Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE a Medium for ^ornrmjoicat?rio News anc? Devoted to tlTetUptoufidin*, of Beiton and VIeinity, and l'll&SrAAlfJ* FERTILIZER FACTS No. 7 CO-OPERATION Wo help ourselves by helping others. This principle is now generally recognized by successful business men. To improve the soil not only benefits the farmers but every business interest. Farmers and soil builders welcome all worthy movements for bettering agricultural conditions. This is the true spirit of CO-OPERATION. . Three of t]io greatest national agencies now at work for this co-operation ara Tim NATIONAL SOIL FERTILITY LEAGLTE, TI1E MIDDLE WEST SOIL IMPROVEnfENT COMMITTEE, THE SOU, IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE OF THE SOUTHERN FERTILI ZER ASSOCIATION. Tliese agencies are stimulating agriculture, commerce* and all.lines of industry ; helping to dignify the great profession of farming; impressing upon all the people that the future prosperity of the nation and all citizens depend upon increasing the pro dactivity of the soil. . The Soil Improvement Committee, recognizing the true value of agricultural ed ucation is now organizing an Educational Bureau which it hopes will^aid farmers to> develop the soil and get the most?out of their labor and their fertilizers. The Soil Im provement Committee has determined that every ton of fertilizer that goes to the far mer shall profit him at least double th? cost, and four times If possible. This can bo done only when the farmer does his part. He must learn how to use fertilizers to the* best advantage and adopt efficient business methods on the faun. To accomplish this the Committee's Educational Bureau will serve the f armera nnd the?pubEc in the following ways: 1st. By correspondence with farmers along all lines of agriculture. 2nd. By keeping before the public the last word on improved methods of farm ing and uses of fertilizers. 3rd. By lecturing*before gatherings of all kinds, farmers' meetings and state and national associations. ,. ? 4th. By publishing bulletins for free distribution^amuus farmers ??4 business* men. , 5th. By keeping on file for free dbtribution leaflets and pamphlets explaining the best farm operations and latest results obtained by Experiment Stations, etc Often a leaflet will help the farmer to save many dollars in a season. Gib. By helping the factory and the dealers to understand tho farmer and hi* ? ?t-? ."LIT!""" ---- * k^<Ml<IM??.. - -> .' The Committee has undertaken a big work out th? spirit of Co-operation and tht* realizntion of the benefits that will accrue to all concerned have prompted it. Writ* for free Bulletin No. 2 on Cotton. SOIL IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE Southern Fertilizer Association, Atlanta, Ga. U. S. A. J RKLTOX HIGH SCHOiHi XEWS. Wednesday evening, Jan. 28.?The Honea Path high school gav.? a very Intt resting play ''Henris und Dia monds", in the opora house iierc. It was highly amusing and v-vy inueh enjeyed. A dem I ttle ?um w;t3 real ised... \ Friday afternoon another exciting gamp of basket hail was played hero bt!t\vr-en llcneu Path and Doiton. The vic tory laid l!nie turned in favor of ttcltOU. 1 ! to ?. A Junior Clitc League has been or ganized In ?le school hero. Tho girls nnd t>o%3 take great pride in helping't? Uuuiify the school ground) and streets. On Friday afternoon tho Literary ] Society of the high school held its i usual meeting. The program Was i carried out beautifully and was en joyed to the utmost by ail. Miss Julia Neville vi3ited her sis ter, 'Miss Virginia, hare last woe!:. Y. 31. C. A. QUARTETTE HERE, Getting Ready For Sfulc Convention nt Greenville This Weofc. Showing Ubv/ convenient the rail road schedules are at this point.* it Is customary for appointments to made for meetings and conferences 1 c'.ween parties who wish to conter wit'.i each other. This was .demon l/?tcd yesterday when the interstate v. \i\ C. A. quartette composed of si::,;!.:!-! from four points met here .. rahtiranl prior to going in j Crc3HvJp'e' to take part In the musical p>o^rtal to be a feature of the an imal fcpnvtfilloii which meets at Crre::-:lie Thursday'of this W*ek. Tlic M?Uith of the Hotel Oefer Were turrotl iiVer so these gentlemen, and a trjbsi -, satisfactory rehearsal was held. Th?' v co:iipbslHg the quar tette u:ti. Me?srn. F. M. Burnett, An derson; H. E, :-' easard, Gr?er; Jas. L. Oourley. fJVfenv?le; L. R. Whit low, Greenwood. Tlai Thirty acre field of Cotton cn farm or W. H. Tolllson. Piedmont. 8. C, raised by UNION GUAN?" COis PANV3 FertUlaera. " Mr. Tolltvon Is one of the ih?ttSsjiia t? Sgfertied customers using these Fertilisai a. At your dealer for our goods and 'accept a eoubstittite. A better Fertiliser will produce a better crop, "UNION BRANDS" have demonstrated to many d* tt?jfeH planters in your own county their superior "crop producing" Qualities. Ask tits man who uses thta?. For taie by Hndgeas * Ragsdnla, Telafcr. Bafeptea Mercaattte Coo, Pledwen*. Betten Mercantile Co, Belle?. IieaneU Mercantile Co, Easier. Victor Mercantile Co.. YTOUaJStttes. Empire Mercantile Co* Willlansts*. F. F .Cos, GreeavSUo. J. n. Douthit, Randy Spiiagj. ^ aud many other in Anderson. Grebnvfile and Ptr.kdfckdiogntlca, Vor further Information write ?tat ras resaataUve si Anderson. Mr. S. EL Barrls? or address UNION^UANO COMPANY. Winston -Sale**. N. O. BELTO^f DOTS * ********** ??- '; ? Mr. atMt Mrs. H. M 0tjbr, who have beeii spending some time with their daughter. Mrs. Roy Whltlock. at Landrum, returned tu their home at Helton. Hev. W. T. T?te, who has been at the bedside of his son at Winston- I ftalera, N. C, revirned home Friday and reports his eon much improved. The following gentlemen are regis tered at the Hotel fleer today: J. II. Rodger, Tennessee; Tom Stewart, j Greenville; Ja?. L. Oatiriey. Green ville; L. Ts. Whitlow, Greenwood; F. M. Burnett. Anderson; G. E. Spes sard, Greer; E. H. Blske, Greenwood; Wm. P. H. RUcy. New York; T. W. Woodworth. Richmond, Va.; W. W. Dodnon. South Carolina; C. W. Wun namaker. Jr., Greenville; W. F. H. Tupper, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Ci. W. Gaines of Bel ton, spent Saturday near Anderf.oi with relatives. Misses Mattie Vandlver and Kan otte Campbell of Ballon? were - in -Anderson Saturday. Among the pleasant social events > of the week were the dinner parties ' given by Mro. R. A. Lewis in honor or her house guest. Mis? f .-kpatri'ek. Gn ?tine?day. Mrs. Lewis entertained Thursday she had congenial party of friends to dine with h?rv J - I i Mrs. J. IT. MteCuen entertained a j nr.n-.her of friends at'a gpend-the-day j party on Thursday Mrs. D. C. BTown has returned to her home In Anderson. after a few rinyt' vtay with tipr parents, Mr, SCfl Mrs. F. t'linkscalefl. - (The Rev. Wi T. T?te spent the week In Wtnftton-3?lem. N. C. ' 'Miss Lelda Pboro is visiting frtendB I in Sunnnerton and Florence. Dr. and MrB. Shbrewslter, of ' Plttsburg, Pa., ho hnve been spending some time in Belton, guests of Mrs. j A. C. Latiiaer, have reinrned home. Mr. and Mtr. L. m. Heard *of *eT- j nerton. Ga.. after spending sometime | with Mrs. A. C. Latitner at tSls place, j have returned home. J. M. V*i, Jr., one of our townsmen* \ sold a very valuable 54 acre farm irn.ing to J. A. Vox. This farm is !sated four miles from the hustlig town of Belton,' and brought $75 per "acre. This Is one of the best farm ing, sections In the Piedmont and the price paid per acne goes to show that this is indeed one or the leading ag u?liural point:* in this part of the State. s I. Mt. and Mrs. A. A. Bristow and ! daughter, Annie, of Greenville, spent 1 Suiidpv wtth Herln HOTEL Gl ER CHANGES HAW.. Hotel Geer, the popular hotel of Dlton, owned by H. M. Geer, one 6t our; prosperous business men. chang ed bauds this morning. This hotel has been ruh very successfully for tome time by W. J.Jamleaori, a Ijotel man of wide experience. The new proprietor. C. K. Llvingrion.. who ! took charge of the hotel this morning, j Is a native of North, Orangebur.; i nutty, and comet; to Belton highly recommended as a' hotel man. Mr. j Geer, the owner of Hotel Goeer. spekke in the highest terms of Mr. ! Livingston, and a?ks tbe support of j th? travelling public. Raws: n Wrijhi, or 1? tn Anderson today on business. Look on page 6 for Anderson Tail oring o.*s ao\ I I-I h- n .-h i iHiimiii.wi -i - - your*to*Jt and poultry. W<Hh*** the followmg '.njfslff?: International. Bee Dee, Dr. Le Geerf?, Fratt's, F??tz curia zll?dk^??t*? Sait Brick. Bs?ton, S. C. HB9 PELZER SOCIAL s* Pelser. Veil. 2.?The J. V. G. Club Is nuit?? popular. A number o? social ? vents have hften glvett In Its honor r.inco the holiday season. On last Wednesday afternoon Miss Bara Cobb moat charmlnRly entertained the members of the club at the home of Dr. and Mrs. I>endy on tabby street. Miss Cobb Is one of reiser's most popular taerhcra and is boarding with Dr. and Mrs. Dondy. Her guets for Wednesday afternoon were entertain ed at Hook. Quite a tempting salad cours" was served by the hostess Those who enjoyed all this were Msl?C4 <!arr'e and Esther Ijinder. Carrie Crane. Misses Helle and 8?? Cloud, Miss Maude Stewart and Miss Cobb. Two of our leading merchants, Mr. W. L. Welborn, of the firm of W. I* Wi-lborn Furlntur? Co. and Mr. J. L. liandnun of the Hiudman & Beam Co., have just returned from High Point, X. C where they went to pur chase their spring, stock. Several or our merchants are pre pn-JUr; to leave for the northren mar kets wh'^re t>ie expect to purchase attractive lines of spring goods, etc. PelsST will have two or three new mlllitu r? for the coming season. The W. H. Welborn Co.. will have their old milliner. While the Palmetto will hsve' new ones Pelzor is looking rather np-todr.te these days with 700 houses freshly painted, with tht- bank and mercan tile houses all prospering and with thrv ^haAl In m.^.' f l/...wl?ht(i ta *w*n dltion. Just cdttv'T?> Pelser sntfcateh'l the fever of "up-todatcness." It's t or.fr. g'ou ?! Petzcr wss saddened Wednesday when the news reached here announc ing the death of Dr. Wister Wilson. Of Wllllauifttcn. Dr. Wilson had score? of rriends iiere where he has at va rious times had patients. He was a true southern gentlcmun, an upright nusini.'hs ni.ni. a good. Iiouest and ' omp?-tent physicien and a faithful follower or his great Physician on hla^' vfe''Wirrte missed here. A number of our people went* over to Will in listen Thursday afternoon for the funeral which was held rrom the First Baptist church at that place. The funeral services w&ve conducted by hi* pastor, Dr. Thayer. Mrs. T. C. Stewart had as her guest Mrb. T. M. Mnhon of Wtllt&mston last week. ? Mr. Will Harrison of Greenwood spcntl ast Monday night here with his mother. Mrs. Harrison. Several of our people weat to Greeuville this week. Among them were Mrs. A. H. Crenshaw with hor stBt?r. Mrs. Jap. A. Martin of Wfl iamston. Mr"t Luth*r Martin of Beavcrton wan a business visitor in town Wed nesday. The friends of Mrs. John B. Bonner are delighted to hear that she la Im proving, Our popular bank cashier, Mr. John Hudgens, was out of town cn business "The'people the ."srot vPrekby last Tuesday. terlan church w * re glad to have with them last Sunday morning and even ir.?. Dr. Bean Clinton. Dr. Beau was the guest of Mr. and Mrs A. fV. Blake on Lebby street during hi* visit here. Miss Ernestine Major or Golden Orove visited relatives here last week end.' Shoals always welcomed hearti ly in Pclzcr. Miss Major la how priu e.p.sl of the Golden Grove school. M and Mrs. C. J. Murphy visited relatives here last Wednesday. Mo. 4 Drug Store has a new Clerk, Mr: Charlie Jcnkips. Miss Edith Blgby is spending the week-end in Wililamston. Prof. Peatrte IS spent Saturday In Greenville. Mrs. Lewis Blake of Bel ton visited la Pelzer last week. News .bas just been received here that Mr. Wrung of Hodges is not ex pected to live; He lias just undergone a very serious operation. .Mr. Your.,; Is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Munday of this place. .-l???.,^ c r. ???re's honing ?or bigger nnri better things for it. HA1B BECOMES DK THIGKjra Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly com pounded, brings hack the- natural color and lustre to the hair 'when faded, streaked or gray; also suds dandruff, tteblug scalp-and stops fait ing hair. Years ago the only way to get tills mixture was to moke it at home, wb,'c'4 Is is mossy and trouble some! Nowadays, we slnr>ly ask at say drug store for "Wyeth's flage snd T; Sulphur ?iall RemedyYou will IC get a. large bottle for about 50 cents. ' Kverj'JoJy uses this old. famous re cipe,^ because no one can possibly tat? V?at you darkened, your hair, as it dotes it so naturally and evenly. See dampen a spong> or ??ft brash wHn H and draw this through yonr f0?ar, 'Uklnts one small strand st s Urne ; by morn lag the gray hair dis* appears, und after another ftesltca tlon Or two. your halt becomos beat** llfully dark, thick and tr lossy end you .look year's younger. < B So Kind! I i _je good to the children?" | very; she lets them do ey?^hlail their father doesn't want them to do," COLO? I ?tru Cuinu uut pjc?3c US ??crter ?h?.1 t? SS* y?iu u?Ct?f ?o?ut Ayers Cherry Pectoral for hard colds, coaghs, bronchitis OLIVER CHILLED PLOWSj f. OlIVER CHILLED PLOW Vfth less -?tpendnure of mbn?y and phrctoal faro* SULLIVAN HARDWARE Co. ANDERSON, S. C. BELTON, & Gi ForFishihs, ? rorttsnt Lawterns c^*??* and Mart Use under A? Give steady, bright light Easy to light Easy to clean and rewick. Don't smoke. Don't blow out in tfce wind Don't leak. dealers cceiyt??crw STANDARD OIL GpMPANY Waahlncton, t,. C. i"9"?*1 ? ^^^?^V*. e Dust of ALWAYS IN THE LEAS tor Golds, Croup and Pneumonia. Just rub it o* housands of testimonials from thoso who havo used it Monev MCK if not as represented. ? . n^?t?ed CRrtirane P^nhrit?on in a nnmbar cf cna?spn).*\cbe? n^reaaljv ?priaed bp r?solu. It ?? attrapa come upg> ^^lidhi^f^v' n,,re7?I3r ITava givers Go wan a Pr*thcrrt?t?? fc thorough test and, can say it - I.e? ?ot tlio irciiercr* rri?tmiorrin, ^nobp?mf w JAS. P. SS?Ttf, ?. rV; hi AU DrttfflfiaW well Cowans. 3 siaes, 25c, 50c and ILO?): 30WAN MEDICAL GOMPAKX Contort N? c* ' ' ^4 x?e Intelligencer