PAGE SIX Cultvate The Orchard To Hold The Mc'sture Fruit tree? take tr . r -t z "h in the early ; ;.* * - >;r. Why? Bfecau>c tr.-re re - an i 3*ore tare ir :re irround. What j colors the fruit? M - ti - ! and the Sa: Y : ?- r. u e j is tryir.K : heip y< ... - * v.- i y .r' part. Cultivate tr.e r .-.ard --i! an: : keep a du>: rr.uicb up urtil midsummer. If the :.a: u - i vers ?. r a' k it the " " : - Tr. the nitrogen avai ah.- wr.: r : more gr-wth. makes *~e : and a>-:-t- "Old > r. ir C-: r ' , The gr wing -,f fruit - - ?" : ercer.t nature. t >- trier rr r* - :r--.-if. If you don't d y. .r " rare *. her id. K. W GRAY. C ur.tv. agen'. . NOTICE TO BEE KEEPERS Mr. ' L. > . - r. the 7th f J one. Mi - -he hee Specia. > : r the State and I advantage f th> - : . to meet him and tro- i th r:. .tic-r. you would "ike to have n y. ar \v..rk r with bees. will : at Georgi L v ng ds. Grand view. N*. C. Monday June 7th. .. !92? at 9:00 a. m. And at V.. H. t Hughe;. M r-e?-k. -he - day j a: 2:30 p. rr. 1 t: .:>* that aii interested *a>ii try to get out t t- - --etir.L' * r r.av< " me special w? r.-. t'--r trr-.t t: H. \V. GRAY. 1 -nntv Vto-nt. t THE CROWNING OF THE EDIBLES KING By Mits Otelia Crawford. Home Economics Department. Hayesville High School. While walking alone in the v.- is I oame u; on the- edge f a grassy deli, where the farie? ar. ; elves held thei ?solemn . v.-il play. " there was .. en.it crowd : F?lib'.e = assembeld. The edible .ace - i.->t a new race per !*-. \;t an d one that ha; a.way; een taken f-?r granted and never give: a < h&nce. Thi? was a great >r th< edible people; it - tu dedit- who 1 should be their king, and wn . should ^ compose his court. There was Mr. .Spud. walking J around very : r udly, with his wellrounded stomach considerably in advance of the res-, of hi; anatomy. 1 making himself very popular. Mrs. * Bean and Mr. Pea were exchanging greetings, while Mr. Parsnip and ! Miss Carrot were, evidently, getting up a fliratio:.. Mr. Bru-selspout,, i and a half dozen of his brothers 1 were tvyng to make love t< Miss Cauliflower. uver ?r. a snaiiow place >t tr.e lake. * in a lot of black mud. lay Mr. Hop, 3 with his eyes closed, contented and ' happy to be alone. Mr. Mutton and * Mr. Beef were grazing away as ; though there were nothing unusual about to take place. There were all kinds of vegetables and meats galore. ' and grain? of all kinds waving their greeting to the great host. Just a few minutes before the contest was to open, Mrs. Milk-Jar came i waddling up, leading little Milk- : bottle by the hand. Both he and 1 his mother were happy to be in this 3 great crowd. J The great moment for all had ar- 1 rived. The judges came tripping t into the dell. They were n-? other < than six fairies and six elves. They 1 took their places upon a =mall plat form in the center of the dell, which 1 was gilted with dew-drops and draped < with ribbons of sun beams, while the canopy was of wild flowers and 1 autumn leaves. 1 The foreman of the jury arose, j and announced the purpose of the 1 meeting. Each of the most popular * edibles should have an onnortnnitv 1 to speak in his own behalf, but the t crown should be placed upon the one that proved to be most valuable to j that higher order of being called man. 1 There was some hesitation as to who > should speak first; but Mr. Brus-| I selspout, feeling that he must do , something to win the favor of Miss Cauliflower, stepped forward and a said: "Most beautiful and lovely t fairies, profund and august elves, there is not to be found within the a realm of mystic beings more compe- a tant and unbiased judges. I would . w like to state my case, and that of, s Miss Cauliflower, jointly. She is a most aristocratic and refined lady I a * THE SCO R. > -r. jid _r.. f the pait -v >rthy rj?. ! -sro-j'd - Se - . *n. G.vr " rp-.-rtance." . j.-- - - - o awav . her ran. _ way to the Huh! H ;h* Mr. : rable ^ . odgo, r !e -pecie of ani. tl an any other edi- < n protein and fat. .md 1 want i- grain . a % od cool place to i 1 thir.k I -h- uM he Kir.jr."* : - -v. v bark t?- the - * *. next and wa?to the {rreat : ;iv .. . .That he was the | 'staff life." I have a very im-| rt..nt n his menu. 1 am .ue.- that are r.tces-1 ? 1 - ntain a generous ' starch, mineral mat . further..-re. when [> with yeast I contain err important vitamins." ..... next . enter the maii anTui. With a smile on his . eiore the .uuge- ana . tl .' re Was rich in i.r.i : n - - '-he mo?: easily digest-! : a;; . He : ni them that v,(.. balanced in fo<-d value a ight to be king. I.>. -..It.-ja caaie wudddng uj g iittie ottle by the There waf a iot 01 subdued started speak, but n . . aved his hand and all be-lienShe was a little emrudeness of the I . . -t : .. cd :.t .. .nu and said, u n .e Judges, I know that 1 furthermore, 1 know 1 an important place in the .-i- i : man. 1 contain ali the r j.c-riit - oi food in su^h balanced uantitn..- that 1 an. a perfect food, tside f.uir. being a food I am also v ever: te and can be taken by the r. whe/. ti'.e are too weak to stand ml food. This my son, has saved i.oie it pie in their infancy than my body on thir field." Mr. Fruit Stepped to the front, lowed \ery low and said, "Honorific Judges, and fellow edibles, it jives me pleasure to stand before ?*ou to represent my noble family. iVe are not as rich iu some of the food values as some that have spok;n today, but in my family you will find various food values that cannot >e over-looked. We have a great imount of vitamins and acids that ire of aid to the digestive juices, and ire esential to life." Others came before the judges and nade their plea, but last of all was Sir. Beef. He was very eloquent >ut just stated plain facts. "Most honorable Judges, permit ne to say that 1 do not wish to claim my merits that I do not possess. 3ut I have the greatest amount of 'ood values of all the meats and am n season all the year round. My can is chiefly protein and of a kind Ik.zT " hf hnHv i-fn = - ? J ?-* - .ompietely. For example: One )ound of hind quarter 61.0 water $9.0 waterfree substance. 18.0 pro t-in. 20.1 fat. 0.9 ash and 1185 cal-j >ries." i All expected him to say more, but! jc remained silent. The great monent for the decision had come. The udges conversed among themselves, ?nd the spokesman arose and said,' 'Most worthy people of the edible lation, it gives me pleasure to place he crown upon the head of Mr. Beef. He is your king, and lady milkar is your queen. And this." he said i aying his hand upon the head of Mr. iVheat. "is the crown-prince and Mr. *iuit. shall be Prime Minister." There arose a great shout. The rhole dell was filled with commoticn s the edibles sang the praises of heir new royalty. The king and queen marched out cross the meadow, the crown-prince nd Prime Minister next in order, rhile the others followed in their repective places. There came a cloud over the sun, nd the ribbons of sun-beams fell THE CHEROKEE SCOUT. I? utsfarE OF CHEROKEE AND Ccnaucteti ^ Gray, Agent Cherokee county FRIED CHICKEN Haytsv ,e. May 27.?There a - *o the farmer in filing * r >:zed fry chickens. No Ch. k. er ne and a quarter pounds .j!c [cave the farm, as they are -ndersirable on 'he market a~j cut *r Wr.er a chicken has ar- ap r - i ut the weight of 3~J f a he id the danger of moTta *y i< th . and the cain per day is -e. Pr '.v r.i> y?.u loose yi^r [ **VAnz them at that vt : PJ< N \v the-e a e the facts. T-e tro-<.er - r. u.(i try r put a commodity market the consumer pi fers, r r- -ets the price. The con- <*r r not want a chicken _:;der 1 . i pounds. It is not the Country w: ..r n- . *i-. .. 1? . .. an 5 i!try di-'ributor that discrimi - ;-tgain>t the small fry, but it ?* - -he i nsumer. A few under-ized j w: r.-r.- in a . r spoils the price of t ^>' .e ' i and you loose on the whole * i. By -filing only commercial -ize chick- they reach the proper eight tr - k?--;> the supply low r-nd j B1 -he pri' e high. Then the farm r cbtain higher prices for two or threeJ weeks longer besides the benefit of the growth for two or three week.rger. j The wise poultryman will grow , hi.- r ;cker.s to a pound or a pound e .n 1 a quarter on range, then pen hi* b r.;eker.> and feed them from ten to fourteen days fattening ration. | Mi'.k fed brolierr bring a premium . n the market, to fatten a brolier I hi h aid he confined so that they v. . >t have too much room for ex-j er : N"- grain is given but they ; arv the mash only and this ir, ' _ out the c-.<>p so they can j ;it between the slats in front but ' ?n not soil the food. I Mash for Broilers Corn meai 25 pounds, wheat bran i "r middling 15 pounds, ground oats ? 10 pounds, mix this mash with sour a milk or clabber rather moist. Give 1 them what they will clean up in 15 _ minute>, morning, noon and night. Increase the amount gradually each day until you have gauged what they will clean up. Feed this way for 10 days or two weeks until the 1 1-2 or 1 3-4 have been reached. Do not give any hard grain what ever, and just enough water to satisfy thirst, morning and night. Do not leave the water before them, all the time. WILLARD R. ANDERSON, County Agent. : Prepare to Fight The Apple Worm TV,^ .n.;nn 1 - cool night; have delayed the coming of the apple worm (Codling moth) and indication? are that another season of side injury and wormy apple similiar to that of last year will follow. Mr. J. C. Crawford, field Entomologist of the State Department of 1 Agriculture stationed at the State Experiment Station Buncombe County, reports that the first codling moth came out April 12th and for the past week has been emerging in large numbers hut has again been delayed by the recent cool nights. The moth, if the nights are warm,! begins laying eggs shortly after they ' come out. This drawn out egg lay ing period will result in "Waves" of j worms which enter the Calyx and side : of the apple during its growing season. The surest method of control is by Tceeping the leaves and fruit covered thoroughly with arsenate of lead spray <1 1-2 pounds to 50 gallons of water) to be more specific, make at least three applications around two weeks apart following the 2-weeks spray which you put on after the calyx sprat. The fruit grower who sprayed thoroughly at the Calyx time and the 2-weeks period after the calyx spray, will be more successful in having "free wormy" fruit. There will be a second brood of worms from these first "Waves" of codling moths and information as to the time of spraying for them will be sent you later on. to the grass and the autumn leaves came fluttering to the ground; the fairies and elves vanished, and then? oh, then! I awoke, for the Home Economics teacher had asked me a question. FIGHT THE INSECT Several fr mers have been m the IURPHY. N. C. A NEWS CLAY COUNTIES by W. R. Andenon. Agent Clay Cou fice and leil rr.e that the bean be has started his work in the Com The time is ripe to beirin fiph ? him and if we do : t w- m rti: t rave wry few beans. Thko m- yound "f CaK-iun Arte ar : { pounds of !in:e r?r:' m r u?rfclv and w.-h a ir.t ?- ; -: . plv this to the under -ide . *: an leaves the . nintr >:.* e dew is or. them and f -i tv oeess once a week and y u will fii at it is much easier than t .. ck the bups off. If y. j p: k y? II have to repeat the process eve y to do any pood. CAUTION Ike this rr, on rati, y a? :t will _:ve better result?. A great many are having -r ih th the potato bug both >n Ir: ,d sweet potatoes and all that yJ ,ve to do ;? use three table spoo Arsenate/?f lead to one gallon iter and spray ur.til your plan gin to drip and follow this plan ter. as needed. R. W. GRAY. County A gen* JYING POWER OF FARMERS INCREASE Dayton, Ohio. May 10.?That f l MAN OF INTEGRITY A physician who reaches out to enefit humanity leaves a record ehind him that b worth while. Such a man was Dr. JL \ His study alons ISS jjKI medical lines I L, A and his know!imi c^c of th < remedial qua! ities of herb: 11,1(1 plants let L // t o the discov ^ 0t ^ W?n rierce's Favorite Prescription. It i ust the tonic required if a woman i ?rne down by pain and sufferings a egular or irregular intervals. by nerv lusness or dizzy spells, headache 01 lackache. Favorite Prescription car ilso be had in tablet form as well a iquid at drug stores. Com j ? -* QUALIT SECTION ?- buying power th?- American farmf er is increasing i? evidenced by the t-jfact that >alc? D*-!-- -Light farm light and power plant? show a fo*ty per cent increase for the fir-1 four e T^AVI is the Great i and Educating [ Plan this summer to see a t i the world from that in whicl seme of the groat God-made, made, wonders of the unive ? Different climate, differer. different people?these are make a vacation trip bene r standpoints of health, of f mental stimulation. I The Louisville & Nashville great vacation line.affordinge service to the mountains, lal 1 land watering places, big cili general interest. Ask any L. 1 Agent to help you plan your "fbr Eco >tant uprovrs is made tkis ths lestLarcrHv. For year after year, Che been refining and impro proved design. Examine rolet and you will disco development essential t smoother operation, mo: greater economy of oper Quality features! Quali workmanship! Come in! .... So Smooth ?1 Pip? DICKEY MOTOR CO Sales and Service MURPHY, N. C. Y AT LOl / . \ month? r.f l<?26 over of the prece Ifnjr year. Fakement of out v<: t,. lion?, nu.-e confident* .. f (Continued on par: 7) >- ' - '-s broadening ? ? influence ;; different part of i you live. See Each y<*t ---? as well as man- people are tr [>? rse ms greater tances on Ar. leg it environment i; & the things that mK, ride of r-.i ficial, Iron the passenger - i .tetter. and of ??r . during 1923 the sffi Railroad is the nd? w~" ' |p xcellent through Thia Railroad es. seashore, in- 25y?fi?wL* S3 es and points of ye*x. ag? & N. Passenger . - ^ vacation trip. 5|Sj norn'ref 7'rjM rV - - - / HQ I P*V*"*-> " - 'i" I % t ' fti I > ._- *W I wrcids I cedGar I vrolet engineers have I vir.g Chevrolet's time- jjj f the Improved Chev- I ver every engineering H o ftner per form?nee, 9 re striking beauty and I ation and ov. ntrship. I ty materials! Quality | Get a demonstration! l,o Powerful Tov.ring - 551 O itoaoi'.cr - {.; *J Coupe to.-'5 ? Seunn . - 7S5 LarJr.a - - 765 Vi-Ton Truck *395 (CV'SSIS Only) 1-Tcii 'i ruck 550 " (Ocuu Oni>) AH prices t. c b. Flint. Midi. Smr!! Down Payment Convenient Term* N COST

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