Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rnu*/, ajmu 4v, I Trai Will be he world. A sure wa1 and without nri rv_ Iine rarmei checks for th the public. We are alv customers an whereby we THE I I Abbeville, pa \ alv DEVOEi It c oth ? pure usee Pun mixi Ths colo few: i Let ine you App n n r. E>. A'BBE Frost in Northern Part of State Forecast Tonig Washington, April 13.?Th will be frost tonight in the inter Ot iNorin Carolina, iuc uurur portions of South Carolina, Ge gia, Alabama, Mississippi and Middle Atlantic States, the W ther 3ureau announced tod Freezing temperatures prevai I >nored in every y to get money embarrassment. s Bank of Abbe1 e convenience o vays glad to be d this is one of t can be of help. ARMERS iiiiBiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiilliilliililiiiliilill Our Boss" e satisfied customer e are always anxious i re money for our custome showing them how to g }re years of wear from the int jobs. That's why v vays recommend The Guaranteed Lead and Zinc Paii Fewer Gallons?Wears Longer ontains no whiting, silica, china clay :r such stuff. It is made of the sa : ingredients that the old-time pain I: Pure White Lead, Pure Whire Zii s Lir.secd Oil, and nothing else. IVcvcx cd by machinery, 1000 gallons at a tin tt makes it absolutely uniform in streng r and covering capacity?always tak .*r gallons, too. us show you the real economy of pai; Devoe paint. Will be glad to sc copy of the practical booklet?"Ke earances Up and Expenses Down." SPEED VILLE, S. C. : this morning as far south as I npsspp South Missouri, and ! northern Oklahoma. ht i The temperature will fall d ere edly tonight throughout the A jor tic states and it will rise tomo em in Tennessee, the East Gulf Si tt-r and the interior of the Middle the lantic and South Atlantic Sta ea- Storm warnings were disp ay. today on the Atlantic coast at led north of Jacksonville. Fla. hecks | country of the | j r without trouble 1S ville carries these jj1 f its patrons and jjjj i of help to our J \ :he many'means j S. C. j: wmmmmmmmHm o I Labor Department f Orders Deportation n Of 390 Communists ? 8 Washington, April 13.?Deportation C of 390 of the 3,000 persons arrested t! in the radical raids made by the Pe- a partment of Justice against the com- ^ munist and communist labor parties . several months ago has been ordered by the Department of Labor. A review c' ii.sued by the Department today said 1,323 of the cases finally had been tl disposed of with 933 dismissals or- r dered. b From December 29 to April 6 a to- b tal of 5,711 warrants were issued e- C gainst radical aliens and 2,000 of these n were served. h The Department's announcement b tO said the totals did not include a number of cases where the aliens had been _ 1 - . . V 15 placed upon probation or cases vnicn " P*- had been re-opened for further hear. ing. d Mr 1 je Explicit. \ (From the Louisville-Courier-Jour F 1 nal). ti "Can you send a man out?" was a the telephone message received at the ^ garage. "My car is on the main pike r four miles from town." _ A "Yes, I can send a man, but it will ~ ??' C-,, 4 /* <-? iP *ta?i />nr? flv_ 21 | simpuij' tilings ii. juu i,au 1.E11 J??c v-vw- | actly what 'is the matter with the h j car." I g "I can easily do that. The thing-' u or | umbob has jammed, thus fouling the; me J what's-its-name." ; The Old Wav Was Cheaper ter From the Houston Post. 1Cj The good old days of the rheu- j 0 ^.' matic are gone. He no longer totes I P 1 ls a raw potato in his pocket. He j 1 ic. goes to his dpctor, his doctor sends 1 a .i_ him to the tonsil expert, the ton3il j p ' expert sends him to the X-ray ex-i^ :es pert, the X-ray expert sends him to1 v the dentist and the dentist returns him to the doctor, and the doctor. sends him to the drug store. It's j8 nt~ the life, boys! 11 nd ; fhp />n*tnn association the gov-, b P | ernor said: "The advantages to be deI rived from such a gathering as this can not be over-estimated. It means a I great deal more than the association of men for the single purpose of keeping up the price of cotton for a season. It is the meeting of minds whose vision is not confined to any one ob-,c ject or interest; for among you I see d H farmers and merchants, bankers, bus- s ! iness men and members of the pro- 6 ; f< ssions. The possible results of your n ;! deliberations for the South and na- a |'nn are therefore incalculable. I en-j ? jf wc make real progress in the *n South we must look ahead to the fu- c Ifure. I fear that in the past we have P ecid-'!,oon t0? we(^e(^ to tradition. Perhaps i' .. i we have followed too blindly in the 5 " ^ footsteps of our ancestors. We have f 1 ' ir,o lialiavod iva hnvp VOt- v, ... I, tates,1 - "<* they voted, and we have farmed (1 . t';v.ilhout <iue regard to change in the ites. |'"-'ia!tions? > lay?2 T.eca! Blanks For Sale, The Press " and P and Banner. ? ia Efficient ^ Poultry Association Jervica to Members and the Public Brings Success to the South Carolina Poultry Breeders' Association. Clemeon College, April 26.?Th? ontlnuous growth of the South Caro na Poultry Breeders* association is typloal Illustration of the fact that olpful associations succeed, while iose that do not profit their memQn are doomed to failure. The resent State Poultry association was rganised In Columbia four years ago 3 hold an annual State Poultry how, to enable poultrymen to buy oultry supplies and food through tie annual meeting and banquet, aad 5 create a greater confidence in the oultry bueineas and thoee engaged i It. Seventy members were enrolled tie first year and the association took ver the management of the poultry apartment ot the South Carolina late Fair aad conducted the first tate Poultry shew. The tueeese ot ie ahow, which placed the saae of tie owmer of every Mrd on Its coe* nd had printed cards filled la with la selling price of all Wrde for sale, ras immediate. Owners preflted hf tie advertising they obtained, while !re visitors profited" by knowing who wned the chickens they admired and rh ether or not they v were for sale. ? successful hae this qritea boome, that last year |l,Hi vaa #aid rhlhlters for hlrds nM faring the' how, and Judge Jfinen referred to! he South Carolina State Wttm m the est managed and best slrtfng shew had aver attended. In ceatnaat with tbe seventy mam* ers four yean age, Afty-tair mew leafren have Jo4ned tk* Jtamofatkm 1 ths eleven weeks sHice 4&m torn ot anuary and the aawNw fe^ tfce ear will net fee less than 2*M. While tie South Carolina Poultry Breeders' ssociat+on offers the members serral hundred dollars in sweepstakes nd cash specials at eech etJfce poulry show, this inducement to n<jtt the rimary one in securing and hiding large membership in tk? OaroHnas nd Georgia. Confidential letters mailed to the ieatfe*rs mention tJhe kind of incuators, brooders, poultry supplies, Dods and poultry Hiagarimcs that can e rocemmended after thareugfc Inestimation as suitable for Seuth GarUna conditions. In some caees as rest a discount ae fifty per cent is ffered th? msmbers of fche State 'oultry association, and tfce saying *ade by a memfoer on oae transacion will usually pay for many years le annual dueB of one dollar. To tkow his appreciation of the South a/rolina Poultry Breeders' AssoclaIon a member in Charleston recently ent In the applications ot twenty of is poultry-raising frisod* whom he nduced to share ths benefits of this o-operative buying. Lists of members, together with heir addrosses and breeds of poultry aised, ar-? mailed from time to time y the Se-re in rv-Treasurer of the asDelation. Professor F. C. Hare of lemson College, S. C\. to all the uembers of the association, and buy-j ig and selling between fellow-mem rs is encouraged. Of oourse, no expense to spared to nt m the State Poultry Show eue-i esafullf. and to guarantee a square eal to each exhibitor and visitor.1 be State Pair association will buy ,000 new wire coops for tbe State 'oultry Show, Ootober 2U-J0, 1920; ' ^ ill D8 poultry UUMUlllg Win uc IIU|?UT<U, nd Judges Card of Connecticut ani rixon of New Jersey have been alaady engaged to hang the ribbon*, 'he former Judge is the secretary nd Official Judge of the Rho^e Itind Red Club of America, and is th? reatest living authority om this poplar breed. The low membership fee of fl.00 niled to the secretary by anyone - bo keepB chickens and wlehes to btaln greater success with them, ays up the dues to September 1, a<>i and onohlM th<* member to take dvantage of the service whfeh has roved so helpful to other poultry reeders in South Carolina. Those rtio breed pure-bred poultry a*e adtsed to state their breed or breeds, o that these can be listed on the lembership sheet which will be di?ributed to the members and other uyers. UNPACKING BEE'S. Do not be in haste about removng the wintor packing. At Clemson ollege we unpack on May 1st in or!er to be sure to escape late cold pells. If you failed to put on full tory or too shallow supers at time f packing in the fall these can be dded during the warm part of the lay by removing the packing suffiiently to put them on and then replace the packing. Do not open hives n chilly weather. A temperature of 7 degrees F. or bolow is too cold or the brood and bees, and if any i.indling is necessary it should be (one during tho warm part of the tiny, "he success in gathering the first inney flow. which is of groat imp.^rtr.cfc ir ;iilr> depends on the trengtl: of t'!-> r >ny about May 1st. this " i - li'.is. fA.Ci*l (&Mc/sor?s sp than words louc/pr/fidi "j Don't invest your m h U's. They dcm't draw A and quite often default Show your moral and fi by opening a saving3 i this bank and let us a^ . your financial matter mwmrn J j THE UN IVE The Ford One Ton Tr !' ju^t as faithfully and ec ; I Ford Touring Car serve ; ; and economically. The sity to the groccr both i , in bringing goods from t > from the country. It because there isn't a v J \ business man that it doe i -j of quick transportation ; I;,! Come in, examine the ' j: ^ over the subject. F' NOT i Whew you hav WRITE, PHC The SOUTH REALTY I Home Office GRE The Lancia Jtt^pii. fChsri are 8 . /ouc/pi A De/fans jj riLO.U* fj I oney in I. 0. any interest ? , the principle. . [fij nancial sanity > T% account with V dvis? you about jW GOT? fW u/Q^AI RSAL CAR . |! uck is serving Dusiness j: onomically as does the jj j all the people faithfully jJ Ford Truck is a neces- j! n delivering goods and ' :he stations, docks and ij is an ideal motor car /ant of the farmer or - III :sn't supply in the way ij ] it a minimum expense. III. Truck, and let us talk j iljj Arnold || riCE! e land to sell lI7TDr rrNH or vv iiml. ? I ATLANTIC CO., INC ENWOOD, S. C. Luction People I B3BBa?a? iMPa^ggBF:" n