Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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children all over South Carolina will soon be singing "Organize, Oh Organize," the battle song of the farmers, written by J. Skottowe Wannamaker, president of the American Cotton Association. The song is a stirring call to the farmers of the South organize. Copies of the song are being sent to ail of the schools in the state and the teachers are being asked to distribute them among the children and + rs Vi-airo fhom tn sine" if. "All over the South today," says Mr. Wannamaker, "voices should be lifted up in these words to the tune of "Maryland, My Maryland": t < < Ye farmers of this mighty land. Organize, oh organize: Its bulwark ever more to stand. Organize, oh organize. , For with the flag of right unfurled, In spite of darts against you hurled, You still must feed this hungry world. Organize, oh organize. , If you would come unto your own, * Organize, oh organize; Or be forever overthrown. Organize, oh organize. Yes, everywhere throughout this land, f The tillers of the..-soj^ .cfcust stand, And be a firing utiited band, it); Organizer oh organize. To firmly stand against each wrong, Organize, oh organize; Your only hope, in union strong, Organize, oh organize. To, break the bonds of slavery, That bind you now from sea to sea, And from oppression to be free, Organize, oh organize. 1 Your calling was the first of earth. Organize, oh organize; And ever since has proved its-worth, Organize, oh organize. .Then come, ye farmers, good and true, With good of all the world in view, The die is cast, it's up to you. Organize, oh organize. Is there not need at this time of one great encompassing organization, well managed, well directed, which shall: take cognizance of the unrest of millions and harness that unrest " into greater happiness and usefulness, just . ?II I > ARE We have on h Advance brand ^ a great sacrifice ?not sheet met They are built ! tanks and other p j price is now $10 I offering them, ? prices of? $65. NEV I We are daily some and depe] handsome Baby Taylor's 4 1 ' T* I >3/ In \Y ; "? Hunger, disease and exposure vrer j subjected to, for enemy shells constat country the invader did not hold. In tl taking some of the fifty babies from I La Panne into a bomb-proof structure as as the genius of man has harnessed the | < wasteful waterfalls of yesterday andj: ! made them to do his bidding? 1 i "The organization of the American Cotton Association is meeting with < wonderful success. Farmers, mer- < ! chants, bankers, and business men . I throughout the length and breadth of < 1 Dixie are behind this great movement. ; ! Men, women, girls and boys are talk- i: j ing about it. . It will revolutionize the j 1 j entire South. It will bring improve- ! 1 ment that will result in blessings even ' < to unborn generations. Many heroes!: are marching in its ranks. This great | organization will long live in song and . story." I, i ? O Q ABERDEEN' ANGUS SALE. ! I? I, Clemson Colege, Oct. 24.?The gfen-p eral progress of livestock development .! j and the rapid advance of the boll ' i j weevil are creating a much greater 11 demiand for breeding stock for pure- ! 1 bred beef cattle in South Carolina. To j r help meet.this demand a sale of Aber- j i iAL BARGAI i. y iand a few Ranges o which we are going !. These are genuin< ;al?and will last fo] with warming clos< up-to-date features 10 or better. To clos is long as they; las 00&$7I {FURNITI receiving new shipm ridable Furniture, i Carriages. Conie a Furnitur I FYINHTON S. C r / i \ P A A NEED CROSS.jjjjJj apr:-: ::''v.<':^^^H^HB|FjM9HiB^S^BC^^^H^|9&^HKn^B :v:::::v':::"-::x-;::';;->>::':;: |T;tf jr' i Xi^MiMMlBifinKwrlM :>:<:: : :* v v^Wgf';Jv^T B e Dot all that Belgian children were ?tly droppd into what little of their lis picture Red Cross nurses are seen the American Red Cross nursery at the Germans opened fire from the sea. deen Angus cattle will lie held in Columbia, Nov. 7, at the State Fair Grounds. * J This sale is put on by the American Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association. and the Extension Service Animal Husbandry specialists are calling particular attention to it as m opportunity to get good breeding stock for beef cattle. The cattle for the sale have been carefnlly.iselected by Dr. C. D. Love, a representative of the Association, and this fact insures first class offerings. There will be on sale 22 cows, 18 heifers, 6 bred heifers, and 5 young mils, a total of "?1 head. \V. J. Sheely, beef cattle specialist the Extension Service, expects to be \t the sale, and his services will be ivailable to farmers attending. In this connection it is well to renind farmers wanting breeding cattle hat the Extension Service Animal husbandry forces are always ready to ender every possible service in help-1 hg them to obtain good livestock. N IN I! I C.S : % ' * ' f the famous to close out at 3 Iron Ranges c many years, its, hot water ; .' The regular i I se out we are i - . it, at the low S.OO LIRE lents of handncluding some ,nd see us. e Store vs. /*' X \ ; >' j SfiHHBSSiiiKSBHHHflnVNMBHMB i ; "t ^ i \ . VW.,'/ " " * ? - ill Upenmg . Of Seasonable Goods Ladles' Ready-to-wear, Skirts, Dresses, and Underwear. rhildrAfi's ReaHv-tn-wftflf*. Suits. V mi V W V T J ?w ww? w y Dresses, Middies, Underwear. \ A splendid showing of Dress Goods in Silks, Satins and all the i latest weaves in Poplin, Drench Serge, Storm Serge, Plaids, etc. Large and varied line of Men's Hats and Boys' Caps, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes. Young Men's Latest Styles in Bates' Best Make. * Highest Prices Paid for Cotton, Cotton Seed and Country Produce all the time P. M. FRICK / IChapin, S. C. V diosif i\j ou l - c amm\\\m\\\\\\m Farmers Big Sale On account of the high rent and other increasing expenses we are compelled to close out our entire stock consisting of Ladies'Coat Suits, Cloaks and one piece Dresses. also Mens', Boys', Ladies' and Children's SHOES Cents' and Ladies' Furnishings, Underwear f ?? m and Notions. Far Below market value today, and, therefore, give you the benefit of this great sacrifice we are forced to make. No old auction goods, but all new and up-to-date in style and quality. Come and look whether you buy or not. . A cordial welcome awaits you EUNAUFUL Columbia Bargain House . 1107 Washington St., ..f* Columbia, S.-C, r* 1 " * \\ , j.. -- I ^ v -V ' 'r ' t* ' * 1 ." % . * t;(V v; iJr; ^ 6' ' | #' * ?\ *' ' '' * j