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WAY* COMMISSIONERS OR a
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Columbia, S. C., Feb. 24.?JEollow- jt
ing a memorial for Samuel A. Gra- a
ham, late senator from Williamsburg
county who died last Sept. the senate
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adjourned after a two hour session toV
night to meet again tomorrow morn- w
ihg at 10 o'clock. * ? * , d<
Preceding the memorial exercises,, uj
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the senate received a bill repealing the
ban against Greek letter fraternities *1
in state supported colleges^ The meae"
ure was offered by -Senator Moore,
' "* Nash and Stukes.. M
Though one general measure on to- c<
dny e oaiewder Waa ner disposed'e#"A>
_ today, Senator Moope's proposal to
abolish the budget commission, two M
bills of long standing in the calendar pi
were quickly killed when the senate tl
voted to delete the Enacting wqrds of lc
; r~Mr, Mogre's bill reducing, the^ruumber aj
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w-; /CONSTIPATION, biliousri
\j headache, sick stomach?I
relies upon Dr; CaldwellV^S;
been constipatedand bilious since
~ such an attack of sour stomach an
out of kindergarten.* It was then
- improved from the first dose and s<
restored and healthier than he h
comfort to have a medicine for eh
implicit confidence.'* (Nama and add
Warn Confidmncm of 4
Old people ate charmed by the g
of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
depremfaig "flushing" of the boa
movement and the 'fine feeling i
There's seldom any real sickness
% learns to use Synip Pepsin at the
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inson zealously guardople
by better Plumbations
with quality
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>urteen to three, and Senator R. D.
IcDopald's proposal to abolish the.
ffice of county game wardens, devolvlg
the duties thereof upon raagisrates,
sheriffs and constables.
JThe game warden measure was
mended before debate today by its
uthor -who exempted The state chief
ame warden from the abolition. In
lis form it would follow the recomlendefton
madf-by Gov. Richards in
special message recently that the
>unty officials be extinguished.
Declaring that county game officers
ere driven to 'Oppresaiya activities
ften by a system whereby they aharI
In the fines collected, Senator Moore
enounced their establishment as an
urarranted multiplication of offices.
Senator Outz and McDonald also
joke Inyftwor of the bill, while Sentors
Jeffries, Ward, Harrelson and
>Hn?one declared that regular coun- !
n?lice forces were not sufficient, to ;
>pe with the problem of enforcing
^ Samrra? ' '
A suggestion was given by Senator
[arion that s&me people should be
rohibited from hunting altogether, as*
lcjr wmfj ^irru^i t/ii vi?c *v?iwed
a remark from aiprther speaker
gainst the bi|l,that the oppressed clWm
Mother is
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hen is the time when mother
pup Pepsin. "My son had
birth. At (he age of five he had
d bad breath I had to take him ' ;
I nvA him Svrun P?wn. Ha
>on was back to school completely tad
ever been before. It is a great
ildren in which we can have such
re? eent on reqUert) . , .
JU Foil* jr^B
en tie, kindly actios
No psfn, gripe or
trels. Just an easy W|^a|
of restful comfort. J
in ttm hone- thai I
first sign of coated KKsj! H
e and such troubles 1 J ,
xJed in a million DnGMmiftr
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OUt OUR SHOES, PI
UTILIZER HAS BEEN i
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5ES, BUGGIES," WA<
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THE FIK1D. COXWAV. 8. Cg '
tixen spoken by Senator Moor* had
fallen into poverty because he spent
too mtich t iiqe hunt in* and not enough
timp working.
3 - An added reason why magistrates
lad local police officers shook! not be
called upon to enforce game laws was
given by Senator Jeff cries who told
his colleagues of an arrest of a b??..
ing party in Colleton recently when
$113 in fines were collected for violating
the game laws by tha party whichincluded
several local mag 1st rates and
ceaetables. . .
Upon motion of Senator Stukes the
en^cting^werds of the bill wore sttickrw*
out by A wte of tt to 19, in slhich
the senators answered the roll call as
; fodders:. Aid. . Arrowsmith, Bepmr
gtoard. Dennis, C re nek er^ Cross, lUn*
atnd, Harrelson, Henderson, J offeriexJohhstone,
Jones, fegare, Martin,
I MfHer, MeOol!. Naeh, Patterson, Robinson,
"Rogers, Spivey, Stukes, Sum*
tners, Taylor, WaU. WiUiaiftlv.^ Wise.
<28H Nae: Findely, Ctn% Greene.
Jeter, Lane, Mower;'McDonald, fe- POdonr,
Quia, Perrj, RHey, Shealy,
Welsh < 18).
Though on today's calendar jps a
special order and then deferred until
tonight, Senator A trow smith's bill to
create a new judicial* circuit was* n<5t
reached tn the routine.
Little debate preceded a vote on Senator
Moore's bill to decrease the number
of highway commissioners, though
the author-secured the tabling of unfavorabt^
eomm!ite?\ report to allow
di>*cussion. Qn a motion by SenatorMartin
*osjrike out the enacting,
words, which was carried by a vote of
25 to 14, the roll call followed. Yea:
ArrowsmHh, Beam#uard,^ Findley,
Ginn, Greene, Gross, Harrelson, Johnstone.
Legate, Martin, Miller, R. D.
McDonald, Nalsh, Odom, Patterson,
Perry, Richardson, RoblnsOn, Rogers,
Summers, Taylor, Wall, Ward, Welsh,
Williams, (26); Naya: Gpodwig, GrfiL
eker, Henderson, Jet Stir, Jones.Lane,
Moo re, McCoIl, Outz , Rifey, Spivey,
Stacy, Stukea, Wise, (iij..;
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This Year's
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LOW PRICES LIKELY FOR MOSt
V CASH CROPS
jClemsqn College, Feb. 28 A favor.
able outlook faees livestock producers
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forecast for ther producer of most cash
.crops, say economist^of the U. S. Departtgervt
Of Agriculture. - - "
;^Jf livestock production is maintained
at its present level,( Allowing for popelation
increases, the present- good
prices should continue. Ecen a considerable
incrfdse in this field Is justifiable
for South ;Carolina , to Replace
the heavy meat; dairy aitd poultry importations.
eBef prices' have been
climbing since.1922. Tliehog market
is- at a peak. Lajnbs-and wool have
long been profitable and wiff likely.;remain
so this year:' 'lTie dairy cow enjoys-an
even better position than a
year ago and^Chere doubtless will be a
| favorable spread between the prices
I of feed and of dairy products. ' Producers
of poultry and eggs should
'have a fairly* satisfactory-year hut
perhaps not quite so profitable as in
1926. >
The PureatLof Efccfoomks- sound?
warning In no uncertain ter&s to cash
I crop growers. "Keep a close watch
f on Irish potato planting* in competing
states, tor there Is a great,danger
of over production. Sweet potato acre'
age should he Increased only where
needed for home consumption, where
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tIflBTV Is * celuimo home marketffor
them or where,' jpri*? can afford low
prices. Arty increase in cabbage will
ii<Ua|?r the past, year's pwc**s. Oni?n
acreages ^houl dbe reduced sharply,
but there is a fairly good outlook
for Bermudas. Commercial beap
FroWers should grow less of this crop
than last year for the saae of ?afeyt.
"Fewe? early-shippthg cantaloupes,
fewer watermelons, Jewer large-pod
peanut* and 25 per cent war medium
of small-pod peanuts will , be safe
planting*. * . ' ;
GroweEte in the ftpe-cured tobacco
regional phould guard against -overproduction,
warn ^the experts. Producers
of dark, hied and dark aircured
types are faced with, increased foreign
coin Bet it ion and a4 d?oi*a*ln? marli?t.
Si discuss the necessity
for a 30 per cent cotton reduction. '
, While last-year's fruit crop was unusually
lance, there is still uo jupti'hcation
for making new?commercial
I plantings. Large plantings of young
i peach trees are~yeL to fonif into btmr.
tug. Oilawhtu lea 'will Uhelj, I't'lUi H
. less than for the last two years. Apples
trees require u long time for maturity
as do most other fruits/4q'that
(Jteavy overproduction can hardly be
| remedied in two.or three years. - But
jit is good judgment td grow fruit* for
home use, whne the family would otherwise
do without them. :
"t ft is dot-a gloomy outlook for the
level-headed farmer. ?The way should
--b>? clear.?But. woe. be tmtn+imr who
. disregards the signs.
To Stop a, Cough Quick , ,
take HAYES- HEALING HONEY. 0
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVE S OPEN-TRATE
SALVE for Cbest Coids, Head Colds and
Ooop U enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES'HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the cheet and throat
of cbUdipn anffisring from a Gold or Croup.
Grove's O-fta-Tntc Salve through the pirn oi
lb* Aktfi Mm >tnf? a raiitfh
~iotfc rcaaadfea are packed ta oae carton and thi
coat M the comNixd treatment it 35c.
Just ask tout Druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY....
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How to Cook Dasheens
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many markets dasheens may b<
houjcht by the. pound. The ddsheer
Is "a delicious. whdlrsome,- nutritious
vegetable used ip.place of potatoes, ii
locations where* the latter can' not b<
grown or stored successfully. It re
sembles the chestnut in flavor. Dash
ecijs.,may be baked",- jyirbolled an<
^ baked, or boiled; iC left over afte
"ttiwiiiy biii ii bah I'd lui bidlud tiluj iy
i be sliced and fried, put through th
ricer, stuffed back into tjieir skin
like stuffed baked potatoes, scallopes
wijh milk or made fnto chips li^e po
tato chips. They may i>e dressed con
as a salad, with a little ortjp*^ flavo
introduced, used for poultry stuffing
like chestnuts, ..or,,ma?V^ the basis o
a delicious mllkaoup'.Similar to. chest
nut poup. Almost any method bj
which potatoes are cooked can be sjuc
cesafully a a s h ee n s? Tin
. .United"Stages Department of Agricul
ture is interested in extending the cul
tivatrion of dasheens and will send de
tailed directions for preparing then
for the table. W
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c6lds, grippe, flu, dengue
BILLIOI S FEVER AND MALARIA
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