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CAMP To Secure Sign Cotton Growe 1st. The saving of waste by and by eliminating country dai 2nd. The enhancement of vE out the year instead of dumpin . 3rd. The influence upon pri< from the market upon occasion manipulative in origin, and th 4th. The reduction of sprea< 5th. To create a bullish syst therefore, hammers down the p It will put a new germ of hop American citizen; it will give h in him a greater confidence in make of him a better citizen,. a Every industry is organized, effort. If the Southern Farmer now: ize, he should accept whatever c If the intelligent men of this We the undersig South Carolina Co-o W. C. DAVIS, P - CHARLTON Du JOSEPH SPRO W. D. McCLAR J. A. WEINBEI S. OLIVER O'BI C. E. GAMBLE, SIGN NOW! Contracts ma W. R. Gray, County Demonstra1 CO-OPERATE WITH THE "iarketingcc and Virgm'rna, TOBACCO WAREHOUSEMEN ance of ampl its program c The greatest piece of constructive wherever nec< Sixty-five t business ever undertaken in the south Virginia grov will begin next week at a series of gether to mi meetings between the Directors of the inviting the c< Tobacco Growers Co-operative Asso- housemen of I ciation and over 400 warehousemen this offer of of the Carolina's and Virginia. fords an equal Organized tobacco growers intend these meeting to keep faith with all warehouse in- was made by ' terests andl will offer owvners of ware- tor' of War~ch house property an opportunity to sell Committee on or lease their holdings to the Tobac- of Director's: co Growers' Co-operative Association, attend all mei accordling to announcement from the Wariehousen~ Raleigh headquarters of the Associa- hiouses in so tion, nlotifiedl of th< The Association has already'ben with officials assuredl the use of a large number of Co-operative pr oper ties * t a ii r inty of impma ~nt final ter ms f r*EEEEEEEEEEEE.......... E E Cooerto ThUpii*o Insttutins, ommuitie, ind intepooto*htte r'sf [* ri h dacrnn famdsr [ C ewn rfl o-operati nedo t that~o rea worte is l yco Fis Nooeational * Istiutins CommnIiPesidt erinthe adaCement of Aim, dVie W. . STUKES, Presien. MA. C. BRA DHM, Vie-I IIGN NO1 Ntures in Clarendon Coui rs' Co-operative OBJECT: eliminating unnecessary handling, seem nage. dlue by selling in even running lots and g in the fall. es effected by a large volume of the crol s of unreasonable slumps, which are tem .e approximate adjustment of supply and I or differentials between grades. em of selling-individual selling is comp rice. EFFECT UPON THE FARMER! e and optimism,into his soul; make him im more courage to meet his problems m his fellowman, and greater reverence foi better man, a better father and husband FHE WORLD IS ORGANIZED! and whatever the farmer buys, is proc ails to-take advantage of the opportunit ames to him in the future, and never utte State can't see in this movement their sa ned bankers of Clarendon County, here perative Cotton Growers' Association. resident First National Bank of Manning iRANT, President Home Bank & Trust TT, President The Bank of Manning. k, President The Bank of Santee. tG, President The Bank of Summerton. CYAN, President The Bank of Paxville. President The Bank of Turbeville. y be obtained at the offices of G. T. Flo. ion Agent. niers in the Carolina's of their warehouse facili and has secured assur- agreed upon by directors of financing to carry out sociation. f constructing receiving This meeting of South ssary. warehousemen Will take place housand Carolina and ence on Saturday, April 8th, rers who co-operate to- A. M., in the First Nation[ ,rket their tobacco are Building. )-operation of the ware- Letters to be mailed today he three states through four hundred varehousemen their leaders which af- three states and signed byT. cance to all who attend kins, Jr., Director of Wareh4 s. This announcement Y. Joyner, Chairman of the C. Watkins, Jr., Direc- hos. C ite, . if....... ouses, who, with the T .Yug fVig~i a Warehouses, composedCaoiarepcvlystc rom three States, will Ascainepcst fe tings. C tal ~~~s int v en and owners of ware-inacorigtirpycl ith Carolina will be te.TeAscainwl opportunity v> confer srie fanme fCI f the Tobacco Growers' ndefcet'aeosmn tssociation regardling etnIetr ,ac rliagt nwareheusemenngior take teac ence_______________ At theecofrdayeA p in 8th A.***** wM., pi'nt the rst eatont Builia(t n erlyg.ern fou uded~ w~ arehousese U ~nthre ates ndicaed bynT Y.wc Joyne,0 tbaima oth u comgmnywteeN.HuWilli Caolia resecivly stats aesge U TAssociation wnts oe loe etenoposition ofw m sen, coring this hysia tioes. Te itssoirctiors tol th an lueffiien woareouene >rc themeetings or sale ter. t tesce conrncit. * ia' and Vigiia the Arss psexe ClsontCllgeal Apfring 4. ordpurhasoe ay aeue a acdasgow*ntay ofoarkt ves fot byisl lureengun or rain wichac th it 5,00ve - tobesacco thaowt c tanet lning bemade aw arlyuse Thenil Associt.i lewat oo l omeisment breasovn byf ou o scced. itne fordaning the thin eo tio nfots plyor to thou housemyeld, wo poaeitoe Ithese, eoetig pling, expres oft 00 ou dcut e r otact~, . *phoisacedandxcpertnt *vdasgo Afe h lnshv eu p11 tyo toe(arhsiotohni sodninorer have a ui W ON! ty to the S. C. Association -ing true grade and staple, by merchandising through > which may be withdrawn porary in their nature and I demand. eting with each other, and feel more like a free-born are manfully, and stir with his Almighty God. It will I. luced through ' organized y presented him to organ r complaint. Ivation, God help them. by endorse the Company. vd, County Chairman, and ties, as growth. the As- Disease-free potatoes can best be obtained by using the vine cutting Carolina rather than the slips taken directly in Flor- from the seed bed. One acre plant at 11:00 ed in April will supply enough vines l Bank for planting 5 acres in June, provid ed the first acre is planted on rich to over land and the vines forced to grow in the rapidly. C. Wat mses, J. HEREDITY THE REASON FOR Ware- BLACK LAMBS IN THE FLOCK alms andl d South The appearance of black Ia mbs in that the a flock made up entirely of white an ac- sheep has been for ages, and is still, rehouse- a cause for wyonder andl the basis of proper- superstititions. But the study of the leed the laws of breeding and heredity has ex erienced plainedi the reasons for the sporadie 1)0on ac- ap~pearance of these off-color speci.. this let- mens. In a letter to a farmer who replortedI 25 black lambs from a flock e Caro- of 175 purebredl Shropshire ewves, all ociation wvhite, and who considered certain emen a feeds the cause, the United States .o lease Dlepartment of Agriculture givesa it their clear statement of the principles in.. ermined volvedl. payable Feedling and management (If sheep, the As- says Dr. Sewall Wright, specialist in eement, aninmal genetics, have nothing to do( 'ers, in- wvith the appearance of black Klambs. in the The black color is hereditary even though it may be transmitted by or man to d inary wvhite sheep. Thle black color its cx- in such a case is wvhat is calledl a munica- recessive character. White sheep e ware- which transmit this character at all attendl aiuthior ADIMI NISTR'ATO)R'S SALE .' Pursuant toanodroJ.MWi ic. ham, JudeIf Probate, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder VINES for cash at the residence of the late Robert J1. Parker, near Rimini, S. C., -In 0r.. at 11 o'clock A. M. on Friday the ufficnt 'l1st day of March, 1922 the follow .img personal property, to wit. 1 setting horse, 1 mule, I two-horse wagon, 1 Ly July, one-horse wvagon, half interest in 1 ec first stock chopper, I sow and 2 pigs, 1 he seca- guano distributor, I harrow, 1 com ning re- plwtos ugy e ulr ho hor.. bales of middling lint cotton, 1 lot of: ion of lumber, 1 phonograph and 1 refrig rop and eto. A. S. M. Parker, ion of pd. Administrator. Rimuini, S. C., March 14, 1922. pply in rt"CICE S PILLS phos Otrogen, en i rate of . $ aid vine SOLD BY DRUGITS tEnVEER transmit black in 50 per cent of their xeproductive cells (ova in the case of ewes and sperinatozoa in the case of rams) and white in the remaining 50 per cent. Thus, such white sheep mated with blacks (which can only transmit black) produce 50 per cent black lambs and 50 per cent white. All of these white lambs can trans mit black. White sheep which transmit only white, mated with blacks, produce only white lambs, but all of these lambs can transmit black. When both ewe and ram are white, but both transmit black, about 25 per cent of the lambs are black, 50 per cent are white, which transmit black, while the remaining 25 per cent are truebreed ing whites. In this case it is an even chance that a given ovum will trauns mit black and an even chance that it will be fertilized by a male cell which transmits black, making one chance in four that both transmit black, which is necessary for the pro duction of a black lamb. With 25 black lambs appearing in the flock, it is indicated that about 100 of the 175 ewes transmit black, assuming that all of the rams used transmit it. If not all the rams trans mit this color, then it is probable that an even larger number of ewes trans mit it. Department of Agriculture Bulletin 905, Principle* of Live Stock Breed ing, contains i detailed discussion of this problem. It may be obtained from the Superintendent of Public Documents, Government Printing Of fice, Washington, D. C., for 15 cents. Subscribe to The Times* H OT] C. BATTERY cm no - a ..na It flll Columbia Dry Bat- V teries work better and last longer are foi -for bells and buzzers -for thermostats You ca -for gas engines lumbia -for ignition on the Ford while starting live. H -for dry battery light- electric ng in closet, cellar, garret, barn, etc. auto su Columb The world's most famous dry battery. Used where Ti !roup of individual cells uver ,s needed. Falhnestock l Spring Clip Binding ers, ea Posts at no extra charge gas eng quick st starting g o alneed NSTU Columb EAGLE"MGLEDO" EAGLE PENCIL COMI Any one of these reasons puts the De Laval in a class by itself -. Over 2,500,000 in use. 2. Won 1,091 grand and first prizes. 8. De Laval buller has won (irst prize at every meetling of th'e National lBultermakers Association, With but one exceptlion. 4. 62; oSf the separators in Minne sola are D~e Lavals. 5. Practically all creameries use De Lavals. 41. Endorsedl and used by Govern ment Experiment Stalions, colleges and dairy authorities. '7. Thousands in use from 15 to 20 years. 8. De Lavals have led in every im portant separator improvement. 9. Made in the largest separator factory in the world. 10. Backed by the most thorough system of service. There are mnany other rea mona why you should own a D. Laval--Jet us tell you why. . l CL A RE NDON ~OUNTY DISTRIBUTOR5 See Us For Desi Page Seven Pimples Keep Young Men Down! They- Make Women, Too, a Puzzle! How S. S. S. Stops Skin Eruptions Positively. Pimples and skit eruptions havo a price,--yot pay for every pustulp, black-head and pimple on your face. I'inples produce prejtdicer and prevent prosperity. Your heart may be gold, S. S. S. Will Rid You of the Crushing 1'lm plc-Calnlity. r. o hut who wants to kiss eruptionsJ Imply men don't look like theowe of anything. Pimply women, too, are puzzles, with no prospects and no power. Young men and women, here's the posaitlvo way out. Physlcs and Purgatives will fail. What you need is a seien tific blood-cleanser. S. S. S. Is one of the most powerful destroyers of bloot impurities. You can prove this in a short time. S. S. S. has boon passed on by ia jury of million, of peo ple just liko yourself. It is considered one of the most powerful vogetailo blood-purifiers and flesh-builders In existence. That's why you hear of so many underweight people putting on lost flesh in a hurry, why you hear of so many rheumatics being freed from tiis scourge, with S. S. S. Start today with S. S. S. and see your face clear and your skin get ruddier. your flesh firmer. It will give you a boost in your career. S. S. S. is sold at all drug stores, in two sizes. The larger size is the more economical. A N A.C .RO X t.o.. nbia Dry Batteries - sale at your very door! n insist upon and get Co Dry Batteries wherever you ardware and general stores, ians, implement dealers, ply shops, and garages sell ias. ally used for doorbells, buzz : regulators, alarms, etc., for ne and tractor ignition, for arting ignition on non-self Fords, and for every battery der the sun. Insist upon a. 3atteries -they last longer , Pencil No. 174 Made in five grades 1Lt WiTH THlE RED BAND KADO ?ANY, NEW YORK De L.ava! S e p arators/ a r e 1 um r- - variety of e sincs. wi t hi t MOTOR CO. . Manning, S. C. Irable Terms.