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FARMS and FOLKS
By L. C. HAM! [.TON
( lemson University Extension Information Specialist
'lull nia> be able to add plantai- N-hi mei'el> pour
!> r.-ke’s of tomatoes, okra the -permed amount of liquid
, lima beans to your \ eqe in the tun w and then eov-
•o 1 uarden harvests b> kill e: i 1 u ith b.-d which w ill
m nematodes that are hkel> iatt r tu .oui' mu
i" I"' m the soil r 11e-1 ri>w treatniimts
\reord;nu to a Clem^on are m* -t etteetiv e if our soil
I vr ii-ioii authoritN. these o n; a .10 • state ot tilth, not
t:n\ roundworms, many mi- dr. ,t n- ’ too wet
! :e :n size, can udine s, nl; .|, sy^e-t- that \ou ob-
M;v ' b' hl, ' vrops to senile ,. 1;! |., , ( , )M tn>| \ 0 te \o
.maqes of what the> , 4H v ,, ur n)Unt> aqenfs
'' 1K ! otf.ei beton tumuatiiu; This
h > ,,uAt ‘ « (>t th em. > our ^ u , (1( the fummants DI).
' 1 ian bt ' cul 111 h ‘ ,!l ethyien.- dihimmide. I)BCT>
pe:n,i;>- more. Xemanon or Fumazone'.
\'' l '' cheeking hundreds of an(i |) (ll -| ( , m as >uit-
a k rp.ps in the Palmetto ;ih|i tnatt niiS
state during recent year-,
Fred H Smith. Clemson, .1
plant pathologist, concludes
that nematodes are indeed
w rles.pt'cad
A n d the\ re
damaaing crops seriously
'i on are eauttone 11 how
ever. to i;nd a fumigant that
will not injure the specific
crop' v 011 re planting
't u can also kill the
u .n_ the methyl
ai should <ee that
>! ’he sheet are
\ematodes are costing u.s nr,n<t[ ' u:i ' b ' > futmgatmg the
m.11."iis of dollars a year u !bl vedowish poison
\’i ! w , 're not yet aware of L - as m etli\. bromide I his
the mil damage," he de- n ' (, 'lHal ie(|uwes tluit \ou
, pulverize die soil thoroughly,
Smith s a \ s vour garden is ’ bi n ItM ' a>1, ,bl bas caretully
hktlv to he infested with the u,ub '' a.r-tight plastic
woim- if yoU’ve Used the
same plot for several \ ears If 'ou
w di m practicing a grass ro- fir nude
ta'i ai the erf g.
V. Init lie advocates rota tuc ked '.mov into the soil to
lion the pathologist is aw are keep the • from escaping
that ;t s not always possible into >>o air
M>>re gardeners, he says, are Detail oi using methyl
turning to chemical control bromide are given in Kxten-
Twu types of treatment are sion Circular dh2. which is
presently in vogue One is a also available at your county
chemical gas treatment used agent s office
under air-tight plastic The Nematode- damage crops
other is pouring a liquid that have -ott. fleshy roots,
chemical in a 6-inch furrow The t;n\ worm has a needle-
then bedding like puncturing organ with
Fumigating your garden by which it sticks into the roots
either of the methods gives to obtain loud -ub-lances
highlv satisfactory results, he Tim m.iurv . though small,
contends causes a gall to torm on the
By far the easiest method roots, interrupting the move-
is using in-row liquid tu- ment of nutrients and water,
migants (which vaporize in Mmt garden crops are sub
tile soil) two weeks prior to ,|eet to nematode injury
Farm Market News
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VEGETABLES
Collards. Fair and good
Quality, $1 25.
Green Onions. Doz
SI 10-SI 25.
Plants — Cabbage
Thousand, $3-$3.50
Sweet Potatoes, Fair to
Good Quality Bu . $2-$5 50
Salad. Mustard. $2.50-$3.25
Salad, Turnip, $2.50-$3 25
Sweet Potatoes, Fair to
good quality Bu., $2-$5 50
Spinach, Bu., $2 25-$2 75
Turnip, Hoots Bu . $2.25-
$2.50.
Turnip, Tops Uuz. Bchs.
$2.25-$2 50
GRAIN
Wheat, Bu., $1.30-$1 50
(Jats, Bu., .80- 90.
Barley, Bu , $1
Soybeans, Bu., $2.60-$.70
Corn, Bu. shelled yellow.
shelled white,
SI 20-SI 30
Corn. Bu
SI 15-SI 30
CATTLE
Commemal Cows. $18.50-
S20 70
Canners and Cutters. $14 50-
$17 00
Good Ch Stocker S & H
$25-$35 50
Medium Stoekei S & H
$23 50-$25.
HOGS
Hogs No I 220-250, $19.25-
John
L.
Mimnaugh
BAILEY AGENCY
, M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers, Building
Dial Day 833-0681 — Night and Sunday 833-0323
LAWSONS
we’re talking
vour language
in carpets!
BEGINNING AS LOW AS $3.95 INSTAU.EI)
I Bolls To Sell — Beige, Aqua. Saturn
l>arge Number (Tf Remnants In Stock At
Tremendous Savings!
Compare Our Brices! We’re Not Just Talking When
We Say The Carpet Values YouNe
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FAMILY SIZE
FREEZER Holds 354 Lbs.
SPECIAL!
A |kjI1 shows only 22 per
cent ot the independent busi
ness owners lavor major ex
pansion of the l S Employ
ment Service into other job-
related services, says the Na
tional Federation of Indepen
dent Business.
about this question:
A store building
burned — a complete
$75,000 loss, but they
collected only $45,000
on t h e i r insurance.
If n d e r co-insuranee
must insurance be
maintained to 80% of
value in order to col
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loss?”
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• Porcelain-on-Steel Liner
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$ 1.00 Specials!
‘5.00 Spe
idals
(Cash b Carry)
(Cash £r Carry
Daystrom Furniture
Cleaner and Polish
$1.00
Universal Steam and Dry Iron $5.00
1 Package of 4
Paint Brushes
$1.00
Superior Hair Dryer
$5.00
Artex Rug and Upholstery
Cleaner
$1.00
Sewing Table or Typewriter Table $5.00
Large Metal Waste Basket
$1.00
1 Chopping Block
Old World Marble Polish
$1.00
and Set of Knives
$5.00
Bruce Asphalt Tile Cleaner
$1.00
Foam-A-Kleen Shampoo
$1.00
Kinston Transistors
$5.00
Small Garbage Can
$1.00
$5.00
Dictionaries
$1.00
SkiJtet Sets — (Cast Irani
Bread Box
$1.00
1 Bird Bath
$5.00
Emergency Tire Inflater
Will Pump Tire To 25 Lb.
$1.00
No. 14—Reg. $8.95
Laundry Baskets
$1.00
Host Cleaner
$5.00|
Look to Lawson's for Complete Service
1. Complete line of Quality Furniture
6. Hotpoint Appliances —
With Service
2 Spring-Air Bedding
3 Custom made Draperies
' 4 . 1 •
7. Armstrong and Sandran
Floor Covering
4. Cafpef- in stock By ffie toll
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8; baggage — American Tourister
5 Kyanize Paint—Make any color
and Samsonite
BEDROOM SPECIALS!
One—4-pc. CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM SUITE
Was $299.05 , NOW
(Double Dresser, ( best. Bed, and Commode)
ONE SOLID ASH BEDROOM SUITE ' '
Was $279.95 . , ^. NOW
(Double Dresser, Chest, Bed, and Commode)
One—13-pc. BEDROOM GROUP <•
...TONLY
One — 5 pc. MAPLE GROUP BY FOX . XTTZ .j
Was $239.95 NOW
One—BLUE LINEN PRINT SOFA . .
Was $199.95 ........ NOW
One—2-pc. BROWN SUITE
Was $199.95 :.... NOW
One-HIDE-A-BED IN VINYL
Was $229.95 NOW
One—HIDE-A-BED IN FABRIC
Was $219.95 NOW
$219.00
$199.00
$199.00
$159.00
$100.00
$119.00
$169.00
$159.95
FRENCH PROVINCIAL COMMODE,
MARBLE TOP
Cocktail same price
One-5-pc. WALNUT DINETTE
(FORMICATOP, BASSETT)
One—7-pc. WALNUT DINETTE
(FORMICA TOP)
ONLY $39.95
$99.00
$139.00
1 Second Hand
3 Second Hand
1 Second Hand
OFFICE DESK
REFRIGERATORS
LOVE SEAT
$50.00 Clean
$40.00
$3 5.00
As is—Where ft is —j ea. cash
(Plastic, Clean)
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