The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1911-1911, October 27, 1911, Image 3
ANOTHER WAY
TO LIFT PRICE
'.iOUSK SUGGEST A
KEMEDY
Dn Fourth of the Present
Crop and Hold it for
Twelve Cents
Tho greatest question before
business mon of tho cotton growing
States, to-day, is: "Can tho balance
of th H cotton cou bc sold at a bet
ter |>r co?" That tho present price
is pear or below tho price of pro
du.; mun oho eui doubt, Kightr
cent Itton on tho farm to-day i
not s ?vT;:ti (irido as 5 otd'tt?iiii.pi)
in 1 . 'Vi it cost ol' mules, tab M !
an pplies is almost ud?blc th-'
pin iii 1 Si)t>. I think this crop cali !
lu- ! itu hotter; pKco, it nil Isug-,
iia? \ its plan: i Get each laitnor io
st vu .' ni a good warehouse ono
foti I th of his crop.
Lot us suppose this crop will
ma:. 1 i,000,000halos If ono four
fcli ol' il should he 3,000,000 hides,
leaving only 10,500,000 hales avail
able tor spinners. There can ho
tittle doubt that if tho cotton spin
ners know that the crop available
was only 10,500,000 bales that it
would bring almost as much money
as the whole crop. As to retiring
the a,500,000 bales, I suggest that
each State form a cotton holding
company with paid ollicors ol'
known business ability to manage
the business. Let a strong bank !
be i n eted as trustee and have all
warehouse receipts held in trust
for the. cotton company (?et each
farmer \vh > stored his colton lo
.?ii-. '; 'i legal contract between him
uul tito holding company pro
? ! Lhaii if he so!.I his stored
cdt fdr li s than Jd emits that
j lo ! : I'drfeit the dill'erem-e he
( i. ? ::.i s?jlidj) pi iee and I i' cents,
. ' .. ' ' ii ?UggOsI I (J Ondit ?S
.IS- ' fiji i iltl .ni ?.rice, anil ! hal 1 ic
cl [d* ' ? ; ho stored in trina, till
Af. * ? . IdlI-) iel) funner
v . . i bi ! Veo tb sell ih ree-1 on rt I is
<;!"!. eu.M. ! ?' he knew the ami!.!.il
hp ? \\ il -, ;. ?u?all Clop lie Would
appi< ach his; pries very ?'lose to
i ho i ii .? u'tt minimum. W hen tho
10,51)0,000 bales was sold a' a good
pricC t p ?ri ol' the sm-nbu.- ir>ou(rl
-...j (...in ? uuiti mean Utuo oOUoil
Carolina would have lo put in store
300,000 bales this year until Aug
ust -, or until the price reached
Iii c : ls. Wi Iiave only got ware
In., room for about 100,000 hales
in this Slate.
Ii ?iitythiligcan he done it should
be done quickly.
My plan provid s Mia!. I he farm
ors, themselves, put one-fourth ol'
theil- crops in stme for the iiiini
tlHlin price. If wealthy men ol' the
North should store the. cotton il
would defeat tho purpose. When
each farmer realized that one-four
iii o h". ^ crop muda he carried In
to I'M ii. and I hal thc surplus added
to another big oroy would put tho
lill2 crop down to c. cents per
pound he would have a powerful
incentivo lo (ail, his acreage ami
fertilizers. No plan will help sell
tho balance ol' this crop that does
not provide a small acreage and less
fertilizers.
The Farmers Union made almost
a fatal mistake when they claimed
this a small crop and put minimum
price, at 15 cents. The cotton world
inf be blulied by false statements
( !onsi
bo sold lo
place j Moi
?wiinninmiimi u hi un
as to tho size ot the crop and a
throat to hold.
lt is up to the South to provide
warehouse room to curry fully ono
fourth of tlie largest crops likely
io be made. Tueso warehouses
should be located at railroad cent
res and should haue large capacity.
Perhaps 20,000 bales is the mini
mum warehouse will ever pay. lt
would bo betterfor ono warehouse
company to own and manage tho
few warehouses needed for each
State. This would give captital
slock of sufficient size behind each
warehouse receipt to bo negotiated
in any money eentro in tho United
States.
I suggest that Fair Week, in Col
umbia, be made thc occasion to
orgauize South Carolina farmers
for butter price for 1912. I would
like to soi the organization elect
;. opie out of politics as odlcers. To
1 m m of |;j ov.? conservative j
liCvsability?1 and not tho shai-j
lo?v, hot ipr ;> dilieal aspirant w!i '
c/uvs ni no tb please and got the
ip pi pi io of t?.i? fiii'ui 'r than no
us fbi' iii.-ir business adena: .
1 i conclusion, I still Lave faith
We cali organize cotton 'armers if j
we wdl only ?limin?t ' Fie visionary ,
and impractical plans of men who
have not succeeded with their own!
allai rs, but trust to lead conserva
tive, practical men who have madel
fortunes by the management of
their own business. Wade Slack- j
house. Dillon, S. C.
CROPS AT HAMLET
Sand Hill Lands are Very Produc
tive This Year
Thellamlct correspondent of the
Rockingham Post says;
V'While the farmers near Mani
lot arc blue over the low prier of
cotton they are feeling good over
tito otb f they have tn it sand hill
Iii . wi!! prod ne-as yeo I cotton as
any other hutch Iii uti interview
willi uuverdi of our fib neis wo (ind
th. , vh< .. ill] e.Sip . .!. o\ -r li bah' tb
tho'acre* .Mr J <J [Ville who i wo
yenjs ugo gave dfi it line Marlboro
??UUli) farm to I r.\ l?,.' saud hill.-,
sta|.'eH that lie ivill leake oveo a
hair lind ii (pl '.rii r to tho acta- on
an tu i I'ago of foi l . ?nu rs that three
y cit rs ago wiik Uncleared. The Free
man hum ii?ft I* h re will also a ver
il go ii bide and a rj uar tor lo thc
wi niariooro.
Complaint for partition etc.
tl oh h C Graham, us Administra
tor and in his own ri dil, plaintiff,
\ s P 1 hill ( ?raham, Vernon P ( ?ra
ham and others, defendants.
lu obedience Lo an order ol' sale
made by Ibm .1 W I )evore, 1 'riv
siding Judge, I will sell before thc
coil rt house door in lleniieftsvillo,
S C, ir the first Monday in No
vomber, A. I ) , 1011, u ?thin legal
Salo hours, tollu- highest bidder.
?ill that certain lot (d' land, with
dwelling liolise, situate in the town
of; McColl, in the county and slate
aforesaid, two hundred feel fi ont
nild one huid red fool back, con
til i ni Hg one acre, more or less, abd
bounde I on the south west by
Church street and Pennsylvania
avenue on east and west by lands
ol' T H Gibson and K S Idles, and
north by lands of Gibson.
Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers.
.1. A. Drake, Clerk.
Oct. 0, IOU. 23 26.
Phone number 10 if you want a
Saturday rCvening Post. Frank
McCormac, agent.
i Special Sa
it the Ra<
Mond
sting ol' trotters ami p
tho highest bidder,
iday 12:80, Rennettsvi
.*-? ^?ii^>t n .r. \ i i . .^.MMH%,^AMwatriM>iM/M>.
FOR SALES* THB ?TAT* fAI?
j Tho Strvto Fair thb? year will DO
I have for sale in Morry countj ^?eSb?b 8rd.?th to ,n?1US4Ve *
SOVOral faritlS ranumg UVW . Thrro uro moro reasons than ever
... why tho pooplo of South Carolina
r.houhl take this ono holiday and moot
If interested apply to - l???&^5??5id ratee have boen
laorraln, faso, ?5?. O. llorr.\ I >. mnuounced for tho round trip.
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WAN
?Ell'
IN EACH TOW ' mut rll '
"Hangar" bl . . I
money inst. / .?
NO MONK
bicycle
in advano , ?
which tim
li you aro i ii
Hcyclosh
FACTOI ;
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luir direct,
blcyclo, c i
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Prieel niwl ri
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vitttttHp ititi
H?t??HcVHO?BLIt?fHOWl?P??
NAI LO, Tacks, or Qloss Will not lot
A hundred thousand nu I rs ?old 1:
DESCRIPTION: fj "/?^f1/
tiding, very durable and lined
n special uuality <..f rubber, wide
conies porous mid willoh clo
punctures without allowina t
Wo hove hundreds ot letters fro
stathiK Unit their t iros bu ve only
or twice in a whole season, Tilt
nn ordinary tire, tho mindoro ro
niven by S?vcrol layers of till
fabric on tho tread, Tho retail
ls ?I0.(HI mr noir, but for advert
inakhiR n special factory prloo i
clay letter ls received. Wo shh
h:ive examined and foil ltd then
Wo will nun? (toast! discount ol .'? iii i
WITH OROen ?nil clK-lono (Illa athol
r? lunn il ut OUf? ? > i? II io If fur iiny rca
iiini inonvy : rut to un luna Hitfor.a in n li
tn i r. run inkier, ?. -r bett. c. inst loni
Wt' i.nn. Unit you ni ll IM rowell i > 1 >
iirlooniiiitcl nlinvc: or? rito for our i,
I Utils ol titi 'ii al. nil liiill'l hu ii. iml in
am wm WMTWV:
e riiii} .. n niwlul t.. i urn pverythin
IP a Kuy . SO??? ?$VW<.
mn u u tu uar i-vun m ul m M ww aaui u ia u
. let toridu und exhibit a snnipln Latest Model
ed by us. dur auents every whore arojnaklug
fnrtitular$ ami ifltial tger at on<t, . ?
iO unill you recel vo and approve ot your
yonoanywhoroin tho U. s. wubtui a <tm Jtt?$it
and allow TEN DAYS' FREE TRIAL durlnif
lo the bicycle and put lt to any test you wish,
irfcctly satisfied or do not wish to keep tho
.I at Ottr CXPCIISO Olid you will mit br out one rent.
Wo furnish tho highest m ade bicycles lt Is
paisible tn maleo nt ono small profit above
iu si \ $10 '.'i>: middlemen's prollls by Iniy
.1 l!io niuniifr.clnrer'.t/mai-antee behind your
a hlo.vchior ii pair of lires from auront nt ont
reiutiloj?' ?.- in -i leo ru our itii'.iotird of /?j<i?rjF
nj i I > t:;-n>.'-j,
ivnonr iK'HiCfnl cat 1 r.no
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Soi*-. - ---v/?^ -i'N.^ *a
in ii.,
tho thick rubbortrontl
I puncture strip3"U"
rim strip "H" i
to provont rim cutting. This
nronar??i ^ '^J> *'ro wi,l outlast any othor
? ; lin s li mar-.o--SOFTf ELASTIC and
? wo aro U EASY RIDING,
r o ilv-rt GO pop pair, Ail orders shipped samo
lil lirovitl, Vou do not pay a cent, ii ul i I you
epreslnt. d.
iiklnu tl i- tirlcof? 1..K5 oprimir) If von nomi TULL CASH
run no n ls in HCIIIIIHU II < un oni'-r HS tin? tin-, limy ho
: MitlsTni-Inry < n oxiiiulhntloii. Wo uro iH-rfcetly n ilnlilo
l'r -i i il - . r e - . un , yon will Ililli ti ni they ? ni ri.lo
ii* !i.ni icu- e .. you hiivo cv? r ?ce.! orKCi-niitaiiy |>rlco,
- nt a i y flo you will ?Ivo un your onlor. wi ?ant
.i!ii.-. Difvr. ?
. I;hui 1.1 rui} -,)r!i..' uni ll you SPIUI for re|inlrof nctlrothOm
. .i m, umi>i,|ir<>vniiiml (nulni iii,-si.i-iui intr.Mluclory
Iryi uuilo/uo wlitch iii vrlU-uuiul i|iiotca nil mukva uuil
iv. no MOT vu i n ic OP UUYINO ? hie
\ luibw tho now n ni v-oiuh-rdil eifoh
...ra pair of
it.. liiuklntu
. - i Vi* A _ i?dilrj ?JUifitaSI
I
and have made sev
have hotiifl I a s 1 i t . i r
mill will bo luu'c in
Dried B t
an
and ul! kinds of olio
mo :i trial. 1*110110
JoIilM
pvemeiits in tho market. I
and fleet ric motor sausaj'o
.i will bc prepared tofiivoy?ii
c and Sliced
ed il
eakfas? Bacon
Prompt deli very. (live
y Bristow.
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le rf ter ky Trotters
ce Trac
ay 12:
W?mSmWULmmkwakmmm m >,
acers of fast rec
Tl 1(380 horses wil
l?o, S. Ci
Bennetts
I Oct 30
ntl f.ist I rials. A Iso ?
)1(1 i'ogardloSvS of prit
2128 acres lund about ono half in big}, state cul
tivation wih good tenant bouses, good neigh
bors, good labor, healthy. Located within two
miles nice town on S. A. L. main line. Good ns
our Marlboro lands. See this place and yen will
agree with mo.
Only $10 Per Acre
Must be Sold by Nov 1st.
Opportunity of a lifo time for the man with money.
-ag ll if ?gk \
.
2n A l)
Bari?ins Farm Lands
DBSBBBERQEIBG&SSD Gi SfriSaiffl
. ict ion of Mooro county, wo have the best sand clay roads in tho
. , S ititi ern Pines, the Huh of thc Sand Mills lias good gra
th d m d high school in fact thc modi rn conveniences of a city,
(dur hod .\his ehbruiojuH ci'pps wlien bundled hy skilled .ur
is tlc
< I lr..,
place lo buy larm hird ('.?cap and get the boho
hu. !
e !or .\ oufsel f. 1 have.
oliiy rbiid
UV)
lie
mil. s from city, 2?i0 ?r ?-^s
! f f'pni v'd'.V. oti or near cday road 75
adi bollon'! lu?;d in this liact and large
subsoil.
ihr above sumo distance from town clay
rout's runs through this har:.
b;>b acres I tibies Out nil Aldo poad is in course of construe
? bil proposed tb run t.. a ii tl through tins tract., lae enough tim?
' . bi i ob ii tb imprbyo it with. (Jonld ndd to acreage if desired
ribo acres o r mi!r and a hell' out, about 50 acres cleared, hus
? t< 1 ni i houses on it, lies between two clay reads and easily
reached from either, very desirable location.
?O'
I I I acres li miles out line corn aial colton farm, makes more
than bale cotton to aere and corn according.
II arres I ni Irs ont VA) cleared, good house ?ind orchard, buil
dings worth ihe price, hal if sold quick can sell at$1000.
loo acres miles out has '.> room house, built and used by saw
mill man with a little work this house would make a large und
useful tenant boase, dames Crock rims across one corner of this
truel -SI000.
I have many other bargains, improved and unimproved.
Shall bi; pleased to show lins property to parties interested.
Call on meat my ellice or write me at Southern Pines, N. C.
Will be Hell
?vi e, S. C.
,1911
55 high-class business horses will
'c. Doif? forget the clay and
maa