1163 (16)
a Tennessee Judge
sending his second order for Anglo
Lamps, wrote September 29, 1914:
My nse of the Angle Lamps from
yon has In every vray been most '.
satisfactory." - " ;
flNGCJE MPS
He wanted them and nothing else
would do. He uses artificial light . .'
a great deal, in studying, writing
opinions, and conld well afford any
so-called ' system" on the market. -
But he wanted qnaliry anshad-
. owed light without danger, heat, r" .
smoke or odor that's the reason
he (insisted on the Angle Lamp.
Burns 16 "hoars on one quart of -
. n ,t - a- j . f .
- uu, ojci as eua you cacaioir . XNOi n , i
ana get details.
. lie Angle Mfg. Company
244-246 West Z3rd Stmt,
New York City -
Our: Farmers Union Page
Devoted to Orrjanlzntloxi Cooperation and Marketing
Contributing Editors
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Z. CREEK, Orf aaXMl.wfr Nrr CaretlM Farrs UaUa ,
W. D ABBS. frMM( Cirdlu Farmer" ViUa - .
C WRtQHT, Exaaatlve CaataiHtaaoMHi NitltMi Pf UaUa
1 to 8 Burners
ShadeTrees Grown Right
JT You can't get a toe from the woods thai,
will develop into a goodepecimen, Afihade ,
or an evergreen tree must be trained Irom
the seed. Berckmana trees are well grown,
with roots and trunk that 'will support r
. beautiful,' graceful top. ; '
Our planting Tielps tprintea In cut new'
catalogue) will .tell you how . to. set .orna
mental trees to get the results you ought to
have. Write today for a copy. -5 vv
P. J. BERCKMANS CO., DeaU E, Anjnita, Ga.
progrcss'is needed, and start. definite ,
movements for achieving that prog
ress, v , Cvi t ;
A beantifnl andinspixirigttlnstrited
co-page pampmet, omnrunity ser
vice Week in North X3arolina,T : has
just been issued at state expense ex-v
olamincr the full oroffram. and ciavbe -
EVERYNORTII CAROLINA LOCAL You know how it is whenour doctor had by any one -who. will show inter-
ennmn m? mTcvrrrrc HTfVNTlt comes to see you: you, woman x nave est enougn to send a two-cent stamps
, atlUULU libl5U5X UliyMyiUIi much Tespecr.for- hhn;;if-he went to W. C Crosbyji Educational; Sec-. :
-.. , ' ahead and; fixed up i your medicine retaryState Farmers' Union,' Raleigh,
It I "Union Rally Month" for Local without first asking your. Symptoms, - ; -;X y j '
. Union Every .Local Union 1 to' taking your temperature, and examm- We earnestly." urge .Tery Unioa
Help f Community . Service WeeV ing your tongue. So the first thing member in North Carolina to get busy
and : on r November 18-19 the State we want is to have a sort of census -and' lend this great " movement his
Meeting Is to Be Held in Greenville -made showing just how the communi- ;help. 'V' .-Vp -M' V.c-:''
HIS is to he a, red letter month ;n.u,ui, ;vL;nffvKnm. r.---' : ":v ' .
in the history of the North Car- .rrLLi:" T",,- Proirnim ;fnr :MfmmnnirvJprvirn'
olina Farmers -..Union, and- .should '-4- -KtU0 (rruwZ r rv
Df a red letter month m tnenistory nt to each teacher or nnTnco - " -'' vr? : ' :
of; everyWl Union in the state. ome bhe:elS iri each School district. " TN ORDER,;tOfShow 3nst how practi
has ;, been ; officially proclaimed . as : , . . - , . - : ; - cat and seful are : the plans-for
"Union Rally . llonth throughout ; What : It to" ; BeV Done "Community ; "Community:Service VeekM-inlNortn
3kt-tlv r-irnlin!) annual i stnfp :- Service Week?? -V- rrif in ; fiiTnfiT . ? " 4 'it-- eiik
meeting wui oe nem, at ureenviite, pHKN on f Thurs day December 3, - wit nerewitn a. copy ot tne othcial
in the ,5Ute- is urged to . make plans gjgs Day,M 'the; people kre to dertaken or subjects iscussed at each
some physical work for the improve- prog
ment of roads, schoolhouses, church lie lUads, Crounda and Bunding ay.
buildings, . etc They . may work on On this ay everybody in the neishbor-
ua . a yV.f.V. -f hood, yoang and old. men and womn, ehoifld
THIRST of all. let us mention briefly.: , , ' lYa" n.," "' actnai physical -ert toother .along
P tt - t 11 r xi .1 scnooinouse, ciean on ine cemexery on ot the touowmg nnes?
i- "Union Rally Month ..The idea . ' .mA -i :-,
ui stuuut - umuuiUi plant i,t cts auu
of "Community Service Week," De-'
cemberS, 4, 5. ' -
"Union Kally .Mn'tKw
ail, le
Rally
tl ot improving Twada r (tsr tn? town,
Tatter's Pecaii Treeis
Are the Profitable Kind
There !s as rouch dilference In Pecafi trees as In Tl
Apple or Peach-trees, Be sure you get the right kind
true to name, vigorous, grown by experts who knaw
how to produce profit-making trees. Tabor's trees are -the
kind yoa should plant. ,7-; . - ,;.
v Send lor Our 1915 Catalogue -
Describes Pecans, Peaches, Persimmons, Plums, 4
Oranges, Kid -other fruits fat the Gulf Coast; Hoses,
Vines rid Ornamentals. . Free.
A Grapevine 4 Special"
r For the Home Garden i
Vines that win bear big bunches, -and lots of them.
You can have all you want, and some to sell, tor a
dozen vines will start a paying vineyard.
A Dozen Grapevines
; Sent By Parcel Post V.
Thev are extra fine vtnei and varieties. TZ. R.ftvmsn.
Joaoon, Oa., says "The grapevines set -out "this year
are bearing grapes." Send today for the vines, and
-sk for our catalogue and special offers on fruit and
ornamental trees, shrubs and roses.
, X S HOWARD NURSEKY qO'
Dox 106 C, - : - ; - C StovallN. C
1
I Ymar (80 to 9 64) evsry ireA detDoMtratrngear
11 Vl Mdi eteel Atsnatl lidl.TL
I Lifting and falling Jadk, Wire Btratohar, BpUoer aod
I i Mender, Pot and Stamp Pnllar, Tlr Tlghtaner, Oabla
i Maker, rraas, v ise, uoiat, w renon, era. - upsrom mw
I matiealiy. Baa power or 40 nwn, 'Uaarantaaa aw am,
I ! Spara tine r pemaaent work. i)woiu mtn
I lamn4. CrodltadTe. Writ tortunmj agenor offer,
here is that there are gTod men ont- clirilKi! . -,nAa nA n!Srvc streets and. sidewalks,; parks rand -public
brought intD it if "we would go . after
etc., etc
On . Friday, December 4, to be- ob-
Zr" School and JleighborKood- 'unK '
(2) For " improving' schoolhouses and
grounds. .: (Women may ; improve interior of
building, - - men exterior and ;i both -.on "the
Improvement Day" in cveTy public
-school from Currituck to Cherokee,
the older people, as well as all , the
boys and girls, are urged to meet to
gether at very schoolhouse in the
morning, hear the reports of the local
survey, and discuss all needed plans
for improving" the roads of the com
(3) SJmUar work ia improving churches
and burying grounds.;,';. -
(4) Planting treeftif hjesTaad fldera:lil
school- and church grounds,: along roads, and
streets, parks, public -places,' etc. ;'Y ; - .
aa4
Program for ' Friday, Dec. " 4 "School
Neighborhood Improvemeiit Day.
(All day meetings at every 'schoolhouse, for
everybody men and women, hoya 'and girls,
Jtminity, . the - schools, health COndt-, public picnic dinner. This day will be ob-
and evening,. may, be given- over , to '
.some: program ; of recreation - and
make a list of outsiders in the neigh
borhood who would make good mem
bers of theJJnion. Then one or more
members are to.Ve asked to see each
outsider who ought to beV a member
and ask him to join. Moreover,-the
names ot such outsiders are to: De
sent to State "Secretary E. C. Faires,
ii j r r i a tt : .
ucructn, im. woio wm sam uuiw nno i;f tn- nA , aerved -. as North Carolina Day" - in ever
literature ta these men and : an invi-' . t '-AuitfZ iu'tri,. ch0i-ln North Carolina hy- order-of the
. . t r Cial conditions. Just What practica- State Department :of Education, .with. public
tation to, join in trie, name, OI xne t rrktyrpcc ,t7P ,,4 j aneetings as indicated.-, 0?he roeram as fol-
State Union. . , r- - - .: -i.-T .-:-.!--s lows:) . r - . - - Ti- :
, This plan should bring in thousands the questi0n for all the people to con
of new members to the State Union -,ider- together rand then strong com
and very" Local should work it tog of mn and women wiu ;b
the utmost. ' - - 1 named to prosecute -whatever plans
Helprn? "Comiwunity Service Week" are approved, these committees to re-
raV-trr- ' . -u t, -u Prt to subsequent community meet- P1oV Prnis vff'
THE next.big matter about which ingJJ; . Then afta. the5e Sttbj Slm-f
vy jcai ymuuxuoiui Vjects are disposed of- and a picnic
lina should get busy this month is dhllier as well the later afternoon
oommunuy service vvecic. ; jl c
State, Farmers Union at; Its "meeting
C!l h1t-tr trAn O i"1 f r t" Tl T rf4
ing these Community. Service Days,. tdUn& singing .tc something fJr
ana uc sutue , ox Au uu au a evervbody young and oR rich;and
been largely due to the work of the poor ? , ' .
State Union and State Union:leaders on Saturd ; Dcccmber 5,
Now every LocaHn the state is asked bounty Progress Day," the aim is to
to get busy and see, that these Com- have in county, seat a great
munity Service Days are properly county -mecting t0 consider the facts
observed I m its. jieighbo;hood-De- of C(ranty Jife jm thesc'hooj 4is.
cemoer o, 4, o. . t - w jrict -considers conditions in. the tiis-
1 In fact, the first topic, for discus- trict, with practical discussion of "The
sion in every North, Carolina Local Needs and Possibilities oi Our- Coun-
Union this month is-. - How Can Our ty.' In both school district and coun-
Local Union Help in the Observance ty meetings the aim will be to have a
of Community Service Week?" ; frank . and ' candid comparison" with
.. Now, let us see just what it is plan- other sections, find "out in what lines
ned to do in every JN orth Larohna
neighborhood the :week ending Je-'
cember 5: ,
First of all, the plan; is to have. a
survey made to . find out the facts
about every community. Before.they-"
can make much progress, the people
must know just what conditions' are. ;
-You have got to diversify, Brother Farmer. To plant eome fruit. . It wells at home,
" : '.war or no vrar.: Quick returns you must have. .Then why not a''K-v.'--
-"iyji jdvu nun vii nun iivuoi wiiuiiuvujr riuuia : .
.and all Mnds of Nursery stock by buying tlirwct fnm a mry that sells to you at
whe4esal rates and places their 31 year's experience in Fruit tiro wing at your eom
i in and to fra&r&ntee anceeas. Our NEVA MYSS PEACH rinehs In May. ,' Hsver
' missed a erob. Fruited 14 rears. Oar free cataloene erolains Whr it will never miss.'
1 ft trmtn mk two tsiti nlri . ft takt trHar IKati tther kinds. &nd tells of IMS who
hm.-rm made ri .400 sn acre on it-. Our Never Stoo Strawberry fruits JLnril to Novem
ber the first yen other kinds the ieoond year. Im psid $2,600 an acre, . .?
CONTINENTAt. PLANT COMPANY, 203 Railroad Street, KittrelL K. .
' ''' ". One of the larcest snail order Nurseries In America. : i ' ;
' ' IT -Sfc
SEASONABLE SEED, OHCnARD AND PO ULTRI SUPPLIES
The Bt Only' la heap. ' Our wAn M estabttrihed la U7I end has frown to Us present size toy spec-
lallxlnf lor eemtuem isrmera. simrwniwiMuu omuva ra
Tour name on postal card will trln tmt
riitnatrated catalog free. It Is beautifully
Ulustrated and Tlllad with helpful hints.
are f ask 1rN today. ; t-
W m('I 1 ira McUla. and
carry a full Hoe of lnaectlcJdea. pumps, etc.
Our poultry Supply department U com
plate. . . . ' . - .. -
1. i Meeting tailed to order. ' Election -of
Chairman "and Secretary . ' -
V 2. Report of Community Survey or Ques
tions of Progress. , "t l' j , . "4
3. Discussion fled by two or Tnore le-d?i
er3 previously named by committee 5 min
utes, each.) ' "
4. General Discussion. " Sub.lectt Y What
we undertake for
Peonle and Section
in each of, the Following Respects:
,, (a) School term. -Is it long enough, and
if not, how lengthened? - -
(b) Subjects taught: Should we hove more
. industruit or Domestic Science fea
tures? Boys' - and Girls' Corn, Can
ning of - Industrial Clubs? ' .r
, (c) Improvemehts of school grounds
Should we hav.Bchool farms? .
(d) ' Improving our public highways. -,
(e) Sanitary and health conditions. - 4
" (f) Encouraging reading of more booka,
- . papers, and bulletins by pupils and"
our grown people. - A better school
library. . v..
(g) Plan for teaching grown-up aiiterates
to read.
(h) Better industrial and marketing con-"
- ditlons, and cooperation among farm
ere. .;,...'.. u.-- - 'v :. . -- rr,
Developing a richer . social ilfe and it,
greater "get-together" spirit on the
part of all our people. t 1
How can We develop a genuine "social
- center; with auditorium and a com-
plete community -school ? - Do we need
a larger . center? - . r;''
k) Provision for parka, playgrounds, etc
5. Appoinment of a committee to pre-
(1)
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THE BEST WAY "ANY TAR HEEL CAN
SPEND TWO CENTS -
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TpHE best Way any intelligent North Carolinian, man or woman, '
;an spend two cents right now is to send it to W. C. Croshy, ' , ;
; Educational Secretary; Raleigh, N. C, and get a bpy ofthe t i
handsome 86-page pamphlet, "Community Service Week in North - V
Carolina.. It is packed from start to finisVwith just the sort pf 0? :
maler ftat WP:fJn waking up your iieighhorhood and gettt
ting it atartedjilqng new lines of progress. The state has had thi i i
book printed at public expense and two cents only pays part of the -postage
getting it to you. pimply fin out the following llanK
put a xwo-cent stamp with it, and then get the book and study ill'' C
W. C. Crosby, Secretary, Raleigh, N. C
.Dear Sir:As per abore notice in The Progressire Farmer I
inclose two-cent stamp and you will please sen e free the '
PeCom,nttnit3r SerTic Week in North Carolina t T:
''''0''''"::' - ' - Yow" truly, 'yO.VSfy:
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Frnrm.r-
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