PROVJT DI FINES
*
OM IMti States Foreat &nw
Rahi|h N. C. Mr T.--M* «|i«
uf tte Caited States" njt OL W. B.
Greely. -» MM* hwnUr situated
far the twit of tinker f" profit
«*•— tk SNIIL"
Gmt strides aic ilwrfy hek*r
■tie reports H. M. Cumn, Forester
far the State College extension di-j,
turpenttor operators ami fanMn •»',
ul abandoning tbe practice af ikaUwe
tire ham ami are p«™* tiaaher
M a crop. Mr. Curvan states that w
, , Ml i,r j hi I T---—- - planted H«
I i T - J - of piw M«4 this year. PSw
,g|j | W rilliiir» of pine will he ready
f«r r* —this fall. A* Aiku«s |
im with half a Bullion acres. has (
placed its forest are* under control of
• trained forester, to control fires ami
M Manage its forests as to SMUT* new
growth and continuous production for
the 3 million dollar plant
-The Govenunem tf aiding with its
Experiment Stations to idw all pro-
klHb that confront those who want
to grow timber for profit." says Mr.
Cuiiun
-To avert the destruction of our
i
Naval Stores Industry. plnns •** or.
foot to prow and crop continuous!*
after imp*owed French aaethods the
forest* of the South," says H. M. Ckr- '
ran. forester for the State Cutter* of
- - I
Arnculture.
Practical turpentine men will this
year visit the landes district of
Prance in the vicinity of R.rdraux. to '
study first haml the method which the '
French »*e. Three milion acres of 1
waste land have been convertcii by '
their foresters into the most pro
ductive turpentine region in the -
world."
MEW 111 KM TOR OF
EXTENSION ASSI'MES
CHAKR OF MTHBN 1
I
Raleirh. N. C. July 7.—On July 1 1
I. O. Srhaub newly elected director of . 1
arrtrultural extension for the State i
Collere of Agriculture as-somed he- j 1
duties with headquarters in Kick- ( 1
Hall on the campus of the School ®f. l
Agriculture. Mr. Srhaub i* a native "
Tarheel, born ami reared in Stefaea.|
county and a graduate of the State *
College. Since his gnduatioa he has t
■ 1 ~ =
A U A kill
■ WH ■■ ■■ ■ . m
LM HW I
. 1555 !
| Building Lime S FOR SALE!! I
By The Car Load! M I | ... .. ~....... ... - j
!-■ Just received * car load of ItuiMinc *1 ■''llllllH V I j Practically NeW Stt ]\
line. Buy your barrel from C. D. Carstar- M CTA M A A D S
——- f Horse Power Gasoline En- ]
t 3JSSjgf a gine. in Good Condition ;Rea- j
Cheap For Cash S—SP 5 * f son For Selling Replaced By |
I Electrical Equipment Good J
CD.Caistarphen&G) a'.issarJß I Barg 8 "" The Enterprise j
, WILLI AMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA 1* "*• !L!t JZt 1 „ ®
_. . ... I_a . - *jrt -Uttf ia a*A am •! •■■«- (Hi ' . ..._ Tl : ■■■■ n-i —iw cct»t
bad years of i ipnitau h a nkiag
with awl far Canuen. Fur a period
was also placed m charge of boy* and
girls dub work when that anility
was first began m North Cm tail
leaving North Carolina, he was plac
ed in charge of the agihaKaial fie
>eUfsHut work of a lanee western
I railway- where he was successfully en
|gaged until the Government qIIm
him to Washington during the early
day* of the Great War.
Smrr that time he has toon ia the
«tensiou work of the Federal IV
partmrat of Agriculture with hi
principal activities being in the ratten
states of he South. Recently he was
plneed ia charge of al the Govern
meat's extension activities in the rat
ton states leaving that posit Ma Jutv
first to return to North r*mlnm.
Mr. Srbuh has been • frequent
visitor to North Carolina hi J
raaneetion with the Fftleral IVpart
ment of Agriculture He hns kept
puce with the agricultural develop
■sent of this State and is
in sympathy with the farminr pro
rram being drveloprd here by the ex-'
pen merit station an>l extension serv-j
ke workers. HL appointment ts
line with the policy of the CoJWe
to make the activities of tfc# .vWJ
of agricultuee of growing importanre
lo the State tnder Itean It W Efl ;
j*ore of this school. lhe»» has now.
been appointed a director of teach-J
•nr. a director of extension at»l ikr
experimental work is still beiar lut
ed after by the Dean He w ]
however by an assblant ■l'frt.-r u. |
rharge «»f the bruirh station farms
i
VtmiM. OF COI NT V AGENTS
CALLED OFF FOR «ESKM
Raleigh. July 7.-—'The short course
ami conferenee of county farm dr t
MHa4nliMi arrat - called for the week J
bee inning July 14 ha.- been raHf>! o£ .
by the authorities the State Col J
L*ge extension division hmu.-e of the
eem II.IW) raolilixft in-wr un the J
farms due to the continuous ram- inl (
ihr necessity for hull weevd rontnJ|
work to he carried on during the lat
ter port of Jail
"We feel that it is more important
that the arent.- he al their Ural sta
tions during Ibis critical period where
tky mmj be iwli—j avmflablr. than
A I
to be here at the College taking
farther tniahg' ajs J- *- Gray, as-,
charge mt farm deuaoastratmn wott
i
"We hope to gather them at the rol
led later in the vtef this I
cwergiiM-y per-*! feas ■tt-se.;."'
NOT ENOIGH EGGN \ *
mii RRFtEFAST
_____
Raleigh. N C, Jnit, " P.-ultry
Kxtensiuu Specialists of the State Col-1
lere of Agriculture -«a:~ tK*t *9 per
cent of the bens on Nar«h Caroliaa
1 farms lay only f* eggs each, whilo
i the other 11 per cent makinr up the
improved farm befe ami the com
menial units, lay an average of 170
•m
Tl>e Crop Rrfurtinr Sevvate for
North ' arolma estimates lUi there
are hens of laying are ui
' this Stat* anil that there »- -* kunun
piT| mlili -r of aUu! 2.^l'people
V. W. lms liresiivt —nrketini*
»iernli ' for tkr State fusion of
Markets ha- -tallied thrsr i urr- an)
from the-fa has «cwe>l the Mliwinr
I
informal wn:
! 1. Hon: per rent of lay 24
per rent of the eggs.
| * There i- an avera.-e of SS eggs
iper hen in the State
J 1 The average iLUtnher if eggs pr
•day per i only (• i'v
4. Half the nuuKe. of n ail
furni-l tlae same numhrr of eve- t
jday per perwfe if the avenre l:> im
"rate was 17n «r it vuuM t..kr
I
'twite the nunU r of ten pruluriß;-
'I 7« e-ee prr Nffr ar.:>tn|l\ ?.-r earhj
to hw tw-. eggs i lay. .«r
'■four times the nunda r of len- al tl«-
peesent rate, llenre we -er then- i-j
a rreat .teal of work to U- l»i>e ir J
hmldinr up It# ifualat) of the aver- (
i are North CarnJina hen. al-o t h»-r-
jo- a fUrf for r>i MolarlMi it- 1
IUFMH"" ~ 1 — —r Ti
. "IWore tie nrifa« i» 'he ium
lev of lm ome ah«t. lie f.i.J.Vn.
| of narbtHi; m-t le ;akei rare of
iaml this we are plantain? lo do." says
IMr lewis. I'mMi 4rr» in ruii)
raar.tr. r>a-Brratu>|- will, ike Stale]
INti-ko of Marhrt
a cheue to «W thai tie BO krt inr
"f puhrv ear le .loee in a «»n prae-
Inal way. M)ri roopersfive d«ip
THE EMTOHUSk. WILtXAStSTOX. NORTH CAROLINA.
i meets w«w nade this ami 1
[■" «nd tl»«» project wfll hp carried!
.oil each )f»r Ob hot -Aiw nu
i.mart as SBSOjM was >ami to the]
' farmer
I
"lUiilfi (uvu4 a rwxl how «k_r j
; krt. The large eastern K>rtr j.te
wry wtrssiM. to North Carolina
farmer- A cuWi of poattiy b u *
worth to 4t**>«-. u a\e- ]
rarT «»f II W per hrr.. and e»»-a
---•uierably more witk the lar*vr
. hlffik
the firtt.r hv Im( mh h
■ '■'•rryih.rifr else. hi. w,f.» a»f
i "J*"', 'loin, the w»rk. make nkmrf
. Money firnn puuhr> and -.»..^ r
. J«t s to keep the family r»mr. See
. ' n S ,l * «lar»)per that nt_* n«r !«. iV
, cotton crop this yeor. let ewy wnie
auake afe the .o.i e f
•'« lnHj . «-t tv . - F ,
a minor momr a« > .. —— y
( *>** "" of the o,^-
The kitchen- of rani \»n\ Can.
I»na hone, are hemr irw r >4a tJ ...
r to rSrmt work hop, tknark tt*-
1 work of the home •tra.-a *tr*t m,
a-er»t ~f the Stale C\4kr* ex ten
•lirL-ion.
M«4 jour neirt h»r ar it.- | x ,n,
State fervent .-r «. Kr uf( , t
State f.-llero. Jul> 2, •:
Ilent\ of k.mml 1t,.) katk braii
»«•! fctoanch Will be «erv*>: *■ !!,,
0- k
farm f-ailierta *. * v
f
Ui| wiYi i|» ifk ynyf fy
f«««ti ll* pmriurf MhU*
is In*, !>w I tt „ lb { hu l(i
■ 'lh-ti -4|u.>re- once -ul. |
4 Kraiilu. Skrmib. lk*s nut
-tVe existT> da-tint -id ™. kr .kne
| * ilti rlirap lahk-r Urn. tte oee-»s«s
l«-i ntimerua .. .In ! ~»{ ■)
j>« nrf
J tt Irfir the i:iilk - nw -«>lo
tinlfc !-4rae. tlo k..i.iri mr
o.il
I
i rherr. ; ,i,e Iwr. « L-liir
' i**e hi I lit l.te l«l !V*r it*»- r
> | iuimnHi l> mi I. v. thai --oile mJi
I
h.lf ait e«T |» i |e» •« eark Ui I
J'i.-tire mnrketi-.r- expert* IW-, »•-
title llj-tcfurr -rliirc IW rul l i» j
"•i -""cat rely an I hutldkc u r »ke Im\v j
l*li ta« *l e rwiil Uir - - letter- -
'•••in |K..|4>' »t.-> m h l i jii| «
i farms in North Carolina A --rjllirJ
vorkerv of the State &'.•« *ta* tiy
, 11 locate these people pleasart:..
j Luke Lamb Kobe L l'u«n l.
LA Mil i tltlCl K\
ATTXIR X EY S-AT-LA W
. Office nest to Anderson Crawforf C*
Teiejhone Xo. 74 _
f iHunsliio. Nwtk Ca.itej
'1
P. I*. CONE
i >entist
•Wile Cher The Farmer u«l Mer
chants Ihr.k
Hours 9-12 and I »
11t*f»e Xo. 9. Ke - llwr X«> |."4
UK. (HAKLKS J. SAMYER
Winii 11. N. c-
OFPICf YORK ISI IL!»I\G
IVartire lim.trd to K>e. Ear. X»*e
an. I Tnr»at
from 1 to 6.
la Wdliamston *-ver> I rkl.iv 4'irr..«
MH: SAI.K: KIRD SEI»AV la I w
.lays, Che:t| for i-asf; H.wW rea—
Mi for *ei!it!K. W. ti. IVele. lit* t!
Fifty Teachers Win Scholarships
Offered In National Competition
For Promotion of Health Education
'*T r mgT^ V
mm> ■_ jHVi
ihn |(tcif«ltr AaxMUT «•! |» ll«l (kc fcWp*M|« llM» •%» (*rete4 k«not*N|
. - . MMn rvwlf- !■ WIMW fr-U.«"«! «Ok*4
I Fnskd >|J rnTft? tk.tr hub )u*»W. Mtfl
«■> V"»' •*) eeroeiw • '*» ■IIh II waap. Mtatid out thai it f«H III' r> lorta. ,h r n-*
KM f«ar Ml k*«k In m| J rMaJ t» h | -iii«.l U> *lin I* a UmM «*«
■lllW tt» whool -%U.lr-» **' i KVI-f knWk klMf t« tfcUUn. U 111 l> 4«lv
kv « arholaoMp * ls« 4«ta«| Tk. Of N>|ri
iith M ( |mm §»i i Inr I Id iv in* i*(lktt aork aw
• •«• k.«l»k i.nrhlii# ' c *• Hatjial % i|W|« W| «||l j>l tin MI«ktB( ||» hl(^
«"» »• Amtffcaa 'MU *t««% k|7l *«»t Imi tb« , I.
llMltk AMrkika. nmM «f fV- pur- tf injro.• n-at fat fn*t| «MMt4
(Im« McfcfW »ftt t«ar4>4 iki fat 4t tt* MM If If J t-» h- " WM k»4 •>!
■muaim M tw'fM • •«» tk* ■di> ga na •* n> «i»-jr- V o*ai *
wn i than •» W 4* v» 4cte« At M *»l| 1 ll«»Hbi.r M Jftda**
'■warr t«*ciira «ko aw- kl>J M M « %tm irui »«"Jky •«tr
MB (kr bc«Jth tayrw-tlon «*4 ywhrl MNM« V aakt hw«l v '.'•iJ't- >1 ta «po4
Wmtl *««% thee tci»|l>» •*!*■>
•ftk dM> duMf hat lioftl rl »tk«" ' trnflni —
11, mi 'v lk» |i. t»ta W pilw» M mmu «• tb ,mi .i k,-# 1 is (k»k •*
I fb for «ka frtihnlli. *f« iff jwrlirt afi ratvU b> Mtk „•->
COASTAL HK.HH \Y FERRY
FAST AL TOMOBILK TRAXSrORT
tAcw»ss Loarcr Ownc River in 15
IhIM)
-: U berv ti* Xe* Tao Miilio:. IMUr
i:r>ire l*rbpo.-e>: i
At I aymr, \ai N C, la
ft. 4 1 ak ii ■ i. Herttr tmmmtj
OIXXECTS COASTAL HIGHH \Y
KMln JS. M. X! and it'
VJaadM and Kalnck. N C,
Ta N«fJI Va.
tad %ll low a* Vlaar Koatr of
kiir.A ft aietievdl. . |{.*k. \| •unt.|
«•»,. hum. tt livij.. Kii.-t.»n. Xe* I
!•« ■. *>reer.viile.
hiii. »ii!ara-i .:: WindMir. E>se»s
-ijf j* !*• Kp pi r' i.
ftj.ial«t». City. alf..;k. .Miith
Mdi- ar«-. Xarfolk. \s_
I'eraua.al All l«r > Mul.
1' laapT* |i. In. 1-i. 3 an-! 5 o'clock I
I * U -Um-. s. 11. I. ! tAI ii o'clock
12 UM 1 «'H*k tr.pt- not run Sunday
RATES
Ss&ail AutT-w-iiJe- i iaiu>i:ni; -Inver'
lW «a; {I al»; rwnn i trip 24 hr- |2a;
A.V«»i!e. inri!*iinf -tixer • I
*Vr ■»». $•; r.wi trtn 24 ir- J.! 5" I
Trrfb tnvhiinr to size arwi !>a-r I
fares Sc.
Td.pt—en, IJm ami MM 4
Year Car U «Ue !■ Tnaot
"FOLLOW COA.HTAL HIGHWAY
FERRY SIGNS"
FUST n THE sumn
Tacaboo kit. put a bottle of
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COLIC and DIARRHOEA
REMEDY
Im I llehi
■ 1 —1 ll (>H h—fct (TUDf% W
■Wxa. VVn m««M ■ wrtk W bix*
iW oat tut tmtft Vmc.
WANTED: TABLE (HIAKDERS IN
i'thulJ famttj ILi'r 47 «*> per r«t
Appl\ U- Mi-- Mittic li.ifrdl. W
X. Smi'hTkk :r»»;. •. t »*>.
iron: j«. t ' ffiif I 2 s ". t
VANTED*—Mffi u( ■wa>n la Ukr
f,r ruinr/iv-i }.«-s
--ser\ s'..r mni. *.>r?*rr. a;»t rhiMrrn.
'-rr ii.t' Saarj i~.. a k
■full tiPrf. in i ux (un- lime
liftialiful line-
ItlmutWE;! l >l®:kic HitK
0 Pa,