The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, May 05, 1922, Image 2
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FRIDAY. MAY 5, 1922.
We havt* wired for a shipment of
ars? nati of h ad and of blucstonc, so
a- to In- al io to furnish those who
have planted tomatoes the material
lor makini; a spray for tomatoes. The
shipment should tret here by Saturday,
certainly not later than Monday. We
ha\e ;.!so arrantred to furnish at the
lowest possible priee, spray pumps, it
must be remembered, too, that these
pumps and the material for making
the >pray for tomatoes, is good for
many other crops; and the small investment
will pay in more ways than
one. Kvery farm should have a spray
pump, even if there is not a tomato
planted. We do not intend to make a
copper cent on these things. It is no
time to he tryinir to make profits out
of the former. It is the part of wisdom
*o help. This we are tryinjj to
do hy furnishing at exact cost, the
articles referred to above.
We hope to collect up at once the
subscriptions made to the cannery.
^ ou will see in today's paper a corrected
list of subscriptions.
The increase in the priee of
cotton noted during the past few days
may he traced primarily to two
causes, it seems to us: The floods in
the West, whore there are now more
than a million aires under water; and
to the successful organization of the
eotton marketing association in the
iotton i elt. There is a third cause,
even a fourth, it appears to us: There
is not as great a surplus as many
would have us believe and the farmers
generally have been disposed to
market cotton slowly; not the whole
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crop within three months. Wo bcliev*
Iho present price mound IS to cents
is the result of holding cotton
Those who are disposed to eoniplaii
because the price dropped from -1
cents to 11, and am blaming them
selves and everybody t Ise would to
day he getting >.x to eight cents fo
! cotton had them been the gcncri
movement t<? sell when cotton was 1
cents. Only a few, the ones first t
get tin ir cotton to market, woul
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have gone the price, and the pric
would have stayed down. One of tli
greatest victories the farmers hav
ever won was that resulting frm
holding cotton and marketing
| slowly. If they had not done wh;
they did the cotton marketing ass.ic
ation would not today he so thorougi
ly on its way. If we have been eo
I i eetly infonued th< re have been smvi
thing like three million bales sigiu
up in the movement. This is eerlni
to produt e a higher price level,
seems to us. In I'.-u t. the higher lev<
is already here.
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s .11 need not alalia u . Tla iv is lim
yet to HVO\v two ci'Oj.-- Sotoiv ("iiii I
n as.
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Our t at says tarnu i diould plan
can all they can tliis season,
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Our cat say- tianycr lml: in ill
li?l?it at ions of evil.
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Our cat says strength that lack
intelligent direction js danjrerous.
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Our cat says lie hopes to ju'et a fe\
more farmers to plant an acre of to
I niatoes.
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BOOTLEGGERS,
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LIBERTY WITHO
LAW IS THE FOI
THERE ;S AS MU
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REELECTION.
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i' Our rat says fa' .? slnialauh load
to severe d?-wnfalls.
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i) Our cat says it is dV.ieult to ju<Lri
i \<>ur enemy jusily.
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t tut 'no ram ory.
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nr.* suipiisnl t< "it Imw tnanj
things till'iv arc in i ar Is ili- s to trr
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cut of fix.
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Our rat says lovo livHt n> lifr's l>ur
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" suoeoss for tl.r cannery tliati over.
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I- Our rat say-, try to smile; oven ;
i- yrin is hitler than a scowl.
Notice
Thrasher's Ore at Healing Fluid ha
i? lievod many rases of the tin, oc/.omi
1 pains and a? lies. For sale at Pal
I motto, Peoples and Storms' l)ru
Store; also lhllfalo Co. Store. 1
will pay to try it as it has n
equal for :ill your troubles. N
humbug. .1. S. Thrasher.
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Rev. H. C. Morrison, D. A
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itellect, cultured mind,
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Christian, a faithful X
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lie Gospel." V
Rev. R. G. Woodbury, X
aptist, Hillsville, Pa.: ^
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reacher. His broa<) cul- y
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Rev. W. M. Peyton, Pres- V
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