i UUADE JiSED NE1YS 1)F 10TH f
PERKINS ADVOCATES
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evlevr of ith latest Imoortant HapV
Says Sentiment is Growing fr Fair
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State any
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Manufacturers
m Few-iswtmnK vuuamg over
dersonviile Mercantile ."Go. ;
Buy direct from
Manuf actarer's
TiwroughUs
To year own canning, 12 dollar
buy 8 you 48 can outfit from us.
Write us and ; we
will call on you
Steam Engines, Saw mils, Gasoline
Engines, 'Cresm Separators; Canning 3
Outfits, Electric Lighting Plants tor
the fsrinersand boardis 'houses in
the country.
Can sell you any
tiling you 7ant in
Steam or Farm ;
R.H. H. CARSON
Ofiover J. O. ;olliam3 Store.
Blacksmith v
Wagons and Carriages
Hardware
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Wood's Seefls. i
late Seefl Potatoes
June and -early i n July is
the best time for planting for
the fall crop for winter use.
Our stocks are specially
selected Seed Potatoes, put ;
in cold storage early in the
season, so as to keep in first
class, vigorous condition.
Book your orders early, to he sure '
of getting the varieties you desire
Write for Wood's Crop Special
giving prices, and timely informa
tion about all Seasonable Seeds.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, - Richcond, Va.
We are headquarters for
Cow Peas, German Millet,
Soja Beans. Crimson Clover
and all Farm Seeds
Write for prices. -
U2DI6ESTIOH DVEBGOHE
Overcome fey Simple Remedy.
.Hurtled and careless habits of eat
ing, irregular meals .and foods that
do not .harmonize, tend to weaken
the digestive organs " and result j. in
different "forms of stomach trouble.
If yon ;are one of the nnfartunateff
Who iha.vs drifted , into this 'Condition,
cat simple foods only; alowly, regu
larly anfl take VinoL our delicious
cod lirer .anfl. lron;.tonlou-":;;.:.ri:
.Mrs. JK. J. Smith, Thomasrflle, Go
Bays: Z suffered from a istomacli
trouble, rwias tiredV-lworn'ctat and ner
vous. A friend advised xae to take
Vinol. JMy jiomach trouble oon dis
appeared .and now I eat heartily And
nave a. perfect digestion and I wish
every tired, ;eak;woman:(Conld have
VinoL or J never spent any money
la my Jit that did me .so irmch good."
The recovery of -Mm 'Smith was
5ue to the -combined action of the
medicinal elements of the- cods livers
aided hy the Wood making and
strength creating , properties of ionic
iron, which are contained in VInoL
We will return the purchase money
every time .Vinol , falls to benefit. -
P. S. Our Saxo Salve stops ifch
"Jg and begins healing at once.
fleets
Hen.
machinery
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DR. A. H: Morey :
las the assistance of Dr. W. H. Vander
TiT?rten. a graduate from ahe Atlanta
cntcl collego and fresh from practice
to Durham, N. C. , - He will have
asge of Dr. Morey's offic, .'hile the
latter takes a much needed rest, order
fed by his physician. Dr. Vander Lin
den's credentials are in class Al, and
Morey solic'ts your confidence, as-
ui ed by his accustomed responsibility.
. '.;'-v' ' ing Counties.
. Through the work of the Greater
"Western North. Carolina association
Sylva has bright prospects of Securing
a Macon, Ga., summer. camp' school.
- President A. C. Reynolds of the Cul
lowhee Normal and Industrial, -school
will deliver the president's address of
the North Carolina Teachers' assem
bly in Raleigh this week, which will be
heard by a nuniber ot teachers arid
school superintendents in this section;
The union meeting of Jacksoq coun
ty will be1 held with Shoal Creek
church oa Friday. -Saturday and Sun-'
flay. of this week. . !i
The fifth annual 'convention of the
Buncombe Couifty Sunday school asso
ciation was held in the Sand Hill high
school last week. The next Knuua
meeting will be held in Black Moun
tain. - V
" 'Government officials for several day3 :
have been "purging the Indian pay rolls
in Cherokee county to determine who
is 'entitled to draw pensions. ; .
'The second imonthly report of tbe;
Henrietta graded school shows - an - at
tendance of 92 per icentof -enrollment.
Themext meeting of the teachers "of
McDowell 'county will be Jield:inlMa-r
rion on December IS. .
iMt. -"Mitchell Camp No. 13,590, Mod
ern Woodmen of America, has been
installed at Black Mountain.
The thirteenth semi-annual , meeting.
oi the 20th district, I. O. O. F., was
held with the Jacobi lodge at Dellwpod
last.wek." .
vC. -C. Bailey, charged 'With -shooting
Decatur Saffles, in the lower end of
Cherokee county some weeks argo, was
cquitted before Judge" Ferguson in the
Superior -court of Cherokee last week.
.Mrs. McHone of Balsam accidentally
discharged a shotgun as she was put
ting it under the bed in her home last
week, tearing off her hand and put
ting 19 shot in the leg of her seven
year old son, according to a special to
the Western -Carolina Enterprise.
The .Piedmont Electric company of
Asheville is installing a wireless sta
tion on top its Patton avenue build
ing. -
A band of West Asheville women
have organized . a - society for the bet
terment of the schools of that rapidly
growing suburb of Asheville.
The Asheville Choral society has
been organized with a membership of
40 for the benefit of the musicians of
the city.
In the first city election of West
Asheville, A. L. Bright . was elected
mayor and the foUowing. men selected
as members of the board of aldermen
W. JE. BritL vW. .V. Felmet, Dr. J. G.
Anderson, H. A. Brown and J. Cling
man Penland.
S. L. .Rogeis of - Macon county, who
managed Senator Simmons' campaign
last year, is atllast coming in for a lit
tle newspaper space and indications
point to. his appointment to some good
position at an warly date
Fred Fore of West Asheville has
been arrested m a charge of white
slaneijy; x
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The hookworm dispensaries are be
ing Iteld in Swain county .and out of
327 people examined 219 were found
to be anfected. f ..'''.". i. "
Canton people were impressed last
week wtth a drove f'Over 'SO turkeys
marching through the streets en route
ASbeVille,. where they were slawrghtered
Xor Thanksgiving.
The ' Citizens of Old Fort have or-gaaized.-a
haard of rtrae with the fol
lowing ofllcers: F. M. Bradley, chair
nn; J. A. Lowry, treasurer; JL H.x
Greene, secretary; and T- H. Goshorn,
asslstajit. -,": ; f. . , ; .' ' ; "
Miss Katheline Allen, aged 62 -years,
died at her Canton - home last week.
She was a member , of a prominent
Haywood county family, r' "
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The 1914 session of the Methodist
Protestant Episcopal church of North
Carolina conference will be held in
Asheville next year. . ;
, Saluda authorities are preparing to
extend the water and sewer lines prac
tically all over, the town when every
house in the incorporation will be re
quired to make 'connections. I -
' We are still open f of additional
timelv suegesUons on how to improve
the Hustler-Democrat.; ' Silence on this
subject on the part of our subscribers
is taken to mean that they are getting
the worth of. their money, and then
County Farm Demonstrator E. .
Perkins at the request of the Hustler- J
Democrat has prepared an article on
the possibilities and needs of a Hen
derson county fair for next year and
tne same is - given below tor the
thoughtful consideration of the farm
ers of the county and all others inter
ested in the subject of a fair and im
proved agricultural oonditions.
. . Mr. Perkins r stated to a representa
ative of the Hustler-Democrat; that
sentiment is. growing , stronger from
week to week in various sections of
the county for a fair in Hendersonville
'tdssx yeari , "While the Blue Ridgejair
at Dana has done a 'splendid work, in
the immediate community, Mr. Perkins
finds that the people of the county as
a whole are inclined to believe that it
is merely, a community project and
therefore are not much interested in
the fair at that place. The farmers,
he states, want to have a county fair,
centrally located in Hendersonville.
Mr.'Perkins also stated that he had
been assured by the promoters of the
Dana fair that they would gladly co
operate and .direct efforts towards
making, a representative fair for the
county in Hendersonville next year.
Mr. Perkins has given considerable
thought to this important work and as
sures the Hustler-Democrat that he
will do everything in "his power to
make -the fair a success, knowing Hhat
it will have a marked influence upo
the farmers in stimulating them to
adopt more modern farming methods.
He is talking the subject with the
farmers over the county and in near
ly every section, he states, sentiment is
favorable for a fair.
In addressing the people of Hender
son county and especially the farmers,
Mr. Perkins has the following to say:
Is there any man who can make his
way through this world without the
help of other men?Is there a man in
Henderson county too selfish to help
his neighbor? Is there any body in
Henderson county who does not profit
by the good doings of his neighbor.
How does it make you feel to pass on
oi your neighbor farmers and see him
growing better corn, better wheat, bet
ter potatoes? How does it maKe you
feel when your friends make a success
with clover and peas?
There has never been such a day as
the present for the farmers. The
prices are high on every thing a farm
er ;an raise. When farmers put'first
class goods on the market they get the
money. As long as we do not spray
our apples, as long as we do not cure
our wheat of smut, as long as we put
on the market an inferior product we
can not hope to get high prices
How are we going to find out who is
dcing the best farming in the country?
It is the nature of every energetic man
tc never let his equals beat him at any
thing..
In the position I hold, I take the au
thority to say that Henderson county
can have as good a fair as any county
in Western North Carolina. I have
traveled the county from limit to limit
and I find an abundance of good live
stock, plenty of fancy grains, apples,
garden products, and the homes are
gorgeously supplied with pantry deli
cacies, v - 'V ', -.
I have talked with a great many
men of the county and I find them
willing to help make a great county
fair in Hendersonville next fall.
The farmers of Henderson county do
not have time to travel over the coun
ty and see these things. It only takes
about three days from your work and
just a little trouble to bring an exhibit
Of some. kind,. Can you as an enthusi
astic and progressive fanner of Hen
derson" county afford to come out to
this fair, meet. your, friends and tell
tbem that you were too lazy to pre
pare an exhibit? ; ;';
Now a very small thing on the part
cf each individual; of this county can
make a great fair. Lets begin to pre
pare fpr the fair now. I believe that
I .am voicing the sentiment of nearly
every individual of Henderson county
in this. ' - . : .- - . " . - -i
E. Li. PERKINS,
Farm Demonstrator.
SUMMER CHOQL FOR SYLTA.
C. E. Bruce and Jordan H. Stanford,
prominent Georgia instructors, will ac
cept the proposition recently made bv
residents of .. SyWa to sell them the
Sylva fair grounds and adjoining pro
perty for a summer scnooi. Tne aeeas
for the property under consideration
will be signed and delivered within
the very near future and it is expected
that the work on this, summer, school,
which it is believed will mean a great
deal to Western North Carolina, will
te started about the first of February.
The property is admirably situated for.
a summer scnooi ;emg weu uiwucu.
having good-eievatlon and boasting
of excellent climatic advantages and
water facilities. -
And.
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l'KOGRESSIVE WORK OF
THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. A, L. Stanford Reviews Work of
Two Years' Pastorate at the
Hendersonville Church.
The following contribution by Rev.
A. L. Stanford Stanford, who has just
closed his second year's pastorate
over the Hendersonville Methodist
church, to the North Carolina Chris
tian Advocate will doubtless be of in-
terestto a number of Hendersonville
people who are interested in the pro
gress of religious work "in this city:
"As we are now closing our second
year's pastorate at ' Hendersonville,
perhaps a few lines would be of in
terest to some. This town has the
distinction of being one of the most
beautiful places in all this great Wes
tern North Carolina.. The town is
steadily- growing and- will some day in
the not far distant future be one of our
very best little cities.' The spiritual
interests of the church have not been
lagging. We have been 'trying to
make the church keep pace with the
material progress. This has, been a
busy year with me. In addition to our
own people we have thousands of peo
ple who spend either a part or all the
summer here, lany of them- attend
church and expect and appreciate pas
toral oversight so this greatly in
ci eases the duties and responsibilities
of the pastor. It is a pleasure to-
preach to such" crowds of the most
spiritual and cultured from many of
leading churches throughout our Meth
odism; V ; ; . V' .- . ' V
'As to bur own home proper I can
truthfully say we have many of the
choicest and best This is a splendid
church; Many of them constitute the,
very; salt of the earth. This church is
supporting Rev M. B. StQkes in Corea
besides some "specials." ' All . the
claims - will be paid i.n full.. At our
last quarterly conference this church
did-the wise and good thing of voting
to help some of the weaker charges in
the country- While they are entirely
foreign missionary in spirit, they
are not forgetting the "home base,"
but the acting upon the truth, that "the
light ; that shines - farthest shines
hrighest at home .' "
"Let me speak' pf the really great
revival which we have just closed. Dr.
Chas. W. Byrd was. with us nine days !
and did "some - of the best gospel J
preaching it has been my privilege to i
hear. He Is logical, Scriptural, spirits
ual and sympathetic, in his1 -preaching.
I He Is mercilessly clear and plain in
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TvS. Morrison & Son, I Asheville, N. C.
his dealing with sin, yet has profound
sympathy for the lost - and tenderlv
points them to Him, whose blood can
make the foulest clean. The attend
ance was good both day and night and
people heard him gladly. -The church
was strengthened and many were con
verted. Already..-, I have received
thirty-one into the church, with others
yet to follow This is a great country
and finepeple, N ;
OFF TO CONFERENCE.
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Rev. A. L. -Stanford, pastor of the
Hendersonville Methodist church; F
E. Durfee, member of this church, ' A"
Cannon of Hdse Shoe, left for Char
lotte Tuesday to attend the Western
North Carolina conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. Mr. Durfee
and Mr. Cannon are delegates from
the 'district conference. At this writ
ing W. S. Miller is undecided as to rep
resenting the Hendersonville church at
the conference.. , There is considerable
interest, in Mr. Stanford's' probable 'e,
turn, it not being known what' disposi
tion will be made of him by the con-'
ference. ' , ;V'"- ' .-. 'i
BULL ENTERS DRUG STORE.
A large animal of the bovine specie.!
forsook his comrades and went quietly
into Doctor. Medford's drug store last
Friday; He entered at the front door
and went almost to the rear b the
building wnere he stopped to apparent-Nov.
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ly rest and meditate. Theback door
was opened so, he; could take his de
parture as he was an unwelcome guest
and totally incompetent to take charge
of the store as a druggist. He' was
being pursued by Mr. G. M. Fish and
some boys who tried to 'make him
pass out at the back door "which he--refused
to . do and in trying, to find his
way to the front door he ran against
the prescription stand turning over
and breaking several bottles the1 noise
pf ; which so excited,.him that hevbe
came very vicious and left the room
vehemently shoving and turning over .
everything- in his way and at last made
his exit at the front door, wiser but
sadder and fully persuaded to never
again enter another drug store seek
ing medicine or employment or for any r
other reason whatsoever.-Clyde. Cor.
Waynesville Enterprise. V
NOTICE.;; , "
AH persons are hereby 'notified that
the business heretofore conducted by
Mrs. Rattle Reed Whitaker under the -name
of Whltaker'g Book and Art
Store has been sold td W. H Zimmer
man and S. Nixon Rowe, and ail busi
ness hereafter done will be with them
and the said'Hattie Reed Whitaker Is
no longer responsible for any transac
tion made with the said Whitaker Book
and AHr Store. ' AU'-flrms or persons
indebted to Whitakers Boo: and; Art
store' are requested to settle with Mr.
Rowe, - our authorized agent, without
delay.- . y ' .r..." ' .v.
MRS:HATTIE REED WHTTARER.
5, 1913.
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