The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, January 24, 1918, Page Page Two, Image 2
PpyswsiitD WIE
W ftprtMt Products If thi Ft*
j^l^Hhspcrtst andvrisetrail tteMat
a ettMpoMtat
The vtaes are set est
tee feet epert. Daring the
eeeuaer thejr hie ctrrfolly
tad sprayed wtth sulphate
te dsetiuj I?rts. The
te rtpea ahoat the first of
Laborers with large flat
trays gather the fralt
est at ose ttsse, bat the
over periodically and ealy
^^^^^^^H^Bisters are cat from the vine
prodeced near Malaga
with salphor, lye, or
practice la otter parts
or near the grape Held
np an earth terrace
the eettlng sen. This
sections about ten yards
yards wide, aroond
brick or stone wall la
ect the raisins and to snp^B^^^^H;vas
stretched over than
^^^H^^Hdurlnc Inclement weather.
this slanting surface
sun constantly shining
bottoms of the drying
^^^^H^Hrered with line gravel to
Hr after being gathered.
He spread out on the beds
I to the burning son. At
M raisins are covered with
Hotect the fruit from the
Hnd, as stated, the canvas
Hi over them in the event
Hre is rarely any rain la
Hdurlng May, Jane, Jaly,
hurtember. Daring the
^Hfe^^nrapes that re
TAIL tEflVESMSf PU9IP0SCS
WNh tfca CM It to iMr ? On*
mm*. Wt gy WHfc Hmmtt
TW uiHi testes urlm "Wfcy
4m tt? cat kvt a wir * acta*aaothtr
fpwHim. fto* woaM tk?
?I?y ti? feet that the tail Is a rnlislle
omeisaat. TVs cat arMhaat one
ts a sorry sight Bat there an feoae'
who. maintain that the tatt servos the
cat as a sdrt of jjtsacops. balaarlag
the body la leaping, says tha Po paler
Sdcnco Moathly. This caaaot be
wholly troa, for Manx cats fat aloac
aery watt wf thoot tails, and rabbits
hare no ass for them at alL Tat both
Ba Manx cats sad rabbits da a lot of
leaping. After all It lacks as If the
tall Is only aa ornament, unless It Is
a kind of safety tsIts for expression
la exciting times.
Of conraa there ata instances where
the thU ssrres some parpoos other
tnan tut ox an. ina moony noaa
hla naefol u a aoct of fifth lot; the
bom woo bio m a fly awattor. aa
does the lion; dm crocodile uw bia
for ?wtnaming, aa do the aaal and the
tartle and other aquatic creature^
and die rattleenake usee hla for warn*
lng enemies. According to W. D. Matthews
of the American Museum of
Natural History, the tall was a nscoa
aary organ for the aquatic and amphibious
ancestors from which the higher
animals are descended. When they
took to terrestrial life and to watting
on all fours, the tall became more or
less superfluous.
UttK Sceptic.
Caroline and Tom were fire and two
years old. An expedition to a park
hbu dwd pianneo wnen racner o^ougm
home to Tom a picture book of wild
beasts. Caroline waa delighted. "Because.
mamma, if we did not show
pictures of the animals first to Tom
he might see them In the park and
Bay T don't believe.'"
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Pro?t >mIIIio (hat omU ?m oC ?
la tor ,yjo QQ?
I trtSS. io oSCI? Air lwal M oolaoo
f*3r <MdM*l2*afe2 %
Suit, after harla* IwriM at Imth
to tha fatally at the eappar taUa the
chanaa aad atcraNPMAiawrta at a ao*
frtaad. a girt who had Hoed eoreral
' to Sara'a achawi.
i 1 kaow a girt." pat la State at fhta
point, with aa air of laportaaca, "aad
aha aaad to Hw la flaglaiid. She's la
I my kindergarten, aad Aa caa ?aak
En^iah, T, giuea"
"Wall, what of thatT* demanded
Bura. So can you speak English"
"Ob, no, I cant; I doot know howl
Why, at couroa I cant ?wk Englishf
Elate appealed from the laughing faces
now turned toward her, "tan I, motherr
/
"Certainly you aaa apeak English,
child; lt'a what wo all *wak; we're
pealing It now.** \
"What? la It English we're talklap
right this adnata? Is It truly,
mother r \
"Of course, ay . dear 1 What language
did you suppose It was that wo
talk?""
"Why, mother, I dldut suppose It
was English, or any other language.
I thonrht It waa lust reedier talk, of
come."?Ton til's Companion.
i
Diplomatic.
Bobby (entertaining sister's beau)?
"Bffle told ma yesterday yon was born
to be a politician." Mr. Slmpton?"A
politician? Why does she think that?"
Bobby?"That's what ma asked her.
and she said because yon can do so
much talkln* without committing your
self."
Baal Artrta.
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Special attention to Farm Bamyi,
Dralaan, City Lota, ote.
AAdiow Monte % DSDoa, S. G.
9. ML JOHNSON, C. A
My Surveying and Engineering office
will be open daring my aboenee.
ana prepared to take care of any
work as usual. Address all communications
as heretofore.
J. M. Johnson, Marlon, 8. C.
, L. D. UDK
Attorney-at-Law
MARION* 8. CDR.
G. R. TAB SIR
Physician and Surgeon
We are is poeitum to ?k? 9
of ^9
ROYSTER GUANO g
"Brother Farmer, you can't
mue a misim&c id using soysicr s ; - j
Goods." 3H
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" Braddy & Adam* ; ^
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,. BANK OF DILLON g
Is AM and Rpliohlp IncHtntino
Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $75,000.00 - >jg
. DEPOSITS " ?
January 8th. 1915 $211,206.75 r " *
January 8th. 1916 $253,551.6$ - *-3
January 8th 1?17_ $312,667.37 ?r-4
January 8th. 1918 $518,175.55
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