The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 01, 1931, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CUNTON. 8. C.
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('(H M ^ Tlxr.ASi UF.K S .NOTIIK
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Tht* lo.uv' <.f roiin'y Treasure. -J*
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for the fi'oa, ..ear, It* .0, at the i ■.■a' y.
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CALENDAR
j- NEW YEAR, YEAR j; taxttta
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Gather and burn fallen severed pe-jst; p the washes in pasture? ^ tir.it-rate causes ol the drekd
f A TLTf T A Tj V ’ tA^dfs to help to ' control, the i Start the new year right b liteping ! pneumonia! ' '
•T Lflv JAr'(UAlVI ^beetle. ^ .jdaily milk-records on each and. The treatment—get the Uood ImwIc
— Put orehar.-l spraying ojutfit in or-, h.v feeding grain rn proport, to the to the surfaee ami keep it there. Hol
Agronomy tier to put on the dormant spray for'milk yield. jdr nK«; hot lemonade especially;^ ‘
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Ilefore buying ly.'ll fertilizer:
(1) lietennine am unt of money
needed.
San .Joae_scaIe and diseases. ■
Fumigate with carbon disulphide j
to- save grain, peas, and beans. j
Bees
12) Decide to home-mix to save lM*e-yard.v of all old njhbish
mont y and to adju.st plant food to in- ,j,.y ^rras.s by plowing—with care
di'. id.ial fields and cr ip.s. . '^it the hives.
•j- (.;i I’oc! 'be tonnage \\ilh oth r- to ( lean any hive.s where i-the bee.s
ho.e died and s.ack them under a
.‘h;. iter.
If'bee. are not located right, move
them now.
\grirullural Kngineering
plan to lower pro kiction cost.s jn
!b.‘’] by efficient u.ve of Inbim, power,
and machinerv.
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11 Ini. ' s:iIce Mill Yen r.
lict my first patient for t ;
was (luite hoar.e, and inn
wa ked to the radiator to wa
seif. ' I iskly rubbing hi.- blm
together to in.rea-e ciicula.
Jl^uild an implement vhed and farm ha..-.'hilled.
.'ho{) to take liep.er care of equip- ib .ng a very, acl.ve, .-p
man of GO, he abhorred wraps;
l>,.-p,„-i- lun.l £.„■ h i.,!, |,.,ui,„p.-, an,I ,„„,| ,,„,| liki-il “l.un.llinc up.’’ S.., h; ,
niat-him-cy liy rparranirinpr fiehi.-, r,-- 'O-hinif ,-ul In n tin- c-M. ,,f .
i'iant Kiigli.'h |)ea.s, if
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y condition, coveiing fivi- to .-.x inches.
V drder certified seed.
I’rune fruit trees preparatory to
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Oil \ e li nl ni-n ll j'C , > mi
i.ii.e Mini spraying with lime-sulphur in earlv - , . . i -’
t , mg good terraces and drams.
moving stumps and --•tone.s. con.-^t ruct- tak.ng t.me to jmt oii , i.
n led in a room that is comfortat
i -c induce a sweat is not a bad
lard can J>e done by the family.
I palhol gi.st may blame the teeth.
in a man of this .age, but it ia]
Jangerou.s to expose the body of
pad middle ^age, to protracted
.v.iatever foci of infection may or
„ ..... i ^ pieiHmt. The man or woman at
Seasonable Advice . ^.y,„
Tht? mnming a man ramr ' --y 'rf- -bees and Astoc-kings in winter,
does not keep up a good surface cftr-l
ulation, is flirting with serious con*
biin- 'e'iuence.«.
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rashion, arfiong it.« other Crimea,
ut fur aiound the neck and strips
ij’ilt lower extremeties as nearly as
p iss hie! NoiKidy on earth can con
vince me that such a siHy thing con-
imi» to the law of right living—and
i th.nk a ; much of “fre.sh air” as any
Y February.
:i'c .j. I’iant fruit tiec- rolher than later,
ic.ide tii.iiii tici,il.^ iiiid iii.w y f .-nil is ill condition.
II.ll M. 1 I, II I cn MCI lime iii.iii> y l)ig, Separate, arul reset ail canna
I'e.iiiiinil iccuiiiiie-. ' ,1, not dug last fall.
Y .Aiiil ilic <ili| tear and the y I’rum- ileciduoiis ornamental shi'u'i ^’'d equpiment at one;*.
}, vea teiii it,.meed |ilace.«, iino
Include fences in the 111.11 bu td
*'.g pi 'grii!!!.
Dairying
-Make an inventory irf live sto k
•v.s morning he wo-c no ve
I -td] sticking to .summer im i
a: i had jon low t.ui.es. f
b iir his ankles were almo-t h!
■\ would have taken a aful! a;
i'll the warm room to ri su re
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fa.i' circulation to normal,
-everely at 1 lansplapting. I Decide now whether you will h.iw ^ave been loo'.ght a'
e\er> line xlmuied: ^ Continue cleaning up orchards to s lage for your cow.s next fall and time
nCw‘‘''aVi^''' .Mu'! ' Y a laivng"
r ' Y I’rune grapes 1o len ove and burn A na!>/e vo.ir herd re.-or,l.s for .< ngested lungs, due to care
■|* lO liiuj’u ,..I, ,„ \| V. .,,.1,.. r I ni-a, I { 'lixeaHe-harlionrig vines. utiii decide vvliere you can improve in pitsbre of his holy to cold a
Order merciir;c chloride to treat rnanagenu iit ..iid feeding, .surfai.e-b!ocd had been driver; i
seed potati.i s, Itepair pasture feiici s, clean out skin which resented the ver,\ .
.Make plans to treat tobac o se-i uruler-gi.u fh. bisites, and briaiw. and . fc table atmu. phore. .^ii.h Ihii ;
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Mary p" icI Miss llamis I f- r
lii'l dm ' ; I he iiimli Imiir when n
iiaiit-s aljolit edges of fuTls’a'nTr g'lir^
dell' to kill liilieriiating 'insects.
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ll'deii Yardley; ‘'and w lieu l|
we h.iil lh.it ‘cliuriicterislles’ game at -1
M'lir liou-i', tliey (leseriliod me as ‘.Nice l|
\oim:s|i ',’ ‘N’oi.^y Youlli,’ etc., until ^
I ', iiiliials n.igiit fis well liave been II
•\. r.iit llie gviisy may have lieeu tl
i .hf al'ler all. for It looks an tliotigli [I
r y iday, •Ni'u..er Yillow’ would oi>en Tl
ill .New '^'oi k In S-'otemher. Noth'a ll
I he liHMoU 4»f th«» lito* ami the name
of 1 be cil \ anil wail !”
Il«-len vvaili'd, only to learn that the jl
out of town opening was most dls- 1-
I 'Uiraging, ns Indicaled liy Niles' tele- |j
g am: ".New Ymk not yet!” Jr
r.elng ll sllunilallng fileml, Helen |
promptly w iieil back ; ‘'N’o\*‘r vieldl"
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and. I'.iilier liohdv, - he tbm.cbt, sigiieu
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‘•Nell," tl IS III.,' ii'g her signibure
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Imp 's, ('.' l.is I'e.-lim; <if i.i.'i'oui'.igm
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c;'i, '■'! In; 1 to wire mr.iin. ‘'.N',’eii you,"
I'li'l 1; 'til ikis ai'O'i' a w.iianer lone in
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imo a Icmpy mi:a'C'li'cnt ll w 's
Imp'll, iioi only in the sen-"' of i'Uiin:’'
I'we, l"i! in tlie ih'i'per 1 oi(> of eom-
P which to Niles furin ’ cl
-par he ma-ili'1 for rewriting
“Gee. Mi:ler Smitheis, You've Got Em
All Wrorg”
had to CO to the ile:ili'.t and how Mi's
11 III 1,10k I lot out to sei- her s 1 K
iiioilior III i" 'll so sill- emild work In
I he at I ci’iiooM.
"M.ll be .Mill di'lu’t know tiow flu
fell,Ills cliipped in and li"'iclif n w In-el I'-Mmm
I hail \i hell ihe train cut olV old Mo-,-’' *'
his pl.iy. W lu'ii Itiden liml read the
''•Miiil.e you don’t know how M,s *‘•'”1". “Vlc-
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middle of (he ulalit and writes i-op\
heciiii'e slie thinks of someflPni: good
when sill' can't sli'i'p. The lanltor sav'
stir Oil'S down lots of nmnniigs tm
foil- he doi's will'll the otVue is (]U e‘
mill I heard you bawl her out for heinc
'g It the townshilp and fio-n luneh yestenlav.
"M l hi- you don’t know vvl'e i th"'
win- >;"'ie Inst week for « Idg rust,
order while yon was out of town hov
tl e\ all worked overliine to help Hi.
I'lokei's get it out so Ihe boss woiildi.'i
blame vou for bein' away.
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'"'"'ll nl ..f each, a.s the Treas-
'-p ' , - V :• 1 y -iur.’ g the month
Tfiu New Year
A well-equipped orficc is essential in the conduct of
every business — it saves tinic and M»orry and niak^s
for efficiency. Here you will find everything you need
in Office Supplies for the New Year.
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TIMEl.Y SUGGESTIONS
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For Help in Starting the New Business Year Rightly
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Ulank Rocks
Rlank ('hecks
Hlbttino: Paper
('nrbon Paper
('•ish Hoxes
('iish liooks
(ommercial
Envelopes
De-k Sets
Diaries
ilu.slers
ixnx elopes
E>e Shades
I'iliny: Equipnient
I’oliiers
(iiue
(lummed Labels
Index Tabs
Ink
Inkstands
Letter Heads
Letter Trays ^
C.irbcn
Louse Leaf Forms
.Uaiiinp: Labels
>Iimet),ii:raph
Supplies
M(, steners
Notary Seals
Paper (’lips
i’aper Fasteners
t’en Holders
I’encil Sharpeners
Eveiiiforcements
Kiivv: Books
Rubber Bands
ILilers
:* tales
•"( issors
*' cond ShecLs
'tamp Pads
tencRTaphers’
Note Books
. p^yrriter Ribbons
Printing
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t o.uitv Treasurer.
1 ist,'’ then added: ‘’As the answer to
the lirst trial of your play was nega- (i
tlve, why iu>t give the Mu.-^ Thalia a Ij
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Notice
mi- M'l. I.M ..r-iii poritive by way Of prophecy. Still keep
llom-'t, Mr Smlthers. you'd oughfit j the magic Initials? No? YesI , ||
tu- Miiiit u-iu-iii tiiiiv urn un.i Ills the tviO parts your play theme ■■
kiinw’ what good guys they are nrid ! parts of your pisy ^
Just Arrived — Nice lot Cokor' pgt ,,t) tf\e hack S<»nietlfni*.s. Viiu’c > ex<‘ellently.’
Strain Pedigreed. FulKhum. Na* get n lot more out of «'m. They mem, ! cryptic title proved IntrigvUMr-«
live (irovrn Seed Oats. Fine fori tt when they wluh s Happy New Yem i to the uncertain Netw York public, and, I y
late sow injj. ■ they wish everyi»i>«ly was happy and ' after some Iry'lng delaj'S, the re»il ^
Abo * ’ *hey’d do all they could to make It ' mctroimlUan opening took place on ||
A few b'lMheb Ahriivvi Rvp sit »! happy | the evening of January 1. After th«
■ / ^ * j ‘tlnuit Heein' whwt good guys other 1 sei'ond act, llelctt sent back a note
. w , u „ E, jl (oik* K” i Wlilch read: ilg
Cottonseed Meal, Hulls, Feed; "i i,iu« are. Bin aii rl'ght. have it : “Nllea Young, noble youth! New ' Q
Data, Hay, Corn, all kinds of your .own w iir” Then “Happy New | Year’s night yields notably.
Poultry, Dairy. Horse and Hog Year YS' he Cij,!led into the gen j ' “Your
We print anything from ^visiting cjrd to a book.
All work delivered promptl^and guaranted.
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We ask the pleasure ^nd privilege o serving you
again in 1931 in your Advertising, Printhg and Office
Supplies, promising ^continuation of eariest efforts to
please.
Feed.
Pkone 1.57 •— W> Delivor.
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
T. J. Blalock. Mgr.
Clinton's Feed Store
eral <>' .V-i one mail, the otflee
force g;i>;j*‘<1 and exchanged dellghietl
smiles V I
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