The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 07, 1950, Image 11
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Thursday, December 7, 1950
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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cars or truck as ealy as possible.
Keep drops picked up from under
trees. Apply sulphur dust during har
vesting and packing for disease con
trol. Pack and handle quality fruit
for best advertisement to repeat
sales.
Forestry Recommendations
Plant trees on lands unfit for grass
or crop land. Consider the advisabil
ity of obtaining a tree planter. Pre
vention of uncontrolled fires. Use
selective methods of marketing and
cutting of timber. Cut timber at pro
per season of year to prevent infes
tation of insects. Inform and urge
farmers to take advantage of get
ting 3000 pine tree seedlings by pay
ing express charges. Recommend
treating all pine used for fence posts.
Urge farmers to study marketing and
have more than one person to submit
prices on material.
P.M.A. Committee Election For 1931
H. A. Ropp, county administrative
officer, PMA has mailed notices from
his office, giving dates, places and I
time of the holding of elections by,
the community committees to elect
the 1951 community committeemen
and county delegates.
All farmers are requested to take
part in this election. Places of elec
tion in the various townships are:
Cross Hiil Township at the town ball
The Styleline D* Luxe four-door sedan is one of
14 Models introduced by Chevrolet as its passenger
car line for 1951. Notable in this picture are the
design improvements which accentuate a longer,
lower appearance. Radiator grilles have been simpli
fied, the decorative body moulding lowered and
rear fender crowns raised. Models also offer added
safety.
Notes From The
County Agent's Office
By C. Bw CANNON. Comity Agent
Hwanty Agriculture Committee
A portion of the recommendations
ol the County Agriculture committee
waa reported during tne week of Oc
tober SO, and due to space, die re
mainder of the recommendations are
listed These recommendations were
made at the annual meeting of the
• County Agriculture committee held
October 23 In die Agricultural build
ing In Laurens, with J. W. Tinsley,
chairman of the committee, preaid-
lag
The portion of the recommends-
4 uons not listed before are as follows:
Cotton: |. Destroy aUlki as early as
. poaaioie after harvesting lor weevil
«nd duceae control. 2 Rotate crops
wherever practical 2. Store planting
seed properly. 4. Urge farmers to
grow certified seed f Have all seed
tested for germination before plant
ing • Thorough preparation, includ
ing pulverising and settling of seed
bed 7 Use liberal applications of fer
tiliser properly applied. I. Have fer-
tifcier jam plea drawn for
1 1 Control of insects sod
through the use of recommended
practices of the extension service and
the experiment station. 10. Purchase
cotton insecticides early. Defoliate at
proper time for maximum benefit.
12. Proper harvesting of cotton and
ginning after properly conditioned or
dryed. Harvest only mature bolls. 13
. Recomend that fanners take advan
tage of Smith-Do xey program
in Cross Hill, at 2:30 p. m. on De
cember 9; Dials Township at the
Gray Court-Owings School, Middle
Building, agriculture room, at 2:30
pjn., December 8; Hunter Town
ship at Roy Crawford’s Store in Clin
ton, at 11:00 a.m., December 9; Jacks
Township at Roy Crawford’s Store in
Clinton, at 11:00 ajn., December 9;
Laurens Township-'at the P.M.A. of-
fice, Laurens, 2:30 pm., December I;
Scuffletown township at the Ora'
School in Ora, 2:00 pjn., December
9; Sullivan Township at the Hickory
Tavern School at 3:00 p.m., Decem
ber 7; Waterloo Township at the Cen
ter Point School at 2:00 p.m., Decem
ber 9; and Young Township at the
Youngs School at 3:00 p.m., Decem
ber 9.
For Stuffiness,
Coughs of Colds
You know —like millions of others —how
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there’s much coughing or stuffiness, that
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Put 1 or 2 spoonfuls of VapoRub In a
vaporizer or bowl of boiling water. Then —
breathe In the soothing, medicated vapors.
Every breath eases coughing spasms, makes
breathing easier. And to prolong relief—rub
VapoRub on throat, chest and back.
Use it in steam... Rub it on, too!
Harvest com when mature and suf
ficiently dry for storage or market
ing. Clean barm thoroughly and
spray with 3 per cent DDT solution
to control weevils before storage and
fumigate according to recommended
practices wherever possible Use re
commended adapted hybrids. Uae re
commended yellow hybrids in pre
ference to white. Have germination
tests run on planting seed. Do not
save planting seed from hybrids
Where possible do not plant corn
adjoining small grain due to dtimch
bug. Uae liberal applications of fer
tiliser according to recommended
practices. Cultivate early and shal
low. Grow hay crops and discontinue
practice of foddtr pulling
Harvest and store seed for seeding
hay crops. Purchase only tested seed
Use recommended amounts of seed
per acre. Clip weeds to improve qual
ity of hay. Harvest and cure at pro-
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PLENTY OF FRJSE PARKING SPACE
So Doe?
per stage.
Small Grain
Use adapted recommended varie
ties. Seed according to recommended
dates both for grain and grazing |
Follow certified seed practices; keep!
non-certified seed pure. Prepare
sed bed thoroughly. Use liberal I
amounts of fertilizer. Harvest and |
store properly. Grow sufficient small J
grain to replace corn for feed.
Practice soil conservation by the
use of close growing crops in rota
tion. Plant trees on lands not profit
able for cropa or pasture. Proven-;
tion of Area in destroying vegetation
Terrace all sloping lands to prevent;
erosion; locate and properly con- J
struct waterways and terrace outlets
All farms should have a soil conser- j
vstion plan of work Establish 1
“Blanket of Green" on all crop land
during winter.
r M. A.
Use soil building payments for pur
chase of lime and phosphate where
soils are deficient in these minerals
Use all payments available for farm.
Take an interest la the P-M A pro
gram
Wildlife recommendations for 1951
are: Encourage the production of |
quail for releasing to landowners >
and 4-H club members by using psrtj
of license money to buy equipment
to brood stock, etc Request that
steps be taken to prohibit the sale
of rabbits and trapping except for
home use. Promote seeding and
planting of bicolor for feed for wild
life. Recommend that psople with
fish ponds follow recommended prac
tices. Urge pond owners* to provide
suitable feed and protaction for mi
gratory ducks and use all means
possible to prevent shooting as ducks
return to their native area in the
spring
The committee on Animal Hus
bandry submitted the following re-
i commendations: Urge cattlemen to
establish sufficient pasture before
buying cattle. Use recommended
amounts of lime and fertilizer in es-
tablishing and maintaining pastures
and manage properly to produce
maximum growth. Continue coopera
tive orders of T.VA. ammonium ni
trate for top dressing grazing. Use
good type bulk to improve quality
of cattle. Encourage 4-H and FT.A.
members m beef production. Conduct
educational program on control of
I Bangs' and other contagious and in-
| fectious diseases. Urge growers to
j control external and internal para-
' sites in their herds. Use grazing
crops to increase hog production in
the county for home use or market
ing. Suggest that plans for organ
izing a county livestock producer’s
association be considered. Conduct
beef cattle tours and field day.
Poultry Recommendations
Buy good healthy chicks from re
liable hatchefy. Feed sufficient
amount of a balanced ration. Utilize
home grown grains as much as pos
sible. Use proper sanitation practices
to control and prevent disease and
parasites. Seed sufficient grazing
crops for poultry for egg production.
Strict and fr^uent culling of laying
flocks. Do not overcrowd in houses
and furnish sufficient waterers and
feeders. Broiler growers should make
arrangements for marketing before
putting in chicks. Select proper breed
or type for the purpose of wh;ch
grown. Proper handling and use of
manure for fertilizer value. Similar
ecommendations apply to turkeys.
Peach Recommendations
Set out only healthy trees of re
commended varieties. Select site and
soil type. Prepare land well and set
trees on slopes on contours. Apply
liberal amount of fertilizer according
to recommended practices. Removal
of all abandon and diseased trees.
Consider labor available for fruit
production. Use proper method of
pruning. Seed cover crops as soil
conservation practice and for graz
ing. Treat trees for trunk borers ac
cording to recommended practices.
Study market conditions with refer
ence to ripening period. Close check
ing for early iniestation of insects
and spray for control of insects and
diseases, according to recommended
practices. Thin fruit properly for
proper sizing. Harvest and handle
fruit properly. Store in refrigerator
Box of 8 Beautiful
FLOWER
COASTERS
9c
51 Gauge, 15 Denier
LADIES
NYLON HOSE
Pair 51.29
Box of 3 Pr. $3.75
Amitv
BILL FOLDS
Priced from
$1.50 to $15.00
CHOCOLATE COVERED
CHERRIES
Full Pound
49c
Cream Party
MINTS
For the Holiday Season
39c and 79c
Gift Boxes of
SELECT
STATIONERY
79c to $2.50
Box of 6 Bars
BUTTERMILK
GIFT SOAP
29c
10 Oz. Jar
HARD
CHRISTMAS
CANDIES
19c
ALL YOU NEED FOR
the
Christmas
Tree
—Tinsel •
—Icicles
—Angel Hair
—Tinsel Garland
—Snow
10c ea.
or
3 Pks. for 25c
Christmas Tree LIGHT SETS
8 light set with clip on 89c
Extra Bulbs—7c each
7 light set multiple type $1.49
Extra Bulbs, 13c—2 for 25c
7 light set for outdoors $1.98
Extra Bulbs—17c each
HOWARD’S PHARMACY
YOUR FRIENDLY REXALL STORE
Phone 101—We Deliver
You Can Depend On Any Product That Bears the Name Rexall
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