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Growing Vegetables and Flowers
Upright Saves Space.
Dr. E. C. Brooks. MMttBtMdeBt mt t f H AY
G Memorial lastitvte, has w- B-t Wl e-SSTto U. S- W mt'
March 17 as Gorjras memorial day. "- L
tJaTKi, w" ''a-; TRAINING iTO J STAKES
asal preventive medicine and a school r-'.
ec saaitation where health engines)?, 000. .
ISnd?tt8 j" J tri?'d. 10 WW it not I a sad time in your
SS?Wn,Wi. mUnn nome if your husband, wife, daui
y nTi r n1 n to march out
.V? Gorras! who did today in, another civil war ?
SLt f." !lrolC Trk " t the above fibres arain.
toftmc yellow fever and malaria in They are facing aaaW that is
25!f a 18 remS2br1 ' commanded by an officer that is far
2-Sf5 ,the. TrW and re" more destructive in his attack than
eemer of the P108- Jackson or Lee ever were. This offi-
The program consists of articles by eer waits until you are down and
"farien of the schools on General the jumps on. The quiet way these
Gorjas' work in eliminating yellow attacks are made is awful. What are
fever and malaria in Cuba and Pan- you going to do about it? Let it ga
Baathe growth of preventive meui- from day to day? Or are you going
eme, health and sanitation in North to build up your system, that is
Carolina, emphasizing the great sa-- weakening away and exposing you to
any in lives effected by the State this consumption germ? Bear's
health department; the plan of the Emulsion is by far the most effective
Gorgas Memorial institute," both in remedy to ward off this germ with,
the fiefa of research at Panama and For it not only maintains normal
the school of sanitation at -Tubc- conditions of nutrition, but has a
loosa, and the benefits which will ar- well defined specific palliative influ-
erne by training men and women to ence upon the symptom of the germ. 1 properly staked and kept pruned
Mesne Health officers, sanitary engi- Another special advantage which
neers and inspectors, and county pub- gives the remedy the preference f3
Kc health nurses for the county that it is invariably beneficial U the
health organizations. This will be disordered digestive organ. For dis-
tne particlar function of the Gorjras turbances are almost constantly
VP TO THE CAPITAL
totter. Results Are .Obtained Fretn
Meat Plants by Keeping Them
Off the Qreuna.
, By Ms, Carl K. Parrish
(With appologie to James TVUte-
eotnb Riley.)
r BN up to the Capital at Wash
ington, 1). ,u, . ' .
Where Congress meets and passes on
t the bonus art to he -- . c -
Allowed to wounded, shell-shocked
chaos, like me. 'at since ttha war
Dont wear their hopes in tears at all
'you know bow prow we arc!
There's people there from all the
sUtes Jes' ever kind 'at Uvea
senators and alii; and women folk,
and Representatives;
A floundering like chickens killed,
' with heads cut off. Idee are. ,
A fighting for the bonus wiggly
wobbling everywhere! r . ' ,
good supply of large and small
stakes Is not s bad guess for the cot
tage garden. There are some vege
tables that will give better results by
being trained to stakes than If allowed
to spread out on the ground. Often
this Is not only better for the vegeta
bles, but It saves the space for plant
ing some other crop. The same Is
true of some flowering plants that oth
erwise might spread over several feet
of space. Most plants look better when
Sun
scnooi oi sanitation will be present
ea on uorgas memorial day.
REPRESENTATIVE DOUGHTON .
TO RETAIN HIS SEAT
ent. in this way as in many
Bear's Emulsion proves to be
than any other remedy sold.
Sold by leading druggist?.
pres-.
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TOBACCO DIRECTORS
REPORT SUCESS OF
KENTUCKEY GROWEI
The contest of Dr. Ike Campbell to
eust Representative Robert L. Dough
ton and thus become himself renesen-
tative for the 8th Congressional dis- Returning directly from Kentucky
trict was practically thrown out of to the Directors' meeting of the To"
eourt last week when the election com- bocco Growers' Cooperative Associa
nttee of the House voted that Dr. Ike tion held in Raleigh last week, mem
had failed signally to substantiate his bers of the executive committee of the
claims. With only one exception, both Board from North Carolina and
Republicans and Democrats voted for Virginia investigating the Burley
JJr.'Doughton, the exception beinsr Growers' Association, reported that
Mr. Cable, of Ohio, who did not vote Cooperative Marketing of tobacco in
at all, and who desired more time to Kentucky has been a complete success
study the case. to date.
The committee resolution whe pre- The success of the Kentucky growers
sented will read:' Resolved that Ike 's ue m 'ar&e measure to their free
Campbell is not entitled to a seat in dm from the one crop system, ac
the House from the 8th Congressional covins to the report, which statos
district of North Carolina, and that na m tne 'anc' ' b'ue &rass, sleek
he is not elected thereto. ' Resolved catt'e and fat hogs, the tobacco crop
that Robert L. Doughton is duly elect- s the b'K money maker because Ken
ed to the seat an dis entitled hereto tucky growers raise their food and
Fanner Congressman Clyde Hoev wis feed at home instead of paying for it
stoniey for Mr. Doughton before the wlt" the proceeds from tobacco.
i , . . rr"l r: t ? ir:
Hi iiili'N I'll
5 j.
3f
tax"--
and
And some a-tootin' MsalM
cant find anv other wuv
That suits the admini it ration
peoples o rthe day.
But the eight point levy, swatt I to,
producing a lightning chaife
The agriculture wheel rol!e; in, ni-
skid with heavy chain?
I peeped into another roon but lo,
uw uesns wen . ua
0 paper and books and ' everything
that makes a fellow mill
His thinking cap together an dwonder
wnat twsa about
This thing called "bonus payments"
that s put a Congress in doubt
f
Well, since I'm back from Washing
ton, where nennl
A-leggin for me, heart and soul, on
that air bonus bill,
I've half-way struck the notion when
i tninK o t ranee and war,
meres no such thing as being paid
for duties over-there.
Smithleld Herald.
ELECTRIC WIRES TORN
DOWN BY STORM LAST WEEK
Three forces of men were kept busy
in Greensboro after the sleet last
week repairing lines for the public
service company. The ice on the.
wires proved to be too heavy for the!
poies in many places and over n
dozen poles were broken down. Manv
other towns throughout this section of
the state also suffered ill effects
from the storm, but Asheboro got oif
iignter and no accident has been reported.
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ALL FOR QO.QO
In iKis Setx Six tjou qet a ICO pier
cent1 return on ijour moneu. An
exrra-qood shoe of alMeather, carev
li comes InTrosknCalf.tbiiKiiararal
finish oak sole, a high grade leather
from one of he foremost tanneries.
lou'U fnd it difficult to find a shoe
to equal it at the price. . -
Be sure to see tiiis Selx 9Six before you buq.
The Lineberry Company
L. W. Liaeberry, Mgr. Raridlemaa, N. C.
SPCCIAUZ1NQ
In
. ampoeu was re-
Pesetrted by former Representative
X J. BSrrtf.
The basis of
The Directors from Virginia and
North Carolina, of the Cooperative,
Marketing Association, who studied
the Burley Association within the past
rnnKin.. -i - me uune
that there had been mnv i," Zv fortnight, are strongly advising the
es in voting that there had been i-,-taudation
and discriminaton agsinst
nTT ausem soicuers weie
nowed to vote without the payment
ef poQ axes, and that the regisration
and election laws had been manipu-
T-Y . tr, U1 democratic can
VI course, a thco
growers of the Carolinas and Virginia
to plant more hay and corn, and to
raise enough live stock this year to In-'
to vote without the na,:;; sure. .tne enjoyment oi sucn spiendi.1
3. and that tho ,tn ' Prollts from tobacco as the Burley
Growers of Kentucky are celebrating
with the first sales in the hundred
warehouses of their Cooperative
Easy to Cultivate.
and plenty of air are necessary to al
most any vegetable or flowering plant
Stakes can be used for several sea
sons If cared for after the growing sea
son Is over.
KEEP THE WEEDS OUT
were successfully refuted.
arges Marketing Association
1 The success-of the Kentucky Burley
PRF!jitri? pod duiia Growers Marketing Association is de
rKESSURE FOR BULLOCK scribed in the current issue of the Trr-'
ft,-., w- . ,., State Tobacco Grower, which was
Ve.m?S M?rn. while passing mailed last week to over ). MM mpm-
SWra,!IL.,to.,?e be" of the Tbacc lowers' Coopera-
Get After the Pests Befoie They
Take Your Garden. v
Senators Simmons
Of tivA A ccrw1Qtin in 7irrri r i o on.1 4nA
It f W I OvAFmnn in I I' . ... .
the Mahw riii, aronnas, ana contains an article ol
The Satrs saw HenrV nSr at T 'W' f?e'y
aatxnt ,t ,c"'y rietcner, as- oent 0f public mstruction for North
ffSESV oSLUTd 9?-'. w Director from the
rihle fzi ..-o,u n i i , 8tn (iisinct, in repiy to recent extrava-
nai, wnere he
inciting race riot,
has had considerable
is wanted on charo-es .
The ,v, WIUWAIIUBALHUS
FORD ON PRICES
corrP5;rmnlon
with the state deoartmp
ewr the issue. He urgently claims
that the interests of justice and com
fty between the Amreican and Cana
dian governments should result in the
extradition of the neirro. Thp C.ana-
ian government,
tireatr, has a right to insist upon oral mediately,
wawmony Deanng on the case, and is "Until Mav 1 nert. th mmiunir will
likely to turn over the prisoner nresent to everv farmer nun-haslnir
such testimony is forthcominir nr. f tk.DU n
O - . vnv v w.l V. .T wm.bVia B b(fTlUllV(T vm
three-furrow plow or a tractor disk
neon e who h:ii lno i,nr.. ... .
ope of ever being well again have "Pii.knt HmU MmM util!
been restored to neaiih and ha; r iness 'This reduction is not justified by any
Harvester Company Cut Follows Re
duction Msde by Detroit Man
"The International Harvester Com
pany has announced price reduction
of 230 on two-nlow tractors onri S.9itCt
under the present on three-plow tractors, effectively im-
DOt
until
Thousands of
General Wseding Evfry Few Days
Will Assure Grower Garden' to
Be Proud Of. '
"Keep the weeds out!" f
To have a garden either vegetable
or flower garden, it is necessary to
I not only keep the weeds out, but to
kill them. 1 4
Weeds absorb the life of the solL
They grow fast, and If allowed to get
a start are bard to light with any
degree of success, t'. v
Every cottage owner or occupant
takes pride In his garden until he sees
that It "has been tsjeen by the weeds."
Then he loses Interest and feels that
It Is not worth while. ..;' .
' "The best time to get the weeds and
io'keep them out of the garden fa to
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hy Tanfae. Stands rd Drug Cor
pony, present or prospective reduction of
manufacturing . costs. It "' is made
. chiefly n to meet competition' and en
fRESIDENT HARDING
iOES IS FOR LULLABIES abl our dealers ttf retain their pofd-
tion In the tractor trade. ;The burden
We have heard many things -f of this reduction and the cost of the
President rlurding, but his latest plows or harrows presented to pur
adnevement seems to be in the form chasers will be borne .entirely by the
ef a. lullaby to Congress. As he companyJ? V V. ' -'y'Ci
eroemf his speech concerning the k-i vi.-v" v1" "-T
ship snbKidy grab that the Congress. '. .' 1 '. , ' Plsgah Newa V
sston Oklahonui' was . lulled to Ur. and Mrs.. Braxtor C"2le,v of
4mep and "storons" slumbers. Mrs. Asheboro spent the week end with
, JTardinf- who was in the House gallery their parents Mr. and Mrs. - .Alathew
Jlawtttjf above Csjigrtsunan HedtlHcn," Cagle at Pisgah. ' A ..:
OUeeVoma, noted the soothing effect "Miss Mae Lemonds, of 'Seagrove
her PresideTit-lnisband's ' words had spent the week end with,. Mis Fairy
vpoei him, and was aeen to nudge the Maness at Iigah -' ' '
Wy next to her.." Some of his fl Mr. Hal Manesa and Mr. Eli, King
low oowgjawnwn wTOte a not to his spent Sunday at Seagrove. ' -
ncareBt neighbor, T,ho undertook the Mr. 8. A. Cox was a business visitor
task ef waking Mr. Heddrick, but he In Asheboro Saturday. -. : " -
was loathe to return to a conscious Mrs. W. 1L Msnesa end. daughter,
state and emitted a loud froan as he Miss Fairy and Miss Mae Lemonds
waa cruelly disturbed from his nap. , were In Asheboro Saturday. ' ' . : -
ilr, Oeorge l arks who has been ill
womans FArrn
IILLPS husband
I my tfnn hi-alth to my wife
vtTio KaiI f.iith In a n"WFrper and he
ssw rf Mayr's V.ornlorf ul Impf!y. t
w,t !.) n p .n.!!y wi'h utomnrh and
-r frouMn nr;T f,rif'n years of
I t I I I no f... ;j
i ii rat rfrta'ijy
is Improving very slowly.
Mr. Willie Morgan vinlted
Matthew Cagle Sunday.
Mr.
DOES IT PAT TO WOnRT
AHOUT AITEXDIC1TIS
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Yield and :;qiiality decide profit
COMB jjeople only, take the extra yield from the use of
; fertilizer irtto consideration when figuring profit '
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nowever, mousanaa oi soutnern xarmers Know tnat tne trig .
profit they make from better quality crops is due to the use of '
Swift's Red Steer. Fertilizers. ; , ; ; .
r Certainly it is nnportant to consider every factor possible
this. year. Use fertilizer liberally to grow the greatest possible "
. acre yields big yields of high grade cotton which bring the
: topprices.;. - ' I: ." '. . .;
' f Yield and quality decide .your profit yieldhow much yoti ' ;
i have to seUj qah'tyye price, you get ' ; ; ,
T Swift's Red Steer Fertizers give you a better stand, ihcrease,
the vield, improve the quality and enable you to make the most "
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Place your order today with the local Swift dealer ; or write '
us direct C"C''--:,r--;.' .:4; v-
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FERTILIZERS
' Atlanta, Ca. '
Charlotte, N, C
The best Is the
:' cheapest
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Price biMt die onlr thhif to
U taosidml In ftUiM. The
kind end the amount f slant
food oWmlme he Ml vsae.
to f are 1m h hwte
Swtff e Bed Stw Mlm
reafcaewimieeea be
.The Swtft Mptolatloa. ntln
int tor nan thaa ttty
tn. of meldnv ever Swift
preeoct the bmft itm kind
ftenjle back of r bm mi
Swift's Sad Staar rartillaaia,
rtf OMBpair kae tM
reaimtoaa. theaqulpmant Ike
raw aMtarlak and the kaawU
adra to auba tbe
rent fnttliMr tor b Aaron t
aropaandaoila. . r .
BerBwIffalUd ttm Trr
t"iar-eantlnlnloraof
Of elant food and gat the
aaet lor raw moon.
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Catting the Weed.
Can
known 8f'ain?tT
n any. Mil l-nf -'
apprn. Ileitis' he pxianlri
Vr", ly prevrntlnir int'!i
.iin. 'I l,e intrrtirnl nnti rp
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pull thni out as ?t SI thry ,sptnr.
ry wedliif tb rerdm and tifwj ht-1
i eTery few days, thir will ! no trmi
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BONUS rOBLEM SOLVED
I. I veterans tan obUln money as soon M- - Cannln- Fsctorr For fUHlilila s':
- Ihla f artinata la laatiiul aiul In m-tn , . . . , ' v
A ipecial subcommittee of the Re- am6urt than Is provided for in the 'F(r Mveral years tli' sandhill sec
publlrsn members of the Houm Wajs original blO. No larte drsfu will be tlon ot th Sut htt ele4 a cann
and Means committee have submitted made on the treasury for at but thr injr factory to take care of the oven-
a Compromise Soldier' bomifl Clan nn-Vara an4 ha . Ill L SUnnlv of fruit and .vixntnhlaa km. t ' i
Hr which the cash feature would be quired. It Is nnderstood that the now ducel 0t fertils teiTitory' Last i
u nw viinri . m-iriu; i)ian win proTS spctptalile to tlie "UJ""" ixnfBeiuaiives irom dijj r
min would be entitled to more than. I'reai dent and th AnuiHrm lnJh northern Concerns rrnt nveral wpVb
i . . In the Sandhills with a view to locat- '
it is oeiievpii mai itie loan feature injr a canning factory at
a a - m
tinhilr"' oi a
iihii Diuion oi uiiiiara. and anomer dn eirat Hn )mi crr.ua rv h
dmewhat tlie fost of rronnd a sernnH I'mo. an.-l ', rn-
JjO.OO Sfljiiilrel service pay,
As a atji(.titute for the tHxramed
rai.h ff nt are, there would be ad, led to
e s'ljii e semee certi;irate a
vi ion whiih would enable the
't! I; the rriilflrnie optlf.n to ob-,'ivi"!T- Secretary
' n in (.. I : 'i !y from l, l a a loan Pf"'l to any bonus
r , ..J to t't htilf cf ti e s
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