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Saturday January, 13, .1917 ' 'CO 37 ....Hi ''Vi&$trzs$W- " ill " : -i v.t r. f.LI " -i: t . . - ?'i UltJoaiiia) iiipiimi'i!! q FART.3R1? INSTmJTES FOX EASTERII CAROLINA . Drinc the Moathg o January and February Tkree PartUa WiU Hold InUtate i& Eatert North Caro lina lntiUte for Mn and Alo n'-. , Woman at Each Place r Mentioned Below - TJNDER the direction of the North V Carolma Department; ot Agricul tnre, seventy-five farmers and farm women's institutes . will be held in eastern North Carolina during the fnoaths of January and February. No farmer or farmer's wife can afford to 5 are easily' made from; our fam-' ous BRED-UP Papershell ! Pe can Trees, v Now is the time to set out pecan trees for' best re sults. Every tree highly BRED, and GUARANTEED -to 'bear . true to variety", and please you in every respect. 'Express pre paid and trees." shipped .imme diately. . BIG BOOKLET.- on HOW TO GROW,-WHERE TO GROW - AND , THE PROFIT. IN PECAN CULTURE, FREE.' Write forit AT ONCE. . L E. BASS & SON PECAN CO., ttfMBERTON.MtSSL ; 3 . -2.lt Fredv Eslijhle, Pure CSsrsstscsr ta Fleass I Krerr Gartanet ud Planter I noma tei? our Aexwan uwwn sMi , SPECIAL OFFER FOB 1 lift We win mall FAMOUS- C1 t pk Dr Iterator , 1 pkg. Princes Radlsfer 1 pkg. SeH-Qrawtng Celery teed Ci t oka. Eariy Arrow-head i pkg. Fuiiertoti Market Lcttwe v : Also XZvarleties Choice Flower Seeds Write iodsy! 8m cente to hefr pay PMtai.aapeekinf aaoVieeefre xn aoora nunoo txunev tion'' ancl war Knr tsataoe -Ut Bsnbtft Quid. Great Kortftsrn Setl ts. S73tatt I I I wwtoftla onr i ,i DLLKCTUm I '! VSlOcl - ... . oo JWl ... 20c Ull sow Hfl -xrs III $!.& fell flNl a m - a. .. an- !' GARDEN TOOLS ffl? Answer the farmer'sbfE questions: How can I hare snood garden with ease expanse r now nave pinty at rresh can thwwife ; eeMtaMe f or tha homo table with bast labor I mr'MiSggsSSL solves the Beaten labor ecobfcm. 21 sl laxea and k'L - Wheal ..-X. on mm rvi ' the place of many tools in nonmmoaaw &ewa.ee cultivates, weeds, ridoea etc JrjetterttanolA'Ciaie tools. , A woasan. boy or orirL can pfib it and dodsB hanri- worn. m eu mfnotee. 88" combine Cieng.t3.2S ta-jlB.OO Write ff booklet. miss the institute held nearest, and every North Carolina reader should note the date of such meeting and re solve now to attend. The territory will be divided into three sections and coxered by. three parties. , The first party wilt traverse Wil soin, Pitt; Nash. Northampton, Gates. Franklia and nearby counties Places of meetings and dates in this terri- tory are as follows i Jaoaary ZDstltvtee 17 Kendtsr. 18 RoQla Ridge. 19 Stanhope -Highs - n School. 20 Speed. 22 Gatesvillfr. 23 Rich Square. - 24 Dixie. S. H. 215 Stokesi 2 ftw-WUliamstoa 2T RobersonvlUe. 29 Redi Oak H. S. 30 Elm City; 81 Saratoga,. The "eastern party" will be under the direction of T. B. Parker and will hold institutes as" follows: , . . February Institutes 1 Oriental. . , 2 Newport. 3 Beaufort 5 Beach Grove. 6 Pollccksville. 7 Maysviaie. 8 Harris Creek H. 9 Richlands. 10 Sharon. 12 Moss Hill. 13 Arba. 14 Hooka. 15 Rosewood H, at a" February Institutes 1 Farmville. 2 Greenville. ; 3 Seaboard. ' 5 Aurelian Springs. 6 Norlina. T Enon. 8 Hester. 9 FrankUnton. 19 Clement Acade- my. : 12 R oyal Cross Roads. 13rJusttce Jaaury lastitutea 12 MoyoclC Iff Camden C. H. 191 Salem. . 29 Whites tana S. H. 22 Columbia. 23 Cherry. 24 Pun&o St H.' 25 Swan. Quarter. " 2 ft Wmsteadville 9. H. 2T Ropeft 29 Epworth .. S. H. SO Ernul. 31 Bayboro. S. s. IfFl I V.ITII01 rtfcowDiNATiori iiiabk I Uvi MmULl CUTTCn end Griiiding Will AFT v a. m ww rf eon b ta Vl Til . X 1 '.",XJ- V I ahaaM Mode alfalfas ' ..I i.i corn loadeK JeloTW haar. . peat vme bar; kafSreom. and aoOc in am need: either aetMwatafar mactd Varied DMDortiojiai w43k oofewwtuierwiU oatahaoxs,aeedoata.cre,baik eotn and auothergnma FULLY aUAJMNTKCO nr nltM a. rfonkla aafi xorita The third party, covering the south eastern part of the territory will oe tinder the direction of J. R. Rives, holding institutes at places and On dates named below : February Institutes. January Institutes 17 Cape Fear. 18 Lumber Bridge. 19 King- Hiram. 26 St. Paul. 22 Eastoren 23 Hayne S. H. 24 Piney Green. 25 Garland. 26 Harrell's. Store. 27 Atkinson. 29 Scott's, Hill. 30 Wrfghtsboro. 31 Winnabow. 1 Mt. Pisgah. 2 EXUEfi. 3 Old Dock. 5 Hallsborov 6 Tabor. 7 Chadbourn. -9 Ellzabethtown, 9 Elizanethtown. 10 Burgaw. 32 Concord S. H. 13 Beulah, 14 Calypso. . 15 Pleasant HBL 1 wojawiv rmxmet afe!SScffi!ia. DUPLCX HILL a Mrs. On Bea OlSSerlnflfUM, OMe mh mil fAafc nowt TMa rfoniMSahir Iwink i netfee . VemrfnhlM and flnm handaasMi Hlastntd; bMotifoi Mia, fenaa. A Relonary on f 1 llwWFtiW. a CmJttn K7K itarto. to. f V . ' II ? ' tQ-7S XtHaa, to. When writlnf to aatrtlera, ayx I nn wriUag you ai aa adverUser In The Pregrea ve Farmer, which ipiarantees the liability f all advertising It carrier", - " Sudan Grass Does Welt LAST May Mr. J. L. Seate, of Person County, planted two pounds of Su dan grass seed in rows, and gave' it some cultivation. He has harvested seven bushels of seed, weighing .about SO pounds per bushel, and has a fine lot of hay besides. The seed are plump and apparently of good quality. This seems to dispose of the idea that Sudan grass seed cannot be success fully grown in the East. When a farmer can harvest 175 pounds, of seed from one pound sowed, it does not appear that we need to go to Texas for - our seed, after next year. Mr. Seate threshed and cleaned his seed with an ordinary grain thresh er. Farmers who have fed some of tie hay report that'stock eat it read ily, seeming to prefer it to any other hay. . It is evident that Sudan grass has come to stay, and that it will be one of the leading hay grasses. Different rates of seeding in this county: indi cate that .25 to 3ft pounds of seed per acre is not too much, as the heavier the seeding; the finer and. better the hay, and the more easily cured. F. A BROWN, County Agent Roxboro, N. G WHAT DID SHE KNOW? ' At an evening party the hostess had coax ed a protesting guest to sing. After the song the went ap to him smiling. "Oh. Mr. Jenkmf, sne saio, -you mnai never ie" me train that you can't sing I know aewT i Argonaut. - - ". met usig Hatches With Less Work Old Trusty always did take toe eaka aa a work saver. This year it's still better. Note the handy thermometer holder on the door. Saves time and stooping. Also note the new tig oil drawer Holds five to six Quarts. Saves filhnsr tha lamp i Mora unbeatable thaa ever with these naw eomreaiencea. Get an Old Trusty and make more money with poultry, thie year. Over 700,000 now in use; Quick shipment and safe 'arrival gieranteed;fco factory at Clay Center or warehouse at St. Joseph; 14a., or Seattle. Wash. $9.60 buys our Old Trusty ''Special," redwood ease, double Walla, copper tank, thermometer holder; Creightpaid eastof Rockies. BOOK FREE Learn how OldTnstyowners make Wg money making hatches in coldest weathex. Write today. TheM. M. Johnson Go Clay Center, Neb, LaWS V2 the Labor of Planting Saves Seed and secures. fine even stand. Cheaper to cultivate. f, Ifoi a: , nuts and o I C-A planted with J :.. .jfr smoothes the ' "rP J tritli the sml, - - V ( the seed and covers T"" 1 1 - and scientific manner. foe cotton just above the iced for cern the It on i ins $lb ghttobe. "pui vm. me row, m e canon comes rpgzmva thrllty and vJgoroaav.aad witnent tranches. Thnsit umwc wr saiuiuv DiULU ddjitv BXUir itinir mnrt Tmmtor ai In planting it pnta the fertiliser below the seed ir c ar The- guano beine mixed with- the soil around the seed prevents the fertilizer being too strong; aa injur iag bw po-wes re grow, jwsz at soou as io see a spranis xearera is much ol grawingitiiff gets ahead of oart-wonn and belt weevu. csranungispreventea i Yen jarcthettweof a man and w&by dls ibwtingroano while planting with the Celev The Cole Plantex fa the strongest and meet ixxahfe of all. planters. It Is the most easilv operated. At every peiat jvm wilt pesttf? et fiaa that m work is best. It ataats cheaper aad better tnan anyplaiitex eves VallL The steel Coulter treats the crust throwing the trash and dry top osxth tnie the niddka jaeaonseusweyu.praMeuta&im Y aaapaa Tha press ova eswses tha eaxf a to heeeme com pact Just beneath, the seed; tteatiag what k Gives Cotton a Quick Start 2 chances at a Big Crop. Cotton, Corn, Beans, Peas, Tea- seed are . accurately Cole.. At one trip it , opens a lurrow. mixes covert it, opens again, plants them in the most accurate The Cole Planter No. 7 known as capillary attraction, that draws up I moisture from the earth to-the seed. , The loose earth on top Is a mulch, that retains I moisture areund the seed. I Seed fall in slain sifhL The wind cannot! blow them away. None ere wanteds the end of I P tn a stratgnt unei eaa ne eneppea teal aa n lowed, mem aecurateir. I reducing the ee st of emliivatien I The Colegives you a qsieh evea staao with sal rew seed as it is safe to plant. ----- - -The savingr seed and Ishor will more thva I pay tot tao mat iri net toe arst season. Writs C9 tzi 'CaCsldcae Our Fxea eetaleeae toUa all heal ta fastens I Cole Planter and labor saving dtttrtbutora I Shews hew te get more good from guano. I Write fei it. Buv direct ffrafrkl wrmalAt I ifyoaprtfar.aleeil mercaaai will aawaly the! Bos C00 Genuine Cole and guarantee too. satisfaction. The Cole Co. Charlotte, North Carolina "S. TO) I and J pose's m w am edls tre gronn not onfr to fell bat to grow again. l ne tact that 1916, out fortieth anniversary, proved to be our banner year, shows that confidence in the Hocrse. of Burpee contiouea to grow, t urree' . Annual for 1 0 1 7 Th Leading Amtrlcan S J Catatog is brighter, better and bigger than ever before. We have adoVdtwenty-twopages, making in all 204 pages, and best of all, yon will find thirty Burpee Specialties illostrsted in color. Burpee's Annual is mailed free upon request. A postcard will bring it. Write for your copy today and mention this publication. . . , V ATO BURPEE CO. Burpee Buildinga Philadelplua. ;, , When, writing ta advertisers say: "I am writing you as an advertiser In The Progressive Parmer, which guarantees the reliability of all advertising It carries." V
The Progressive Farmer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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