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* ? ? r ^ - } ?- -9- 'y ?' - * * t COOI'EKATIYE EXTENSION WOliK e> AtflUlTLTCKE <?> FAIUIEKS' EXCHANGE D & f CONDUC::.i> li\ T. M. Mills. County Demonstration .-geni A. VT . - W Af . .. W, .- 11 W \\ li.i.ir. \\ K>:.f liumt i-iv/ii'mn. A 4 '?> <e> <$> <?> <?> <?> <$-<$><? ^ <S> <$<?> ? <? Legumes. ii: dust 'Ike fertilizing value of legumes has ph-r ts long been known by a few peop'e, t>ui ^kcs only in recent years have the bulk of when the people been taught tiieir value, txplic Only a few years back some of our g:\en. farmers looked upou bur clover as a can fu pest and tried to destroy if, but now. ! mento it is considered by most people as one j getlier of the farmers's best friends. It is j valuable, not only as a soil builder, j To Hut 7i*no' pro-n <\Y!hen used i 1-?? alone for soil building purposes, itj.ore. should be let alone till about the last ; 2?P of May when the seed will be mature, jhct be < Then land can be planted to corn or J some other crop, and in the fall there; fihe will be plenty of clover come up to j club \ . insure good stands for another crop, i nounc< Land o.:ce seeded to bur clover will at the always be seeded if properly treated, day in Re sure to let the seed mature before plowing up the clover. It may cause Count: you to wait a little longer than you W wish^ but it will pay you in increased fertility to wait. If you have a pTot rp| of bur clover be sure to save all the i seed you can. If you have not com- ; , menced growing it yet, by all means e:et enough this sumer to sow yon a A good way to get started is to get ?|1|| some seed and sow in your turnio ||| patch, just after sowing turnips for 9 : fall and winter use. This patch being rich and well pre- ? pared, the clover will come up. and ||||1 grow among the turnips without do- j ir~ them any appreciable damage, and |||||?:.after the turnips have spent them- SB|i selves in the spring the clover will ma- j ture a good crop of seed. T'/ere are other legumes just as val- M uable as bur clover, some of which are cromson clover, cow peas velvet :; ? beans. The latter makes a very rank growth of vines, which makes it val- j|H liable as a soil builder and as a graz-1 j ing crop. ? If planted alone they should be i planted in 4 foot rows, 20 to 24 wiches ! apart in drill. ' If planted with corn, a good FV" ! wound be to plant corn in 6 foot rows and plant a row of beads'between Che ^ corn rows. 1 j ^ Pastures. ! W he Improve vour pastures with ber-1 , , elect oi muda or carpet grass this spring. Now resxiei is a good time to put out benmuda, and- ^ I twentv don't forget to start some 'bur clover Distric T-Avr naoturo this fall Raise more VU JVUi v Oerrv, live stock and raise them cheaper by je, * filed a providing them with grazing all the . ^, of Edi year round. ! State 1 aild re Harrow and ?eeder. in said Xow is the time to be busy with harof lev row a d weeder, before the crop of two comes up. Don t be afraid you will the ta kill too'many young plants. The har- , ,School row or weeder wail pulverize the surface. make a dust mulch and conserve moisture so essential in the germlna- c?mpo tion of the seed, and will also destroy oation ? -n?^? +v,~ South tiie wee:is ana grass, anuwruig luc young plant to come up on a clean ^?ard seed bed. It is the early grass that 'School causes most trouble. Kill it while it tion ? as young. an ad< mills 1 Spray apples and peachtrees with locate; powdered arsenate of lead, 1 pound to which r>0 gallons of water. Xow is the time St to make first application. ! School | 5. 191 For Sale. ; polls ? Pure Essex pigs, Pomaria. Box 14. closed ITwenty to 30 pigs, near Pomaria. ! ij.he Four milk cows. Newberry, phone tees oi "3002. as nia Ten to l-r> bushels cow peas. Will such e deliver to Newberry at $1 per bushel. IJistric One large Jersey cow, $r>0. Phone Pr0Per 214, Newberry, or address R. F. D. ^."kibit t fcox 81. !tion c* eral ( Wanted. 1 NOeSeveral settings of turkey eggs. iSUfh T< Wanted, the farmers to "know that : j .. . ^ . thereo they can order their fruit trees, coop -1 erati\ely and save agent's profits. Tr sur iX > vou need trees see me and let me "help .... , . ;thereo you select varieties and get you prices. You can order your own trees just as Give well as the agent can. this, t.1 T. M. MILLS. ' Co-unt: County Agent. he Xow is the time to plant pimento' seed. Prepare a box or hot bed as for tomatoes or peppers. When plants are j three or four inches high transplant i to garden, being careful not to have :^UreS ^ i Thewoi pepper near, as pimentoes will becomc ; p.re cur i F'crter^ hot WCiv not make this a profitable v - an i | Ker i ' Prosperity, S. C. ?- Wife Cured h] f Prosperity, S. C *' > Pinkham's V , . . ' : Compou > ' & * " ** ' V v <v <y r v ? ! Des Moines, Iowa.? ry in this country? Seed or I was very sick and m) may be secured at reasonable r-t, ,11 ?spe . Make your wants known. Then the canning season coSies on j nev it directions and help will be 'j|fpp?s 1?> The ladies of Newberry county |q* j w rnish the county with canned pi- j flip* J ^*ea es if they will cooperate to- | ' ? ^ make seed germinate quicker, ble loak in sweet milk the might be- ??? it : to get better and am ... 4 \ ? stout and able to do my 'cur boihn.g water over box 01 J . . j 1 can recommend the d imediately alter sowing. 'pound to any woman ??? I run down as a wonder j St. Lakes Home Demonstration health restorer. My vill not meet Saturday as an- would have been 3d. The next meeting will bo lt had ^en i(? , t , Compound. ?Mrs. Bl school house the secoid batur- S0N^ ^93 Lyon St., Des May. i Before submitting to Willie Mae Wise, j tion it is wise to try 1 v- Agent Home Demonstration female system and cn ' ments with Lydia E. I | table Compound ; it 1: I tnAr?QT\ frnm en rrri no 1 n I VTU111^X1 XiV/XA* v JI7 A D P A r^C1! Write to the Lydii *p |Ti ./^Kx^/mLy?L Medicine Co., Lyn . ,y advice?it will be cc TODAY--FRIDAY j ^ ! 4> i hornv -'nto bar soar). 1LANCHE SWEET | ble in borax soap ch When vou use "20 M TV ! Scap Chips' this weel THE BLACK-LIST" wash and various othe a ri 4. -n- ! the house, vou mav be A Paramount Picture thi" k of ever having ti ; without it! E OF ELECTION IN ST. ^ L LS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 34 ! ^ YTT i 1/8J A1H1 I 1 W HE No doubt yc you surier from c numerous ailir which an womei ject. Headach of South Carolina, petitioning j <?? sidearte^ questing that an election be held ! are some of th [ School District on the question j toms, and you -J... , . , . VUUJSCU U1 ying an additional special tax 11 jeej wej^ j (2) mills to be collected on all I R of women, wh xable property within the said been benefited i|| remedy, urge yo District. TAKE . therefore, we the undersigned, j H sing the County Board of Edu-1 aM /A for Xewberry County. State of , wA ? Carolina, do hereby order the | ^3 I Jk of Trustees of the St. Pauls; J District Xo. 34. to hold an elec- I | ^ i the said question of levying i H Thft U/nmQn'< iitional special tax of two (2) I WUllIall < to be collected on the property | Mrs. Sylvani< 1 in the said School District. I I of Clifton Mills, 1 said election shall be held at j I ''Before taking n , ? , , tt , I I was-at times?' . Pauls School House, m said : f could hardiy v District, Xo. 34. on Friday. May I rg the pain in my , 6. at which said election the' S; j hea(j nearly k ;liall he opened at 7 a. m., and After taking thre at 4 p. m. If ofCardui, the p members of the Board of Trus- jf I appeared. Nov [ said School District shall act II well as I ever die .. , .. . , IB suffering woma nagers ot said election. Only Bg Cardui." G lectors as reside in said School I B jotjay t and return real or personal I ty for taxation, ana who ex.heir tax receipts and registraertiticates as required im genSections, shall be allowed to THAX^ Vi Electors favoring the levy ol JIA^E ix shall cast a ballot containing Surgeons state mei ord "yes'' written or printed lllore subject t? appen n and each elector in nosed to mPn- Newberry poop e\v shall cnst a ballot contain-! a feVk ^oses ?* S1 e; word "no" written or printed j bark, glycerine, etc., t n i ler-i-ka, often relieve I penaicltis This mis in under our hands and seals . ? , such surprisi g foul v. !ie 13t.h dav of April, 1916. * , . , .. i?POOXFi;L reieves Hoard of Education for Newi CASTS constipation s rrv C ountv S. C : , Uas. The IXStPAXT, ('HAS P. BARRE. ; S .1 DERRICK. I Adlcr-i-ka i. surpns J. S. WHEELER. j WoCk? ?? Only One "BROM' l!d Seres, Qt'ner Remedies Won'? st cases, no matter of how lonp stru.umj ed by fhe wonderful, oh! r</ii::hh ; Antiseptic U-ru--^ c diiea'.snMh- Subscribe to The H< i HJ1E0T3 ***** ATI N j | i ^g ranVas C< ! ^ f Lydia e. i | 'Inspiration egetabb j ' "1 1 A ? iiiu I \ X To any citizen of an up " Four years ago ; You owe it to your gio r life was nearly ; ?. You owe it to your ^ nt. The doctors home cares. ted that I would + You owe it to yourself er get we w it. - , ^ horizon which come from at that S ! I THE REDPATH CHA1 ould not live one ! t Season tlckets are nov r. My husband bought after the committee: 1 e c t e d to any J ration and got ^ '.} iaE. . ?7 "ham's \ egeta- ^tiaUtaUQUa W Compound. I took ! * and commenced : ~ : i now well, am Vegetabfe com! I ATLANTA COMES OUT WITH STKONG BOO; husband says I ; y grave ere this i " your Vegetable SEA EN -1 LAIM)LD OtfrHIAL iANCHE Jeffeh- f FILLED ?1TH tiltAilTl'DE. Moines, Iowa, i a surgical opera- | J{ (> 0 M 3I F j, s T A > L _ to build up the ire its derange- j , 7 5inkham's Yege- Declares He i-eels it His Duty las saved many ! Praise Medicine Which Helped perations. I Him So Jlocli. a E. Pinkliam i n, Mass., for j "Tanlac lias certainly helped me ; >nfidential. \ j recommended it to others t'orw ha <S> <S> <S> <S> ?> <S> ! has dc :e i!1 my case'" sr:d Hon- C^'Mangum, sheriff of Fulton county SOIIAX & j Atlanta, Ga. ; Sheriff Ma;gum needs no introd <?> <$> <?> <$> j tion to the people of this section, i lazy mule. It he is nqestionably not only one of . takes a lot of best known but one of the most pc tion! | Jar officials in the State of Geor driver for soap. He is also known to be, by everyon the scruff of the kind, genial gentleman of the on here and get , school and has a reputation of be ! the biggest hearted man in public )w the value of today. His friends are legion? working in con- _ extreme popularity as a man ! as a public official is further attes stubborn and it1 by the fact that he is now serving ;n there is one- j third term as sheriff of Fulton cou. -parts soap. It | p0r some years he was a railroad this quantity of I fiscial, but has been in public life si It is only possi-12907. He served in the Cocfedei ips. J army from 1862 to 1865 in the F !ule Team Borat; Georgia Regiment, and later in v for the family ; Fifth Georgia. r cleaning about "Yes." continued the sheriff, "y a little vexed to medicine has done me lots of good ; "ied to get along \ have personally recommended it a great ma y people. I know of least 15 or 20 families who h paHHIfii 11.ought it on my say so. "I am seventy years old and h most always been pretty strong j I healthy until here lately. I have b [PHI ? I in a nervous, worn out, run dowm c .. I dition. My stomach was upset m iu are. if I my of the I the time and 1 digested my r< lents to A poorly. Most always after eating laresub- 1 would 'have a full, uncomfortable f< e, back- ^ nervous- aL ing that would last for several hoi i feeling, "After taking the second bottle ie sympmust rid Tanlac the full:.ess and all the ( in order fll agreeable symptoms disappeared ? 1 9 mv condition is now that of a v o nave by this I g -man. 1 now eat heartily without < 0 IB had after effects and 1 sleep well _ ? II "Tanlac seems to be just wha I __ J needed to put my system Ln shape < ii has toned me right up. Under P^j circumstances ! think it perfectly : S VB I rB tural tor me to sa>" a ?ood word T H S it and recommend it to my friends. ? 101)16 II Commenting on the above sta l Woods, 1 9 ment, IT. W. Grayton. State agent !<y., says: El South Carolina, said: "It is rar 3ardui, I I indeed, that men of prominence, es so weak I || cially men holding high public off t'alk, and Sf--n as tliat held bv Sheriff Mangi back and 2^ , ... rnliintnrilv their aDDTeciat illed me. UT ? ? *e bottles ^ ?*' 10 benefits received from a me ains dis- fiB c:ne- Thousands of such convinc /Ifeel as |l endorsements, however, have come 1. Every I B Tan lac. Jl Should s f? "Among the large number of men eta bottle II j public life in the South who have c,~?? IB cently given Tanlac their umqualil ^ endorsement for the specific aid |^lligilll|ZA^| them are Hon. McKenzie Moss. Ju< of the Eighth Kentucky Judicial I 0.1IEX trict; Hon. Moses R. Glenn. Kentu< APPENDICITIS State superintendent of printing; Jc .1 are slightly j B. Gaines, editor and publisher of dicitis th'an wo- Bowling Green Daily News; George !e should know Hinton, former secretary of the W mplo buckthorn ren county Equity league: Presid is mi/ed in Ad- Pegg. of Newoprt Business Colle or prevent ap- and others." :ture removes Tanlac, the master fmedici* e, is s natter that OXtt exclusively by Gilder and We* almost lAXY Newberry; Prosperity Drug Co.. Pr our stomach or pority; Little Mountain Druu Co., i easy action of tie Mountain; Dr. :\Y. (). Hollow ing. Gilder and C'nappells; Whitmire Pharmacy, W1 mire; !>. .1. Livingston, Silverstr ? Price $1 per bottle straight.? Ad\ 3 QUININE" r.l-k'-rr^v.ix^o Guiniae That Does Not Affect The F Because cf its tonic and iaxntive effect, J,A i '\*i. '^i o\lO Of'iN^NISis betterthf>.i orriii -Tit.-- T'rrvt.usnt*;?ralri and News. .YNONYMQUS TERM: allege" "The University , Recreation and Popular he Redpath Chautauqu; to date community : wing boy and g?rl to give them a Chautauqua vite to give her a Chautauqua vacation fror to get the recreation, the entertainment, the tending a Redpath Chautauqua. fTT A TTTtTT A TC HFPF U inuyun IJ vvriiiiu oil sale by the local committee at one half d s supply is exhausted. eek in Newberry April 2 \\ OMKX SIFFKREltS >EED SWAMP-ROOT | ST ? i u* Thousands upon thousands of wo-i men have kidney and bladder trouble j Be 1> and never suspect it. i go Women's ccmplakts often prove to i St8 be nothing else but kidney trouble, or j me ^ ^ the result of kidney or bladder dis- wii * ease. ] 4fx . .. - lu If the kidneys are not in a healtfty No condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased. I th< i Vou may suffer a great deal with! an an(i pa'- in the back, headache, loss of am- acl 'L bition. nervousness and may be de-1 ^ spondent and irritable. Ki( of Don't delay starting treatment. Dr. mi Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a , physician's j [u ~ p??r,f-r!ption, obtained at any drug n c I s: re. restores hea'th to the kidneys the a 1 is just the remedv needed to o-ver- j ( cc.Mie such conditions. sa; o-ia ? * Get a fifty cent or one dollar bottle i>r< 0 it ^diptely from any drug store. However, if you wish first to test 'in? ' this great preparation send ten cents Hfp : . i ' to Dr. Kilmer & Co. P.lnghainpton. X. i _ ' FC Y., for a sample bottle. When writ- ; an^ ins be sure and mention The Herald Jted , ? ! and News. his ^ nty- GARDEN SEED?A full line of bulk ?^~ seed, turnips, beets, cabbage, to A'* ^/inocVi c Ilimu, rauiail, oquaoii, ?? . ( j a^e or any others you may need. If I irst we haven't got it we will get it for, the v0l] jn verv ghort time. We handle ! , ? i 4-1 | nothing but the foest and can give ( our you more for your money, too. Try J ? us. Summer Bros. Co. to 4-182t. I YE at ' ave "1 z\\ Coming Here Cha on-! 5 i ost QOd inv' t .;-V/ ^ ion H|^^n to V? the photo by Matzene. Chicago. W MARCEL CHA arent J?AKCEL C'lIAKLIEK of the Chicajro (4 manv ol' the French operas for that or ?(T0t num. and received his musical education i city. It was his youthful desire to become old i in view lie beirar; his studies. At tile aire <>i ?ks ) f(>r his e.N< e!!e!:<f in composition ami barn i h.,. r,;..i?,r,,np ;iTi;l n irreat career was pre( I ll,v ? Two years later he was ennajred for il) i a? < <?inpjinisi ami wa< Sl> sueresstul in this ay, on<? |H. was promoted i< a direetorship and hit- dueed at iliai '-elohrate.1 Opera House, and i eot singers sam: under his l.aton. Later he w?-*nt r?? ?'ovent harden. where ' the (lenornl f'ireetor <>!' the Chicairo (Ira when < *:iin 1 ?:iii Maestro I'ampanini eaine dire-Tor >'f the Manhattan opera House. wii!i him. Me has ivniained with Cainpani as ;l dir,. tor ui" discretion and marked :11?: 1 Mr. Chrv:>er will appear here on the la of the a?'?siii;^ artists in tlie Julia Clausse 5 of the People" ; i Education" . * V 1 J *1 I education. % f n the year icund routine oi inspiration, the broadened ? t ollar less than they can be + * 1 !7th to May 4th ? i A JIJtKKl lLESS JUDGE I One Wlio Shows No Favor A. merciless judge is Father Time, lore him the weak a. d the wanting to tlie wall. Only tbe truth can md. For years the following state;nt from a Newberry resident has thstood this sternest of all test. )avid A. Rivers, ice dealer. Route . 5', 44 Mill House, Newberry, says: y Kidneys were out of order and j kidney secretions were unnatural d contained sediment. IMy back lied and I had severe pains across sides. I finally began taking Doa;n's iney Pills and they mdae me feel ich better in every way.'' (Statement given March 21, 1911.) A Lasting Cure. 3n November 20, 1914, Mr. Rivers id: ''The cure Doan's Kid'ney Pills ought me has been permanent." at all dealers. Foster-Milburn. .. Props., IJuffalo, N. Y. )R SALE?0;:e Jersey milk cow, with heifer calf, $55; 1 half Jer- f sey cow, not milking now, $50; 1 r-8 pure Duroc-Jersey made hog ~ ~ofi/i iHct ?ir.. OA at> Y>er?uuig du^ut -vv iuo, , ov wx 40 pigs at $2.50; a few bushels of soy beans. The cows are a bargain. Would not sell, but am to move to N. >C. Y. von A. Riser, Poll aria, S. C. L8-2t. rHE herald and news, onb :ar for $1.50. utauqua Week j vwwwwQ ?IP ; si?2a?: >. :^Mfr . ijiwS-'v'. . Xg j V v ,RLIER. | rami opera Company. who direct* jrani/.ation. was born in I.ioire, Relit flie conservatory <>f* that ancient a piano s?>li.i>t. and with that end r sixteen lie re<-ei\ed several medals nony and for his proticiucy on licted foi him. e Tlieatre Monnaie. in Brussels, as capacity thai when he was twenty' 1 - ? *'* ^ AViAl'OC r >J'A ItH 1 lliiliM U|iCiUO |/i.v natiy <>f tiu' world's most celebrated lie rh'itfouro <'ampanini. now iid Opera company. Subsequently r<> the I'uilt'tl States as the chief in New York. h<? Wrought <"harlit?r r>i since that liu;e and is recognized it v. st niirhi of the Chautauqua as one u concert.