The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 15, 1920, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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$ PAOB SIX TIME TO RESUME I CLOVER PLANTING wv ^ Advised by Department of Ag riculture as Essential in Rotation USEFUL TO CONSERVE FERTILITY OF SON Use of It Was Abandoned Be cause of War Time Needs of Country. It is time to get the land bac into clover, says the United State Department of Agriculture. During the war the Departmen of Agriculture impressed on the far riers the world's need for cereak and the acreage in wheat and cor was materially increase 1. This n -1 urally resulted in a decrease in th acreage in clover. Judging from th figures gathered by the Bureau o Crop Estimates, covering the pic duction of pure clover hay, the a?r age in this crop decreased in 191 below that of 1917 about '20 p^rcen in the main portion of the clove belt. When it is considered tha between the census years 1899 an 1909 the acreage had already <ic creased some 40 per cent in thi avea, the decline in clover cultur seems to have gone so far as t threaten to be serious. Rotation Widely Supported. The practice of rotating crops i advocated by the department and al agricultural experiment stations. O all the rotations the most importan is corn-wheat-clover, with oats ii nlace of wheat wherA tliA mm omii pics the ground too long to perm! seeding wheat in time. The Ohio station found that ii continuous culture for 20 years th yield of wheat fell from 9.24 bush els as an average for the first de cade to 5.79 bushels the second, whil hi a 3-year corn-wheat-clover rcta tion the yield of wheat rose fror 9 92 bushels the first decade t 12.78 the second. The Indiana Sta tion found that clover in (he corn vheat-clover rotation increased th total value of the products ove that produced when timothy toe.] the place of clover by $8.07 in on case and $7.80 in another. The lib nois Station, as a result of a Ion series of trials, found that cor alter clover yielded twice what cor after com yielded and also moi than corn in the corn-oats rotatioi The Missouri Station found that C-year rotation with clever an k t?mothy the last 3 years was finar cially profitable and maintained th \ productivity of the oil. 1 Some rotation should be used, an lc lover should be an important eh 'ment in the rotation, but the pai ticular rotation selected mush depen 1 or local and economic condition; The organic matter in the s il i used up most rapidly when the lan is in com or wheat. JJ, can be rc placed by turning under crop res dues, but legumes alone can add n trogen as well as organic matter t the soil. Rich Soil Under Clover. The Pennsylvania Station four that of ?oils under various crops tY soil under mature clover was riche: in organic matter and in nitroge Lift off Corns! Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezone costs only a few cents. [g]J Witii your fingers! You can li off any hard com, soft corn, or coi between the toes, and the hard sk calluses from bottom of feet. A tiny bottle of "Freezone" cos little at any drug store; apply a fc drops upon the corn or callus. I stantly it stops hurting, then short you lift that bothersome corn or ca lus light off, root juk! all, withoi ore bit of pain or soreness. Trul; Mo humbug.- adv (E. O. W.) I-*' : ''' : vv/" \ followed by the oil containing clover 1 r< sidence or under young clover. C. ! Ci. Williams of the Ohio Station, said 1 in the Ohio Farmer: "Inability to ltdioss cultivated land once in 3 to 5 yeare with manure, or failure to plow under a full crop of clover or its equivalent as frequently, may be expected, sooner or later, to bring about conditions in which commercial nitrogen can be used with piofit." But can the general farmer afford to buy commercial nitrogen when he can get the nitrogen through the clover crop. This is the question farmers must consider now. In spite of the high cost of seed, farmer* will be well advised if they do not r<r>(rlrwf f.lio rlnvoy r> V.V.V4 V.U|I. O ? jf-'eeS Z-G&gBAiti IU-".i:vcs t*i9 Aching, Feverish feeling. Stops Coughs, Colds, Sure Throat. Loosens tho Phlegm?Clears (ho Head k and Chest. 35c Your Druggist's. I OFFERSSOTUTiT ; STRANGE SIGNALS e , Baltimore Divine Gives Ex1 I planation of Wireless 8 Messages. t r j i Rev. W. A. Crawford Frost, of d i I Baltimore, who is a member of tho i Astronomical Societies of France and Great BriUlm, has sent to each 0 ^ 7 o of these bodies a suggested solution of the problem that has been recently occupying the attention of the s scientists of the world, namely, the j strange signals that have been receive<l by wireless in various parts f of the earth, says the Baltimore ^ Sun. His explanation is exceeding y simple and is as follows: t "If you throw a stone into the water to your left and immediately lliorpiiflnr fhvnw nnnllmv ctnnn 5H ' feet to the right of the first, the waves caused by the two stones will be antagonistic to each other. When they meet they will tend to neutralize and destroy each other. But if you throw a stone into the water ^ straight in front of you and a Seconal stone, shortly after, close to an'l irside the wave caused by the first, ^ the wave of tho second will act havmoniously with the first and w.'ll ^ reinforce and augment it. c J "Now the most significant things I J about these strange signals in that ( they occur at or about the time w 1 when there is a most unusual n i i alignment of the planets. Eaily in the winter we were told that on a e ^ certain day all the planets won hi I)'* arranged in a straight line from ' the sun outward, as if they were on the spoke of a wheel of which the 0 J sun was the hub. There weie great many eonjertuies as to whal (J wculd happen. Some said that the I end of the world would come other .J that, as Mercury and Venus came b( (j tweon the earth and the sun, the} I would cut off part of the sun's ray? jsjfrom the earth and we would have 1 ar. intensely cold winter; but ii never occured to anybody that thi 1 airangement of the p'anets mighl afford an unusual opportunity foi .) wireless signals, yet a little rc fie:, tion will show that such is th< case. j! "The planets foUow a certain or 0 dor in regard to their progress an< ^ density according to their distance n fi 0111 the. sun, the more remote th< 'j planet the less is its density. Saturr ~iis still more of a sun than a plane and no life as we know it coul< possibly exist on it. Jupiter is abou jhalf sun and half planet and is no j sufficiently dense to be inh?b'ted | Mars is more dense than Jupiter but if there are living creatures o: it they are likely to be le.is interi gent than the people of the eaith because the whole planet is less ad vanced in evolution than ours, anc it\ inhabitants would probably cor respond to the creatures that live on the earth in prehistoric times these giant monsters, some of whos fossil remains are in our museum.Hut Venus and Mercury are mor cenden?ed and advanced than th earth and we would naturally expec them to be inhabited by beings mor intelligent than we are. "N.ow, let us suppose that this i 151 Catarrh Cannot Be Cured in 6y LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as the: cannot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh Is ft local disease, greatly infiu ts 3need by constitutional conditions. HALL'I CATARRH will euro catarrh w it iH taken Internally and acta throng! n_ ; the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of tn " System. IIAUVS CATARRH MCDICINI ly Is composed of some of the best tonic known, combined with some of the bes l'" blood purifiers. The perfect combinatlo of the ingredients in HABI/S CATARIIJ ' ! MEDICIN10 is wiiat produces such won /' flerful results in catarrhal conditions. Drngginto 76e. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O, V - v * frai yv. THE HORRY HERALD. CON OF THOSE IN FAVO! PLEASE STAND Let everybody else drop in a the wonderful Easter Bargai Everything that is new and can dress you from head to f | manship and lower prices. ! OUR READY-TO-WEAR DRE ! WAIST ARE EYE OPENER LOW I Men's, Boys' and Youth's S are sum clothes. Ribbon has gone out of sight and can sell you at old price Our dress goods department i tity and lower prices for the miss our silk department. JB ery line. Our Furniture Department o 1 and prices lower. Our groc 1 plete. We make the price t The good people of Horry Co advertisements. We are un and that does its own advert Yours for n CONWAY BAR A .C. Thoi item! |Hfl Often owe their start toward i g? SALESMEN send for 01 1 YOU CAN OBTAIN A 1 9 INVESTORS JVrito TEXAS LEASING COM the case, and that Venus and Mercury have been in wireless communication with each other for centuries, but, that the sending apparatus of either one bv itself was not stronir enough to reach the earth. No hope could be entertained that their waves could reach the earth so long as those waves were antagonistic to each other. It would be only when Mercury, Venus and the earth were in, or nearly in, the same straight line that the waves from Mercury 1 could be received by Venus, QHd, 1 alter they had passed that p anet, ' could be reinforced by harmonious 1 waves sent after them from Venus, 1 and thus the two together might bo ; able to leach the earth with such 1 power as to affect wireless leceiving stations. ''The conclusion seems to be inevit able. These signals do not come from Mars, but from Mercury an 1 Venus acting together." 5 : IREATVOF PEACE ; SLAIN BY MONEY 1 Macon, Ga.?"Three-eiuarters of a million dollars killed the treaty ot j peace and the league of nations cov enant," charged Attorney ' General A. Mitchell Palmer here in his ad" dress in behalf of his own candidacy t - * i cts 1like dynj calomel com s crashes into Take "'Dodson's L 19 ,t If you feel bilious, headachy, cong stipated and all kpocked out, just go I. 4A /lwirtr?le4 stwwl ' vvr j win UIIU tl UUHIC OI e Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents, which is a harmless vegetable sub^ stitutc for dangerous calomel. Take 1 a epoonful and if it doeAn't start your liver and straighten you up , better and quicker than nasty calomel WAY, 8. 0., APRIL 15, 1920. R OF THE NO FENCE LAW ON YOUR HEADS t the Bargain House, and see n we have for you in all lines, up-to-date, we have it. Wc cot, best quality, finest workSSES, SUITS, SKIRTS AND | S AS TO GOOD LOOKS AND >RIOES v.its from $4 to $60 and they in price. We bought early s. Big stock to select from, s second to none; quality, quan same merchandise. Don't verything for everybody in ev v the third floor is complete, cry department is always comhe other fellow can't match, unty keep us too busy to write der-buying and under-selling j ising. lore business, GAIN HOUSE npson, Prop. fortune to tlicir first little lease ?ajf ir proposition (Seme,,) if LEASE FREE OF COST K? for Particulars?Positively 'romotion or Oil Stock PAW 612 Wheat Building rAlll FOItT WORTH, TEX. Sj for presidential nomination in Georgia. City hall auditorium was packet! with what was said to have been the largest crowd ever assembled "With t Vl n mn ir?vif-?r vntn wn >.^1-1 nnn 1 .. .... v-.x/ KiMjVAivjr * Vic J/Ul in Michigan," he continued, "Senator Lodge organized the foreign rela! tions committee and refused to report the treaty. If the Democrats had carried Michigan?if the Republican party had spent, ray, only a i couple of hundred thousand dollars the Democrats would have organized : the senate and the foreign relations (committee would have reported the [treaty and it would have been pass ! cd. It took months of struggle tc get these Democrats to desert th? party. The attorney general defended th< administration of President Wilson ; He read a letter from Senator Hok< Smith, who a few nights ago criticis 1 ed the attorney general from th< same platform. The letter wa dated November 14, 1919, being writ ton after the deportation of th< "Reds," as follows: r "I am just sending this or.e o many appreciative editorials appear ing in Georgia papers. May I ad< my own sincere congratulations t< l you and the country. If at any tim< I can be of assistance to you in th< senate, be asssured I will appreciat* I vmiv rnllintr /vn mn " i%> O "fV# He declared that the purpose o r Hoke Smith and Senator Reed an< ISCARDED )ANGEROUS ilivates! It's mercury. Calomel imite on a sluggish liver. When es into contact with sour bile it it, causing cramping and nausea., iver Tone" Instead I I and without making you sick, you just 20 back and ffot vonr mnn#r - O * """J ' If you take calomel today you'll be sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides, it may salivate you, while if yoii take Dodson's T/iver Tone you will wake up feeling great, full of ambition and ready for work or play. It is harmless, pleasant and safe to give to children; they like it. Where Is Relief 1 Blazin Host I Endure ForeVer the Torturous Itching? The skin is fed from the blood, end upon the condition of the blood depends whether pr not 1 your skin will be healthy and free i from boils, pimples, scaly irrita- 1 tions, red eruptions and other dis- 1 figuring and unsightly disorders. The sensible treatment that will < tahow real results is a remedy that ] others was to repudiate Wilson and , I embarass the present administration i and to change the Democratic poli-1 cies. "They say I can not carry Pennsylvania," said the attorney general. "If the party will nominate some man who can carry Pennsylvania, I'll be for him. But he must be a better Democrat than has yet announced." Mr. Palmer referred to criticisms of his Quakerism and statements that he had refused the post of secretary of war in 10x6 and could not, therefore, be the eomamnder of the army and navy as president. "Far be it from me to deny the faith of my fathers," said Mr. Palmer. "I could'nt accept a post in the piping days of peace where I should have to spend four of the best years 01 my life in preparation for war ENJOYS HIS 3 MEALS A DAY Mr. Y/oolen Thinks Much ot ZIRON, Because II Made Him His Old Self Again. Sick people do not get much out of life. In order to enjoy your meals, to do your work well, you must be strong and healthy. Pale, weak, nervous people frequently need iron to enrich their blood ana to restore vitality to their system, and a good way to supply the iron is to follow the example ot Mr. Clayton Wooten, ot Scotland, Ga., who used Ziron Iron Tonic and has this to say about it: "1 have taken Ziron according to directions and I can truthfully say tnat it Is a line tonic. It has done me all the good. since l began taking it, I havegainedfeight pounds in weight and enjoy eating three meals a day. I shall do all 1 can to recommend Ziron." Try Zironl Your druggist sells Ziron on a guarantee to refund your money if I the first bottle fails to benefit. You can^ . not lose anything, but very likely will gain much, by getting a bottle of Ziron, today 1 ZN 14 \bur Blood Needs TR li'-> I'ASS NATTCii All per. i,".s a"c hereby notified and forbidden to enter or in any m'.in ner trespa s upon my t a?t of lan I containing; seventy-fivo (75) acres, more or less, in B:iyboro Township, bounded North by L. W. Geriald and R. M. Hardee, Hast by Levi C. ^ Gerrald Estate, South by Joe Lewis land an 1 West by Jesse and P. C. Prince. All persons violating this Notic-o will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. ' W. G. GERRALD. 1 8111I20-4U. pd. ) N ; Buy in tli , Where high rents are not i< haps this item does not exii only the State and County expense in seliing goods; ai cs do not have to be paid. Our store is in the coui where you can come and se and the advantages we enjsome money when you arrii We keep the best gooi and we keep a good stock. 1920 for fertilizers, dry g< ers' hardware. Come to the old reliat I DUSENBUI Toddville, From ig Skin Diseases? will cleanse the blood thoroughly and kill the germs that cause the trouble. And for this purpose no remedy ever made can approach the record of S. S. S. which :leanses the blood of the disease germs, at the same time building!} ip the general health. * For valuable literature write to Uhief Medical Adviser, 100 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. ?? i J that I believe is impossible,'* declared the speaker. "But I was for this world war. Every boy in my family and every boy in my wife's family, all Quakers, were in the war from the first to> the last." "If you want references as to my fighting ability, I refer you to sev- wjy eral battle-scarred Republicans." "When I saw him attacked and jPf villified and no one willing to (Mfenri him, I determined to carry th^i^lag of Wood row Wilson to the people/' declared Mr. Palmer, and the audience cheered. Mr. Palmer has so fully recovered from his illness at Gainesville, \vhich has kept him out of the Georgia h l presidential preference primary cam?;4?? paign for two days, that he announc I ed that he would go to WaycroMs, following his meeting here. NEWSAND NOTES*, FROM FLORENCE Florence.?Formation of a company capitalized at $55,000 to build a chain of sweet potato curing and storage warehouses in Florence county and handle pedigreed seeds was announced at the offices of the chambebr of commerce by Mr. Bentin Young who is understood to have associated with him leading business men of Florence, Timmonsville and Lake City. According to Mr. Young all of the stock in the company has been placed and a meeting of the stockholders will be called shortly lo begin operations. An expert sweet potato grower has been retained to- , supervise the details of the enterprise and to buy the seed. Many farmers in this section will go heavily into sweet potato growing as the boll weevil encroaches upon their f.elds. You Do More Work, You are more ambitious and you get more ^ mjoyment out of everything when you* i blood is in good condition. Impurities in the blood have a very depressing effect on the system, causing weakness, laziness nervousness and sickness. GROVE'S TASTELESS Cliill TONPC restores Energy and Vitality by Purifyiufi and Enriching the Dlood. When you feel \ its strengthening, invigorating effect, see ^ how it brings color to the cheeks and how t, it improves the appetite, you will then appreciate its true tonic value. V;' GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC t is not a patent medicine, it is simply J IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup. ?j So pleasant even children like it. The blood needs Quinine to Purify it and IRON to Enrich it. Thesa reliable tonic prop* i Cities never fail to drive out impurities in the blood. The Strength-Creating Power of GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it the favorite tonic in thousands of homes. More than thirty-five years ago, folks would ride a long distance to get GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC when a , member of their family had Malaria or needed a body-building, strength-givin^ ' tnnip C TK? fnrmnln '!? "' - ?v*aaw* ? ? *?v AVftMIUiO IO JUOi IMC OttlllC W* J day, and you can get it fron^jiny drug jj store. 60c per bottle. "V i ? e Country ) be considered, where per? * >1 at all; and where there is H taxes to be added in as an J id where the high town tax- I itry but it is on a good road M ?e us without much troubfy 1 :>y will enable us to save you \ 1 ire. 4* M is to be had for the mone) I j Try us at Toddville dUring * j H >ods, groceries, and farm- r [ )ie. J 1 qv o on- l i hi a ou. 1 O S. c. i I'M