The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 07, 1914, Image 7
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South Entering New Era of Agricu
tural Production, Declares
H. G. Hastings.
Atlanta, Ga.?(Special.)?That th
Boys' Corn Club movement means
r*r*r\n + /lool mnro t r\ tho Qftllth thil
gi ^au ugui mv/iv vvs vwv >^vui.t*
tiie average citizen has ever dreamet
is the conclusion presented in un ir
teresting interview by II. G. Hasting
of Atlanta, chairman of the agricu
tural committee of the Atlanta Chan
bor of Commerce and manager of tli
Georgia State Corn Show, which i
presented annually in the state cap
tol building.
"We are facing," says Mr. Hasting;
"an era of agricultural production suci
as the world has never before wii
nes-sed. Every year since the firs
corn club was organized, the move
ment has seen more than remarkabl
growth. One year's record has be
come insignificant when that of th
next year aouuiea it; ana uy tuat,
mean that many more boys liave gon
into the work and have vastly li
creased results not only by their o\v:
efforts, but through inspiration to ii
tilers, brothers and neighbors unt
millions of dollars have already bee
added to corn production in the Soutr
"And yet this is but a forecast c
what is to come. There are now b(
ing organized ;is an outgrowth or th
corn cl-ub work, Three and Four-cro
Clubs. The boys will plant oats an
cowpeas on their former corn acn
thus diversifying their crops and r<
newin*; the soil, wfciie a new acre wil
be taken for corn cultivation. In som
sections cotton has been added to th
list, 011 a third acre, and the l'oui
Crop Club boys have already gone t
work.
"Another outgrowth of the corn clu
is the Pig Club. Southern boys hav
learned the truth of the story of th
unsuccessful farmer who sent to
more prosperous neighbor to buy
shoat. The neighbor sold liini th
shoat, but with it pre.?Lni<.;J him
sack of oirn. 'You have get t!s
shoat under yc:v. u ri.' !u> told th
fanner, 'but I v. >: renieir.tiv.
that the ho*-' i~ i:i j ::
Nh home should !>? without a hot-watt
bottle. Its uses an' many all the ye.
i m : .. .i l...u
l l'UiMI. Ulliuiu into fwili*. Mf.wivM.
When yon li.ivt; medicine compounded i
Milford's von can (I?*|m*ikI upon trt'ltiiifr n
stilts 'liiit please, because :il Milford's Il
right kind of drugs ;iih| ili-u^r pixuliu-l
.ir?- used?no substituting whatever.
X?> !>? ? !?>ntr?*? 1 waiting in having a pn
H-ripiion lillt?l at Millnni's. An ?-\p?-i
|i|iaiina' i>l always watting i ? eonipoun
tin- required iiifiliciii" Im y<>u.
If vim I'Xpi'ct t" -land tin* cold get. ,y<n
I,! 1 sticinl .ii!i^r in < rder 1m ciivuhil
111 ;? ) lv. Milford's blood piji ill* i will?
it.
j .-mi get, your money's worth wIn-u y?
I smoke Speed's < 'iiH-o cigars.
Don't take chances with doubtful qunlif
rubber goods. Get tlio best?they w
cost you no more?at Milford's.
SiBgKF g^acJEaiBgaMMHE
nils When You
iothing, including "
r yourself whether c
i room for Spring
rtity. Our goods
the original pric
oht
Land for Sale:!
a
jjeri >, miles from Calhoun Falls,
!) tuiant Louses. Plenty timber,
wood and water, one of the finest
plantations in Abbeville county.
CVii give good term?. $35.00 per
acre.
(War-res, f! milr-s from Abbeville, one
1-1 li!>r>c ittliJl open, goon ujre^ mum
j. I louse, stable and barn, p'enty of
I wood a* d timber, and line bot
toms Price $1.000.
3
!- IS acrcs on Dm? \Ve>t road just at the
city hurts o| A bhevilJe and good
5 dwelling ami out houses. Price
lil si ,-??<?. i
| One 11??u.?e ami lot on Magazine street. ^
11 House in good repair.
' I One In u?i' jirnl lot on Ward law street.
, I Pric< .jo ?.
'2 j One horse and lot in ti e ci'y of Ab
I ! beviile, c> rner I'iuckney and
ei (,'hurch stieets. The hou*e has
j. I 7 rooms, f?ont and hack lialls,
n elrctiie lifhis, wafer works and
sewerage. (iood teims, with small
ca?li p;t*. iiient. Price SS,Ton.
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0 Daily Eeccmii;g Lr ss Wearisome
, to Ma iy in Abbeville.
e Willi a bark that lichee all day,
r Willi res disturbed at iiijiSn,
A'" ii\ iiiir 111 i??:iry ili-oidris.
' ' l is a w iry way. in ie?d.
*l J I)?'au'? Kidney l*i11> ate especially
for kidney trouble.
i: Aie i-??it.-cmI I?v Abbeville citizens.
> Miss Jfim e Lipluiil, vineuvilie 81.,
i Abbevil i*, S. says :
"Duan's Kidney I'iIIh area good
kidney lUMlicineand I rtcommend
them highly. I had ''i/zy and
nervous spells and my t?ju-k and
r head aehrd intensely. No'hing
lient lilted me until 1 heard about
Lilian's Kidney 1'illsaud got a sup
it ply from 1*. It. Speed's J>rug
Htor?. J contiiiu'.d lluir list- when
I found l hut 11 ley were helping me
and before long I was well."
For sale by all deubrs. J'rioe oil
ri eeiity. Ko-ttf-Milbuni Co., Kull'aio,
New York, mi;c iiyciitf lor tilt' I n'letl
Statffi.J
Ht'iticn-ber the name ?Doaii's? nml
iakt* no ot her.
(Jlns.-' aini putty for sale ;il Speed's Drug
Store. ?
Hum, slireh, seek where you might, you
<'HiU)ot llil] better rubber goods than at
ililforil's '] tig Stoiv.
jgflM7 "nsraa? jrpsfrT:1Km?z
ABBEYIL1
i See the Word
Hart Scliaffner & ffl
>r not this "cleaning*
Goods and here
are always lin
es. The differ
mtile
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Prices
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arx Suits and Overcoats
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25.00 Suits for -
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27.50 Suits for -
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, January 13th
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"/4s a srooc/ citizen 1
thank you for your play.
Theodore Roc
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