WILL OPEN MEMORIAL
LIBRARY IN HENDERSON
H«xUr*on. Aug. . »7—Tentative
vMm that have bean worked out
lor tha dedication aad formal open
ing of th* H. Inal la Parry memorial
■ library bar* on tha night of Monday.
wafcUfMwar'ji!
•»* Era. La aha Party, gave tha lib
rary to tha coammnity as a mamorfld
to thair nan and husband.
Workman at* at thU tim* engaged
ta cleaning up the grounds, and the
ftnishiag toueba* an being pot on tha
interior of the building. Was Craig,
the librarian, and Wsa Fournoy, *f
tha state library commission, with
other*. Just now aia aagagad in com
pleting tha catalegaing of the books
aad putting them into plaao prior to
the opening. A lam number af mag
3ir«r«%i£i,,7S£S5
Tha library wfli hare a total of sp
pr^jatal^OOO^book# whrn h hi
mtrehasod with'^Too® donated by*the
Panya for that tarpon, and also
books that hare baa* donated to tha
library, aad there hare bean a great
many af tha latter.
bufldtag is to eoat tttjOOO, «x
HaaNa of thalet upon which H is lo
aatad, tha can* where stood tho law
aMsaa of tha lata LnR* Parry, aad
nchiahre of tha additional gift of ftj
EBKAT WELCOME IS PLANNED
IN BONOS W ML (CLEAN
Murphy, Aug. *7—With MMli sc
«ptOM flaw A. W. NtUaa that ha
wlfl ^bo bars September 1 to meet a
So aha pa for a
tkn. While tha details af tha pia
«m have aot bean definitely V
nagad as yet. the Mf faaturaa af tha
day. baaida* tha MeLe sneaking,
wtB ba a fraa baibaeo* artbsriMl
g»rs:-*-srwt
MOETH CAROLINA PEACHES
OO TO LONDON. ENGLAND
•f jjesehea
have raacbad tbs London, England
■toijbal «£d baeT-tocoaaafji^aold. ^
of markets here today. "iSa pm iff i
war* shipped by Roger A. Darby, of
Uekaoa Springs, andi Edward A.
•Untea, of Plnehurrt, on tha stoamer
Olyypie, largely as an nxparimaat.
™ paaehaa sold for from $4 to $fl
• arato or about twice the average
price prarafllag on tha New York
market.
•bkakeTbawls PEON /
raw TO WOMANS HAND
. Woodstock, Va!, Aog. K^-P1ahlng
imta&ssvs
saall-mouth mS buT weighing
, three pounds and threeauneca. Laad
b»g ths Ash in tha boat, In which aba
and bar beyond ware fishing, Mrs.
Wuadat took H by tha srifla and erooth
Md was bbatit to oxtoact the . beak
ss.twr.a:sjffia1”
Before Mrs. Wander raadtoad what
It was, tha male 'Bad irtaaiail itaeif
njjhjraagsi^ai^
A few trace. Sowars and shrubbery
around any house help to aaabo It a
more attractive howto and add to Its
value. r
ON THE JIBING UNB
“teat*" Bry repetition tlpaagh the
J*5- flo k my be M M the atery
which tUrted recently Winn Hanry
Ford «u «MM irfeiee for tSa
IndUaapoUa automobile clastic. tp tin
affaat that ha waa an aatomeWa Ma
lay drtmr in tha early dm Ha dU
££»%£&& S&S'S
Mm. Jotd waa a maalhanla. derebn
tag an angina, and ahraa ^aady dBr
fag ha did waa incidental tptStt.”
A lac ad Orfng, that anTw ted*j
warn not ao whan tha atactea atartad.
Or Walter Baltigh did nat tntenhna
te.sujsxtf last
riaaad fa gantena do not rid tha gar
dnn of grata aad other naota, hot All
t&myurmate^Tbfnot bary thtir haada
M»d. A blacktmet fi> tiog'a
— * “^a .Riw^f
FALL OAHUHM ^Ons
• tha gardan sod 1* not
Cteda af •dMMtaa..
___ rsuarcsa:
fafaBWM dry fretted. la tha • ah
graufSS^H
n-z.’yx.-u.^JZ
5^*3? sjScpiris
' (; *i . *
P«or. Ttato to especially advtoabto
wbhjufereno* to tha rutabaga turnip
4. It win be a mistake to lot
August mm and not ptet a -1
crop at Irish potatoes. Cut tbo pieces
iMgtr than you would for spring
pUnUn* and press them well into the
•WL Keep up weakly cuMration un
til a perfect stand is obtained.
*. The following vegetables re
ad's, under norma! conditions, the
number of daya Indicated before they
are tody for use. Snap boons, 42 to
M days! sugar com, « to TO days;
»• 140 daya; tomatoes,
10* to 126 days; beau 49 to 63 days;
sweet potatoes, 188 to 140 days. PUn
t« »neka suoeeestoe plantings aa long
an you cam.
6. Tbo tomato worm ia bod and is
tho um insect that oats sweet cam.
Remstiaoe good result* are obtained
by planting corn in tho tomato patch
• tree crop or bait for tbo tomato
worm. The worm prefers com to to
SMtoee. Tb* com should bo plantod
at such a time that It will bo hut
earning tato silk when the Amt fruit
to forming on tbo tomato.
PURCHASE rvfcm SEED NOW!
Tbirtr-Uu** hundred pound* of
Mteh Mod hu boon ordered for Die
f»e*» od Scotland county at a coot
of QUO for late flmtasnbci delivery,
nd* ia much cheaper than the awl
will probably b« at that time. Them
b *o winter legume superior to vetch
grwf yuss?
make bottarcropa. and leave their
bnd in more fertile condition to bo
”dod down to the next generation
erf nTMn.
COT« CROPS ktOTKCT LAND
. "Nd* la the season of yoar when we
ahquld make plans fori sodding oar
wmtar sever eropo. Winter cover
erepe w&b am aeoded In
the fall end Mve over (he winter. A
wver mp. to he moot effective,
■weld bo MOded aa aarly aa DOMible
hi the fall when tbam Ef a gtEdaea!
•on la the mead. Aa a general rate
5? rrr *%■ •* «w*e»
berie el liight for seeding e winter
aaver crap, enggeete C. P. BtaekweR,
agmaperiM, who thinks that the fana
emof thb state aheeid give mere at
S^SlL° «>Uato« ^-wrerc,,
Some of the prineipe) advantage*
£3*;ins.
prevent* winter mud an. and. whom
“PW are used. It may add larg*
qeantlliaa of nitrogen and erganle
matte,. Some of tEe moat nWd
winter soar trope are hairy vetch,
erhmwB cW. ryu. and oat*. Rye is
•specially wen adapted to poor bad
end wm stead awaifteaahicrim.
f*® **■ b an exrelbwt cover crop
taA^etand b aaeumd. butit b not aa
mb of «0 pound* of no peed end yn
pound* of rye awd and M pound* of
wteh seed per acre. The rye, being
"*7 hardy ,<■ almost osrtaia to live
end grow wall. The vetch ha* a vary
Upod thane* of growing wall when
planted with the m. Thb raafcoo an
txcelleet combination for e winter
"w* crop end will glee as good re
mits as Almost aayaunjg which we
Every asm of land b North Caro
tina that eaa possibly be to a
wwr crop should hr pleated to oom*
of these crops thb faU. except the
land which b to be planted la notion
la the early spring. Wo do not reeom
MadOe planting'of the cover crop
pwtwdbg cotton ualam the faiteer
tea sandy soil or auflkbet plows to
r.&’ss ■*
tk« comfy of tfeo mfboodo,
vm .dittos fhxtlNr hzto
tfc* interior. And now tko yrmlwoi
i
— ^
“We wT»?rSEfit*
Bhc’i Drag Store
«/ reindeer herds ud the growth ot
the market garden and the toara-lot
-■— --1 . --TT g.
i
pelung down reindeer ud tha Hre
atock of farmer*, ha *u treated a*
• wolf end huntad down.
WILL TXT POISON GAS
ON TUB SOLA. WKXVIL
Washington, A eg. 27.—Official* af
Uw army’s chemical warfare carries
wM be sent Immediately to Griffin,
G«.. to make experiments wKfc a stow
to eiadiuOag boll weaeU. . Senator
HanrU Democrat, Georgia, —tenif
,Th* •mriceHnral depart
ment will alee conduct experiment!
|irri;Srsa,s^i52.*a
he added.
In a formal statement, the Georgia
icnitor nid; ■
“I oowferred today with Gam Amos
friaa, chief of the chemical warfare
•errim. who retomad from Georgia
last night, after visiting tha ofictela
of the Georgia experiment eutioa,
mlattee to the experiments to he made
by tha cbawAeal warfare sen lee in
**jr oJzZtjr: 5lS9» “*
weerfl. General Fries derided ft was
an idaal location In the center af tha
cotton belt aad believed that he am
accomplish aomrihfng by tha ese af
oiBdnla down right away to atahe «•
S5ST8,*"' u. *«. w. «
“Tho experiment* by the agricul
ture ritpartmanl will be mode next
week at tha Bute College at Athene,
against tha boll weevil, and are pea
rible from a separate appropriatiee,
the Georgia senater pointed cat
»:- '
If a "High Time" to
Be Ordering Thai—
Coal!
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