two ymn
tm I iMk Lr*tm
m PlaklMua a ■imm
CmmiU,
txi
it I u
I ImmM
Smt I mi i
with
I Nfl IU(
|
M rN it Ik* awl I ka»a r»
Mlvad frnai It Whoa I am »o« M wall
aa eaa ha I taka It I Wn k**n Mat
ttb far ww tklrtaM jntn »»<1 H aP
war* holpa m> I r*ad all af rMr llttl*
Willi I eaa «»t and I tall irrrjon* I
kaaw what iba Ti|Xikl» OampmmUl
4— tar rum tauw.
Ilk Ttk Avmm, Vlaton. Iowa.
Hw (Irla la tka fourth gaarratlofi
f* Ira ra las MigM
_ tMr
I MprlMna tka kanoilrlal affarr*
of Lytfla C Plnkkam'a TwtoMi Cam
pouad Mother. who took It wkM tka?
war* young are glad to rM-omnaod It
to tkalr da nektara.
for a»»r halt a aaafary
What Is a
Diuretic?
fn^liAw LmmIm
to m Ddmi'i
r.tolM
cfc to M
I to net—Ittim..
DOAN'S "'i3
SYSTEM CHOKED
Tom Wm HafcaJ b? Um af
Black Dranfk.
Mr. Jhm W. Barnatt, who
llrea on Rural Route No. 4.
Whitney, Ti xu la i gnat be
liever In Thedford'a Black
Draught for tha rallaf at auch
common Ola aa tndlgeetlon
and conetlpatlon. Ha wrttaa:
"Since I flrat found oat
about Blark-Tiraught, I have
never bean without It In tha
houae. For aeveral yeara, I
had been a anfferer with In
dlcaetinn. Orraetonally, rav
ayetem would become
thoroughly choked with pol
aon. and I would have a nal
alrk (pelt. Now I ward th.-m
off by being forehanded, and
taking lilack-Draught brfttrw
they roue, Inniead of after
"We all una Bi.i k-Uraught
In our home, tor «<>n»tlpaUon
and Indlgcatlaa."
Oct a packar today, ind
try Thedford'a Itlark-Diaught
tha next tlm< ;o« are oonntl- ]
pa tad. Bold everywhere. Otto
east a doac
TMiari'f
BUCK-DRAUGHT
Partly V igitoUi
bat if Im
tow rmn h* wfl mm to 1
■ion thai Im I* Mill I* Dm kola I
dally If mm hiwr. wmM Ih
mm <rf
u Ik* prad—tlaa atf
»• vmM ka I
tar a
II Im fotaM mm. I
fro« Umm t« tiiM |
*a «f aarfhnda nM by fa
•m la branching Ml In m nft
Yratmb? I ▼Uitod (Im Brook faflt
Dairy it Elkin to «uniM about mi
men and half of alfalfa wkich wna
If. A crop at f*4
imnrr to Ik*
than «h town to alfalfa which wm
wall inoculated. Lima wa» applied at
tit* rate of t% toau per acre but pm
iou* to this Um «m pat on the red
flow. Und ni manured Wore
sowing and *00 Iba. of 11% acid phos
phate wh aeed and 40 Iba. of Mad
waa town. In two montha time Um
ttoid ia raaapletoiy covered with a
good rrowth of jroMf alfalfa and
•mm of tt ia o*ar llfk tnrhaa high,
a fair placea ara hsuTen bat thia ia
the boat patch of yoang alfalfa to ba
found in tha roonty WWW alfalfa
cannot ba reeoaamended to ba »«aded
hi larf* acreage yet wa can aa> that
■mall plota can ba Beaded at a raaaoe
aMa experae and will jriald a largo
amount of baat quality hay. Wa
bIiouM have hundred* cf farmer* •ow
ing a few acraa and tharaby adding
good eaay dollars to the hard onea
obtained by growing tobacco.
The Klondike Farm adjoining the
Brook Kalla Dairy haa ma<lr a wond
erful aocceaa with Bermuda aeeded
about June 18 of thia year. Forty
pounda of aead waa oaad which abowa
t in thia caae from the reauha obtained
that a smaller amount coald he aown
thus catting the eipenae for seed.
Used a light coat of waste wool turn
ed land, harrowed, sowed and then
rolled with cuhipacker. Thia has been
clipped twice and secared about on*
ton of hay. The ground is mil cov
ered with a good sod. Bermuda is
one of the beat grasses we can grow
on our thin soda. Many farmers
complain of difficulty of getting rid
of this grass and some resent the
»uggestfc>n of sowing it. The idea
that Bermuda grass is impossible to
eradicate ia fallacious. Bermuda will
not (rro* in «h*dr and we can lakr
idvinUfr of thin weakness by seed
ing a crop of row paaa or soy beans
on the sod. A heavy growth will kiU
out Bermuda in one seasin. On this
farm you will And a An* aod «f les
pedexa which wan needed last April
at the rate of 1H bushel* per ai re
alio 10 pound* of Dallas ptH »u
aown. This was an old tobacco field
which waa double diaced see<led and
300 lb*, of haute slag waa applied.
The lespedexa ha« fumlahad splendid
pasture for the An* bard of Guernseys
kept on the farm. T dont think you
could spend your time more profiit
ably than Waiting both farms i nd
seeing for vourself the alfalfa, far
muda and lespedeia—then g» home
t Is!
ol the Day
Only ■ few yeara ago it wi
wk by the originator ii> !>i» Iwm
kitchen, now marnifi < tarad In one
of the largeet laboratoriea in tba
United Stataa, and being «oM ki
car load Ma from tha Lalae to tba
Calf at tba rate of over a million
bottiaa yiailj.
rada have testified tbat they
_ . . . no vitality, m
• ganarai rna-Aown ennrfitton, biit by
the aid of tbi» marvelou* <-leann«r.
Ita I
baalth to tame and
nsKR»s::9?Ji
tba moat common ailment of tha day
—oonatipatien.
Tbk medicine b oataelling any
other preparation am tha market
wbeja ft iahnown. Mora than a mil
than a duaan bottiaa returned — a
Hon bottiaa aoM darky paat year under abaoluta guarantee to give
beneficial reeolta—and laaa than a doaw bottiaa returned — a record
probacy never before eatabUabed by any other medicine. Everv family
link thia Herbal Extract preparation called Herb J aire, a* every
family neoeaaarilr takes a laxative, and thia preparation la aaid to be
Natare'a moat effective tonic laxative and ayatem aurifler. Can be given
Nature'* moat effective
to children aame aa adiilta.
Get the original and grnotne aa
' Nowauld
laxative and ayatem purifier. Can he given
Wtlo, pleasant. yet very effective,
/y^Ai-Aafaj
Wa a»n mm,
ariNM
mm «riS ha »irj
f»n w.
WWW I Ml urring UM
of Wrlf) for fraki ami toy 1
want to aay that IhU It i m«
m4 Mk smmNbc ato«M W i
m I trial. Wa ilwuld b» iUi to
grmm tkk mf pr Aitobty M I
thought haat to call yunr attoiMi«n
that I vaiil mttf UrMH to try
a mmB iwi> of torl*y aa w» •lit
Hand on the Throttle!
Eyes to the Front!
The engineer of the fast express on the great railroad brings his Iraki in on
time, with safety.
AND WHY?
Because welded human endeavor, working as a single unit, keeps the tracks
true, the way clear.
Mount Airy,—Surry County and adjoining territory,—Our Community—is oar
tram. Working in unison, co-ordinating our. efforts, .we can bring it into station
"Prosperity'* right on the dot—and read y steaming to go onward to the nest station
"GREATER PROSPERITY."
Mount Airy msrchants' and business people are working together in a united
effort to carry the train of "Prosperity" to every door i nth is territory. They solicit
in their undertaking; they ask that before you buy slsnrksrs that
effort to ■■cure your needs from your
study the markets and you will find that Mount Airy offers as good, if ant
market for all your product—tobacco included.
our train in on time we must
all work together. Let's Go!
Mt Airy Merchants Association