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Saturday, July 10. 19153 There sjicney' , in . Cider IJakiajj Viflegar "iriakers "anil" ' jobber vili.buy aUou. produce at top" prices. Get , more money from . your orchard using the.. MiiUandwindfalls, They make excellent cider. It -..e riDER PRESS Cuarantd) ; Aerate Gets all the Juice from the t0PriS3 78 up!XliPthi write for book NIviv Cider Mills.!'.r . v , IrWHITEHURST MFG. CORP.;: u r , NORFOLK, VA. GnTSNATIONALATTENTION- V came. back at tue this way:. "Like my friend Smith; who cot a nnnpr and aid f-e was "going to learn how to 1 jT- -r-MbhcA. A-Uf CSIOCK, . lit 1 t - w.. v Westen Carolina Highly Praised i cl, !(lwn - tne grass, but, While he ; , by. National Department of Agricul- was m the house reiding the paper ,v ture -'. ; ' tner -grass ate up" his Crc.V-: . - iTHE movement for better iivesiockl?" I fn AvfArMi; "c iuu oi. just sucn toiics men "--''ilHii- make exceueni. waer. -xi . vv caicmunn Carolina is at- .,WA v. a - v! 7- ,:-. Swc IttPr'nf iL nA cu.l 1 ieir churches,-and to themselves if ltreft' i - P AWT THE HOME AND OUTBUILDINGS NOW Spotless Quality ready mixed paint . at 1 1. 22 a rallon is lie paint raloe. ' Will not blister.' chalk. ' peel nor crack. It brushes out smoothly and corns welL Colors guaran teed to match color card Comes , ready to use. Roof and bare paint 58c. Pure Asphalt Paint for metal ' roofs, fences, etc. 57c. Vrnlhca ' Dili. Brushes. Etc; all at rock-hot ' torn prices. Write for catalog and our fret, color car THE SPOTLESS CO. v 275 Shockoe Lane, Richmond, Va. , .Department of Agriculture which HT? wf A I.AW1 goes vail over the United States dis- cussesthe subject in connection witH the recent .'sale of Shorthorns at Asheyille. In part it says : o i In one case six farmers purchased one .bull for their joint use. Each of . them was a farmer who did not feel Lena, S. G come WM. A. LAWTON. . , iini il il II i CwicltyiOto m lineal feet w " per minuie Finished Lumber Always Sells' work it up set Hustler Pliner and Msfcher - ivr ItUVslUsSt vviuwftt wsawawa,- boarding, etc. ' None better,costa tittle makes monsy oalcklr. Write today for circular and prices. - . ., SALEM WON VVOnUS, SOS So. liberty Street, r . Winston-Salem, N.C., and Colombia, S. C. l Address nearest point, v v ; x t ! - ' ' mi i Good Bulletins for Young and Old IF YOU haveva' pig club in your f school 'and you ought to have, the ;vv ;v.vY4u wyuicudjc.: .ture has a special bulletin, issued No- high or even mpderatepriced bull for - vember 25, 1914, on "How Southern ;w?hC5vi Farmers May Get a Start in Pig Rais- the use of a good bull for one-sixth jng , of the purchase' price appealed as an n , , , excellent inVermerir - Tn ntW Perhaps you have a poultry club in - ' .v i : .'. ' tfAIH I r n 1.1- TT jrvui oviiuui.' j.i su, &ciiu tu ine UUll- ed States Department of -Agriculture at Washington for the special bulle- iewer tarmers. clubbed . together to purchase a; bull-' which suited them. Othr Bulls' were purchased by indi vidual 'farmers -who intend standing . thematpublic service. , "la most- case whei where communities tin issued. November 30, 1914, "Sug gestions on Poultry Raising for the Southern Farmer." OUR HEALTH TAW: j. m IlEWCtvOPTuRiap Seed For 25c. I will send you Dostoaid one ounce each of my bestTurniD 7 ounces, all different in beautiful Uthoeraoh oacketS.for 25c. delivered at your Dostoffice. - 5,000 of these collections sold lastyear Free A copy of my 48 pate Illustrated Seed Catalogue, a cor rect, guide for fall planting. Send 25c. to-day. : -CHRIS REUTER. NEW ORLEANS. k. :" Jmwear;' wire fence ts made of new steel-' JuMe galvanized -lasts twice as lonff!All rtyles. Can't sag. Preiirht naH. nirJ:' Wte TO-DAY for eeWPcrk?: ; epu p v sannnaii. Ea. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ! w j 0 2 bushfel.:; Quick cropper. w. A. Edwards, Westvllle, "8. C. Route rr i5nted y Yung Man Positlo-n as" farm oZfrA i916' " References .".' given.- J. R. ng, Cades, S. C. : ; ;.. ,""v'-; ; , : hlfnr,1SaleT'ReIstered Red Polled "Bull In 2 , lme, for. service. Also Berkshire boar, Route i W Pharr,' Charlotte, N. C.i w. h. Davis, Box 71 4r Augusta, Kebo led Georgia syrup, 35c gallon. Barrels rinrV-bVvl TV rP ' rnnnpr,;,,,!,, fi, ' The boys in the pig clubs might be bull is to be' cared for and managed nteested in another bulletin;issued by one of the purchasers. . The cost Ty thls ?'?-e PYtment on How to of keeping the bull will be prorated ,Use Anti-hog-cho era Serum. Any- liKyi among the joint owners. In other in- ' ? f 18 ; wonn, naving tnese Dune yourselves. Use the f -. . tins for use with the farmers wfinse stances i,ne Keeper oitne sire is to re- .... r r r tain .a part or all of the service fee, ren-are m your schopl.-Univer- .depending Rpn , the amount of ser--. 51 News Letten -. V- V Vice . rendered, vy here bulls are own id by anVihdividualvand 3food at -public Service ,; in the community a straight service fee will be charge. ; Western 'JKof th'J:Caflihay quite, mountainous, but" the land is; fertile arid the valleys produce good yields of corn and otheir forage, r The steep mountain sides furnish abundant 6p portunity for! the grazing of beef cat tle during "a large part of the year. ; "Since January-1, 1915, severaK of tne counties of the state have organ ized beef cattle breeders' associa- dassociaios have been itrL , 1 . I i i . . organs at normal functions under the ereihiCfaI?,tallVa -la g tP wrse conditions in which we-live. chasetht necessary, sires for a .com- ,Th ki . carries off cnormous W4s te manity, by-advancing-the necessary- , ..s ; , , money the: valuable service to their people. - ' r: nA ' rri j x r j t' i irom lack ot exercise and proper diet, The adoption of one breed of cat-, - ..- i i. e i J 1 tie by a county or section of a state , . t, 5? nP tMn.v, ai mnt. arid, the: cooperative purchasing- and, 0 the w0r for'all, and do it' for a Aumpfchln .of hiillQ are twn m- the - . r . .. w" --T..", - " : ? while;-.iJut. presentiyv they, .tto: on urged upon the people by the depart ment : in v the - beef-cattle - "extension w6rk. wliich is being conducted in co operation with the various , state agri cultural colleges. This sale was a-result of such work and proved'to be a r ealization of the plan which wasl 6ut- liried." " v:r--.?:. BRIEFLY .itated, arid ;in general ; ternis, all diseases that; attack the : human body4'get their hojdin thesys teria simply because JtheoranV for waste elimination are" riot permitted ! or. helped., to. .perform'1 theit normal : functions. Whin waste is not elimi nated it. becomes poison and breaks : down' the human 'machine, before it , has-run half its' course.: ' The-. organs , of , eliminatiori are the strike, and the jig is up with you. . Dr.-Charles E. Barker x' : 5;nd kegs. Georgia. trS pJants and Summer. Cabbage Plants BhiPi " txr , . u paQKea, ngni. jj-ree pam- North CaroZe"eitt Sow, Plint Farm, Charlotte, i th8. .thirty-five dollari; Brasstown' v6"A .uouar8 eacn. -uan scroggs, tyfvs"1 ' S?1tT"134 acres, .Nottawiy Coun-, tlve ihii G.0,0ldings a.nd rpadsj'produc R?E PHnl3,5l0' , Lts -of other good places; Lflfnnce, Ralelrh. N.C. f., ' be S1P as.8lt in house work.-WiU S. 1? Churoi, k?11 Mention references. iVnurch, Madison Hf.iirht . v v . : . Hed . BTkshlrft-Plnf v,tt . j "i n rtnri -.j . . - " "v . sows- iTft a"r feeding, from large, S. c. ! S C' ot S. D; Black, J Veryi large., prplidc Ingram, Taylors; Cli les froln range ,,,a 40-acYe Parm Five lnS retan hl2f nvll,e S' c-' fo a. dairy do n shades wnf ' ould aerate' a- dairy Virgin Wrlte F Green,: Schoolfleld, , ,- :.--N - ' RENLI- your! subscript" TIONS THROUGH US r IT yolmtney! e wniiiaeUy l8t 4 8Peclal clu on any papers you may attended1!,?' ne money order and it's all THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER v' Excuses for Lazy Brains RECENT . writfj has said that; farmers should be"1 taught - the value-i of. diversified - farming, .. the value of hog. raising, and the. value of giving; attention to the canning of waste' fruits and vegetables." But the sariie writer als'6.i says tha.t whemyou attempt icy make farmers -living vl$ miles from a railroad station realize thisTyou are -up' against a -knotty proposition ; and he is certainly light.' Such 'f olks siniply will 'not start ; will not try: arid when ypii approach them they think they have a good answer for4ybu;;-:4;v:.: J ;For example, In conversation with a; weli-tordo fanner in February, I nie"nti6ned;sbmethmg I had recently rfad anil asked 'hini if 'be "reamuch. '"10" "he said, "when a man plows all day he doesn't feel like reading at night."N6w :as a fatter of fact, -I know that man does not plow all day. He has1 the,. help of hir grown sons and Negro help as well, and runs pos sibly three or, four plows, But when I tried to show liim what ,he . missed by not reading, the ftrm papers, he We should riot, pull fodder because it damages the corn more than the fodder is worth. To harvest the corn crop, put up silage enough for winter, shred some for feed, and let your best corn mature for grain. -J. O. Wood ward, Montezuma, Tenn. . - j IMiiSra- Pnnnrl b -. f v m v 14 OnePouhd A Single. Pound of will richly fertilize ; an acre of land. When crops of peas, beans, clover, alfalfa and other legumes are inoculated with these scien tifically raised and sturdy germs. the soil obtains an unequalled Nitrate richness in the Nitrogen they derive from the air. Seven velars of practical experience in the South hes taught us how to Sroduce germs to nave them pro uce the resulti in the field. Nitra-Germ has produced where others have failed. . If yon want to enrich your lands and. save fertilizer expense, write, us to-day , for full information. Nitra-Gcrm Company, Dept. D, Savaniiata, Gn. Attractive Offer tot Agents ROYAL H A Y PRESSES ONE HORSE i nw nvnaii ' OR POWER THE ROVAL DOCS TH C WORK A Vfc You can make one of onr presses pay for itself quick. Baled hay saves barn space r- finds a ready market and gets a better price. We build a press that will suit your-our prices are right;' Catalog describing each style and telling about ca pacities, weights, etc . , sent free on request. CHATTANOOGA IMPLEMENT & M FQ.CO. NO. I BOYOSJ SlTATtoiN CH ATTANOOQA TENN. , Continued use by the same PEOPLE is the strongest possible argument in favor of your trying Ask your dealer or write The H. B. DAVIS CO., Baltimore, III for information. : MONEY IN SQUABS. Squabs from our carneau weigh a pound at four weeks old. Largest squabs, easy to raise, biff profits, best pigeon known. Write for particu lars. RIVERSIDE SQUAI YARDS, CourUand, Va. 1 WHAT BRANSON SAYS ABOUT ' "How Farmers Co-operate and Double Profits,19 . By CLARENCE POE. , Prof. ,E. C. Branson, than whom perhaps no man in the South ranks higher a$ a student of "Southern rural problems, .writes as follows regarding "HOW FARMERS COOPERATE AND DOU BLE PROFITS": r '''-W "Dear Doctor Poe: I went to bed with your new book the. other, night. It is my Only. hance to read anything thoughtfully. It was . . bo intensely interesting that I really did not put 'it down until ! had ; ' finished it along in the early , hours of the morning. ' c "Th6 thing to do now Is .to get it into Jthe .hands of. the .wide-awake ' farmers, 1 bankers and legislators." It is almost the only book that shows up a competent knowledge of Southern economic problems, and it will be a mortal pity if it. cannot get into wide circulation properly. , -" 'I shall: be using .this book, also Morman's volume on Rural Credits, ' . ; with my classes next year." , : v . . . Get Copy Today ! 256 pages, cloth binding. . . . . ... . . .Price $150 With The Progressive Farmer one yea ........... $2X0 Free copy for seven new25-cent subscriptions. Address all orders to , ' ' : ' - THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER. '-I,',-- :-: : .v . ,-". v : SPECIAL OFFEB If yop have already renewed your subscription this year, you. can gefe-a. eopy for 1 Just as if you were sending your renewal . now. , - ... v , . .........
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