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VV mm WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 22, 1919 ro Im? Jk i/yA'j - i WIH , v. ,1.. . t %.>r > »• r S’/ J L’W. i •. ^ < .V-t . ANNOUNCING TflE ARRIVAL ot another Carload of Choice Mules Vi Horses jif BOUG^VON THE ST. LOUIS MARKET . 'MSSdi '1' It will pay you to see them and get our prices be|prc buying. *#,' >»tf* ^ *>“ -j- NexlDc House ■xH l<Lft TOP-WORKING SEEDLING PECANS. •—i auaJutt ^ y- Wte* ===?==5==r L .'a ^usssrmsssssisssmsssssssssm: ♦VWv % Wed , COTTON «\h#‘ { J V „. And Store |t With The ■* - »- * .n Pee Dee F<iir Association ‘ ; V We have facilities for storing an unlimited amount of cotton. The rates charged will be 50c and 75c, watchman will be kept on the grounds. For further i::forma^n s$e C. p. BROWN ' ’ 1 Florence Chamber of Commerce & ' ; • With Winter Comes Aching, Stiff * <r> • •» * Joints and Rheumatism ^ 4. «b • • s Lintmehl M vm -'.’ «•’ ! * fk A. * *' T iv ^^tantiy Sieves. Tlje .finest thing on-| ;: earth for stiff joints, rheumatism, cramp t •^r j .vot. pf.«r v ^ Ji ^ r " .’p «’ and neuralgia. For sale everywhere, 25c ± !) per bottle. t - <' •; * «4-. , ' r . • -. . ‘Ai ■ <r ' ! ‘ HI II 1 •’ ""' t ' v "1’ JL . y • • • • • siui^iiy uumpen a comD or so ' , 1 _ • i xr * ‘ 1 it through your 1 • • ; In any length or size, good and dry. No • • tng one strand at a time, i .1 • • ' j , l , ' * Ing tlie gray hair disappears • f • order too large. , * ’ other application or two. t. i ® ® * * ito Itfi TlOfllfol .i r> <1 M K 1.1 f 1 *!/ Phone 43 SLORENCE ROLLER MILLS C. C. Burch, Prop., Wood Yards m i iiiii HtVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK fOUHB Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray, Faded Hair With Sage Tea Grandmother kept her hair beauti fully darkened glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sul phur. When ever her hair took on that dull, fared or streaked hppear- ance. this simjple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. By asking .at any drug store for “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound*’, you will go a large bottle of this, old time re cipe, improved by the addition of others ingredients, all ready to use, for about 50 cents. This simple mi« ure can be depended upon to re store natural color aind beauty to the hair. , A well-known downtown druggist says everybody uses \Vy4'ih’s Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturqjly aftdi evenly that nobody can. tell it has been ap plied—l*’s so,.easy to use too. You siniply dampen a coirii) or soft brush a^id draw it through your hair tak- By morn- a/ter an _ . . .. ia restor ed to its natural color and looks glossy, soft and beautiful. Clemson College.—Success In top working the pecan, deponds not alone on the art of budding. The pre paratory treatment and attention pre vious to the budd’ng season is of prime importance, and best results are obtained only by strictly observing all phases of the work. Although greater success is secured on trees ten inches Md under in diameter, larger trees nxay be successfully worlked; but as OB extensive commercial proposition it ii scarcely advisable. , Preparatory treatment of the seed- ling trees ipust be begun during the dormant season, preferably in Febru ary. The general rule is to cut back all limbs to stubs from 8" to 12" in length. Limbs over 3" In diameter shoald be cut back’two tw three feet from their bases, or to where the di ameter is not over 3". In cutting back trees of 4* and over in diameter al ways leave some of the smaller branches and several of the larger ones to furnish leaf surface until the tree can force out new shoots. In some - cases, the height of the tree has also to be considered. Top ping shouldJ)e done at a place where several branches are well placed to form a basis for a good head. This height will vary with the diameter and the number of branches. The top should be removed with a sloping cut just above one<of the stubs or a small branch. This promotes healing and prevents rotting. Apply a coating ol white lead and linseed oil to all cut surfaces. The trees are now in shape for forcing out shoots upon which the buds are to be placed, and will de mand no further special attention un til summer. About the middle of June thin out some of the numerous shoots, leaving two or three well placed vigorous ones on each stub. This will increase the development of the remaining shoots, so that they will have attained suffti cient size fqr budding by August. Budding.—In this article ring bud ding only will he considered, as it is the most successful method. Before ring budding season, late July thru August, a specially constructed knifs must be obtained and waxed cloth pro pared. The budding knife is made by securing two ordinary budding knives to the sides of a small block of soft wood so that the cutting blades will be parallel and one indi apart. For budding cloth use ordinar) bleaching. Tear into strips 12" wide and roll tightly on small round steka Tie and submerge in a hot melted so i lution of grafting wax for a half hour The formula for grafting wax istj rosin 3%, lbs., beeswax 2 lbs., tallo* 1 lb. Put these into a pot, melt, an<] | mix thoroughly before placing the cloth therein. 1 Bud wood should be selected from; well developed shoots of the present ^ season’s growth, from healthy pro ductive trees of known variety. Bj wrapping bud wood in moist burlaj and placing in a cool shady place it can be kept for a week or ten days but it is best to have it delivered in smaller quantities every other day. Varieties suggested are Stuart Schley, Moneymaker, and Curtis. Performing the Operation.—The op cration of budding is simple, "yet re quires practice and carefulness. The buds are usually set about 6 to 12 inches from the base of the limb and on top of it. Always select a smooth, • J round place. With the knife ring thi • • limb being careful to make the cuti^* * straight so that they will coincide when they meet. Select a good bud from the budstlck and do likewise Now remove the bark from the limh by slitting it down the back and prizing it up with the point of th« ^pife. Remove the bud right likewise and insert it in the cut made on the limb. Tear a strip of waxed cloth about % inch wide and 18 inchei long, and starting below the bud, wraj it firmly in place. Leave only the til of the bud out. If the hud ring ol bark is of greater circumference that the limb, a small piece may be taker out so as to make it fit closely to the limb. On the other hand, if the bud ring will not meet around the limb, i small strip of bark may be left on the limb. It does not matter if a small open place is left between the edgei of the ring. In fact, some budders make this a practice, for this give* room for the swelling of the bud ring However, it is essential that the endi of the bud ring come in close contact with the bark of the tree. After 21 days the wraps are removed from tht buds, and at this time, under favor able conditions, you can tell wheihei the bud has set or not. After Treatment-—When growtl starts the following spring, all tops should be removed from branches or which the buds are living. Thcs< tops are cut off about 10 inches abovt the bud, and the bark skinned oO 1" ^bove the bud and upwards je shooij from the bud is tied to this IQ^ piece of limb to prevent its being broken off by the wind. All sprouu coming out on the branch must b< removed and .only the inserted hue should be allowed to grow. Some tinii during the following winter, the ten Inch stubs to which the bud shootj have been tied must be cut back dost to the shoots. * The above diagram shows the distribution of the average Swift dollar received from sales of beef, pork and mutton, and their by-products, during 1918. Swift & Company, U. S. A. 1919 Year Book of interesting and instructive facts sent on request. Address Swift & Company Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois Florence Local Branch, 56 Barrington St. W. B. Tyson, Manager / It lARVEL at /./ ; V ANTONf i.HOO AT All. DRUGGIST S. i*. , I'*'!* > I**I**I**f**!**I**i**l**I**I**I*4**f**I**I**i**I**i**t , *i**l**f**!**f**l**I**I**F • • They are result bringers: j Times classified ads will sell most any thing from a baby carriage to a farm. Peo ple read them regularly for their news in terest they are looked for each day. A small amount invested in a “WANT AD” will bring quick returns. FLORENCE DAILY TIMES v-M—S- Girls Have Pretty Face And Beau tiful Complexion An Atlanta man makes new discov cry that makes an old face look yeari. younger. If your skin is dark, brown, or covered with freckles or blemishes, just use a little Cocotone Skin Whiten er; it’s made with cocoanut oil and Is perfectly harmless. A few days’ use will improv^ your looks 100 per cent The wornout skin conies off evenly, leaving no evidence of the treatment, the new healthy under skin appearing as a lovely new complexion. Just ask your druggist for an ounce of Cocotone Skin Whitener, and if he i will not supply you send twenty five cents to The Cocotone Co., Atlanta, Ga., and they will send you a box by return mail. If your hair is hard to comb, is kinky, nappy and will never stay straight, just use Cocotone Hair Dress ing and it will become straight, long soft, glossy and beautiful in a few days mail orders filled 25c for largo box. For Sale by F. U. I.ake Drug Co., Florence S. C. Darlington Drug Co;, Darlington. S. C. j -CC** J Garden Seed Now is the time This is the place. Shipment just received BUISTS Prize Medal Seed in bulk. D. M. FERRY’S Seeds in packages. Get them at ZEIGLER’S GRAY HAIR f y* 8 - QhiAly restored trr its natural, or iginal color in a few clays with Mii- dredina Hair Remedy. It is not a | dye. Removes, dandruff and makes I tiie hair clean, iuffy, abundant and | beautiful Sample mailed for 10c. by TUB MILDRED LOUISE CO. Boston, Mar-s. For sale by F. U. Lake Drug Co., and Darlington Drug Co., Darlington. F. H. PRICE PAINTING and DECORATING « Work promptly done. Best materials used. Let me estimate on your work. Phone 321 • 26 N. Coit St. That some form of protein (skin mil?:, ►nttemilk, tankage, or moai scrap) is needed to keep up wiutet egg production? See our Mules and Horses before buying. G. C. Chandler. 35 W. Evan» St., MERCHANT TAILOR Florence, S. C.