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2D Iba Standards Granu lated So^ar $1.50 One sack lo a customer. OUR QUIT SALE FOR SATURDAY MAY 1 %0 yards li? ory, Stripe, made lor Will Be of Such Interest As To Cause The Bargain Hunting and Money Saving Public to Dance ArdQ JfSthe May Pol< Prices. Bring your Tenants, Hirelings and Croppers to Us. We Will Sell You Your Farm Supplies For Le$j Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Etc., Sold Regardless of Cost Fahey Patent Flour $7.75 For Saturday 1 barrel to a customer. SBORNE & PEARSON Are Going To Quit ?est $1.00 Saturday DONT SHOOT HIM WH?N HE ASKS YOU % It Hot Enough For You?" A belter way, ? to buy a Paka Beach Suit, and Keep kool. We h?v? enlarge variety " J-Q ?Ifs $7.50 ? $25.00 ; " / . - ?.. . .. ? . v- . V . . ' ' Straw Hats, Cool Underwear, Shirts, etc., at Right Prices. MR ft. W. TRIBBLE "The Up-To-Date Clothier/' Sheaffer's Self Leakable t*en \Ve are the exclusive . agents 1 4r Anderson for this celebrated i. . Fountain Pen. I Hs.undoubtedly tKe very, best Fountain Pen made. Price .211- $4 o o o o o e o a o o e o o o e e o e e e o 4JIIE?UAH o sr evam o a a a ? ?- o o e . . e ?v* <? Mr. Thomas McGregory and daugh ter. Miss Lidia, have returned . from Columbia where they attended toe old soldier's Teunion. ^Prof. A. W.,,Mercdlth Of Anderson la sanding, a few days In Cheddar with friends. Mr. and Mx?. -H. T.. Kelly ,visited relatives in Easloy last week-cud. Mles Jane Pencell and Miss Hunter of the Anderson Hospital were guests or Miss Gertrude Cllnkacalos last Sun day. . ..?:?>?? Quite a number of the school boys and gtrla and some -of tho- teacher? attelided the preliminary oratorical contest in Belton labt Monday night-. Rey. J.-T. 'Mann will'"preach at Cheddar on uoxt Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. >-. - ? . ) Wounded Hear Lectures. \ PETROGRAD, ..April 2i?.-Lectures ou the subject*; of agriculture ls one of the diversions provided fo r wound ?d and .lil soldiers in ute. American nd english hospitals in Petrograd. Methods v employed ' by agriculturists in . Belgium and Switzerland where amati tracta oro, Intensively farmed, are e^'pli?ne^-tnroui^inte'rprct?ra. '-r illDER TWINE j?er Twine Trotibles tf You Have Our TWINE. Most uniform hi size-greatest in h strength-greatest number of feet tp pound. On account of the embargo on Sisa!, most man acturers are unable to supply Twine. We, there fore, strongly advise your placing your order HOW for What you will need. tame Co, Belton. Control Tor ' WASHINGTON. April M.-Tko. con - splcuou6, unsightly nest? or tenta ot the apple tree tent eatcrp:llar are fa miliar Objects in the spring in trees along roadways, streams, and fences, In neglected orchards, and clsowhcrc. Several methods of checking thc de predations ot tills caterpillar are given in a new publication of the department of agriculture, Fanner!-.' Bulletin No. t>?2. These gregarious caterpillars con struct thc tents for their protection, and these, at first small, are gradu ally enlarged often to a foot or moro In height and diameter, the size vary ing with tho number of individuals in thc colony. The caterpillars feed upon thc foliago of tho trees, strip ping the leaves from tho limbs adja cent to thc ncBt. and If there be sev eral colonies in a tree, as ls fre quently thc caso during periods ot abundance, the foliage may bc quite de&'royod, leaving the branches as bare as In midwinter. BpecicB of the tent caterpillar arc found quite generally over the entire United Stattes. ? The moths deposit their eggs by early midsummer, or Oarller in tho South. By fall thc embryonic larvae is practically full grown, within the egg where it re mains until the following uprlng. With tho coming of a warm spell the larvae escape by. gnawing through their egg shelis, ottcn before mere Isjfollagc out for food, and under sjPcse circumstances the may feed up on the glutinous covering of tho egg mass. Methods of Contrat. ? ?? The tent caterpillar feeds princi pally.on wild cherry and apple trees but will attack many other planta and where such trees can be remov ed without disadvantage this Eboule be done, thu3 lessening its food sup ply. During tho dormant period of trees when the lcaM;a are off. the eg( masses are fairly conspicuous, and wlt-hiav-llttlc practice' may. bo readily found; lt Ia then that they, uhould IK* cut off andd burned. Tree! infested with ' larvas during thc carly part of the year, or those in the Immediate vicinity, are perhaps morn likely to be chosen by the parent moth for the deposition of her eggs, and such 'trees at least should ho searched if it is not ?practicable to eliend thc .-wolfe to the orchard as a whole. Tlira.V,osk may bo combined with pruning to good advantage, and a lookout should be kept not only for the eggs of this insect but for the eggs and cot _,onn of other Injurious species which' pass the winter on the trees. When t-.vo eggs masses arc deposit ed close together, the resulting cater pillars " may form a common nest. .These nests are gradually enlarged and soon tarnish ample protection. If. ttho caterpillars are destroyed- as soon as the small ness are detected, this will prevent further'defoliation I of the trees, and} the rule should bo adopted to destroy them promptly' ss soon aa discovered. In this work either of two practices may be adopt ed, namely, destruction by lund or with a torch. W? en 4n convenient reach, the nesta may be torn ont arith a brush, with gloved hand, or otherwise, and the larvae crushed on the ground, care being taken to dost rey ?ny cat err titers which may hav ) remained on the tree. The ute of a torch to burn ont the nesta wilt often be found convenient, especially whan these occur tn the j hlgaer parts of trees. An asbestos torch, such as is advertised by seeds men, will be sat'sfsetory. or one may' be mode simply by tying rsgs to thef end-of a pole. Tho asbestos or rags are saturated with keiosenc au* lighted and the caterpillars as far as possible cremated. 8o4M caterpillars however, are likely to escape, falling from the nest upon the application of the torch, In using' the torch groat Hare ia necessary that no Important Injury be dorie the tree: K should not be used In burning out nesta except In the smaller branches and twigs, the ki!-tng of which would be of no special Importance. Nests in the larger limbs should be destroyed by hand, aa tt e ase of the torch may kill the bark, resulting in permanent Injury: Spraying With Arseeleals. Tent caterpillars aro readily de stroyed hy arson leals ajrtayecT on the foliage of trees Infested by them. Any the arsenical insecticides may ho need, ne Parla green. Scheelos ?eeo. arsenate ot lend. etc. The first two are used St thc rate o^enfe bolt pound to KO galleos ot W%U Milk of !ttne from two to three I^-MJOT off atone lime should bo added td noe tralhie any caustic cEect of the *r?e ? ulcal un the .foliage. Arsenate o? lead 1B used at the rate of two pounds to each 50 gallons of water. Even tu thc small homo orchard of ? a dozen or moro trees lt will he found ?highly profitable to adopt a system of spraying which will control not only I tent caterpillars but such Bcrloua , pests as the codling moth, cankcr j worms, various bud and leaf feeding ' Insect;*, end which wilt greatly reduce .Injury from the curculio. . On .stone fruits, such as cherry, peach, aud plum, artscnlcals arc like ly to cause injury to foliage and must be used- with caution if at all. ?On such trees the arsenate of lead ls preferable, aa lt is less injurious to foliage, and on all trees sticks much better. In spraying for the tent cat erpillars only, applications should bc ?made while .the caterpillars are yet amati, as these succumb more quick ly to poisons than those mom nearly full grown, and prompt traetmcnt stops further defoliation of thc trees. eeoooooooooooooooooo . i e . TOWNSVILLE NEWS o o o soeooooooooooooooooo J. W. Dickson and Interesting family of Anderdon spent Wednesday with Miss Mattie Met .'arl ey and Mrs. Sallie Hunt. They were accompanied home 'by Miss Sarah Dickson, who has been a welcome visitor- here for a few days. Mrs. Lula Gantt, who baa been on the sick la much better under the skilful! treatment ot Dr. .*. M. Hob son. Miss Tom ?royles, who is teaching school at Lebanon spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. J. M. Uroyic8. Misses Allie Belle ' and Lorena Atkins of Central spent the week-end with their sister, Miss Jeanette Alkina, who hi teaching a music ?.-Ians '.ere. Mr .and, Mrs.' Wilson Reeves arc entertaining a little man at their home congratulations. Rev. j. E. Grimm 1B carrying on a protracted service at thc Baptist church this week. Hov* J. IO,: Grimm has only been the pastor about four months, but has gained the admiration of-avery member in the church. He is fast filing tho wants of the peo ple. Rev. Grimm Is assisted In this meeting by Rev. 'Vines of Andereon. who ts a great expounder ot thc gos pel. Everybody should come out and hear these excellent sermons. Mr and Mrs. T. B. Jones spent Monday in Anderson. They were the. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dock Jones. . Miss Kittie Bligh spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jones at the hotel. Miss Sligh ls a success ful teacher in the Seneca graded school. The Sunbeam - of . the Baptist church sold Ice cream last Saturday afternoon.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Earle and Mr. Tom Earle spent Monday in An Ahdcrson at their city hom*. . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Newt Boleman were, the guests of C. Bi Marott and fami ly. It was a great shock to the m ?ny friends of Mr. J. Walter Dicker.) here on. last Suuday at 3:3-> p. n. April 25. 1915. io leam thai he waa no more. Mr. Dickson- had been sick about*two weeks. His death wes duo to paralysis and meningitis. He was married to Miss Mattie Ledbetter January 4th. HMM?. Unto this happy connie . -were horn four children: Clara, Benjamin, Walter Jr.- and Bob Fair Dickson. May the Lord ever bc with this mother and ' be a father Tor her little opes. Mr. Dickson wis a mau of generous impulses and public spirited in a high degree. His lifo v/as one that we be lieve ?ny young man would do well to emulate. Ixing. long may bis mem ory live. He waa a wise end safe counselor, and always bad a word of encouragement s; d sympathy for those despondent ones, with whom ho caine In contact. He was tho super intendent of the Methodist Sunday school, where ha was a faithful mem ber. Misa Kellett thea gone to Fountain Inn to attend the marriage of ber brother. Sam Kellett. I. T. Galow&y has moved his jewsj? ry and raper shop to Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Kl Us Berle and fam ily of Beaverdam were tee guest* of Ed'Ear!ri ?cd family Wednesday. . Guy Holler of Seneca ?pent 3uniay ,wt;h ht? mother. Mrs. s. R. Helter. 'Mrs. Wayne Fant.?nd soe. Dewey. ot ftmdlete* e>eat a for boars vh" town* Wednesday. Mrs. 5. Ii. -Heiler ?cd daughter, Witnessed Death of Abraham Lincoln SI X IllWIiWWl'Wij Frederick' W. Seward. Pro'.'erick V?". Howard? ?on of Wll Hatri H. Seward. lincoln's ?ecretary of state. Whoso pomo has boon In M.ontroB<?. Now. Yo-k. ha-j Just died tn lita eighty-firth year, lio played an ItnrtottanL part In- tho stirring timo* of the war and tho Ineidcnts of Lineo!:'H assassination. He was sent to Lincoln to warn hhn of a plot to 'assassinate him in Baltimore tn 1861. From 1861 to 1369 ho was ? assistant kscrot?ry of state, and. us; acting ooorttary if stat'* he sat Ih the cabincta of Lincoln and Johnson. He wan nearly murdered when h* went to tho defcuue of his father lo his office April. M. 186??. For many years he" led sin act ive'1 Pe in politics md waa engaged in many Important .legotfaHonn for the American gov ernment, notably in the purchase of A1a3ka. Vesle, spout lrrl?Uy at ..Seneca. They wore the guests of Or. and Mrs. J. R.. Heller. Mrs. C. S. Shirley.and Miss Carrie .Stewart were shopping in Anderson last Saturday-. 9 O O O O O ooo o o o o o o o . ' o . IVA NOT?S o ? o oooooooooooaoooo Mr. C. Ila'L city editor of the Aiken Review, ls hore on a visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter IAV/IB of An dcraoai wpent a few hours herc Sunday with relatives. Ur. J. E. Wnlaon and wife of An derson spent ?Mondav at the home of Mrs. V. Cs Sherard. Mr. Lester Sadler of Anderdon spent Sunday in town with rotatives. The W. C T. L". will meet Satur day afternoon ni 4 o'clock in the Meth odist church. 1 Messrs. Glenn Gaskin und Jack Bello of Le timer have returned home after spending' a few days in town with relativos. M*r .Hardy Sadler and family ot J Pendleton were viaRors here Sunday. Mr. Lcm Reid was called to Abbe ville Saturday to see hin sister, who ls quite iii. Mr. S. M. McAdams has returned from a business trip to Honen Path. Mr. Bj Bi Willis of Clifton ls spend ing awhile here with relatives. Mr. T. C. Liddell and sister. Miss Kate Liddell were visiting friends here Sunday. A number of people from hero at tended the meeting of the Piedmont Presbytery which ls in session thin week at "."?rrennee church. Rov. /. K. Wallace of Seneca and Rev. J. E? Wallace Of Westminster, woro guests Wednesday night, ot Mr.' W. T. A. Sherard. Wo notlco Grat Barnes' correspon ded iias taken us to task for saying that Union church was "near" Barnes and gives na to understand that Union church fa in Karnoo. Wo w?ro think ing of Barnes as a "near" town is why we uso dthe word "near." We hope this is sufficient apology. Tnr. and Mrs. J? R. McKee lett Thursday for Jcllco. Tenn., where they had oeen called to the bedside of afr*. McKee's stator wno ls seriously ill. They are the tires thatj therest and easiest, with fewest stops on the way* SUMMER SCHOO] ROCKHILL! June 15; Course? of Study Pull courses of study will be tendente and Principals:. ;:. }i Tencbera; 4. Rural School Ti Faculty A large Faculty bas . been I education in thlB and other Si Special Features-rri Model School through fir sf Problems: \ Kindergarten pr cc ne ra l lectures and enter Acommodatlona un^kcelled. j County Boards o? Bducatij ruroe fer-alt teacher* wndi luke the Anal examination. For rales and further D. 1 - r""" After May tst| the best TIRE in' GOODYEAR. VI Phone 270 A THING worth'1 X iworth having ne why wc say, "put Squeegee Tread Thrc : car right away - fl may be too iaW\ )'It's just rcmarkabl Squec?et? Tre/addl^aj 'an ai^uatntonse^vM and prevents gfe&E tsnftent*.' dB . ( Wa cate y. a co?K Anderson Hal