they will
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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT, M!
?E ISN'T a ) f GlVE IT RACK, At
OF MEAT *vA SEE IF I CAN Q
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Mr. and M s. Cob Rob *; = were
t called to Tennessee Sun : on ac
count of the deith of his f the .
!
r?frs. Woody Raxter and children
. of Andrews are visiting her parents
j Mr. and Mrs. W. I!. Sudderth.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Simonds, o.
Periimmon Creek, visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crisp
over the week-end.
Mr. Judson Davis and son. Grady
left Monday for Miami, Fla.
I Mr. Paul Moore. of Hayesville
was a visitor here Saturday nieV<
j and Sunday.
| Misses Mr.c and Meb Sudderth en
tertained a number of friend": wit I
: Valentine party Saturday evenini
i February 13. After much merri
ment, deiicicus fruits were served
| Mrs. Walter Coker is vfe'tivp he
j parents at Hiawassee. Ga.. this week
I Mr. r.hd Mrs. Pat Woodard. Mr?
j J. N. Conley and Misses Claude am
j Alha Louise Sudderth motored t'
Andrews Monday.
Mrs. R. I.. Donley has been sici
for several flays but is improving.
Miss Fannie Fisher of Andrew
spent last week-end with her sistei
Mrs. Pat Woodard.
Mr. A. E. Sudderth celcbartcd h:
71st birthday anniversary Sunday
February 7. Those who enjoye
the day and sumptuous dinner wer
Mr. and Mis. Henry Sudderth. M
;ind Mrs. J. N. Conley. Mr. L. C
Wright, Mr. J. D. Parker and Mi
and Mrs. W. H. Sudderth.
Mr. Frank Watkins is spending
few days in Tampa, Fla.
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Mr. Boon Beaver is on this sick li:
this week.
Mis. R. I.. Pee pies and childrc
returned to her home at Ducktow
Tenn. Sunday, after a two weel
visit with her parents at I'ostcll.
Mr. and Mis. Jim Docker.v an
children arrived front Oastnnia la:
week und are visiting Mrs
I Dockery's parents Mr. and Mrs. S. .
Stiles ?tt Postell.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Allen spei
Sunday night with their daughte
Mrs. Robert Peeplcs at Ducktow
Fred, the little son of Mr. an
Mrs. Jint Swanson was on the s.i
list last week.
Mrs Jane Mason spent Sund?
with her daughter Mrs. Josie Swai
son.
Miss Emma Jones front up-pc
Shoal Creek was a visitor at Maso
I.edfords Saturday.
Messrs. Tonk Jones and J?>h
Bi indie front Upper Shoal Crec
made a business trip to Ducktow
Monday.
Mrs. Jane Mason Spent Sunda
night at the home of her Krothei
S. Y. Allen.
Mr. Jim Swanson made a busines
trip to Ranker Saturday.
Mr. John Mason is Still on th<
sick list at this writing:.
Mr. Hedden Stiles and Miss Edit!
Jones were Married Sunday, w
Join their many friends in wishint
them a longf and happy life to
grether they will make their honn
with Mr. Stiles parents, Mr. and Mi
S. A. Stiles at Postell for the sum
mer.
Mr. Birt Mason who has beci
working: at HenderscJiville, N. C. fo
sometime, returned to his home lasi
week.
JRPIIY. > .
By L. F. V*n Z?!n
1' I'LL THERE ISN'T A BIT \
ET OF HEAT ON THIS J
?7 ON EITHER y?
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Mr. and Mr?. Worlev Montgomery i
- and children from Flax Creek were!
visitor? of Rev. and Mrs. A. S.
t Stiles Sunday.
,
Mr. Walter Elrod from Pucktown
was a visitor on Shoal Creek Satur;
day night.
Mr. John Swanson visited relative?
. at Ducktown last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ciate Stiles and two
children. Fav an.J Rnv tW...:
. uncle, S. A. Stiles and family Sun'
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Johnson and
'. daughter Onabee, from Wehutty
t visited Mrs. Johrsons Brothers, on
Shoal Creek Sunday.
Mr. Polph Harris and family
- from Ducktown passed through our
h section Sunday on their way to sec
ir their niece, Mrs. Nort Johnson at
i- Flax Creek who is seriously ill.
LETTERS
Feb. 12. 1020, Akron, Ohio.
The Cherokee Scout:
> Pear Sir: I received one of your
papers from my father yesterday and
net iced a few lines about Akron,
^ Ohio, which said that anyone who
; wanted to make l?ig money to come
to Akron. It was signed by some
5 one here. 1 know that anyone can
', make good money here when they
' can get work in the rubber shops,
but 1 have been here already fiwe
* weeks and haven't got any work, and
'" not any show for any soon. Some
' of the rubber shops are only running
e i three and four days a week and 1
'/j think it would be too bad for the
' people in Cherokee County to pay
, the railroad fare up here and have
; to return home without work. I
01 know some of the boys there who
; were up here and went back some
| time afro and work is very little
"j better here now. It will be some
I: two or three weeks yet before work
Ijwil be frood enouph to advise any
body to come to Akron for work and
^' if they are not an experienced hand
in the rubber shop then they had
better have railroad fare to pel
back home on or po somewhere else
(and pet work. I have had eipht
i months experience in the shops now
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and can't stet work anywhere. >
The laborers at the Goodyear ^
shop have been trying to get better 1
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! company turned them down. ! <
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"CLEANLINESS IS NEXT
TO GODLINESS J
Editor Scout: 1?
The streets of our town are in I
an awful state of uncle.tnliness. They !
are littered from one end to the j;
other, which presents a very bad
appearance to citizens an i visitors |
alike, as well as being a menace to'1
good health.
Cleanliness, like Chat ity, begins
at home.
CITIZEN
WHAT IT MEANS WHEN WE
PATRONIZE BOOTLEGGFRS
The first thing to think about is
personal influence. All of us have
influence. Even the pool est and
most ignorant man has it. There
is the influence of example, of fash('on,
of custom. Let a man or hoy
find that you drink and Neighbor (
}A drinks and Neighbor B drinks and j
Neighbor C, and he decider that
drinking is the normal thing. Let a
man or hov find that you refuse
to drink and it sets him wondering
if he should not retusc also. There
are those who drink sind those who
do not. You have one vote to cast,
one man's influence to throw in the
. balance, for one side or the other.
_ Which side deserves it most ?
j Then there is the influence of
financial patronage or support. This
; | is always important. Not a bootlegger
would bo in business today if
somebody didn't make it to his
financial interest to do so. Every
time you order a quart of whiskey, j
??? mi:iipui, nil1, encourage-I
ment, stimulation to the bootlegging
business.
And what is the bootlegging bus-{
in ess doing? It is killir.fr such young
men as the one found dead in his I
car yesterday morning. No doubt
I he was ones the pride of a fond :
I farm mother, but today they are.
burying his body and her hopes in a
disgrace that not even death can
> dignify. Nor are even giils exempt.
: On our table is a letter from a man
:in another state asking where a
iportant Price Policy
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sor /Any N^
our.g girl who has brought shame itler
family and blighted all her future
an be sent?and no doubt in tbr
fast majority of such cases it is is*,
iethronement of reason and prudence
'taking a drink" that starts lb*
tragedy.
These are. of course extreme siv
stances. L'at all of u- can think e-f
other boys i-uch one we recall at
this moment a lovable , winning
fellow with fine qualities of ir.icd
;ind heart \v]:.j -hould by now have
bad a distinguished career and tbe
happiness of a home, but drinking has
defeated aii the high hopes of his
family and hi: friends. And all of
us can think of women such as one
we recall now? of fine family and
fine character, but whose life is a
tragedy because of what whiskey has
doi.e to the man she trusted.
Every time we patronize the bootlegging
business, we help supportnurture,
strengthen and protect and
institution that is even now preparing
to take some boy?maybe your
boy or your neighbor's boy?ont
carry him to such a death as th*
poor fellow who died in his car
yesterday morning. Every time yon
buy a quart of wh skey you throw
your influence and your support tc
an institution which is destined te
take some girl?maybe your girl 01
maybe some neighbor's girl?and
make her life a tragedy for her and
a heartbreak for her parents.?The
Progressive Farmer.
it w r?
how uoctors treat
Colds ar.d the Fhi
To break up a c id cvernlgV."! ot
to cut short an attack of grippe, influenza,
sore throat or tonsillitis, physicians
and druggists are now recommending
Caiotaus, the purified ssJ
refined calomel compound tablet
gives you the effects of calomel and
salts combined, without the unpleasant
effects of either.
One or two Cuiotabs at bed-time
with a swallow o%prster,?that's all.
No salts, no nausea rir the slightest
interference with yovr outing, work
or pleasure. Next morning your cold
has vanished, your system is thoroughly
purified and you are feeling
fine with a hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what you please,?no danger.
fiet a family package, containing
frill directions, only 35 cents. At any
drug store. (adv)
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