French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1918-01-10
10 the Farmers of Western North Carolina
Be Prepared For 1918
From power Farming"

to- If we could see u customers individually and ask them what oroDara-
P rob- i5sy a nS' fR @n naay or Of t iasnyf have n 9b tntB fi nPs work UP not Gst y about We T. v Petl
n plan; and, tn Therefore sS you S" do not %a nns eco to o@ hurry Py@ psTtoH1a AL "'n'erto think
1esn But is p it tGG SarI Ht! have if yg yu ng got three or four months to prepare at your
ta1neF hs both a a patriotic "a and D@ an eeon ~n au du s3V to peTo %nnf tnat demands sa1ds
duty viii affect other interests. w. "'9' 'O"'D'' =" d uS"y or failure TO 0F
Your preparation consists PRINCIPALLY OF having on hand and ready for
nj o. these are ire IL the Ell implements %H me@ns' 20 say """" taken as a "n"s' the nos import
,n4 For several months back we have pointed ut to our customers the posi-
Q a certainty: Just how serious the Shortage viii be is 81 If course n0 Dot yet
taniy do what we are advising our customers S% Ts to DC nth n this aT tic n and f fSn
ms dg n eao years Gss n % I'M IN placing 0Or orders FOL what implements W e would
ttn. In 55 ma FINEST times this b is not necessary sx Y, But these are anything but norma!
ws %a pac "a Ss IN m6 Tnsoh n tRe III man Rn on H. farm mnG Gan no his b n dam5 If everyoHe
to gu9ge get the hsn demand for implements fol- next season, and esDectany ITO make
Rnfe3 o ' Te mae oD az fe Of FARM Pp1o myt matters fst W a. d%y on g their d needs for
actual shortage, the price nus Of necessity be high. '7 = ~"'D" a.
come com, md - s.s E j. ?sss IL nj s$s 3, NJ ::sD ssss5s1 Sst t. s sa a5fa ss ;o% #ss t:a2 t?
price to tg stand between Yf US and the equipment We need to carry o u Ouainess
IN view OF the implement shortage end a a matter o. good farm economy,
Perhaps ON Of those which you thought had reached the limit # their use
ifsi and repaired wpir d" So D ast o g give fa.rT Vol zoo 9@ serv use at oG 2uaat POSSIBLY for angR be o we
sons, r.. also because it will help greatly to relieve the shortage of equipment
to a soon q the farm VIZ sls S snps $ that hem" Fepstr s s8oa3 &c n %S' tp
several weeks in som cases to get the repair parts needed.
u, tn than B's sRsF an for gn 525s: ths b1S' b that 3ht 5 si! lss9r p sRsstass t Ss 5n e. ns Rrs on sf the
farmt to solve 1t is not only extremely difficult; as well as impossible, in a
TO sal nothing r9 of the Hu quality, but farm boys are being drafted into the mill,
NJ patriots duty. duty demands Snans1 that ~ we work TGrck harder thar ev"r ard that we use
duction u p to normal, but to increase it if possible.
farm i for ' ;n:@ea ss4p proaao6 ion s sFs so , sPa n that as@ 6Re iaDo "9a 5Rs p@a 8n ies
OF farm fmp1ementsw will be considered mrese seriously than ever. And in pre-
parno for 1918 a great deal of thought n study should be given tt he mat
using machines and implements that reduce the am amount Of labor required pS' "
Anticipating the shortage in implements and the difficulties and delays in
transportation, We have bought large stocks in all lines in advance; are pre-
You will save money by doing 10, and possibly not be able to get what you
need later. 4@ fdlEER
White at once for information and prices of anything you will need this
spring and summer.
T. S. MORRISON & co.
AsHEyILLE, N. C.