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NOW IS TIME FOR BUYING CATTLE New'berry, Jan, 2-4,—R, U. Steer,* extension dairy specialist of Clemson, college, stationed in Spartanburg,* gives cut advice relative to the pur chasing of fine grade com’s at the ■ present time. ’ j ‘*The man who needs a dairy herd, sire, or expects to buy one in the next few months, can get more value for •Y RAPFORD MOBLEY Washington, D. C., Jan. 26.—With|S his money ri^ht now "than 'hriouid, '’tperience, including |S hare done a yea^ or two ago and more'?.* two pronounced successes in, = ♦iwaar. Was , 0*, ^ t 1 fioJing pvactical commercial uses forirs: than he can probably get for an equal i ^ / j , ai. = ^ ' waste farm products, the govern-' sum iiv the near future. This is the , j aa.1 j -11 ment s great research agenov, the bu- time to buy good eattle and especiallv r * j j • * • * ' 111 V' * 1 11 j • awl' : rt'au of standards, is now turning to-1 =: Not OTilv^ Jirp nil Hoirv* ■ bulls. Not only are all dairy cattle bringing less than they were two ward elaborating its work to include j SS numerous crops never before invest!- SS years ago, but especially are the ' rrated which breeders have raised for sale ’ . —— and which have not found a clamoring After only a year or so of piacti- market. Consequentlv prices h«ve been I«l»rnnent. carried on main!.v al' = materially lowered ind are now faced scientists deve’.ip-l = with a buyers’ lAarkel and a tirnel"' satisfactory insulating board; — when inlelligent buying will return an!"’“‘‘' fs»ni eornstalks, and a private = unusually good profit. - i?"'"' 0»buque, Iowa, is now manu- S ‘•Kvery year a large number ^f faeturing sbeh board. 2 dairymen are faced w’ith the problem! ^ graduate student at Iowa State,S of securing new herd bulls and the' responsible for ^ man who gives much thought to the' ^‘'''elopnient out of this work, selection of his next sire realizes that • Hartford, Jr., a young ^ientific he is taking an important step that:there, d;scovered, while work- may either put him ahead several' .'f***^ ® thesis, that a hard rubber- years or fjree him backward, causing! substance resulted from combin- a loss of much of the progress made' cornstalk pulp after in the past ' lat.er was put through a severe “For this reason, he who is really i pi ocos.s. The re.sult wa.s striving to improve his cattle should -1.';? get the Lx^st bull obtainable within hisl^'^^V cessfully completed, widespread de mands induced the bureau to begin j 5 studying it again in an attempt to * — find new applications and properties!5 of the material. Thie new’ discoveries in conjunction I s price range. The price of a bull is gen erally very nonrinal w’hen its actual value is considered. If this bull is giv en the opportunity to influence many calve* and he has the right inheri- lar.ce and the ability to improve his damightea- wSteer. product'on, it is readily seen that thel^^^^'^*' that this hoard can be made j S incre»ised wealth he creates for hisi^f*’^ nian.\ o.her substances in addi-i S owner and community is many times^*^’^ coinstalks. Some of these are; the purcha.se price,” according to Mr. [ Tobacco stems, after the nicotine is has been extracted for other uses by new’/rproce.»s recently put in operation; j S Artichoke tops, w’hieh pronu.se oto! S become important through commer-'s cial manufaiture of levulose from ar-'5 tichokes; Straw, being used by a private firm | S at St. laiuis with which the bureau i.s' S C()-('perating in an attempt to perfect 2 processes. | Zi A third aspect of the pajicrboard | ^ iPioKrcss is one just undertaken here., = ; This con.sists in making much heavier LAND SALE State of South Carolina, County of l.aurens. In Court of ('Ommon Pleas VV. ScoA Farley, Receiver of National Ixian and Ex change Bank of Green- wotxl. Plaintiff, vs B. R. 1' uller, \V, C. Rasor, J. B. Rasor and W. M. Fink A’ Co., Defendants. and stronger insulating board froinjr Puv* uant to I)e<*ree of the Court inl^ornstalks through subjecting it to|S the above stated case, I will sell at | heavy pressure, just as is done withjs public outcry to the highest bidder, at [board made from wood or otb’cr coin-i r I.aurens, t\ H., S. C., on Salesday in j modities. Tests of efficiency, water- P’ebruary next, being Monday the 2nd I^ioofing and similar phases are now day of the month, during the legal hoars for such sales, the following de scribed property, to wit: “All that tract, parcel, piece or lot of land lying, being and situate in the town of Mountville, laiurexis ('ounty. Stale of South Carolina, con- beung conducted here. All of this work means varioii.’? practical things fb rural dwellers, since each discovery not only op«ns up new markets for thing.s now thrown away but also promotes the ('ounty. Stale of South Carolina, con-icrops which the j s taining two and one-half (2H) acres, agriculture department Is niore or less, and bounded on preaching so earnestly. is north bv Church «trppt nnth^A«s>hv! ^'^^^n^noterjiapej’-injJdn^ - made, w’ith good result.s, to utilize [, w heat, barliy and rice straw in mak-i t ., »n . 1 • 1 * 1 *; paper w’hich can coiniiete with' - “All that paivel, piece, tract or lot ^ , , V. on the market. I z of land lying, being and situate in the rr.- * r r ' rr r .-0 1 r’ * i An entirely difteient I'lie of inves-i ' Town of Mountville, Laurens (ounty, i „ , ,, • . , ... z ^ d 1- k • legation, suece.ssfully completed with- - State of South Carolina, containing I- - „ ’ . , J'‘‘'W months, consisted in I - dimensu ns as follows: Two hundred t t . i- - ,developing commercial mamifa tuie (if z (200) wide, f„.t l,m<t b.v fifty (.-,01 a hikhly cunventraUf for,., of sugar especially valuable in medical with a' store room and barn i thereon, and b.iundeel on the north by ' f^om peanut shells and cott >n- ’ land.s of Mrs. Virginia F. Mitchell, j .^.^d hull bran, the latter being a par- = and on the east by lands of Mrs. Vir-, ijcularly good sour-er Th^s work ‘haslE ginia h. .Mitchell, on the south by one definitely accomplished and the,- hundrid (100) feet street leading to|\^.o,k, ^.i^sed until market.-! can he “ Presbyterian church, and on the west, found which will require operati'.n of = by East Main street, running parallel the plant. The plant is located at An- i with Seaboard Air Line railroad. This! niston, Ala. s being the lot of land deeded to me With that completed, the invesU-js by W. C. and J. B. Rasor under date ofators have returned to the study of : of -March 1st, 1020. This tract or lot; securing from xylose produced in hi.s = of land described in last clause is en- 'way an acid similar to tartaric, citric § cunibered to W. C. and J. B. Rasor, in j and succinic acid, and having inipor-i; the sum of $100.00 and this being ajtant industrial possibilities sue.'' as ; ; .second mortgage on this described 'annii.g leather, flavoring .soft d'' nk.s z : property." i mordanting wool. Peanut hulLs ; “.Vll That piece, parcel or lot of land ^re e-pecially used here, and inrlica- : lying, being and situate in the Town k:ons are that excellent re.sults are lx*-> S of Mountville, County and Sttite afore- m.g achieved. |: ; said, and consisting of one lot, fifty- remaining important experi- ; (.50) feet wide by twro hundred (200) i under way arc those in- ; feet long, with a store room and barn!commercial production of ; ; thereon, and having the following from sweet p itatoc’^ .and the'; ; boundaries: on the north and ea.st by ref.ning of cottonseed oil. Both of|: ; lot of Mrs. Virginia Fuller Mitchell; of Peculiar interest to : ; on the south by hundred (100) foot unspecialized farmers. i: ; street leading to the Presbyterian; /oe former cooperatively con luct-): : church, and on the west by public the Alabama Polytechnic in-,: j street and road running parallel with ’ \ \ the Seaboard Air Une railroad, and ’"f ' * being same lot this day purchased from W. C. Rasor and J. B. Rasor.'’ ' P"^'* the country. 1: : I .4 ^ J [The cottonseed oil experiments aim to I: : Tha.t the Clerk of Court do require ! ... : , , , .... .. [simplify the refining process so that*: : the successful bidder, if other than | munity press. ,: | J /eiAAAnk The large capital investment need-!: | him the sum of one hundred ($100.00), ^ refinerv now limits greatly != i dollars on each lot or parcel sold us=es of this by-product. the plaintiff or the defendants, W. C. Rasor and J- B. Rasor, to deposit with hereunder, either in cash or by certi fiad check, same to be applied to the In addition to these projects, a great!: I deal of necessary work in methods bids should there '• be a compliance j and analyses has been done, and it has therewith, but should there be a fail-jail been accomplished in three years ure to do so, then it shall be forfeited'at a cost of but $159,000. to the plaintiff and the defendants, i \: | W. C. Rasor and J. B. Rasor, respec-jCA.MPBELL lyODfjE TO [• j tively, and the premises resold on the 1 .MEET FRIDAY NIGHT i j same or some subsequent salesday on j ‘ , • | the same terms and at the former bidder’s risk. Terms of Sale; Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps ai^d reconl- TH03. W. BENNETT, A communication of Campbell Lodge!: i No. 44, A. F. M., will be held on Fri-i: | day night, at 7:30 o’clock. Work in : j F. C. or M. M. degree. All members j | are urged to be brethren welcome. present. Visiting C. C. C. P. and G. S., Laurens, S. C. By order of W. M Dated January 14th, 1931.—l-29-8tc. V. P.' Adair, Sec. To Mrs. Purchaser For Sales - - ... J ' ■--TT-^ t .^.1 ...I... • — , .... - - Today ^^ihen do the bulk of the retail buy ing. Whether it be a new sweater for Junior, a doll for Susie, a frock for herself, furniture for the home, or food for the family, it is MRS. Pur chaser who controls the purse strings. In the majority of cases, she not only has the say so on proposed purchases but attends to the actual buying as well. The Chronicle brings them every Thursday niorning news, features, household services, so ciety, fashion ..... the latest news about every ptsase of modern life in^hiclTwomen find an absorbing interest. Mrs. Purchaser is interested in her home paper and she is interested in the shopping news of the advertisers. Present Your Message To Her Regularly In - - TTurr 1 /IjIIIj “The Paper Everybody Reads” 1