The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 01, 1917, Image 3
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Tomato Culture.
A subscriber in Vernon, Fla, asks
advice regarding the culture of tomatoes.
The tomato is a very simple
vegetable to raise, but the following
points should be observed:
First, the land should be well drained.
A sandy loam is preferable. 1
Land that has been brought up and
made rich by manuring or turning
under soiling crops will give best
results. In other words, it needs to
be well Tilled with vegetable matter.
Tomatoes should never be planted
on land that has been in tomatoes,
Irish potatoes or watermelons for
^ three years. This is to avoid the
P Southern blight or wilt. ,
Ut is advisable to apply lime liber* ,
y to the land prior to setting the (
plants and afterward. This will ,
help to prevent blight. Plants |
should be started in beds at least ,
two months before you are ready to ,
set in the field. Land is prepared ,
by plowing and harrowing, laying: i
off the rows 4 feet apart, and by j
using commercial fertilizer, the best ,
you can procure under the circumstances.
Apply it at the rate of
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l.UUU pounds per acre, ana tnorougn- j
ly mix with the soil in the rows be- ' 1
Nfore setting plants. Set your plants i
in-All.
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han any youngster
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factory are always
ian and sweet and
FrJha nf the Snt/fi
Fotts of the South
% wholesome cigar
pou, friend, I would
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don't like me return
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THE GENTLE!
i'/rup off 3
about three feet apart in the rows.
When plants begin to bloom, spray
with Sulphicide or Bordeaux minture
to prevent black rot, and continue
to spray alter eacn rain until tomatoes
are half grown. When they
are about the size of a hen egg, top
dress with nitrate of soda at the
rate of 100 pounds per acre.
The time to set your plants is when
the danger of frost is over, and yog
can determine this point better than
we can.?Suthtrn Ruralist.
Birds That Eat Boll Weevils.
The Progressive Farmers says:
The question is frequently asked
as to the extent to which our common
partridge or bob-white feeds
9n the boll weevil. According to
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blackbirds, field larks, wrens, native
sparrows, titmice, and the pipit feed
most largely upon the boll weevil,
and it is very rarely that the bobwhite
feeds upon the pest. Certainly
it cannot be at all depended upon
to hold the weevil in check.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works oft the coia.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
E. W. GROVE'S signature on ecch box. 25c.
the
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Carolinas," they say
made of the best to
world. You are clotl
clean, white suit of
ported paper. Keep
clean; keep clean cle
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KNOW good tobacc
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like to know you too
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me to your dealer an
A Southern gentleman is I
rord, and I have given you
Cigar
IAN OF THE SOI
Wv&tn/
OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ]
Expected at Sunday-school on 5
February 11. t
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Sunday,* eDruary n.is aoumuarolina
Come-to-Sunday-school Day," 1
, | and as we to press the indications t
j are that the Sunday-school attend- J
i ance on that day throughout South ^
j Carolina will be the largest in the s
! history of the old Palmetto State. \
1 Estimates made by the headquarters *
of the South Carolina Sunday-school 1
association are that the probable f
total attendance in this State will be c
between 100,000 and 120,000. Ev- t
ery school is asked to aim at a 50 '
^ ; 1 :e j t
; per cent increase, auu u una is uuue
J there ought to be more than 200,000 a
! in attendance. All denominations
are working together in this campaign,
which is not limited to South ^
Carolina, but includes Alabama,
Georgia, Mississippi, and Arkansas j
as well. The motto is, ''Everybody c
in Sunday-school on February 11? *
If you're not there, you'll be lone- J
some," and workers for the Sunday- 1
school are to be found ever> where. (
It is urged that every Sundayschool
redouble its efforts during ,
the present week, and then immetli- j
ately after Sunday-school February
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t
finest South- I
nia and the
r. "You are
bacco in the
led in a fine,
genuine unclean
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1 send reports of the attendance
or the day to the South Carolina
iunday-school Association, Spartanlurg,
S C.
When the native Australiyn or the
ongtirae resident hears the cry,"Rab>0,
wild rabbo! Rabbo!" he knows
hat he can get a cheap dinner that
vill also taste good, for the rabbit
luckster is going by. But rabbits
ire now not nearly so chenp as they
vere before the war. The demand
'nr meat nf anv kind has raised the
)rice. The supply, however, is alnost
inexhaustible, and since refrireraiion
and canning have been unlertaken
on a large scale rVob?* flesh
las become an important lte'ii n M?- '
ood supply of the world. Ohm r?.usralian
firm last year canned 365,636
abbits, and millions go to England
ind other countries in cold storage.
WEAK, AILMG CHILO
jfado Strong By Delicions Vinol
Lakeport, N. H.?"Our little girl 8
'ears of age was in a debilitated, runlown
condition and had a stubborn
tough so ahe was weak and ailing all
he time. Nothing helped her until
*e tried Vinol. Then her appetite
ncreased and she is strong and well, and
[ wish other parents of weak, delicate
ihildren would try Vinoi."?ueo. a3olltns.
This is because Vinol contains beef
md cod liver peptones, iron and
manganese peptonatcs and ^lycerojhosphatec
which she needed, v
Scott Drug Co, K'ngstres, S C.
Important Visitors SEVE
Judged by the attention that the ^ ^
tewspapers have given the 421 Ohio
Thiladi
>oys and girls who won prizes in this troubled
ears corn-growing contest, they are
mnncr thp mnst imnortanf visitnrs niornwf
hat New York has had in a long
ime. The young Ohio corn growers brought
zho contested for the prizes raised j^K*c&
n the average 80 bushels an acre, We g
zhich is twice'as much as the ordi- oou?"? c
ary adult Ohio farmer raises. The gcott
/inner of the first prize got 138 ?
ushels from his acre, and the win- The I
er of the second prize, a girl, took has been
21 bushels from-hers. of $120,<
How to "Can" t
Eat Pure Food from the I
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guarantee in every instance. ^
effort to get the very best the r
you are looking for a really sup<
Flour, Coffee, Tea, Mea
in fact, anything to eat, come
We have it for you.
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King'stre
L. T. Thompson,
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125c lb. Paid for
Choice Beef, Por
Mutton and
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RE BRONCHIAL COLD
is To Delicious Vinol
jlphia, Pa.?"Last fall I was
with a very severe bronchial
diches, backache, and sick to
ach. I was so bad I became
and tried several medicines
ctor, but did not, get any relief,
asked me to try Vinol and it *
the relief which I craved, so
m enjoying perfect health."?
Singleton.
uarantee Vinol for chronic
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Drug Co, Kingstree, S p
Dillon Building association
i chartered with a capital
900.
= ^
he Grouch
'ore Food Store
oducts that we can
Ne make a special
+ /*! 1 T A
narket attords. li
erior brand in
t
ts, Vegetables
right to this store.
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