Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, August 15, 1918, Image 8

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RESOURCES Two Hundred and Seventy (.Statement made to Bank Examiner June 29th Send your Cotton Checks and Drafts for deposit and collection : • ' - . • » 5 . ^ All transactions strictly conf i< Money furnished ior cotton pickers 1 S' ^ \ I ’ • • X TEUS US ABOUT IT r«ar‘» planting ir you nq, H i n i fall In the crop. The atandipg plant wilt answer the-question as t,o whether the selected ears have come from good ■talks. I always 'try to he sura to get plants that grow tjot less than two or •*H»t mors* than thcrew*Hoe<J ears to the t'- m -bst-k-ftr+r- Columbia—Janies W. Draffin, of Leslie. York bounty, has made a re« markable record In Torn (’luh work Me has been a member of the York County Roys’ Corn Club for four years, and has been a county prize winner «*«i h year. Twice he has been a sec ond Hute prize winner. His article on "How I Select My Seed Corn-In • he Field, which is given- below, makes very interesting reading. "One of the essentials of profitable corn growing Is proper selection of sewd Stalks of the predominating type in the-row or field should *be chosen, if equally resistant and. well- eared as others (Jet the form of th<» ideal stalk well fixed in your iinifl, and look for it Remember the type front year to year and don’t •chance unless you should change to ti diflere'H strain or s ed variety. “I don’t*wait until all the com Is *•» rrih to sol«< t my seed for next stalk, and not more than half way Up thd stalk ' I select the well filled earn, not too large nor too sm^ll, hut me dium size, and sound The ..shuck should he loose on the grain and should have a wholesome look - I al ways try to select my seed-corn from the stalks standing where they grow, as soon as ripe, and before-the flrat hard freeze ~ T select ears'from the stalks that have produced the most, corn without having any special ad vantages. sin-Ji as space, moisture or fertility.* The most Important con sideration is to select sued from those p'ihTs which have the ability to fur nish the laV.gcst quantity of dry shell- ♦'•corn. Farly maturity is a desirable quality, and so arc short, thick, wind- firm stalks; top-heavy ones with ear* horn** too high are llkHy to mean losses. ' “I collect my plants that bear tnv seed ears and cut off the top and arid If I am going grown on lowland to plant on lowland. I use my fVaid se lected seed that has given best results son that kind of land as far as possible I plant seed that grew cn the same j type of soil That J am going. Lo culil- j vate. I always try to procure my j seed from corn that i* known to pro- 1 dure large yields. It has been pretty I well demonstrated that the prolific I A teaspoonful maim nothing. You ssy;Yet a. heaping texspoonful Attorneys at Law Barnwell, S. C. xoo.ooo.ooo persons in thu United States makes a pile as bijl as the T'boK’orth but kli iy » y nou^k to supply tlw <rtSt?n* .crrtnui tercaa ot .the nation. | rolrjmhia.—The State Council of De* I fer.se libs gone on re ord, by the adop- I - vt —’iitto’?* a*- „\he. bi monthly nographers and bookkeepers Are Urgently Needed ^ s - ®f'Siert3gfaphers and Bookkeepers Needed (j Banks and Offices to )Iace Y(W Men DraTted-Many rh;usands Urgently Needed by GovernmenKOffices-Salaries $85.00 to $150.00 a Month. VE THE BOYS A TESTAMEta THEY WILL BRING BACK W the tniined offiee-lielp.df the nation* It Iklilional Stenographers, Clerks, Bookkeej Vnndle Jhe vast amount of elerieal worl Ts,etc\, appoint necessitated by 1 housands of men oi mRhtlrv at»e a i*e lining called to the Colors, Thousands of women and young men, mule^military .age, must he prepared to fill their positions in Hank, Corporation and private offices' as well as the Government Service. DON'T BE A BUSINESS SLACKER You .may not be able to serve your country on ihe battlefield, but you can ‘‘do your bit” here at home- YOU CAIN FIGHT FOR IHE FLAG BY HELPING UNCLE SAM WITH THE CLERICAL PART OF THE WAR, JUST AS 1RULY AS YOU COULD IN THE TRENCHES IN FRANCE. MOREOVER, THERE IS URGENT AND PRESSING NEED OF YOUR SERVICES. . , . If you are now a Stenographer, take our Special Civil Service Course and be ready-for an early examination. If you studVof the^se^ubjects ^ i>hcr,ha,ul an<1 Tvfewriting, heed the Civil Service Commission's advice ‘and immediately begin a . *' l ' Jalitr.es of <1(0 to $lfOare temg freely offered for thoroughly competent Stenographers, and many expe- , n /nLr c kke r Sar U. eCe,Vins 200 and Fer n,on,h - Thousands yes. many thousands—of high salaried Bank • P ll .‘, ® sill . 0n * ^ lll *i e open JJ 11 ? winter “throughout the Country, not to mention the thousands of Stenographic, Book keeping and Clerical Positions, which must be filled in the Washington Government Offices. ' - ; ARRANGE FOR ENTRANCE-NOW bnter oiir bc-|HirinH'nts NO\\',iiiMlT)crc'acly for setnie pf tlie high-salaried positions this fall and win- ier theiell he housands ot wonderful opportunities open for those who 'will prepare. Only a few mon 1 s . penal I raining from 3 to 4 months- under our Individual Instruction Plan, and you can begin ° U’ 11 a ar £ 0r ni<>, V!|ly salary, than young women ever dreamed of earning a year ago. We ate now icccixing Applications for entrance jn September and October, as'-we-INas for immediate cn r<tnce, and will appreciate your communicating with its at once, if you are planning Vour enrollment or the earJ>sfaU, or for the .weeks intervening. I hose who w ish to enter now, and to make their tuition >a> incuts i^er ,n /I 10 * a ‘*' nia V do so, by writing us and stating their preferance for this arrangements -_£LI^osti one ycur enrollment a single day, hut w rite us-NOW Tor a suitable enrollment date. (.Sole): .Classes in trench and Spanish an- note heing organise,! iu our College American Standard Version . . . .V S Attractive - Compact - Readable - Durable Emphasized with the words of Christ printed in bold face type. Strongly and neatly bound in Khaki .colored Moroeco grained Waterproof Keratol—flexible limp cover, embossed back bands, round, comers. Khaki edges, gold title, beautifully embossed American Flag in colors on tbemitside front cover. n___ 4 Printed on specially strong Bible paper. Only 3 x 4% inches and just J »«an - inch -thick. Type is plain and clear—self pronouncing. The Four Great American Hymns are printed and-bound with thie Bailore end Soldiers Testament. • " HELP TO BRING THE BOYS BACK CLEAN and will he conduct’d hy Dr. Julian K. Kendall DRAUGHON’S BUSINESS COLLEGE ATIONAL REPUTATION COLUMBIA. S. C hottom anA tho «ar« ate fastened, in some con venient place in the crib or barn. 'This will keep In mind how the plant* looked In the field meeting heia here,'is Tavorlng'a gov ernment financed cotton, corporation ;\ and recommend,atiou has been made to President Wilson and Congress that action ba taken, through, the forma- “I go through my corn and cut the diseased and stunted stalks about July first or August first, so as to pre- tlen *4 each a governmental agency, to fix a minimum price which the farmer may be guaranteed for his cot^>- vent 'crossing with the good stalka that are to furnish my seed Now, If 1 am going to plant on upland. I i , rT — A " ■' * y/ •