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€ k) P PAGE SIX THE a.INTON CffRONICI.E. CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1^31 iii^ Country Cured Meats — Directions The Progressive Farmer m ^ A II 1^* Clerk of Court on the 16th rCXJlDftll 1 day of November, 1922, by his deed Q^l^^aJ __ ^ 1 office of the Clerk OdcCllOllo VJlVCO of Court in deed book 44, at page 63, Leaman by W. M. Miller on the 15th day of December, 1902, by deed re corded in deed book 14 nagre 47; 69-100 acres conveyed to .Allene M. J. L. Carter having conveyed his in-! I>eam»n by \V. M. Miller on the 30th The following is the all-sta^e foot-iterest therein to J. E. I^aman on the! of N -vember, 1909, by deed recorded hall team as composes! from the ina- 14th day of March, 1924, by his deed in deed book 24 at page 188; ten a;:res The best hogs for home butchering; the salt has contracted and closed the . ■ . . u ^ l are those 8 to 10 months old and muscle fibers, mhking it difficult forjjonty votes of the newspapers of the recorded in the office of the Clerk oft conveyed to Allene M, Leaman by weighing around 200 pounds. The the smoke to properly jienetrate to, state and several coaches who sub-1 Cour. in deed book 50 at page 462. |Joseph ‘ *' ' " ' A. Martin on 23ra hundred dollars fS200) or each tract of land sold, which said S200.00 is to be credited*on the amount of the bid in case of compliance, but-in case of non-compliance is tc be forfeited. The purchaser of each tract of land will hav'e ten days in which to comply with his bid. Paycel No 3 of the J. E. ■March,! Leaman, lands is to be sold subject to heavy 300 to 500 pound hogs produce the interior, which is nwcssary tojmitted li.sts: lower quality meat and are much give a uniform smoke flavor. This is harder to properly cool, cure, and the reason why the job of smoking keep under average farm conditions.: must i*are^ illy and slowly done. Bacteria are the primary cause of^ In the;^^.,e of smoked salt for cur- meat sqioilage*. and bacteria of the'ing and smoking meat in one oper- type that can easily cause bone sour- ation, the penetrating actfon of the ing are often present in the tissues jsa’t is a carrier that helps distribute and blood of the live hog. If they are **' ' * * « v..i,. s lowed to develop or multiply by the smoke throughout the meat. VV'hile the meat is in cure is the time that! heat from activity or excitement just spoilage is mo.st likely ready to take before butchering or from a poor Heeding job or lack of cleanliness or sanitary methods while hut hering' the two a more positive curing agent and curing, the meat may easily S|K)il b.m conirnon^salt t.iiie. I place. Salt and smoke both being pre-[ servatives make the combination of while in the cure. For the-c reasons, hogs should be put in a small pen a j few days before butchering and for at least a day lieforc have no feed j but plenty of fresh water. Keo]) th hog quiet and the stomach empty foi ■ 24 hours before killing. ■ The best and safest way to kill i to draw the hog up by one hind l<‘g j The Dry Sugar Cure P'ormula H pounds salt. 2h pounds syrup warmed slightly. 2 ounces saltpeter. 3 ounce.s black pepper. 2 ounces red pepper. Tl.e ’ry sugar cure proj .'es high luality .neat and is the mo.Sw popular •lire for farm us<*. The following di- with a block and tackle and .stick ! rections are based on using 10 pounds while hanging head down. .Make a short cut in front nl the breast bone, then slip the point of the knife un der the breast bone an<l make the stick at an agle toward the root of tho tail, then downward. Thi.s severs b<*th the artery veins and insures ()uick and th >rou;rh bleeding, which is of the irtmost iinj)ortance in curing goo<l jiK'at, Ke»‘p the knife in th(* cen- .tiit and-.-ilu-JiL't X.vill.LJ?4'-i^‘'0g< of the cure to 100 pounds of meat. Immediately after the meat is drain-i Myer;' and Ilaby First Team End—Wtlls of h'urman Tackle—-.Adair of Carolina. Guard—Hughey of ('arolina. Center—Burnett of Furman. Guard—Freeman of Caiolina. Tackle—Moers of Carolina. End—J. B. Copeland of P. C. Quarter-*-Jennings of Citadel. Halfback—4'lary of Carolina. Ha'fback—Hambright of Carolina. F'uLIback—McIntosh of Citadel. Second Team End*—Bolton of Erskine, or Myers of Wofford. Tackle—Stewart of Furman. Guard—Peden of Furman. Copter—Fordham of Clemson. Guard—Caldwell of Erskine, , Tackle—f^aison of Furman. End*—Rahy of Carolina. Quarter—Shinr of Carolina Halfback—Pearson of Furman. Hain>ack (Iriffin of Furman. Fullback Blount of Carolina. Three-way tie among Bolton, PARCEL NO. 3: Containing one-^^I^. by deed recorded in deed book a mortgage to the Federal Land Bank hundred twelve and 7-8 acres, morei'^^ page 338. | of Columbia. The amount due on said or less, known as part of .the Spring! PARCEL NO. 2: Containing 74 j mortgage wiB be announced on the acre.4, more or lees, knowm as part of j date of the sale. Samuel I.eaman place, bounded on the; ^ B. R. FULLETR, north by lands of W. H. Leaman, on ‘ Laurens, S, C, As Receiver, the east by lands of S. A. Leaman, on.Ncv. 13, 1931,—12-3-3tc. the south by lands of S. A. Iveamanj and road from Cross Hill to Milton;' L.AND SALE and on the west by lands of estate South Carolina, Susan Y. Simpson, deceased; saii! County of Laurens. Grove place, and home place of J. H. lu.'sti, hounded on the north and east by lands of .Vlr.s. Sophia Martin, on the south by lands of' Joe Hitt and estate of R. S. Griffin, on the west by lands of John Paul Campbell and lands of e.state of Dr, J. H. Miller, de ceased, said tract of land having been conveyed to J. E. Leaman by J. H elands having been conveyed to Allene! Court of Common Pleas. lusti, and containing one hundred fourteen acres on the 27th day of .November, 1925, by his deed recordefi in the office of the Clek of Court in deed book 63 at page 353, the said J. E. Ix’aman having subsequently con veyed to the Deacons of Bethbara church one and 1-8 acres thereof on i the 15th day of February, 1926, by vs. Janie Pettis, et al.. Defendants. Pursuant to the decree of the,court in the above entitled matter, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder at the Court House in Lau- ed as has been outlined above, the first curing application is made. Use 6 to 7 pounds o^f the cure for each !(((> pounds of meaf and rub it into all parts of the meat, both flesh and skin j of Erskine, Cheatham of P. C., sides. Work it in well, especially i j(„]ij,n,j ..f Citadel, Davis of Clemson, around the hones and joints. Now j)a< k th«* meat away, skin si<l< ‘‘d-ti-JilL-i 44wie of Citadel, Siege-l- of tJennsua, ■ w I liT r mi;' HTitlW' .Sprinkle the cure ovei the meat and M. Leaman by M. A. Leaman on the: Clinton Building and Loan 6th of Nov. 1911, by deed recorded in' Association, Plaintiff, office of the Clerk of Court in deed book 32 page 308, and by J, E. Lea man on the 11th of Jan. 1911, by deed recorded in deed book 28 at page 388. PARCEL NO. 3: Containing three hundred five and 92-100 acres, morejrens, on salesday in December next, j (Iced rworded in deed book 53 at page j or lees, bounded on the north by i ^be same being Monday, the 7th day 465. Thi.s tract to be s(dd subject to i land.s of R. C. Smith and Mrs. Jane I ^be month, during the legal hours mortgage to the Federal Land Bank. Turner, on the east by creek, on thejsuch sales, the following desorbed P.ARCEL NO. 4; Containing one an<l -.n..ei)tMh a-r.v mor- .,r Campb.ll plac. and Mrs,. bounded on the north hv Bethabara ., j . ah .. , , ..1 au N. L. Davenport, conveved to Allene' ™ ">'■ l.aman by P. II. Watta and d.-l Knda—Willard of ('itad.l, Inival of!""' 'V i * '* t"'*'!,'1 *^**'('‘■*1 'f’ 1'’'* ** and known as Bethabara church! , , ..a o /id , I ■ I /of thres* places, the Anna B. and J. B lands the same having been eonveveli,,. ... , i. i j . . , , L .1. I. ‘ , I Watts hom.e pla a*, one hundred twen- to J. E. laeaman by the Deacons of, ' f ^ Pitt-x jilai e ninety-two a res, and the Clovis H ll f 'aie, ( ghty nine acres, all fi..rm( r'y ! no .vn as the .Mitchell Hell h me o-iuv, .said detaJ. hcing.uuade (South by Saluda river and on the west j P'^op^rty to wit: by lands of Abram R. Whiteford, P. Henorahle .Mention Carolina, I'atter.son of Clemson, Tai kle.s Blakely of P. C., Steven- Cairoll of Wofford. tJuard.s^- .Moreh.eud of Carolina, Og - If H W+H'k and tackle are not avail-j .'ipririKU* iru'cure ovei i ne m«^u .mu |>,^(.«.sley gf Erskine able f.r l.utchering the next best 1 between The piises wlier/1*aVked, (■enteV.s ,Mr.\bmriOf P. Ci. .tack- metho.i is to roll the hog on its back ; When the above time is u)), break the Wofford, Hajek of ('arolina. ami stick as descrilied‘ above. After j pack and again liib meat with Uie j Qiii rt n-.s Monroe of VVofforU, sticking, turn the hog Imi.se. Unless | cure, this time using 2 to 3 pounds ahsi.Iutley neies-^aiy. do not >hnot or | for each KMl jniutids of meal, stun with an axe. The-‘e mcthn.is lead' After iiildiing, pack the meat agairt -awav fri m better meal instead of lo-:to permit the curing to continue. To ward it. .As soon as the Ideeiiing is eompleteil scahl and .scrapi* a.s ipiick- ly as jiossilde. Ilavt* (-vc rything ready Ibdhalrara church on the 15th day of February, 1926, by their deeri re-j x r rded in the office of the Clerk of Court in dcH hook a!} rt jiage 453. thfe/^ghuve d am mam 1 Al^O 111. A.I! those four tracts, piecces or parcels of land, lying^ being and situ ate in CroHA Hill Towmship, Coiintv' \.df of Candma. B. Dunlap of P. C..|,,f ,,„,,rens. State of South Carolina.^ Miller of ( Ii'inson. e offi<V • f the ('lerk of k 41 at p.age 5.3. “.All that lot or parcel of lar.^, lying and being in the Town of Clinton, S. C., containing one- fourth (*/4) of a acre, more or less, with the following measure ments and boundaries. Fifty-tw'o (52) feet on ea.st by street; two hundred eight (208) feet on south by Becky Adair; on we.st fifty- two feet by Dunk Thompson; on nortli two hundred fourteen (214) feet by W. B. Ov,'ens, Being the Carl Petti.s by W. B. Owen.s by deed dated 2.5th day of October, 192 1.” Terms of sale, cash. The .'ucrosiful riiddcr unon tho hid being knocked HalDiacks .Alley of Furman, Pitt-1 man of Furman. B mknight of Wof- hav.> tlm best (lualily meal, it shmih. . ( i,..„som. Fox of W of- be overhauled and repacked in a <lil-lf(,nl Allred of !•' ferent |)osition when the curing time and convenient. Kei p the hug movingjis about one-half up and again when while in the water, scald the hind end I about thn>e quarters up. Overhauling first, the head end last, s<Tape the I in tJiis manner anij^' rulddng the salt way the hair lies, not against it—jon af* hare jdaees will insure a good these are all good points to follow. , uniform cure. .Meat nee<|s to cure un- After the hellv is opened, entrails, removed and the’hogeleaned.th. next'P”'’ P'<-“ f'"': imp'otant step toward latter meat is to w'lt; I’.ARCEl, .\'0. I; A lot of lam! con taining, twelve acres, more or less, in the Town of ('ro'-s Hill, hounded on "9 til.’ nurth l.v la.i,ls „f tti,' .-.tai,. „f . ,■•11 l.v 'an.S of .l,.hn .Smith an.l 'l»»n w'U '«■ r.a|„ir, .1 to .lepo..i- v.-ith 11 !an.:.,'..i. th.. ..,.uth an.| .....I "x’ "f yoyh- Furman, Snudio of Newbeiry. NO SYMIVATHY FOR MAIL ORDER HOUSES .Judge H. 11. Watkins, presiding in federal court today, expix'sseil him- William .M. .Miller, deceased; on the east by .Main street; on th«‘ south by public striM't leading from .Main street to the .McGowan jdaee; on the west by lands of W. H. TurrxT an.l (.Mrs. Lula .M. Griffin, known as th-* M if in no uncertain terms r(*garding j -e of Mrs. ABcne M. getting the carcass quickly and thor oughly chilled. Freedom from spoil age is larg dy dependent on ((uiek and ei'fieicnt chilling Tu liclp th(* carcass chill as raoidly as possible, n'Uiove the h( ad, fish out the leaf f.it and face the hams, letting the faced strips hang di wn tin* back. 'I’lien spbt the sawing -.qiiari .’y down "TaTvtTss fry tliioiigh tin* cioi'er of Die baiKbune only lea\ing a few inche.- of sk:n to- geth(*r .5t the shi.uldei's to keep the two .-at s ft.im sejiai’itimr. U the \V( 'ther is favoialde. a ('-ood j di id chilling can la* d on in al ' ll 21 h' 'ii . .\''i' , p 'll!!,/ of meal h'i\e l.cei g.ia.'x ;m; a n 1 .1 q’.iali y and ae ti,.r \ ! t thi.i.ivh poda' by cut t ' the im .it 111' aii'l p itting it in « .lie bcloie the animal In at is out. 'It 11; ply ".dt 01 warm meat retards J r. ; er diillii.g liy la Iidng hol.l the aiiima' heat in. In spiittitig ihi* (area's, an rxe er cleavi r is often u-ed and a i ut is made on ea h side 1 f the bachhone. 'Ih s ine'hoil tears and lireak un the mu'cle f bre of both the Io n and the liacin strij's. It is much helter to saw light through the center of the hack b ne, then if the fam Iv has too much the bacon and small pieces and three (lay.s for each jKiund of weight per pi(*ce of ham and shoulders. For ex am pis*, a 10 pound .side of bacon would rsiiuiis* about 20 days, h 10 jiound ham about 30 days. Uount time from day of first application of salt. .AM li(((*s should he taken out (d th(* eiiri* w’"en the pr.qter time, according to waighl. is up. If this is not d im* tho )e pructie» C(*rtain mail order hioiises in selling giKals (iromiscuoiis- ly, ami then cxja*cting tin* C'mrts to (•(dl(*ct by invoking fhi* sfatut(* which prohibits uss* of ths* mails to defraud. “'I'hesi* mail or(l(*r houses s(*ll gi.ods to ps*opl(* that local merchants would j 7.,.,,),, conveyed to Allene net ciedit, an.l when ths*y losi* nm* (*v |,(.aman umb'r the name of .\'rs. ,F they expe t to use ths* court as .1 c.tl-i^ l(*cting agency. I havi* annoimciui 1k*- foiT Ttnd—h-sen—n-gain that thm—Hrd man and comnoss'd of sev<*ral I.*u pa r- resa'irded in the Co art in des'd b r.Vli' KI. N(o Containing .'ixty-^ three a-re.s, mots* or le.'s, known as, the Hdl tre-t. hounded ■ n th.* n.trth by Valviii C. Hill an I W. T. Hill, on hs th,. s...n„ having h..,.n c.,r,v..,v,.<l »s a'’".'"'.'' "( p„r.i,... . f Ih.. Hr. .1, II. .Mir.<.r es-al.- "".h; '"'W'-'K. I" <>>■■ ovent the to .Allens* .M. la-.inian by ( . A. l ow- . , ,.r, ri,.rk ,.f th.. Courl, hv h!" ,l..e,l an """'f "" ‘h" th. nth et IVr..mlK.r.'l'l2«, whk-h «an.,- ..r ...me sul.s..,,uent salesrlay at .l,.e,l i, ,lulv recorder! in the office ofi'^- ''«■ P^chaser and the Clerk k Court in de.-.! book 2;""' ''‘'P"’" '•fd'Prcd to he made wiH at page 205. he forfeits'sl. Upon compliance with * the terms of the hid the sleposit will The title to the above describes! h,. (•redits*<l upon the purchase price. cs*ls, to wit: 6H-1(10 acrs*s cs)nvs*ys'r! l<t prs)ps*rty is in Allene M. Ia*aman. The purchaser will be let into posses- Allene .M. Leaman by Lidie E. .Miller (This refers to propt*rty descril)e<i in gjon upon prsiduction of Clerk’s deed, ails! ssthers on .dnl April, 1920, bv .!(h*(I subslivision III hereof). Purchaser to pay for papers, stamps rs*s*()rd<*sl in the office of the Clerk of Terms ol sale: F''i cash. The pur- and recording. chass,r of the collateral is to pay cash THOS. W. BENNETT, imms*dintely upon the sale. Ths* Re- j C. C, C. P. and G. S., I^aurens, S. C. ceiver will rs*(juire a dsqMssit of two 112-3-3tc. (’ourt in ds'S'sl book 38 at page 3.55; ■M. F. soy J betti r stay out o tlii district. I )iave no .sympatiiy for ths*ir nielhud of (|<i ing liusi:*'‘'s, and 1 do lokt can* if ih-'V ,1.1 loss* money .so lnmr >as this pi.i.'tic;* is siiiiliiiued, " -lodge Watkins de- clareil. Xn ls i i>n Iml' ps'mh nt. , smaller pis-ces will be ovs-icure 1 be I fore ths* largs-r mies are finished. The (xtra smad piees*s such a.- Itiimmings and tsmgues will rs'ijuiro (inly .'e\tn to eight d iys in the cuii*. ; M'l-r the curing is finished, bin.hi '■r wa h ol'f the surplus salt ami let; the 111',’ll dry, then wrap in wax oi ~ , p:iichiiieiit paper and (!in\a.ss nr plac' RECFIXER'S .'s\l,E .11 la .isy p.'sper sai ks, ty;ng the tops By \ rtiie ef a deciei* af Mis* Court I .-.<1 files ( r in-s'i't < cannot eii s'l'. of Common Pleas fur I.aiirens (’.lunty, \tter th( ms-at loss la-en saeke.l it j .S, ('., hei's't. fors* mads* ai ths* ca-e of can be hung awa\ in a Cdol. dry pl sss'l !•’. .“s, U'lystcr (Iiian i Com ahv a'^aitist until ne( .led. l! ski|ipers or vermii/.l, K, 1 • anuiii et al.. 1. A. It. Fu1!s*r, an a ta tor, ;i casting of ve’l.ow ujish as Rs‘s'eivi*r, will ss*il on saIs''dHy in, applisd o\s'r tlis* oulsids* ot ths* sai'ks Ds’ss'inber, P.ittl. being Monday, tbs* is vc*ry eftsvtive. 7th djsy of said niouth, during ths* u'-i \n;ith<r s*xs’s*lls'nt method is to take'ual Imsirs of sjils* liefori* tla* ('ourt ths' meat after it has hs's'ii sacks-d and i House door, in the ('ity cf (.aun-ns, 1 nry it in common ^salt. W'hs*n so I S. ('.. t, ths* highs*-* bi-lsler: packs-sl no two pit*cs*8 of the meat, , (Vrtain .i.ds*s «-a chattsd mort-i shouli! touch. Ihis method will keep, assigtissl bv ,f. K. la*aman ts> f,, S, ,,, M .-L 1 - n 1 . “ uniform temtierature/s'. Royster Guam. Companv, a list I fn'h m..i1 the polk lo ns 1 an la* mon* ,,is(, ping it ftfun drying suit and i* .yhieh no's-s *1101 niortirags*s is iiJ readily ssdsi,'canns'd, or cured than >1! i'revi*nting luics* aiul flis*s from both- u 1 i* i* ^ 1 i>^ ^ 1 Is.ft ,*. the U'UHl !tackbone e:.t. 1 • r im A carefi’ J"'. of cuffing the meat j ‘ ' . may bs* msps-cted by any pmsps-ctivs* uj> ami Irimmmg ths* p:c. s*s is always --- • pnis asei . w i;hwhi!e. If hams .iml slmiil is*rs Inmmed too full ami siiuare joints join s ills* left on file Imtl end, ths*ss*| ^ sdge.- harden and diw up in the curs* I -Mr. and Mrs. \V. M. .Is-ukins and and I l'l( n ais* a .'oii ls*le lo-s as far as qjitl ty im-at is c. iics-rm-sl. Triinlh ‘"s qss Kewpit* 'riSSl'E, rolls for 2\v Tull ( ream (ilEESE, Kraft, lb. 17c Phillius IMNTO BE.ANS & PORK, ettn r>e Skinner’s Macaroni, 3 pk^s. TO.M A'I OKS. .No. 2 can, 4 for LMc Bee Brand K,\TR.\(TS. large size 21c While House ('OFFEE, lb Bed Band FI.Ol H, 21 lbs. (Jeneva (’ORN. 2 cans 2.)C (Jtneva PEAS, can 15c 23c Wautauga KRAFT. No. 2 size, 2 cans 15c 35c $1.00 Banquet TE.\, '4*lb. 23c Blue Jay Brooms M value an 1 I. a; f hs* sm; JIlS-v* go' iii(*at is (*u‘. nil l)t‘d with .1. Bu.'hanan .-iiul on of 1 •luis'iis, sns*nt Sunday with Mr. alls! .Mr.'. ,). ,1. ('lark. •Mis. .Annie Cols*, who has bes*n ill 1( r ss*\s*ral w<*t*ks, ws*ul Us Greenwosul .Monday fsii fuiths*r tcealment. X will large-! Fnemls of Mr. .los,.ph ('orls*y. whoi^*' Ih.'mpson. I nvbats* Judgs* f..r Lau- | || ■ ||M A ■ ■ ■■ M ; this drai.iMig has ill f. r several weeks, will J ‘'’‘I f ■ U ■■ ■ BII ■ ■ ■ - ■ |f Bl glad to know that hs* is bet ter.;rs*.*oixU*<i in ths* ■ ^ MM M MM MM M M H ^ nuthid.s Mr. ansi Mrs. Glenn Franklin and ■ ■ ■■■■■¥■ W M ■ W ■■ S' t . ‘.*1:1 ag(* Imnudia'ety aftsr tlu Tip P .'h.'i d be lightly nil wiiii|^ salt (ahoiit 1 1* ,ind to Idt) pounds of me.'i' I a;* i placi*d fh*- h sido down on a tii.ej tai ls* ((• It.iBids and allow *(1 4o liruiii tor -ix to s*ight hours, Thi' will alb'W th(’ first f'lish of hloo.ly walei to l>s* drained off. If any blood <!ol> have f'.nued ths ly bnikt*n u)i si,(ring perio'l. Thers' an* only thri-e of curing ms*at. Ths* first is the dry- tainily spent Sunsla.v in Ns*wbs*n*y ing cure in whis'li salt a'.ons* i.s use.l.i Mr. Sandy h.xans and W’. P. Dun- The common altornat? 1 leave it until the curs* is fini.shs*(l. Thi; ' Annual Mstiher-Daughter Bans|uc( mothiKl dsK*s not prsidus s* high quality i Ti e members of ths* ,Ioanna G.rls meat. The dry sugar eurs* method is cHib onts*ri.airu'(l tlis'ir mothers and a the founslatiyn of quality nisnt and few* oths*r guests at a slelighttul din- is tlu* conrbinatisin of salt, sugar, salt-,/'vr party on .Saturday evening, Nov. peter, and pepper. Tlu* ingre.lients, 21st. The sls*ssirations were in keep- after being mixed, are rubbed into ths* 'rig with the Thanksgiving season, meat with the hands. 'Die sws*i*t pi.*kle ( overs werx* laid for s*ighty-thrs*s> and curt* i»» tfie same as ths* dry sugar cure a delicious four-.'ourse dinner was except the ingredients are mixed with seivsd. .Miss Riith .Adams acted as X -fc.TW.T A nmww w those four tracts, pis* es pr»| JiiANNA IVjIIjIj Nils yVSi parcs'ls of laml, lying, hs-ing and situ- ats‘ in the Township of I'ross Hill, in' M. Jenkins and,**’*’ >” ^*'‘‘‘’1 family and Mr. ami Mrs. 1‘* th rs'la-i !‘-MiFKL NO. 1: ('ontaining two iivs s m .Mt, Airv (ia ' I hunslrssi acres, mors* or less, kns>wn as' Mis. ('la,ence'()ak!s*y of (diiiton. of ths* honu place and the ■ps'iidiiig several ws'ek' w ith Mrs . pla.'s* of s'crdinand N’offz, de- i’aiks*r Ku.'htoii. .Mr. and .Mrs. D . c<*ass><i, !iouials*(i on the north by lands of ('. R. Turns'!-, on ths* eas* i*y ' inds of ('. R. Turns*!* and A. .M. Hill, on the south by .''alinin rivs‘r.<nn<i on the west by lands of .Mrs. .Arrah AA'atts and R. Turns-r; said lansls having bes*n convevssl to .1. K. Ls-aman bv 0. JumlM» PEANFT BFTTER, pound jar Red Peac H-k SYRFP, 5 Ib. can Baby Ruth F.\NI)Y, 3 bar.s .MOFNDS, 3 bars for EPSOM SALTS, 5c pkgs., 3 for Dixie ( ream FLOFR, 24 lb. bag Sr(;AR, per lb. Balentine’s BOII.ED HAM, lb. Ba'entine’s BREAKFAST BA('ON. Ib. QUALITY SERVICE COFFEE LB. 21c rens Gcunty in deed b, ok 2.5 at page Said conveyance slesk idbsts ths* . . ‘ 1 'n.iM -iv -i.-.. (iw. .. ' hsini*.* place as csmtaining one hundresl ion iiractus* is to inick down nawa\ au* patients in tlu* g.a eminent; , , 1 <• I. I . . 8.IV.lit..I ill ('Vii..-n.vt 1.1 aers's, and the Barrett place as con- lavers of .salt and ms*at ami/'‘''•P""' >P ' naiie.st.m. . . * . taming ons** hundrs*d sixty-one acres,] fifty-one ansi one-fourth acres of the land convs*ys*si by said sls's*d has suh-i ss'spiently bs'cn si.Id to L. G. Noffz, and »\ine and ,53-100 acres has subse quently bs's’ii sols! to C'. R. Turner, leaving in this parcel in the name of J. E. Ix'aman two hundrt'd acrevs. I’.AR{'EL NO. 2: Uontaining eighty- fsiur acres, more or les.s, boundsn! on' water and the meat kept sulnnergcd /':'-'^t'">-'*trc.'s and after welcoming ' *ii**^!^ ^ in the sweet pickli* until cured. the gne.sts, introduced ths* following: ’ ' ..’r AA’hen using the sws*et p'ckle cure Miss Hath Turner, whs» gave a toast I ‘ the bs'st method is to first take the lu "Our Mother.'*’’; .Airs. K. II. Hun In Hollywocxi, 76 of the entire 80 beauty specHahb. re(x>mmend this olive and palm oil soap cure in dry form and thoroughly rub'n'cutt, “Our Daughters’’; Miss Nellis* all pieces of the moat, sprinkling tho|R'*we, "Our C’lub.’’ 'Du* high spot, of remainder cf che cure uniformly ovei- the evening was a di*lightfully whole- the pieces and packing them in thejsime and practical talk by Mrs. A. jcunng vessel. Ihen pour in the nec- M. Gopeland of Clinton, on the "Re- essary water. By first ru'.ibing the lat'onship of Mother and Daughter.'’ cure in the meat the job is givs*n a| The Mother-Daughter banquet has good star^. I come to be an annu.,1 nffair ".t Joanna Smoking, besides flavoring the j to which both girls and mothers ls>ok meat, also has preshrvative sjualities forward with a great deal sjf pleasure which hflp f.ni.«h the cure. Before ths 'They always enjoy tbe evening of fel- meat goes to a wnokchousa, however. | lowship and fun together. of Dr. J. H. Miller; on the south by lands cf the estate of Joe Hill, deceassd; on the west by lands of Jcbi^^itt and others and known as the 'Thomas H. Hill Spring Grove' place, same having been convey(?d tOj J. E. Leaman and J. L, Carter by C. Irish POTATOES 10 lbs. for 19c Sunshine KRISPIE CRACKERS, Ib. IHc, 2 lbs. 3.5c Ivory SALT, 26 oz., 2 nkps. fer i,5c Kiniran’s POTTED MEAT, 7 cans ^ ... 25c Kin^an’s VIENNA SAUSAGE, 3 cans for ... .... 2.5c Sunbrite CLEANSER, per can 5c PINTO BEANS, Ib. 5c Bed Seal MARSHjVlALLOWS, pkg. 9c Dukes MAYONNAISE, jar I8c Phillips TOMATO SOI P, per can 6c Carnation MILK, 6 small cans 25c 3 lar^e 4rans 25c THESE MERCHANTS ARE MEMBERS OF QUALITY SERVICE: AN AlTRAtTlVE OFFER Y’cur personal subscription to Mc- ('alTs Magazine and one gift sub scription for $1.56—and another gift subscription for 75c. JAMES W. CALDWELL CLINTON. S. C. Baldwin’s Grocery, J. M. Pitts, Blakely’s Grocery, I. C. Boland, L. V. Pinson, Clin» ton Mercantile Co. W HITMIRE, S. C. j- Young Bros. Scott Grocery Ok GOLDVILLE, S. C.——Joanna Merc. Co.