The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 18, 1946, Image 7

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ilie CmIS Acoifs Office LfTTEH FOU OCTOllR i^gbofoin t«rnlp« Mj "lor mustard spinadi [^ulck *re«ns. Joa •tiU {{ you sow ta are greens rfoaa thw before rafy enW ST of these wUWes ^growers in faroraWe 25 Se Shoseto •• w I UC6, (ho Bsature Uma beans ^ and st(we them away L euitlTstion In the «ar- ^^^te continuous tender Is so desiraWe. . rrowln* your ewa oab- „ for early spring setting? old be sown by thd and of tr or esrly October In open 00 not use a fertiliser har- excess of nitrogen, whieh dop rery tender plants, oat the strawberry patch not already bewa d(Mte. ChOtiyata tiunroighly and fertilise tamadlatelir with 4 MM fertOlser. Sweet potatoes dioudl be dug be fore first frost. The preralent idea that the Tines should be frosted before the potatoes are dug is nn- soand. Make ^lans to select your seed at digging time. I«ttnce sown in cold frames will glre a late frU crop. Kale is one of the hardiest crope- we huTe for greens. Seed sown now wfll supply the kitchen from No- rember until well in to the spring. Mtaare green tomatoes properly stored Just before the rfoet kills tbd learee will furnish slicing to» aiatoes far Into the winter. Cultl- Tate and fertilise the Tines now and keep them healthy nntll froet. Nitrate of sdoa may be deeirable. MAKE PLANTINGS OF THE foll'owinq Onions (seed) — Yellow GHoto DanTers. Prisetakor, White Pearl, Australian Brown. " ' ■' IS a Standing Ord^r And Thsre’s a MIglity Good Reason- I tfs sqiiaaxwg fivs ydofs of bocli«d*«p expontfon id constroctiofi into os few months os possibit! To handle occumulatod ond current demonds for mice faster, the Southern Beil famity has been creased by more tbon 10,000 since Y-J Doy. Additional Trained Men are ~ On the Job INttAlUNG cimtAiorrici SQVIPMINf snuNoiNe avNiiiNe ( OfiNi T Nf. TLL'PHONES tOK THOSE / M R E Vv /■ I ’ I N i', if tokm tiafi to taraaiid to tretyoat^ ond ihortogag vH cen- ** to hamper at for feaw ibt there vfll be no ^ mta theiefi pii^ ef **^4, locd oad leag dii- Bib ^ town mi isna. • ••IN TOWN! mm ?■ V' ^ ■> * ST m » » Odions (seta) — Teihrs dlore DaBTen, Prisetaker, White Pearl, AnstraUan Bnwrn. Cabbage (aaad) — Chariestmi Wakefield Tariety tor frostproof plaiita Kale—ntberisB Curled. Sow seed oaedmlf lack dew; once ounee to 100 feet, rows S 1-S feet; thin plants three to fhre Inehee apart In drUL Transplant lettuce to frame and garden—Bib Boston, Mtgonette, and New York are good Terieties. Radishei — Scarlet Glore and Rapid Forcing. Parsley—Moss Curled. .Mustard—Qisnt Southern Curled. Turnips—Sereu Top and Sbogoln (for salad). Spinach—^Aragon, Virglnta Baroy and Bloomdalu. IRISH POTATO TUBER MOTH THREAT Potatoes riddled with slender, dirty-looking, silk lines burrows of caterpillars are b^ag sent in from Taiions parts of S. C. Best sTallsble snggestiras nre ss follows: (1) Sometime early In tbt win ter, muraonled potatoes or remfeents of potatoeu left should be burned. (2) Hfll the pototoeu np higher ss they are worked in the spring. (8) Nerer sllow potatoes to re main in or near fleldB attsr sun down as the adults deposit their eggs at this time. (4) Fumigation'has been sag geeted. Try 1-4 measoring cup of earbon disulphide in a 6S gaUan bsrreL (I) Btoragu In bags may help to decreese infestation. SWEET POTATOBS . Dig b^ere hesTy frost kills Tines—when most potatbee U. 8. No. 1 sise—handle potetoes care- CITATION The State of South Carolina. County of KerPhaw. By N. C. Arnett, Probate Jndge: Whereas, Rebeeea Benson made suit to me to grant bar lottws of administration of the estate end effects of Julia Benson, Those Are, Therefore, to cite and admonhdi all and stngnlar the kin dred and creditors of the saldt Julie Benson, deceased, tliat they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden. 8. C., on October 88rd. next, after pnbHoatfon hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to s^w caose, If any they hsTs, why the said administra tion should not be granted. CHren under my bund this Ith day of Octobey, ^uio DomlnL IHd. 8041p N. C. ARNUTT, Judge of Probate. CITATION The State of Soudt Carolina, County of Kershaw. M. C. Arnstt, Probate Mdgu: Whereas, Joe W. Ho^ made suit to foe to grant Joe W. Hough letters of admiulttrutlou of tho es- tuto oud offsets of Mory A. HoagM Thoro are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and slngnlar the kin dred and creditors of the said Mi A. Kouidw dueeosed, that they be and appear before sm, In the Cfonrt of Probete; to bo heM at Camden, S, C., on October 81, next, after publication heruof, at 11 o’clock In the forenooau to show caose, if any they hsTS, why the said adminlo- timtlon should not be granted. Olren nnder my bend this 7th day of October Anno Domini 1N(. 80-llc N. C. ARNETT, Judge of Probute. fully liko wgs not lOto brickbuts. Shorter days and cooler nights bring the arrtral of sweet potatoi digging tisM. It M hnportant tiwfc yon now make plans about digging your po tatoes sad. dig buforo a beary or killing frost kills the tIbss. Pota toes should bo dug during dry, warm weumor, before u heury frost, when most of them hare reached U. 8. No. 1 else. Frost generally follows a rain, leaving the soil wet and if potatoes are allowed to re main In tim ground even a few days until the soil becomee dry enough to dig, tho yarn likely to be In jured. The injury may not be sp- parent at digging time and may not show np until after being put Into storage. If dog before heary frost, ttiere Is nsnally enough, warm dry weather to aid dry or cure the po tatoes without using artlfioisl heat If weather is cool, use heat to bring terapersture np to SO to 85 dwreu sin the storage boose. You cuunot handle potatoes too earefnily at digging time. Remem ber they should be handled like eggs and not like brickbats. The uee of cotton gores by hanrsst hands wll reduce bruising and fin- garaatl cuts. Bruised potatoes will NOTICE TO TAX LEVY The tax books for the coUecUon of Omnty and School taxes for the fiscal year commenclac January 1, 1948, will be open from September 1|, 1948. to December* 81, 1948, wlthont pea^ty. Theseafter u pen alty of one (1) p«r centum for each Qf the months of January, Feb ruary apd March, and on ApiH first an additional pmialty of fonr (4) per centum will be Imposed, mak tng a total of seren per cent When making laqniry abont taxes, please state the school dis trict nnmber in which yon lire or own property. The following Is a list of the total leries for the Tarioos school districts; DeKALB TOWNSHIP Mills School District No. 1 II School District No. 8 28 School District No. 4 tb School District No. 8 98 School District No. 88 ....... 88 School District No. 41 88 BUFFALO TOWNSHIP School District No. t , School District No. . School District No. T . School District No. 18 . 8cho<d District Ku. if . School District No. 81 17 School District No. .18 88 ■ • “ No. 87 No. 88 ew dark spots w daiB snaken spots depending upmi the sererlty el the bruise, which gireo them an uuattractiTe appearance. This af fects price and often is the cause considerable decay. Keep the foUowi:^ points in mind wh«i digging: (1) Use a Tine cutter (nerer u disk) which is a great lalxn^Tlng derice, attached to a large muddle buster, the larger the better. Run middle buster deep ly to erold cutting potatoea, makii^ only one durrow to row. Plow up ermy other row. (8) Scratch out potatoea tnd law them on side of row, nerer throw Into piles or heap rows. This causes bruising. Lesre potatoes on side of row eeveral honrs before picking up unless sun Is rery hot This will allow them to dry off, girlng you a cleaner po tato. The akin also hardens and this helps to. preredt bruising. (S) Pick up No. I’s first using most curufnl and experienced help. Then pick up No. 8’b, Jumbos and culls, keeping them separated, using less experienced help. (4) Place pota toes carefolly in • baskets.. Don’t throw or drop them in (8) Baskets are still expenalTe. Fill them fuU so lids will fit tightly to keep po tatoes from shitting about In bas- keta and bruising while being haul ed to and placed in storage. (8) Store different grades and sped stock separately. The foundation or basis for grow ing hlidi quality potatoes Is good seed stock. From now on, high quality potatoes will sell at a good price, but it Is going to be herd to sell Just potatoes. 4 letter will follow shortly glr- lag suggestions tor oaring seed for another year. NOTICE TO ANDCREDI All parties Indebted to tbn ute of Annie B. Whitaker are here* by notified to make paynsunt to thu underelgned, and all parties, tt uny» baring claims against thu said ut- tate will present them Ukewinni duly attested, within thu tlSM pru- scribed by lew. JOHN WHITAKER, JR., A. BURNET WHITAKER, 8941-c Bxecutort. Cumden, S. C., October 1, 1948. HEAT..^ WOOD Buy on % f ‘ • . I t V n ■ ■ CAROLINA PEANUT BUTTER ^boomifna^ WOOD BURNER e ENJOY 24-HOUR CONTROLLED HEAT •k lUILO RUT ONE FIRE A SEASON— No Fires to Btrfld On Cold Mornings A REMOVE ASHES ON AVERAGE OF ONLY a TIMES MONTHLY lesltt ee the DowndreN ASHltY-Ht*! PATtHTED. This themtestort* colly eietrollcd wood bereiHg keottr Mvos sp to 50% oed more ee fetl ceoh, write meay Ashl^ oMrt. Citos, lt«t soot esd dirt. Ovor 8,500 retelod ie eee city oad tradieg erte ' truly s MSMties. New in ssr I8tli yser. Sts year tocol Athlty dtoltr todoy or writs (or hh nseie. ftSILEY RUTOSATIC WOOD STOVE OOStARV Cohimbio, S. C. In CnmdDii Yon Cmi Gstt Your AAHLEY • CAMDEN FURNITURE COMPANY PHONE 186 ; L- 89 88 84 18 88 Carolina Wholesale Frozen Foods 1126 TAYLOR ST. COLUMBIA, S. C RHONE 24604 89 88 M. 84 88 89 29 School District 8cho<^ District School District No. 81 ... School Distrlet No. 49 ... Scho<d District No. 48 ... FLAT R<X3K TOWNSHIP School District No. 8 ... School District No. 9 ... School DUtrlct No. 19 Sf School DMtrict No. 18 84 School District No. 19 fl School Dutrict Na 89 11 _ Sohool District No. tt 89 •rr •School District No. 87 89 School Distrlet Mo. 41rN...... 99 School District Nu. 48 81 School Distriet No. 47 81 WATBRn TOWNSHIP School District NO. 11 87 School Dlstilct No. 11 89 School DMtriot No. 19 88 School District No. 89 80 School District No. 18 84 School District No. 89 .r' 84 C, J. OUTLAW. Truusurer. Kershaw County, & 0. 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