The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 19, 1922, Image 3
WILL MEET MAY 23?*
11
??ttoa Association Bmi Divtdrtl
Into Ten Uiotricti
" J" l"" 4
Columbia. May 15.? -Member* of the
rtoutk Carolina. Owtton Growers Co
operative Association have been ctfJil**!
by the organization cumnuittee of the
association to a*tewble iu their re*pec
Live county .seats on Tuesdaj May. j^ini
a C noon for the pupp?*u' of Herring the
machinery for a permanent organiza
i low iu motion.
Each county convention will, on that
date elect delegate* to a district con
vention. the basis of representation be
? tag tfUfc delegate for each county u nd
one delegate for every 2,000 bates or
majority fraction thereof. Thua ?*ceen
wood. coOAty wirJi 9,5)02 bades aliened up
will be oil/titled to ten delegates} to Mie
<!1jitrict coaVeutiou, Aiken county wirh
H. l>50 baJes signal up will he entitled
u> nine delegates.
At each of the di*triot convent iou* to '
t** ht?Ui on Tuewlay. May 30 at the ,
dlfltKct center* which have bewi de?ig- !
tmted by tho orjnudaation committee
two candidate* will be nanmi. K<>1
lowing the dintrtot convention a poyf
card bajfloc will be sent every member
4 >f the tuwociation a.nd he wiU tie a*k
od to indicate hls? choi?-v of the two
ctuidhluten fruun Ui?j district. If neither
U to him he may serntrb
both and vfrite hi the name of bin
choke.
The >lat?* Ua* been divided into ten
district* aud ten Uimt<vi are to be
elected. The district* are as follows:
District No. i~ MarHboro and Ohes
i?*r field youiutitw.
t*t9frT? c No. 2 ? CntjoyUfc?, P^ck?Mi.*?,
Oi'ouee and Anderson conn ties*.
District No. :.i? - Hfairtattburg. fan
ren*? Union, Nevburry and Cherokee
eoontie*.
District No. t ? Al?bevllle. (Jreeji
wood, \JtcCormIck. Kdfccefieid, Skttada,
Is Your
Memory Good?
Just exactly haw good a
memory have you? When yau
pay bills, do you just "remetn
ber" that they are paid or are
you already always sure to ask
for a receipt?
The safest, easiest and most
convenient way to pay bills ia
to open an account at the First
National Bank of Camden and
pay by check.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
By Making Your Old Clothing Serviceable
We are doing: it for thousands of others ? why not
for you?* We believe a trial will convince you.
FOOTER'S DYE WORKS
Cumberland, Md.
Before crossing a railroad track you see the sign
STOP, LOOK
AND LISTEN
Before you make your purchases of Heavy Groceries,
Hay, Grain and Feed you will do well to see us and get
our prices.
We are agents for the best cow feed on the market
? Larro Feed. "The Dairyman's Friend."
We cater to the wants of Farmers. If you have a
cotton planter, mower, Wagon or any other piece of ma
chinery that needs new parts to put it in working order
see us and we will make a special order for it, if we
havn't the parts in stock.
We have the exclusive agency in Kershaw County
for the International Harvester Co. Now is the time t q
get your machinery in order for harvesting small grain.
If you need a reaiper and binder or binder twine it will
be to you r interest to see us and get our prices.
Springs & Shannon
TKe Store Tlial Carrie* tfce Stock."
~ CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
larger and hetvvier fowls an*! kiHtng
rime: sweeter meat of floor favor; a
much higher selling ptiw ; a lower oo*i,
?Iuo f?> the ea*e of fastening '; a more
docile dispositiAJtO : A'ud fcettdr Vndur
an?*e of elose eon ftneinen t.
During the ^ame period of growth
ic is possible. to province capons which
will w?dgh- fib percent more than they
would normally weigh; A cockerel of
the American Imbeds at* mouth* of
age .weighs froin + to 5 pounds. The
sauie bird if caponiaed when weigh
i? adtamt 11- to ~ 1-2 pooud<* ?an
*a: iiHy be ma do to weigh ?> to S pounds
at S months, ami at the sarnie time the
flesh of the capon will be more tender,
at finer texture. aad of superior flavors
and wiM bring a higher price.
Caponiilng modifies the disposition.
The blr<ta be<-onie more fjniet and gen
tle. enduro ekwe confinement quite
we'll, aad Pose inclination to fly over
obstacles or to quarrel and fight one
another. The cost <xf feeding the ca
pon will have been teas than that for
the <H*!kret because of the fa<t that
more of the feed- consumed Is stored up
in the body as flesh, and le*s convert
ed info onergy
For detail information about the
method of capcraizin'g write the exten
sion Service, Oflemson College. S. C.
Don'ts For Dairy Farmers
Don't forget to wj,pe the cow's udder
and flanks before milking.
Don't milk with wet hands.
Doa't run cold milk through the
Separator.
Don't forgot to cool the cream im
me<liately after separa4ion is com
pleted.
TH>n't mix warm and cool cream.
Don't put milk or cream l>nto dirty
vessels.
Don't forget to wa.?h the separator
after each separation.
Don't separate the milk without first
straining it
Don't fail to (Operate the separator
according to directions.
Don't pxpect tfie cr^am can to reach
destination unless it Ls plainly ad
dressed.
Don't ft>e?l dusty hay or ill-smell iwr
feeds just before milking.
Don't ?'XpiH-t the milk ?>r oream ro
be cooler thai the surroundings when*
it is kept.
Don't skim too thin cream.
Don't ^xpe^-t to get top price for
cream unless cows, stable, utensils,
separator, and milkers are kept clean.
Don t forjr^t that there [& good mon
ey in iLiirylng If it is properly . done
done.
L aique tsf For Tires
A nniqne use for wore out a?t?>mo>
bile tir?"S it? found in the ti*i>?liboTTri?
ReptJblic <yf Mexi<*o The stock carcas
ses of the tires. ^pedaflly the larger
sised truck tires, are In great demand
amorcg the people of the working ctas
sew, who cut them with a sharp lenife
in the *hape of the foot, attach leather
thongs and wear them for snndles.
Thus, yoa may fin*] the Mexican peon
waLkinj? aerum the sand. leu vine be
hind him the frail <7t the familiar
tread of the tire. So popular have
these shoes become that worn oat tir^
arp to irr*-at <l**man*l and the making of
these rubber ^hoe* is an Wished In
dustry
Ohas. if. Wfloon killed himseJf. it
is alleged, at his home near summer
toil. Saturday morning. about 6 o'clock.
A porker knife was rtie trwrtrrrment us
ed. his throat b??tixg H anted acroHH. lie
waj the youngest son of the late Captf
Thomas Wilson. ami was nbout 45 years
of agp. TVrf ?urvzvps s him s wtd?/w
and young son
se
Shoes Repaired oo Short Notlee
Uacnc&fortaMe feet make houra
long, distance long and patience short.
Let's help the feet- You can get that
good Korry Kr*>me, pood WbdLe Oak
leather. Panco Soles, Neoiln Sole* sad
Turn Sole*. RiAber boots soled and
heeled. Ws machine stitch, hand
stitch and lead stitch.
We have C/ 3 alii van. Good Year and
oCfter makes of rnfcber heels. W# stand
Nu~k of all our wort. Oiv? as s trial.
THE RID BOOT SHOP.
919 Ratledgs Street. Kext Door to Ex
Abram M. Jones. Pro?**?tor ltf
SHI N UQilD 8PRAYH
Afl^hrr WtfQiog Is??ard By Drpsrt
wot of Agriculture.
A warning acainst liquid sprayer
attachments to cvfum poUoaUuc
machinery w iat*ue*l by B ft Con J.
director pf the boll w.ik^vH Gabon* toi-y
of the United States D?%m rtrnent of
AjjrU-Vyturi', CtlMuja WSSV- i r?- .ti.wvi.si
>*8 ;? (Irnsf, he point!) <ni!t, is the ouly tvr
tain ai<?aua yet fojund for ?N-wvf rolling the
?boll w?vi*vil any effort at control
by means ?.if flquid sprays ls useless
Sprayvr attachments are, therefore, not
ocly umc^vtiaary but are an added bur
d*?a. They increase j&e u? rh?;
machinery ami make it more complicat
ed and difficult to <"perat*' rhe 1i?|u >1
apray. e*en If it were n* effective as
the du*t method wwiald be deci<i<>*ily
more <>v<i v naive. It wonhtf ne^wdtate
the use ?f water carts, to feed the
machine* would demand an ample and
constant wnter supply which is not
available op m<*st farms,. and la varU
ous ways wouid Anierease the coat of
fMu-or^ii^ .>i*'ratioiiH. < Hvluirdists and
?others who- have to conduct rrwoning
Operations regularly are constant*! y i
s?nr< aihjr for potion that i-iwi be dusted j
.instead n>f sprayed. Cotton <r?>w->r9 are
very f.-minnte in that the one really
effi-t tivi: method of eo-nt rolling the l>oll
weevd is ahe <hist method and tliey
should not waste time arwl money. Mr.
Ooad point* ??ut. in experimenting with
the- ospeasive. spray inethrHi that farm
ers 'n other lines are .*0 consta.nr.l'y trv
ituc get awav from.
In addition to the foregoing ?pray
in^ (Hjul:.ni?MH we also fkn?l on tiie mar
ker many couiotuj debtees for apuljriiur
some preparation. usuaFly ' <ron
tainiaur calcium arsenate, for the con
trol of the boll weevil. Some of these
are to be attached to plows, others to
cultivators, while stfj others run In
dependentlPy They a re usually pro
vided with some exceedingly simple
form >f tank with a gravity fNrw of
Ikpiid. whieh eirher drips on the pj;tnfs
or L>j wip?Hl on them by scm*1 form of
brushes or rags. Many su*^ imi)le
ments arp al)?olufeIy eomiml. an*i tiie
onJy sad feature the fa?-t that some
farmers are foo4l*h enougsh to piirrha??e
them. The llmrarure a<tvertlsvnec these
tnfplements promise w<m<lerful rewults
an*l the 'lirertiona priven often eaFl for
oniy a small fra?*tion of a piwwd of
potion acre, which Is ?Hstrtbuted
over the p!ant.^ in a very irrej^uLar nmn
mer. To expect b?lQ weevil control from
fjorh methods id absolutely .iIkjuHv The
Department specialists have been at
tempting boil weevil control with
lUjufd applications for many years. In
these tests they n?e the f5ine?t available
his$h pressure sqirayin^ marhinery. dis
tributing the li<|nid poison over the
plaints in a mist form, thus reaching
a'hflotateffy ^very part of the plant.
Furthermore. th?>?e appll<*a tions are
usually made nf the rate of 100 gallons
s??lutfori per a<re. In spite of this
^ppay ai^li'Titions do not ronrrrtl the
boll weevil, anti ht>w can anyone e*
pect to secure benefit from the absurb
recommenda tions issuer 1 with some of
'he max'hines now offer e< I the farmer*.
, Farmers who 'lesire more detailed in
formation '>n this subject may s^^irre
It free of charge by writi-njj: the TWta
r.aiboratory. Tallniah. Louisiana.
A SIDE ORDER OF TTME
A Eustia < Fla. i man ws* in Jacfc
Y>nrvL]jIe the other morning and nfop
r*>d 'it a restaurant {<rc a bite to <?nf.
He wrote on (be order aH-p :
"Grapefruit, coffee. boiled ?>??*? '
Aj? ;?n instTTircioBi to rhe oook. be
wrote under the third :tf*m the word*
"Four minute*.''
Wh?n the cheek ' ami? hack If w:n i
carried out thus:
??firaipefruit - 35e
"Coffee 10c
'Egg* :.... 25c
"Four minute* ... 10c
New York. ? Following indorsement
of the movement by an American
I.?igion post at H*-h?"r.crtady. N. Y..
| which termed the ex-pr^Hide-nt a "dis
abled veteran of the world war,"' ser
j vfrft men of the Empire State have cr>n
trrlbute a large sum to the W.>o"!row
Wilson foundation.
A bill to peiifcit women to become
jiidges has been introduced In the Ger
man Reichstag.
PROGRAMME
Raptbrt Young PfOpi<^? Rally ro be
h*?ld with. Prov'.d?*rv-*? Ovureh. o*a fur
la y. June 10th, 1922.
10 OO a. m. ? Devotional Services by
John EHiott.
10:15 ? Business session. Enroflinj
r te^pgate?. Election of Officer*.
10 4ft ? Addr on of welcome by Mrs.
! D C. W*st. Re??pon3*p by Mrs 8. C.
Tmeadalai
1 1 rOO? , Addrpsu by J. I.. BMC *??
I ?*fte ?nt>rr1nten<iHnt of B. Y. P. U.
1 ? TT? relation of the B. Y. P. T
j o rhe Clmrefc by Mi* AlmA Pitta.
12:00 ? Adjourn jfor i?nr*h?*on.
1 -30 p. m. ? Devotional Service by
Mr*. W. A. Rush.
I 1 45 ? Method* of training for lervlce
; by M. B. Oimfr.
2 OO ? What can we do to maintain
the nei whi j j Interest In B. Y. P. U. ?
Open for general dlacoaaicm by J. L.
Baggott.
2 OO ? Miscellaneous Bu*inew?.
j Adjournment.
cigarettes
A year ago ?
almost unknown
Today ? a leader
r
A sweeping verdict for QUALITY
A New E\ tension Dairy Spwiulist
< W*?ji ?<???! < Vfchegr^ May ?) ? Wttttrpn J
Keena n ha.a beeit appointed > Extension
Dairy Sfwui tls-rt fV>r Cht* Pne IVe Dts
frlt;f :tr Carl W tk,hni?>Ik? .wlvo
rrstgsintl to l>*M>uie wHti-luFy
:t ii?l manner <xf the Saunter Creamery !
uii*i ny, according to announcement
nnucly by Director W. W Loiiaf.
Mr. Kei?gaji, rJiough a native, of S<^>t i
lam!. rv?'??Lve*l htis agricultural etJuint '
tlon at. tin1 University of Miswniri.
C?Jll?*??? of Agriculture, anil has had
six or eight years of experi?*no? In
dairy work in the- South, having work
in <M>w a.sHwiaifiiHts iu?l :i -?
mnnagvr of dairy farnw la MlJBOurt
;i niil MlavsI -wtpfH. Mr. Ket?fpfc& he&Ln*
ULs wock ms Extfusinwi' Pu.iry S<p*H;iaJaKt
M.i y 10. with biffldqiiartvr* at th? P<*??
Dm* I vj -ifrii-t ? iff hi? .at FlortMu.tv
lioud lH?uf CarricH
In fhff ht^fe y?**t??rday iai the.
Kor^ha w school ?li^t ri?'t on fhe question
of inxuing Thirty Thousand I>>Ll:?rs
of l>onds for the onvtion &nd ?Hjnl4>
?ment of a h&#h *liool building.
?>i??hty-?*l?fhc votf?H werf surenty
thrtH* heiri* for bond* and fifteen
nu?ainat bonds. ? Kershaw Era.
KILN DRIED LUMBER
We have installed a modern Dry
Kiln and are prepared to give our cus
tomers best of Kiln Dried Lumber at
lowest prices.
J. L. GUY LUMBER COMPANY
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
BUY A FORD CAR
ON EASY TERMS
HERE'S HOW WE WILL SELL YOU
WITH STARTER
Touring, with Starter ... $497.50
Carrying Charge, including
Interest and Fire and
Theft Insurance $50.50
*556.50
This is payable one-third, or $185.17
caath, and $30.87 per month for
twelve months.
Coupes, Sedans, Roadsters and
Trucks sold on similar plans.
KERSHAW MOTOR COMPANY
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
A FORD TOURING CAR
Thief-Proof Lock
Recording
$7.50
$1.00
Dealers
Belting, Belting, Belting
With 58 Rolls of Gandy, Rubber, Leather
Feed and Planer Belts in Stock, we are in
position to take your orders.
Have a large stock of Crescent Adjustable
Wrenches.
COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO.
823 W. Goran St Coimnbta, S. C
Aik?*i. ItaraweH 1c <v4iw
ttetf.
l?utri.f No i harliihgtou a ui l#e
counties, ?
ZH?trtct No. & ? Dillou, Marlon, Flor
faw. Horry ?ml ijeorfetowu oouutie*.
District 'No. T ? Bl*vh!?ri?J, r.exitijftoa
fftQtl Calhoun 4fou(?ti?*.
District .No. 9 ? Oru n^vburg, Dor
cbiN*tt?r, CoUotou Bamberg ami Hau>p
too ponnttes. .'7 " ; ' '"???
District No. 5) ? Sumter. 01ar*>ml<xa
ami Williamsburg <-ouutle*,
Diirtrict No. 10? York, Cheater. L*n
t'U^er FalrfieM and Kershaw i*owat1es.
t'apotiixing C??lwr?lK Ptyi
_ . Vkmauu. CoHtyi ^Lo.y W? T*h*? if
p ay* to faponUe is now recognised by
*xpcrleiw?d poult ryinea, according to
N. li. Mohrhof, Kx tension PoqGtry
Specialist, who is recommending* this
practice A eapoa is u male bird from
which the repnHlueoive organs have
be^n removed at an t*ariy as?\ and
tbe advantage of c&poalxtntf are: