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J M I to a ton? If you are buying old-style hulls you
: rr are getting about; 1500 pounds because 1 they, are
about one-fourth lint which has
3f you are buying r: .-
TftAOt MASK
you 'are getting 2000 full pounds because they are free
ironi lint and are practically 100 percent roughage Try- :
tthem "and see how much farther they go. J
Other Advantage . J
' Cost much less per ton than old
style hulls. - :
iAIlow better assimilation of other
food.
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Mr. Wl C Owens, Charlotte, N. C.,
feeds thirty cows. He considers Buckeye, Hulls the
, cheapest feed and gets the best results. ...
To secure the best results and to derelop the ensilage odor, wet the halls
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It is easy to do' this by
retting them down nifht and morning for the next feeding. If at .any tune
this cannot be done, wet down 1 at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to
feed the hulls dry, use only half much by bulk as of old stylo bulls.
Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the
South., Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for
; using them -properly. Send" for your copy to the nearest inill
y Dipt. K The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. d&.
Atlanta Birmingham Crmenwood Little Rock MemphU
Jiugufa .Charlotte Jackton , . Macon Selma'J
Mortgage Deeds,
and Chattel Mortease
at The Progress office
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H
ats the beauty of the New Perfection; : Y
, is efficient. Does everything a coal stove will do.
A qiiict boil or a simmer, just as you like. two' million five hundred thousand homes,
watch it.' -:-r; CT;.- .7i r.: . v glaas reservoir a new and exclusive feature.
-xrof'-S vi"!: i J brl best reultaalv
jNew " Perfections are now ; Mrviner - ovr ' btirriinr.; - . I ; i -
lllchmond,
(1Vyi?
rouehaee are you getting-
no looa value, r
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trash or dust.
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Sacked-easy to handle.
They mix well' with other for
; age. -. ' -v::V . . ; ;
W'arranty Deeds
blanks for
DELICIOUS AND ON TIME!
STANDARD OIL- COMPANY ' "
va, ; i5i" Uiarleston.
Va.
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ilEtPFO
IIOi.1t
Equipment For Prosoiy-
Ing Fruits ; and Vegetables.
GOLD PACK METHOD IS EASY
Long Used With 8uccess by Thousands
- of Boys and Girls of .Cann!ngs.ClubV.
Washboiler. . Useful In the , Process
Timo . Table For. 8catdingr Blanching
- and Sterilizing the' Foods.
From office of Information,, United States
v department of afirncuiture.j -k ;
4 4 4 4
4 CAN SURPLUS FOOD, BUT 4
4 U2 JARS AND CANS - ' 4
4 : - .WISELY. - 4
: . Don't have . an empty prcserr- 4
4 Ins Jar In your home next falL 4
4 . There may be some dlfflcplty
4 In securing cans and preserving 4
Jars. " -
Reserve regular tight Beallng $
containers for vegetables, con- 4
4 centrated soups, meats and fish. 4
Concentrate products so that
4 each Jar or can will hold as much 4
food and as little water as pos-
4 sible. , 4
Put up Jams, Jellies and pre- 4
serves In glasses sealed with cork 5
4 or paper and paraffin. Pack fruit
Juices In ordinary bottles
Don t can anything that can be ."
. kept Just as well dried or In oth-
er forms. Dry navy and mature
lima beans for winter use. ;t
Produce In your garden lots of
- cabbage, potatoes and root crops
4v that can be kept for the winter
without canning. f
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How to' Can by the One Period' Cold
Paok Method.
Don't let valuable surplus fruits and
vegetables go to waste. Adults and
children In a very few hours with lit
tle other home equipment than a wash
boiler and cans and Jars can preserve
much valuable perishable food for next
winter's use. Succulent vegetables and
.fruits are Important to health the year
round. See that your table Is sup
plied.
The simple one period cold pack
never delayed and .
1
is aaprompt as jt
and costs no more?
W. Va. ,
Simple
iiiii
method described. 15 thai' faushFby
:the United States. department of agri-
cnlture for tho boya and" g?r!s of the
canning clubs in tho northern and west
ern ; 8 ttes With this method thou
"sands of boys and girls each season
put up vast quantities of fruits and
vegetables. .'With this . method prac
tically every" vegetable and fruit gronu
la this Bctldn can be canned.-
. Tho wash boiler method . described
. belowjs entirely eft ectire. Those .who
desiromay purchase home .size- water
seal, steam ; pressure "or pressure cook
er canning outfits,' which save time and
fuel.,.M , - . , ' .. ,..,-
Preliminary Preparatlohs - For 7 Can
Provide ; a false bottom of - wooden
lattice work, cross pieces' of wood or
coarse wire .netting for - your clean
wash boiler or other large, deep'ves
sello be used for sterilizing, v : -
'Fill tho vesseivwith clean water so
that the lulling water will cover, the
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HOMEMADE STT.RTT.TZTO OUTFIT.
Hot water bath, showing a -satisfactory
type of wooden rack for the support of
tho Jars.
tops of the Jars or cans. Begin heat
ing the water so that it will be boiling
violently by the time the containers
are packed.
Bee that all cans, or Jars are in good
condition and absolutely clean. , Scald
them thoroughly, j Use new rubber
rings and. scald them Just before put
ting Hi em on the Jars.
' Preparing Fruits' and Vegetables.
Start, with clean hands, clean pten
sila and clean, sound, fresh products.
Throw out all vegetables and fruits
which are withered or-unsound. .Wash
out all grit and dirt. If possible use
only fruits and vegetables plckejl the
same day, and never can peas and corn
picked more than Ave. hours.
. Prepare fruits and large sized veg
etables for blanching. Remove all
spots from apples.
Prepare beans and greens as for cook
ing. ' Be especially careful to remove
all foreign plants from the greens. .
Blanch vegetables and all fruits ex
cept berries by leaving them from three
to five minutes in clean boiling water.
Iieniove the blanched products frora
the boiling water and plunge them
quickly into cold water, the colder the
"THE BUfcfCmNG PEOCESS, -
The cheesecloth wrapped product. betn
" lowered Into boUln water.
'; t t ;'f -,"- -; : :
better. Take - them out immediately
and let them drain. ' Don't let them
soak In the cold water. c '
From this . point on speed la hlgnly
Important. The " blanched-vegetables
and fruits,-which are, slightly" warm,
must not.be, allowed to -remain but of
the Jars a moment, longer than is nec
essary. ; v.
'Kemove skins when reaulred, and as
each article" is pared cut it up Into
proper size ' and pack directly into, the
clean, scalded cans or Jars. .V
IrPaclc as solid as possible, being care
ful not. to bruise or mash soft prod-
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UNCEASING MISERY
Some. Marion Kidney Sufferer Get
Little Rest or Comfort,
; There ls little sleep, little rest,
peace for many a sufferer from
trouble. .Life is one continual ro 1
pair..: You can't .rest at night
there's kidney Ibackache. You r-
twinges and -stabs' of pain, anroS
bladder disorders, lameness and
onsnesa. Yon can't be comfortable J
work with darting pains and bli-,
dizzy .spells. Neglect these ailCe-?
and serious. troubles may follow
gin using Doan'a Kidney Pills at
first sign of disorder. Thousands haT
testified to their merit
Proof of merit in Marion testinc-T;
'N. Korton, -farmer. Garden
Marion, says: ! had a dull ache acosl
the small of my back and it hurt me to
stoop or straighten: A friend reccm
mended Doan's Kidney Pills acd I gct
some.- One box was all I needed to
move the pain from my back. Who
ever I have noticed a sign of kidiey
complaint since, Doan'a Kidney Pi
have helped me.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sicr
f0r i,HdfueT "niedy-get D'i
Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Xcr.
ton uses-' ? Foster-Milburn Co.. PrW
Buffalo, N. Y.
LADIESI' If you use a Sewing
Machine you ; deed the best acd
lightest running. -Doctors and
hygenists. recommend the correct
position of the body when sittinsr.
The . White st Strate" CO jrives
this position. It is ball bearics,
rotary shuttle, automatic lift drop
head. Your sewiog will be a
pleasure with a "White Family
Rotary in jpour home.
Exchange your old bard-running
machine at a good .price as pay
ment on a WHITE and your ma
chine troubles will end for life.
Marion Sewing Co.,
GASTON & TATE,
Local Agents.
Notice of Sale of Land Under
Mortgage.
. Notice is hereby eiven that we, the
undersigned lnortaees, under and by
virtue or the power oi sale contained m
a inortrage deed executed to us bv W.
F. Hull and wife, Delia Hull, dated tie
20th day of January, 19 17," due and par
able the 23rd day or July, 1917. to secure
payment of a certain debt, default hav
ing been made, said mortgage being re
corded in Mortgage Book 19 attune 210,
in the office of the Reglsttr of Veen
McDowell Conntv. will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, at public auction,
at the court house door in Marion, Mc
Dowell County, at 12 o'clock m. on the
first Monday, in September. 1917, the
same being the 3rd day of September,
1917. the following described lanos.
to wit: -
.Their two-thirds interest in the fol
lowing land:
Beginning on a pine neax a road and
runs north 45 east 121 poles to a white
oak, pointers on the point of the hill
near an old run. then south 45 east 2
poles to a white oak and pointers near
a road; thence passing a black gum and
mania find "a. donbla nine 31 coles to a
stake and pointers in the edge of an eld
held; then south 45 east crossing onia
Mnddv creek 24 rtolpa ta a small black
gum 1 pole from the bank of the creek
at the foot of the hill; then we?ierlv
with the meanders of the creek 1 po
from the bank of the creek about 70
rolea ta two small Ronrwooda on the ediTS
of a deep ravins one pole from the bank
of the creek; then north 45 west crossing
South Muddy, creek 5 poles to the be
ginning, containing 3 acres, more cr
ess. "Terms of sale: , Cash.
This, August 3, 1917.;
; ; - B. E. BOFER and
- Dr. E. A.- Hen-kdssee
- : " Mortgagees.
fi?"nr.A Anril. "xvripn1 this country
entered the list of nations arrayed
against Germany and the Kaiser,
North Carolina has furnished a to
tal of 1227 soldiers to the regular
army. .
r "Stomach and Uvcr Troublcs.
No end of misery and actual suffering
catiRfl lir disorders of the stonisca
and lirer, and may.be avoided by the
them a trial.- They only cost a quarter.