The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 07, 1921, Image 8
oi^K^Tivii; marketing
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< 'onipluiiU?. Individual l h. ih>1I
tlcs.bavo never JfotU'lt refculU Imm-uuso
the problem is a hUKliWN* problem;
immoly. how to hieet the law ??f #ui?ply
ami <1<MIUU1<1 so as to ??*t the- bent
at the loWf'M eosl of handling; Hint
In, how i he farmer may uot a more
reasonable' aba re of t ho consumer's
dollar paid for farm pVodlil'l*,
Is It the fanner's pla?v {o sell his
|>ro(hl<:t If not, (Hon lu* must pioduee
At a Kiwi I im\ "I- lie nnM redm-e hi
?y
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CAMDEN
ONE DAY ONLY
SAT. 1 C
OCT. 10
LONDON
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SLUTERIKG
ALLUMNG
BrneR
THAN
EVTRt
BEFORE
UKEXCETO
IK AKY>4^
PARTICULAR.
A THRILL FOR EVERY
MOMENT OF EVERY
PERPORHAKCE
TKKKTS ON SAI.K ON TIIIRS
DAY AT ( AMDKN OKI '<j CO.,
STOKK AT SA.MK f'KI( K ( IIAK(.KI)
ON SIIOW (.KOI NDS.
nealo of living. Kconotnic production
may be improved somewhat by better,
HI or o* scientific methods; but further
reduction In the scale of living mean*
lea* pi-ogrc** in education, tfood bodies,
Kood roads. social coihUI b>ii&, ete?l
which are mov much below what they j
should he. 1 1 is as logical for tin*;
f armor to control I li?* vale of his pro.-!
jtluci 11 s it Is r??r the innnufaetut'er <?r j
ttiO minor to eoiit?'?d the sale of his
product
I s jhp fill oi? r QlitHh'd I ? ? ii l>i~'?or
sliij it. df ilif consumer* dollar'.' The
farmer iiow ui't>. on an avcraue only .
a \ cry small fraction of every dollar ;
i . i ? I lli f In- ? -oiiMinu'r I' -r farm pro..;
ilmns . Ifo'w i'iiii In; ff?*t more. Ouly'i
by ooiil roliinu' I he eroi? Willi jl roaches;
iho consumer That ean he done only |
1 iy united or ?**? operative effort. In
l>i-nmark. where eo operative ^narket I
ing is followed. I ho fallen" iiel* 10 1
cents "f iho. consumer's dollar.
What Consulates Marketing.
A ssemhliiu: I he prndiiel. . grading,]
warehousing, traii.?pdriutinu. finane- 1
ini: skillful veil tim. Praeileally all of j
llie work included under these head* j
1" done hy somelx ily .other than farm :
ors. whom we fall tin1 "middlemen."!
of course i his middleman gets all pro
fit* arising from doing these things. j
Selling in "driblets rather than large!
quantities means lower prices. The
f Armey's Ignorance of grading, which
is now done hy Speculators results in !
more loss. Kaek of proper warehousing!
and financing results in Io?s in ?(unll- ;
ty and .helkts (?? cause rush selling at:
a great .sacrifice, To > c 1 1 skillfully re- |
(piii'c< Knowledge of i lie product, cost,
of production >iipply. demand, etc
The Individual farmer does ? not ha ve
1 1 1 i - knowledge and can ii"l command
ll. .
ftnlividual Solliiu; is I'oor Itusiness.
\\ hy ? Meca use
The tanner iv nninrnlh niiitr a pro
dueer^ I hail a trader or htisiiiosS man
FALL EXAMINATIONS
Stair Teachers Fxamiiuition to In* held
at Court House Friday. October ?t li.
and Saturday, October 8th.
The Fall e^a initial inn for teachers
will ite held at the CouiT 1 1? mi Frl
day <Mober Till. and Saturday ? >? *i -
ober St li.
Rules and ri'^ula t ions tfovernint; the
examination w i 1J he earefully read to
the assembled applicants at the open
imr of the examination.
Applicants may stand for :i Primary
i Vrtifleate, first, second or third; a
Ceueral Klenientary 4 'crtificate, first,
second or third ; a Illu'h School CevH
ficnte, first made only. It will he
"Impossible for any applicant to take
more than one examination sticwssful
Iv, Any attemfpt to double work and
thereby cover two groups of questions
is sure to result in failure.
The primary examination .-overs 1
subjects: Knullsh Cratntnar and Lan
L'tiaye. Arithmetic. Playground and
Community Activities History, South
Carolina, I'nited Slates, and Ceiicrnl.
< ieo^ra'phy. ('ivies and Current Fvents,
Literature. Pedrtsiogy. Health. Nature
Study. S. ho. >1 Law. .Manual .Train ins;
land W lit i nir
j A ; i \ primary ? < Tt I fi? a I w il' entitle
I : he holder t> Km h in tin- I'ir^t five
;-r,d...
Thf general . lenienta r> e\oiiiiu.il ion
?'.ne|s twelve ? II ' ? jeet s latnli-di. Cram
! rnar and < 'oinpoM! ion. Arithmetic. I I i ^
ion, I'iiite.1 States and South Caro
| iina, (ir ? ?jiraphy. t "ivies and Current
I \eni<. Spellini:. KVadiiu;. iinludini;
I ,i t .-I a I ure. Pedasjouy. Nature Study
and Flemeut;i r.v Agriculture, Physi
>'h?_'y and Ilvuiiiie. Sehooj ].aw. Alge
liia ? Algebra re?pi i red for fir^t and
-e.-oiul made certificates.)
A'ny uenetal elementary certificate
? Mit ev the holder to teaelj in the fir^t
?ii ue grade*.
The lliuh S< ho ?! c\a miuat ion . overs
! twelve *ul>jccls with options in
<? ience and in Foreign Language.
F ? ; ra inni.i t i<-a 1 Analysis and Composi
'lion, Literature Principles of Teaching.
! American History nnd cjvies*, Science
; i ?evetl subjects offered, two required)
I I e 11 e | a 1 Science. Physiology IMologV.
I'hvsi.s, Chemistry, Agriculture, Home
economies. Aritliiuetic Algebra. Ceo
met r.v. Fore inn Language Cone requir
ed > I .a T in. Freii. h. Spanish. Cermau.
Vncieiit and Modem 1 1 i s t ? > r \" . S ?lino!
I v\ .
Applicant- arc e\,'ccle.l to furnish
j per and writing materials.
\ LLAN 1? MC liCH 1 S? ?\
Superintendent of 1 alne.i ' i ?? 1 1
Order Your Coal Now
We are in position to ma ke
prompt delivery in any quantity in
both Hard and Soft Coal.
E. C ZEMP
Telephone 173-J
Aiting A)Cfjb9t he <?n *ln v('r.v ,lHU"
with tin' various steps that ?OftHtltUte
marketing. As ?n Illustration of how
organized effort results sit. ressful
tittfttK'lllffr 111? Mississippi StMlrtO
growers iiHvd Imm'ii able to borrow
through t ho Win' Klunnco Corporation
?.*>,< in flnanco thelrv ?*ro|'? V??r
orderly marketing
As I ml l.vid uti I nylltM's, j?i'g\yors coin
peio?\vjth one another.
There tire i) 1 wu.v s si >m<v who need to i
koII or. otherwise gel relief. Without !
OrgMll|/:i I loll, tills "llls| M'S#" S < ? | H 1 1 ;
hurts t lit* inn rket 11 oil tin* inillx iilMti I
< 'o opora t ion takes care of this.
The real ?i04?*Hon t ht.Mi i". ?*:? n farm
ci\ gel l?i<i l > r gWVlW! from iiilililli'iiii'ii
serving -their 0\\ ii -elfi*n pit ere^t Of
fi'i >iii farmers' organizations kii\ii:u.
tin* interests nl' tin* fanner members.
General rrlnc(p)^.
There are three kiiids .of organl^'i
tioos: stock roi'|M?V;i t iotis, com I "In a
t Inn stock anil patronage CoiUpaui.es.
lion sjiK'k cooperative asspciat ion*.
Stock corpora t ions it organized |<>
draw dividends on ncuicy Invested.
. Stock ainl patronage companies pro
vide limited iIIvIiIoikIm on money invest
? ?ii ;i in I shining of additional profits
with patrons. The non stock co opera
rtve association lias no ncuiey Invent
oil upon .which to pay 'dividend^ and
provides ciptal risk* and equal bene
fits for members.
The .six inn in principles of Liu <o
operative associations arc; ?
< h'gnujzatioii on the basis of the
crop or product to be handled.
Membership limited to grower* ami
landlords receiving the product as rent.
A hi tiding contract to sell through
till- association all of 1 1 1 ? ? | rod i km pro
diteod by each member.
Thorough grading and marketing in
'?pools," cadi pool made up of all the
product of a given grade received I'ronV
members.
Tlio employment of skilled soiling
agents to haudh* t he. a s^nciat ion's pro
duet. '
Noli stock, io?n dividend pav ing "i
gi.ni'/at ion.
Tin* Crop (lontriM l.
A mill Mill agreement to market
through one channel. rlie association'*
marketing agency.
Karli member t ? ? deliver all of hi*
product to (lie association for Selling
A (-out raet eovering a definite period
?sf tim?i and legal pnnishnient for
breaking contract.
fooling ? llow Done and Why.
The prod net of each member assejn
l?led and gnrtled grades separated
from each other, and offered for *ale
in large ipiantit ic* of '"pools" of a
given' grade.
Advantages of polling:
A<?curnte grading.
Selling in largo lots.
Average price secured by skilled se|
. lel'-.
' < ndeih maikotiitg rather than hnr- I
i
| l ied dumping.
\o < i>mpcfiti<>i'i from fellow mem ;
1 1 ' 1 . *" ?
Can It Hi' Done?
I'cniiiiirU. laigtainl ami other Kuro- j
I m ? ; i n ? mini ri?? ha v e done it .
( '.ilifi.rn .1 -l":f f 1 1 1? ? r - are pi o-pcriihi |
.under e?i t?j?er:i tjvr* tn:t I'ket iTeg ;t- never
; before. . *
The *_r ? iii u i " w e ; - "f i!h \\'e- 1 are
doing a SHio.uoimhio r.itive mar
ke| i ng business.
Oklahoma ha- eunipleto.l organlza
lion for 1 1 '? I. (ii h i hale- opeottoii, Texas
for over .">< k i.< m m i haie-.? Mississippi long
-laple grow ei - fur "\ er 'J00,0()0 hales,
and North t'aiulina. tlcorgia and other
-tale- are iom organizing
Klght here iii. Sotilli ' ' 1 1 1'lin.i. t he
Souib < "<i r ? >1 i 1 1 :i Sweet Potato A^so
; ? at ion i- sue. ceding on ,i i ' operative
ha -is. This ;i s-oci :i i i < ? 1 1 ha- recently
llled |edu?tioli .if freight r ; i * e< for
'lie future :iinl the ruling i- rctroae
live, s.i that -Mine SJ.tMKI will he lefnrti
e.l 10 the -hipper- f'om fn '-lit paid on
I In la <t ? ri 'P
Siinnnarv .
I'ln farmer need- ami i- entitled to
? i hi rgi i >!i Me ? 'f flu- ??!.-nm- r'?- del
la r
i i ? op, i ,i i i \ . in i ' Keiij.g ;i I'U-ines?
"i ua n i/a t ion fa i mi r- 1 ? \ firmer*
for fariner<
The pun o-e ..f .i r . \ , :n i rk ?(
ing - 'o -nf.-t it nr e tin- !no?-.).;i ndisinc
of | r.?l.ne*- for the .lamping of pro
duct- by -lahili/ii.g i!h matkrf. l?w
i i i _? '1. -I "f handling an ! di-trihn
ti'M - . ? ! 1 1 1 , -I. ilful * to ' r lvrtn
tag.
1 ? i ? i.. >i i - ? o k prof i ' o ja n i
/a'loi . Su s?- 1 ..M .leu, - 1 i : v i- Vg.i!
; a iid pcrtn.i net,:
Tlie . ..i trie ' i> .t '? :> ling imii'ual
figri < nieiit (m -el . through '!??? n*?<v
<-?a t ioj.'s e \ pert seil i i j jj f r c
1 Poolirg the pro.liii t r r- - 1 1 1 T s ... 'n-itor
grading l??-tt?*r financing. U --- ? om peti
tion and 'herefurc better prlc, -
I' ? a * done i:i S.aith I'm- i nft
f.. r .t - ? g --f r* \ '..p.. else !
W 1 1 ? i' t- .
Sum. ? IT e!>. . : d.. f -r If
i are !;>? i'e-t i-d in \ ur ow n bu?i
||. -- - ? : V .! t V o'j u .1 : ? ?? operative
n. i :k ? t i ? _? 1 ' \ i ? n nf ? opr rn t i ve
nja rk"? ;? z 'In- otdv v\ .i y i? to ? GO
? ?IT \M? '.rr WHAT Y'U* WANT
< >f *J.O* JO stadents in at'endance
at the rrdv?r-ify of Ber'.in. In der
ma-. v 1 are women
'T' . . r
Mr*. M, Thrlich, of Millwood, N.
Y.. MUp^rvlnt*? u little fttrm (but eater*
only to the wuutK of a^etl, h?*l pit -*>%
or otM?rwt** tmfoi mtintc aotmffl*!
Wants? For Sale
For Sale: IMther a 0 cylinder r?*i >%i i lit <*\1
worked . . \ ? i ? Liberty l < *m ri mu Vui' )U
e\? elleilt tolidilfoll, III ojjr up to
Forjl coupe ctptipped with
starter,' shock absorbers, pueturo
proof tires, Dcst Ford nmtor yyu
evpi- heard. I'riee* will he, right on
either ear, II. Carrtaoli, Jr.* Up.
FOR SALK? Milk delivered every
morning. Apply to H. M. Hall,
route Camden, S. ?' 27tf.
FOR SALK.? Ai a bargain a Mitchell
oar, has been run iei>.s than six
tlibuund inllo8? in porfocl order.
Price $Mm>. Apply Henry Savage, 27
LF.MONS? cent* lH'i- dozen at The
Cash Store.
' .
WANTKJ)-? A few private pupils, Ap
ply to Mr>, ,1. II. Zi iop, Camden,
S. C: 201 f
FOR SALK-*?UJ 1 1 acres laud, four
miles from Cassatt, one half niilo of
uood school, "jr? acres under cultlva?,
tiou 'oin.4 dwelling, good well water,
wood, pine. U. R l>. hy place.
Price si.r.iHi |,. ,|. Walter < 'a sxat ' . ;
. _ ; ? *M~2f>Pf| . *
,
WWT-i >ne suitcase containing clothes
lost ? (i in e \v 1 i.e re on road front Fiov
once to Camden. oil Wednesday
morning. Reward if returned to
Agues Thompson, l,"?l.'i Tali Ave.,
Miami, Ha. it]>
SI NM All) SKK1>KI> KAISINS? J>,
per pound The ('ash Store,
FOR SALE ? T 'nusual value in l>odge
touring ear. Used hut in, first class,
shape. l>eI.oacho Motor Co.. Cam- 1
den. S. ( ifT t f
I OR SILK? One Forth louring Car.
$110. Also olio. ?ew check protector
t ha l has never been used and one
tbina.II safe. Camden Battery & Yul
cauizing Works. Formerly Heard's
<>Aruge. Phone 4Sd. J7 2S-"_M)pd.
KODAK KRS ? Correct developing
means better pictures. Send your
kodak films to us and get the best.
Columbia Studio, 1428 Slain street.
Columbia, H. C Write for price list.
?17-50
FOR SALE ? Four foot ash.
oak and pine wood, deliver
ed on your premises. Ap
ply to W. L. DePa ss, phone
10. Citv. 2 4 tf
New Paint Adds More
Than It Costs
" A ppearance is the conspicuous difference
between a new car and an old one. Most
used Cars arc traded in on new ones because
the owner wants to look at something dif
ferent.
A new top, new seat covers, a Gibber
paint job, and any "old car looks like the la
test factory made.
We specialize on tine painting and trim
ming. Expert workmen are provided with
all modern paint shop equipment. The low
cost of this high class work will surprise
you.
'?EVERY JOB IS GUARANTEED"
Gibbes Machinery Company
COLUMBIA, S. C.
DISTRIBUTORS
Packard - Paige - and - Durant Cars
WANTED? To rent fur -t wo, weeks. 10 i
initios for farm work, I.. 1. Cuion, I
Eugcff. <?? G. . I
WANTED ? To buy all kinds., of cast j
iron scraps. Camden Iron & Brass
Works, near Southern passenger
station. Camden, S. C, Otf.
AGENT WANTED ? For Worthmor*
Huir Preparation. Sen or call on
Madam K. E. Beltou. 171.1 (Jord?
Street, Camden, S. C. 20iT i
KODAKEKS ? (let m.v prices on Fin- 1
jshiitg. Enlarging and Films. Try
ca<h with work and see what
quick results. F. It. 1'uddin. Cam
den. S. C. . 12tf.
Carbide For All Makes of Gas
Generators ? Save trouble
and delays by buying from
T. B. McClain, at Manufac
turers prices plus freight to
Camden, T. B. McClain Cam
den, S. C. 43.
BOX PAPER ? Legal size X 1-2 x 13
? lio\ paper put up in neat boxes of
sheets. $3.50 per box nt The
Chronicle office.
CASH FOR VOI R OLD CARS ? Use-J
parts at bargain prices for all makes
-?f cars. Columbia Vulcanizing k
Truck Co., Columbia, VS. C. 24-2%
Shirt W aists
Put In Tepicf Water
Wftfi Grandma's
Powdered Soap
Spueeje fn Suds
Rinse
'BolLln
Tbwe! and
&S&/
Sva/rywbC&rfwi
M*t6&uMtond'
"1 put two or three tahlespoonsful of Grandma's
Powdered Soap ifito a tub part full of tepid water? -soap
mv silk ShirtWaists for a few minutes ? then squeeze
gently in the foamy suds. Then I rinse through two
waters roll them in a towel and iron in about 20
minutes."
Success in washing is assured when you use
Grandma's Powdered Soap. It is real economy.
A big, generous sized package for 5c.
Powdered SOAP
and
' Tri^ This Powdered SoapTodag
Your OrocerHaa It!
The Clot* 5o*p Company Cincinnati