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CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C
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J. B. FRONTIS
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CUNTON, B.C
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OPEN AND CLOSED CABS
' DAY PgONE 357
NIGHT PHONE 156
Ellis Auto Livery
FARM CALENDAR
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NEW PAST
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IS INSTALLED
Rev. G. M. Telford of Abbeville.
6 The Rev. Mr. Pmtton came Ur the
pestonte of the Laurens church sev>
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and toil impro\
Plant peanuts
Plant Sudan
is no danger of
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D. E. TRIBBLE CO.
CLINTON, S. C.
UNDERTAKERS & LICENSED
EMBALMERS
All Calls Promptly Attended To
, Day or Night
. ALL MOTOR EQUIPMENT *
Day Phone 91 Night Phone 205 or 24
J. Roy Crawford
SURVEYOR
CLINTON. S. C.
Telephone 2604
SWIM IN
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in 30
minutes
with SITICIDE for 50c at Drug
Stores. .05c by mail. "
SITICIDE CO M Commerce, Ga.
PIANOS for RENT
O’DANIEL & REID
If Mixed Paint
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Agronomy
Remember that early blooms are
most likely to produce cotton and
do everything possible to induce early
fruiting. j
Cultivate fields frequently to kill
grass and weeds while small.
When chopping cotton remember
that the more plants per sere—within
certain limits—the larger will be the
yield.
Legume crop seed are scarce, but
don’t let that keep you from plant
ing a bountfftrl hupply for both seed
ent. ^ •—
hick.
s for hay, there
becoming a pest.
f-'-- 7^ Horticulture •
Plant all tender vegetables, includ
ing the melons, either in late April
or early May. , j .r
In order to have a' succession of
fresh vegetables! such beans and
corn, plant every ten days or two
weeks throughout May and June.
Watch the vegetables closely for
insect pe^Es. and give proper treat
ment before serious injury.
Give your .vegetables a side appli
cation of a complete fertiliier if they
are not making satisfactory growth.
Cultivate not only to destroy weeds
but to conserve moisture. 1
Entomology
Insure your - bean crop by being
ready to dust for Mexican bean bee
tle, if you live in the Piedmont sec
tion. ./ . . — —
^Dust or spray for cabbage worms
with arsenic of lead and lime..
Follow the spray Schedules for ap
pies and peaches. Neglect now means
poor, fruit next fall* *. '
Plant Diseases
Give the orchards each of those
sprays on time. * .
Pick up and destroy that “June
drop” of peaches. It will reduce the
loss from brown rot and other pests
later on. ’ •
Start the sprayer on th*e melon and
cucumber vines as soon as they be
gin to'run. . . ' •
Discard all sweet potato plants that
have black shanks or other symp
toms of disease and aH others that
come from tjie same area in the bed.
Use home-grown plants if available
and avoid introducing new diseases.
If not available make, sure tjiat the
ones you buy are grown according
to the regulations of the'South Caro
lina Crop Pest commission, and re
solve next, year to grow your own/'’*
I£eep roses of the rambler’' type
dusted with sulphur to prevent mil
dew. - . /
Rev. R. D. Pattoa Indoctad by Laa<
Laurent, May 12^—Having been ap
pointed'at the recent aesaion of the
South Carolina Presbytery at its meet
ing with Friendship church, Laurens
county, with the special Presbytery
Sunday evening conducting the ex
ercises the Rev. E. D. Patton was in
stalled as pastor of the First Pres
byterian church of this city. A lar^e
congregation attended the service,
which was ve^y impressively conduct-
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in his work here.
ALL OUT OF SORTS
So
Wae This Clintoa lVoman
Telia Her Experience.
Who
The sermon was preached and the
All too often womdn accept their
pains and aches as natural to their
'sex. ‘.They fail to realise that weak
kidneys are . often to blame for that
backache, those headaches,, dissy spells
and that tired, depressed feeling.
Thousands have found new health and
strength by helping the weakened kid-
constitutional questions propounded by^neys with Doan’s Pills—a stimulant
Dr. C. E. Sullivan, pastor of Friend-! diuretic. This Clinton case is one of
ship church;, the charge to the new many:
pastor was made by the Rev. L. Ross| Mrs. J.-H. M. Young; E. Ferguson
Lynn, D. D., president of Thornwell SL, says: “My kidneys weru^jr^ a
Orphanage, Clinton, and the charge to j weakened condition. I had dizzy spells
the congregation was given by the and spots appeared before my eyes
when i got up suddenly after being
in a stooped poaition. My back pain-
ad, which took my energy. I used dif-
me at aU. I used Doan's Pills, bought
at Smiths Pharmacy. Doan’s finally
cured me and the cure has lasted.”
Price 60c, at alb dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Pills—the same’ that Mrs.
Young had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Buy a Red Goose
spring - filled mattress
and try it thirty nights
and if you then want
your money back, you
get it gladly., Let your
sleep be rest -as well as
sleep. Fuller-Shnpsdn
Furniture Company. '
WONDERFUL
RESULTS
Kidney
Mr. Philan writes that he had
nay trouble, purchased^ Bobo
and Bladder Remedy froaa-^t
store at Winfield, Louisiana,
writes to give testimony of i
derful results he obtained by
says he never had a
symptom since taking He
and Bladdfer Remedy.
Hobo is an herb belny' made from
an herb that grows in Louisiana and
East Texas. It contains no alcohol,
opiates, or habit-forming drugs, but
the herbs from which it is made carry
a purifying property that has 'been
found of greet remedial value. ' /’
^ For sale by all druggists at (1.20 a
bottle. A six bottle treatment costs
(6.00 and is guaranteed to give satis- ?
faction or moneys refunded. '•
Beaumont, l£xas.
Hobo Medicine
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ARE YOU A
slipping from me rocuy neignis or true tsime raitn: do you
your future ministers are,being trained, have ruled out an infallible Bible; that thousands of ministers gre preach
ing a man-made gospel; and that literally hundreds of thousands of church members are being swept along by this
ever-rising tide of “modernism”?
PROTESTANT CHURCH MEMBER? - Are you aware of the fact that American Protestantism is fast
i the rocky heights of true Bible faith? Do you know that scores of theological seminaries, where
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== Do you know that this country today fs thickly dotted with churches that are mere shells of their former selves?
== ' Do you know that a general collapse of American Protestantism was actually threatening some time ago; that a'
= /mighty counter-movement has. started; and that we are IN T||j! GREAT CRISIS right now?
We want to reach EVERYBODY that calls himself a church,,member—also those who do not read a church gaper,
EE and they are legion. Hence this general announcement in your secular paper. Men and women, are you in Tavor
— of retaining the Bible that your fathers believed in and that your mothers trusted in, .that was thtfir hope and stay
Costs $30-
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Save $10
Stag Semi-Paste Paint
saves }i fixe cost. Add
a gallon of oil to a gallon
of Stag Paint and you
have 2 gallons of the
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Aimhal Husbandry
Select Hogs which are to be shown
this fall. •
Wean pigs aV eight weeks of age.
Bneed «oW$' about May 15th for
September litters. 1 ; t
Arrange to have forage during July
and August. > . * ;• .
Feed sufficient grain to hogs on
’k^asture to keep them in good thrifty
condition. '
Keep grain before spring lambs so
they will be fat for the market-
Dip sheep in a three per cent creo-
lin solution after ^shearing to kill lice
and ticks. Dip lambs in a two per
cent solution. ••
Dairying
' See that the milk house is properly
screened. Rehang the doors if neces-
the fight for its integrity? Will you, too, deny modem scholarship the right to rob us of the oply sdre founda
tion upon which our feet can stand, in these shifting sands of time? v *'
Then you are interested in the news'that we are now able to convey to you—the greatest piece of news heralded
for a long time. It is this, THAT A NEW REFORMATION IS COMING! There are rumblings everywhere of the
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Cool cream down immediately after
separation and Jkeep cool until deliver
ed M the creamery. Do not mix warm
cream v/ith cool.cream; cool it down
first.
Continue to feed grain until pas
tures are more mature, Continue
grain even then fo heavy producing
cows.
'Destroy all breeding places of flies.
Place a salt box in the pasture and
keep salt before the dows constantly.
Plant a large acreage of feed crops.
Poultry
Treat flock for. lice and mites.
Feed growing stock well:
Market all broilers as early as pos
sible. , •
Swat the rooster &nd produce in
fertile eggs.
Preserve eggs for winter use.
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Buy cotton seed and gin cotton. T.
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EDITORS: JOHNjCLOVER MONSMA, editor-in-chief; WILLIAN JENNINGS BRYAN, former U. S. Secretary of x
)RACErjft. DUBOSE, Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church, South; LEANDER S. KEYSER, Professor
State* HORACE<
Lutheran Divinity School; CLARANCE EDWARD MACARTNEY, Moderator Presbyterian Church, U. S. A.; MARK
A. MATTHEWS, Minister of largest Presbyterian church ih the world, Seattle, Wash.; GEORGE M’CREADY PRICE,
expert Geologist, of England; L. R. SCARBOROUGH, President Southwestern- Baptist Seminary ; JOHN ROACH
STRATON, Minister Calvary Baptist Church, New York; GEORGE WHEATON TAFT, President Northern Baptist
Seminary, Chicago; MARTIN LUTHER THOMAS, Minister First Presbyterian Church, San Pedro, falif.—and numer
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