Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sc a nesadn wileal i oprpr n ips fhs.rdut.mc \mr inelignt yan prftby ut ee fh hul produc the< bes qult ofhd mdsis h mllpoue sa :sa vanae opre ih.ag prdcrslk th. akrs o x imlbeas helte hadllrg lunite ofhdr n cnsr n trd hmacrigt h ead >fvriu ann. Th etreel catrdsucsadtecmaaie Neethlss ay etue o h roermth of m~tn country hdswt h recne gradend csine ofhes al( skoit-s.rbing anudrstuaning wiunintentlelhimbtt pnepataband disps res his rctnch the inutry1iand ah~ psodue the b quality of himan ip1 sislaye. alprdcr sa lisdadadg compredutioSythm lre Thuree prikepa thdces, orket-a luantotestof hides~ and ckansor peand ty hiest ad shownsbyastudiesimade.i INGE' X& 40 *B %N1 id S t :1C .... ** ..*. fro .0v by the Bureau of Markets. The one d in which the farmer, ranchman, and bi local butcher usually participates isn needlessly complex and costly. The d hides which any one of these indivi- th duals has to sell are usually disposed of either to a junk dealer or a l cal buyer. 'These men, in turn, sell to a traveling buyer. The latter passes on his goods to the large hide dealer, and this dealer sells to a broker or a tan. ner's buyer, from whom the collected skins are finally disposed of to a 'an nery. Thus there is maintained a song niremtous distribution system that adds needlessly to the final cost. Contrast this system with the dlirect methods which the packers are able to amploy. Each packer having a large issortment of hides is able to grade md classify his output so that he can lispose of it advantageously to a hide >roker or a tanner's buyer direct. ?rom these men the hides go dlirect to .he tanner. Thus various interm eJ inte agencies and their profits are liminated. So simple a distribution system is,o f course, inipossible for the small roducer. However, experience has hown that the farmer and ranchm an nd the ocall butcher can dispense wi thj he junk dealer and the traveling buy r, andl in some eases, with the local CR1 u.th .. . . . Di< . A\ A DRINKN' Crsh Is iri-sistibil eal thirst-quencher. ut that is not all. Di( i Orange-Crush ice, ere, indeed, is a treat lightfulness! nply put a portion of ice-cre ur a bottle of golden, sparkI er it-or ask for an Orange, la at any soda-fountain. 70 more hap suggest1AtlR dted-milk or Orange-Crush ard's LemonCrush-the cc arnge.Cruh-is equally deli e temnpting flavor and fragrance mn the delicate oil pressed from ed by the exclusive Ward procci i citric acid-the natural acid of bottles or at Carolina, Coca-Col Sumter, P'repared by Oange. &Snd for frae book. " The.S alers as intermediaries in the distri.. tion system. When the producers gotiate directly with the large hide aler, the latter sorts and classifies e hides -sent in and is in a position share with the producer a part of HOG Si On Bradhan We are going to S< and Gilts and 2 B( Hog Farm. This ever offered at Auc Bradhai Producer and the large hide dealer in sonie cases is -dvishbie," hice he is in a position to do netded sorting 4nd classifying. Either of these simpler methqds sug gested for the producer of country 4des-selling direct td the largedil Dr or through a local dealer-approkh Do more nearly the packers' method and represents a decided improvement ver methods now prevailing. Dbetacles to Overcomne. Such ponsignment' marketing, how Wer, presuppose mutual confidence mnd fair dealing by both producer ahid lealer antI, unfortunately, this does iot always exist. Another obsthalo o the establishment of this method is; he producer's preference for realy !ash. Many produceis prefer to ac ept any price obtainable from locar )buyers, such as general stores, pro luce dealers, junk collectors, and raveling hide buyers rather than c6n uign their products to distant car-lot lealers in central markets. The place hat traveling buyers or agents occupy n an improved system of distribution s a mutter on which one can be less ipecific, since opinions of the trade lifier as to the practicability of travel ng hide buyers or agents of large hide lealers. Already country producers of hides tre coming to see the saving that re ults from the simpler system briefly ndicated her- and are making con racts with large dealers in whom hey have confidence and who in turn ce that it is the part of good busi less to respect and foster this confi once. Farmers and others interested n putting this important side line on more profitable basis are invited to ommunicate with the Bureau of Mar :ets, United States Department of Lgriculture, which will supply them iith full information regarding the 'est methods of marketing hides, as vell as instructions for proper skin mag an(d curing. S- 0 [OME COMING OF CLEMSON MEN Clemson College, July 1.-Just a ionth now until the gathering of the 3emson Tiger clans for the big Home oming, which is to be held at the Co1 ege Friday, Saturdayl and Sunday, uly 30th, 31st, and August 1st. All ;lenimon graduates and ex-students re urged to come and renew old times nd old friendships. Indications at present point to a argo crowd of 100 or more per day luring these three great days. The 4d boys will be taken care of in the oaracks, and it will be necessary for ach man to bring hoote, pillow cases. owels, etc., thus reminding him of his adet (lays. On account of the fact that dormi ory accomodations are limited to 900 r 1000 the college authorities find it mnpossible to invite the old boys to ring their families, as it had intended nd desired to do. A special feature of the Home-com wg will be fact that Rev. B. R. Turnip eed, a graduate of the first class 1896), and now a prominent member f the South Carolina Methodist Con erence, wil preach to the boys on unday morning. There will, of course e various things to entertain the fel )ws and give them a good time, but he "big idean" is t~o get together. NOICE The qualifiled voters resid ing in liar. jOnly School Distict No. 13 will here y take notice that an election will be ldi at the Bay wood school house on 'hursdlay. JIuly 15th, 1921) for the pur 0se of v'ot me( (on the quest ion of who rsaid (list ric, shall levy anud collect nnuuallyv a further soecial tax of four 4) mills for general school purposes. ols open from 7 a m. to 41 p. nm. ~eistration certificates and tax re-. ipts required as5 in general elec'tions. *y ordler of the County Boardl of Edu-. in fCarendon County. JO0S. B. IIOLLA DAY, S. E. NELSON,' TIrustees in School District No. 13,. I 12th! iing, S. C. 40 Bred Sows 1 o'clock, onR of Duroc Sows e.R Farm., Vard's Orange r delicious-an y ou ever try -cream soda? of surpassing am in a glass and ing Orange-Crush .Crush ice-cream VOrange-Crush sundae! ofanionasingt gOagetous. theCrut itsefcom.n funans maBon Worikst Ci. maktese drossil.A co esa im a thle frui itenese , orncedsbto s wDhuresc FuarmMn >ar o un Jul 12tha ti. GeC. Ctlg rus Duroc~k Msannina..g