Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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STOCK RAISING IN THE SOUTH. Washington, D. C., July 22.?President Harrison, of Southern Railway Company, has directed attention to a statement prepared by Mr. W. F. Ward, senior animal husbandman in the United States Agricultural De- j partment, summarizing the Jesuits of . invoctications made by the depart- | ment into the cost of growing beef, cattle in different localities in the United States. These investigations were carried on in the so-called corn belt states of Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas, in Pennsylvania, in, north Alabama, and in west Alabama. In each case every possible j charge was made against the cattle, including not only all feed but also labor, equipment, taxes, risk, depreciation, veterinary fees and interest at six per cent on the investment, 1 _ I Summons. For Relief. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. Louisa Jenkins, Hiram Bell, Mary SueChilds, Minnie Robertson Carter, Robert Bernau, Sam Bernau, ; Ella Morris, Charlotte Fair, Isom Lee, Zilphey Lee, Ivory Maxey, Edwin Lee, Alvin Lee, Martha Lee, Amanda Bell, Josie Bell, Maggie Wright, Irene Bell, J. E. Smith, Lula Haddon, Tom Smith, John Smith, Ella Bowie, Robert Bell, Mollie Bell, Watt Ha'ckand Sloan Bernau, Defend ants. v To the Defendants above named: You are hereby Summoned and required to answer the Complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you and which is on file in the office of the Clerk of this court, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscriber at his office at Abbeville Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within" the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. Dated 27th day of May, 1916. J. HOWARD MOORE, Plaintiffs' Attorney. To the non-resident defendant, Sloan Bernau: i Take Notice, That the Amended ^ Complaint in the above stated action, together with the summons, was, on May 27th, A. D. 1916, filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Abbeville County, South Carolina, where the said papers are now on file. J. HOWARD MOORE, Plaintiff's Attorney. May 27, 1916. 3-26-7. THE GREATEST RECOMMENDAT ION : .U* . . , Is the unsolicited praise of your Home People, i Even since CINOT has been sold by us we have been daily told of the wonderful relief this remarkable preparation has given to sufferers from Nervous Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Loss of Appetite and general loss of tone and run down system, due to improper, digestion. No other preparation we have ever sold has given suc\: satisfaction to Abbeville people. If you are a sufferer from nervous indigestion, read this advertisement and profit by it If you have Nervous Indigestion, I here are your general symptoms, more or less Constipation, Dizziness/ Headaches, loss of appetite, a feeling of heaviness after meals, impossible to eat What you like and digest it, and other symptoms showing a faulty digestion. We know that Cinot relieves this condition, now, this is our proposition. If you suffer any of these symptoms, come to our store and get a bottle of Cinot. If it does not do as we claim you get your money back if it fails. Can we make it any stronger, straighter to the point? If so, tell rt to us! We stand back of CINOT. Over 100 Abbeville people, people we know personally hav^ enthusiastically praised its wonderful results fn relievine their condition. Come and be convin-! ced, call for Cinot, the i medicine for One disease, nota fake cureall. BOWDEN-SIMPSON DRUG COMr'AINY. j and against each calf was charged not only the net cost of keeping the cow but also the cost of the bull per calf. The final results are all in favor of the South. The average cost per hundred pounds of raising a calf to weaning time, was $9.10 in the corn belt and $7.22 in Pennsylvania, as compared ! with. $3.53 in North Alabama and $3.57 in West Alabama. The average cost per hundred pounds of raising a calf to twelve to fifteen months old was $11.79 in the corn belt and $7.24 in Pennsylvania, ?\s compared with $4.41 in north Alabama and $4.69 in west Alabama. The figures for the corn belt, Pennsylvania and north Alabama are based on raising a calf to the age of ewelve months and those for West Alabama to the age of fifteen months While the investigations of the department in the South were carried i on only in localities in north Alabama ani- west Alabama, conditions in other parts of ?he South, including | the states of Mississippi, the whole of Alabama, Georgia, northern Florida, South Carolina, and parts of Tennessee and North Carolina are so similar that the results that were obtained in the Alabama experiments are indicative of what may be done in the entire territory and demonstrate the great advantages of the South for the production of beef cattle. The figures compiled oy rar. ward do not cover profits, but it is obvious that the profits are substantially larger in the South, and, as pointed out by President Harrison, even if the animals should be sold at cost of production on the basis of Mr. Ward's figures, the farmer would have returned to him every possible expenditure of money, pay for his labor, and six per cent interest on his investment, and his lands would be improved by the manure obtained from his herd. Press and Banner, $1.50 the year. fz "Cooking Nei MY kitchen^ i cool?there to carry?and no fi a New Perfection ( A New Perfection stove with the lo gives kitchen con American homes. It turns on and off fuel cost is econor meal for 6 people. The long blue chir draft and assures a and a lasting satisfa New Perfection Ox made in many sty 1( are sold by most gc Look for The Loi Use Aladdin Secur best results in Oi and Lamps STANDARD O (New; m Washington, D. C. BALTI] v- Norfolk, Va. M! Richmond, Vr. i "res tee wngy fi !&i?^W?'9BSS?$r3MSM| y3 vd I i X / / . * Hello ! ' 1 I have a telephone in my | home ! ^ Have You? J It's the handiest thing around I our house. We can talk to | 'most anybody in town?any I time. It saves trips and time 1 and offers the surest protec- | tion against burglars, fire and 1 sickness.. No, it's not expensive: It's | the cheapest, best thing you 1 catf! get?See ! jj Do it today ! 8 New Directory now in course of @ print. Subscribe now and get your E}v name in the annual directory. Just j? call central. iBj ABBEVILLE TELE- I PHONE COMPANY. I WM. M. BARNWELL. " Managw. I ser Tires Me" | [ j s comiortaDie aim ru is no coal or wood I I! res to build. I use I {j Dil Cook Stove." I j | Oil Cook Stove, the I ! ] ng blue chimney, ' | J lfort in 2,000,000 11 like a gas stove. Its jl ny itself, 2 .cents a ? J nney gives a perfect j j clean odorless heat [j ction. 11 7 Cook Stoves are K j is and sizes. They J j >od dealers. g j rig" Blue Chimney ! ] ity Oil to obtain the I 1 Strives. Heaters I IL COMPANY I fl Jersey) S J * MORE Charlotte, N. C. | [3 D. Charleston, W. Va. I > ] h Charleston, S. C. fl J J - Is y ... - ". _ * / -1 :<. * J-:' - > - ROSENBERG IIER IS Dry Goods |V| n_ Mi_ DEPARTMEN' t \ . t , C 1 Hil_M O opeciai iviia-o i * . ? i * / ? . ? i A " It has been our custon to offer goods at cut pric and January. ' i Regardless of mqrk< vances in prices affectin; dise, we have decided t annual sale. i From July 26th, to Au a rare opportunity to m and talk loud. Special values in jever, ' 20 per cent discount o Phone us, or come .in a \ i MfiuannniEnrana y HADDON I VI f CALL AT A / / * I to their line of new Sum class of goods you will i July and August. Our Millinerj *' ? ici nUn? r<AYY\n /"vV\V\T io oiiuwuig isuuic uvuuj and seashore. Organdie The popular Summer i good line of both. It's the policy of this class of goods. There ii tween standard goods j t tta11 4-lin ?jtJi us siiuw yv u wic vim ifararanizramiutmmzmniiJ CANTILE p OMPANY I ^; Hardware lj| Groceries ' ' T cTAncc *: >:'l II 1 O 1 UI\CO I v r '% K ummer Prices " v$8 . -s m .-'4 .. f, . ' x *'/?' ^ . .. . V ? s-;p gfjS l'for a number of years . $ ; || no anrvn'onmiollw * V/O (jcixii-aiuiuaiijr vuijr ^ H it conditions, and ad- | g all lineaj of merch&n- I o hold our. usual semi- ; san f% / . . > 0. gust 15th, you will have ake your money talk? - 1$ p.*- ^ - j, > , - ,*y -:./ * , \,-r gga y department 1 " i rv AM 1 i tvi-y n ury uooas. x . nd let us show you. cantile Co. Inc. ~ uiraznraaiai^^ ' lid COMPANY | TENTION jj imer Fabriques. Just the |l need for the hot days of [l r Hana rtiriAnf 1 I r hats for the mountains Jl and Vail j! :abriques. We have a IJ 3 store to carry the best j j s quite a difference be- ij and those that are not. 9 ?erence. j ] aiiuraman!jn!jraji!ji!ji!ji^ j ... ;.-.s?