Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r u wihsaeRu as i ti Y01u are the one that must be pleased. Iii S+ , F II i. ha i, t swhy.wese. noli'wse ymC 0ke.th1 l yle. Y( hatarente On hatn ust be Boyts knee-pants seisll o 1 .V--S, \ . . );. e. ( 1app oos $5.00 Mens Drssirts -Madras PercaleCrep an ikn.0 palb~s&to $5.00 Men's Oev erear-Un15 o $4tsan sepa atep es $ IVI up.it CL' M'Ven's Wrk Glovs,l50as ets to,$2.50. en ' SikAu1.to G$ve,5.00 t .0 Men'sfu lie NGlove -52.0 , . , 1.00 , Men's has, SUtdaesnSeamero Tuis.n seartepicen1t00up - Co. Man's Shop PRACTICAL HINTS Sr3R TREE PLANTERS (Prepar'rl 1} hv the (iiteel States DE I tinnwt.nt of \;I A ni ture.) Don't plant on grouid poorly Dj . onlI1't ll, on raw, new\\, or IW'liy;rol M'ii (,~ :.I i !1:1 i i'm IiiI t Ilont't lef s pllw hrlesof Io"en'tp pth sno inh prnt Don't dig small holes. Tree roots must not be cramped. Don't put grassy sods in it hole. Air spaces will kill the tree. Don't put manure in direct contact with tree roots. Don't plant carelessly. You are working for the future. Don't trim conifers when planting. Don't p lant iatrdw'oods wlI ith out. enttin himek one-third of the top. Don't fail to cl(tivat\ e thir -Il in Hanutdlint - - d Gruashing~ -Cc' e VC. :ation Must I urin.Icd. paria - t .,a Dh'amrt -Ii : y of hUrril 'a l i ~in:In a ' shiii i'al iis uf t'ierly p' oi1n ii" til i lk -ii' I i helinr mr'lt i a st "'ii. aire' runu t he taken la i' hn linI itli o:. -ilm ' n ki--* 't a ut mioeis to j I, \ii;ivt briin 11u1i 'ni' Ii rs hing, ats early' v':trtis are p-triieularly sus uncpible to (h-eny foilowlini juries. They nmist also be 14):114d in 5uch a w that eonplete ventilaition of the shipmlent will hn- insurd. In Comte part. of the emountry, -sneked tearly ptto es are l d 1 -n it ilt' layer hih . mid t he t'" 1 in ,v I' is4 N olIed ,1n I'll ,1n :1 Flo l t er in. I, I r; . T h !l' 1'wk . 41:1 r h .'"n.im Fine Potatocs, Evenu in Size and Qual ity. 1)ut In piniCi'. Tlhi s hasthe adii iivan iage of allowing i-uliliint imeii'i for veni latiion nal prmevein ru 'iishing the". poitaitioes' i thA liottmI" of the 1load1 by the weight of the sneks aove. Si'ous Iosses ini PotatoeOs now held in commolnn storage cant be larigiely re' ducedl If growemrs andtt shu ipper's take ntecessatry precautions in thte manage men'rt of theIr storage houses. All venilators andi doours should bte kept closed dutring the daytIme and storage rooms ventilatedi at night, whten the mainium outdoor temperature pre vails. Allowing the doors to remain (ipen duing t hi (liy wvhile gradIng or 1loadin g heotitoe maiiiiiy resuilt in grad ititly ris ing xl 11 rge' tempiIeratutres, per mlIttlag t he rap uid development of dhe. cay, and greatIly I in'creasinag I le losses from shin ik ige. Tlo imiiin suit 911able ti'Ru'niuIratur and hinoiildi t c ililins in po tatilo storagmmnieiious duing thle re -hipin'r's in the' iiuhimugi'ii't of their houiises. Thle-I ' trnsie i''' i niuimin sItor age stock intoi i:,Ihl mitorag~ie In iirder w~heire such'la iipraeull i'm fe 'uaslibe. Capacity of a Silo. A s11o 14 feel lt(indimeter and 32 feet hIgh will hold 100 tons of silage. This amount wIll feed 25~ cows 40 pounds of slaojo por day for 200 dale. DI1AILS N1E;1S. ' " to m n " * " 'r . . 5* I 4:W.: , Sept. :a4'. :\ vt IV' ;le~us:ti ;il '''11 ill ' w 1:1:0I~ 4(I ~l; Ih I' l1 '!1 t'I 1 nI ' II \ r . '( : ' 1 . Il I 1. \\' \ ' I . I " t ,..iit I , 111I~3 itiPI ii l ie 1, 11 (15-,.t i ll :1' C i e t Xi' t i" 't .Ili:. 1:'011 ., ! 4' : te. t :I 111t :!1;1 illt ' Ital liell of .It-I 1 'i~pirt oft 'ti tr:, eli'slmenhi of al ~\ \'1'1. lise ' I' I Clii :111 1 I S. Cur-~lli V.. \I' t .1. \ .1: t- 1 3'1"II,\ ;. os a IlPts I1( ilt' lie It ck ' \vi~ lt'. it II( I:1t' t s \1111 Ioe h enjoye Ms. Cu 'itt' ho iii li '. 8.eri: \I. W.i . Ia i - (Jaohn' Mr.;.cs ullh o lis. \11 roy t 1 l r i n t gerni i c orc I'll) , nii('d ii'bo d b I"! le Miiniirii losjh 1 : :'}, ' i I 4fI, ' ~11 ' :, i t \ r I . i 1 11 1 1 , ! It l Ii (Ii 4) I'~ l:I l 1:\, h - . r, ' I''11'I'l 1tl't 1ofwII' labor f' ~ ~ ige IIpralki1 t 1 111;1ltii1.I f' '']' r'1 I~rlq: t'uredISi~~ to: iru 1a I r ilt e I.tn t y Ir ~ IIi' I arage th friends conlgrattilale hitu on the ex eedillg!y good ltek w'hich has attend cil i it In his (hoseni branch of the iervi(e. .\lrs. 1;1:141k ".,l1, ;after enj.o "ir the sonnner1cI ni1oth.-; very' piens ;41~ I \.ilh l""1' io I1 t(n~t . 1";til: %I W .CP l'" i (11' t\ 'iII )I , o\ I(')F. C'( I o !1; !' n 'i* ~ t h lsye h,- p" en1 1 \1. and . 1 \'. (' . 'y h '1tw . (o w r i i.4.d i '. , a h ,e in t :, il i l ' et ;jrd inf a l' e Vacat ion day's it ng over, tusa of wie1 avas Jw(n e a this plac with his Paretits, I rof. Clyde Curry hr's r Inrned to Nashvii, 'ten., wii-etiJ he resuntes his dhities as instructor of hln'!ishl in Vanderbill liniversity. 'I'he re(luest for clothing for the neey Iins 1no dotth1 was g:ladily rece'lived by( a1"tll It: ( ('loss ;tix!!iarie's, l1ieb- respec ially web-Ioltned the opr ' rly of rend ring . 1 1 : h eede1 ' -r. Inn 11" 14u v\ li;Ile lull i(n .I(r'1. P ER UN A .ommtends it to Ner Frienids do'. oi Iu - ~~ il n more, g~.tro I sta1rte< .~m4t I l'er na I w!! ' J ust a ot', nu1 1); d 4 . o wen :ly,1 I Ihnd give upI Il hiopeH (if ever j.etI lig wetl; SUch a } utgh li i .. lung, nt couldi not ent 1iant.ilng. Now sinco takIi ng P er'una I weIgh one hundred anid tirty-fye poundn. Al my frIends Frahd I would 'ever et well. I was just a shadow. I have suroly recom monded your 'erund to many orf my friends, and they are using it. I will recommend Ierunn, for I am so thankful for what it has done for me." Sold verywhere aware h ther, e is a gr nd materials with corr s; conse~quently a larger< n the same business. XM mrt iof the mnaterial we weky It is~ requested a cash1 oaiss. In vie'w < we havec decided to e go on a cash basis. Thb sfully adopted by a large oughout the county. Thi e labor no roductive dollars te fease expense Sbetter to serve our cust< ye Mr. John Teague as forem aeople of Laurens know that tnt. ate your patronage in the pat -ve you in the future. BUY LIBERTY BQNDS aidrop's Garn .lr. and .\lrs. I. . Brooks, of (gray ('grit, were the s nl-the--d y g sil s S im r .roos on :lK AunLlay. 41L iii Keep Cool du rind thle hot sum mer dlays and iiglits-, u will enjoy better eialt and do better work DE ,a GHT I -7 (2~~~ .,l.I l r .-ty .? MM r QB urnds Before Tak nAM Now Weigh 135 Pounds Mis1s Clara Lohr, 21 N. Gold SL, Grand Rapids. Mich. In her letter opposite Misa Lohr tells in convincing words of the benefits she received from Po. runa.. Ir puid or Tablet Form eat scar city esponidin gly :apital is re Te pay cash ise, arnd ovr I by the' U.ni busine~i vs >f these cir lose all ac is policy has part of the is will--. work amers an of our Gar there is none t, and will do ige anrenn S. C.