H
lift. f'.il
' ' 7
i
, CtUB GIRLS -WOM ' THREE
COUNTIES' CAM 1 !C.;
3rT"NGr,.TUYINQ
. 4 1 A-COdD TIME. .
' Thai wVj
(bat left Wshall'Monday to-be
' " camp-Jig frownli - ilea . Saowji
KotwittBUading pouj r
the girlrwere In fhireimpinro
' if good things to eat earijrtt e
morning. They left about
charge! of o'Mlsa iTrtW Craft
borne demonstration agent for Ma4t
8on County. - wh 'J ; 3fc
i Their camping te near Swanna
noa is; a permanent camp for 4-H
nt,ih bovs and girls use the
aame (amp, but -at different imes-j
The ' present 'eiicampmens..,,
the counties of Buncobe, Rutherford
and Madison.' At the camp there is
one large building.falled the; Murphy
Ball, three cabins,, a awiinminj : podl,
nd rdaces for pUyingalrfand oth-
r eames. The counselor swan-
jning is Mra,-!,Smith fromMiam
Florida. Mss Sally .MerrelFtff P
Jose, N. a teaches basketry, Mto
fielwyn McDevitt , of -Marshall
, i. ...tlAn. : jThs enttrw.
amp Is ender the supervision W
Hiss . Frances Crafton of Marshall,
Wu'ldner Edwards of Asheville,
icai iMiss Laura Howard! of Rutherd
ferdton. .Besides Miss waiwm
3HM ' McDevitt, -the- .ttuowinB.
3?Miri Tie Herrellr Laura 6 il
W Clarr
Hunter, Pauline
ner, unera, ixwa-o, v..--.---
t'OTATIQN HrTh TranspottaUO
, T" ."-Vl"""., "V "7,T","T tWI W ' fiMWMim1! .'!, I
fe of'"ijbli Roads of the Depart MB'j6if theutstadingL prptyenu.' -
ill
.lost. Babt Ruth,!-
worid s greatest batsman; to impair ,
bjr .batting that'itay o the Yao,
4-kaA.thC Dtnvit. i- . .
-indicated ly- the available mepat
iiiieJtigttfcs) on oak experts "which
show the total exports Jh , 1929 of
tf8k-s-231,024,O00 board feet were
ioiiposed of '2?1,$?3,OO0 loard feet
xa nt ihii oak -Blanks as eom-
ipared wfth otaf of 857,v00
mBBMi-flta AHrJVr LpMketa, forslr lumberV ftdW
- i- . -m..wil MaTielnianic.' W vesjf.wera Europe, Can-
b(m Manilla' Woodr, Marian
Jrnn. Giahsfa. Ensabeth
Smith,' Mary Emnia Ramsey, Nellie
WaahvPaulipeaod,, "tfarjorie 0-
aeasedema-ps,,
1 NOT TO MElET tLUBS NEXT
Miss Crafton wishes to- announces
that she will ot meet 'he? clubs next
eek-iulyi-Zr- the ;ram
ithat she ' worwng - on ! vi.
course; for 'Raleigh' fed' pSrejwring
ior-a canning schooL
' canning; school;to. be in
- 'MARSrlALt1 JULY "
'Miss, .Crafton ,ylahes'fto aniiotince
AI EIGk, JULr 2i-AUC.. 2 1
iheld.at'.Raleh theteee'lof jtty
28-August Z.1,,. women; planpmg
i gPi'"ft?Uase ReMiss'prafton.
V "" '
m'omMM ; "-aittSH'AiKro have -
fccoMoimf! 'Ttmv-,.-WTr.TrtM , t I. ! . 1 1. 1 ln -T to theatre IS
WAT MQTOR TRUCK TRANf&Australian import duUea will b J Pff Vsf f 1
if iuraisheFmonMauesi:! 'LaU L -rf j !
,?) V Aft AM It ..t't!' v W ,fi T' m Iv
!
1
v ( , , ,( j 1
Skj (.-sit )" - J
I in iiBfiUmwiitaiLM.Mi .
mtot off Agricultwre, is making a
sumy.,o; ih handling of gpods oVer
the. highways by motor trucks.""
ts Thi auece8f .t:thr-tudy dependi
pon. t1 extent, pf iht cooperation
ref eiyedif ronj?!' thxjwners of such
j ,2 . ' ' '11..
la i.'interreity transportation!," and
since tne aemana aiwi value o; ima,
research. -is- from and for, fmotor
truck operators, it desired tfcat all
operators nil in and return promptly
the' questionnaires that have! been,
sent out. '
Any truck operator who has not'
received a questionnaire will bene
fit himself and all others similarly
engaged by advising this office of
that fact and we will see that ques
tionnaires are eupplied. It will be
appreciated if reference to this sub
jeet is made in the press, ealiiig
particular attention- to this 1 par
graph.- ... U
FURTHER IMPORT DTY IN
CREASES ;MADR,JtN,AUSTRAI4A
With effect Jrvm June, 20, 1930,
the inrDort ' duties on number of
products, .were tfurtbei increased
Australia. r Among th Items thus
subjected to higher, duties -reis ays
ups, rice, piece goods, pipes4 fishf
bolta,,.agritora. implement iwl
dairy appliances,-printing, machines
Pared with , hi nwr pree, .met .pplUns:
board feat- to 1$8 tornposed m4 JZ-hinaiiot harwlss
specified, ,frigeator5 t locomotives,
road tollers, wireless
229,404,000 board ,ftet'.f oak lum
ber "and Je,355,000 boarfacJeet' of
ra)yonf oak plaksT The" general mar-
pHanks', last, year wera Europe,
admM and .South; America. j.
HOST O LKK-f LIGHTHOUSE '
and. parts, tlmMi
manufacture si cycle -and
parts (rims), tire pumps; certain ve
hide, parts formerly classified as
chassis parV and nowlapeciflcally
enumerated ' ah d dutiable, ,rll s
SERVICE MARKS i-NEW ' pJAMES I motor' -ca Idooi'jh4mdleal,eiite)lirg
PivwTL ttANifEL' ABOVE ' NOR and f astinmtf JdevicW window- wind-
yOtK.'.! A'ew .channel, avoiding' 4 ; ers, and1 other parts and accessories
diffjieuit' band, and dangerous shofclsi ' tooli and oln"anoes,-lombejf: and
haaijuat beenopened in the, James j clocks; The recent Import proihibi
River, ahpte Norfolk. Vlrginia,f and itions remain unchanged.! .
t.,,Av. "in'tien placed for 'the ui- Informatiott has alsou beemreceiv-
dancWofc Winers, accprding io thejed thAtthe British preferential du
f.nth.ii. Rervic'e..wfthe . De cart. ! ties 1 have- leeji-'ereasd4M eub-
ment,.6f'JCoT4merce; This new chan- stantmlfy 'thefsame proportion, s
l. VnnwW"'-' KAfndilioi'"1Rhoal4 ' ' 1 '" 1 1 "' - 1 .'-J'-:.
topfronting the,retajl business man, ;
of 1eredlC'Xtensiont; ,;5Po,. assist, jnj
jio'ving Bis prfiblem tW. department, m
commerce, ai ,xne -request ,ojfe, -vne .
National, Retail ..Credifc Assoq'iation ;
asr Wade a' nation-wid . survey, of 1
jtetal credit- Thes repoxtp th suj;- ;
vey is divided into three, parts. Jfart ,
JS1 includes data for 706 hardware T
Stores; 680 coal; and, wood dealers;
40 lumber and building-material
dealers; 207 coal, wood, lumber and
building material dealers; 203 paint,
oil and varnish, stores; 731 plumbing
and he&ting fixtures and supply
stores; 22 stove and range stores;
49 house-fumishiiig stores; 480 i
dru& stores; and 8,136 miscellane.
ous retail sthbishments. It blliO (
Contains summary tables of all es
tablishments covered bytthe survey.
?The; purpose ,lof this report ' ia , to ,
set forth !without recommendationl Sg-ary WtB coitutntiwhiia
the experience of a large numoer-'Oi
establishments on such.isabjtctSi as
oreditf losses, credit terms,, the-, use
of credit bureaus, collectiops,M!Stcwi inilll liI I I I V
which wQl serve as a chart jroide JUllUOUlllJLXJU-
for the Individual; business man in 1 fllH II tTt1 1 17 A fD
Carrying oa his businesa-l, gaielndl. f JjJ Via T Alii
vidua! merchant. Knowing nisown
lTiFn ? wry nunni t w
rTwnr anp being ,-r.y
fiUjWafhjfigtpn' tofn Jiiomier.,
ta T hf J rt "-6
Experience in these matters,--' an. . fW r . '1 TM-ilS-tX "
wmpVe ft withW of othe and Appalachian RtttTlCt
giverT himself iccordingty. - attTq Be 3epVW3
t information of the type disclosed , ;iL t
by $s credit survey,' it Sieved .j,, C&tiMhnm
teeeiTMH-aataf willlw of substantial jmponane tn 4 . , , , - .
,tpes, pWthal&abllWtlPO, hJk4S;'H ?c,!e?,?: J.
r-x noe : jcar j not vonry should v;jBsnmau , YoIIowia article '
I ' "o' i 4IT. A atf
' Miniature jgqlt 8en ,to be taking
the country like vrildfire. This game,'
whiclj seems have- originated less
than two years agoj has spread , "
throughout theJprincipal cities fn the '
country and 4s now- finding its "way ,
infos fiie smaller -towns. '-Asheville
has- a number bt -"conrses, ' there be--
iiig two or three even for the eolored : .
people of Asheville: vThis weeka ,
course is being 'prepared In Marsh
all. i ' The lot next to the Princess
Theatre ha? been leased and but for .
the rain would be nearing comple
tion. This vacant lot belongs : 'to ' (
Wessrs. Steve Roberts, A. J. Ramsey,
and' Guy Roberts who have leased it '
to Messrs. F. C. Lockwood and W.
Powell of Asheville, who hop to
have the course ready for use very
shortly after the weather clears up.
This golf course will be called -the
"Marshall' Mfidfe(et Country Club'V .
Mr. Lockwood is a graduate ,vi
the University of North Carolina,
and Mr, , PoweJl . b a;tndettbn.at
Princeton 'University. 5
If the llftrshall course is. patronix
ed as such eoorsei are to. other cities
and towns, it should prove a profit
able investments oj.; A
was
assisttnte the merchant tr carry-on , ' rail's "
bis credit business , more emciently, . f"TT
out1 also wiU enable hint' to pass the . y-x. tiont
resulting gains 'to the consumer in - ' - -- ' "
the form of lower prices. I The Appalachian District Fair at
Conies of Part in. as well as Johnson . Ckyy. has , been recognized
Parts I -and H. Of the 'National Re- by the U. S. Department of Agrieul
tail Credit Sorvey"rmay be obtained tmrev as, ian.1 "inter-state", , lair, v and
from' his' office at the prtc of !iu this ;irmuedmte section; is listed as
cents each.' " ' ' 1J ' a, part ofthe territory from which
Tit '
1 -j!
P
Very truly yours, - '
MARVIN SHIRLEY
. , ! District Manager.
STARTS RADIO
Contributed by the Carolihas District
OfficeUnited States Department
; 5 v l bt Commerce ' - -
MOSCOWDIAL: TELEPHONES
ESTABLISHED IN RUSSIAN CAE
tTAL. 'At i part f of ' the five-year
Industrial 'plan, aotomatid telephone
exchanges - are being1 rapidly 'Install.
;fed .In Moscow, and it ia stated that
by, 1942 all manual exchanges WiB
be completely eliminated in that city,
.leaving even the .'central, telephone
- exchange operated entirely by the
- dial system, according to the .Con
" inerce Departmeafi transportation
and communication, division." 'if.''
" v AHINGf ON : .SALE O F
UNITED STATES OAK LUMEER
AET.OAD IN 1029 .LARGEST IN
FIVE -TEARS. Tie f ak "
broad in 1923 were the largest for
the last five years excepting the sales
'for ISC", accvriiir.g te-J-'Ci NLis,
Asr' t C: f of, t'.e . Luber ;Divif
Bion,-Co,. erce DfT-artmentt 'Tie
' dUlii: Li . " -3- fr"r" 1'.- sles of
tLs,preions yeai.. . J-.'y ,s"sU
nJauknowftas-nocKianuingDnoai, , ,
Channefand 'U .Bituatedjust abova'WEVr CLOCK' START!
through the - cutoff jid;threexor
four;aRWJr?hnevjcon.Ie' an1
V BUENOS .tRES-lARGENTINE
TEXTILE. .jMABKET- i REPORTm)
SLOW, TheArgenttf$Wketor
textiles durii?ff Jniie feas drill atflhis
. -?-j.r.. .... .... ...
is.fUwioii; seaspft,tccoraing io a
cable f rom r:Aasitantt; (, Commereial
Attache, James G. i Burke", Buenos
Aires, to the Bureau of -Foreign and
Domestic -Commerce Business -was
fair in.' carded ci'tto yarn and igood
in mercerized yarn, during June with !
ome forward, coders placed durmgj iCustomerr "I'd . like1 to .See
the monthV Demand' for ' silk' Hosiery good second-hand cars."
wasiair.- - I V , J . Salesman:, "So would v'
LASTING FOOTPRINTS
' entries in the "Tri-Stato , Classes"
are -eligible. Due to the greatly ex
panded area - of the local district1 of
the' Appalachiaitv District "Fair, thou
. sandq of extra- copies of the premium
list r being, printed and a large
' ' "'"i " . r . amaitv ia' whnHulrid for, distribution
An attractive iuovatioa .haa just ap-; ,r Recently at the dedication of the , , counties.
peared on the .radio, market to, the jsdison-. memorial Duuains. ..rry Th,-Appftl8cbJaa .District- Fair
4MJi.ji9t- ulf.'-.,fni.iHi,..-, tw. .VamI. Mr. ; Edison . walk, across - i . . .. - . .' .. '. . .
Vr.. , r.T.T -71; mi ' Z ,ri rH - . which is to pe held at jonnsonmty,
clock may be attached
Set an? the set tuned
fte station.' At'fheUhour
enie program, - we.ouiw .v t -feeg; Btan fees, etc; ThU is expected
theet regardWof-whew the own-.Livea otgreatmeney remind ua v entjmb9rl Qf rtock
et may be.- There ganger of Hqw, through., thia, great world they,. , . . wwt-.t
the station going oiuw-wr w u f- iwenif,,, st,' - v- ' -t' . Wntninir fhMl fti shwin thialWMtji"-frm rr o nw. ai
owner' forgetting te tum.efi the net, - And departs left behind them, "--"V. tL .,, ' 77 r- irLT, L;v TV T'V;
for the lobk "doe, tha,JobToe at , Footprint, in the soft cemenC ?. TLTi; - . .-s'
Otp' appointed time. t - - .-v f. , .-The Pathf mder, . . ,omnetition from noint
Lannaivi' "I'm unrrv- vmwu P";w "r
AMCANlSr-1
A policeman Iwe all a eept ("
But for father we aayrpepr
For potatoes 'we say spuds:
And our clothing wi term-duds.
Te us e sailofsi kndwm' gob, ,
But a -haireutVustIbobiio i
For govenaoewt just-&ay .Uuiiie Sm
And crowded traffic ia a jam;
When we're cheated' it's"1 gip, 7 t'
But 'to- us e-teartie rips 'A-
Nqw all these things' Just go to show,i
That abodt us there's lots to know,
And foreigners -are ;ll amazed "t
In learning how these things are ,
."phrased. - ., !.
Bobby (reading aloud): John ap
peare4 prestfhtly dressed in lmmaea-
late evening, dress, -What does' im
maculate meanf' ' "J
Eight-year-old Sisterr "No gravy
spots on
Thousamds of dollars in addition-
al premiums are1 being offered, -end
preparations are 1 "being- ' made J '
handle 'Tieavy entry lists, f The Fair
c6mes the- week " f oHowing v th
'till,
tfie-''
Chattanooga.' "
Copeequently. many- important ' ex
hibite are expected, includbg one of -
the apecial car Toad agricultural ex-
The'Fathfirider.
"J
' ' ' ' - jr Four Brothers Who Flew to Fortune . - 1 . , '
: . -3 ; :
r !-' -
' .;; s ' ivj.:
'Vig. -4 "'.'-..-
ft -.:.k'it.
. . - A. ' I :. 5i::.
.; , " . . ,-:..!: lor ';;;.'Fvttb":'U
..... -- - J ; ' , - - ' - , ' v. . , .. t ..J
, ' " .- ' t i ' .- :" ' .'"':. '.."'.-.:--...- ---...fi . ,
I lady who gave me the recipe' for'ed m muiy winning herds en
Bome thU unnn ..'w aii . 1 tering add ttiakuig competion dif-
I Star Bnardpr- "Thpn n.,f ,(flcult for the loeal breeders i thU
sn'ccL we'irall drinlt it In 1.IW ' i region. This year, althdugh opeii
classes are still - -maintained, there
are duplicating classes in which en
tries' are restricted to breeders in
tho- "Tri-State Territory" ' which
consists of the following counties In
Virginia; North ? Darolna- and , Ten
nessee: v , : . , - ' ' -
' Ashe, Watauga, Avery, Mitchell,
Yancey and Madison counties, North
Carolina, jj i V
, Wythe, Grayson, Smythe, Wash,:
ingtonr- Russell,' Scott, Le and Wise
counties, of Virginia,"-' - v-,J
4 Johnson, -Sullivan, Carterr Unicoi,
Washington,' ' 7' Greene, v Hawkins,
Htneockv Hamblen and), Cocke'eoun
ties of Tennessee, i ;
vsiPractlcftlry an iFarm, Garden and
Orchard'uepartmeintis' -fcre" restrict;
s to entries ;f. from'; the Tri-Stata
Area only. "'. ,-But in many - of . the
wfimeq't ' department, - vocational
wriclture,-4-H -. clubs work, I- etftj
WWyV-'M':fthetwaa;.,Tare re
stricted to" the' fcri-cou'hties ef Carters
An uparaffered program of etf
tertainment has Jieen prepared. The
famous 'Summer Follfes -of ;'I980"
win present 1 a huge j musioal revue
every night, featuring international- -ly
famous stars and & ma'fcnificemt
ensemble of beautiful girls. - Each f
afternoon a big prc(ram of vaude .- .
ville and circus acts will be offered
and at night there will be a stupen- --7.
duous fire-works program," The ,
Heth Shows, one of the finest and -,v
cleanest ' carnival ' and " 'exposition -shows
In the world, will "have' the r.r
midway, which is far larger .'than;-.--.
ever before.' The Heth Shows have ? ,
their own Special train of - more
than thirty cars each 70-ft.- long.The
Midway, if laid out frf a single row, ' '.
would, be. more than one and one- .
fourth miles long.'' Several brass v
bands and mahy other-f eatdres "will . -r.
be "on the;' program and "will be r ;
nounced from time' to' timejfr- -.,f ; .
'All countv aients 1n U the Tr , ' .
slate' district . rt are 'eo-operating -V.
heaitfly; and are., enlcouraging and
assisting xin' the preparatiow of ex-
hibits and entries. x 'Prospective ex- -hH-!tont'Thoclt
write to the'Secre-' .
tary,'! Carrol r"E King; .Johnson City,""
for a premium lfet,' that they will
Unicoi nd'Wa8hlngt6n, Tema, as a 'not be overlooked when the general
special -inducement t to -'local -wo- mailing and rdy;tribulfon laid place
men, schools and elub'TC r V'-L-1 ithia ' month.' V '. ';..