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THE PROGRESS.VE FARM r 70 , (16)' Vt 7 2 f FISH FISH FISH Drop us a card and we will put you on r to something with which you caiUurn. your neighbor "green with envy" by catching "dead loads" of them in streams where" he has become, dis gusted trying to catch them the old fashioned way. It will tickle you to ""see it catcJf house and musk rats, and will soon clear your fishing place, of terrapins and crawfish. It patches at all. seasons, something no other tackle will do. EUREKA FISH TRAP CO., Griffin, ' Georgia. OUR FARM NOTEBOOK 10 Year Guarantee mm OTTAWA M-py SSK FNGINES T7TTH my KeroBene Engine you can ct more w power from a gallon of 12c Kerosene than you can from a canon of 20or26 cent gasoline in any gasoline engine. No cranking, no batteries, easy to start, easy to operate. All Sizes and Styles. Ui H-P. to 2? H-P. FREE DOOK Beforeyouarrangetotryanyen my latest and finest S-coior book makes . jroa onaer stand engines like yon want ; to. Low prices, if you write . today . CEO. E. LONG. OTTAWA MARFACTUMRQ CO. 1096 Kin St. Ottawa, Kau m w in- Tii mm mm Gent on 10 Days' Trial tor - Insures crop success tn wet land. Bares hillsides. Digs V shaped ditch In any soil. Ad justable to narrow or wide cut. Mostly steel, Reversible, Equals 100 men. Write for free book, prices, terms and . money-back guarantee. tlmplo Fara DifchsrCa., Its. 4 TIME for that. picnic or .'fishing tript . Be sure to get in abundant grazing crops for ihe fall pigs. ,; , , . The wise farmer keeps-his work planned ahead-i-saving something for.. a rainy day. , ".'", It is well to keep up the cultivation as long as one can. kill weeds and save moisture. " ' v ' - a file to the field with you and "touch iip" the dull spots; occasionally; The calves and colts should not be neglected, as winter will be hard on them if they go into it in thin flesh.' Seeds were scarce this Year and will probably . be still harder to get next vear unless farmers save an abund ance. 7 Take stoct of your forage needs for the -coming year and grow; Enough feed crops to meet them without pull ing fodder. ; WANTED: LETTERS FOR OUR COVER CROPS SPECIAL SOIL-SAVING and oil-building are two jobs no Southern farmer, can afford to ignore, because upon them depend, our whole agri- .ulturaKfuture. And in saving our soils and building them up to'a higher state of productiveness, cover crops to keep our plant , foods from washing and leaching away are almost absolutely necessary.". ; ' '. ' " ' On July 27 we issue a "Cover Crops Special," in which we will deal particularly with such great crops as crimson and bur clovers, vetch, oats, rye and wheat and how they have been and are being used to save and build our soils. For this number we invite short,, snappy experience letters from our readers. Remember, tell what you have actually done,' and make your letter shortpreferably not over 300 words...; Good clear pictures of cover crops are also wanted and we will pay cash for them. ' . For the, best letter received we offer $5, $3 for the second best, $2 for the third best, and $1 each for the ten next best. All letters must reach us by Saturday, July 13. t Tent caterpillars may i)e put out of business by singeing with a torch of rags soaked in kerosene. ' Cultivator hoes may be kept in good shape polished and free from rust by constant use 1 Vyhy tolerate the dull hoe? Take THE ROYAL rJUTSTIOR .THELIGHT-DRAFT-WONDkR The Royal Junior, is a substantial one-horse Press. The bearings of the Rower are chilled. The Plunger'Head is all steel reinforced and has four rollers. The Chamber is 14x18 with feed opening 14x22 inches and is 6trong and durable. A The Royal Junior is the best one-horse Baler, on the market. V . ' EQUIPMENT. Tongue," Doubleiree, Singletrees, Neck Yoke, Jock ey Stick, Hay Table, Monkey Wrench, Oil Can and Tool. Box. Write for complete catalog ontwohprse power and engine power Presses. B. F. AVERY & SONS, Dept. H, Atlanta, Ga! Dispose of the roosters as soon as they are of marketable size unless they are to be sold for breeding stock." ""Every weed is an enemy. Fight them in pastures, fence corners, and on roadsides as well as in cultivated fields. . ' '.' Fertilizers . for fall use should be ordered earlyk This is the only safe way to make sure of getting them before using time. . I . ' . . , ' " f-, 4 ' 1 t- ' Have you completed plans for that silo? Better have things ready to begin work when the cultivating sea son is over. If you are going to put in a fall crop of Irish potatoes, Lookout Mountain,; Sir Walter Raleigh, Hoosier, or "Green Mountain are good varieties. nnnr Lb nX :R3i eM- them runnlnjr wlthcH1t.(-ZlS!!?r,.no- 111 xoo.OGkJ utl.Aod r.munm. -" oom, i hi fftrwlra.8iMtan. Until ituaSSHtfn. iMrln. from iff, J h .p.It "ntTDoftirft I mm MARKET AND CROP NEWS WIN NOilMR GTCircH Standard Packer Cans with Solder Hem med Caps Wax Sealing Cans with Wax Strings. Friction Top Syrup Cans. All . sizes. Wc ship any "quantity desired. Write for prices. - . : - VIRGINIA CAN COMPANY, Buchanan, Virginia Wo maintain a distributing warehouse at Chattanooga, Tennessee North Carolina Markets Prices raid by .merchants for farm products in the markets of North Carolina for the week ending Sat. day, June 15, as reported to the Division of Markets, Wm. B. Camp, Chief: . rru t nnmnnn TOCK IT SCvC ZS R N" V STOCK LIKE IT DROP BRICK IH FEED BOX I'V- XICC -CONTAINS COPPERAS FOR WORMS, SULPHUR FOk THE BLOOD, SALTPETER FOR THE KIDl EY5. NUX VOMICA, A TONIC AND PURE DAIRY SALT. . USED BY VETERINARIANS U YEAR1 NO DOSING. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR BLACKMAN'S OR WRITE " Blackmam Stock Remedy Company Chatta nooifa Jcnn Great Factory Enlargement Sale For JULY only you can get the Biggest liedding Bargains, be cum we must make room to en arge our, great Sanitary Factory. Tremendous stocks of finest bedding and bedroom fitting must ha sold now at sacrifice prices. Thenall prices nua Tto Btaowln? tn War Costa of Wool. TirkW T.orlli t IiT" 99 TO wsT?1a -r " ' km.v. 0, ajnuvr. Cldcst. Largest. With SIOO.OOO jCepital Invested Never Again Such Prices! AISS00-, p'i tor em Kir to inch Blah Oualit mnA i or.i,Noi2f 00 LifatliM oomfert and coaranUad idJfkBil 'JStZlS'? fdr-sif FEEK. ELAKXETS CCMFCSTS, uce : beospieabs tadtOPCUH FEATKER BEOS Asherille Charlotte Durham Fayetteville .. Hamlet Lumberton ... Kaleigh ...... Salisbury .... Scotland Neck ' - j I fa II g i I i I cwt.) bbL $2.00 .... $2.25 4.00 ... 2.00 $1.10 2.20 2.50 $3.00 1.80 $6,50 1.90 .75 2.25 3.00 .... 2,50 tl.50 1.95 .95 2.50 3.00 .... 1.80 ..... 2.10 1.00 .... 2.75 .... 2.00 1.75 2.00 .... 2.00 .93 2.50 3.25 3.00 2.00 .... 2.00 1.15 .... 2.25 3.50 .... -V'7 1.90 1.05 .... 2.25 "Mow TWf n tnofl T)imViAl s' ! . Early Irish PotatoeaHjGrowers' prices: North Caro lina potatoes sold during the week as follows: Eliza beth City: Grade 1. (over 1 inches in diameter, 12 pecks to the bbl) $33.50 per bbl.; Grade 2. between -1 and 1 Inches in diameter) $1.75 per barrel. Washington: Grade 1, $2.253.50; Grade 2, $11.50. Aurora: Grade 1, $38.50; Grade 2, $2. Bayboro: Grade 1 $2,753., .Names of potato growers who have potatoes for sale will be furnished upon request. Re quest. Grade 2 of white potatoes, if machine graded, equal to the quality of many of the potatoes retailed In North Carolina towns. PRICES OF BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE," POULTBY, . HOGS AND PEANUTS, e I" k Asheyille . Charlotte Durham Fayetteville ., Hamlet , Lumberton ,;, Raleigh ...... Salisbury Scotland Neck $0.25 .50 .45 a . .40 .40 . .45 .45 S..451 1 SI 1 $0.48 " .55 .50 t .50 t... .50 .55 .55 $0.84 .40 .35 .35 ,.40 .35 .35 .35 . .35 lb. $0,30 -.30 .35 . ,.25 .30 . . '. .37 .35 .35 lb. $0.22 .25 .25 .20 .25 t ;25 . .25 .25 cwt $22.00 20.00 lbtoo ' 20.00 20.00 24.00 $0.32 .35 .35 .35 .35 .35 .35 J s 7 reanuisFer pound: Fayetteville: Virginia, 14c; Spaniflh. 12c: nnt.1nnfJ M.V. vi.ii- 'it?- ' Spanish. Tc. " PRICES 0F , COTTON, COTTON SEED AND COTTONSEED MEAL ' v ft" Charlotte Durham ..,,, Fayetteville .., Scotland Neck hi ,30.50 28.75 80,00 27.25 IS 53 ?1.00 1.08 - $52.00 . 52.50 52.00 8666 8,000 : to a Cora Binder. Sold Cani and !S &?IL& lold In eve7 state. Price niiTSS with Yodder"bioderr TholVseU ga herinM hsrreater on the mrkt. that ir?.enn ora faction. Dexter L WoVkT -" A.I wouia not lass umes tne price of the machh. i? i oould not get another one." Clarence F. HukkIm si,1 mors. OUa. i "Works 5 times better thin f lft? Raved t4(l In Khnr thla fail t T", "PWttd. TUle. Ohio: "I havs us5d aeoi XSTU'jS aU and takes less twine- of any machine I have used. ' John F. Eaag, Mayfleld, Oklahoma-C ; harvester gave good satisfaction while using &mZ Blip." K. P.' Ruegnits..Otis, Colo.: "Just rSd'?-' letter from - my father saying he received th. binder and he Is cutting rorn and cane now SlH wSf tnA trcaasell lots of them n at yw PROCE88 MFQ. CD., 8ALINA. KANSAS. The Threshing Problem tAlai AaH wnu aua toy mw s3UlVI!li mown Tto' t,oata blnatlon machine. Nothing liki it "Tnt michiM I navs been looking for for 30 years." W. F. Mu. fair. "It win matt every demand." H. A. Monis. Dtrtfltor lenn, bp. BtaUoo. Booklet II frit. ' KltER PEA 4 BEAN THRESHER CO. Marrlatiwi, Tan. -J an Tt nw ror uinu. moDiv a&v ift i 50M VS. Stvlna Write for Greatest monav nv lug fence bargain book ever printed. Brown fence ia made of Heavy DOUBLE GALVAN IZED Wire. - Reaitts rust lonoett. Also Gates and Barb Wire. Lew Factory Prices. Freight Prepaid. Write for free fence book and sample to teat. . , THE BROWN FENCE WIRE CO. DPtC 7; Cleveland, OhH DAISY FLY KILLER tSkfWii tllea. Neat, clean, or namental, convenient, cheap. Lasts all season. Made of metal,can't spill or tip over; will not soil or Injure anything Guaranteed effective. Soldtydealeri,or88ent express prepaid for Jl 8AK0LO COMERS, 100 DeXsib Avenue, Brooklyn, H.fi Bljftl I $ 30 Days TRIAL GIVEN n Down-Year to Pay I l(MwKirONB.MANSWmp I II I withaklrattoeanpnllbiBS-est. V M tootMac tumpa-auica,ej I Vi- hallfatlafidrkeep.pull .-J .k nna vaar to Dir. - II no AJ.KlrstinCo 1 222 Lanllngton bcuaba, Mlctir kaMa iui . srrDOSENE ICaJ JlOne off the beatinaJJJ old dJreetbelowcompetltion. Utestve-in-Mss ..j.i. liver fuel cost. old dJreetbelowcompetltion. wtesi vaj -modsl: powerful, durable, low fuel coat. 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