1156 (12) n"fi" 4T w;i?mUirHERla FJM imsnnrsj sumwvw;ww.w, yry ' " vanu wuOB or mistreating liVP i '"4b ' who has had any trottMft Wt?nhlS 88cnto stock at once concludes that the harshest nf l 7 nrtttC"SS5.,?Iri.l5 w 1 olease use the blank on page 19 to tell us about - , e narshes of meas. " -' - - . j , - - ; r...; m uic uamcst Ol. icrms -1 11 ' w inn r i w 11 1 iiaj HUE .. , V : , : THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER successful Jubilee campaign': last spring,, putting .than will; be -found amongan equal numh on several .'thousand' new-subscribers a. week, it , landlords.' It has been our observation ti, f - was natural for some errors to creep in, We ;are : ol the w -f g j. n that one -' most anxious, however, to correct all such errors, ..'J . f ;enant ln a mood as well as any that may have been -previously, to .beat his landlord is for the latter to start the made. If there is anything wrong with your own Seating game first; similarly the landlord It, . . .i it t. ,rUr.,w r j t.:. 1 .j. .i. . . 1 lu wno The Progressive Fanner Company Qaearporated un&a tie Inn ef KoxCk OuroCnt.) 119 W. Hargett St., Raleigh, N. C. CLARENCE FOE. TATT BUTLER, a L. IIOSS, . . W. P. MASEY, JOHNS. PEARSON, I. A. UARTIN, . FkesidfBt tnd Editor Ylce-Preiidettt and Editor - , If anagina Editoi . v : Contributing Editol , . Secretary-Treasurer . Advertisfna Ibnisei When Money : Saving Means Crcctcr w E' ARE going to keep reminding our read ers of the importance of saving some money are none tnn for" such a. renter. ' , One of the most -'successful landlords we know a man who has . been : conspicuously successful ' getting and keeping the best tenants anywhere in his section tnatcps tf- a rtit n . . : " . w 10 impress.' uiwu uv wapvuHg, iwani ; we mutual obliM o fbi fall while crops a,e bringing -good toe contract. He emph J. L. Mosfoxd. General Representative THE community fair idea is spreading fast. The Lancaster, S. C., News reports that in that one county five neighborhoods Pleasant Valley, Van Wyck, Antioch, Oakhurst and Flint Ridge have already arranged to hold such fairs this fait We congratulate Lancaster on its progressiveness. THERE are in Mecklenburg County, NV- ten country churches of one denominationPres byterian that own country church homes' for their pastors. The University News Letter doubts whether any other county in the South can make a better showing in this respect and so do we. prices. And to this end we are going to quote again the late James J. Hill's emphatic saying: "If you want to know whether you are des tined to be a success or not you can easily find out. The ' test is simple and infallible : Are you able to save money? If not, drop out. You will lose. You may . thinknot, but you will lose as sure as fate, for the seed of sue-. - cess is not in you. aSl7Pe particularly the fact that th i partnership, neither party to which should seek an unfair advantage, but rather under which every effort is to be made to advance the interests, of both. His tenants at the outset are impressed withhis reasonableness, justice and honesty, and his attitude of a square deal to all, and in conse- AM 4 RAW 4 It f tf aa it Huwjvt. jf uiwusciYw are n meir mettle to There is indeed great moral value in saving money- ?rov,e by thrworks thaUhey can be as just and the right way. That means denying yourself today u F oungations as tenants FEATURES of' next week's Progressive Farmer will be "Home Sanitation," by Mrs. Hutt; "A Success Talk," by Senator Lodge, of Massachu setts ; livestock Suggestions for October,1' by Dr. mean being boss oi yourself to the extent that Butler, and "The Menacing March of the Boll in order to promote some noble purpose tomor row. It doesn't mean miserliness! It doesn't mean cheating the wife out of labor-saving ; conven nencesi the home out of books, papers, flowers and paint, or'.the child out of. school advantages, in order to accumulate a bank account. But is does as their landlord is of his as landlord. The results are seen in lands that aje getting better instead oi wearing out; average? yields are rising instead of falling jiaridja long list of the very best tenants in the count are always waiting to rent land on this particular farm. What this landlord has done, any landlord may B.I.MosT worthy expenditures in order to. save for , more " ':' ' ' ' :' ; r worthy ones. nHe that ruleth his spirit is better A FRIEND calls our attention to a misleading than he that taketh a city," and economical saving n error in the "Reference Special" of The Pro gressive Fanner, where the statement is made that in treating . seed oats to prevent smut, one paraformaldehyde to forty parts water should be used. This" is of course incorrect, and the correct proportions are ae pint of formaldehyde to forty gallons of water. you can command yourself to refrain front all less . wh" nee tenants a,re f omg, any tenant may uu, pruviucu, (tiwiiys, lauuiora ana tenant go about the business in a spirit of mutual helpful ness and cooperation, making the business a real partnership. v ScmD Tc& of Sell-edccation 'PHE Dallas News voices the general opinion of A the press in saying that the rumor of a 12-cent accounts: 'Tninimmn price on cotton was so absurd that everybody should have recognized it as a fake. As the News puts it: "It is a pretty safe prediction that all the . middling cotton sold at 12 cents a pound this V year can be stored conveniently in a small sized capsule.' calls for Just such rulership of the spirit. Nowhere in the United States, unless it be in New England, have we : developed thrift in the degree that it exists abroad. Collier's , Weekly proves this by printing the following table show ing for each important country the number habitants out of a thousand who had savings Switmtland v 65$ Denmark .... . . ...... 442 Norway 415 Sweden ........... . .. 104 Beleiom ...... .. ..... 317 New Zealand ........ Sft France' - . .......... ,r 'S44 It js important to remember, moreover, that not Cerwany ...... .. . . . SIT Cagland 12 Australia ............ m Tasmania ............ Sit Japan ,.....; 1 United States fDRICES were marked down because of the heavy receipts," has been a statement fre quently appearing in cotton market reports this .fait From now until Christmas is a critical period in cotton marketincr. and what orices shall be will w , . .. . largely be determined by the action of the growers themselves. We can sell gradually, and get 15 cents ; or more for every pound sold, or we can throw the whole crop on the market within a few . weeks and take: several cents a pound less. Are ; yo going to get what your cotton is worth ? TX7TIH the present record-breaking prices of If paper our expenses next year will be unpre cedented thousands of dollars heavier than ever . before. We believe our eaders will wish to help kansas, and Louisiana comhined.1' . " us offset this difficulty as much as possible, and There has never been a better time than now fS .LIVCSncnd to the Southern farmer to start savmff some promptly, and send us one new subscription, we . can; have much; more money available for tmprov- it- - - " Jt - ; . mg ihc paper ai when you renew ; next year's copies. CIOUTHERN farmers have been spending around show-.. $50jDOOX)0 a year for commercial fertilizers- ,..., -r season Jy men who know they ought to study fer tilizers more caxefully but fail to do it The farmer who is to educate himself and succeed must say: I've got to learn about potash, nitrogen, phosphoric acid and lime and what they do in the soil. About what they cost and what they ought to cost. About 'whether my type o.f land already has enough pot ash, lime or nitrogen. About whether this crop I am going to plant needs more or less of this or that element than most people apply. And so I am going to make myself study fertilizer bulletins The ss only is the United States behind other countries, ' hut our Southern states are shamefully behind other states in the matter of systematic saving. vfaiw: From now until Christmas is a critical period M wc Pn t sometnnego, "Massachusetts fertilizer hooks, and 1 am going to write in cotton marketing, and what prices shall be will hasnt but 300,000 people tncluding men, women, progressive Farmer or the experiment station for cnuoren ana mianis in arras, out ovjmj or tnem whatever mfonnation I can't figure out tor have deposits in savings banks nearly everybody , myself." . . old enough to know a quarter from a dime, it That's the sort of spirit that will save money in seems. There are five, times as many savings tJlc fertilizer matter. Such a farmer will not spend bank depositors in that one. state as there are in all the twelve states of Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennesseev Ar- money oh elements that won't pay 100 cents for each $1 expended; f And on the other hand he will be sure to buy fertilizers just so far as they will pay $125, $JiO or. $2 in profits for every $1 he puts fntothem.'W'-i:r;;' The same sort of farmer will say: "Well, hefe I am soendinir hard-earned dollars every month and ' ' evefy vt&ffltimcji&'a fced and hog feed Just as I ought to learn about tenuizcr, and serving our subscribers, And A" SqulC Dcd the TcZMU h it Net I ought to learn about feeds, and just as I have wjon t fbrget to get a bir - " " ' - ' ' ',;v ... - v , cota&h to meet soil needs, so I am going to learn IX DOES1TT pay to sell cotton m the seed. Au- W balance protein, carbohydrates and fat to meet thoritics have been savins? this a lone time, and KT two-sided business orooosition. imntW. on mA. Ant T m tmW tn ett books and newyjaroof of the fact is given in a bulletin Just issued by. ther United Mates Department of Agri culture giving ; the result of ; some investigations. After allowing?for:ithe cost of ginning, it was found that the loss from sellpg in the seed (as - compared lwilh: selCng; lint and- seed separately) ' itift "ntifriA from an averace of $1.75 oer bale for kw middling to an average of $7.60 per bale for - irood middlinsu The total . white Brades sampled ?715 or an average of the part of - both landlord and tenant, the tA tAo and master them - . - .. . ', . UU IVIUJ RHU W V v.j scrupulous recognition of certain obligations, before Iquit; - :'i::--' y : V Failure on the part of either party to the contract ; This is the fe a man t0 to fulfill his obligations is the cause of 90 per cent educate himself m farming. of all the troubles between lessor and lessee ' ' ' - - ' In the first place, a land!ord,because: fie is a land- . A twi'thf frr 't3 Week A & A mm . - al loss, on 586 bales of the lord ls not necessarily seeking to rob the tenant, by the investigators was t0 exact, his pound of flesh,? nor, on the other -w urrL-Mmtv compa?- . v;. o-..:M m J "cSS, HZy aaa ,inoittercnt to his and -..Tffr: evU spirits as a vacuum craws iu . : dncinron page t9, and his assistants! The sub- aount it among a hundred tenants wll be found a r B ver ca your guard awin.t a craflsto? fffff FcriDer must De sausncn. . u-.? ACr;-. less-numDer of - untrustworthy men - BE 'Jff .SSJLJKri Effir ti 5 pm

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