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manise to live in, ivs^f
instead-of better.
growing wotser
cured; it doesn’t cause bloat, scours,j Japan., About fifty per cent g-ermi-
or any ill effects; will grow anywhere,'nated and grew healtljy plants. 'The
fill up gullies and build up land; will plants may ..be transplanted in much
faction no. J (which totes'the <?hurch make the best pasture or'hay crop j the same way as sweet potato plants,
keys) found tW faction no. 4 had I without the expense of planting and, Careful handling, setting, and use of'
took off the reggular lock oji the door!cultivation other crops require ea^hiplenty of water when setting plants! • If not joyfully satisfied after the
and put on anotber-one' when they year; when once well started it never.will give best results. Jfirst bottle—money bac^
tried to hold prayer-meeting wednes-ihas to be planted again; nothing to doj - J, YANDELL BLAKELY. j ^
day night, and they could not get in but take care of the hay crop; drowth j-, 325 Eleventh Street, S. W.,
thru the door, so they crawled in a .doesn’t cause crop failure because; ’ Washington, D. C.
Salts in a glass of hot water before
breakfast every morning—ai) 85c bot
tle lasts 4 weeks—Get it at Young’s
Pharmacy, or any drug' store in
America.
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back winder and hefl same as usual, [kudzu grows 'wet or dry; if storms j Msfreh 15, 1954.
(beat it down it grows out again in a'
How One Man
. Lost 22 Pounds
CLINTON, S. C.. THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 1954
faction no. 3 says it is willing to short time; it isn’t subject to disea.ses
join faction no. 2, provided it do not j or in.sect pests; will make valuable
want to hire a regular pasture for 8 pa-sture or hay crops year after year
months,, arxl will leave off the young in spite of hazards that would destroy
smart ellick preacher, a cuzzin. of mi.ss other and more expensive crops; each' Mr. Herman Runki.^. of oil..
jjennie veeve smith, who has ju.st fin-iacre well estabrished to kudzu isj"’ritcs: “A few lines of thanks from
!ished the cemmiterry and took up be-'worth $1,000 and will pay big divi-la rheumatism suffered-—My first hot-,
jing a preacher; no. 3 wants a supply Idends on that amount. jtle of Kruschen Salts took all of the j
/from another field till the ewa makes, kudzu started swellings out of my joint.'^
.up its mind to go on. .jig ^y setting fresh roots seven foetl“Y'^^ ^ vmrt on
1 'apart each way,-between October 1st iff ^ 22 pounds and now feel,
I one of the factions tied the bell clap- March 31st, or during the dor-■ i
jper with a big rap and yore corry season. It should be kept free quick’y
jspondent, mr. mike Clark, rfd, seeker-weteds the first year so the vines teaspoonfu.—-of
Iterry of rehober church, could not ring! j„ay run on the ground. The vines
bride. Mrs. Tnhble was showered with same when he pulled on the rope sun- ^jjl
E. Mood SmitJ^ O. D.
Felder Snitk, O. D, '
Drs.
OPTOMETRISTS
SPECIALISTS
Eyes Examined, Glaases Prescribed
^l.ahor.atory for Prompt Repair
Serrice.
t "» V.'est '^ain ^Ireet Phone 101
Cl INTON, S. C
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grow
THE GOLDE.N EGGS mr-^. inymt- w«^ niiuwr.ni wjuii yy^en he pulled on the rope sun-j^jjl take root at joints and
“The taxpayer, lyt it neVer be for-j^^ culloction of kitchen utensils. Id^y morning, he w'cnt up into the bell-enough for hay the second year
gotten, is the mainstay* of govern- ” ' ' '
mont,” say.s the Detroit Times, “He is,
.lohn Spratt and M"k.
Try and unioo.sed same and rung it 25;^^^^^ planting. It should no^be grazed
R. W. Wade lminnets just for spite, someboddy all-j or cut the first , year. No cultivation
as a rule, the man of steady industry'were called, to .Che'ter thi.K week ontfio smeared the bell rope* with tar an-!.^^^iJJ needed after the first year,
an ! ffu^Tdy, who. labo’-s early nnd'aceount of the death <.f their father, I soforth, and it got on his hands, jyjy Opinion:
B. M. Spratt.
la* ■ — producing, saving, j«iying and
suoporting ...
“He is s<iciety’.s jirop and reliance.* Miss Dorothy Smith of Abbeville,
VV .hout him . . . re<-overy is an idle connected with the Clinton
dr.'HPi and th<* great projects of gov-i
crnne.nl ar- foredoomed to failure.” !
lis e.ssential figure, thy taxpayim,' Born lo Mr. and M.'s. .h^hn H. Hun-
ha
•v., real defenders. Public officials! ter on March 15th, a duugliter.
The
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St* adily incr*‘:»sing huitl'Ui.-' onilitlle gi’i has htcn gi
L!i(' n:.rne of
They take a large part of his in-
con and often his savings -
th :H)ugh taxation and through
both
LUX-
I’ctty.
I Kudzu could make valuable proper
ty of each of thousands of acre.s of
poor and washed land in the South
eastern states where the climaie and
seasons are especially suitable for
growing kudzu. Much land is too poor
kud-
ng so.
nnd “shall we know’each ether bettor j j kudzu* seed on my farm
over there” out of all the song . near Clinton, which I imported from
Tfi"TTie chiirctir
the faction which miss Jennie veeve
smith, our organist, belongs to has
benn a-cused of cutting a hole in bel-
Urn's of the organ and now it wont
hold w'ind, and a tune can hot there
fore he played on same, somebody all- profitably but will grow
so tore “ljl**ssed be the tie that binds , become rich Soil while doin
CO
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, ele witli his ])nvate endeavor.s.
j'u don’t have to i»uy .!ireet tares
were called to'
we:!, n-ir, edditor- -i can’t say where j
f»r. account
' .T. To*ld.
of
thi.s fus.s will end. it has alreddy got;
into the puhlick scholl and the u. d. c.,
Mr.s. Hi rve.y 'tt annoM
Ga., is ihe giN-.='t of her sister,
•las. R. Gomdand.
society and the ladies aid. as well as
's“vvral .'■•toars in town, in fact—all 3i
same is effected, if anyhoddy gets |
■ his head knocked, off 'enduring this j
row, i will rite or foam yore paper
Mrs,.? ;4
Reid and L'dpa. Todd
Durl'ngt'Mi ‘he wee’
the .serious il'r.esK of
to l.t a taxpayer. You may neve** pay
All inc'iine o’- a property lax —hut a
-lantiai peicentage of your earn-
in-.' is taken for taxes nevertheless.
Toe grocet who .sell.s you food, the
fa'-'ory that prtwluees it and the rail-j Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Wright, Mrs. W.
road whieh transjvorts it, are heavily Fk Nash and Mrs. Zee Mx*lA‘es were
taxed- and the tux they jiuy is added called to Ncw’uerry Monday on account
to the cost of everything you buy. of the death oi Mrs. Mary W’ight.
Kvery one of us is a taxpayer. Wot /
can’t escajH* it. And, each one of us' The liudies’ Auxiliary of the First;
IS less secure in his jpb un<l his .sav- Preabyterian church has elt'cted the!
ings, a.H oj^pressive tax and legi.slative following officers for the year: Mrs. |
policies continue lo discourage Indus J. lianip Stone, president; Mrs. A. P.’j
tries and investments which'provide Little, vice-president; Mrs. T. J. I Irur O-lafiAurji
Peake, secretary; Mrs. A. E. Spencer, FOr Flay aHU T aSlUre
'promptly, it looks like some big news
.will a-crue verry soon.
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd,
seeker-terry.
KUDZU
steady jobs.
TTie taxpayer is-the goose that lays treasurer,
the golden eggs. Will the pul4^n' ser-t _
vants he employs kill him' in an en- ^ ■
deavor to colic>ct moir eggs than he
can produce
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——— j I^eaflet No. 91, United States de-
^ partment of agriculture, issued in
Nobody’s Busiliess l»»2„de.siTib<.» kud^u a» a per-
By Gee McGee
enial, leguminous vine that will often j
grow runners as much as .seventy feet
FAITH IN AM FRIG A
get a little tired sornelim**'' of
W e get a
ht'uring people run down America. In
tlie iieWspaiHU-s and magazines that
come lo our attention we see many
ur; :cles which ui)j»enr to have bem
w- itlerT'f(Tr~THe purpo.'^e of mak’i>g
i-aii«'r? believe that the Gnited States
jlong in a single r*eason; when growth
is once well started will grow year
after year until killed out by plowing
up, over-grazing, or letting hogs eat
It is good for alternate
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Static
I am going to save up all of my
extra pennies from now on and when roots
some wise person invents a contrap-'grazing; will yield fre#* one to four
tion that will eliminate static from the tons of fine hiiy per acre per year”, ii
radio, I am going to send him a money has been known to produce ten ton.s
o!’<ier for the accumulated ea.sh. on one acre in a jingle year, but two
.* . jtons may he considered fair; i!.s roots
Nothing makes me madder than to grow deep into the ground .so the plant
be on the vm-ge of hearing the high withstands drowth; it enriches soil
])(*ints in a pr'ogrum, or a knockout jirotects against soil erosion; it
blow in th«* ring, or a .speech hy my will gi-ow on almost any kind of soil,
favorite entr'rtainer, or a home-run hi gullies, on steej) slopes, and in
liit, when old man static str'ps in and fields; the ruTiners take root :il the
growls and groans and makes it im- joints, increasing the number of plants
to eateh the points that al- on land; plants must be thick on land
to produce best yield of hay; the vine
dies down in winter and the I'ooti
If a ra<)io was a’human being, every ginw’ new vines in summer; is a hot
tim«' slafie began lo porur frotrr his weather plant’ami grows till d.4lo in
point
ways mean everything.
f mouth, it w»»uld get a biff in the eye, it ^<>t ^ pest and is noi diffi-
or a kick in the stuinmick. Hut a fel-fruit to kill out.
b'w is so lh'lj)U*ss whim he can’t hear j Kuvizu hay is easily cut \v. Ii a
a nothing hut static; he just has to sit mow'er; cures quickly; miy he c
there and turss and frown. He can’t ■ day and put away tlnsniux'; Cicar
gain anything hy pit«‘hing the darned weather may Ik' awuiiterl to eat it as
thing out of tin' window; the install- it doesn’t ripen; it'doesn’t drop any
nu'nts woulil ki'ep on installing just *>t the leaves; it may be cut two or
the same. . jlhr-ee times a year; is easy lo hi!.';
" ■ J—(jh la i n .s li igli i* i pi'oTenf colileh t' t liTuf
When static drowns out a good radiolivestock re .'■h it gieen or
a
o n anecstbrs fiom <»lh-vr program, it reminds me of .shells in
to vhis one. the uige to find nry oy.vl* r.s or .^and in my turnip-
vva.v of l:fi. These genlletnt'n greens, or a spider in my (lumplings,
s . (U'ftcls in our «'ivi!i/,utii)n—which or the ol.l man walking in just a.s his
vv y. ,,. imist admit there ai'c--and daughter was iH-efiaring tt) receive a
ly iuagi..'y.ng tiiose defeels hope tlial kiss. t»r a nail in a tira*. or somebody
lh( public Will be sufficiently stirred standing ufi in front of me when the
do sonu'thing about them. But I second strike and third ball had.been
cured.
Some Individual Growers Siy^:
Kudzu will produce from two lo ten
tons of fine hay per acre each year;
it is good for any livestock, green or
vO
tTTT net cfftcl of their diatrihw upon pitched, w a crowd scroudgtrr^ 111
the young and impi’essionable is to front of,me at the crucial moment in
make them ftH*! inferior to the people a movie.
yf other lands, and to "regard their! . — ' /
rather a low sort of a place > I hate static with all the venom in
rrountry a?
m which to live. anatomy. I wish somebody would
Whut.,v.T n:“v.TOnK with it- '“"J'*'"”' It'
.„d Ih.r. is much, wc arc ten times ' m ,
h.ttcr off than the people of any^oth-i'’WA, or the U. .S. .se.|ate would ie-
,r country we'know anythinn-^ibout. vise some plan or metho,! to Ret nd
And, whatever may be wronK with our O'"* Pcst.lent.al nu.sance for all
country, there i,s a di'stinctly An.erican ‘""c U come Why, .t s worse than ^
way of f.xing it, and the American '*»'• bctw.rt Japan and Russ.a (liy I
people now. as they have alwaya_donai‘''c .'»»>.-JC-®^
m the past, will f.nd and apply their here a hop.ng .t wall be M..tw..<t them
awn remedies, which will not be rem. '»>‘h no .ntervent.ojs allowed).
«dies prescrilH'd by either Dr. Stalin,
GET
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l)r. Hitler or Dr. Mussolini.
I I tuned in tbnight for niy usual 8
and 9 o’clock specials. All I got was
2"'suhway trains meeting; a couple of
trains running together; a house fall
ing down; a horse-sboe ras)) rasping
ion a metal roof, and on ^occasional
RMaa of Interest From The Chronicle note in “K” minor, or a front part or
March 20, 1924 * what sounded like a
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10 ¥620*8 Ago
fine joke. The value and appreciation
of the radio would be enhanced one
Dr. Job. R. Copeland is critically ill ’'million per cent if static could be tun-
at his home on East Carolina avenue. ,ed out like a had program can be
tuned in.
J. Reeder Todd.has accepted a posi.
Cion .with Workman Bros, company of
Coklville.
Hie Trouble In Plat Rock Cootinuea
To Sprend
flat rock, s. C.^ Martch 19, 1934.
Laurent voted $185,000 Tuesday to-deer mr. editor
ho used in the construction of a nentj- i am sorry to have to reportvjthat
■diool building in that city. j trubble which brewed in rehober
church 2 weeks ago when rev. huhbert
Dn Monday afternoon Mrs. B. L green resigned his pasturage for a
King entwhiined in honor of Mhi.| better field with more monney prom.
Wnrrea Blakely Tribble, ai recent'ised in cedar lane, plus n 5-room
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PORK CHOPaS, lb.
20c
ri RE PORK lf>.
18c
MIXED SAUSAGE. 2 lbs. for
25c
PORK ROAST, lb.
15 c
REEF ROAS1\ Ib.
1.5c
STEM BEEF. 3 lbs. X
Sliced BKEAKFAS3 HA( ().\. (hi)?h <rr:\d-). Ih.
22c
LIVER THUDDING (frrvh h.nnc-mado). 2 '\f<
2.5t
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18c
HOILEI) HAM. Ih.
.30c
CUREC HAM. lb.
25c
FRESH OYSTERS. (fuAit
fiOc
FRESH Every VV’eek (Dressed or Not HreK'sed)
1 ’of Heavy:-bi’’’t Thicken X’rii.les. $1.25 value . 75c each
WE HAVE A (OMPLETE LINE OF FRESH VEGE-
TABLES, HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES, FEEDS
Farmers Exchange
T. J, BI.AI.OCK, Manager
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