The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, December 17, 1919, PART II 8 PAGES, Image 16
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CWMSON COLLEGE TO
BOLD CONFERENCES
, .. Clemson College, Dec, 6.?The Extension
Servicp believes that a series
of county conferences in tfvq^e coun4
f ties affected by the boll should
be held during the month-bf JTiiiuary
for the purpose eC dtscusslpij with the
. people the best agrlcultur<tf/&rogram
to be followed In the fight, ,against
the pest. Acting: Dlrecto^ p. W.
Watktns has had the matter under
consideration for some time, and his
" ^con'suitaitohs with leading people
throughout'the .state have led to the
decision to arrange for such conferences
wherever desired. These county
conferences witl_be a fitting supplement
to the previous and present
iiCtlVlLlCS Ut , Hie jLVAvcuniuu luiws
against the ravages of the boll weevil.
The conferences will be held in.
such counties In thei.boll. weevil torri**
tory as make stnoog requests fpr them.
It desired thi^ farmers, bankers,
and others join in the discussions so
that full and open consideration maybe
had of all matters important to the
success of new agricultural venturos.
Xdscussions "will bo held of money
crops best suited to the soils and other
conditions in each county, the growing
and marketing of these crops and
products of diversification, and the
Extension Service specialists will be
on hand to give all possible inforninE3S5SSBIBSfiB3S35?Bi3ctSfSiB5SS?l
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INSURAN
HAVE you thought of
present pricee to rep
barns, if you should Ioj
A FIRE INSURANCE
pany is your best prote
YOU are absolutely
placed with this agencj
EDWIN G. D
LEXING1
! Fire, Live Stock and
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Christm
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Men's Felt Slippers in gray s
* Men's Kid Slippers in tan ai
! Ladies' Comfy Slippers, all
: Ladies' Juliets, all colors ...
Ladies' Juliets, an colors, n
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Shoes for the
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tion and advice. I?ut xt Is particularly
necessary that as many as possible
of the leading, people,, of each
county take an active part In the conference
in order that their experience
end judgment may be utilized in reaching
conclusions and , making recommendations
to the people.
A schedule of meetings, one for
each county, will be made up as sofcn
as possible and the month of January
will be occupied in carrying out the
schedule regardless of weather conditions.
To make more effective the work
which these confeences" will seek to
accomplish, the Extension Service
will publish a bulletin embodying
suggestions on a safe farming pro'grnm
and will also use freely 'tfiree
of its other bulletins, those on tobacco,
pastures and fencing, and peanuts.
Director W. W. Long, it is expected,
will be on hand and will lend
his able assistance in conducting the
conferences as now planned.
MAKE SOME 8AJ> HEART GfcAO
(Hirislinas the Time for Remembering
. Tliose Not as Eortunatc
as Vou Are.
Christmas is a sad time in some
households, among the older members
who miss familiar faces always associated
with family gatherings?a list
of missing ones which increases as the
years go by. Dut if it is impossible
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how much it will cost at | i
lace your dwelling: or \ \
se them by tire: \\
POLICY in a good com- !1
;2tion.
protected by Insurance
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I Automobile Insurance 1
1TATION SERVICE [;
g your J
as Shoes I
pers come in I
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md black $1.98 j j
nd black $3.49 H
colors $1.98 | j
$1,98 I
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ne tops, fancy buckles...$2.49 | j
whole Family 9
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d Trunk Man Who I
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Columbia, S. C I
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to be happy one's self, it is always
possible to make some one else re- |
joice?this Is an easier task than
some people Imagine. So many are
so foolish as to think thai becauBC
they cannot give bountifully that it is,
not worth while to give at all. They
forget that what seems very little to
a person in comfortable circumstances
may appear very large to those wfro
have virtually nothing at all; whllo
among friends a small gift, beating
rsome sign of thoughtfulness, is often
more acceptable than a costly but illchosen
present. This is an excellent
time to go over the children's toys and
select those which can be spared to
go* to some less fortunate little ones.
'Do not select only those which are
too battered to be recognizable; such,
of course, are not to be despised, but
a. ihuc mue una a few stitches to'
freshen up u broken doll or torn book
'.and much to the pleasure of a secondhand
gift.?for all children love freshlooking
things and it'^./lk, besides,
scarcely generous to give away only
such articles as would otherwise be '
'thrown in the ashes.
SAMARIA NEWS.
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We have been having some rainy
weather for the past week.
Mr. Horace Adams of Batdsburgj
ATTENTION (
You should have one of our Gf
100 lbs. of Standard Nuts,
Studs, Spring Bolts, Set Screv
and other useful articles too n
All necessary ifi the daily cc
age. This outfit will cost you
We have an assortment in our
glad to show you, and which \
what this assortment is.
COLUMBIA
823 West Gervais Street _
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visited Miss Ida Grandy of Samavia
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Dewey Gunter was the guest
of Miss Hannah Gantt. Sunday afternoon.
Mr. ISarl Mall and' Mr. JuMan Hall
of Htccdmun were the guest of Misses
Florence and Kathleen Burkctt
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Alice Smith of Bgtcaburg
spent Snturduy night with Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Abney.
Mr. Dade Hall and Mr. Joe Redman
of Steedman visited Misses Florence
and Kathleen Burkett Sunday afternoon.
' Mr. Felix Burgess of Samaria vlsitj
ed Steedman Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.' W. W. Quattlebaum and Mr.
Paul Anderson of Sumuriu section
were the guests of Miss Florence and
Kathleen Burkett Sunday afternoon.
Mr. James Barfield and Mr. J. D.
Burkett of Batcsburg spent Saturday
night with their families ne.'ir Samaria.
Mr. Genious Hall and Mi. Lever
Westmoreland visited Stccdinan Sunday
afternoon.
Guess Who.
Christmas All the Year!
IOvcry time that Christmas comes
around again" we wonder why wo
haven't cultivated the Christ mas spirit
all the \ear.
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iARAGE MEN
irag"e Assortments containing i
Bolts, Rivets, Cap Screws,
ss, Machine and Wood Screws i
umerous to mention,
induct of the successful Gar$7.50
f. o. b. Detroit, Mich.
window which we will be I
vill give you some idea as to j
SUPPLY CO.
COLUMBIA, S.C.
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x p Edison, the greatest i
age?whose numerous 1:
brought greater comfort
| into the daily lives of coi
^of people?has express*
see a phonograph in eve
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} Edison knows how m
, and cheer music brings
i 1 circle?how a phonogra]
f, more attractive to young
*?and he docsnt want mi
j the way of any family ob
(preme enjoyment.^
That is why we are al:
[Edison's New Diamond J
i (world's greatest phono
I j on practically your own t<
1 fc Never mind how heavil
[''season will tax your fina
r{?you don't have to go 1
nograph a day longer ?
an Amberola in your ho
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A Rattier Vague Order.
A Wisconsin boy wrote to Santa
Claus as follows'; "I'would llkQ a air
rifle, a Indlnploves a mouth I
or {{an a chHatmus tree and some
candy' and nuts that is all a game
of checkers for."* It's a little vague,
but we hope Santa will be able to
fill the order.
WIESEPAPE,
1517 Main Street,
NOTICE, New G
Crout &
V^ehave just moved in our ne
put your Ford in tip top shape.
I
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best lubricating oils that money
appreciated. TRY US.
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inventor o? the .^Cometoda
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and enjoyment and a selecti
intless millions ^hristmas wi
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to the family J *- and yc
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taining this 8U- JZSSdSL
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trms! ( ? ballads, hymns
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KXERilSE AND PI/AT AT,
frOND BRANCH.
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An exorcise and a play entitled
"Christmas at Piunpkin Holler," will
bo given Dec. l$*by the pupils of Pond
Branch school at 7 o'clock.
The proceeds will go for- the benefit
of the school. All are Invited to
these exercises.
ARK THEY UNSIGHTLY? ' v
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Well hardly. You huvo ,to look twice ,
before you can see them yourself. We ,
lit glasses to your fsce as well as to
your eye; and when you leave our
store you may be sure that the glasses
you have purchased are those best
suited to relieve your trouble, and In
addition are the least conspicuous.
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Optometrist.
Columbia, S. C.
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arage at Gilbert I
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w building and are prepared to |
We handle nothing but genu- |
right. We have one of the I
can buy. Your trade will be J
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Pick out your Amberola
on of records to fill your I
th music. Then tell us just;
if payment will suit you best
)me to a satisfactory agree- j
re upon we will send the,
d records to your home at,
>u will have the merriest t
>ur family has ever known J
>f Edison makes his Amberola' '
inary phonographs and "talk-!1
in miritv of fane* tr? nw.t
id Point Reproducer (no needles
the wonderful Amberol Records
st unbreakable and everlasting.
ill the world's best music on
>rds; famous opera singers.l
songs and dances, bands. I
u New records issued every
rolas.are priced from $41.00
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Amberolas is exhausted
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