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if MP. Saturday, JanuajVl PilREBREP LIVESTOCK BERKSHIRES HILLCREST BERKSHIRE- Bi Benunires max n .vrfwririir for January Sale Sonne YOUNG We.Srl w GILTS that are good enough to head with pedigree. paiCES'lOW HILLCREST FARM, ' C WRKSVIVV BRIGADIER 187077; the 1920 Virgin Grand Champlen Duroc-Jersey Boar. Popular and Proven Sire. Worthy Grandson of Orion Cherry -King.- Brigadier's Bred Sow Sale Saturday, n. 28th, 1922 Curlei Neck Farm, Richmond, Va. THE BET LOT OP GILTS we have ever sold. Well grown out, typey, modem Duroc-Jerseys. Bred for March farrow, some April. ALL BRED TO BRIGADIER, all double treated, all guaranteed, alT light ILLUSTRATED CATALOG describes them. Contains information of interest to every farmer who keeps hogs. ; It is FBEE. Send post-card for it today. - BRIGADIER IS MAKING HOG HI STQBT. He is a great sire. His pigs were at the Raleigh Fair. Ask the men who saw them. THE SOWS WE HAVE SOLD in the past have made good. Have made money for the buyer, made friends for us and .for the" cause jOf good hogs. .., -i FARMERS NEED PUBEBBEDS more than ever. But they demand the bestPigs sired by BRIGADIER, out of these good sows, supply this demand. , OUR ILLUSTRATED .CATALOG has letters from men in North Carolina and Virginia who bought hogs from us. Send for the catalog. It's FBEE. . -SALE, SATURDAY. JANUARY- 28. 1922, CJJRLES NECK FARM. 15 Miles from Richmond. Va., on good road City headquarters: MURPHY'S HOTEL. BUS TO FARM. LUNCH AT NOON.. SALE AT 1 SHARP. HAYDEN IGLEHART, Auctioneer. Curies Neck Farm E. B. KEELEY, Supt, RICHMOND. VA. -Registered DUROCS for Sale BRED GILTS, PIGS, AND CHOICE HERD BOAST Priced Bight and Guaranteed to Please. C. D. MURPHY, Atkinson, N. C. Durocs Of Quality - Durocs BRED SOWS, BRED and OPEN GILTS. September figs Sons and daughters, grandsons and grand daughters of 8CISSOBS and JOB OBION II. M. C. EDDINS, . NORTH RIVER, VA. O. I. c. PMligretd o. I. c. Pigs, from 2 to 3 months fed; I-mooths-old Boars and Giltt: also -xnonths-olr Service Au out-of Stat and National prise-winning wood. Croas-bred pigs at pork prices. Stock must m m represented or money refunded. Write for, cir cular and prices. R. ft.' OWEN. . . Beafersl. Vs. POLAND. CHINAS SPOTTED POLAND-CHINAS n THE GREAT TRIPLB-ALLlANCB ' Or the Hog With the Greatest Outcross In the World. i CLUB BOYS AND GIRLS Write and learn how to get a pig FBEE. HEADQUARTER S FOB THE BEST. .-. v Prices to suit the times. IDYLLWILDE FARM, Creswell, N. C. HOLSTEINS HOLLINS HERD Accredited COWi HAV Y1ABLY RECORDS Heifers treated for the year as they come In. Since 1902 the herd hM buUt up for . PRODUCTION, and TYPE. The blood oTKINp SEGIS dominates" the hetd. BULL CALVES FOR SALE, JOSEPH A. TURNER, Mgr., Dept. F., Hollls, V T- "Villa Monte" Jersey Farm U now in Jm5 REGISTERED JERSEY - COWS, OW boy rebred to "RALEIGH'S MEAD l"(led 22 Grand v Champion Females . in- DR. ROfiTI,35el'.;.Dedlreea etc., -write. , "QBERT FAG IN, Exchange Bldg., Memphis. MoreOrtersTHdh w.t year. ifdvertised in Ibe Progs :?,SW5 'farmeh &ndV receded more" rV ; TKe BoD WeevU Problem (Concluded from page 10, column 4) around stumps in the field and it would not be a bad idea to burn out the stumps and old rotten logs in the woods near the fields. Topping Cotton Error COME farmers each year take up the M old fallacy of topping the cotton and plowing deeply alon side of each row to destroy the roots. The idea is to hasten maturity when the boll weevil appears in force. It will hasten matur ity without doubt, but it also cuts the yield and harms the quality of the crop. Rather than that, it would be better for a farmer to let the weeds and grass have free course. He will make as much cotton as by the top ping, root-destroying method, and make it cheaper. But, of course, the way to 'grow cotton is to fight the boll weevil. . Fallacy Regarding Cotton Seed IN SOME sections it has been found that farmers are ordering their cot ton seed for planting from territory not yet invaded by the boll weevil. Their idea apparently is that the boll weevil is like the grain weevil which gets into the seed. Absurd, of course. Seed bought in non-boll weevil territory 'are not freer from boll weevil attacks than seed ob tained in boll weevil regions. No wee vil is within a seed. The weevil lays no eggs in the seed to hatch out later on. Eggs are laid only in squares and bolls and if any of them fail to hatch out in the summer be assured they will never hatch out. Poison Gases Useless ATTEMPTS have been made over and over to poison the boll weevil with gases, even with the strongest known gases, but with no success. Yet we still have the gas man with us who believes he has a "sure death dealer" to weevils. Weevils breathe through pores in their crusty covering. They have no mucus membrane like men and animals which poison can attack with paralyz ing effect. The weevil lives on even when gases are strong enough to kill the cotton plant and strong enough to kill man and beast, if they were unpro tected by gas masks. Where All Methods Are Tried AT Tallulah, Louisiana, the United State Deoartment of Agriculture has maintained a laboratory and ex periment station to try out and devise methods of fighting the boll weevil Every known device has been given a fair test. Out of it all there has nmervpA one outstanding successful and economical method of boll weevil control, the calcium arsenate poison method. V The boll weevil experts still recom mend the well-known methods of pro tnntinfr the earlv fruitine of the cotton so as to "beat the boll weevil to it" as fur as nn5;ih1e-ind then to DUt UP a fight for the rest of a full crop by mak ing applications ot poison. Tho wav rr "heat the boll weevil to it" and the way to poison the weevil are not within the scope of our subject "Mistakes in Fighting the Boll Wee vil," but are entitle to treatment as Separate siories. PICKINGS Do It Now ; TUa rAA tnpmher who had failed to pay up was a little indignant at the let- er he received. "I think,' he said, "that your dun was i little overdone." .."Well" renlied the recorder, "your dues were a little overdue," v The Bishop's Dilemma A., Ke.tn?ner1 hishoo COuld not produce his ticket for the railway col lector. - - , , - t(n.j ;ri rv,tr Inrrf " said the con- ductor-r't's all right anyway, -whether you find it,0n.Qt. t' ' turning oMWSrpocpw ." tv tbxtitiafcefcf Ihwant t$ kiwty-yHe):e:Im going; Successful farming. - , -iVs; y. v- &X kit , "-V'; tt Exchange And Breeders' Cards (7 Cents a Word, Cash With Order) h Eatn Initial. Number er Amount Count m m Wersl Q, Always address THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER Raleigh; N. C. " - ITXX AK UVESTOCK Large Berkshire Pigs. Purebred Berkahlres. For Sale Pen I choice Buff Leghorn bens, headed; by first Drixe-eock. Official State Show. . Sim's strain : direct. W. H.- Hardin. Sallabury, N. C. n For SaleChoice White Leghorn Cockerels end PuU Leroy Hall. Hills boro, N. C: "lets Bred from winners at Knoxville. Tenn., and Offi cial state enow, none oener in tne eoutn. w. u. uar din, Saliabuir, N, C. -; . - ' . G. C Stuart, Eastorer, S. C. Large Berkshlres. Stone Gate Farm, Petersburg. Va, Berkshires Bis Type. James W. Graves, American National Bank, Richmond, Va. Some Berkshire Pigs Also herd boars, worth $150, at $60. Finest breeding. H. S. Fickung, Jaraison, aouth Carolina. DUROC-JERSEY9 Duroc-Jersey Pigs weeks. $10; registered. Indian Creek Duroc Farm, Crouse. N. C ' i Boars, Sows, Gilts, Pigs Of size and quality: priced right Bradham Duroc Farm, Manning, 8. C. ,n'b-uyr. Paul T?Menl. South MUls"srC. . j Z? itegisterea Duroc-Jersey Jfigs s montns oia, ia each; cholera immune. Oak Grove Stock Farm, Cam dun, N. C. Large, "Bred" Duroc Sow Registered, excellent breeding, 2 years old, a bargain, $50. D. H. Beel. Iron Station, N. C. Baby Chicks f 0.000 S. C. White Leghorns, bred-to-lay stock, 15c each; prepaid. Order today for February and March delivery. These chicks will make , easy money. Park Hatchery, Harrisonburg, Va. S. C. White Leukoma The kind everybody must ad mire for their beauty, early maturity and excellent laying qualities. i Weekly capacity. 1,500 .chicks and Slenty hatching . eggs. Middleboro Farm, Route 1,. iox 60, Hampton. Va. . :'? S. C White Leghorn Chicks Strong vigorous chicks from our special matlngs, from stock that has won first prizes in every show exhibited, with an egg record un surpassed. 6.000 fancy breeders: 50.000-ea capacity. latest model incubator. Price $5.50 per 25; $10.50 MINORCAS R. C. Black Minorca Cockerels, Propst, Boydton, Va. $9. W. Registered Duroc-Jeraeya Service boars, bred gilts, pigs; best breeding. Price in reach of everyone. J. P. Alexander, Fairfield, Va. - - HAMPSHIRES Hampshire Choice Breeding Stock- Tar Heel Hamp flhlre Breeders' Association, BatUeboro, N. C. O. L-C's O. I. C. Pigs. Boars. Gilts. W. I. Owen, Bedford, Virginia. POLAND-CHINAS Black Minorcas None better (blue ribbon winners). H. L. Mangum, Salisbury, N. C. , ORPINGTONS 100 Head Western breeding, result of 28 years up building. Service boars, bred gilts, pigs. Can secure car of grade pigs for killers. W. G. Houston, Fairfield, Virginia. - To the Public I have boars and pigs for sale. Pure bred Spotted Poland-China hogs; their sire is Advance Leader 2. No better anywhere. 8. W. Woodley, -Prop., Evergreen Stock and Poultry Farm, Creswell, N. C. ABERDEEN-ANGUS Angus Cattle for Sale All ages. We furnished all the grand champions at the last State Fairs of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Sanford & Rich, Mocksville, N. C. HOLSTEINS . Registered Holstein Bull Calves Choice breeding, at bargain prices. B. E. L.Smith, Barber, Va, Registered Holstein Calves Finely bred bull calves for sale. Herd tuberculin tested - by U. 8. Govern ment Write J. P. Taylor, Orange, Va. Buff Orpingtons Pullets, $2; cockerels, $2.50. Write J. Black, Tryon, N. C. ' : '".v - Buff Orpingtons Cockerels and Pullets From prize winners. Claud McCann , Dobson, . N. C. ' ' Buff Orpington Chickens Eggs and stock of quality. Mrs. G. E. Whitley, Stantonsburg, N. C. . . ' My Buff Orpingtons Clear $5 Each a Tear Cock erels; hatching eggs. Buy the best! Mrs. W. D. Dick lnson. Burkeville, Va, . . .-.,. S. ,C. Buff Orpington Baby Chicks and Cockerels for Sale Also Black Orpington pullets and cockerels; early hatched. Spring- Hill Poultry Farm. Siler City, v North Carolina. ' ' i"v " s ' PLYMOUTH ROCKS X Barred Bocks of Fine Quality $2 to $4. Ben Smith, Reidsville, N. C. ' Barred Bocks Cockerels, $3; hens, Propst, Boydton, Va. $2. 3. W, Barred . Bock Cockerels and Chrlsteeon, Ingold, N. C. Eggs. Mrs. D. W.- JERSEYS Bulls From Beglster of Merit Dams To make room for calves, am offering 80 days' bargain in bulls. Write for description and pedigree;-name price; If reasonable, will accept W. G. Houston, Fairfield, Virginia. . For Sale Two Jersey Bull Calves Sired by Pedro's Defender 174094, out of high -producing dams; priced, $25 for August calf; $20 for October calf, and regis tered in buyer's name. Also have few choice S. C. Leghorn and Plymouth Bock cockerels. Craven County Farm Life SchooL Vanceboro, N. C. TWO OR MORE BREEDS One Reeistered Bull Calf 10 months of age. for $30. Good color, absolutely sound.-and will make a ietg 3. cockerels, $5; eggs, $2.50 per 15. G., Virgil nuuumiui uicruci. u. ui vw..w, i nodenneimer, xnomasviiie, n. j ennessee. Purebred Buff Bocks Large hens, fine cockerels, $3 to $5; eggs, $3. Sunnyvlew Farm, Lexington, N. C. Barred Bock ' Cockerels Thompson strain, extra quality, at $5 each; eggs, $3 per sitting. "'Grady Wlthrow, Hollls. N. C. i f Purebred Buff Plymouth Rocka Cocks and cockerels for sale at the Buff Bock Poultry Yards, at $3.50 and $5 each. 1 Address R. N. Boose, Winston -Salem, N. C, RoUte 2. . . ... ;-y.v. Blue Ribbon Barred Plymouth Bock Cockerels Of the extreme large Western breeds; $3 each; $5 for 2..,, Good egg-producing-strain. Flint Hill Farm, Staley, North Carolina.." .. 1 . - - v y ;j Imperial Ringlet Barred Bocks Direct from Thomp son. Cockerels, $3 to $10; pullets, $5; cocks, $4, $5: eggs, la, so ; postpaid. - Dark mating. Mrs. juors ) winton, Jonesvuie, va. ;-.. "Boyal Blues" The South's Best Barred Bocks Wonderful cockerels and pullets, $3 to $25 each. Eggs, . $3 to $10 per 15. Baby chicks. Satisfaction guaranteed. G. L. Yarbro, Jackson, Tenn. ( "Superior" Barred Bocks Big win Davidson County Show : 81 entered, 30 under' ribbons. Hens and pul- For Sale Pigs and Shoats for Feeders By carload or small orders. Bred from best stock. Beference, People's Bank. Calvin Appleton, , Box 321, Warren ton, Virginia. PET STOCK Winners Wherever Shown Including CharllJe, Baly eigh, Madison Square Garden. - 20 extra goouSocker elsready to ship. Utility, $3 and $4 eaoh; show stock, $5, $6, $8, $10. Also few laying pullets, $8 to $5 each. Eggs for hatching, after January 15th, $3 to $10 sit' ting 15. W. Henry, Liles, Wadesboro, N. C. : " RHODE ISLAND REDS DOGS Everything in S. C. Beds. Grove, N. C. Wanted 2 Registered Female Setter Pops Grady C. Greene, Stanfleld, N. C. Sale Unregistered White Collie Pups Males, $17.50; females, $8. Satisfaction guaranteed. W. A. Tyree, Durham, N. C. Wanted Registered Female Airedales, Bull Dogs, and Collie. Must be already bred or of breeding age. H. & P., Brownsville, S. C. Fancy Male Setter Pup 9 weeks; sired by "Greene Mike" 52829 ; extra fine; $15. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orady Greene, Stanfleld, N, C. Hunting Dogs Coonhounds and combination hunt ers for coon, opossum, skunk, squirrel. Babbit dogs. Sent on trial. Catalog,' 10 cents. Write Covlndale Kennels. Covington, Tenn. For Sale One pair combination hounds; can't be hftflt for oDossums. coons and rabbits: absolutely, rab bit-proof at night; 4 years old, black and tan; the North Carolina. (jlU-lUHlAISlieu AUHl, aim widj niu wxi uwuiiia. w suit anybody that knows what aflog is suppoesd to do. Season for selling, employed otherwise and have not time to bunt Will take half-price, $75; worth $150 They are hard to beat and not many can equal them. Will ship C.O.D. or cashier's check. C. D. Pratt. Pilot Mountain, N. C. . . S. C. Bed Cockerels At $2J0. Moore. 8. C. . D. S. Bolter, Thomas Wllkie,- China Purebred S. C. Bed Cockerels $2. wood, Mt Pleasant, N. C Boute 1. E. W. Har- - Purebred S. C. Beds Boosters, $3 each; pullets, $2, Miss Annie Floumoy, Charlie -Hope, .Va.' . . Bed Cocks and Cockerels $5to $25. ' Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. J. C Deaton, Salisbury, N. C. i Purebred S. C. Rhode Island Bed Cockerels April " hatched, $8 and $1. Miss L. Wlngfleld, Warren. Va. 8.: C. Dark Bed Cockerels and Pullets Sold on ap proval. Eggs for hatching. J. H. Steele, Manassas, Virginia. , S. C. Rhode Island Bed Cockerels. Mammoth Pekin Drakes, $2 each. Write Mrs. John Skinner, Littleton, : RABBITS Ambrose Scarboro, Boyston. Ga. Belgian Hares, $1.50 each. . . -.-. ' TWO OR MORE BREEDS - Take Notice I have for sale English Cavles, Flem ish Giant and Belgian rabbits. Victoria Carle and Babbitry, C. W. Schulze, Victoria, Va. POULTRY AND EGGS " ANCONAS ' (''. Anconas Cockerels, Pdlet8 and Eggs From my . prize winners. Write L. A. Smith, Denton, N. C. Hish-class 'S. C. Rich Retls Pullets. $3 : cockerels,' $5, $7. Eggs, delivered, $3 15. Miss Sadie Covington, Wadesboro, N. C. " Beautiful Bich Velvety Beds Prize winners and neavy layers. Eggs, $3 and $5 per sitting. B. M, DeShazo, Greenville, 8. C. . . ... .... . .;;; Choice Lot-Tompkins Purebred 8. C. Bed Cockerels and Pullets $3. Also Ancona cockerels, $2. Chas. Hall. Portsmouth, Va., Boute 2. ' v , . : -.::?:;, WYANDOTTES iM ' Pure Silver Wyandottes $3 eacn. Mrs. Henry Mid dleton," Warsaw, N. C. - " . Everything in Silver-laced Wyandottes. Wilkie, China Grove. N. O. - Thomas Columbian Wyattdottesr-Bred to 'lay. Stock and eggs. Write Arthur M. Galllmore, Denton. N. C. : ;.v " White Wyandottes Winners, layers. Cockerels. $3, $5, $7,- $10. $15. Satisfaction. D. C. Evans, Darden, .,. Tennessee. . ' White Wyandotte Cockerels $3.50 to $5. Sired by first prize cock at Boanoke Poultry Show. M. Patrick. Bustburg, Va. i - ' v Silver Laced WyandottesCocka and 'cockerels; v guaranteed purebred, ei Lafayette Farm, Lexington, -N. C, Boute 4. . - v White Wyandotte. Cockerels $2, $3. and $4,- flatis-i , faction guaranteed. ' Riverside Farm, Forest City, . North Carolina. - - . CORNISH ' . Dark Cornish Game Eggs-r$2.25' per 15;. postpaid. . Nolan Helms, HonoraviUe, Aau , LEGHORNS . - White Leghorn Cockerels $2 each. Hardin's Farm Julian, N. C. , - Fine S. C. Brown Leghorn Cockerels $2 each; bene,. 11.50. G. T. Cooper, Whittier, N. C. , . ""l00 Pure White and Brown Leghorn Pullets aqd., . . White Wyandottes Direct descendents world s , . ; . Cockerels $1.60 each.- Write Emma Swicegood, Lex champion layers. Storr's big March cockerels. $5 flp. lngton, N. C Boute 5. A. W. Amphlett, Haymsrket, Va. . ' '. ." For Sale 300 Guaranteed' White Leghorn Hens -.v Purebred Silvers Porter and Tarbox strains; cock-; S ; From "pedigreed hens, 65 per cent laying, $1.50 each. . 1 erels, $3 and $4. Eggs from 3 pens; $2; chicks Fein . Karl Jay, Rutherfordton,N. C. ? - - " ruary 1. Mrs. A. B. Barlow, Lenoir. N. C. ' ,vvir-'i's h Luttrell's Layers S. C. Dark Brown Leghorn -Cocl-, sliTer Laced Wyandottes Won 5 prize at State . ' erels $2 and $3.50 each. Particulars free. :rtL. M. Vair; in Boanoke Show 5 entries won 4 firsts' 1 sec- . : , Luttrell.- Paducah,; Ky., Boute 7. - ' '- itmd. -, Cockerels. $3 to $5; puUets, $2. Hmcrest Farpi . ftDay-old Chicks S. C. White Leghorns Farm range, - itustpurg, va. !5 100: $135 1,000. Satisfaction guaranteed. - Mt J Columbian Wyandott Cockerels andsPuUets toi , n Poultry Farm, Medogatflndiana.- . . .- f- ja.ixty, ,won Te;rta -and besicockerel A , War Sa!ie Baby Chicks Purebred S. C White Leg- show,- all varieties eompetin. at Thomasville, 1921i v ..JjiumrbUMb ,12ft e10OW0; weenTEiWewmamliwtf North Carolina, - ' j (CZiasir.ed en.-7J C tJ f
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