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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-01-07
Reasons for Home Trading!

Because you examine your purchase and are assured of satisfaction
before investing your money!
Because your home merchant is always ready and willing to make
right any error or any defective article purchased of him.
Because when you are sick or for any reason it is necessary, or
you to ask for credit, you AN GO to the local merchant. Could you
ask it of the mai-order house?
Because if merchant is willing to extend you credit, you should
give him the benefit of your cash trade.
Because your home merchant pays local taxes and exerts every
effort to build and better your market, thus increasing the value of
both city and country property!
Because the mal-order merchant does not tighten your tax Or in
any way help the value of your property!
Because the malorder merchant does nothing for the benefit of
market or real estate values
Because the best citizens in your community patronize home in
dwry. Why not be one of the best citizens?
Because if you will give your home merchant n opportunity to
compete, by bringing your order to him in the quantities you buy out
of town, he will demonstrate that, quality considered, he will save
you money
If You Want A Bigger and Better Macon
BUY AT HOME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
PiMLlCO RESULTS

-,iinani,g Ia Iutwcii,. $40. 81 90 ani
$50. won. Tiu-a-lur III tNmhroscb. $40
and s. 80 second ElruSin. ll% 'Hob!ns"nb.
byron. wclsau. Garnet. surcrs,iuom. and
i.prain" also riu
Second Two inncs-rh" BROOK. 1872 Ct.
rurkcrl. 81 o. $50 and Sa7yy; won; net,
Time. 1854 TN" Brook and simon Jones
sag. Entry, Brook. Mast"rful. Marsc Henry
and ian,oni'# aisn ran
chaae G ia o hInH1iG"p r1
$40 won. Mauokin il3 Cuntw.lD. $pGo
ANA $50 second; lock Scot. ilI tk"oEhi .
$40. tniri. Thine. .l3i-5. bondage" Friend
,.s gloomy Gus. KING huggot, Hyannis and
S'r"irhIf"rwHrd ais" ran.
xi:o6an "a. 10. uayn,s.' $50 S siiS ,yd
S&%o. Won ch"ri'a Francis. 10 o.. Me
iarr 10, 'Rohius"m 500, third Time.
! ;" Slai"art i"i"n. xAirra BUZZ Around
M"m" Pax. ASong oc valley. xNuui"r
Kiachford Tie IN Ind Hurry Lauder also
ran. $3.50
i'inh.Jloch.y- cluh handi,np; seven fur
$50 won. Gylcr. lis ,I;ohi'gomb 81 ami
s.'', ..rpnd. Anita, rs ,iIu'wcip 50 40
MIRO. Tim. i:gg : Thr Decision lulin /
%h"i;,, Shudhili and i.agl" also ran
E"I fSl,. 2N1 and g. 90 won; Sevillian
10 lS'hn'nnf-rl g "a and SEQ. second
'"iid Rock, lh 'Rob!rsoup $3.50 ihir..
lAc, 90 Handful, Deurbcr ~ Hond
Brown. $3.50 g. AID sss5 v nr'.""%ns ~
20 ~ McD,rn"ti). sle,o md g. - ..@n,f.
'Mm EDWARD. lol ~ Mo1hrpnrt,, ST. 90
h,X,t. Va oSnllivar. Golden List,
"rs'can. Water Lady and Monty Fox ais,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
Y. M. c. A. ATHLETICS
Men Organize far Noliry HuII-Youn:-
wen iluh Track and Swimming
MntChcA-llONh OrEnmizinl

Four teams have been organized in
me Nj; {. y. gymnasium for vollcy
Dali by the a:3O Business Mems Class
The games will be played on Non,av,
"Wednesday and Friday nights uutiI
further notice. The teams are AS fol-
lows: i +. Mason Icaptain), NJ Iiorrc
n. w. shelton. Jr. T.. I.cbarXNitch, "
LAYTON, Jr., j. j. Tabb. j. 6 Duke. r.
NJ. Ihomas tcaptaiu). w. IL. street w
\. Collins, l.. Brccdcu. Ir, T. H. Hcu
III. +. Wright, H. :. Corey Cc;iptoinI /
~ Marvin. III y. Carlton. =. 6. Strach-
an, {. y. Canepa, l.. T. Wright: George
Harrison tCaptaint. w t.. Crawford
*. J. PuSey, +: l.. Ilaskcr, Harry calisch
and {. w. Throckmortou
Six teams VIII be organized i'm the
Young Mems Night Class to play bas-
ketba!l. and for track athlctiCs and
swimming. TO date forty-nvc mem
hers of the class have signed up for
this league.
Every session being held in the GYM
nnsium brings in now men SEVERN
old tuners ar" returning TO the GYM
naSlum classes, ana it is iHt.r.Stiut. 10
note the good fellowship between the
neW. and the old men. Wlth the or
BanizinS of leagues :tmon: the classes
and the Federation LEAGUE games
about 10 start in haSkctbull The, gym
VIII surely he a busy place from nov
until January ].
The organizing OF leagues in the
boys gymnasium classes vii! take.
place next week. Their. Is q prob
ABILITY OF having over 100 boys in com
petltiVe games within the next two
weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10

GENERALS MAKE STAND FOR
RANKING WITH BIG ElEVENS
Paxton Appears to HIVE Itrntcn out
Sorrc1ls at Fuil-t'riIc nrin-
Saved for nuttle Here.

tSpc'iat 10 Inc llincS- BiSpatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. November .
Hoping by its showing next Saturday
TO compare favorably with big elcvens
OF the East. the Washington and Lee
football team is ready TO meet Buck
neil. Only signal practice was en-
SaEcu In to-day. and short work
OUT is scheduled for tomorrow, the
Scrimnage OF the week bCin,; held on
ger Elcock had the varsity work for
more than an hour pcrfccting Il de-
tense Tor puntinE and for blocking
num,S' some Of Captain ioung's boots
Navy game. but in the second half.
2iter the line began to shift for him,
MS KICKS greatly outdistanccd those
me Tor nearly eighty Yards
me WHOLE team. with the exception
or Right llalf-iinck Grille, who injured
s n,s ankle i, ~ Asnnpolis. is in good
S his ana Eicock is planning to turn
sEiNhnianS The Generals. however,
nave been so clated over their victory
over the Navy that Elcock. ysho Doesn't
look upon Rucknell AS Il weak eleven.
has been several times forced to eau
''4ln ms men against ovcrconiidcncc.
from work during the past ten DAYS
~ beginning to look aS IL oiallia
rn.utn mas beaten out Sorr"lis. tho
Is more than likely that tn" 1873.
pound lad Will start there for the Con
erals on Saturday. Two years ago
Eicnck picked Paxton from "a crowd
ana mad" him don Il uniform Tin.
rirht haif-hack position has proved
Iuiie a problem for Elcock. aud no
vii start either Adams or Cromwell
Washington ami jefferson game :,
week later. in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
AGGIES SIGN HARTSELL
i<';'hni"nd Recruit Higgins Coaching of
a. ~ VI. EicNrn-iinn Great Record.
VIII Couch All Teams.

Gloom in the football camp of the
M MGT5h T M,,h Techs has been dis
Harry iartSell former all-South.rn
man back on Tech. has been secured
70 ;hlsh out the season AS head foot
81 "a, Coach to take the place of Brit
. PATTERSON. OF Washington and JEFF
ieiSoh, AN ;tll-Amcrican lincs,nam of
iech squad at the beginning; OF the sea-
son, Ills inability 10 handle southern
Nlch ana TO adjust himself To Southern
Hohdltiohs resulted IL the Techs max
ms the poorest showing this year tn;t
aHE.S hitVt made IN the past seven or
SlSht seasons Patterson, last week.
handed IN his resignation to the f;.cul-
ty athletic committee
BESIDES taking charge OF the foot
ball team, iiartscll Will coach the hus-
kc'haii. track and baseball teams. and
IN, Y as" necn engaged as head coach
ior all OF the major sports Tor the
liart%"li has been conceded TO be on.
vl thr most brilliant athletes ever pro
uuHn ,,n ~ This section of the South.
Mhiie AZ Tech he starred at every
hrhu"h OF sport. lie has been coach
ZIG ana tr!chinG ~ Porter Military
nt"ncmy thiS year. but the Teen au-
thclltlcS were successful in their ,i-
toitS to secure his release
iierrVl"am efforts are being made TO
lhe rrlnaimins games on the Tech
schedule. these being with NAVY.
t,'prEctown and Washington and Loo,
me latter Eamc to hc played in I;alci,:h
on lhahhSEi wing Day. Former Agri
tultu'a! and Mechanical players are
rev nriins to ntd in the coaching. and
~ - confidently believed that the Techs
VII Yet make Il crcditabie showing this
tn" R!chmonG League club owns
aI"rtSrii, ne having signed Il contract
recently Formerly iiartscll PLAYED in
the virginia League. lie is Il second
hhscr;tn and viii report here for The
spring practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
CADETS MEET CLEMSON
BATTLE HOLDS
:; INTEREST OF SPORT WORLD
EicNcn E:vrnl, Matched and Thrilling
I. 'nmc PrrdictrL-i.ucal Buys " i'll
ThH--l.arcC truwu Expected.

With the presidential nrht appar-
entity settled, large part OF the local
publicS sporting interest now turns to
the clash between tho Virginia Mtli-
tary Institute ana Clemson College "a;
the ball park here ON Saturday after
noon. The game is TO begin at 80
O'Clock. and probably Will attrac, the
banner crowd thus far OF the season.
In another column ON tins PAGE there
Is printed a comparison OF ,hc teams
ne hEuirS, furnished by athletic aU-
thoritics OF the institutions, show that
inc eleNenS are very evenly matched
ana {; survey OF their records for the
Present season also indicates thai the
over the other.
Virginia Military institute is, out
weighed about ten pounds 10 the man.
put against this Is thrown the weight
more experience as "a general on the
Witss.'f tS4n inan has his .opponent.
lts.l. ana mat should he OF material
assistance. With the exception of
fractions, the clevems are evenly.
matched as regards height and age.
taGe IN the fact that there are NOR,
players on their team VINO have had
more ihan one seasons experience.
feature OF the battle on saturday
mat VIII appeal directly TO Richmond
Followers OF football is tn" fact that
there are number OF loca! boys VINO
probably will got into the game Tor
ny N"N'tS' h"Sl OF tN'n are Well
known here. AS :; result al their work
with teams in the prep school league, J
ana all OF them did except loHallY good
playing while with those clcNcnS. ,
among them are: Sjrinccr. Gray. Mills. |
s Mit M limr,, ana owens Of John Mar;
Addison. OF McGuivc's
Members OF the John Marshall Attn
Ietic Association have been accorded (
reduced rates. as has been the prac- /
tice at most of the bil; local football /
games. and have been requested 10 /
wear their uniforms The cadet corrS !
at the high school iS the first To he .
FORMED under the extension system OF I.
me Virginia Military Institute, and the I
presence OF men nom the corps would /
add another touch of color TO the iicid. +
In addition 10 them, all veterans Of /
inc War bctwccu tn" states ar" to bp ,
admitted 20 the park free when they /
appear IN uniform. As number of .
them are alumni ot the institute. il is |
probable they viii turn out lin lnrl,,,
numbers The aprcarauCc OF the Viz .
Einia Military Institute teams on the
locai srIdiron always il looked for /
game here this season Will be of csp.-
cial interest in lieu of tho fact that
their opponents are about their equal.
50 far as Richmond is concerned also
the teams a decided edge on the other.
as each OF them has won ON. batilr
mere IN past years. In 1919 Clemson
was the victor by a score OF - 10 -
whiIc last year the Cadets triumphcd ,
Reports from each 'of the schools in
dicatc that the coaches have been
rushing their charges hard for the last
ten days in an effort To reach the hes,
form for the battle here. There are
several unusually good PLAYERS on each
team, ana the game il expected to b,. !
rs close as IL should I've THRILLING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
SPOR
DANNY MAHER DEAD
trent american Jockey Dics In London
fn!io"mE Long liincsS-Won
Hnhy Prominent Victories.

LONDON. November g.-Dauuv Ma
her. the American jockey. died at :,
nursing home in London early to-day
after Il lingering Illness which caused
MS retirement from the turf three
years ago.
Danny Mahcr had The greatest roc
ora OF any jockey ON the English or
american turf at recent years lie
was star performer on English race
courses Tor ninc years prior 10 his
retirement In this time he rode To
victory IN tire" DcrbicS. his MOUNTS
mint. ~ '''"'
re also captured TN" Oaks. in 1905
ii;cE"r. IN 1908. with Rock Snnd. and
~. same classic race. in 1903. with
'IEar"o; ~" WAS reputed To be worth
Itrte fortune as TIA" result OF his turf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
Comparison Of Players in Saturdays Battle Here
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
.Ht. AGE. InStfinn
CLEMSON CoLI.r:t:i:.
! ears on

go u" g. Is no %; Morrison, siiycron
&C., g.. ~ 100 Mills. T..
"' """'r"'a"' Ia: -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
TECHS ARE PREPARED FOR
HARD WAKE FOREST BATTLE
No"rc out OF Gamr-plnyrrs Leave
school Ia tOtc-Strin:cr mud
Gregory Show Ability.
NI.ACK SII.I},; "a vo,

HlAckSEtRi. VA. November .
Although Virginia Polyt.chnic Ins,i-
'Itf considers that the hardcS, part
OF nct schedule is p"ri, she Is no,
S,a"kinG w her speed. for sh. rcaliZ.s
bHt 81" mas worthy opporcutS in her
- i'ihckSburE saturday Tor IN" first
,,,Nc az good many gears. Although
~ 'tNc to;,it ~ not !, team les hc great
=! irh'"" b. Eirginia roly'"rhnic In.
s''utr, she has shown much ;hat
promises hard struggle for the Techs
versatile Aggregation. and probably
VIII put ny the hardest SCRAP seen al
i'IackShUrG this year. 1.!ttl. is known
concerning the personnel OF the Wake
: or - team, nnt from thri" showing
i!l'"er OF IN" '"ivcrsity OF SU,ijn ,'aro-
in" last saturday, She is known TO
have good un-nsc
Virginia Polytechnic Institute will
j." hHndi'appcd in this game by the
l.",S Of some good mon. 1t is doubt
" IN" Eam", and his place will l."
iafgn by Mcneil Gardner also will
ii"rd!N get IN the Eauc. NAM have
been granted leaves in order to cast
ih"lr htli",s, but all are expected back
IN t!mc Tor tn" last practices Greg
Dry; Gaines and Hall are among thos.
on leave.
Light scrinmarc was the order OF
me practice on Tuesday and Wedncs-
~ afternoons in preparing the sec
oNh-Strihg men for the succeeding
games. These scrimmages will be CON
- tackle, Mcneil At guard. and Graves
~ thck!" all are showing UP we'll
StrlhG"r. at half back. is also playinr
Il Versatile game III the next three
t'hlcS, many men who have not be-
'Grr been In the game will be given a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
ERECTING NEW Bull WARKS
and jefferson tnnch,.
Hope ." Hold riit 80 That Omen
Plays May BE ATTEMPTED. :.
| $50 IA 10 The TLmcs.l.l.nu,cl,

WASHINGToN "a %G,'..t5 '',,'n'
Interest in the football ,..r'.. ~ ,,i,,.-
burgh Saturday b.r,ycrn l\,,.h,nG,|,,
and Jefferson ana PIT Iiyig,d -,
ton with that i'm the ua;ion.l ..l.,I,,
to-day \ mighty cheer uros.. frn,r
several thousand persons watcbi,i,, -
newspap. election hlIIlntiu IG.trI 49, -
Il facctious bulletin writer finSl,J - =
precincts i'm WASHINGTON Gotim,, ,.,yn
II became appaicr, here ,o.d,y ,,,,
Nuss would no, be able TO ,,I.y ,,,,., ~.
Pitt on Saturday. or nj lnaoi Vii
not be able to s,ar, ms i,,,,o,,N,',
clash TIN. In inv. D. ~, ~ 90, l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
REGULAR ARMY EICKFIE:I.D
PLAYERS AGAIN IN IISE-Ip

WEST POINT. November e.-Thc
Army drilled for an hour this after
noon. McEwan and Butler were alb
seHi, ANA Siockcr was at center and
Sch!encr on tackle. Rcdncld for the
nrSt time IN hrc weeks waS in at right
end. Ford. too. rot into Tho rnn,.t
work at the other wing position FOR
while The varsity bnckhcld was in
tact throughout with Place oIiphaui
aud Vidal carrying the bali and Ger.
hardt driving the team At quarter
IN" niE team scored twice Via the
tOuCh dOWn rnutc -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
DHEIFISS AND CSII.S!I,\
SETTLE THEIR DiiIIRf.NCEs

PITTSHCRGiI. IA, November g
President Barney Dr"yfuss and Man
apor Jimmy Callahan. OF tho Pi,ts-
hurgh Pirates, settled their q ffcr"uc,s
to-day and went into a discussion of
may be brought 70 Pittsburgh u"Nt
year.
Ar. lrcyfuss said he was rerfcc,ly
satisfied with Callahan's mauapn,n.ri
callahan denied tho rUmors that he had
rcceiN"d an Offer to manage inc Bos-
ton i"d SoN lie said No had u twu-
year contract with the Pittsburgh cIut,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SOCCER SEASON CLOSES
HcIIrNuc and ita.nhri,l,s,. Fight Ten scare
'HH ''-"""n i'tiiHrr' Developed
ANA nUch INTEREST Nrou>c6
Stnn,liny al rc:,ms.
AlI-Ntnr Soccer TrlnI.

Ashbrook CBaimbridgej, goal; Grundy
(belicvue). right iu!l back; Smithic
Q3ainbridgc), left fun back: Pierce
,Rinford, center half back: Banks
cambridge. right half back; Willard
t.rGNocatonaD. left half back; Hicks
,bcllcNuc), center forward: Little
kainbrldGc), right outside forward,
iuckcr lBinford), right inside forward;
llnrwood tbcllcVuv). left outside for
ward; owens iiainbridgc', left inside
forward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
!. VI. II. 4. JUNIOR QTINT
WINS GAME ny ONE POINT

Tn" Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
non Junior basketball quint defeated
me robert T.. Lee team Yesterday ON
ne iLchrcw court by the score of 10 10
). IN" game was highly Interesting
'hr"uSnoNt, ana the score shifted from
one side TO the other. The ulnyinr.
OF me Hebrew uuint ia the second ha If
was OF high order, as they had 10
t"t Gown Il large lead of their oppo-
ncntS. The boys fought hard ;brot,,.h
Out ana hnAily managed to down their
rivals by the narrow margin OF one
pOinl. - ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10

Two extra periods Of soccer were
played by the Eaiuhrii,;c ana Belle
vac Junior High soccer lads at i;yrd
Park Yesterday afternoon and neither
team .jcorcd.
IN" bah cc-sawcd over the field all
during the game. cambridge was the
aEpycssor. because Little. Owens. ritl.
man, Miller and Crooks hammered the
halI hard. EollcNuc was supreme iu
tn" defense game. The little fun
backs. Miles aud Grundy. played sen
sationai soccer, and Smithic in goal
mad" som" wonderful stops Meredith
and Coghill tried hard to feed Hicks
and liooih with the ball, hut the Han-
hrId%" backs. tHr:cn. Banks and
HowIcs. kept it away.
The season closed {, Very successful
one from the standpoint of interest
ana competition. The only bad rca-
;urc was tn forfeiture uf one game.
fr"N"c&tlonaI toFfeitinr I" Einford
! I" some rcry good PLAYERS were
developed. and number FOR another
school team was secured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10

/ u. koy, 1907 Grove Avenue re-
ported 10 The police yesterday tb,t
WhiiG-his automobile was STANDING in
front OF 23l2 Floyd Avenue. an auto
mobile blanket valued AZ SIC was
stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
MORAN BEGINS KILLING All
DEAD TIMBER ON TIIIIIII.S

PHILADELPHIA. IA. November q
MANAGER Fat Moran has started TO cut
out the dead wood from the phillies
To-day he sold George McouiIlan and
TcorEc Chalmers 10 the Kansas City
Club, OF The American Associations
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-06
Railroad Outlet

A Philadelphia lumber man and
a C. & O. official who are interested
in the lumber road now under con-
struction between Goshen and West
Augusta were in Monterey Wednes
day. Their visit here was to get
an estimate of the freight shipped
into and out of Highland by the way
of Barlow and Stauntcn, possibly
with a view to putingin apermanent
railroad between West Augusta
and Goshen, giving Highland a
railroad outlet that would get a
big share of her traffic. Most all
of our freight is shipped via Staun-
ton and would goes out by this
route.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-06
Tax PAYERS Notice

will be at the following places
on dates opposite, to collect Taxes
and Levies for year 1916.
Middle Mountain School House
Oct. 81.
New Hampden, Nov. l.
Crabbottom, Nov. 2.
Forks of Water, Nov. 3.
Hightown, Nov. 4.
Monterey, Nov. 6, 13, rs, 81, %,
20 and 80 till noon.
Valley Center, Nov. 8.
Mill Gap, Nov. 9.
Bolar, Nov. 10.
Trimble, Nov. II till noon, and
at Pinekney Nov. II in evening.
Doe Hill, Nov. IA after noon
and all day Nov. Is.
Palo Alto, Nov. Is.
Headwaters, Nov. II.
Hupmans, Nov. Is.
Flood Post office, Nov. 20.
Clover Creek, Nov. 81.
Mcdowell, Nov. % and till noon
on Nov. %.
WILLIS GIBSON, Treas.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-06
- -
Public Sale

I will offer for sale on my farm
on the Cowpasture. two miles north
of S. & P. on Tuesday, Oct. IL, at
10 a. M, the following property; l
good work horse II years old, l
two year old colt, 2 COWS, cali
IL good ewes, 3 hogs, 4 shoats,
Ford touring car in fine running
order, 2 two horse wagons, l run
about, some farming machinery,
2 pair work harness, l set buggy
harness, 4 hay stacks, l straw rex
a lot eff corn in the shock, and a
number of other things not listed.
Terms will be made known on
day of sale. } W Simmons
sTSouth America took about four
times as much from the Unltec
States in fiscal year 1916 prior tc
the war. Exports to Argentina
Brazil and Uruguay is fiscal year Of
1916, 100000 tons, against 44O,
900 tons in 1916.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-06
Made 1921 by Not
Knowing What To Dc

A writer says in Farm and Fire
side
"Claude Mclaughlin of Montrose
County, Colorado, made 1921 from
alfalfa seed from exactly two acres
last year, entirely by accident.
This two acres of alfalfa was in its
second years growth, but was on
new and unfertile land and had
been so starved for water that he
thought it not worth cutting for
hay. He therefore let it stand and
continued without water, preferring
to use his irrigation water on what
he thought were more valuable
crops. In the early fall he motto ed
the alfalfa had gone to seed, and
there was a surprisingly large
amount of seed. So it was cut and
stacked and in - March, 1916
threshed. He sold the seed arc
got 1921 from the two acres. His
culture was the proper thing tc
grow alfalfa seed. Have a thir
stand and irligate just enough tc
keep it fresh but not to force the
groNth of rank stalks. Then il
will make good bloom and much
seed"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-06
Valley Center

Miss Lillian Lightner is spending
some time with relatives in Green
brier Co.
Mrs. o. J. Campbell and Mrs.
W. M. Trimble, of Monterey, spent
a few days in our midst with rela-
tives recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Doyle and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Ryder have
returned from a motor to Marlin
ton.
Misses Ada and Eunice Lightner
and Mrs. D. O. and Russell Bird
attended children's day services at
Mountain Grove Sunday.
Mrs, Boyd Campbell and chill
dren are spending this week. with
Mrs. Campbell's parents in West
Va.
Arthur Bird spent the past week
at his home here. He returned to
day to Crenco ". Va. where he
holds a position as bookkeeper for
a coal Go at that place.
Roy Campbell has returned to
W. and L: University at Lexington
Mrs. S. R. Sneed and children,
who spent the summer here return
ed today to their home in Romney.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Sneed's sister, Miss Mabel
Bird.
W. A. Sheets new house is near
ing completion.
Hoy Rexrode has returned to
Monterey as pupil of M. H. S.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Hiner, Sept. %, a daughter.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-10-06
Public Sale

At Monview near Stribling Springs
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1916,
10 O'CLOCK A M. On the above
date l will offer at public auction
the following personal property:
Seven head of good work and
driving horses and mares, three
head of one two year old colts, six
head of milk COWS, six spring calves
thirty head of one and two year
old cattle, three bred sows, seventy
pigs and shoats, one thoroughbred
Hampshire boar, five colonies Of
bees, one new Ideal Deering seven
foot binder, four horse power port
able gasoline engine, two Ohio
feed cutters, with elevators; Spald-
ing deep tilllng machine, lime
spreader, Mann power bone cutter,
steam feed and spray cooker, Wa
gon Jersey, rubber. tire auto seat
buggy, mower, rake, tedder, drill
harrows, plows, set of light black
smith tools, corn planter. Also
thirty tons of good mixed clover
and timothy hay, fifteen tons alfal'
ia hay, four hundred shocks Of
good corn.
TERMS: $1,000 and under
CASH. On amounts over that {
credit of six months will be given
without interest. Three per cent
off for cash.
CYRUS H. CLINE.
lC Fl Hilbert. AuctiOneer.