Washington. Jan 4 Am the
n?-w Congii's.s ^ ? t s down to husi j
u ss and I he legislative program!
?'or the session begins to assume
lorm, me in hers ot' both houses
hud themselves wondering how j
they are going to work oui a com
promise between tlie demands lor
continued ?ud increased spending*
of Federal/funds. on the one hand,
.iiid for leconoin> and retrench
:nent 011 nlie ot her hand
There is noVdoubt that the t? in j
per of t-he 7 t) Lfi Congress on tin*
whole. is iw-Ward economy. Lead
ers and a great pari of the mem
'jership of hoth parties would like
in cut expi-nditu res. Hut the pi. *s
sure <>! wel 1-orga nj/.ed lobbies,
added t?o what are generally regar
ded as neci'ssaiy extra expensi's.
1. iv easily prov? too much loi
1 he well-iuteutioued ones who
would like t<> see the l-Yderal c.os
??i uinent gel out ?>i 1 lie red b>
a? eping it's costs within its in
1 .line.
Ii the present feeling that it
. > necessa r \ to balance the budget
continues, those most ? xperien ed
.11 estimating future actions of
< 'ongress. look for a broad increase
.n taxes. The hope, of course is
'hat general business will p 1 ? ? k
? ip so that the national taxable m
?nie will be large enough to pi"
\ . ie all the money necessa ry
Bui Ullles.- there .lie (b finite
ndieations ot such an increase 111
!.e course ot the next few lUOUtllS,
r,. ? lax bill which will be enacted
1 1 fore t In end ol .1 une is iikel > m
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S.nal oi 111,"?. Molt I >??!?. ? i a i
n| Writ Virginia th* yoiingi-nt
.^onfttor who hn" hcpi, .. x I r n. ?' I v
,r|f|ral of 111 poll' I, ?l nrtiVitK'H
"I W i' A M : ill- stat?-. has an
uounced i hat he v. nl int roduce a
i *'si ) I ill ion (l? - I ; 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 > I ii l In
M'liSf oi Cimnrt'.ss t-liat tin time
llDllltrfil pi e.edeljt ll 111 II in- ;i I'l l
sident in t vs.. tei ins Iumi Id imt be
broken. Strictly speaking. that is'
non*' of ('im^ri'ss' business. but
Con^ifss made it its busi m-ss in
adopting ;i i. 'solution do
signed to head off what was fear
ed by many in his own party to
)><? the ambition of President
Coolidg* t'or ;i n-noui ination that
yt-ar. Mr ('oolidge iiad announced
in 1 !? li 7 1 do not choose to run.'
but that was not enough for his
cnciii ins in h is o w n pa rt y
There serins 111 1 1 e llk< liliood
that such a resolution would be
adopted even if Senatoi Holt
should offer it If lie follows tin
advice of his own party leaders
he will not do anything which
would be so well calculated l-o de
stroy' party harmony Ilarinony is
what both wings of the Demo
cratic party are seeking now. How
fa r t hey c a n achieve n is still in
dou bt
There is a l ev jval ol talk a bout
t lie party restoring its ancient
two-thirds rule," which would
put practical control ol tin- party
back into tin- hands ? ? i Southern
Democrats, since no candidate
could be nominated without a two
thirds vote of the convention.
Better Balanced
Fertilizer
With <i comparatively large U.
S and world carry-over of cotton,
the most constructive suggestions
for improvement in the situation
seem to be: ( 1 > New uses for cot
ton ; . ( - ) Improvement of t he 1 '
S. crop through tin use of better
-e. (| 1 1 1 1 i in prove (1 sta pie ; ( '?'>)
I In- product ion o! la ru- r y ields
pel .1 ere \vi :-h lo W ? I costs pel
pound through the use of legumes
i ii i he l ot ,i i ion .i ud moi e ade?|uat e
i ?? i t i It/a t ion with bet ter l>.i l.i need
! ? i : 1 1 i / ? is iti Two c a s}i ( rops on
' ? I'.ll < Hi II I'll- III .111,1 | I ? d < I Ops
:: ev I ? la rill -o .1 - In !IM K . ' col
IM t h ? ?? ? r y
Tile p i ? 1 . , i ! ? i I ' i : . ? i \ C.I IK
! ? ? da '1, ! 1 ? . i ? . .' e of
cn| ton Will! nil'! e n a ? a ' , . in lo
,.i 1 ? .1 H.d ddl'lotial
a i < <i ? 1 1 . i . ' .tiny 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ? ? i s
a ? ? 1 1 ml 1 1 1 ir ih.ii v' i i e i ? ih> : i w Ima '
Hi M.,l- ... . V ? ? . *111 p ' ? I- f.O
? I ' / ? ? 1 ,i p i a 1 1 i i n :? and a II I ' I ou'e [|
P" i i s|| -up d ? ? - ? s in the sprint
'ii.it I" a h I I ? y ield> and the ijua I
II \ of III- i . op ? im ill! pi oVed
\\ In ii the same lo Ids are planted
' 1 1 leg || ine$ the 1 es id ll. i I ? ll "d Ot
'he f e| t i | izel applied to the Sinai I
l' a iis produces i in | e,i> ed yields
of legumes to inoii' than offset the
oi igina I cost of tin I ei t i 1 i/.er, (Jo
: - a .- 1 p f;i rt he| aia n v fa ? linn s
.p.
\\ it h cot t on i a -i ml will a i '
? w o id t In- c ll 1? I fa. Ii'i i hi' hi ww
.. I) ... t lit r I ell v lel.ls a lid pool
' ,i ph Will i ?> ; t n n am d -as.
w h i< h i Iol's ii p lie . 1 1 cii I a 1 1 n \ pa
i g.-s ut til- p I a ill and a . lis I lo
pi. b I . i . |x , w 1 1 1 b c o 1 1 o 1 1 i 1 1 s I is
111 pi \ p< ' : a ? ll h 11 II ge I d o COll t I o|
f na la i j 1 1 e i ^ . . i i *? 1 1 1 ? ^ ? , pota h
' I I ll e I I colli pie ! ?' I' ! I I l/.el H I
p ' . 1 1 1 in. plu- . " to 1 mi pounds nt
\I ii i l a t * >1 l'< > a- h pei .in ? in Us
. q ll I \ a h li' Hi Kaliu! a a top
die- . i dt p. lid i n c n pon t In
. i n roil n i <d i us; p t ? ? s ? 1 1 1 in t lie
field 111 pi e\ MI1IS \ I h\l I .1
pot a h Will also hip lo < otitrol
Wilt but Wilt I e'lslalll seed .11"
Still Coughing?
No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your common
cough, chest cold, or bronchial irri
tation. you may Ret relief now with
Oreomulsion. Serious trouble may
be brewing and you cannot afford
to take a chance with nnv remedy
less potent than Creomulsion, which
poes right to the scat of the trouble
and aids nature to soothe and heal
the inflamed mucous membranes
and to loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm.
Kven if other remedies have failed,
don t be discouraged, try Creomul
sion Your druggist is authorized to
refund your money if you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene
fits obtained. Creomulsion is one
word, ask for It. plainly, see that the
name on the bottle is Creomulsion.
and you 11 get, the genuine product
and the relief you want. (Adv.)
ease and product maximum yields.
On main helds funin iv find, also
1 h.i t pure hi id seed purchased di
i ?'cr from i h ? ? breed- i run out
? 1 1 1 i ? ' k Is unless a liiull potash !? I
I 1 1 1/' i is used
Toda \ . fa . iikts I -? i 1 1 1 1 /? ? i in- ii
and scieiit is! s air paying .i t ? it (?
dial more attention to plant food
deficiency symptoms as they oc
cur in l In- lields than ever before
For instance, the firing of corn
blades on the tip u li <i along the
margins is direct evidence that the
crop has not received sufficient
potash If the ^ ri'fU of i?he leat
lades pi emaiurel> as i Ii ? ? erops
reach maturity, and there are yel
low parallel streaks lengthwise
I In blade, the plan! food deficien
cy is magnesium. And so we march
b\ progressive step.-, to the goal
of better fertilized crops, from a
standpoint both of yield.- and
PHONhl L'&o
FOR FIRST CLASS PRINTING
si linns*; tuirniDx^ ihsm.k
( )u Sn n< lay 1 i 1 \ ! ? , >
al fl?'\ ?- 1 1 (> < loCK I h' r I . i U I . i J i ..1
Mrs II .) Umisv. <?! \V h it , I \ ,
I'lici ? il .i i ihfii ii 1 1 ii 1 1 .iiul
i in-ir inut 1 1 ? * i Mi- H I I loust- it
Mil pi isr bill llda > it 1 1 1 1 1 ? l t \ , TV
?ui?* I ?r i ii ;; i n ii ha s k ??! s . I hr i-njoy
abl?* < 1 i ii ti< * ? consisted Hi 1 1 i?-d
chicken. meats, sa ndw icm . cak?*s
and pnkh-s. w 1 1 1 r 1 1 ? ? \ . i \ <uu- ? ? n
j <?>?? d
Th? follow Ulg w .1 ?? pi .-s? ill III -
eluding tin- child) 1 a Ah and
Alls J, (' Housf. Mi and Mis .1
A (Jnpion. Mr and Mr>. 1J H
Mrooks and son. ot lUinn. also
.Wlsoii. ('!far> and Thnrinan. Mi
and Mrs. (J S ('.tlijaiii and lainily
Mr. and Mrs. W F Iaonard and
.oil. Mr and Mrs (' Champion
and Faintly. Mr and Mis I', n >
< i i 1 1 ia in . Mi and Mrs I K Haw
kins and daii^li i ' r. "I liocky
Mount'. M i s U. K \\ m Ml .i nd I a in
ilv. Mrs. Alton Hawkins and rh;l
dri'ii. Mrs I'aMi !.<??, nard
At a lion i ion ; i ?' nu k ? ? \ i ? r \ on.
l)?-ir.i!i to p in <i*-( iaruiiJ th'-y had
had an hii joy aide (i.t> icm?tli'T
ami wishing Mrs Hoiis?* many
iimiv h.? ppy hut liTT i ys
i.o\<; i \< ?:s
Not all tobacco larmcrs . < t * ? sat
is 1 1 e d vs ? h the loss oi i-i 1 ?- ?ontrol
'program hi Uocl. ing ha ill County.
sev< i al minvt r> have discuss. d
the qiif.-jmn with iiiiiil) iniuvrn
ami there arc tjgpin 'long tat ???s"
over i lit* pru -? prospect This same
sit nation is reporU-d by ohser mts
iii various other parts oi 1 1 1 * ? State
Some mow. i* w ho \yted against
ill." quota t'-afure of tin* program
saitl tln > m \ expected to s? e it
d> 1'eated hut simply wished to reg
ister a protest against their own
pi rsoiial quotas.
I M ) \\ \
l! ceip;s I'roTii Anierieau larni
ii a ! Uet nigs in the tirst II months
.?I 1 :?::?% ? ? r? estimated at $?'?.
i . i ? it 1 1 . * > ? ?i? . or per cent less
1 hau ? lie *7.44?>.IMIII,<MIO reported
tor Mi" same p.-riod" in
MY WORK
TAKES PLENTy
OF CONCENTRATION
THAT OFTEN
MEANS NERVE j
STRAIN
>\
( EVTRV NOW
/ AMD THEM.
LETUP
UGHTUP
camel;
(
SMOKERS FIND CAMEL'S COSTLIER TOBACCOS
L AREJSOOIHINGTO THE NERVESL
J0P.
THRO I ( . 1 1< H I the South there is a definite swing to fel t ili/et s woll ha I a in i d
with plenty of NV POTASH. I armors are asking for more NV POTASH in
their fertilizer because the small extra cost of the extra potash returns them
wreath increased yields of hotter quality crops. Look -at your m w fu tiii. ei
price list . Note how little extra it will cost you to use a higher potash mixl lire.
I ii-ured in terms of an acre, the extra cost is so sm.ill it will mm prise \oii.
foot COTTON
POT \SH in \our fertilizer helps to PRKVT.VI
Rl SI. nnHiitl W i 1 1 and produces vigorous, health>
p'.inh v. ith les-, sheddi i J'i. largei bolls that arrea%in
lo|)i(k;iii(l be It .-r y i elds of uniform. high - c| u a i i r > lint .
lo completely I'Ki \ 1 \ I KJ SI, man> larm?is a Ko
applv extia potash as a side-dressing. usinii either NV
Ml Kl \ I I . NV K MM I or a mixed -uoods I op -di i-ssci
containing plents of NV IM)| \SIl.
foot TOBACCO
POLASII in uiui f ir t ilizer teduirs w ist i im
proves the body, makes smoother leaves, redtn.es ili->
imsos and produces bigger yields of better quality
chil li bring better prices, Tobacco is a potash -loving
t Top, removing from the soil more potash th in bo.h
nitrogen and phosphoric acid combined. Many farm
ers find that it pay s to side -dress their to bare o 20 d.t v ^
after transplanting in the field with 100 to 200 jhmuhIs
of NV SI I I'll \l h of POTVSII per acie.
fro r CORN
POTASH in your fertilizer prevents burning of
corn blades at the tip and along the margins, pioduces
healthier stalks -that withstand dry weather better,
increases yields and gives you ears that fill to the tip
with better quality grain. The bushel test weight is
higher. An application of .*00 pounds of fert ilizer con
taining H% I'OTASII supplies enough |>otash for 24
bushels of corn. Many farmers use extra (>ot.ish in
their top-dressers for corn
fiot VEGETABLES
N i'< ) r \ .s 1 1 i 'i \ . m t 4 i ? 1 1 / . i pi . ui ui i
(>f the \<>. id.- % l 1 If bl I n ? i , ? I ? pi It
I li.ii at ?? 1 1 1 f, nr i : ? > i . ? . sli a p. . >!<>
M.i \->i. I ? ,( ,.sh - f.*d v p > . I up .r ule
i . Mill the in ,u k< i : I ? l . . Iv i,ni . 1 1 ' i ! ' 1 1 1 1
< 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 \ h'hildot Kni.pih'i. tin
r emo\ t- fi Din I he s. i i fr.< ?'!>?>: . ,1 i 1 :a i
i ui pin ? > ph. ?: u .iv i J i hi m il
POTATOES
N'V, |M ) I \ SI I in * .iu? feitili/ti pi'?Jint'N smooth.
ehunk\ . uniform N<> 1 ;mi docs of b.-tiet i olot and
ni'iio oven !ii.i/ iir it > . potatoes arc more
i < ? in piii i , hi-iici de\ i- 1 oped , thicker, shorter and u id or
'h?v have .i hn>h .st irch and lov* pioicin content,
making t lioni \s h 1 1 e , in eal v ;ind pa la t ahlo when cooked
\ cm ilium in of 10 , |M ) 1 \sli in swn-i pot a to for t ili/ei
is i (Miii) rnonil i'il
^ot PEANUTS
"S J0 POl \.SH hi >our fertilizer is need?*d to maintain
a proper soil plant -food ha la mo and to roplai o potash
ro moved W lien fort ilizmg peanuts, tin* crops that fol
l< ? v\ .should fx* considered ft is often said tfi.it peanuts
?s hu ' V 't v i< Id *
vek??*t a hies
t lire nil
shipping a nil
Pot . "i is * h '
?_i?' ' rin k . ron
hoi It n i t J i nien
.M 'haul ??n land." I 1 > i > is hei uise a good crop of
i : t ^ i mi \ im-s i jjv > \ ??>, a \ cr\ large ;unoun( of potash
I i ''Mi llj*- soil. ( i ) , ? . ?ii t <>|lov. i r X peanu ' s genera 1 1\ suf
! ?? i s I- .in Isiisl or potash -l .?i \ .i t ion .
fj<yr TOMATOES
S I 'I > I \sll in aoiji tirlili/er increases the
v it'll] "i No. I iKin.iiM< s and reduces the cat-fayos,
pi.tf i tills ami small, poorly-colored fruits. It kuepw
tomato plants vigorous and ptoductive, helps them to
roMsl il mso and adverse weather, reduces craCktfYg ? S
.u 'urn! the stems of t he fruit . increases the percentage
of go.nl. red color and thickens the walls, -making the
1 1 1 1 > t tiini. well -tilled-ouf and meats.
ORCHARDS
> P( ) I VSIl in \ mi r fertilizer increases the \ield of
h:gh-ijwality Iruit and impioves the foliage and tree
vigor <if jour orchard. Potash -fed trees resist disease
and winter injury and produce fruit of better size and
i olor and better keeping quality . Fruit trees, like gen -
it a I < rops. need balanced fertilizer to produce g?>oil
\ irlil > \ ear afti r \ ear.
fjOX OATS an J WHEAT
p() l \ S 1 1 in your grain fertilizer, followed bv a
top-dresser containing extra potash, gives you In
creased >ieldsand plump, bright grain that ban extra
weight per bushel. The hay crop that follows is an all
legume hay with very little, if any, crab grass. When
>ou remove both a small grain crop and a hay crop
from the same land, yoti rob the Roil of its available
potash unless you supply the grain crop with abun
dant potash. When this is done, the soil is in much
better condition for the crops which follow.
)()( R h h.K TII.l/.l K M l.V will I"' lll"<l '<> supply you with a mixture well bal
anced with S I'OTASII, derived from genuine NV POTASH, that will increase
the yields anil improve the quality of your crops. Tell him you want this high
<1 unlit v fertilizer that contains so much extra-profit -producing plant food at such
low extra cost Tell him you want more NV POTASH in your fertilizer. It Pays'.
MAKE SURE
N.V. POTASH EXPORT MY.. Inc.
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