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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
rodaY,s Annlversarles

ls0S-Salmon P. Chase. chief justice
Of the Supreme Court CT the
United States, born at Cornish,
~ H. Died in New York City
May 8, 1872.
1G49-Plymcuth church, Brooklyn. de
stroyed by fire.
lS7l-The French made vigorous, but
unsuccessful sorties from
Paric.
lS75-M Gladstone retired from the
leadership of the Liberal party
1S95--The British Independent Labor
party held its first annual con
ference, at Bradford
1S96-The Red Cross Society was ex
Guided from Turkey. BY decree
OF the Sultan
190S-Nearly 200 persons per shed
ina theater fire at Boyerstown
Pa.
1slS-The Southern States suffered
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

The name Of unkei, Is a household
word TO the Japanese. Tie son OF a
6ShermNn, and In his youth humble
fishermen himself, he was responsible
Coz one uf the most remarkable epoths
in the history Of Japanese wood sculp'
turc The story is rold by those who
are supposed to know that the king OF
the underworld WAS very much lrri'
tated that Unkei had never done HIN
Justice, although the sculptor had at
tempted to carve his image many
times, says Elsie F. Wei In Asia So
when no died the king OF the dead
Buddhist souls sent unke back to
earth, that after having seen the god
We might make faithful portrait The
result may be seen today Ia the temple
Enno-ii al Esmswkura, where UnkePs
statue OF Emma. cruel and savage ia
It's strength, strikes terror into tho
hearts Of all who fear to meet the
Judge Of He'll
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
Ercnk Chicken.

4 chicken Matched at Forest, Ont,
last spring has his wing feathers all
upwards instead OF downwards as is
usual It has also M extra joint in
the wings, enabling him TO fold them
IN In two sections one over the other
In spite of It's appearance the chicken
is normal in other respects.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
Children urshod in Big Shoe Town.

Brockton, Mass,-This city produces
shoes for worldwide distribution and
makes more Of some kinds than any
other city, but Charles P. Brooks, at
tendance officer OF the school board,
reported that many or its children are
uushod. There are at least fifty chill
dren in The city who cannot go TO
school because they lack shoes, he
said, aud some of them have not been
10 school IN weeks
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
Encroy n Piece Of chalk.

Sir oliver Lodge has estimated HAT
the piece OF chalk With which he was
making q diagram on 81 blackboard con
tanned see 100000 foottons oc energy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
Advice.

"Retenge Is sweet
81 know but The surest way to
failure, is to neglect your own busl-
ness While you waste your time try
ing TO get revenge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

Druggists refund money IL PAZo
OINTMENT fails 70 cure Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Instant
ly relieves Itching Piles, and you can
get restful sleep after first application,
coo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
TO RENT

TO RENT-Flat on third story OF
simmons Block suitable only for
family without children. Steam heat
electric lights and toilet. Rent, inolud-
ing heat, $500 per month North
Bennington Realty Co. A S. PAYNE,
Vice Pres; r. A, Jones, 'rreas' fstf'
TO RgNTe~-btoroH, offioea, tshs
mentu, shops. stables, individual ftor.
ars iocNetp furnished Apartments ano
rSome. ell centrally located naa, NJ
HawkB ass Main 81. ttE
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

FOuND-Hanabas about Dec. 90
owner may have same by proving pro
pcrty and paying for this adv Write
G, C Box ti0. ltS'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

conditions to a normal living basis
l. PETERSEN, the TAILOR
am revising all prices my entire stocksomethng to talk
about.
SUITS AND OvERCOATS
| have branched out and am manufacturing ready
made clothes and selling them at readymade prices
They are custom made All the work is done in my own
shop by my large and efficient organization OF custom
taors the best to be found in the United States.
have organized system to make ready made Custom
Clothes guaranteed fit in every All work done I'M
der my personal supervision
Nothing like that has before been offered to the
people of Bennington That statement sounds big but
can prove every word of it. never promise that which
cannot perform.
You know the difference between custom and ready
made prices.
Call and see for yourself, and learn something that
will make your eyes stick out.
This is a new venture for Bennington for the mutual
benefit Of you and myself 1t costs you nothing to come
and be surprised.
MATERIAL
The wooens used in these clothes purchased from the
foremost wooen houses of Mason Hansen New York and
Chicago A. L. Rosenberg Co., of New York, and Robin
& Cooper of Boston.
They stand inspection They are of quality. We have
two months of slack season. wish to keep my organiza
ton together it is the best ever had SO have decided
make these readymade custom clothes by the doze In
all sizes and dispose of them at wholesale prices.
Come in, select the suit overcoat you like pay the
moderate price required put on and walk out with per-
feet fit and satisfied smile That means you.
extend cordial invitation to everyone, buy or not, to
call and inspect finished products and complete esab
lshment
My aiors live and spend their money here in Benning
ton. Help home industry.
Yours for Touchdown prices,
e. w. Petersen
MANUFACTURING CUSTOM TAILOR
@4S5 Main ST Upstairs Hawks Blk
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE--Cuernsey COW, just
freshened, gives 40 pounds milk day.
one OF the best in the state. single
harness 2 cutters 2-seated surry. cost
$500 VIII almost give 1t away, also 5
French bull pups well bred, Gilbert
Ransom, tel 25l-X. 2tss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE--Seasoned Chestnut posts
Calvin q. Marsh. Tel 1876, North
Bennington VT. 2t12'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

WANTED Position by man expert
,nced in poultry raising market gard
,ning handy with tools can do re
pairing and painting VIII buy small
farm on easy terms or go in partner
ship with lady having small farm or
win carry on same. For further par
ticulars, address w. Atwood II Sylvan
St. Danvers Mass. ot6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Chevrolet 400, newly
painted six new tires, in good running
order Price reasonable. +. l.. Holton,
tel. 1915 ATS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE--Over-valu In used cars.
One 1920 +. b. Chevrolet. one 10 Buick,
one Essex. two 400 Chevrolets. one 4s0
Chevrolet Sedan, one Ford Coupe Wm.
z, Hawks. 317 School street. 0t's
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS

LOST - Child's fur neck piece be-
tween Drysdale's store and County ST
Finder please return to 4ls County ST.
or tel. 554-J. Reward offered. 3t6
Wednesday evening, on road
leading from SALISBURY Hollow to my
home place Que new axe Liberal re-
ward viii be paid TO finder $ x, Lake.
ltGs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE--Fun bfooded rose comb
r. l. Red cockerels Edward Squiers
Arlington, VT. 2t6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
A NEW YORK
WOMAN SAYS

II have used Partisan
Sage only two weeks but
my hair has wonderfully
increased in beauty
seems heavier, and is en-.
tirely free of dandruff."
W, l.. Gokay sells it VITA
money back guarantee.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

FOR SALE-Barber shop in Manches-
ter Center Best OF business Must
sell out on account of poor health. Ad-
dress p. o. Box 50, Manchester Center,
VI 9Ttt2s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13
Listen to Petersen
The Tailor
My motto for the New Year.
EVERYBODY PULL TOGETHER"

Then the wheels will soon be turning fast and will bring
conditions to a normal living basis
l. PETERSEN the TAILOR
am revising all prices on my entire stocksomehing to talk
about
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-13

But, oh, my beloved" returned the
goaded customer half fiercely. THE
price, The priee"
Evening star., 1921-10-07
In the Anniversary Sale
at $500

which
but detect
much lower than tie actual value.
all Of
fashio
n S
Variey'!
Last not1e PARAMOUNT VALUE!
dFloor-La sburxh& Brother
Evening star., 1921-10-07
efissd 6ssss;oe for at the $1.:79

You'll only remember the bargain feature but when these
the laundry and back fresh and
looking you'll appreciate the excellent ngham and Per
Gale used the making You'll like the collars that
pockets,
and all the away the severity plain
Colors and patterns in keeping with the other merits
these specially priced house dresses that
FIoor-I sburgh& ther
Evening star., 1921-10-07
Page of Good Neus for Euery Member OF the Family
Discontinued Models of High Grade
Corsets at 81 IS
A Wonderful Anniversary Val.

Branded makes in back and acng models although
the includes and styles choice still
each make Getting Fall
setthe actual foundation
this sale you'll much better than S45 although
that is all will pay for them.
bird FIoor-La sbursI
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

IL treat him'.-why. Jaekl"
~Can II b that you osoV msW
whsss hs u. Elisab6thr
"Why. In Washingtoo. q eesree.
1T 70 just Q month slaes biz epsse'
tjco in Baltimoes. His Syseods have
been allowed to ~ HIN tor i've
weeks"
Even In The dim hight 10 the taxi
Jack saw Elisabeth suddenly turn
white.
.Is-is he out Of dansss. Jaeki Oh.
Why didn't hs let No know r
"Yss, hs u out Of danger ana ~
did let you know-hs told ne - him.
SELF"
but I never got bis letter."
Jack gave Elisabeth Q searching
look. She turned away hsf fsee.
"Puss." hs asked. sis Tom the chap
you thought wasn't counting himself
lucky. and WAS hs what was worrying
ycui Cause u - yos'rs The oaly
cure hs needs now"
"How do you know that. JackT
Elizabeth's voice was eager.
'Oh. Tom didn't tell No q The 0oc'
tos. but lawyer who 70 In love knows
certain symptoms. gusss. Yeuf boos
10 Just an excuse 70 Ct N 70 toSk
about you every time I - hin. NJ.
but hs . proud q yoa. Puso. bat yeas
not writing letters has cut mighty
deep. You1l write him Aow. woot
yous'
"No. Jack: Il might ct lost. I'm
going to Baltimore IN the moeniaG."
Tom Harrisoo's recovery was veey
rapid after receiving ths nsw ~euFe." !"
o. Friday aftssnoeo. Il was eoly .
matter q wssks-Autng which Dlisa.
beth always found Q eoetAia letter o.
her breakfase tabls-biloee Q tall, pale
young man prsesa1Dd hims6af at 1ve
O'Clock o. Thufsday aftegnooo % keep
dianss sasags@sot With ths yssng
author oe "Treedon." me haa bese
ready and waiting for an AouF.
The love stosy which ~ told ovee
the co6ee cups Was the sweetest Bliaa.
beth had ever hoard.
But ] don't care at ali about frse-
CON for myself" ~ tnslsts0 again
anc again. ~and ~ saly name vast
iS-lb Hasslsoo."
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

and q familiar yoace-but II was not
until ehe was coofronted BY Jack him
eSe that shs reUeuab0se6 he was due.
"a ane way to kesp IN snsassmeot!
R1rooa tie 'iatsssuDtioo-but' hasn't .
eoilow q Eight to intruds upon time
promised 70 himf'
70, Jack, bow dad am to 80 you
ltad no idea Of The tims-truly. And
the u juse finished" Elisabeth sprans
UP to greet him.
II suppose q fsll.,w should count
himself lucky TO get any time with .
popular young authos."
'"Not every ooe does." Elizabeth ~
toYted rather vehemsatly.
"And % some chap doesn't know
whsa he u iuckyr'
"Don't, Jack. pleasei Amuss your.
sslf and I'll b ready shortly"
Jack amused" himself By going out
10 the kitchen and inQuiring Of Martha
ssSardlng the care Elisabeth was TAX.
lne of hseself. 81.
mo care at au. Mr. Jack. She don't
sssn eati Works too hard an some
things worrying her,"
WheA Elizabeth entered the book.
llbsd living room Jack. observing her
wosn look. exclaimed: "lt Isn't worth
T. Puss. not even foe fame. Cone On
anc play With me I'VE something 70
tell you. too"
They chose small but say rsstas-
rant.
'pisabeth," said Jack when they
wVgo dpDang their eo@ee. n know you
een tsa: love story bsttss than ]. but
I think mine viii Interest you. ]
wanted this chance to tell you"
Elizabeth locked seartIed and then
greatly relieved % ~ went o..
Lucy % just . dear little siri-not
e:1ted nks yea. Puas. bot sh~ has mads
- The happlest man alive"
Il vas not until they were o. tAsif
way hone b . tan after ths play
tha. Elisabeth asked In Q voice wAich
~ ts5oo - make sound casual: DO
yec 0lbo9 ~ ~ heaF from Ton Har.
sisoo. Jaekr'
"ysa indssd. ! % By to ~ him
ssesy day snow. Bst yoa treat hin
mighty foagA,' Dlisabeth."
Yea % by' 70 ~ him every day1
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
NEEDED VARIETY IN FOODS
Necessity tss peeeessy 0aleRse1
oeealo y oeaseehlaO That % Me-
ooNoeo)ly Ua1oeoeoo1.

Many attaeks q illaess would b
Dgoveoeod e ~ eAvo eur foods tAo
Deopee attsatioo. Correct eatinS hab.
~ .Will eoaitseate Doctor balls and d
ooeo towas0 peo0oeiaG lsassvity.
TAeesleee ~ Suhjeet q eating aAeuld
y Ulvea eur most careful ateeatioa.
We al nssd foods eeatainiae Pc.
tsln. such - 0eat eggs. cheese. beans.
milk. etc Adolts ESD pg0teln 70 -.
oooeUp u0od t100ue u Woeking. living
and breathing. Growing cAildren ~.
00lFo it % furnish then With booo and
muscle tissue.
Ca1bohy1sates ars very essential.
YAoo0 are fo0Ad In DeafeAy voGe<ab1eo.
sueA- - potatoes and cereals. sugar.
heoey q fresh fruits. CasboAydratss
furnish eosegy and heat b The body
go Ghoolo b about tWo-afths ol the
neal. yatD ~aloo glve heat and sasr1y
. ~ body. Food eoatainlng fats are
bQttee. salad olls. iUilk, uutD,' 0ooo0as.
Cas1nA etc.
sal01oeal foods are needed %
stsoogthsn The beae, teeth. hair and
na1lA Foods that are stroas In min.
erals are the yolks q eees, meat,
s0,leo oats, fruits and ve0etabiea. They
keep body processes In order. Ths
body also requires . liberal amount
e eood dElnk1ng water, which most q
- neglect.
4 well.balanced meal should eoosise
q some food from each class. Doa't
~ d balance each meal. bat make a.
ulkoet 10 balance your meals for each
oay.-Tnfift Aasasine.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23

Cicero. who had . Ans co,lsctioo, q
which h spoke with grati0eatioo.
Pliny had Q valuable collection, and
he mentions oos Po0pelus 0ecundus,
who had Q much liner one, includ1ns
autographs Of Cicero. Augustus, vlr.
g1l and Osacchl. Thsa cane Tie bar.
oafsans. aud nothinS more 70 heard
oe autograph collecting until The b.
ginning At the Sixteenth century.
when. about the year 1907. q BoAo.
milan noolsmaa began kssping Q beok
10 which b recorded bic hunting q.
pSottA and 70 which aro a1dod The an.
toGSaphs Of the friends and eueets
who participated With him in TIE
chase.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
Jssss,s Uesd IN I~dvsee,e,


Jewels ars usually thousAt q a o..
namental. but II one form ehay are en-.
paoyed purely -utilitasian. A.. bear.
ingD for witches and other snail ma.
chimes they are 10 leso valuable than
when they grace Q bail drsse a. are
strung on Q necklace. OF coanaa ~
moss cosby gems afs not thus> ueed.
tne cpseamsos employed being small.
Wetcn manufAeturees q The Unated
states u.s. annually several milljoos
OF jewels. and makers Of certain
classes q instEumeots' also make. usa
OF 3swe's in large quantities. There
u. ln fact. . steady increase IN ~
nonbef oe jswsssd bsasinss applied b.
lnssrumsot-nakees to such dovteoe ~
recording and other s3eetrical. me4eea
gauges. etc.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
.A.Ae.ea.h cellee.lne ol1

,Autsoeaph csilssslns on.
Emmett Camphsu Hall writes u The
New York Dveoins Post that auto
graph collect1as u Of very ancient
og1gin, and The 1sot Aethe0tic collector
WAS no lees illuoesious q person than
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
possooely este.

poefooely oaf0.
Ma. may 60 boatingf" asked
Oeris. 'lndeed. you shall not" replied
her food mother. "Who In the world
ssked your "Nr. Buferx," said th~
giri. 'Oh. very we'll. you may Eo with
him. He has q cork leg and II the
boat upsets you can just hang ON I"
that"
The Keota news., 1921-09-23


Paris, saeramsato, New Yesk. New
Yosk. New Yoek. Chafaestoa. Osassss.
eeo." musmured Elisabeth. - y shs
quietly turned over the neat PILE oe
lsltsss and ola0eed at The poeeDask
o. kaodwyitins % each. VIA esp
asA shs spssad her snowy aapein and
leean % hss grapefruit.
&. i distinctly annoyed Wisaboth 70
realise that che had sxpeete1 Q pest.
marx and handwriting W0leA were not
repsessoted In tAs mosaiaGs mali
that che had been expecting Q certain
letter for Q moath.
'.But II would b the least b. .coolA
DO 70 write . sots."s she 6eesoded.
"'ond he must know about"
'0ood mogning. Aiao 8aisa6oth."
AartAa's Silent. entrance thr0oGA The
sW1ng1ng door he'd not boea observed
b. ths gisi. reAe glaaced' - G0sckty.
Th< face of the woman told hoe n0lA.
he.
GOOD mesainR. Martha. NJ. WOW
eood your Wa0a0 1ookr ond B,Isa.
t&th managed q hsight smile.
"But shs djdift eat en- ltks thay
waa any bstter Than eed'pary cooks
beks an shs nsver read . anODs 90
Of The lsttsss-not sven NJ. JoeksA"
suused Martha when, - vetus0ing
later. shs arst surveyed ths plate non
Which only ooe goloeo.beoWa wa0e
was nissins and tAsa he roezoating
0Bure Of TIE SLENDER s1rl s0AS0 3ose
. Woekins too steaAy b tAae 0et3e
me~<nv - -haasn Fe~RuaAA - aAnn1n1s tA0f
~ editor men ale tAat saeoe to ost
sow. Old Martha sare - Dso01 6
Ase child u ~ ia have To- eoDe =
New Yoek an. shis Asse. ayastnsnt
that aeo't give beeasAlae sDaes~ ~
eeulA b. sst down aa' lese - n.the ~
mansion IN Oharleseen. But whe
was II DIDN'T write 70 hse3 8vesy6o1y
must tnow-and % think a. ~ caring
a."
Settled In her study, Elisabeth seoo.
lutely tore opeo Asf man - Q o0ty
Watch must b performed before ~
TUNED 70 The days program q wosk
"vtsedom." her arst book. had beso
out but Q short time. and relatives
and frisods-as well - poblilhsfs-
were eoagFatulatins her upoa IL b.
seans success. An except To0 Has.
sison. Oh. we'll. one couldn't expect
everything IN this lifel But wv Was
there no thriilY' 0he had hooed ~
took would b popular I'D he'd
eouatsd upon these wy lstesss -
peooS that shs' had noe tns6e Q NJ.
take In choosing Q career oan1 New
York for its setting.
When lett aleoe' b the So61eo
death q her fAehee-oo ,eooa -0ltee
that Of her tavalid oeeAss. Uioabeeb
he'd wanted to gst away lso0 .tAs ~.
ethls. loasalnssa. Thsso had beeo aoeA
opposition to her plans upoo ~ part
of relatives and fs.eods-asain WITH
oae exception. Tom HalEieoa he'd
besn suso shs would succeed. His b.
uef IN her had encouraged Dle1aneth
against every discousagemeot Deso
editors could lnlict. And aow the
latter were sesking her stesiss.
Che read her cousin Jacks lettef
last. Il was brief and meant 70 n.
aslnd 'hee that she had pro0ised 20
aiue With him oa' Thufsday and 70 to
~ thoatee later. He would eeu5fatu.
late The successful author Ia Doeooa.
He; veuld arrive from naltimoee At
nve aud eeaso slgAt eat.
y1laobeeA .o3aaeed at her, en1sodar.
Today was rZhussaay. :. me ause ,sst.
els~ down % -week at onee upoa the
Oes1al promised sthls woek.
ylve O'eloek 6euad hsF stiu labeganR.
llastha, I'D sbeooGht - 'luncAsoa - 4
e~nv 80 - A>.HA>A n~A Nn~>A -.
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
csssnsss osw6sswne o,ahe.

1nes~ - famous oe5entsl eaytns
cooNsmning bribery. Il u ysaid thst
soc.ent Caanses sass who lived
u tne 9ecood century, Was, eGsred 4
brsee. HIS sllsocs being -aecspted a.
hee.eae.oo. ~ was asDured that he ~.
pesIectiy sate. - no oos knew Il. He
replied: saeaven knows n sn>r4S
knows " Xoa know Il. I knov n
How can you ~ that ~ one knovs
The Keota news., 1921-09-23
A Carser.a.d.a
Name
y u. oxLxy sTEso1l-

. 1sSl. b Necssss NevsoaSse 0vs1ises
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-23
SHIPPING HOGS
!: CO.OPERATIVELY

Clemson College, February o.
Two cars of hogs from Beaufort
County and one car from Bamberg
County were shipped comparatively
recently by farmers Of those counties
with the aid of County Agent c. L..
Baxter, of Beaufort, County Agent j.
D. Brandon, of Bamberg, and Exten-
sion Marketing Agent L. H. Lewis.
The hogs were sold to the Carolina
Packing Company and shipped to it's
plant at Wilmington. The price re-
ceived was very satisfactory; namely,
ten cents per pound at Wilmington,
which was the same as the Chicago
price that day. The cooperative
shipping therefore, saved to the far
mers the considerable difference in
freight as we'll as the charges for
lottage, extra feed, commission, and
loss through shrinkage.
Mr.. Lewis reports that there will
be a half dozen or more additional
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-23
!. CHAPLIN NEWS.

s. The health Of this community IS
extremely good at this writing. Plenty
rain, plenty to eat. nothing to do,
and everybody jolly inspite Of the
tow price Of cotton.
Mr. Frank Boozer, who has been to
the hospital, and operated on for ap-
pendicitis, is at home now getting
along nicely.
Misses Clarabell Hitler and Gladys
Williams, who are attending school
at Rock Hill, (Winthrop), spent the
weekend at Chaplin, with their
mother.
Mrs. j. c. Miller and children have
returned to their home near Pomaria,
after spending saveral weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Hal
tiwanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcum Lowman
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-02-23
HAPPENINGS FROM
AROUND PETERS SECTION

Mr.. Alfred and Lamar Fulmer WIS.,
tied their parents Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Harmon visited
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Hendrix Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs H A Wessinger visited
Mr.. L. M. Sehaly's Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fulmer visited
Mrs. Cummings Schneider Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Julian Franklow was seen rid
ing around Sunday evening. 1 won
der where he was going?
Messrs. Ollie; Tom and George
Schneider visited Mr.. John Schneider
Sunday evening.
Nessrs. Everett and Cromer
Schneider visited their mother Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mrs. L. K. Harmon and Mrs. J. W.
sox visited Mrs. Anna Harmon Sun
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ORCHARD AND GARDEN NOTES.

Clemson College, February e.
The second worming for the peach
tree borer should be given at this
time.
It is not too late to prune bunch
grapes. In fact. this type OF grape
can be successfully pruned even after
the buds begin to swell. Prune them
now and secure a good crop this year.
February is an excellent month for
transplanting fruit trees. Now is a
good time to start ho,he orchard.
The following are excellent varie-
ties o. small fruits :or the home
planting;L ucretia dewberry, Cuth-
bert raspberry, and E:Gorado black
berry.
The following vegetables may be
transplanted to the garden now;
Early Jersey Wakefield and Charles
ton Wakefield cabbage; Big Bos-
ton and Improved Hanson lettuce.
Good results may be secured from a
planting OF the garden peas. Alaska,
Motifs Excelsior, and Horsfords Mar
ket Garden are excellent varieties.
The l.lsh Cobbler is the best early
variety &c potato for the home gar
den.
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pent Sunday with relatives at Cha

spent Sunday with relatives az Cna'
pin.
Mr.. Bernie Bechman OF Ne"oerr9
college spent the weekend with his
narents. Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Bech-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Williams OF
co,nnbia spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Matte Williams.
Miss Maude Farr of Columbia spent
the weekend with her mother Mrs.
Ada Farr.
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day evening".
Mr.. Wilbur Fulmer visited Mr.. Coke
Harmon sSunday evening.
Miss Rosa Harmon visited Miss
Clarice Harmon Sunday evening.
Mr.. Lawrence Porth was seen walk
ing down the road Sunday evening.
We wonder where he was going?
The Two Old Pals.
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Defining It,

"A democracy a trifle severely
said Professor Pete, "is a country in
which each citizen thinks he could
run the government better than the
blockheads who are in charge Of it."