Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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***** ■7 " "X" ‘ / BARNWELL 8RHTJLNEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA T j SAME RATTIF IN farmers overlook VALUE OF PEANUTS OflE COMMUNITY , ->?/•> ■* Teamwork Is Worth Much in Teaching Efficiency in Care of / '/ Rearing.Animals. WISCONSIN LIKES GUERNSEY Buyers Attracted to Waukesha County From All Over Country—Many* Breeding Associations in Min nesota and New Hampshire. Constipated Children Gladly Taka^ “California Syrup of Figs’ Prepared by the , United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) COMMUNITY BREEDING For the Liver and Bowels Tell your idru^ist yqy genuine jgnt - ^California Syrup of Figs.” Pull. -directions and dose for babies and children of all ages who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue- coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on the bottle. Look for the name “California* and accept no other “Fig Syrup.” Commonplaces. “Anything startling in today’s mall?” *<pi5r«Kl tin* pmnager. “No,” feplled flM clerk. “Not even a honih.” I - Important to Mothers Bxamtne carefully every bottle nf CASTOHIA, that famous old remedy Infante and children. and see that It Bears the •ffnature of 1b Uae for Over 30 Years!. Children Cry fur Fletcher’s Oastoria Cuticura Soap Best for Baby Ni«p ah- Ointment 2T- A 50r.. T.lcum 26©. H.mpl* * wh mtilM fr«>e h» ‘'Cuticur.. E. Biatao," 2 t i t\ "• Community breeding simply f j means that the farmers In a cer- l ? tafn community agree to do two ? ! things: | t First, to breed hut one breed f • • 4 of TTittle, sheep and hogs. — i | Second, they nirr< r *e to use none ? i hut purebred sires, these sires he- i T ing owned ei.ther Individually or ? * collectively. . i ? Everyone Is absolutely free to * * do as he pleases Just snrlong ns i | he ^ticks to one class of stoclf nnd J * uses a purebred sire. Tln*se ? I ideas can best be carried' out if I f the farmers are organized ft) a * l body and get together at stated b periods. ■** ? / Great Difficulty Exists in Procur/* 7\riL DnnA/ p»«w/ i / ing Pure/ Seed. — t ~ Few Years of Proper Selection Will , Give Grower ^Strain nf Seed That Cannot Be Had From.Any. Other Source. 1 Prepared 67 the United States De>art- — niifnt ot Asriculture ) Scarcely: a day passes that inquiries PHYSICALLY FIT AT ANY AGE It isoT ng<y it*« carclppg4uiiar ; t-hnt- -- “down and out.” Keep youf are not received relative to the peanut industry In the South. It is strange, iudeed, that the. southern farmers have so long overlooked the real vaHial of the peanut„as a part of their crop- ping system ard that the present high market prices of peanuts were nec essary to awaken the farmers to Their opportunity. Nothing has been found IbaT—wili -excel the true Spanish—vu- puts men - -— - . internal organs iD good condition ami you will always be physically ..lit The kidneys are the fnost over worked organs^ in the human bbdy. When they break down under the strain and the deadly uric acid ac cumulates and crystallizes look out! These sharp'crystals tear and scratch tut delicate,- urinary channels causing excruciating Rgm and, set up irrita tions whlclTmay cause premature de generation and often do turn into deadly Bright’s Disease. — One of the first warnings of slug gish kidnev action is pain or stiffness m the small of the back, loss of appe tite, indigestion or rheumatism. Do-not wait until the danger is upon, you. At the fir&t indication of trouble E l after the cause at once. Get a trial >x of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, -imported direct from the laboratories.in Holland-The^ wmgive “FAKE" ASPIRIN * WAS TALCUM ■A . V // ‘•■V Therefore Insist Upon Gen- ' uine “Bayer Tablets v • 0/ Aspirin”- fpr any DAISY FLY KILLER ATTRACTION D Ktf.LS •* * The shadow yf trouble Is usually than flic trouble itself. ALL FlIES. Neat, elcan .ornamental con venient, cheap La«ta all aeaann. Ua>'a of metal, can’t *| .1 or tipoeer : will not aoi) or injura an/tt-inif. Unarm- tee.) eSccttee. Sold by dealora^ 6 by EM I pr. pa J, 'll .3. There Is no advantage gained by keeping throe or four breeds of beef cattle in the same community, except the saftsfoetton of 'personal—profer- • ni es, hut there are many advantages to he derjv *d from keeping one and the same breed in tin* same Couimu- nitv. riety for general cultivation on south ern farms. Great difficulty exists however, in procuring pure seed. The duly way that the farmers of the Stiuth van he sure of a high-producing strain of pure Spanish is by growing a seed patch from specially selected seed. .. r - ' Thirty-six pounds of. clean Spanish peanuts in the shell will plant an acre, "arid a one-acre seed patch, if properly luimHed, will produce enough seed to plant-about 30 acres the next year. With this fak’t before them, it shcftild he a comparatively^ easy matter for the peanut growers to get on the right basis, so far as .the seed supply is ■Concerned. The seed used for ..plant ing tin* seed acre should* first he carefully selected in the pod, then shelled by hand, and the shelled peas again carelulfy gone over, and all that are “off” color or inferior either in size or s’hape should he discarded.. A few years of proper selection will Tire the farmer a, strain of seed pea*" nuts for his conditions that cannot be had from any other source. By What U “Spring* f>»er’’ •Imply low VUallty, a Jack of Energy 1 by IrrT^nrTfl. • In t6- Me i E S BLESS chill TOS'li’ r.i*ur-» VJtallty rgy by Purifying and Enrirhlnic th« Tou can soon f.oljta Strengthening. DAKOLU 6UUKKS, 160 Os Kalb An., Brooklyn, N. Y. rou can soon f*-sl Ms S- Ung Effect. Trl. lTCTr^ OILLT®KinC I'rohahly the most important reason why the same breed of cattle should be kijit in |>in* Community is that it de velops community Interest.* (’omin'l- nirt hh*etllng i^ certain to he a -ym- pathetic tie binding the people togeth er In tin* accomplishment- of anything t . ' ▲ woman can make pie s-nt of aai she wants to. Ss!J far 50 Ytart ro* H ALAI!A, CHILLS AM) FTVEH. Alina *lss C«a«ralSms<tW»li|Tsslc. At All Dn| Stans I I M * « TO NOTICE THE PUBLIC this method, together with preper cul tural practices-and crop rotation, the yield p« r acre can he greatly in creased. About the only rpetnod whereby the farmer^can hope to make a profit is. hv cutting down production Costs Through lner<*!i'sed ylCttl'S "^»er acre. The future of the peanut In dustry in the South i.s almost with- put, limitations, and th"e farmers who get into the business on the right basis are (pong to obtain the highest profits. t Demonstrations Have Resulted Planting Larger Acreage of Re sistant Variety. ^ _ To those of us who wish to promote Southern prosperity: Every time you use GOLD DUST, you put money into Southern pockets. GOLD DUST is made solely from that great product of the South—Cotton Seed Oil. GOLD DUST has 'never been made from anything else but Cotton Seed Oil. f For thirty-nine years GOLD DUST - has drawn outside monev to the South J by distributing its products to the four quarters of the Globe; . . • The excellence of GOLD DUST for the following purposes is well known: Cleaning bath "rooms. ■— *- For all scrubbing. A Purebred Guernsey Record. With a High t-!“ they desire. Community teamwork Is worth much la the Improvement of any county community. It teaches effi ciency In the cure and rearing of aui- rhnl.s. . i Brings Big Results. - Community breeding Is a very sim ple thing, hut the value which It will h.- to tie* cnfhmUTHTy ts tromejidou-v There are many Instances on record which are proof of its Advantages. Wis consin has a large number of commu nity breeding association's, the strong est 'of these being tile Waukesha Breeding association, organized In ILK IS to promote the breeding and im- i»rovement of high-grade and pure-bred Guernsey cattle. Although only or- Tg7mlz4*d 12 years ago this county Is a^- readv known as the “Guernsey Cnp- C1 eaning paint ed" and iMpainted woodwork. , Washing dishes. Dissolving grease from utensils of all kinds. Washing clothes. Softening ha-rdT water.-v - - *■ Cleaning glass of^ all kinds. Purifying ice-boxes, drain pip^s, etc. Cleaning mops, brooms, brushes, Cap-, Ital of America,” and tuners for enr- ■fnad lots of grade or purebred cows are attracted there from all over Hie country. !» \r -“Hampshire has tnpny such breeders,’ associations in operation. Minnesota, also has a large numberT" One of those at North field, Mttfn.. a Holstein association. InclmJos 22." herds an<l upward of 4,000 Holstein cattle, purebred and grades. West Vir ginia has organized many such assncki- tlons. Hltchi^i coyniy, especially, at tracted-wide uttegitlon for the reason that the "scrub” bull has been ellm- Jnntod and the Hereford adopted and developed as the principal breed. More than 1T>0 "scrub” hulls have been s . -sr . > . *7 ' - t , - / l ■N-' k •Sf* .. m.._. >v ... '-jtj , A * —t m GOLD DUST, together with FAIRY SOAP, COTTOLENE and many otheT H”’ 1 4 & household specialties, is niadc by The N. K. P'airbank C)6., a subsidiary of - ^ i. * ■ —- '/.’** \ THE AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY l; MILL* OF THCAMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY .G«. Greenville . S C. Montgomery, AU. Memphi*. . . Tenn. Fort'Smith, Ark. Hrnderton ..N.C. At.anta • • • Gt. C!ark»da!c. M ss. T^renton • Tenn. Pine Bluff . A^k . . N.C. Macon. . . . Ga. Jackson . . Mil*. Gretna La. Bunkie . . . .La. Wilmington, N.C. Huntsville .Ala. Meridian. . Miss. N. Little Rock. ^rk. Monroe ...La. Cafambia . V S.C. Mobile . •. Ala.-Jackson ..Tenn. England .... Ark. Shreveport .La. x The founders of The American Cotton Oil Company origi nated Cotton Seed Oil. The Company, took Cotton See^J, for merly a waste product, and made Cotton *Sced Oil, Cake and Meal, Hulls and Linters. This opened up for the South a new source of wealth, which today brings annually to the South ever five hundred millions of dollars. shipped out of the county during the past three years, and purebreds have — -taken -^-thelr places, eliminating the v”seruh” entirely. Many smalL herds have been started as a result of this movement. - Buyers are attracted to this county without advertising, ‘ and they tm- tmahlo to meet the demands for good Breeding and stuck cattle. — More Associations Needed. "Are there not more communities L* every state which would, he richer for having a community breefferjfl asso- ciation?”_ ask ..Abe--a 1 ists^j True there are,many purebred sires used, but the need of more Inspiration In stilled info the beef-cattle business is apparent, inch inspiration as is gotten from organization and co-operation, from getting together shoulder- to shoulder, and from rubbing of elbows; The United Stateff^eparfment of.ng- rleulture--«r extension department “of your state college of agriculture will be glad to hear of any such organ.zn- j tlons already p’rfeeted or to assist in the organization of others. Is there goo<l reas.m why ci»«imuntfi|*sThrough out tl»e South-slwaild not Im* not*sl Y-ir Shortleirn. Iferefon! and Aherd* **u- | Angus «;ittle? Before the South, ever make • «4g *4ride aa & heef-valtle center It niu**t have 'contmuiiltr hres-d- ing. The first step In thf* direction la * Cotton Plant Destroyed^by Wilt an actual saving greatly in excess ol that of uny prevlous year. The great possibilities of this work are shown by reports from two cotton planters In South Carolina Who state that theli saving last year through growing wilt- resistant , cotton was approximately $115,000. . - ' FOR SUCCESS WITH ftlLLETS J Careful, Conscientious Work Is ReAl FACtor^. in Most Every Case—- Don’t Take Chances. (Prepared by the f <.United States Depart- ‘ment of AKrleultifre.) almost immediate relieT. - . . ... cause they should not, your be refunded. But be sure to get GOLD MV.DAr. None other is genuine. In , Millions of, fraudulent Aspirin Tab lets were sold by a Brooklyn manufac turer^ wliieli later proved to he enra- poseiK mainly ofTTaleiun “Baver 'Tablets of Aspirin" Powder, the tyue. None other is genuine sealed boxes, three sizes/—Adv. genuine, American made and American owned Tablets are' marked with the —: - i safety “Bayer Gross.” He Had a Reason. Ask for and then insist uiton “Bayer Though tlie weather was beautiful Tablets of- Aspirin" aud always buy little Clifford kept his mittens on all day. them in the original Bayer package which contains proper directions- und "Why do you wear your mittens on dosage, such a nice day?" asked hia.*sister. ' Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bayer “So I won’t hnrve to wash my Manufacture of Monoacethwidest^F ot hands,” wir$ his quick reply. 1 Sallcylicacld. ON CONTROL OF COTTON WILT over ren- umfortnly wafer*tike- slice* 'Fled Beef* In of Libhy’i* Dried Beef make* a delightful luncheon at little cost. Ask your grocer today for Libby't Dried Beef. Libby, M 9 Neill & Libby Chicago (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of .Agriculture.) Demonstrations conducted hv the United States department of agricul ture on the control of cotton wilt, which have been in progress for sev eral years, resulfed'last year in the planting of a larger acreage of wilt-re- slstnnt cotton than ever before with HAD DECK OFFICER WORRIED Lookout’s Report of “Light Ahead” Naturally Caused Alarm, and Quite Likely Some Profanity. tht the told The lookout ha«l l»*«n given orders to keep a sharp watch for any lights. As the ship was Just about tweipy. miles from port aYid IT Was a hit hazy the ollieerf of the d»*ck put on run nlnp lights Suddenly * ImlL came from the crow's nest: p ’’Light, ahead, sir “Where .a-\v.H,v?' / shoiiEed the^fU I*. “Dead ahead !’’ came Um*' reply. The <)^D. grablayl his glasses, and not tjuping the Tie'llt ran from the l»ort to■ stHfliqard side trying to pick it tip. Not s«s-imr if. he yetted again “Where’s the light now?” ‘‘Dead ahead, sir.”—r — Calling the quartermaster to swing the boat around, lie asked once morb: "Where is the light now?” “Ihvtd ahead.” “Come down here and Joe Cannon’s Sarcasrr Senator William M. ('ablet at dinner of the M< n s union of Central <’ongregaf Tonal church th|s- >tory: j “A Congressman had pn*pnred what he rnreri>h , rT T Tl—was ati • |>•'n'ti tiiaklnqr tiddress and «ii< on tenter hooks to oh liver it. lie appeared to be taore Interested In Ids s|„., t;h than he was in his hill.. Mis WTl. Imivwer, was a good r one, and Speaker ^’aniion was trying to help it along. There were —V <^uly a few moments left in which to do -bus ness aud the mail with *the. speech finally got 1'nele Joe riled, s "’If the gentleman will just wait a few moments till 1 pass Ids hill.' said the speaker, ‘he can then make his speech.' ” > w Fox on Lead of Hay. A teqmster in I’ehn^LrivH+clti raTry ing a load of hay not long ago noticed a number of foy hunters and dogs and waited to see if anything happen- *ed. Whyn flic Imnters came up they here and show It to asked if he~had >a*en a. fox. _He^_siUj|- mer’ cried the <>. 1)., getting excited, fid had not. * Down carnet the man frthn the Some miles further oh tin* team- crow’s nest and pointed out a light. ster stopped to talk and got uff the “You • fool, that’s pur own mast- load of hny.v As lie was chatting he light.”—Judge. ; saw a fox leap from the'■ wagon a-tpl 4 : j trot off. The fox laid evailed tiu* dogs Too Much So. ’ | hjT leaping on the Toad of lmy and "I’ve got.one here. I’ve dramatized ! burrowed into it before tin* dogs catne K spring cleaning.” up. at his last Stopping place.' <► C I * 1 ♦ Why Complain of Poor Coffee Or The High Price of Coffee when yop can have a superior beverage of rich flavor and health value by drinking the original n c K t- nTrg For- yoyr early laying puiletA jacjtt fall don’t, take any uhaue(*s. Always remember "that the future to a large extent Is the direct outcome or yes terday ami today. One often hears the term “good luck” or '"bad loek^-ttr connection with hatchings, mvbmod- Ings, when tis a matter of fact, luck, good or had. would he more properly ; te*i* cd or had management. .If' i*ne Is “ujjluoky" enough to forget’ tc tai The lamp or o^»se.the door against ! <-il* or rats, one may be unlurkj • enotitrfi to mr-t with losses. Unf »rtu- i Tv. luck does play a jxigt orco in 1 'illtJtx hoth for g<*nl or lnul. Careful, II P0STUM Dlioits w-.rk te fit real facto/ 1 * K'> *9 tuuak every vase., bow to-dim I note Uie “acrub" alre. J mr. y "" mi'r a- ■ It’s an American drink whose *1* _ f high quality never varies. __ Its price doesn’t change and it’s economical Two sizes, usually sold at 15c and 25c Everywhere at Grocers.