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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10
RECENT REFLECTIONS.
watch the Fords go by. odwtf
Ans well with the Maxwell.

Ans well with the Maxwell.
White Rock eggs for Matching.
Fifteen for 1925; hfty, SO; 100, SO.
Guy Bennett. 1dt12wtf
II will pay you TO make special
trip to town to see the Government
poultry display at Hodge Brothers.
A man from the government depart
ment viii be here Monady, Tuesday
and Wednesday OF next week. 26diw
Pure bred Toulouse goose eggs for
SALE 90 cents each. Brma Fink, RID.
3. Phone 1881. 8wtS'
Thoroughbred X. G. r. l. red eggs
from hens bred to hay. $l.25 per set
ting.-Mrs. Walter M. Lambeth,
phone 6O5S, Abilene. 20w4'
Clematis-a perfectly hardy vine,
suitable for porch, trellis or cemetery.
VIII not winter kill and Is covered
with fragrant white flowers from the
middle of summer until frost. At the
Conservatory. 3w2
White Rock Eggs for Matching.
1925 for 10: SO per 100. Acme
phone 311s. Mrs. Fred Froelich,
solomon Rams. w3t5
Bridal Wreath--We have a nice
lot of . year old bridal wreath. These
should be planted now to have them
flower this spring. At the Conserya-
! tory. 2dtfw2.
For service and satisfaction, sell
your cream to A. w. Lackey. ] am
now paying go cents for cream. wtf2O
Exhibition bred to lay S. G. White
Ieghorns. Bggs for Matching, none bet
ter, 50 for fifteen, SO per 100, SIS
per 2O0.-G. A. Leonard, RID. /, En-
terprise, Kan, phone POOP. w20t4'
For sale, Buffalo Pitts steel frame
separator, 34x56 inches, fair shape;
can be repaired easily. A bargain OF
S2OO.-D. Davidson, Solomon, Kans.
22dt2Sw4t'
We take Liberty bonds at face
value for merchandise and labor
Toliyer's Garage & Machine Shop.
22d4tFwt4
s. c. Buff Orphington eggs, $3.50
for 32-$4.75 for 100. Holland
phone, r. p. Van Horn. 10w4tf
Pure bred single comb brown
Leghorn eggs for Matching. Farm
flock extra good layers. Easter Bros.
Abilene, Acme phone 1902 0tw6dF'
Alfalfa seed for sale. ]. r. Fink,
Rid. 8. Phone 1881. 2Owt8s
james Broughton and family
have moved to Wakarusa, Kan,
where they are nicely located.
Pure bred s. G. Brown Leghorn
eggs for Matching, $3.50 per hundred
or four cents each In smaller lots
John Schlappy, Detroit, Kans., RID.
No. 1, Brown phone 2114, Enter
prise. 27wt4
II. G. b. Leghorn eggs, 70 cents
for is; $3.50 per 100 Il. @. Glatt,
Enterprise, phone 2040. 10w4tf
Miss Blom, teacher of district
Ia and considered one Of the best
rural teachers in the county closed
her school Tuesday.
II your watch or clock is sick
And It's pulse beats low;
Take 1t to Cooley, and
He'll make 1t go. I'D WITT
S. c. black Minorca eggs from ex-
ira good laying penned hens fifteen
eggs, 75c; 100 eggs, $3.50 Phones
Abilene 1921; Acme GIL 1d6w2'
Duck wallis are showing the new
est designs In popular priced georg
cite, crepe de chine and China silk
waists. 9d3tw1
M. e. Calkins and family are
moving from Harrington and will take
the NJ. Nicolay home on Third street.
Marriage license: Bertha NJ.
Fell, Enterprise and Earl II. Douglas,
Lincoln, Neb.
Experienced married man wanted
for farm work. Residence furnished.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10
HOWARD OUT ALREADY

Judge King Paroles Herington
Murderer.
Charles Howard who shot ana
killed John Duffy at Herington and
pleaded guilty to manslaughter has
been paroled by Judge King. He
was sentenced to a year in jail but
got of with two months.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10
SpeciaI Sale.

ON apples Friday and Saturday
only. Greetings $3.50 to $500 per
basket
lOw2td l.. ]. SCHAD.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
aAnmooemena ESrnmnA


Kansas City, April 9.-Cattle re-
ceipts 9,700, market steady to weak
Cattle
Prime fed steers:
$11.50 to $1,000.
Dressed beef steers:
5000 to $18.15.
Cows and heifers:
$3.50 to 5000.
Hogs
Receipts 10000 market steady to
strong, 5000 to 5000, heavy
$2O.45.
Corn
May $1GO, July $1.53A, Sept.
$I45%
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10

For earache, toothache, pains
burns, scalds, sore throat, try Dr.
Thomas Eclectic Oil. a splendid
remedy for emergencies.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10

White Rock eggs for Matching
Fifteen for 1925; fifty, SO; 100, So,
Guy Bennett. 1dt12wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10

II will pay you TO make a special
trip to town to see the Government
poultry display at Hodge Brothers.
A man from the government depart
ment viii be here Monady, Tuesday
and Wednesday OF next week 26diw
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10

Pure bred Toulouse goose eggs for
sale, 90 cents each. Brma Fink, RID.
3, Phone 1881. 6wtS'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-04-10

Thoroughbred X. C. r. l. red egg
from hens bred to hay. $l.25 per set
ting.-Mrs. Walter M. Lambeth
phone 0O5S, Abilene. 20w4
The Springfield herald., 1919-05-30
Locals.

NOTICE. have opened a
store in the Collins building
at Regnier, Colo, have a com
plete line of groceries, flour. meal,
gas and oil, will buy your cream
and produce. Cream must be in
on Monday. l thank you for a
call. Williams Cash Store,
d5.9 G. R. Williams, Prop.
Regnier, Colo.
L. McAdam was over from
Paradise Tuesday, and among
other things wanted to know
why the Great County Builder
said nothing about his new
granddaughter at Boston, at the
home of G.. E. Wilson and wife.
We declared We did, and he then
went home to look up the old
files of the Herald to see what
we had said about it.
The Springfield herald., 1919-05-30
! R. F. PATT ERSON NJ. 0,
Phisician and Surgeon
4 mi. South Joycoy. !

Lou Mathews was down Iron
Two Buttes yesterday.
The G-B is installing 7 horse
power lighting and power sys-
tam-intend TO run night and
day,
j. N. Jett and wife returned
Wednesday from their Oklahoma
trip.
Tbs most lemarka BILE well in
town-65 feet-50 feet of water
enough for the whole town
that's pretty good.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

Tel jesieni nastapi znow lima
epidemia in'luenzy - ochroncie
sic przeciw niej. DIVA zaszczepie-
MIA tel zimy wystarczs, 1edno te-
-raz 1 drugt raz wsrod zimy. Pro
cent smierci pomiedzy kobietami
brzemiennemi / kobietami swie-
10 DO rozwiazaniu byl wielki re-
sziei zimy. Kobiety moga po2Wo-
lie sobie ma takie ryzyko..
DIR. +. o. CARTER,
Specyalista
Ocz, Uszu, Nosa / Gardfa
40 8. State utica.
22 lat ma state ulicy, drugie pie
tro, / drzyi ma p6lnoc cd The
Fair skladu.
Godziny: cd 9 do 6 - " ME-
dZiele cd 10 do II. - 0twarte W
sohote ~popoiudniu / W ~niedziele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
chnego strajku jeszcze ME mine
POWSZECHNEGO STRAJKU
MA RAZIE ME z

Boston, %. wrzesnia. - Get
tralna unia bostonska, ktora Oh
byla wczoraj konferencye, zapo--
wiedziaia, re powszechnego straj-
Eu z sympathy bezrobocia strajku-
iacych policyantow ma razie ME
bedzie. Prezydent M. J. O.Don-.
nell, tax Powiedzial o tel spra-
vie: ,yCzhonkowie komitetu, kto-
remu poruczono zadecydowanie,
czy nalezy wyjSt ma strajk z sym
patyi bezrobocia policyantow, po-
stanowili ME deklarowac ma razie
powszechnego straJku. C1ekamy,
az inne unie, ktore jeszcze ME
gIosowaiy mad to sprawl, zabiora
CLOS. Naszem zadaniem jest po-
z zimns krwia, a gdy
Gas Przyjdzie, mieszkancy zro-
re strajk policyjny Wy
wolal Mkt inny, jak tylko same
wiadze miejskie. GdybySmy oznaj
mill, lie uni deklarowalo strajk
sympatyczny, jestem pewny, re
wieluby sic zdziwiho, IL TAXA ma
So robotnikow przyrzekta poprzec
stanowisko strayhujacych policy
antow."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

Dokonczenie re stronicv l-szei

Homestead. Okolo fabryk
porobiono ploty z kolczastego
drutu, oraz pozakfadano reflekto-
ry.
Wheeling, w. Va. - Ma maso-
wen zebraniu 5000 robotnfk6w
przyTzeklo porzpci6 swe prace.
Youngstown, o. - Przew6dcy
unijni twierdza, Re 5000 robotni-
Row porzuciso iuz swe prace.
Pueblo, Colo. Setki robotni-
kow, zatrpdnionych W fabrykach,
nafezscych do kompanii The Co
dorado Fuel and Iron Co." poza-
bieraSo swe przynaleznosci. Pre-
wodcy robotrikow przepowiadaja
zupelnie z~amkniecie fabryk.
Attention, Pa. - Robotnicy, "a
trudnieni przez kompanie Bette
hem Steel Co" postanowtIi zwo-
lac konferencye z urzednikami
kompanii i zazadaG zniesienia u
MI kompanicznych. w razie Cd
m6wienia possuchu pred wtor-
KEN, robotnicy Postanowili
wyjsc ma strajk 29go w~rzeSnia.
Butler, Pa. - 5000 robotni--
kow. zatrudnionych przez kom-
panic Standard Steel Car CO.,
opowbedziaAo sic "a pozostaniem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
R florida BEDZIE
STRAJKU.


Detroit, 20. wrzesnia. - Jezeli
sytuacye W Detroit ma sic brat
za sytuacye ogolna, to wSzystkie
fabryki automobilowe W kraju
beda p~ozamykane z powodu straj
ku stalowego. Z wiarygodnych
zr6dei p~owiadamiaja, re fabryki
florida beda zankniete zaraz pc de
klarowaniu straJku stalowego. po-
g%oskom tym jednak zaPrzeczyii
urzednicy kmpanijni. Jak wiado-
mo, kompania florida zakupuje stall
ME tylko Cd rzadowej korporacyi
stalowej, ale take Cd niezalez-
nych przedsiebiorstw. Taxa sama
sytuacya panuje W fabrykach att
tomobilowych Hudson'a, Dodge'a,
Studebaker'a oraz kompanit
,.Timken Detroit Axle Coz.
o T re
STOLICY KRAJU.
Demokratyczni p~rzewodcy Sena-
tn postanowili porzucic plan PREY
spieszenia gfosowania mad popra-
wkami, doiaczonymi do traktatu
pokojowego, przypus1czac zatem
nalezy, re do glosowania mad t.
sprawl ME przyjdzie wczesniej az
20 powrocie PREF. Wilsoua do
Waszyngtonu.
- Liga "a pokojem, ktorej or
ganizatorem jest by4y prezydent
Taft, wyssala do poszczegolnych
czlonkow W kraju proSbe o zebra
ME opdowiednich funduszow ma
pokrycie kosztow Rampant "a
przeprowadzeniem Ligi Ludlow.
- Zastepca prohuratora gene
rslnego Ames, wnios} prosbe dc
Kongresu, zadajac przyspieszenia
piracy mad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT pred
lozonemi przez PREF. Wilsona, O.
raz department sprawiedliwosc
" sprawie pocisgania do odpowie-
dzialnoSci wszystkich wyzyskiwa
czy, oraz spekulantow zywnoScia
oswiadczajac, re wiele artykuloW
oodziennego uzycia jest przedmic
tenn Srubowania cen, j re departa,
ment sprawiedliwosci ME moz'
powotaG winnych do odpowie.
dzialnoSci, dopdh Kongres ME "a
prowadzi odpowiednich ku TENT
praw.
- Senator Johnson jest W Pc,
wrotnej drodze doWaszyngtonu,
gdzie zazada, ably W tym jeszcze
tygodniu rozpoczeto gsosowanie
mad jego p~oprawkami dolaczone-
mi do Ligi Ludlow.
Gubernator Lowden z Illinois
przyjechai wczoraj do Waszyng'
tonu, gdzie pred komisya I1by
rozwinal swoj plan budzetowy
zaprowadzony w swym Stanie
ktory, jak wiadomo, zwrocii swa
doskonatoscia uwage Kongresu
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
- Szeregowiec A. M. Lewis, z
Chicago, zosta} obdarzony krzy-
zem wojennym zasiugi "a mad
zwyczayna odwage okazana pod,
'czas potyczki z nieprzyJaoielem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
q OKOLIC


Kingsville, Tex, ~. wrzeSnia,
- Rzeka Rio Grande wylafa ma
przestrzeni przeszlo stu mil. W
niektorych miejscach rzeha docho
dzi do 80 mil szerokosci, a mia
steczka i wioski pc obu jej stro-
mach kompletnie 50 zalane Z wy
jatkiem tych, ktore lea ma wzgo-
rzach. Pred nastaniem powodzi,
powiadomiono mieszkancow mad,
brzeznych miasteczek, dajac i'm
sposobnoSt do opuszczenia zagro
zonych okolic. Niekt6re obozy
wojskowe przeniesiono do okolic
wvZei polozonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22

K~nickerb0ckers Ola
~Ghiopcow, robione z
kaszmiru, ciemne ko
kmy, wielkosci 6 do
16 lat, zwykle spree
dawane po $1.25, ju-
tro SPECIAL o.
\ ME po Wv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
Ko-
LEJOWYCH ZAzEGNANY.

sTRAJK Ko-
LEJOWYCH Z~AzEGNANY.
Nowy York, %. wrzesnia. -
Pomiedzy robotnikami zatrudrio-
nyuni W zakladach kolejowych i
reperacynych a administracya
kolejowa przyszko w sobote do
porozumienia w sprawie przysz-
lych zapSst. Szesc miedzynarodo-
wych uni, reprezent1rj4cych 300
900 robotnikow kolejowych PREY
je4o podwyzke przyznana i'm
prze sdminfstracye kolejowa. Po-
dwyzka ia wynoSi okolo 26 CEN
tow ma godzine a praca osm go
DIN dzienne. Ma mocy tego po--
rcZumienia zazegrano Powszech-
nv strajk robotnikow koleiowych,
W Eczbie przeszfo 100000 ludzi.
Straik robotnikow tych miai sic
rozpoczac Ego ~wrzeSnia, ale ma
zyczenie PREF. WHsona zostal O.
droczony.
~RoBOTNIcY "a
DAJA KRoTsZYcH GoDzIN
PIRACY.
Nowy York, %. wrzeSnia. -
Robotnicy zatrudnieni W warszta
tach okretowych w BrOoklynie,
postanowili ma wczorajszem re
braniu udaG sic do zastepcy Sc
kretarza marynartd Roosevelta z
proSba zmniejszenia godzin piracy
do 4ch tygodniowo, zapowiada-
lac rownoczeSnie, re ME zamyka-
ia przy pomocy strajku domagat
SIC tych warunkow. Wiekszosc
robotnfk6w zgodzifa sic przyjac
Iakiekotw1ek warun4a podyxtowa
ne przez Department marynarN,
mniejszoSc zaS ratomiast oswald
ezysa, re porzuci Prace, je3eli ME
osiagnie tego, czego zada.
ZE STRAJKU ~PoLIcYJNEGO
w BoSToNIE.
Boston, %. wrzesnia. - Komi-
sya parkow pubtscznych wydalAa
l9tu Poiicyzntow, ktorzy W pier
wszych dniach zaburzen strajko-
wych, wywosanych strajkiem po-
Iicyant6w, odmowfli pomocy W
th1mieniu zaburZen uliznych.
Pofcyartow tych uznano winny-
mi nieposluszehstwa dla swych
przaotonych. PuEkownik J. F,
Stevens, stanowy adjutant gene
rainy, czyi zastepca gubenatora
Stanu, oSw1adczy4, 5e spodziewa
sic W bliskiej p~rzyzsoSci mate
rva4ow do zaopatrzenia 10000
czfonk6w uhlicyi. Z tegu wynn
ka IL niebezpieczeistwo Powsze'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-22
zyk
PrZeciW Flu
DIR. CARTER

w~ydoskonali{ sro-
dek s~zczepienis 4
z~astrzykuje go dla
zapobiezenia influ--
enzie.
o on 1900
Z~astrZykniec W O.
statnich IL miesia-
each. ,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-07-22
NO CHANCE FOR REDS HERE.

MARK Sullivan in Golfers Weekly
"Will there be Bolshevist move
ment in America? Shucks! o. course,
if you want the thrill of fearing so,
you can manage to work it up. But
you must be very excitable, and
either you must be very young or
else you must have confined your
reading to the comic supplement and
the baseball page. You must be
young enough, or unread enough, to
have forgotten Czolgosz and Gui-
teau, Homestead and the Haymarket,
the Pittsburgh riots and the Molly
Maguires
If you are Of the temperament
which in children gets thrills out of
ghost stories and graveyards in the
dark; if you make your definition Of
"Boishevisn" generous enough; II
everybody who says it's best to let
Lenine and Trotzky run their course
rather than try to kill them off with
an American military expedition is a
Bolsheviki; if everybody is Boil
sheviki who doesn't agree with your
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-07-22

views about union labor, or the in
heritance tax, or the Nicene Creed; if
you assume that every workman who
is overcome by the lure of spring
day and quits his job 10 60 fishing,
is an agent of organized Bolshevism ;
if you assume that those pale and
furtive imitators of Czolgosz who
threw an occasional bomb at a mayor
or an attorney general are members
of an organized and disciplined army
receiving orders from Trotzky; if
you assume that the labor agitators
who now call themselves the I. w.
w. are anything more than the Mol
y Maguires were in the early 'Fos,
or the Pittsburgh rioters in the late
O70s, or the Haymarket anarchists
of the 'SOs, or the Homestead strik-
ers of the '90s,-if you assume all
that, and if you assume it on a hot
day, then you may be able to work
up q sweat over Bolshevism in Am
erica.
Compared to what happens in a
real revolution, all that is happening,
or is likely to happen, in America
isn't much more than the Washington
police shooting Coxey's army off the
White House lawn, or fly sw'tting
competition in a Bolshevist par:or.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-07-22

have given good results 50 far as in
vesvigations show. Since nearly all
the soils of the Coastal Plains Sec
ton of the state are in need of pot
ash, it would be unfortunate to have
all potash indiscrirninately condemn
ed along with this one source.
Director Barre announces that ex-
periments will be begun at once at
the Pee Dee Station to obtain all
possible information on the effect Of
this material on plant growth. Fur
ther study will be made in Darling
ton fields to assist farmers in secur-
ing data upon which to base claims
for damages. These Investigations
will be reported as som as the data
is available. The legal aspects Of the
case will be considered by the Board
of Fertilizer Control.
There has probably been injury
to crops from this same source in
other sections of the state, and IN
farmers think they have this trouble
they should consult their county
agents all of whom have been post
ed about the matter.
Late in June Director H. W.
Barre of the S. C. Experiment Sta
ton, attended a potato conference
on Long Island ito examine tests of
all sources of domestic potash. Trona
Potash showed marked injury to po-
tato plants, and the conference dev-
eloped the fact that similar trouble
was being experienced in North
Carolina with cotton, tobacco and
corn. Similar trouble seems to have
been experienced also in several 10
caiNies along the Atlantic coast.
For the guidance Of farmers
Prof. Blackwell gives the field
kymptoms as follows: In the case Of
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-07-22

cotton and corn termination is Ne
tarded or prevented. Soon after
plants which do germinate are above
ground they turn white or yellow
and die. Tobacco when transplanted
turns light and soon dies. The roots
are found to be undeveloped and
many dead. The trouble is, worse
where tobacco beds have been
knocked down as this brings the
roots in closer contact with the poi
sonous substances. With all crops
the trouble is worse on light sandy
soils than on heavier soils.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-07-22

negro farming sections concerning
an insect which they claimed was
eating up their corn Upon visit
ing the section it was found that
chinch bugs were really doing pref
ty serious damage and gave prom
ise of very serious damage in the
near future if something was not
done ito check their progress. The
bug was found to be in practically
all the corn of that section. In Or
der to reach all the farmers in the
minimum of time a meeting was
scheduled for the next day at noon.
This meeting was held in one Of the
heavily infested pieces Of corn. A
bout twenty interested negro farm
ers assembled promptly at the meet
ing hour and talk was made to
them instucting them in chinch bug
fighting: Mr.. Foster assisted in the
meeting.
This is the first outbreak Of chinch
bugs that has ever occurred in this
section. That accounts for the alarm
It spread. It is found that after a
section has suffered from the rava-
ges Of this pest once and instruction
is given regarding control measures
that that particular section is never
hysterieal over ehinch bugs again.
They find that by burning hedges
and bitches off in the winter and
making proper disposition of the in
tested stubble lands as soon as har-
vesting is over that the pest can be
effectively controlled. t.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-07-22
POTASH INJURY.
Traced to Trona Potash.

Trouble Traced to Trona Potash.
Clemson College, July 19-Clem-
I'M College authorities have investi-
ezaed the potash situation which has
gaDen trouble in the Pee Dee section,
nsa have traced the matter to its
xurce in the use Of Trona Potash,
wAich contains impurities injurious
ap crops.
Mr. Bright Williamson, a promi-
zrnt banker and farmer Of Darling
zu, and John M. Napier, County
Agent of Darlington County found
Aasuble with potash in that county
s.rsntly and reported the matter to
azsmson College. Prof. C. P. Black
vuA, Agronomist, and Mr.. ]. L.
Xezl, Plant Pathologist, went imme-
isnfely to Darlington and Florence
&aanties where they met DR.. w. w.
GARNER, Chief of the Office of Tobac-
~ ind Plant Nutrition Investigations
&zumittee.. The three studied the
Slsnation IN the fields of Darlington,
1ssrence, and Dillon Counties.
They agreed that the very erratic
sexsons have caused poor crop con-
ARssns in parts of Florence County
uiarh some have enormously attri-
HGssd to potash. In Darlington
1sunty, however, where Trona Pot
MI from Searls Lake, California,
gmEhased thru a Charleston broker,
um used very serious injuries were
dhu=rsed on, a number of farms.
Kie Clemson and Government ex-
H.ses were convinced from field ex-
urinations that this Trona Potash
= responsible for the trouble. Thou
nszds of acres of crops in Darlington
Hue been destroyed.
ether sources of American potash
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HELPING NEGRO FARMERS
FIGHT cHINCH BUGS

Clemson College, July 19.-Coun-
ty Agent J. N. Eleazer by his report
below, has rendered excellent serv-
ice to community Of negro farm
ers where the chinch bug was about
to destroy the corn crop.
ION Tuesday several sos calls
came from negroes in q prominent
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PRICES CUT DEEP
DRESS GOODS

36 in Susquehanna Silk Poplin in all cofors
and black, regular $1.00 quality, per
yard, --------------------- SSc.
36 in. Rep Cord, regular $1.00 quality, per
yard, sale price -----------------9 SOC.
SO ir. Black Taffeta, regular $1.75 quality,
per yard ard-------------------
SO in Taffeta, s2.25 value, per yard, ,----$1.s0
40 in: Georgette Crepe, in all colors and black,
$3.50 value, at per yard,
SO in. Manchester Percale, in light colors,
40c value, per yard,
SO in. Renfrew Ginghams, 40c value, at per
yard. ---------------------- -------32c
27 in. Keagmoss Apron Ginghams, regular.
30c. value, at per yard -----------19c
Twenty-seven inch 1921 Outing, regular soc
quality, at per yard, d,---------------23c
J. & p. COATS SPOOL CoTToN------4e
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town in spite of the hot Weaf6er.
During the past months 125 people
called at the Office, which Is an aver
age of twenty each day. ing
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Mrs. Emma Latimer, an enthusias-
tic Red Cross worker Of Lowndes-
vile, visitel the Home Service Sec
ton yesterday. .,..-.$,.>.,.
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RED CROSS HOME ..
SERVICE NOTES

The Home Service Section Of the
Red Cross Is the busiest place ir
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James M. Patterson, Of AntreyMe,
paid his respects while in town Tues
day. Mr.. Patterson has just been
discharged. from the service, and is
glad to get back home.
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A county road map has Just been
finished and presented to the Hone'
Service Section by James Coleman,
and very soon territory viii be as-
signed to each assistant secretary.
"Pmning" the map for service ren-
dered by volunteers viii be interest
ing, especially to those who want TO
see Home Service work grow.
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MEMS CLOTHING

Newest and best styles-Last Fall was our
first season in strictly clothing business and
we have no old stock and no old styles.
$3.50 Strouse Brothers Suits-------$39.5o
45.O0 Strouse Brothers Suits $500
$3.50 Strouse Brothers Suits ts-------$3O.Oo
S27.5O Fancy Serge Suits
$3.50 Fancy Serge Suits
Regular $22.50 full box back SHUTS, in navy;
electric blue, green and brown; extra fuil
trousers $iI.oo
Mems White Palm Beach Suits worth $14.O0
on today's clothing market. We have
FIVE of these suits left to be closed ous at
nov snit 90
Light Suits in stripes and solid colors, worth
s14.50, on sale at
s14'O0 Kool Kloth Suits in grey and tan, $7.e5
$3.50 Kool Kloth Suits in grey, at at------$475
$500 Tropical Worsted Suits in grey = ane no
tan, at--------.----.7--.a 20
$3.50 Black Pn-striped Mohair Suits $l3.25
$27.50 Blue and black Mohalr Sults---Si4.oo