The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, June 24, 1920, Image 4
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of Soda and you can do notl
Kainit with your Soda. Nitr.
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almost immediately available
tion of Soda is quick and un
food elements it is short. Kai
avouwd the soil grains and is ]
the Soda. It therefore rernai
ton plants after the effect of
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nc.ge of genuine Germain Kaii
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2TRIC SERVICE
et Delco-Light do your milking. I
electric motor pulls the milking j
s steadier, and because of using ,
osene for fuel, is more economithan
gas engines.
Write for Catalog 1
DERBURK ELECTRIC
SERVICE COMPANY
Pagaland, S. C.,
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ing orders for these -t
mediate delivery. J
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eld Per Acre?
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hiug bettor than mix some
ite of Soda and Kainit are
re and both are therefore
for plant food. The acless
backed by other plant F
init in solution forms a film
lield in the soil longer than
as present to feed the cot- ^
the Soda it passed. _
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LOCAL ITEMS {
Billy Collins' show is announced
ar the last three days of this week.
Mr.' Mims Cason and' daughter, of
oplar Bluff, Mo., are visiting Mrs.
[. E. Cason.
Mr. T. D. Huntley and family and
Irs. T. L. Autry and Mary Autry,
pent Sunday and Monday in Char>tte.
Just received a barrel of the Fen*
y Porto Rico Molasses, the kind that
>oks well, tastes well and never palls
n the palate. W. P. ODOM.
Mrs. Mamie Britton and daughter,
jft Saturday for -Camden where j
hey will spend the summor.
Dr. J. T. Rutledge attended the
South Carolina Dental Association
n Columbia last week.
Mrs. R. E. A. Huey, of Lancaster,
i the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H.
I. Wilson.
Mr B. C. Moore and daughter, Saa,
are spending this week at Rocky
Liver Springs, N. C.
Feed your chickens on Checker
loard Scratch. It U a scientifically j
nixed food for fowls, and your chickns
will laugh and grow fat on it. All ,
thicken Fanciers use it. W. P. ODOM.
Mr. Bryan Moore, who has been in
ifattoon, Illinois, for tnr> past several
nonths, is at home lor a few days, j
Miss Margaret Griggs is attending
ummer school at the University of
Virginia.
Mrs. J. E. Nichols ;md children, of
Conway, are the guests of Mrs. C. P.
]!hewning.
Miss Ann Lucas left this week with
?er brother, Rev. B. D. Lucas for Al- I
o, Virginia, where she will spend sev- I
;ral months.
Buy SWEET SIXTEEN, use less
ard, and hare the best bread money
:an buy. W. P. ODOM.
All members of the Chesterfield
Baptist Sunday School are requested
;o be present promptly at 10 o'clock
next Sunday morning in order to complete
the work of electing officers
for the organized class.
There will be services at the BapList
Church next Sunday evening.
\ poor self rising Hour is a poor investment.
Mary Jane is the acme of
perfection in Self Rising Flour.
W. P. ODOM.
Candidate and watermelons?a
fine combination.
Fine showers?the farmers are
happy.
1 am selling Chewing Tobacco at
attractive prices by the box or by the
plug. 1 have many of the most popular
brands. W. P. ODOM.
Mr. Robt. T. Douglass, yeoman in
ihe Navy, having a ten days sick
leave, following an operation for appendicitis,
is visiting his hrotner, Mr.
T. H. Douglass.
Miss Mary Newton, the popular
milliner at the Evans' Store, left Suniay
for her home at Monticello, Ga.
Miss Newton will return for the fall
season.
Hog Digester Tankage is for the
hog what butter and meat is for
you?it makes a balanced ration.
Men who raise hogs, use it.
W. P. ODOM.
The County Campaign will open
>n July 27th, at Wexford.
The Democratic Club books of the
:ounty will close on July 27th. The
primary election will be held on
Tuesday, August 31st.
The new well in the jail yard havWM
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ug nauicu u uepi.ii ui z?o ieet wun
nsuflficient water and being stopped
jp with drill points, grapling irons'
ind other drilling aparatus will be
abandoned. Another hole wil be start;d
soon in the hope of better luck.
Sacked and bulk hulls and standard
:otton seed meal for your milk. cows.'
W. P. ODOM.
The Strand Theatre will be closed
intil Saturday night. In the meanime
improvements will be made in
he lighting plant. Hereafter until
urther notice the Strand will be open
>ut three days a week, Tuesdays, Frilays
and Saturdays.
High Grade Mil Feed and Peanut
Ileal, also Red Dog Shorts.
W. P. ODOM.
CLASSIFIED
IGS FOR'SALE?3 Weeks Old.
L. B. Rivers.
:OR SALE?I am selling all my
household furniture at a sacrifice1
price, rather than move it, also
good piano, in prfect condition.
tp26 B. C. Moore.
IUNAWAY?I hereby forbid any- J
one to shelter, feed or clothe my
wife, Ola Streater, who has left
my home.
tp-27 Lonnie Streater.
ARM WANTED?Wanted, to hear
from owner of farm or fc-ood land
for aale. Send price and description.
L. Jonen, Box 651,
p Olney, 111.
NOTICE OF COURT
The Court of General Sessions for
hesterfield County, summer term,
ill convene at 10 o'clock M., on |
[onday, June 28th, 1020.
Grand jurors, petit jurors and wit- '
ssses will take notice.
I. P. Mangum,
ina 14, 1080. ?l?rk of Court
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South Carolina's
nextsession;*
EQUIPMENT AND COURSES
College Lands 1,560 acres.
Value College Plant?12,000,000.
Teachers, Officers, Assistants?120.
Enrollment 1919-1020?1014.
Ten Degree Courses in: Agriculture,
Architecture, Chemistry, Chemical
Engineering, Civil Engineering,
Electrical Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering, Textile Industry, Industrial
Education, General Science.
Short Courses in Agriculture and
Textiles.
SUMMER SCHOOL
June 14-July 24
Agricultural Teachers
u wccno cuuidv?oune i'i-juiy 24
4 weeks course?Junj 28-July 24.
Cotton Grading Course
Begin.? June 14 and continues for
about four weeks. College
Make-up Course*
Course* for Removal Entrance
Condition*
June 14-July 24.
Club Boy*' Courses
July 13-July 23.
SECOND HOME COMING
July 30, 31 and Aug. 1
All graduates and ex-students are
urged to attend this gathering of
"Tigers" at the old Lair! "You will be
quartered in Barracks, so bring
sheets, towels, etc. as you did when
you were a cadet.
We can accomodate only 1,000 in
Barracks and will reserve space in
order of the appications received.
DO NOT DELAY, YOU MAY B
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U. S. Nobby.
For ordinal
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For front wl
U. S. Plain.
For beat
everywhere
Royal Corda.
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OPENS WEPNESI
Value of An Edi
There was never a time whe
ledge was so highly prized and
pensated.
High wages for untrained li
many a young man to discount
college education. But such an
resenting the work of four years,
as an investment of time and mo
earning capacity to estate of moi
What estate comparable wi
parent of average means hope t
to his son? What young man c
much value in the same time at
, ness.
Education fits one for a life
lities are limited only by his ow
character. Eventually for the i
awaits the slavery of ignorant
effort.
Clemson College brings wih
every young man in South Carol
and possibilities of a technical
Clemson College a boy from the
in South Carolina can prepare
high place in the service of his s1
W. M. RIGG
For Full Information Writ*
The Registrar, Clemson C
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LUCAS AUTO CO., Che?terft?h
J. O. TAYLOR, Mt Croghi
GRIGGS BROS., Ruby
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llC&tlOIl Fertiliser Anal
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SO highly com- tension
Clemson Collei
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lllftr Will tornnt
~ j trol, Live Stock
tnc value of a j Liberty Natio
education, rep- Columbia, S. C.
viewed merely p?? D?e E*pe
ney, is equal in Florence, S. C
e than $50,000.
ith tliis can the Call on th??e
,o give or leave tance.
an acquire that scholarship!
any other busi- _ ? 1
' The College i
year scholarship:
I whose possibi- and Textile Cot
rn capacity and One Year Agric
untrained there tober l to Jun<
and undirected '!"* is wortr $:
tion.
Scholarship ar
itn the reach of iotns are held
ina the benefits houses at 9 A.
education. At for ful1 J***?*?*
humblest home ?"*o'ar?hip. op
next session, an
himself for a their award,
tate and nation. Those who ar
rS, President. ter on scholars
stand examinati*
0 or Wire or than wait or
College in the f;
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olOllege, O. ' county seat.
riLL BE CONSIDERED IN THE ORD
were some pre!
lits -for the Doc
se-and-buggt| da
E it easier to get aroi
1 make healthier an
imunities. No one am
s the worth of the aut<
grudges any legitim
nnected with it.
llions of car owners are re
at running an automobile I
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hat "he doesn't seem to hi
ires."
til to us.
nute a man begins to que
\ tires are giving him, he's
ason.
siness is built on the prin<
ay to get better tiro service
s to start with.
vhy we have taken the re
S. Tires.
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ires have a reputation for q
p through years of creati
as the straight sido autom
atic truck tire
by chance that U. S. Tires
est and largest rubber ca
i proud to represent U. S.
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: SERVICE
lysis end Inspection,
Disease Control, A?- I
ch, Agricultural Ex*
Re, S. C.
>n, Hog Cholera ConSanitary
Work
nal Bank Building,
riment Statior
Experiment Station j
3. C.
agencies for assis3
AND EXAMINATIONS
maintains 170 four)
in the Agricultural
irses, and 52 in the
ultural Courser, (Oce
1). Each scholaiv
100.00 and free tuild
entrance examinaat
the county court
M., July 9th. Write
tion in regard to the
en to your county
d the laws governisg
e not seeking to enhips
are advised to
3ns on July 9lh, rathitil
they come to the
all. Credit wil be givitions
passed at the
ER RECEIVED.
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longer,
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ate cxbelling
at
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neighbor
ivc much
stion the
\ ready to
ciple that
o is to get
presents
[uanty.
ng better
obile tire,
are made
ancern in
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rims
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