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itflrday, February 6, 1151, ;-7 A Sensible Program for 1915, r; c wa VE all learned a iessyu uir ana a iwjv . the Pt decade; ore L;,hine to do is to turn our at 'In t "fsing home' supplies and ' buying the things we can make Anv man with common 1 """tows rtat we cannot plant enn;s'nfor.our.stock.to eat, "krge quantities of commercial i ers to make it with, and then t a bate for it. The man who &fall cotton this year is just cut nt his own throat. " - livestock will be in great demand roLrnowon,andIamsure that if we Tour attention to it we will find it e pleasant and a who k lot more ofitable. But some will just jump Jto this heels-over-head and will be Ttaft on a small scale and grow ato the business, instead of jumping 3t0 it. And plant less cotton. Be UTe to remember your stock and ave cotton for a surplus cropland ot have a long account hanging. to it.. Some say not to buy any fertilizer, ut I do not approve of this. . I say uy less and apply it where it will be lost profitable. Use a little' under our cotton if necessary. But .it is nicidal to plant more cotton than orn and vegetables combined. Now as to the advertising business, ' you have anything to sell advertise where your fellowman can have ji hance of buying it. The majority of armers are afraid of the small sums harged by the publications,, but this i a false economy. Why is the merc hant so successful in disposing-of his tock of goods? Because he lets peo le know what he has to sell. ; One important point is not to mis :ad people by fraudulent advertising r sorry goods. You want the best rhen you buy; so does your neigh or. The Golden Rule in advertising i the best rule. . The best paper to advertise in is lie reliable farm paper The Pro- iressive rarmer a paper tnat cannot ske a fraud. You cannot , he tinm- ugged if you patronize their adver- itr IT 1-f-l 1 TTT cis. VV. V. jD rvilN Kstlf 'airmont, N. C. - , leorgia Chamber of Commerce Prom i&cj lYiarKei ior iirops utner i nan flnrfnn fVERY farmer who will raise staple . - uui, nivc wrn, uaxs anu .m wuu ccriamiy aepena on etting a market. It is necessary that iese products be prepared according ; -""i icguianons. we wui.lur ish these requirements to anybody ho -will !ti -,,,,' r ii t i lur mem. we can fcsure thp 1 , r- uiai vncse marKets fn be found, and wherever parties au:c LU uo so, 11 they will write t We Will finrl a kn-.ro.. TU i. . . " ""Jf vi . x 11 c.i c is uu ason why any man should hesitate r plant snrh rmno it. i 1 v ""i'3 413 iuu3c aDove entioned fnr x .,. arket y,-"ui nnaing a ,e1l!VneCe,Sary that corn should be i t, and lacked' and' the : sacks itched em, I'?"5 "I in h t ever a solut-carload in oe had. nr . . . ,-. l nnivi C 11 "Idy oe oiten te.KL"" ut. must another mW: ! same r,,. , "r oaa!. at ust k 1 ,, 7 111 onoaas. Hay oSl". 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Thou sands of our r'eaders will plant home gardens' this year and "live at home." .. v;;.:' ; Get your share of the increased trade. ; The Progressive Farmer. When';wrltlngr to advertisers, say: 'l am writing you, as an , advertiser In The Progres sive Farmer, which guarantees the reliability of all advertising It carries."
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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