The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, November 19, 1919, Section One Pages 1 to 20, Image 9
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I inoeulatedl 107 head of hogs for
Mr. George Tindal last Wednesday.
Mr. Tindal tells me he does not have
one hog that is not purebred, He
raises the Duroe-Jersey exeusively
and says that this winter we vil have
two earloads to ship to 'market.
Though Mr. Tindal likes to raise cot
tonl and prefers to raise it he is no
worrying over the boll weevil, for he
kr~ows how to raise hogs at a profit.
He has a fine herd and splendid stock.
lie is also going to fence his whole
farm for he knows that is the first
requisite in raising livestock and be
sides when his farm Is fenced no
runty, half-starved, no account boar
pig can ruin any of his purebread
stock. Fence your farm like Mr. Tini
dali is doing.
FENCE YOUR LAND
I also inoeulated 45i head of hogs
for Mr. G. H. Couilette, 30 head for
Mr. W. Rt. Davis andl 20 head for Mr.
TI. J1. H olladay. These farmers -are
all going to fence at least part of
their farms this winter for they
know that what feed they raise or
their own land will be for their own
stock instead of other peoples's stock4
as in most cases at the presenlt time
Everybody's fencing their farm, de
likewise.
WRENCR YOUR FARM
As It Is
Fhe Road
Three-Poi:
xpect a bad road to ride as it lo,
ii the introduction of the 0
Lse.
rland 4 does not change the road
he manner in which you can ri
a comfort instead of dis-comfoi
tooth, sailing sensation instead
ying.
Diagonal attachment of Three
ings at the ends of a 130-inch Spri
elbase road steadiness. YetOve
s all'the advantages-lightness,
leaseofhandling,of 100-inch whee
H ARVIN
ITY FARMERS
Mr. F. C. Tfhomas. has about tinish
ed filling his 5000 bushel sweet potto
storage house which he (eeted at
Bloomville this fall. With this up-to
(late storage house he can keep his
sweet potatoes the whote year round
and will have potatoes to eat and sell
when hiis neighbors and other people
will be digging their rotten potatoes
out of banks. Mr. Thomas can nowI
sell his swveet p)otatoes from Decem
ber till March when the market is the
highest and will make this year
enough profit to more thana pay for
the cost of the house. We nteed more
sweet potato storage houses in Clar
end~oni. Somebody else get b)usy andl
nlan to (do the same thing next year.
Boll weevil's do not eat sweet pota
toes.
FENCE YOUR FARM
Mr. Henry Beatson is planning to
to put a substantial acreage in pea
nuts next year. lHe this year made
from a bale and half to tw.> bales on
all (of his land. Next year he should
raise a ton of peanuts to the acre.
Peanuts are now selling at the shel
lers at $210.00 per too) andl $140.00
ner ton at the oil mills. Now if a
large number of farmers raise pea
nuts in Clarendon the oil mill will .put
in a shelling plant anai thus be able
to take the best grades of peanut and
give the grower that large price. If
there Is not. a large enough acreage
u
In New Ov
nt Cantilev
>ks. It did, This mrea
r erl a n d 4 comfort, a not
which lessens
.ui. e give longer lift
, . t keep and repi;
t. It gives Tires we
of bouncing hammering bli
omy in gas, oi
Point Canti- Overland
ngbase gives Lite Starting
rand Come in
econ- booklet. Ove
base. Coupe, $1325
MOTOR COMPi
anted in pa nuts it will not pay the
i mil! to put in a shelling. machinery.
onow is the time for the far'mersu
:o co-operate andi get the benefit of
he higher price. Holl weevils do0 not
'at peanuts.
Mar. Ingrham IBradhamiin has just re
turnedI from a trip through Ten
*ssee, Kentucky and Ohio where he
Demand!I
Select
Red Cedar
Shingles
ifandsome, Durable
Economical
'lvIf your dealer can'
1 ' ~ f. supply Tltehuold
selects, write un.
Ask for free
shinle~l booklet.
Caroline. Portland Cement Co.
(horlestion, S. C.
Ai mIant Jauck sonvlle
ihringumNewv Orbleans
W. P. LE(GG. Dealer |
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As It Seems
rerland 4 on
kr Springs
as an altogether new standard oi
eworthy reduction in the wear a
theeficiency of a car. The new
to every part and thus minim
Lcement costs.
ar longer because cushioned
Dws. Light weight means marke
1 and running expense.
4's equipment is complete fron
and Lighting to Demountable P
and see this remarkable car.
rland 4 Touring, $845; Roadste
Sedan, $1375. Prices f. o. b.
I NY
had been on at tour of inispectio ~off
purebreadl hog farms. While on that
trip he attended three large IDuroe
sales ant dpurchasedI a junior hoar,
eight gilts and four tried sows. So
far he has received two of his pur
Chases andic in about two weeks ex
pects to receive the remlainider. The
Bramdham D uroe Farmm will then have
some of the best- hogs of high breed
ing in-the country. This is just wvhat
we need in Clarendon County, more
and better hogs, and then the boll
we'(evil will have a hard time maiking a
living.
F'i*NCFC YOUIl'A lFARlS
Mr. R. R. DuRant has a very line
flock of' Barred Rock chickens. I
visited his home one day last week
and the first thing I saw upon enter
ing his home was about ten dlozen
eggs. That looked like prosperit~y to
me and I asked htim-what he wvas sell
ing them for and he replied 7f cents.
If I can't get that I bring them home
and putt themi up in water glnas. Mr.
D~ulant takes care of his chickens
and feeds them regularly, which is
''alike the way most farmers (do, let
the chickens feed themselves and go
hungry, it takes feed to m'ake eggs
and Mr. 1)utlant is getting eggs andi
also selling them. You can't expect
vour' chtickents to ilov news all t hrote-h
t'. winter wvhen they are4 comtimantd -
n'- the highest price of the yeart
without feedl andI at tention. C hick
"tt$ eot holl wov(0iis inisteadl of holl1
weevils eating ('Itick ens. 'This is an -
other way to fight the boll weevil atnd
att the same time pr'oduce yourt ownt
living on your owvn farm.
A. M. Mssr.
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Toledo.
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New Yor81k, N ov. 16t. Thei nan: - of
by an~ o8verflo8w auiencei~l atI theil f.i'x
ington8 (8 plEra house0 here tomlght at anI
Trish miaiss mee4'tl. i ca lledt p ro8test
atgains1t the "miilitary aultocracy" of
the F~ij.nglih governmen88t8 inlI reland~ andlu
aigainst "any' diiion~ oft Irish soil1 ini
tw.o par t s."'.iti Alen paoed ini fronlt
oft thme theater& w'ithi ph1aards rel8inle
our8 goalt away withI themlf."
inl men8t.ionling in recenlt um1ga)1zine ati
(l(s frietion beltween8 the I rixh and1
Amer~lic18 an silors (8. duingl the waIt -
petedtQ1ly referin 8g to 8)im8)s as "Sirm Ad
dlen1ce of how far some pei lople' Will go
in their lo8ve' forn I~iglanid."
lolormer Supremei8)1 ('ourt 8 . ust ice
he aud41jice assemled a81Is AmeicansDI
andl he( (ed ill 5ing~ing the nlatioa 101 n- 8
in~g [rland8811 he4 g ranted'( the right 8of
Plies Cured in 6 to 14 Days
firumtist :efund mon<l8' if PAZ/O OlINm!ENT fallk
8to cre~ Iticinlg. Blina, ItleedingI or Protruding Pil.
tlsanirl iee l ''iVi .cthIlt P'ils. and you can get
c .tn lton8 fIc./ theL lirst ann88lcari01n nrice Cl.
HAT CHANGE IN
WOMAN'S LIft
irs. Godden Tells How It
May be Passed in Safety
anad Comfort.
Fremont, O.-"I was passintg through
e critical period of life, being forty.
six years of age and
had all the synp
toms incidenttothat
change - heat flash
es, nervousness, and
was in a general run
down condition, so
it was hard for me
to do my work.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
.f Vegetable Com
pound was recomiii
{ s:ended' to i !', st the
lest. re::,dv f'r my
troths, whii 11it
rely proved to be. I fet.l hett.; an
ronger in every way sine' tak inv it.
dl the annoying syrmp t'mns have 'nisap
ared." "- Mrs. M. (on!m v:, "25 Na.
Icn St., Fremont, Ohii.
Such annoying symptnts as heat
eshes, nervousnsss. backache, head.
he, irritability and " the blues," may
speedily overcome and the system
stored to normal conditions by this
Lmous root and herb remedy Lydia E,
nkhan.'s Vegetable Compound.
If any complications present them
Ives write the Pinkham Medicine Co.,
nn, Mass., for suggestions how to
-ercome them. The result of forty
pars experience is at your service ani
)ur letter held in strict confidence.
MEMBEllS OF RCED PARtTY
New York, Nov. 16.-Discovery hta
en made that six teachers in th.;
iblic schools of the city are men:
rs of the communist party of Am
'ica, it was announced tonight he
sate Deputy Attorney General lieger
check in of the ntenbership cards
ized in recent. raids on radical hemt
arters established the identities of
e teachers, whose namoes have no.t
pen disclosed.
The teachers, when quest ioned by
te Lusk legislative committee almuit
d, it was said, that. they were 'pter
tetly familiar with the principle and
actrines of communism," hut denied
tying taught its doctrines to their
upils.
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ADVER'T'ISE IN THE 'T'IMES
NOTIC'E OF D)ISCH ARGE
I will apply to the .Judge of Pr,.
ate u' Clarp-,ndon County on the t h
ay of December 1919; at, 11 c'clor.
L. M. for Letters of DischlArge a
dministrator of the Estate f \Vi -
iamt P. R'ichbourg, deceased.
Joseph A. R ichhIour.,
Yl. Admninistraltor!
Matunintg, S. ('., Nov. 1:. 1919.
NOTICE OF DISC A IRG E
I will apply to the .Judge of Pro
,ate of ('larendon ('ounty on tie, thit
lay of I)ecemher 1919; at. I I o'tlot
\. M. for Letters of Di.scha rg' '
dministrattrix of the Estate
D)aniel Bieasley Davis, di'-e:aed.
Sue luall Davis.
d.-F Ali~~, dmiu vni rtr
.\~ in, S. '.. Nov . I:. 1919.
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