The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, October 31, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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WANTED-Position by experienced
stenographer; one vho has had ?'ov
erol years experience. Apply to
Stenographer, car?! Intelligencer.
10-30-tf.
WANTED-Thirty homo loving peo
ple to read our daily ads in this
paper. Wo have something that
you want, and our proposition is
splendid. Linley ?Sr Watson, Phono
G47. 10-24-tf
WHEAT MEAL A breakfast food.
Health restoring. Recommended by
physicians. Mndo from nativo gruin.
Has n fine flavor. Sorve as other
cereals. Durrlss Milling Co._
WANTED-A good farm for ono of
our customers. If you have a farm
for sale we will be glad to considor
lt. Linley & Watson, (Jno. Linley
W. B. Watson.)
WANTED-Every houoo keeper In An
derson to try a loaf ot "Aunt Mary's
Cream Bread." It's made at home
and your grocer koopa lt. Ander
son Pure 7ood Co. . 8-16-Dtf
IO MERCHANT TRADE-Ono car
Texas Red Rust Proof Oats, car
pure shorts, and all kinds of feed.
See G. E. Turner at P. & N. Depot.
FOR SALE
--o
FOR SAXE-Porty ocrea of land In
Hopewell Township, 3 room house,
new two small houison on public
rpad. Land fairly level and IB of
fered for one thousand dollars. W.
N. Walker.
FOE SALE-Onion sote; White Pearl,
Bermuda, Prlzo Taker, Silver. Skin,
Yellow Danvers, and Multipliers.
Thin ls planting season. Furman
SnUth;! esedsmau. .
FOB SALE-^Evcrything In tho linn of
fresh fruits that aro in Benson:
. pears, apples, bananas, grapes,
oranges, lemons, cocoanut*, nutc of
j all kinds; and candles that make
'J?QMT? mouth watery and et price*
that don't make you sick either. J.
K. Manoa.
BUY YOUR gasoline and motor oil
\ from the man that seeds your put
. ronage, Caudle, Corner of Main and
Earl streets;.
FOR SALE-One hundred shoats and
pigs for sale. Correspondence so
licited. Gordon R. Lane, Lisbon
Georgia. 10-20-Gtp.
TYPEWRITERS-300 now, robuilt,
Shop-worn and second hand .type
writers, all make3 110.00 up. Easy
terms if desired. Toll us what yon
"w?ut. j. EL Crayton & Co., Charlotte,
N. C. C. C. Dargan, Local Repre
sentative. " 10-7-lSt
WILL ARRIVE about November 1st
n ear of good mules; ber.t to be had,
..prices abd terms right Will pay you
to seo us if in need ot a mule. The
Frotwell Co; 10-24-6L
FOB SALE-A farm of 131 acres with
in ono milo ot Little PJver church;
la Abbeville county. Has a good
tour room honse and new barn; 20
acres in bottom land and 80 acres
in good cotton land. Also, 88 3-4
' acres In another place with a house
and born, 60 acres In cultivation.
Will sell either place for $20.00 an
acre on easy torutt. Address W. W.
Clinks eales. Belton, S. C.,
FOR RENT
FOB "SENT-Six room house, ivitte
. bath, and all modern conveniences.
Same house recently vacated by Dr.
$??&9?8 Sanders on Calhoun street.
Apply to Wm. Brlesey, caro Brissey
Lumber Oo.
FOB -BENT-Ono furnished rront
room ; down a tatra within block of
the publie square, Will rent to
ooo or two young mon. Apply to
.. Intelligencer Ofl?co.-10-8-tf.
FOR SALE-SB aeren of land. One
fe^a&aouae;- 66 acres in* cultiva
. : tlon;*i;Oood 2 horse farra in good
; commuait* within one mile of eight
month nchool, also hear trolly Hne.
? W to
ault. ,W. H. Leith, Hodges, S. C.
9-7-Im.
LIST OF pm
FOR POUi
MANY VALUABLE PRIZES Ol
SHOW TO BE HELD IN S'
SON THEATRE BUILDI
The second annual poultry B?IOW f
of tho Anderson County Poultry Aa*- j
Boclation will bo bold in the ?tore |
ruo in in ina Anderson theatre build
ing, November 23-24. These two dayB
are set aside us banner days of the
oath of November.
Tiie premium Mst of tho shof has
been prepared and it Is a good one.
.Many valuable and useful articles
have been given as prizes for each
and every breed of chicken and fowl
known In domestic circles.
Mr. A. M. Campbell, secretary and
treasurer of tho association bas
completed tho list and ofFor BttlO same
for publication. The poultry associa
tion is but two years old, an 1 lt is one
of tho strongest of such organisations
In tho state. There la a great deal ol
Interest In fancy chickons in Soutt.
Carolina and especially *JO In Ander
son county.
The show was held last year in thc
building now occupied by tho Ander
son Intelligencer. This ?how was a
great success and tho show for Ulla
season promise to eclipse even thc
last one. Two daya are to be hold
tili? year for the show.
Following la tho premium, list OF
issued hy Mr. Campbell for tho asso
ciation:
<!IUHH A-Plymouth Hocks.
1. Warred-1st. $2.00 by Dank o?
Anderson.
2. Uarred-2nd. $1.00 by Kress, 5,,
10 and 25c Blore.
S. Parred-:ird. Subscriptions to
Industrious Hen.
4. Puff-1st, $2.00 by Townsend
Lamber Co.
f>. Huff-2nd. $1.25 Fountain Pen
by Cox Stationery Co.
G. Bug-3rd, Subscription to In
dustrious Hen.
7. White-2nd. ?I.00 by J. T. Bur
ris s & Son.
O.Wblto-Srd. S-tbscription to In
dustrious Hen.
.Class lt-Orpingtons.
10. Black-lat. ">2.0u ny Peoples
Saul:.
11. -A/.-t, $I.C0 by Tlrlssoy
Lumber (V
?, PROFESSIONAL!
CARDS
Dr. HENRY R. WELLS
DENTIST
Office F. ft M. Building
Office 527-Phones-Residence 66
Di . C. Mack Sanders
DENTIST
Offlco 304-6-Q Blockley Building.
Ofllco Phono 429 Residence Phone 140.
Dr. C. Singleton Breedin
Office la?t, Mary's Hospital
North- Anderson.
Hourn 8 to 10? 13 to 8 and 6 to I.
C?i&oirn, Trowferi^s? & 3o?ff#
DENTISTS
New Theatre fMkEag
W. Whitoci Si.
C7 GADSDEN SAYRE
Architect
4?8-4G6 Bfctidey BvMmz
Anderson* S. C ,
I MISCELLANEOUS
x?3PBTYKITER \ BEPAIBINQ-Best
equipped - typewriter rebuilding in
the south. Factory experts for all
makes machines, your old machino
can bo made as good as new for a
small amount. J. io. Craytoh &
Co., Charlotte, N. C. C. C. Dar
gan, local representative.
10-29-20ti.
FOB SORE EYES-w0 have the Dr.
Harris prescription for sore eyes
gives instant relief. Owl Drug Co.,
Phone 636. XQ-2-lm.
WE ABE PAYING $36 per ton for cot
ton sadd" and selling hulls at fourteen
dollars per ton; cos? $4. to $5 per
ton. Thc HO prices at our yards.
Martin Coat ?j Wood? Co.
COMP. TO The Luncheonette when
you aro hungry. W6 cook anything
that la in season, and-wo cook it
right Ask Ute man who tats here.
. Short orde'ra served qufehlyv Oys
ters any style? Next door to Union
.Station.
-:-~-:-;
IN PLACING your Ure Insurance, re
member that Frank & DeC.'.mp
Realty Company represents only
s tr on fr, old line companies. Your
?x business will be appreciated.
10-7-tf.
?. K. WATT, tho 85.00 Coal Man la
still on the job. soiling tho best
Block Coal for the least money, and
IStWttg tull weight, rod prompt de
livery. Tb ata all you eau ask.
Phono 182.
LTRY SHOW
?FERED ROR BEST BIRDS
I'ORE ROOM OF ANDER
NG NOVEMBER 23-24.
12. Black-3rd; Subscription to
Vmerican Poultry Advocate.
13. Hu??-1st. Hat by T. L. Cely
Co.
14. liufT-2nd. $1.00 Whii) by J. L.
McGee.
15. Buff-3rd. Subscription to In
dustrious Hen.
I?. White-1st. 32.00 by J. I.
Brownlee, cashier.
17. White-2nd. 10 lbs. Lord Os
borne & Co.
18. White-3rd. Subscription to
American Poultry Advocate.
Clus? C-Wyandotte)..
19. White-1st. $.5.00 sack Fer
tilizer, Anderson Fertilizer Co.
20. White-2nd. f.O lbs. Chicken
i'eed, j. M. MeCown.
21. Wliltc--3rd. Subscription to In
lustrions Hen.
22-Partridge-1st. Skirt. Moore
Wilson & Co.
, 21. Partridge-2nd. $1.00 J. Mack
King.
24. Partridge-3rd. Subscription to
American Poultry Advocate
25. Silver-1st, C months subscrip
tion Daily Intelligencer.
20. Silver-2nd. $1.00 Anderson
Steam Laundry.
27. Slher-3rd. Subscription to In
dustrious Hen.
28. Golden-1st. 4S lbs. flour Bur
ris* Milling Co.
29. Golden-2nd. 10 lbs. Snov/drift
Paul Cromer & Co.
30. Golden-3rd. Subscription to
American Poultry Advocate,
31. Columbian-1st. 1 pkg. Pratt's
baby chick food.
32. Columbian-2nd. 1 pkg Pratt's
Roup Tablets.
33. Columbian-3rd. Subscription
to Industrious Hen.
tinsK I>-Rhode Island Reds.
34. S. Comb-1st. $4.00 Set Knives
and Forks, Marehbank & Babb.
35. S. Comb-2nd, $2.00 Sot Con
key's Remedies, Evans Pharmacy.
3G. S. Comb-3rd. Subscription to
American Poultry Advocate.
37. R. Comb-1st. $2.50 box cigars
or Candy, Crayton Drug Co.
38. It. Comb-2nd. $1.00 Can Cof
feo, S. W. Williford & Co.
39. R. orab-3rd. Subscription to
Industrious- Hen.
Class E-Buckeyes.
40-1st. 1 Can Pratt's Poultry dis
infectant.
41. -2nd. 1 pkg. Pratt's Diarrhoea
Fjomedy.
42. -3rd. Subscription to Ameri
can Poultry Advocate.
Class F-Leghorns.
43. White-1st. $2.50 Rocker, Peo
ples Furniture Co.
44. White-2nd. $1.00, J. E. Bar
ton. *
45. White-3rd. Subscription to In
dustrious Hon.
. 46. Brown-1st. $2.50 Rocker, An
derson Furnltnro Co.
47. Brown-2nd, $1.00, E. W. Mas
tors.
48. 3rd. Subscription to American
Poulrty Advocate.
49. Buff-1st. Table by G. F. Toi
50. Buff-2nd. $1.00 can J. K. Cof
fee. Webb & Webb.
51. Buff-3rd. Subscrtpoion to In
!dubtrlous Hen.
Class G-Min?reos.
52. Black-1st. $2.00 Hat, B. O.
Evans & Co.
GS. Black-2nd. 5 lbs. Rape, Fur
man Smtth.
54. Black-3rd. Subscription to
American Poultry Advocate.
Class ll-Anconis.
55. Mottled-1st, $3,50 Jardinero,
John A. Austin.
56. Mottled-2nd. nibs. Rape. Fur
man Smith.
R7; Mottled-"3rd, Subscription to
industrious Hen.
. Class I-Hamburgs.
58. -Ist. Subscription to Piedmont
Magazine.
59. -2nd. $1.00, G. N. C. Bole
man. ..
60-3rd. 1 pkg. .Pratt's Diarrhoea
Remedy. . ?
< Class J-niuo AndaluRfnns.
.61. 8. Comb-1st. 50 lbs. Chicken
Feed, Anderson Cash Grocery'Co. .
62. 8. Comb-2nd, 1 pkg. Poultry
regulator, W A. Power.
63. 8. Comb-^3rd. 1 pkg. Pratt's
Poultry disinfectant.
Class li-Cnn pines.
64. Silver-1st.. 2 years subscrip
tion to Southern Fancier Farmer.
65. Silver-2nd. 1 pkg. Pratt's
Roup tablets.
66. 811 ver-3rd. 1 pkg. Pratt's
Baby Chick Food.
Class L-Indian Games. ?
67. DaTk C-1st. 100 lbs. C. 8.
Meal. J. Tom Bolt.
68. Dark--2nd. 50 lbs. chicken
feed, W. H. Harrison.
09. Dark-3Td. Subscriptions to
American Poultry Advocate ;
70. White-1st, $2.00, Ligon and
Ledbettcr. ...
71. -White-2nd. $1.00, Coco-Cola:
Bottling Co..
72. White-3rd. Subscription to In
dustrlctus Hen. ?.
Class M-Pit Games.
73. -lau $2.00, Coca Bottling Co.
74. -2nd, $1.00 Whip, Davis Bros.
76-3r;l. Subscriptions to Southern
Fancier Farmer.
.Casi "N-Turkeys.
76. Bronte-1st. $2.00'Shit Over
alls. It. W. Trlbble.
. 77. --Bron?e-2nd. $1.50 Umbrella
Hubenstein.
, 78. White-lat. $1.00 Wood Shoe
Shop.
79. White-2nd. 1 pkg. Pratt's Di
arrhoea Remedy.
; 80. White-3rd. Subscription io
American Poultry Ad voca to. .
8t. .B. B?d-^lst. l pkg. Pratt's
Baby Chick food. '^?flsawHi
82. B. Rod-2nd. 1 pkg. Pratts
Houp tablets.
. ,83. B. Red-Zx?i Subscription to
Industrious Hen. , "
84. Bronze-3rd. Subscription to
Southern Faucler Farmer.
Class 0-Guineas.
85. 1st. $1.00 Box Candy, Owl
Drug Co.
8C- 2nd. $1.00 Pratts Poultry Ro
ulator. Ci 8. Minor.
87. -3rd. Subscriptions to Indus
trious Hen.
Class P- Ducks.
88. FJunuerg-1st. $2.00 Premium
to be selected. Ask Dugan Why.
89. Runners-2nd. $1.00 J. W. Lin
ley.
!)0. 3rd. Subscription to Southern
Fancier Fanner.
91. Pekin-1st. Subscrlptino to
Country Gentleman, Rfuus Fant.
92. Pekin-2nd. Pocket Knife, An
derson Hardware Co.
93. Pokin-3rd. Subscription to In
dustrious Hen.
Class Q-Capons
94. Best pair-1st. Set Silver
Spoons, Sullivan HarwarC Co.
95. Be3i Pair-2nd. $!.f,0 Foun
tain Pen,, Red Crosss Drug Co.
90. Best Pair-3rd. Subscription to
Southern Fancier Farmer.
97. -Best Single-$1.75 Meat Chop
per, Tate Hardware Co.
98. Dest Single-2HK. 1 pkg. Pratts
Poultry disinfectant.
Class It-l?a ii fn ns.
99-1st. $1.50 Cap, Smith, Garrett
tb Barton.
100. 2nd. 1 Whip, Fretwell Co.
101. -3rd. Subscription to Indus
trious Hen.
Class 8-Pigeons
102-Homers-1st...50 lbs. Chicken
feed, Southside Grocery Co.
j 103-Homers-2nd. 1 pkg. Con
key's Cholera Remedy.
104. Homers-3rd. Subscription to
Southern Fancier Farmer.
105. Carncaux-1st. 3 years sub
scription Southern Fancier Farmer.
IOC. Cerneaux-2nd. 1 pkg. Con
key's Raup Remedy.
107. Careaux-3rd. Subscription to
Industrious Hen.
108. Pair. Squabs-1st. Can Sun
beam Coffee. Idedl Grocery Co.
109. Pair Squabs-2nd. 1 pkg. Con
key's Canker Remedy.
Sweepstakes.
110. Bost Trio In Show-1st. $5.00
Umbrella or Set Spoons, by. W. H.
Kccse & Co.
111. Best Trio in Show-2nd.
Year's subscription to Daily Mail.
112. Best Cock-$4.00 Set Photos,
1-2 dozen Allen's Studio.
113. Best Cockerel-$4.00 Pair)
Shoes, Anderson Dry Goods Co.
114. Best Hen-$2.00 CUBII Todd's
Auto Shop.
115. Best Pullett-$2.00. cash.
Dimer. Savings Bank.
Specials.
116. B. Fleishman & B-o. offer
$2.50 silk -umbrella for best trio ex
hibited hy a lady.
Miss Dora Gelsberg offers $1.50 pair
silk . hose for ?2nd' . best trio exhibited
by lady. *
117. Mauldih Electric Co., offer 1
flashlight for best exhibit by child
under 15 years.
118. S. W. Milford offers $?.00 for
best pullet bred trio of Barred Rocks.
119. Guest Paint Co., offer $2w5C
premium for ' beet. White Leghorn
cockerel. ""
120. Chero-Col? Bottling Co., offer
$2.00 for best'Rhode Island Red cock
erel.
121. Reliable Poultry Journal' of
fers, "Book on Plymouth. F.t jcks" for
best trio any variety .of Plymouth
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Read
and Nose are Stuffed tip.
Count fifty! Your cold. in. head or
catarrh disappears! Your clogged nos
trils will np ?rv ti???' ot? passages of
your head will clear and you. can j
breathe freely. No more .'. snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling, fer breath
nt ni??ht.
Get*a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream i
In your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage of th? head, sooth-1
lng and healing the swollen or in
flamed membrane, giving you Instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield j
like magic Don't. stay stuffed . up
and miserable. Relief bi sure.
LESS MEAT IF BACK
flNHIDNEYS BURT
Take a glass of Salts to flush
Kidneys if Bladder
bothers you.
Bating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble In Some form
or other. Bays a well-known ? author
ity, because tho uric acid in meat
oxcltcs tho kidneys, they1 become over
worked; get Flngg>?di"oleg -up' .. and
causo all sorts c? d s\>ess, ; partic
ularly backnche .= add ihWery '?; In th,o
kidney region; rheumatic .twingos,
severe headaches, ooid stomach, con
stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary .irritation.
: The moment yodir-jyck. hurts or
kidneys aren't acting"right or If blad
der bothers youy->'get"' .about four
ounces of Jad Salta from.; ant good
pharmacy; tako a tablespoonful In a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys, will then
act fine. This famona salt* fi made
from the acid o5 grapes Md lemon
juice, combined with Uthia and has
been used ?or generations td flush
clogged kidneys and cumulate them
to normal activity ; aiso to neutralizo
the acids in the urine so M no longer
irritates, titus ending bladder disor
ders. ' .
Jad Salts cannot iniure anyone;
makos a delightful effervescent iPhia
water drink which: millions Ot men
and wemen take how and then to keep
the kidneys and urinary organs clean,
thus avoiding serious kttoey 'flMWftfr
Hocks.
122. Cooper Furniture Co., offers
$7.50 pair of "MonKose" wool bluna
uts for best trio exhibited by member
of Ute association.
123. Tho Association offers $1.00 or
best shaped male.
124. The association offers $1.00 on
best Gija ped female.
125. Tho Association offer3 $1.00 on
host colored male.
126. The Association offers $1.00 ou
beBt colored female. '
Only members of tho association will
be eligi?lo to compete for Nos. J22 to
12C>. Ali ?".tries must bc lr. thc build
ing by ll a. m. Tuesday, November
23rd.
Entries in Classes A. to M. Inclu
sive must contain three birds, 1 male
and 2 females.
Entries in Classes'N. O. P. It. and
S. may be shown In pairs.
Entry ee for single bird? will be 10
cents. Trios 25 cents (no exceptions)
Birds in trios to compote for single
prizes must be entered and paid for
also as slngle3.
Mako coops for single birds 2 feet
high, 2 feet wide and 20 Inches deep.
For trios same size except width
which is 3 feet.
No one except persons In charge
of the birds or the owners will be
allowed in the building on Tues lay.
j Doors will open to the public at 9 n.
m. Wednesday, November 2Uh.
All birds will be fed and watered by
tho association where owner places
cup in their coops.
Al?red N. Campbell,
Secretary.
0 o o o o .:. .:> o o o v o o v o o o o o
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!* FOOTBALL RESULTS +
* 4*
? fr*********************
At Ithaca-Cornell . 45; Virginia
poly 0.
At New Haven-Yalo 0; Colgate
in.
At Philadelphia-Pennsylvania 0;
LaFayetto 17.
At West Point-Army 7; Villa Nova
13.
At Annapolis-North Carolina Ag
gies 14; Navy 12.
At I?rlncoton 27; Williams 0.
At Dallas-Texas AggieB 21 jj Has
kell Indians 7. J
At Ann Arbor-Michigan-7; Syra
cuse 14.
At Chicago 14; Wisconsin 13.
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAiyO ANY SHADE
(Don't Stay Gray! Here's an
Old-time Recipe that Any
body can Apply.
Tho use of Sage, and Sulphur for
restoring faded/ gray bair to its nat
ural color dates back to grandmoth
er's timi. Fha used lt to keep her |
La;.* t.-iLUti'u?/ dark, ' -glossy and;
abundant. Whenever her hair fell out
or took on that dull, faded or streak
ed appearance, this simple mixture
was applied with wonderful effect.; T
But brewing at homo ls mussy and
out-of-datfy Nowadays, by hating at!
any drug store for a 50-ccnt botlio ot
"Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Hair
Remedy,'';.you . will get this famous
old recipe which can bo depended up
on to restore natural color and beau
ty io tho noir nd is spendld for
dandruff, dry,, feverish, itchy scalp
and falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
Bays it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that notfbdy can tell lt
hes been applied. You simply dam
pen a sponge-Of soft brush .with it
and draw this through your hair,!tak
ing one strand at a time. By morning
the gray, hair disappears, and after
another application ox* two, lt becomes
beautifully dark, glossy, oft and
1 ?b?uu?ui. .
Do Not Give Up
The germ of great
ness is in every man,
but we fall victims of
a rr es te d develop
ment. Be up and do
ing-Save the Dimes -
-here's the safest
and'surest way to
happiness. Save a
Dime a Day.
We have one o f
these Pocket Banks
for YOU.
?Citizens
Ill
lill
i5?tS?rV
EBBS
lill
tgs
Satisfaction
Safety
ervice
If you want the best value for
your money buy the PULLMAN
Sullivan Mardi
Company
SMALL FARMS TO TRADE
? have a small farm well improved with
good house and barn. I will trade for a
house and lot in town.
See me; this is a bargain.
Real Estate
H. G. LOVE
Over Hubbard's Jewelry Store
BANK OF BELTON
Belton, S. C.
Capital and Surplus} $130,000.00
Collection? Olren Prompt Attention
EIIIsou A. baryta, W. E. Greer,
President, V. P. ap.l Cashier.
II. R. Campbell, Asst Cashier, f
Chicara
Peter, S. C.
Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 V
Collections Given Careful Attention ,
Ellison A. Smyth, Jno; A. Ilndgenij,
1'reBldept. Cnehlcr.
E. E. TolHson, Asst Cashier. 8
zr
AT THE BIJOU THEATRE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
?f 'RED SHIRT H?f3B
????F BORSEANDM?LEMOL?SSESF?P^?
^^ffll'Ifs something the horses and mules like-gives them an
appetite-starts the saliva running and nids, digestion. '???p?&J
j|||pf Far superior to on all grain feed. Give your horses and ^?gf?i|
IBMSSDST UIMICU ? trcGt . uiiu ?t t??v Sci?nc ???uc S? vc moue} . K^T/JQ 9
Wff? Our TIED SHIRT (Grat grade) Horse and Mule Molasses Feed \ffi|?|B
|y?? contains Corn, Onts, Ground Alfalfa, made appetizing with salt R?||M
nnd nure cane molasses, and analyzes ns follows: . ? .-Sgl-;
W' I-1,.- -::': Protein 10%; Pat 3% j Fibre 12%; Carbahjiratea 57% HI
i BEDMOST HOUSE &wm ?ASSES FEED srt^^wsa*. mm
^ U%; Carbohydrates 68%. . . 3
SWWFOXH0RSE&MDi?gQIJ^SKFffiD I^^^^^^^^t
PERFECTION BOra a^FEED ^^^^^^^^^^
Prettin U%J Fat fig BBB U%; Ctibchydratta 67%. ?Ms I^efflaposed.of .atraltht :|j
ania ond ?round Alfalfa Meal. y'V. 5 '" ."" ' i
RED SHIRT DAIRY FEED
ijj First Grades A l-Ur.ccd ratlsn contsininir M?lasse*. Cattle ar? ?rry fond of lt -.
? tcenp* them ia good --.ondit! >n. In crease tho Sow und enrichi tb? quilty of the' ml 51: J
fi at a reduced coot of fc-cdinff. Contains around Corn, C -8. Meal, Wheat Middling, ? ?
I-f. Ground Atfnlfw, Pura.Casa Helaste? ?ad Salt. Analyzest Protein 15%; Pat 3%? ?
I Fltro 14%I Carbohydrates 60%. \ ; - - . 8
iR?DlSOr?r WM FEED ns*\$2^*S!&&: "ft? W<*j .
R?l> J?RIfiT ???t? FEED A ?oailnatlen of Digestive Tanitairo, Ground Corn. .Rica S
S auioiuai.mw? wau :IKttcntnil. vcryratut?ng. Kccpothohottsincood^v/icn. ?|
Wo tssanfscijfc a!*a RED SHIRT Scratch Feed cm! RED EHIRT Dany Chick Feed.iffi
H "SEVEN ECCS HEXfflffl ^Sr???'W?.fiK^P^^M
^BUe. ?cttonMCd Meal. Co? Weat Meal and Linseed Meal. Aaalynlss
|??S?- Protein 18%t Fut 4%{ Fibre 13%; Carbohydrates 40%.
??JgSa Aa ahown on tho haas tn oar ad. neatly' all of our fceil la roado from Carolina
5gSSft&. cradoc;*, ?renlo the baan and twine. We uro. therefore, in th* market
i^rl^S. -'or Cato, Corn, Wheal, AUalie Hoy an/1 coy olher kind ot Bay
1 m l%i IN safetv> mi?eage and pleasure
\ MlW li Cainable from an Aisto-Va*
V ^ f*** cation trip, *
Opposite The Palmetto