(9) 1213
enough to, coTer thoroughly after
compression. - v' .Y-;"Z.
These-conyentions said nothing
about tare reduction,, but simply put
us. on notice of; a reTolution In cot
ton trade;; viz!Y reform- bale, smaller '
press boxes, a" wider" smoother cover
ing, well r secured." and. fishnet bag- v
: watch,; as well ias pray..'- -A-leading ;
Saturday, November 23, 1912. -v.
ging manufactured for this crop on.
April 15, had already. been sold,' and' ,
roQ nnlv A A."- tniti vlo "anil - tint
" me,, suggests a reduction lot tariff on
baeelne: would srreatlv aid; us in the
. 11i?atTnp.Tir. "nf -this : arhitrarf tare 011
-and " aonreciating the"- responsibility
f. 01 ueorgiar openea.. up u correspond
1 ence witn tne exchanges, we iorcea - -
.tain facts? ' ana conauions auu-many
: of these aere to co-operate ; witn us,-
' - I r : ti eta nH aTvUrnil rirr : nf taXA' ' on
7 a- pretty good job on our . nanas; t-.-
belieye; ifcjlsnot- only tpossible;buti
verr. nrobable f or a richteous ad"-
iiiALiiirui. 11 i.ii in1 1.1 1111.1 a. t.a. x cj -v auu .v
; Aerreem fin r: oit.a! stan aaro. coverme
a rcfrtrm -hn rthat. wil I rftavft-. r
tti 1 nriTio nr nni u t-w rrr iiim i 111 i 1111 rv - ir.
, u iiii ; i,' ruiiiiiu lll'M Mill I -- -t- 1, 1 111 ' 1 1 r-;
Rh am ftf n 11 v covered- American Daie. t
iTiHE lian6 of almost every farmer's life m feeing obEged to
-.... J depend on V hired Kelp." The loss of man" or tw"aX.
: certain seasons of the year, a . very serious matter and
ofe myvw losa crop
.thc jonly , one man mjchine '! on the martet that can be used suc
; cessfully-for. plowing, needing, hayuig, harvesting; as a stationary
; engme for power purposes, and as a tractor for hauling loads, etc,
? makes the farmer I ND EP ENDENT and solves -the vexa
4 tious labor problem. It eliminates owdgery and helps to keep the
boys?'orthefann-SV;' . - - ' - "
- The Hackney Auto-Plow" will do the work of 10 horses and 2 .
men plowmg and plow fron 10 to 12 acres per day. Ft is a tire- 1
less worker, day or night, and there is no cost for keep " except
when in operation. So ; simple, in construction : and easy to ..
operate that it is really a pleasure to run h. The cost is less than
the medium priced automobile.' - ;
5 The Hackney Auto-Plow Tractor sells for only $1650 and may be
equipped with mechanical steering device, three bottom mold -v
board gang, Disc Plow Gang, Disc Harrow, Rotary Harrow and r '
Road Grader attachment '. ( 'm ",:-" .
Catalog, ? photographs and testimonial letters from satisfied 5
users tree; on -reauest ';vr . iw;-v:
623 Prior Avenue, ST. PADL, MintlESOTfl
TWELVE SERMONS ON CLOVER.
i., V
etc. The point is,-1 want to , keep - He touched also upon the neces-
I
sity for the establishment of lo
cal markets, so that farmers -would
not' have to, go too far
yto market their cotton."
L-r-If We Really Knew the Value of them thinking about-it' - The idea
h S Clover Werj Would GrowMbrev struck us as a very good one and we
year, 12 reminders of the import-: 18 aruo, uxiv uui-
MmmK?! -r detv's New Presidedt.. . '
.V4-o vrtft uucl. W revival uu iuo uuver buujcuw . , - .
W IITI II V IH rill IIM IIMI'M ' 71. 1 I I I I V . n.H. 1 . -
cultural bulletins, ; both State and
:National, for the last ten years.
V. X UU 1; UUt; WO : ItmSXJ ; lW ifeU Vj AAA UVU
until you want it- If you ever ? get
to want it'sunlciently to follow those
South Carolina Plant Breeders'
Association, r: - ;
W1
'E. ARE glad. to note-the organ-
J ;mBtrucuons,a you u ue api i w uu .
' efa?e !n these narts , . : vrai cuiumiiiee in. uuaigw yuuiu ui,
- -0,, "t,o wk VA" no wUTimit " D. R. Coker. of Hartsville,- Chair-
some little enort, sucn as Tuanung " ;
herewith a photograph of Mr.
r' John A. Mills; the Jiewly elected Prea-
: ident off, the North Carolina Agricul
tural Society, -which "conducts the
- , North Carolina. State airt-, By ni3
mm Hnri ft 'H Made of DOUBLE
IFlEhu ILdLL strength cpiicd
u gJmUX.y. SpriDtf Wire. Re
quires tew er posts. Al
ways tight. - Is heavily
GaWtnized witb PURE ZlIC
.Will outlast; all
.othersv Sixty dif
ferent styles' and
heights to choose
from. A FENCE
f or mry purpose.3
YE SELL DIRECT TO THE FARMER
AT C-ALER'S PRICES.
seed; and some -other matters of -de-' Jaous, Mayesviue ; .rai .. iy.
taSt'-ir' -MM'l perv';Clemson College, Swinton -Wha- :
.Tnat-now I shall: SDeak of clovers uisio; lbiauu,. a. w. xiauutiu, -
i.. . . . .' . . . mar- ann , i it i Mnnm i mi vpr,
crbpsf ' As r a usual 'rule, they stand-tsiiy.oi owim-yarouna, oiuuiui. :
In commenting on the initial meet
ing the Columbia State says:
uUt- Cokeri when called up-V
.on, made thenecessity for such
an - organization; erhaps ' even'-;
clearer, - He dealt with the cot-1:
V--.ton situation" anri: 'showed the
.i fall seeding, :;0 thru-rthe .winter;
,-; auu. advaiUf iMvaii vj. iuuit .ov .
"mer crops, and to those acres - that '
i would- be idle from, September..: to
,iaxesn. p.uy , mvtJBiuieui. ui.uei tuau v nsned yarieties -or long-staple .
land; then leave it Idle seven-twelf ths 4:. ; Cftf tnn an t srwaiietf Trm i RtahlA
. Yea.. the time is here wnen we. neea
- not expect it oi : landi x 4, ' s c -'-r H
., i nen aau 10 . wie cousiuei atiou , iuo. ,
: waah-ftwav. tne. mow-away- ana leacn -
Ing: . and , it would seem- imperative
mil IkAnn' InnVa1' vTaro o tq nnno VvotJ v.
--frr't expect, to ; mention tha merits of": "
various kinds .in course- of these lre- V
;" v -7 Whitaker,; N.Vc,' - i'-Vi ?
telligent handling, a county .like
Darlington fbr- instance, can -i
1 add a million ; dollars annually "
to the I , income " from 'cotton ,
:: grown .without increase of acre-.
r age; This ' carried' out' generally 'i
. ; could "add - some , forty v millions
.- of dollars to - the State's income
from her cotton ; croi annually. )
':'. Next;year, he said, V greatly in
;creasef acreage ;, would be " de-
,' voted " to 3 longstaple; and' the
v r ''
"" if v"r " "y
COL. JOHN A. MILLS.
u persistent-, and; untiring work in railr
- road building, Mr,. Mills well deserves
to be , ranked as . one ; of the : build er3
of the State.; He saw the possibility
; of . developing ' ac seetion ; previously
without railroads and used hi re-
, ; sourcea so wisely; that he; accomplish
ed results, that most men would; have
next.year; even a greater acre- ; thought Impossible without immense
.age..V All kinds of ; seed-without capital. Mr. : Mills islnow behind an
f .regard .to character , would, be ir importaht. railroad enterprise in west
Editorial Comment: In; talking to
Mr.v Moore f recently,, he said to us:
f'Theonly way to get the folks wak- . : planted, and it was timely; nowJ; ern- North Carolina, . the Elkln -and
ed .up to the importance of growing, . .trf.souhd a pointed note of warn- . Allegany railway; and his past- ex-
clover is to keep everlastingly after
them,- Iljelleve I will send you one
ing to the average farmer, as, to
the difference between.'real long
-article' forC The Progressive' Farmer y;. staple; ya,rletles;r and ' the" necesT
every month for 12 months" about v
. clover. ; Part ot the . time I can talk .
about what, kinds to plant, and how.
sity for keeping, them' pure, and ,
:the so-called. long-staple, with" alL
kinds of -lengths of staple on tho
-to plant, it, : and, bo on, and "the rest;. 'J- same plant; r.Tpo general plant-'.
of the time f can tell them what they
are missing,. If. they haven't got It;
..." or what to do with what: theyhave,
ing without regard tcr well bred
and , selected seed . would weigh ,
iperience will no doubt enable himto
Cgive the State even greater service in
the future than heretofore.
He is so progressive a- man that
, he may well be counted on to develop
the fair along the lines most needed,
and hl& character Is such that we ex-
.. pect him to stand ' also for a clean
fair, . .. In both -matters the people
. down, and. break the . market. should hold up his hands-, : l-
"ill" ii" 1 " I " 1 I ii" mw "im
Be your own merchant and put the
Dealer's Profit la your own. pocket
where it belongs Prices the lowest
- i
ever quoted on firsVclasa wire fence
26-Jncfj ITof rents;- l3Hfc per rod. ' --
49-Inch Farm Fence, lie. per rod.
1 48-inch Pulfcry Fence, 22c. period.
Special Barbed Wir,4t45 per 83-ro4ipo6L r
Biggest values ever offered and sold
und er our 30-D AYS-FBEB-TRl AL-JKONEY-B ACS
GUARANTEE-CONTRACT. Our big Catalogue
have. Write for it today. . It's1 PBEE-f
COILED SPR1NCT FENCE COm: I 4
Box 72 : vf yWhiiMiInteH
f TSVSy 3 3 33332 a 3 3 3 Trf
I A3iiTygTTOyH3i33aa3.3 3l
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If ii 2
KITSELMANl
FENCE
Made from thoromrh-
It Galranlred Open
Hearth tteel wlreOur
free Catalog eUowslOO
styles and heights of
hog:, farm and poultry
ience at from
Cents a Rod Up
Bokl on 90 dT free trial. If not atlgfled' re
turn It at our exnense and wo will rafand
your money 80.rodjpool of Ideal gatranUed
BARBED WIRE. $1.40
Write today Cor large Free Catalogue.
. KTTSELMAN BROS. Bet 81 Koncie, Indians.
mm
FortllpvrpcMM. Piraotiromfketorr,
(raUbt oretxud. .
Bargain Prices 13c per rod op
. , Oct KifwWnoc book blor . ;
. you boy tene lor lionet, Cl
tto. Sheep, Hoit, Poultry. Em. -
Abo Lawn Fence and Gates
Wa mv you Hi mntyiivt you hUhm I
Ml pMtai h lor BU jfoaot Wtm oook. I lr.
87 tub mown riNCz wias co, cutvelano, ohm I i
BBBMaBSSJSjnCJ
The Bio Fertilizer; Boolu
' It Is "Fertilizers tind Crops!vhy
Dr. van Slyke It will cost you $2.25,
hut Is worth t. wild your order to