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Jo* Bowman farm u »urv«ya4 hy T,
& MrOirr., ami »«W Hy Jb« U»
r1IW R«D limif* UmI Comjknj Hay
gva?i^-asrs
Dm4» »f Sorry Coaaty,* C., Ptaf
knob I I*** « Main mad* '<• at..
fy a bm'mnrr of MUM prtncipal, t»
tor»«t ami mat of mh to add.
Thi» t*. Srd day of Oet , 1MT.
KDW. M. LINVILI.K, Tnutm.
HIP FOR
SICK worn
Brooklyn N»w York.—Mr*. O. H*c
Man "I m Hi **» In « run
down rnn.HMnti and
could not do h»r
b««M«ork Sbc
rtmld not (Imp mt i
nlKbt H»r utory la
•at U OSMMl DM.
Tkomtili of
women And thru
iwIvm In a Mmllar
eoadttlon at »ntno
tlm* m their llroa.
"1 found your *d
▼#rtlMnM9t la nay
Utter bo*," wroto
Mr* H-pn«nn. and t«>H l.rdla K
Ptnkhama Vegetable Compound aud
pot relief " Mrs. Hegmann alao took
Lydla B. Plnkham* Herb Medicine and
Ujrdla E Plnkhama Mia (or Conatlpa
tlon, with good mult* 8h.- says. "I
am mommcndltK nwr mmilrlaoo to
•II I know who have armptotna tbe
MM u mid*, ud to others whom I
think it will boip. Tow mar mo my
atatomeat aa a testimonial, sad I will
aaewor any letter* aeat to ma by wommb
who woald liko information regarding
your medlclnea "
There an womb la roar atato—
perhape in roar towa—who hare writ
Ua letter* similar to this one telling
boar much Lydla E llnkharo'a Vege
table Compound has helped them
The Pink ham Medicine Corapanr.
Idraa, Maw will giadljr fumiah other
women with thaoe aanaa a pea reqmet.
COUNTY FARM
AND POUIRY
m had wl iipMlad tha \ir\c* to
ba m law m thay nyntacMl tm tha
WfwMl imrfcat*. It ItkM • rath
fit la tha poofar «iad»< bain* mM at
tht tWa la tha flrrt tea that thajr
have aaaa tahtaa wl) a* «Mh prtaaa.
AU of tha rtaff that la aaM for fWa
canta a pound ar laaa, wouid
■tor* profit ta the termar tf
■tuff war* put on tha aolt M a far
»bat Cm • Tobacco Fanner Da?
The individual fanner cannot do
m very muck aboot tha preaent nft
uation but collectively be could da a
put deal. Aa long a* tka far mar
acta individually ha cannot of far a
united front daring Urn prima.
However tka individual farmer can
balp bimaalf far newt yaar by chang
ing hu plan of farming. During tha
paat few waaha 1 bava boon told by
many farmers that tbay warn no*
yoing to aow any wheat tbia fall for
tbay could not afford to raiae wbaat
and tkay could bow tka flour rhoap
er. Thin ia a fall£y for tka farmar
wko make* hia <jltira living an tka
farm and grow* tobacco aa a aido Him
ia in a much bat tar condition to
withstand low pricaa than tka Mm
that bays everything and dapanda on
hia crap to mjr all Ma axpmdaa. It
would dcnbtlaaa ho much mora prof
itable and aatiafastory ia tha loag
run to bold tha crop off tha market
and upend tha time In getting oat
enough wheat to feed tha. family
and livestock. Oat oat enough acre
age ao you will have plenty of grain
even If we have a poor crop like this
yeai.
Ihffrrrat Puam
Last vwk I mt two vary hrtaraal
inc farnMrs trading in on* of tha
towjM hi ttw county. Om farmer
Ejtm Euaiaid
CUhh Fitted
PHONE
411
Dr. P. W. Green
OPTOMETRIST
Specializing in oorrert.njr error* of the eye and mak
ing (fliw) Next to Blue Ridge Hotek
beco^Se?
£ leader in its.
its products and
service are of
mgrit
STANDARD'
GASOLINE
YMtonlif mm of tk> batt farmers
mM that where be Nad planned to
vow ry* aad thea tan imt spring for
Mwm be «m mm flag to saw
wheat aa he'd ha»* enaagh bread far
hi* family and grata for hi* livestock
Ha la adjusting Ma future crop to
the pt*s*at prevailing yritaa of to
rn* for all of oar farmers to toka a
vacation from the tskatrs market
aad devote tha rnukhg part af tM
month to getting out »* goal graia
i rop. It la most toe lata to aaw oM
hot jroa are now at the boat time to
sew wheat from October lk-10. It
amy not he too lata to aow barley for
aoaaa farmer* sow ad the first part
of November laat year and bareacted
15-20 boehels per aero. It la thought
beat to get your barley In by October
, lad Cedar* aad Apple* Are Not
Goad Neighbor*
Thooae between red cedar* aad
I apple*. In the Eastern United Htates
aad perhap* In »om* other part* of
the country, a neighbor hood My
have either but not both of theee
treea without daimer or trouble for
both. The cedar aad the apple have
been found to have a relationship—
or antagonism—similar to that exist
ing between the barberry bosh aad
wheat in which each la affected by
oae of those strange fungous
growths la which one generation of
the fungus develops on oae plant
and can not reproduce oa that plant,
Imt only on the other of the pair of
plants so strangely coupled.
"For years apple tree rust waa
familiar to scientlata, as was a loo the
Virginia red cedar raat, which pro
duced galls. The two were »uppoa*d
to be distinct, but after the wheat and
barberry coupling was established
further studies revealed that a stel
lar relationship exiated between ap
ple trees and red cedars. Sporee from
the cedar gall are blown to apple
leaves aad fruit, while they repro
duce and cause damage within a few
weeks, after which the spores of the
second generation return to the cedar
for a lifetime of about 22 months.
'"At first the apple rust affected
only the native crab apples, but from;
year to year K extended to one sup
posedly resistent variety after an
other. §praying. fatal to most oth
er fungus growths, did not kill the
rust, and the Virginia apple grower*
found the best method of preventing
damage was to kill the cedar trees
within s mile or two of apple orch
ards. When this was done da mag*
from apple rust ctaaed. Or, con
versely, they should he protected
from infectious apples.
"The life history af this nut and
the measure neceseary for protec- j
• ion are outlined in a phampiet. Sep.
arate No. Ml-Y from the .Yearbook
of Vgricultare, IMt, recently pub
lished by and obtainable from the
United Stataa Department of Agri
culture, Washington, D. C.
The Billion-Dollar Hm
-With mora thsn a billion dollars
• year to the credit of the business
ska creates, the American hen now
stands third in the branches of live
stock industry. She accounted fot
about 16 per cent of tha total value'
of all livestock and ita product* "for
15!d, and only the dairy industry
with 40 percent and awine industry
with 22 percent rank higher Dr.!
John R. Mohler, of the United
Stales Department of A*ricalture,'
addressing the convention of veter
inarians, reminded hia IwaitH that
poultry disesses were important be
cause the American hM la raapnnaiblc
for mora than one-third at the
world'* supply of poultry aad eggs. |
The American hen collectively lays
at the rate of about 780 ana a sec
ond or 2,000,000 doaen ifp a year.
Rhode I aland Reda for Sals
A. C. Roberta. Kappa Mill has
about 25 Rhode Island Red cockerels
for sale. 8oe his birds before buying. j
Wants Poland Chins lm
H. L. Badgett, Ararat, wants to*
buy two or three Poland-China gilts
or sows.
wanes
By virtu* of tl«> pow»r contains*
in a deed of t«««t sxsctted to me by
J. Wr Bruun unrf wife U> *cura a
net* of flMOJO to J. J. fcichards.
»nrt default having dm hum)r ia lit*
payment tbfrtof, upon the rtovMt
»f the holder 1 will offer for MM at
rablx aucuoa to the highest bidder
at the court hoaw door in (Man,
oa Ida 7th day of Ort. t»27.
at mm a'clack P. H.,
the following described real aetata,
lying in Rockfsrd Township, near the
town of Kockford: lag*wring on a
dogwood In an old line on the weet
tide of a branch and John MeCor
mick'n Southeast corner and rum
xnith M dag. East with the old line,
14 l-t eha. to a stake Hauser'a cor
->er; thence with J. T. Bland'* Una to
f hickory In the old line; thsata N.
da«TM» Eaat 14.14 rha. to i itake
fnrmei ly • dogwood; thence North
41 dag. Eaat 3 1-1 eha. to a stake
formerly a white oak nfar an old
road; thews North 4? dag. Weet • 7
h» to a (take; thence North W dag.
.Wast MJO eha. to a White oak aa|
'ing near forks of roads; thence 8.
14 dag. East • JO eha. to a stake near
a branch; thence South 4 1-2 dag
East nearly with the branch 10 eh*
to a dogwood on the West bank iff
the branch; thence South XI deg. E
4.90 chs. to the beginning. (Stain
ing 17 acree more or teas
Said deed of trust la recorded in
Book Ne. 91 page UK. Sate HMde to
satisfy balance due on said deed ot
traat.
This the 7th dar of Sept 1927.
W. M. JACKSON. Trustee.
Notice Id* of Larf
By vlrtM of authority vsatsd in
tlx undersigned trustee in a certain
iM of trust executed the Mh day
of April, 1M4 by P. T. Edmonds and
■iff Lata Edmonds to the undmifi
ed t raster for G. J. Kay to secure an
indebtedness of $2IBS.00, recorded :
in tha offic« of th* Register of Deed* ■
»f Hurry County. N. C., in hook Hy,
par* 176, default having bean madr
in Uis payment of th* note therelr
»eruV*d and at the request of th*
holder. I will sell far rash, to th*
highest bidder in front of the Bank
»f Mount Airy. Mount Airy, N. C., or
Hatarday. Oct. »th. 1*27
at 1 o'clock P. M.
the folio win* described real estate
A tract of land in Surry County i
N. C. adjoining C. E. Doty, H. V
Simpson, W. B. Wolfe and other*
Beginning on a small post oak on the
Wast side at tha Mount Airy and
Bockford road the J. P. Hemrointr
Bast corner now owned by P. T. Ed
monds and runs South some decree* |
Wotries
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talk it e««r wiy» mm of Mr
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