The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, May 16, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Efrury Bi?Xk of cotton grown in South Carolina l?al year could
and* would have taken on more bolla than tt did li lt had been prop
erly side-dressed. You will not BOO thc long skips between bolls la
slde^resixii cotton th?t you see in other cotton, and you will see
more.bolls, to the stalk.
Every ?tdik of cotton grown In South Co roi t nu laut year would
have "shed" lesn if lt'had been properly' side-dressed.' The reason
colton ?lu d? ,1s that lt I3 dcjlclent in plant, food. Tho OP* * way to
supply'this plant food is td side dress your cot tor., You \ it pump
ii imo H. A young, tender, growing child should.be fed frequently
lo make it grow rapidly and develop and come into; its cwu, and it is
the BULK! way with young, tender growing plants, they should bc
fed (side-dressed) frequently. Y?u don't expect to feed your
mule enough in April to last until October and thc plant food you;
supply your crop with In April will not lust until October either.
NY hen tho plant exhausta your cotton sheds.. Ydur crop ls "cut."
Von can Only make one cotton crop a year, that ls your money
S crop, you .want to make all the cotton you can. Yon^want to make
all tho money you can. Por every dollar, you par out for ferHHwr
for Bide dressing you get back front three to five, dollar*. This man
1 Codgers in Florence county wno fettUiied^vcry tinte he i:ultlv?ted
hip crop, made S?JU pounds of lint, cotton to thc acre, lint cotto?
not ?ced cotton--lint cotton.
By side dressing early your cotton grows off early and gels its
maturity carly,and opens carly; for when cotton gets Its growth
and maturity and rlpcaa.lt is .going to open. " Your early cotton
weighs better tuan late eoitom it takes abdul 120 liolls of cotton ,
picked In Sopteiuher and October to make a pound. It takes frejjtf
POO to 400 boll? ihn! ure picked in the'last half ol November/alEfe
later to make a pound.
When the boil weevil etrlkea. a country the earfy cotton ls ail. thc,
farmer gels. Thu; boll web^l ?e]a tte hbl?r.cc. You don't know-, .
when thc Boll Weevil will strike you, or 1 don't, . "['
that 1300 pounds of side dressed coKtf
ile- as 1,500 pounds that has not been*.
Ler ;d'evc??ped'Snd^tjiero ls mon- of it.
Suppose sldedreasing makes two extra bolls to'the stalk. Tho right;
hind properly applied will ad<? . more than that aud make every
boll heavier. It will add throe anil four^to tho stalk. '?" You will have
nt Jeaat 12:000 stalks to thc acre', taking two extra u?li? io the stalk
ond 120 bolls to make a pound you' have 200 extra pounds of cotton
from thc extra bolls to say nothing of all the bolls being larger '
and heavier. . -
Side dressed, cotton stands drought better than Other cotton, lt
lr, better red and in Octter condition to stand anything better. Side
dressing makes more bolls, makes heavier bolls, makes more lint
to thc boll, rushes cotton shed less, makes a heller sample, that mcona
u wetter price, causes your cotton to stand drought better. If
side drcssin'g does not pay, it docs not pay to farm. Tho alda dress
ing specially prepared by the Anderson Phosphate and Oil Com- *
pany boys, ls'the goods you need. .
A?ider?on Phosphate & Oil Co,
J, R. Vandiver, D. S. Vandiver,
Pres. j Mgr.
Side dressing docs not pay ruy better anywhefe^than When applied,
Kxpi'Tiencod giniiere
lon will moke as heavy
aide dressed. Thc lint ic
?2% tefi^ BON'T ?AKK A FALSE STEP y.
"/?MST-^V .'. are too delicate'"to have any but mont '
Jal aa^tiliirawTV expert attention. If you have auy ;
1 '''if {^'<:?mmk \:?!^^SsSm?\ y eye trouble i-.t nil i t us find out what '
/ t- '^-^v?-*^ V ^^^uT^C 11 **y mcans of our scientific and
6^i^???f"Vit?L' *mLwsk^-"??^fffiS^V expert eye examination. It-you need
' ' LimL%T " J glMsea^wo will supply jnat^ what are
\mmrr!'i flSfflmsir R.-Campbell
3l^KT^^fflR?^W 112 W. Whltaer 9L Ground Fleas j
cum."ng m nlmoat every day tibe ^nli*
Sj,, ? ; jo^ut^faiwii kojrtj. , ?. j-jj c? .?a.i
m -COLUMBUS- J?j!
al Come ?1 ?nd let ct* show them- im\l
M
anc
New York Cotton
* New Vork 15.-The cotton
jutoty''" - today . u? Jlto
MRp wer*. more or leas irreguliir.
with advance*' checked by realising
for over the week end, or moderate
helling 1tor a' reaction. 'Offerings were
sot heavy enough, Tiow?ver. to cause
any actual ' weakneaa 'and the close
was steady at the net decline of "2
to -e points.
T?i?- gestern belt forecast,' however,!
was .for unsettled weather, with re-'l
newsde shover*. While there itere (also
complaints from the Eastern bolt of
drpu^ty conditions ?nd, dow night
krepSata?fo. These advices, combin
ed with expectations of bullish \*;eek|
end 'figures and reporta of au fm-J
proving spot detuahd, from both do
llie market during the middle of the
meale mills and Manchester, rained
morning with July and later deliveries
making new high ground for the
movement, but after the cloie of Liv
erpool demand waa leba activo with
prices easing off again tn the later
i ratlin?;.
.The. close showed a .rally of five
pointa on May, but was within a point
or two of the lowest on later deliveries.
Spot cotton steady, middling apr"
laud* IS!?;" gulf 13 6D. Bates 600.
Cotton futures . closed ?t?adyr
Opened Clofcd
May.. .. ,; .. ..12.09 12.01
Pel?;'.. .12r46 1148
August.12.28 "Tltt
October .... :.11.88 11.84
December...11.88 11.86
January ,.J.11.80 11.76
New Orleans Cotton
Ne tv OrleauB, May 15.-While prices
it ihe close ol the cotton market to
i?y were 2 to G pointa down there
ecmed to be a rather good undertone
ind many traders bellved lack of Out
ride support was moro or less res
ponsible for the slight drop."
Spot cotton et cad y and unchanged,
Middling 13 1-4. Salc-K on the Spot|
2,71.8, to arrive COO.'JgMBHBMT
Cuiiwu ?uiurcs cloned steady. May j
13.09; July 12.83; August 12.66i Oct
11.87; December 11.85; Jan. 11.87.
!?ot only for larceny, but also for is-j
suing railroad passes to persons who
ure not railroad employes.
'"?Hit! NKR*8?BCRKO STOLES"
Atlanta, May 15.-"Axrial the guys
Who stole our burroo and send her
back P. I). Q." was the pathetic
message thit Police chipr Beaver* re.
eelved this morning frem the departed
delegation of..Morocco Templo, Jack
sonville. Shrlners.
lt 1B said that they haye sent &Un!Kr
ville :crpwd'aVe'b^s.1trv?i t?ey^k?ow the
culprits. "We've had Miss Primrose
(the burro) nine years, ?he has been
?ur belovt-d iuascot. And these pesky
rascals from St. "Paul - stole her away.}
They shanghaied our darling." * \
SEGOES TO HANG
-Winiam and Jus.
rt and John Paschal, negroes cun
Lt? t? murcuriiiB ?ara. ?ein ?roy
Je?ferson county, will han?, ai
ding, to thc dwlBtpu of the Btato
irenic court handed down yesterday
i brought to Atlanta and triedija?
Judge Ifen Hilt of the fuitoc Su
!r court, because of fear of m'o>
UK Lin: T^R}
Btsriec
mscn.
iones <
rut cr nor ha* written chairman Da
son o? tho prison board, ask
invroe as to ^netBer WHburn ?
?take a proper showing ?ithin tba?,
IR?.: .
Liverpool Cotton ?
Liverpool, May 15.-Cotton spot li"
,?ros, Sowii oil?iiUi?. 8.W; middt?ng-ft
7.47;'low, middling 6.39. Sal?? \.Q?-L*
OOO ^speculation and export 1,009. K<r F'
Cottots Seed OU
^'fc^Vork,^^^ IMaSL l?-^tt?aseed oil *j
was a shade high?r on scattered cov
ering .or ?hort?, induced by the firm- {
hers In lard, but traduit waa dhll.t";
reflecting the poor demand for acta?? ? -,
oil. Final price* were 1 to 2 pointa
net higher. r\? 1?
. . ..: --'--+u Vi
Colton Goocts
New Yprk, May 15.-Cottun goode 1 <
wera ?rtwauiy and y aro? were tn belief *
quality today.. Forelcn wool m?fketfc M
are .riping, t?iik chiffon velvets warbys
bought more liberally for fall. Jobi- ra
ne rs reported a moderate house busl-hl
nea?, , ;
Stock? and Bonds ll
New York, May 15.-Having ref?ecU? t
od lu yesterdny*? advance the Judi*-^
i".?1* "f T*nf ^eet regarding the i
fan ,0? Tampico, t?^o stock market .??ri?,? .
ed today. There was nothing to ?ti- .
mu?ate speculation and tho mark?
slipped back into a monotonous rou- *i
tine- Traders moved cautiously They *
did npt care to. venture extepHlirp new 13
commitments, owing to the possibility I ?
o; a complete reversal of tho specu?
latlvfe position on account of impor
tant pew? from Mexico or a decision ! \
ittihp freight rales case, y-'i
JSaltipiorc and Ohio's Issue' of 1
000.000 one year .4 1-2 per cent notes '
was over subscribed in a few hour* t
T e street bad expected a bond issue,
but President pillard said it had be?fl
decided to tr'-'abort term loan on .?
an?toni of nans for twains, blank ?
.Deal in gs in bonds were bronii*r fmd *
prices variable. Rock Island find .col- t
lat nra ic f.
mpport. Total sales $1.700.0001,1
United States 8* registered decline 1-2 : i
and Panama Zs registered 7-8 on cam a
o o o ooo o o o o o o o o o o oe
o o J
o Andersen {'often Milla. * $
o o .?
ooooooooo O. O O O O O O O O C O I
Tho p: i Jncotihg "which ha?
ben in proer?a* for tito last three
week? at. Bet?i?J-/?Methodist Church
closed on Wanfried** hight. Tbl? baa
been -one of thia heat revival*, wo hare
had in a long .tUK&, miny. nave km*
tho . Chnrch and^paany others have
?tn Dap ce
her,. TM.
Miss Hello Burroughs Isas returned
from Atlanta where abe has been Vis*
itjng: for .eoiiwU:: .
Mr. C. O: Carter attended tta-Shrink'
ers' meeting in Atlanta this week abb':
?JWBHBSSOn
Mi'*. M. A. White \\t visiting . he> i
dauphin?, itrs. j;, W. AUIW? }n Wei-'
In-.il:,. . -;
^M?^8. W. Danner and wira Will j
leave here ou Monday^'for Union, s. < ..
where- he soes to assist ?ila brother in :
Johnson or llanca Path wero in Auder.,
son one dav last" week. They cann?
'brough tho country in .Mr. Beacham'}
mess
ireet?M??rl
. j jj
; A Story, 4$ Consten*k ;|
fis? CLARISSA^Ar?f*?B 'i|
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fur nu I UM? ut ?il tb? ?ten* of
?orvl CSbtwt?bUn. ?T?e terhicW
?nU-us ur the Wei'tho ^jwnrai
it?v y^?^M^^^^fhm ?hr.
x>u{'! Klluipsf ibu waters wTmfww|<'.a
*? ??ori? ?ntl the distant h??due*?,vf j
?&ufttaiitlnoplt?. I
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Hjfflll)l?l? WHHM?. ?uu.v,W^UItSg. ,f"f I
?r fut ber tu" Join Uer for ii stroll
brouKli I lie ' b*t?..iurx JoyeM? ttaUtsb} ' I
suddenly ft I>pww"tyd u t,MaHaBRC^Yffi^l I
"??Cfulbia. ?'in norry, bid our stroll
?U|>|*ose you Kif bi thu RMrdtm until I
ipi ?r( liberty."
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rto? CHU. lt Is Hu'ch n glorious tuon),
ng 1 .wouldriol:,ly*e ri .inpsnent yt, it
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.i'll mtiliei>uii|iiWuHVfa?rt a*u>??'
tittle. de:?r." ?ns MY. FuJhniu'* reply
is he t^urpw? ?c th*? hotel.
Cynt bin .,yA??jL <&W"?WJrhe ?narbll
Rei* to tbe^ntl^i??%?8r tbut ovtr\[
ooked the ?pat-kllng tfeu. hut prynenti
y the thought of tho glitterin? b.iw?r*v
ured her ti way from th<* nuxa??
!&<' .."fei;, thought?uihi1
iS?hre I lint lier fnluer would lin vt? for
g?deu bej^.AiHJeHi? tiirnugb.ihe.efcs.
Ifu?
1 ?lurk, rural'jatufi, toi
tiHoleht Purioillty.
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of folly. <
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?h;' protection of the ?ri
mmuS?gjfi^? in? >.>io.y contained "la
it lt tv.Kx a goodly .?uni. fur Joseph
Foi bu m WM M rkli muu.
jula
iWHii aaa ]
: ij?f wore...'T?^ qottrr?deU ovor
d*r*tuml (hut Wmra?j?n wanteu ber
.?>brt?^->^^iaM tile Bo?.
,.por?m. .f.^'lfwi^? ?: M- ! way. they
??gnefl, e>pt l?wq?^to.^?t>xpi'Vr.-:>:.,--'.!.
l?S&i^i '*&f?*&W wf toe .roreiRuerB,
iStW^igMy^ jo; bi*
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4 'Mimi,*' lo .Inko the ?Irl. blind
faldeo.'out Julo ibo.etreet? Mbd let ne?;
M'.; fftja would, never find ber woy
brick to iiiK siif.i?. niiii ir Kiiu ^Uil';tttia;;
'^%^iW,^.,aja??'ci?r UwtaT, OMS
.EUoney .lui?unu to take bim <<. Ampfira,
Mta?) Markka m itf X eiv Yorfci1 conloi
tftewii. the *lre*t.' lil* bHie 'tVc*alert for \
-.oed^piinjvdjhfs fVfi'ei iion mid, ndyictv |
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toe 4 bp y^?5^ e?M.
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hi* liiitid <?ii lier
IIUU'.abe'^'.^Hij
?r *?lp Ktjl tfhotW
eeiif ?li.'
corner* <
ed like II
?lobb! J? i'd the
'?sgS^r^ ii
Mirair
\w ttf a] y?, art .saaaassaan Au.iUisagsJ
scrape. You M?9^?H^?f3d ' j^||Hr?B>
two girla nn<t don't'snow h*w so'?t ?
rid ot .?a?.of ibera?' '.
^rtiy corfett .f-^^'.SSM?
arrangeaient* tb ******
oW*VIra^e^aar ?f^uen?^^
"I told-yoof-fteat !.f yont?ldi^t
fc??p**?ti*K ; ?-w*etfydti t? tw?p nt?.
^l^yne of them itmt you're ?o?u?
?lpW$w' ether ?ud di' .
'ft?>e./ffo?a?"to:rjamn?rthe' u?hVr bue.
They'll both be so rund that tb?jl?
dro^ y?tt^t '
*,Vou,iw \ 'biUiifc?*'^'iM . done tbjit
rary thing. Karn girl has swortrwfg
I.aball marry her."
^m/Wartltalat*. the ^'firfntif ttfNi?tt*
*wr?e?.-.w?? ra * lawy??"- Ito luu?gfa