K OF 10 SHOALS A national Rental System
Mrs. (Mitchell Not Improving;
Sin&ttiK Schools Progressing
Nicely Other News.
Red Shoals. AUK. The
health ot this comniuntj is virv
goo;! 'it this writing.
The singing school at Davis
Chaivl i> progressing nicely
uncill th'' !rut>atM ment of
A. B. C ir f fr.
Mi ! 'fvait ' '.Tin has r. t .i n
I'd to lv i i ■ ;;!• on .M;.* 1! ;on
Rout:.- at'i'-r s| ( r,din>: a «uk
with Miss lierchu Durdap of
Uideon.
Miss Bessie Mae Fhnchum has
been confined to her room with
poison oak, but is improving!
some, we are glad to note.
The moving picture show here
Saturday night was attended by
a large crowd "
Messrs. Robt. Stewart, Jesse
Powers, John Mitchell and Mr-
Newman spent Saturday night J
at Mr. Alex Flinchum's.
Miss Berchie Dunlap is spend
ing a week with Misses Mabel
and Bryan iann on Madison |
Route !J.
Miss DelL Andres has return
ed to her home at Winston af*er
spending a week with relatives
and friends at Red Shoals.
Miss Doris Fagg spent Mon
day with Miss Carrie Kthel
Flinchum •
A large crowd attended preach -
ing at Delta Sunday and also
the baptising.
Mr Lester Mitchell tilled his
appointment at Mr. Powers Sun- j
day.
Mrs. Delia Adkinsand children
are visiting relatives in Winston, j
High Point, Kernersville, andi
other places at this writing.
Mrs. Adkins of Red Shoals
is visitintr her daughter, Mrs. j
Chilton of Danburv this week. j
Mr. Yance Yates and mother j
and Miss Minnie Roberts spent
Saturday night at Mr. John
Sisk's.
Mr. Rjbt. Mitchell has return-'
ed to her honje from the hospita ,
at Winston where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis is (
not improving much, we are,
sorry ts say.
Mr John Bennett is confined '
to his room yet, we are very
sorry to note. i
Deep Plowing and Legumes go
Hand-in-Hand in Soil Building.
Much has been said in regard
to deep plowing in the winter.
Last January I broke my corn
land about eight inches deep and
let it stay without any harrowing.
The first of April I ran my rows
four feet three inches, bedded it
up, then listed between beds,
and planted my corn in that list.
I used about 500 pounds of fer
tilizer to the acre and my corn is
very good, much better than
many thought it would be
Some of my friends tell mei
that the land will fail next year, j
I am not able to say, as this is
the first time I ever tried break- j
ing any this way. Last year 1j
broke some with two plows, one 1
behind the other, not turning j
the yellow dirt on top This
year I broke that same land with |
a two-horse plow and I find
much improvement in the
land —N. S. Joyner, in The
Progressive Farmer.
Good milch cow for sale. J.
Walter Tuttle. ■
Please give me your idea of
the following, writes a friend ;
"A has a farm and proposes to
rent it to B. Bisto do all the
work, paj half the taxes, furnish
half the feed and half the seed
sown on the place. Can 1! nuke
anything under such an arrange
ment
Itii: . •i! IL- w nild sinvly
be pitying A for the privilege of
vVorkii!■* his i'avm for him !t
would hi ,( fine ihing for A. b:.t
would keep B with his nose hard
to the grindstone to make a living.
No share rental is good that does j
not take in the interest of tenant'
and landlord as nearly equally as
possible. The best system I
know is the Maryland plan.
There the land-owner furnishes
a good comfortable dwelling, j
gtod barns, etc The tenant owns
all the stock and does the work
and he owns, too, all the hay, j
fodder, and straw made on the 1
place so long as he feeds it on
the farm and the farm gets the
manure. He pays no part of
the taxes The landlord furnishes
paint and whitewash to keep
the buildings in good appearance j
and the tenant applies them.
The landlord furnishing fencing j
material and the tenant builds
the fences needed. Tenant,
getting all the hay, furnishes
the clover and grass seed The
system has been carried out L.y aj
contract that specifies the ro- ;
tation to be pursued, and so longj
as the tenant farms well in ac- ]
cord with the contract, he is i
never removed, and there are j
men of means who have been;
living 30 years on rented farms r
and buying farms and renting
them in same way. and the lands
have not only been kept up but j
improved under the system, and
the land-owners have become
millionairs, while the tenants'
have made money.
Live and let live is the only
way to make share farming
profitable to tenant and land-j
owner. Progressive Farmer. 1
Tin cans and supplies at J.j
Walter Tuttle's.
Boy les Brothers!
Regular Semi-Annual *
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Don't Wait! Buy Now! j
WHILE SALE IS GOING ON. •
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lesh besides hey are dangerous
vhen used near a fire or lamp.
Mexican Mustang Liniment will not
>urn even though a lighted match
>e applied. Mexican Mu&ang Lin
ment is THE SAFE as well as the
iURE-TO-CURE remedy.
COMMKMUEU BY A FARMER.
GREENSBORO, GA.
As long ago as I can remember 1 have
known of MuHlniig Liniment. 1 al-
Jvavskeepit in my house and ifanyof my
aiuilv get injured in nnv way, such as
sprains, outs, bruises, and, intact, in many
nce'deuts that happen I always use Mus
tanji l.iuiment. On my liorsi s and st >« U
I never thiukofusing anvthiii:; t !;■ i>. «■;
ar eheajHT than divtors lulls. I eoip
neiul it to all farmers; it \\ ill keep ti' :r
amities and also their horses ami Moel;
n condition. Very t'ulv ours,
i'• Nl/KEWS, farmer,
*|\ f.r jor "'Prayer of n lionr t.erje trrr
****** i.'ion on tan/ 7»9 //air ririilt,'
itmdreds Oj thousand* of this famous Hunt . /V.y t /,
iifrv lover vf horses ttanls one.
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Wood's High-Grade Seeds..
Crimson Clover
The King of Soli Improver*,
also make® splendid fall,
winter and spring grazing,
the earliest green feed, or
a good hay crop.
CRIMSON CLOVER will increaoe
the productiveness of the land more
than twenty times ns much as the same
ninount spent in commercial fertilizers.
Can be sown by itself or at the last
working of corn, cotton or other cultiva.
ted crops.
We are headquarters for
Crimson Clover, Alfalfa,
Winter Vetch, and all
Farm Seeds,
Write for prices and Descriptive
Fall Catalofj, giving information
iW~t all .-.'t:da lor fall sowing.
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- Richmond, Va.
?aies a! MSGR.
("i able ! i.iff i I ';.ig
sol«l '.ll' Mud son m;t , t very
day ... ~:i 1; i;.- ...i,.; ve.vy
hitfh. Suuuday abm.it 2U,(M)(I
p;unis of primings wore sold
here v ih•.; .''-ased the
far nit i - very Som
t >!iac - ! bt'irrj r. ..!i>':t«i vi •
this ?( 'i.»i ant! ii wit LP lon r
until ihc !.it m'i •> \vi Do; m in
have i r. I. -if 1 • • ' I in. it
t'oi l!I 1 i I IV,'; l'ii» !t
Herald
,Mil in!lit . 'ai ami Re
j becea Stack, of Moni'tu 1 , and
Thelrua Neal of Meadows, who
are among a party touring
Europe, write from Homo that
they an- having a very enjoy
able t : me visiting many interest
ing scenes of the oiil country.
They will probably return home
in October or November.
Mr and Mrs. H. !*heppard
of Sandy Ridge Routs 1 spent
a short while in Dan bury Mon
day on their way to the springs.
Wonderful Skin Salve.
Bucklen's Ami en Salve is
known everywhere as the best
renietlN made for .1:! diseases of
the skin, and al-'o tor burns,
bruises and i.oiiv Reduces in
flammation and is soothing and
healing. T. Sossaman, pub
lisher of News, ol Cornelius, N.
('.. writes that on* box helped
his seiious .«-kin ailment alter
other remedies i'aii d, Only
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MIXISTKi: I'UAISKS THIS
LAX ATI VK.
Rev. H. Stubenvoll of Allison,
la., in praising Dr. King's New
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"Dr. King's New Life Pills aie
such perfect pills no home should
be without them." No better
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Every pill guaranteed. Try them.
Price -5c at all druggists.
LUNG DISEASE
"After four in our family had died
of consumption I was taken with
a frightful cough and lung trouble,
hut my life was saved and I gained
87 pounds through using
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NEW
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\V. R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex.
PRICE 60c and SI.OO AT All DRUGGISTS.
When in Winston on Business or
Pleasure, Call at
O'H ANION'S
DRUG STORE.
if >*ou are in need of anything
in the tine. Always the
largest K!r»d-; o? dr '.[>».> in
\Vfetvs U) »tx\ from.
Also the •>»e;:lc:.4 assort
incur of I'ERFUMES, TOIL*
ETAkriCLbS.M AIR BRUSH
ES and bristle goods.
O'HANLON'S
Is the
place to buy.
T.J.THORE
Any size rig you wish. r.asolei..* ..r Stfiim. ,\!s> the best line of
Sawmills, Shingle nulls. Edgers. Anything you wish in Threshing
machinery or Sawmill machinery ;it the ritrh; price.
Let me know what you need in the way of machinery. I am
sure I can save you money on anything you need in this line.
Terms to suit customer.
T. J. THORE, WESTFIELD, N. CAROLINA.