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IfcCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOt^H CAROLINA
Thursday, March 14, 1935?-
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IcdBHKl MESSENGER
Every Thursday
B^tblishad JaOf 5, 1902
EDMOND J. McCRACKEN,
Editor and Owner
Mteaed di the Post Office at Mc
Cormick, S. C-, as mail matter of
Ofew second class.
EffUSCBAFTION RATES:
Qo« Year — $1*00
Bfx Months .75
Three Months — QO
Cotton Program
Assists Sound
Farm Practice
To Accept 33 For
Service Ki Marines
Frrther process es^ablishins:
a system of balanced farming in
fhi; South is exnected this year bv
Fully A. Cobb, head of the cotton
s'-clion of the Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration.
It is very gratifying to realize”.
Itae says, “that as we enter the third
jear of the cotton-control program,
wb have not only made good prog-
ress in adjusting the supply of
cotton to the demand, but rapid
tfrides have been made toward a
hew independence in the South, institute
Payments to the cotton producer
m return for co-operating in the
production adjustment program,
mut raising the price of his main
crop through the cotton program tioned a t Shanghai
Headquarters U. S. Marine Corps,
has authorized the Savannah Dis
trict to accept thirty-three candi
dates for service with that crack
organization during the month of
March. Headquarters of this dis
trict are commanded by Major
Louis Estell Fagan, U. S. M. C., and
are at the Post Office Building,
Savannah. Ga.
The territory includes Virginia,
the Carolinas, eastern Georgia, and
Florida, and accepted applicants
are transferred from Savannah to
the training base at Parris Island,
S. C., midway between Charleston
and Savannah on Port Royal
Sound. After learning the duties of
a sea-soldier, the embroyo Marine
is transferred to a shore station
an the east or west coast, or to one
of the country’s battleships, cruis
ers, or aircraft carriers afloat on
the seven seas. Travel is varied,
adventure is -enjoyed, and life-long
friendships are formed with fine
young Americans from every state
and territory of the Union. Extra
ordinary educational facilities are
offered gratis by the Marine Corps
in Washington, which
conducts correspondence classes
with Marines as far aWay as China,
where the famous Fourth Regiment
and the Legation Guard are sta--
and Peiping,
TH£ W£W CHEVftOLETS
4 a
oKfe 1 * rr*e tmesr combinafioh of,
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high duality, low oritus and low
o
operating costs Chevrolet has ever
** * c.
offered to the American public
Have made it possible to plan
Jbnaihg operations in a way which
hitherto impossible.”
Through ultimate adjustment,,
Mr. Cobb believes that certain lands
are unsuited for cultivation
which condemn the owner to
will be permanently retired
and allowed to produce timber, “ * 1
wCtBe a much larger portion of the Wnrk
Mfebte areas will be devoted to soil- VTai ™ w ^
respectively.
All applicants should address
Marine Recruiting, Post Office
Building, Savannah, Ga. Prompt
and courteous replies will be re
turned to prospective candidates
by an efficient office personnel.
For March
■oBdihg crops each year, with the
■nplt that in future years an ad-
fuate supply of the basic crops
nay*be produced more economical- The most important result of
Eron less land. , producing vegetables on the farm
Ifecmitted reduction of as much is the improvement which may be
ay Jb-fyC cent bf cotton acreage in expected-in^the health and food
9IGi ;wftKi leave land available for habits of the family—not the sav-
roving - crops and for the ing of money spent for these sup-
of food and feed crops, | plies. Medical authorities and
no- more of tboee crops j food specialists say that to be
.tbs aye^ge dytfng th<?
is produced.
hfealthy and strong and active one
should : ■ plenty of fruit and
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giving the most brilliant per
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Chevrolet. . . featuring Body
by Fisher (with No Draft
Ventilation) ... Improved
MasterBlue-Flame Engine...
Extra-Rugged X Frame . . .
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. . . Cable-Controlled Brakes.
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\
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Controlled Brakes ... Shock-
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DEA1.EI* AOVEKTISKMENT
THE NEW STANDARD COACH—$475
AND UR. List price of New Standard Roadster at Flint,
Mich., 0465. With bumpers, spare tire and tire lock, the lis t
price is $30 additional. Prices quoted in this advertisement
are list at Flint and are subject to change without notice.
$
560
THE MASTER DE LUXE COACH—$580
AND UR. List ;
Mich., $560. With bumper
the list price is $25.00 additional. Prices quoted in this
advertisement are list at Flint and are subject to change
without notice. Knee-Action optional et $30.00 extra.
t price of Master De Lure Coupe at Flint,
With bumpers, spare tire and tire lock.
And so, when you decide
to buy your new car, may
we suggest that you see and drive these
1935 Chevrolet^. You will find that they
give much more quality than you are
accustomed to getting at Chevrolet prices.
Much more beauty—much more ability
to serve long and dependably—and much
more performance. Yet the New Stand- :
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six. And the Master De Luxe Chevrolet
also is offered at exceptionally low prices.
Moreover, these are the most economical
Chevrolets ever built. Come in—see them
today!
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY
DETROIT, MICHIGAN
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McCORMICK, S. C.
vegetables.
Hints
The wide-awake gardener has
planted Irish potatoes, radishes,
onion sets and plants, has his as
paragus and rhtiWhrb roots set
out. and his English peas and
spinach up.
Make Plantings Now If Ground
. Will Do To Work
Potatoes—Irish Cobbler, Bliss,
Triumph. Cover tubers 4 inches to by's Egyption; sow seed 1-2 to l
6 inches deep in rows 2 1-2 feet inch, deep; thin and transplant to
apart; hills 10 inches to 12 inches rows 2 1-2 feet; seedlings 3 inches
to 4 inches apart.
apart; 12 to 15 bushels per acre.
Spinach—King of Denmark,
Blqomsdale and New Zealand for
summer; sow seed 1-2 inch deep
in open, 1 ounce to 100 feet; rows
2 1-2 feet apart; thin 4 inches to
6 inches apart.
Beets—Detroit Dark Red, Cros-
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1W1ST
YOUR COTTON to
<JlQy$ter
HELD
TESTED
FERTILIXEB
A:
m
Has Stood the Test of Time
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TTOR a generation Royster has been studying plant ioods, and has spent
thousands upon thousands of dollars in all kinds of research work;
d Royster does nothing but manufacture fertilizers—and has never sacrificed
quality to volume or price. Trust your cotton to Royster’s—and be assured of
the best fertilizer that it is humanly possible to produce; d All Royster
Fertilizers are non-acid-forming. C. See your Royster agent and let him
know how many tons of Royster Field Tested Fertilizer you will need.
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FIELD TESTED FERTILIZERS
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ROYSTER.. CkUANOcC O.M PAN Y,~ NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
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Peas—Laxton’s Progress, Laxton-
ian; sow seed 2 inches deep in
open, 1 quart to 100 feet; rows 2 1-2
feet; sow thinly in drill.
Parsley—Moss *Md|-
1-2 inch deep in the open. 1
ounce to 100 feet; transplant seed
lings 10 inches apart each way. A
cold frame is well suited to this
crop.
Kale—Curled Siberian; sow 1-2
inch deep in open; 1 ounce to 100
feet; rows 2 1-2 feet apart; thin 4
inches to 6 inches apart.
Mustard—Giant Southern Curl
ed; sow seed 1-2 inch deep in open;
1-2 ounce to 100 feet; rows 21-2
feet apart; thin seedlings 3 to 4
inches apart.
Make Plantings In Hotbed
Tomatoes—Penn. State Earliana,
Bonnie Best, Greater Baltimore,
(wilt resistant)—Pritchard, Break
O’Day and Marglobe.
Pepper—(sweet) California Won
der, Ruby King, Perfection pimen
to, (hot) Long Red Cayenne.
Eggplant—Black Beauty.
Make Plan lings Of The Following
Vegetables As Soon As Soil Will Do
Mustard, Lettuce, Parsnips, Car
rots, Onions, Brussels Sprouts,
Spinach, Radish, Parsley, Turnips.
Cabbage, Cauliflower.
Transplant To The Open Field
Cabbage, cauliflower, Kohl-Rabi,
Brussels Sprouts, lettuce, and on
ions (seedlings).
Such plants as tomatoes, egg T
plants, beans, squash, sweet pota
toes, etc., should ^iot be planted
until the ground warm and all
danger of frost is over.
Yours very truly,
A. E. SCHILLETTER,
Extension Horticulturist,
and
DORA DEE WALKER,
Production Specialist.
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