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Suggestion to Farmers.
now is the time oi year
i.- -farm Clft - "fnt
hose yellow bloomin stick
lids that infect your pastures.
(1 after them with grubbing
. . mmiuk p ue- w vii ecus ureeK. i; w iavio inm!. i:n
cision. If any farmer or biisi- 331 General G H .Holmes.. SI expenses "RaWafc- :89.60
ness man, bank or anv other . S2s ?,da ..;V..C Constant Dayroll .HowidCiitiL 3:C0V
mattock or any tiling that
hoc ui(v ,
y 'take : them out root and
branch, cut briars and bushes
I ,ong the roadside, branches' and
Ukbank, and don't burn them;
thaul them to the gullies and
'bare places on the farm. Reno
ir everything from .your pas
ture that will hinder your mow
L machine from running over
ft if you have one, and if you
lavenot, buy a good bush scythe,
ken use them, yes; use them
fright now in ugust, and use
them every day until the ; pas
ture, roadside branches and
Week banks, are all cleaned up
be ready m Sept., and " Oct.;
j :
to sow some grass seeus u, tm-
prove the pastures next spring.
Bust try it this August and see
it works, and next year and
the next right on will find you
doing likewise and in a few more
years, your 'farm will look like
somebody owned it and; was hv-
n there, rsow aon t take my
word for it; just go along and do
Ae thing and see how mrych bet-
w vniir form will lnnlr an A Yfxxr
'such better the milk cows and
1 j-
lieir calves, will look, and how
jbsed your wife will look when
ifl faf jmjo - fttnb--nn n wilful
fphmp udders ready to pour put
large buckets of milk for the
children and later on for the
creamery we mean to have some
time in Polk county, and then
you will look over the pastures
the cows and the calves and
the glad wife and the happy and
contented boys and girls inv the
and how yourself respect
will grow. Certainly you will
'eel like you were somebody
you will be when you
these results to pass on
your farms, which you can and
you must. It takes such a little
effort, only at the right time and
Mis "NOW"
Our Community Fairs.
farmers mav think that some-
has been slow about getting
W premium lists. We havehad
nothing to cret them- out with.
fll who take Polk County News-
one, and we have arrange
rs with the editor through
'Wch the premium list for each
tonshiD will in tho hand of
JWair officers this week, and
till be up to you to get a copy
get busy to make the fair in
our townsHip the best yet, and
w best in the county. The com
ity fair this year will mean
than at any time in the
wst; because we have embarked
J the cooperative marketing
JJess and- standardization of
ucts is at the bottom of suc
w? cooerative marketing,
the community fair - is the
school possible to study and
JW?e first hand knowledge' re
Z Tg preParation of commodi.
; Market. Now in order
wi! t ,ate our community, fair
ofJlft uuqr a premium
JiU to. the township which will
com'w, . the most successful
Cecide.iy
self a lne lairs and , my
foL,Asuccessful fair in the
used wi11 be one that
dearest showing in an
WJ1Y a11 the farm pro
atid ;he comunity, quality
topfi.?IOrmity, and attractive
s of exhibition all having
43.60
5,73
0.80
;9L85
30.00
64.50;
agency is willing to add to this $2 We 0a LV? labor .
j Lrl Premium could be 336 Amr-RyJEx r
made $75 for 1st, and $25 for Tryon..C Constance..Z:i :payrott'."
2nd. Now let the officers of the Sreensv -J M Miller -payroll C..-
tair in every townshin cet busv Sin Jenerai-':-5? 11 holmes. ... accounttait :
and let eveTy farmeS tsil
ness man get right behind these 342 SIonWkl u :
officials and have the best fairs Tryon....:C ()nstanceD gravel " r::
everheld-inPollc- or any other i -.'L Jackson:..; feed" - :
county. We learn to cooperate -" J!1- L. haul in- . ;
bv ;cooneratincr ,7 M Hmes labor
To Ut y?r 47 Generals. CW Davis.... services.
ouiui.iairs in eacn township reens " e 4 payrolLCoxsBridge.:2a09-
will be a great lesson in coopera- 349 Saluda ;C Constance.. .payrolLNat Hay.:3.7Qi
U Davenport...., f eed 51
long step toward success of our iP IS B?
farm federation for cooperative 354 GreensOadmn 64.50 3
marketing. . 355 General....G H Holmes... stamp 1 : V. ,82
What About a Vrcp This Year? I? IS
Mery tarmer who undertakes fj V . , feed x. ,v 1 v , v-H
a wheat crop for next year should Hi Gr4e,ens --J SWatsoh..L. tabor lumber . , - ; 52.39 3
be planning and working now. JS- Qenr i & Miller.. payroU - . - v ' 7
aj i ii. . t . AiD general....... Cash. postarro . 2.0a): v
And unless thenght things art 117 yon.....C Constance 62.278:
done at th ricrhf fimo ati in fttb 117 PnlnrviVk - . - ? OA 0l l
' . uu 00
bridge ; . . . 3.50
9a80 -
2.55 3
, 18.50 4
.:29.06":;
done at the right time and in the 117 Columbus
right way; I would advise "Don't 118 V T P Moore
snw whAaf a orvoii ri,o4- Ho White i Oak..
crop will pay 'almost every farm- Constoce.;pavwtf
Z" 41;85 2
' 10. 40 :
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erm roiK couniy 11 grown unaer 120 Greens:. T H Steadman..::.-
proper conditions. The 1st re- 121 Tryon...J T Green Lbr Co lumber
quisite is to select good well !21
Wtt in 11
nitron and TmW 2nd Pre. Jryon C Constance:......; payroll.
0 I I Nanno
prepare wen tne seea oea m aa-
vance of sowing time. 3rd. If
you have it not; procure good 123 White Oak A M Lynch payroll
plantlyy October
Din. urin instead 01 Droaacast- 124
ing. 6th. If your land is rich 124
in nitroeren. use Dlentv of acid 125 Columbus .J A Feagan.t...i..
nhosnhftte. 7th. Use cultiDack- pjyrivn
c j - I107 Wnl.iWA 7 T)-.,
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Wilson ..52.66 ,10
jgkyoka , 31.34 1; '
Howard Gap ;$ -Nat
Hgy
: ; . 65,47 15.
9.20
41
,r, land roller or Wavy drags, to j f "cotenceZZ
nrm tne seea Dea. Ana next 129 Columbus ...Car Hdw Co.v.
March if the winter has been 130 Greens. T H Steadman..
heavy; pack with same kind of 359 Saluda ...C Constance...
device that will make the land 360 Columbus.... J T Thompson...
fi i-iL:-. ' --ui oi ureens xu r uraven.....
nrm wneu mere t icaauuauic 101 Tr pot a
season m the soil. Follow these 131 - ,
suggestions andI predict you 132 Tryon ....C Constance.. J. "
will have biscuit for the family 132 Saluda... 4 V " . payroll
next year cheaper and more 362 J0?--- '?sfy r S -o'i .-u
uoiuua ......... uiip xmucikm
Columbus.."
Mill Spring Sfii-Trvon P R A,TCn
Owing to the continued 365 C Davenport..... telephone
well es- 365 " . feed ;
0UWI1 vtu w. w f r w o - I n
lumber
payroll
supplies
navroll
Davroll.....Porks creek 7.84
m . w te e
..sanoy Fiams uu j
Z.55
67.00 5
52.504.5
6.00
85.16 10
58.50
134.62 4
satisfactory than to buy flour.
4i
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82.66
15.34
20.10
9.55
8.26
6.29
2.05
t
pecially the hay crop. UfiA sflf,,n -v . -nnvrnil
J. HGibbs made a business 367 Tryon J1...W A RollinsIZI
trip to Rutherfordton Monday in 368 WB Edwards ... labor.....
the interest of the state' high- 368 " " lumber
50 ryon.. uonstance... ..
Way. . - SfiQ SalnHfl " navrftll
... , .1 -'' ,
Simeon Walker is sick at tms 37, Columbus..S V Thompson. ..
writing. We hope for him a 371 Tryon..........C Constance...
speedy recovery. QrjA -7" G
The1 revival meeung at "" 374 Greens.......
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Methodist church is in progress 94 Saluda....:.... ..C Constance.....
4-v.io -iraair nn-nHnpted bv the Pas- 95 J T Green Lbr Co
w t tenpv W saiuaa...........u uonstance....... lumDer unuges
47.00
v 44.00
.Vaughns creek 10.00
30.34 4.5
. : 66.26
sandy Plains 65. 65 6
32.33 3
. 60.27
35.20
. . . ' .117.90 3
Bridge work 63. 66
.......V VAllOlOUbC.. - imm'. .w.awU 1
no - T T Av9yw.v KwiWrroo ' Mot Ucnr ' YK
' ? ' V - - , 1 M IO O XV AUUCX0U11 Wtuftw ........
J. W. Lankiora ana iamuy , T00 white Oak J T Green Lbr Co lumber
Greenville S. Ci and Miss Gar- 10i Tryon 'CCloiistance--:.: " '
rison of Cawtawba, S. C. , were 102 White Oak..G W Waycaster.: cement
visitors at the home of J. It 103 V ,S ? Bridges.
vsiwra uv wpek 104 Greens.., .....R J Ridings; ....... gas
F0Ster!s a few days last WeeK. Trvnn T T nreen T.br lumber
TV10 frennent visits of a yOUlig i nfi Greens G Gonstance V
man of Gramlin to the home of 107 White Oak..W n Hilton:. labor..:. .CollinsvilleBrg. g.25
50.00
"53.98
. 33.97
creek Brg...-48.45
68.72
73.20
1 36.30
.. 14.25
" 64.37
127.12
7.28
, m.. 107 uooper uap . .' mmoer
Unap luniW c vvrr : Trvnn .T R AnHerann
A dish Of turnip greens uu w t no 0.
foiita in earlv spring look gooa 109 Trvon-. iC Constance.......
wvi,t nnw is the time topre- 110 Columbus:. C 'W Davis.:.:. DayrolL
pare:or-itW'W,
patches.
wiVk h woods M thi Wona
lMa ffnm'one "can easily arrange
tvhni oale of 1 cents
sweetest "
fumes at
ove
the American
from the
anJ most' delicate, i 01
lumber.
111 Saluda.. C Constance.....
112 m i ? Car Hdw Co..:... labor
113 General.::.J T Green Lbr Co supplies
U3TryonjL v r ....... lumber
113 White Oak 4V" ' - " l. "
324 Saluda..:.::.C Constance ' - f
325 1 BaIenger-moms.payroll
326 Ox)Pers. Andy; cy,. gas
,es -oCfSfcdTr? at throtber, sayi 327 General J. .So Stamp & Sty Co payroll
rpowerful.rs ?go ftnilin,Wia 7. V Thnmnfinn jmirna
,encan .rim not Ym T.W man avroll . sandv Plains.. 25.001.5
stores of -tne periu,-(-- - X"yc?r T - - on o
11.66
11.66
10.00
' 2.00
1.33
. 12.88
62.00
7.20;
a. 79.75
5.02
yiela ireater variety than
find In woods, c ?
1 as Golumbus.. J A Feagan....
136 Greens .;u.M HDeels
137 Greens So'Ry Col
labor
vjHxuina Horses. 1Q7 Gnlnrhhiia T h tsteaaman ireiKflfc
r cce- ISft-Greens,--J watson payrou,
"r " ... - Aa nntbn TraB- tY .. , ,i
thus destroy w 141 White uaK A m ljyncn..
43.30 2
Columbus-MS..:. 25.80 3
. 7.50 ': '
; ;. "5i.05. '
-, ,112.65 J. ,
Poors . Pord-GC.. 35.35 6
. . ,43.85 2
Rev, Pratt preached in "the
new church last. Sunday.
Rev. Caldwell will preach next
Sunday, the twenty-first at 350
p. m. - , s ,
The Sunday school is planning
for a picnic next Sunday. J : : " ; .
Fred Swann donated oil- for
the floor of I the ew J church but
as yet it has hot been applied, , , :
MissSaddie 5 Parker returned
last' weelcfronv f&stoff;where
she had been for a special course
in music at the ' conservatory of
I One night last Week the iiouse
that JfX Gabertlani;faly
live in was discovered ;to be' bii
fii; Thefj family had retif ed
but Mrs; jilbert hadhoigone to
eep, when an : alarm ?x)n
brought some ' near neighbors
who soon extinguished the blaze
and on investigation it was found
that an old cracker bag had been
satuated with coal oil and set Jon
fire and thrbwed oh the kitchen
roof'
The Ladies Aid sold ice cream
lemonade ; and cake - Saturday
night. Their efforts were quite
a success. Taken - m from - sales
and donations about $50. ; : ' r
v Much credit- due1 Mrs. ' W. A.
Cannon f of Soliciting donation
arid buying a nice carpet for the
rostnimiri iiew cnuf ch;H 5
!tiss Parkellpiayate
telephone mstalled m . teachers'
dormitory this week.
Miss Grace Holbert left last
Sunday for' Boiling Spring, ; high
school. '.-j .. , V;'.
Misses Ophelia Thompson and
Clyde Metcalf have gone to
Cameron, N. C.
Arthur and 'Jay Ballard also
Mrs. Ernest Ballard, ' Mary
Laughter Justice- Fisher have
gone to Forest City where they
will enroll as help for hosiery
mill work.
Mrs. Jf. JN. riooa's lather, pi
Knoxville, Tenn., paid him ayisit
last week. '
Mrs. L. J. Giibert and family,
moved to Saluda one day last
week. Being they were former
citizens of that "section hence
they had a loving for the old
hpme country.
Rev. J. A. Langley and wife,
of Little Rock, is spending his va
cation in this vicinity with home
folks.
A. N. Kunkel is visiting some
of his relatives at Statesville,
Charlotte, this week.
One of - A. N. Kunkel's broth
ers, of Norfork, Va., paid him a
visit last week. " '
R. B. Cannon and wife are the
parents of new baby girls at
their home on the tenth. . Moth
er and babies are progressing
nicely ' " "v;- :V; :'
Mrs. N. W. Randall is visiting
relatives and friends at her old
hoiher i ' . '
Ed - Waters, of Spartanburg,
was in Lynn last week-end. .
Miss Ted Cannon, of Washing
ton, and W. H. Carinorf and wife,
of .Greensboro, are spending
their vacation with home folks.
Lewis T. Blackwell and family
of Spartanburg, t were visiting
kinsfolks in Lynn last week.
. Garland Simmons, one of our
old! Lynn boys now of Rock Hill,1
S. C. v was calling on friends one
day this week. r - o -'
; t Well Fishtop, I know your good
people in. your , section are re
joicing over the favorable pros-3
pect of a good crop arid the fast
extinguishing v of V. the.-, noted i
dangerous and much V dreaded i
rattler,- '
We failed to shine last week 1
but it was not our , fault - as we
did our best to be with you. J We
were somewhat a-little put out -
about the loss of time we i suffered
in getting in on time and we may- j -
fail again, arid if soire will go onlf v
stick;proper.iv.,:2Q
W. F. Srann is at r home5 for a -'.
while feeling ? very t muclif iridis- -
We have had another. week of '
dry weather, rain would do good; I
Although the last season did
corn considerably good. pr L l
E. W. Bradley was in this sec-;j!
tiori a few days last week fish-i
Squirrel " hunters eep the
mountainsides vibrating twith the W'
sound Jof the ! shot -gun! 1 Are"1
they any better than the moon
shiner?) he only vibrates the law,:i
and does not use the people s
liberties. SMi -'
1 H: Justice and a Mr. Taylor,
of Henderson, were in ti" sec-;
tion l fishing and looWngaroundv;
i Posey Henderson hauled a load.
of apples off last week. He pre
fers to sell to others who like the
jimg; busing
C iSigfifelaul
of apples to Asheville last week.
J. B. Bradley still keeps, the
way warm hauling to Henderson
ville. '
Ewert Levi went to market
last week-itnd has not returned
yet (the- road seems to - be in
good shape as teams are hauling
40 bushels.0 '
Misses Eva and Estella Pace
visited in Henderson county
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Staton, of Hendersonville,
fn company of two others were
fishing here last week and look
ing around for some apples.
No wonder to me now, why
those who move to other parts
nearly always return. For with
out potatoes, apples, pears, apri-.
cots, cherries, peaches, melons; '
we don't understand how people
live who are deprived of many
of these things. -
Cam Levi, of Henderson, was
in this section a few days last
week. ". '
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Rev. Joel Sherfey, and wife
were visitors in the Cove Sunday.
Spurgeon Bishop, : Grayson. -
Jackson and Phil v Head, came
over in the Cove with T. W.
Bradley Sunday.
The members of the Bretheren
church here met Monday ancf
attended to ome buiinsss, . ap
pointing Rev. Joel Sherf ey dele-
gate to District:meeting at Melr
vin Hill August, 25, a n .
J. B. Bradley killed, a rattler
Sunday ie was swmi
river. Only two killed last week. . r ,
-Hurry, up wagoners or th '
apples will get ahead; .they , .are
ripening fast. Fall apples ripen-
ingm6nthrearly.1 t: V; i '
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England Welftentcs Virginia . Flower. j
: To many pecple the Virginia creep-
r seems nice rather a lowly and mod
est plant, and yet It. has recelTed a
warm welcome In England, where It ,
U crown ; freely, rambltof erer bnUd- : .
lnss, rocks and walls. Just as much U
hcie la Cn sUsSi sou jta la Aaerlcsa
' . . The Exception.' ,
: Jlri the world .loTes a wiaaer--.
cent, of course, tne . blnl n won it
fresx Topers Capital.
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