Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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By order of New Idea Co., wi real NEW and gi In order to a company. After N Cash Basis. lected in. I There will b memorandum. During the t gardless of the c4 meet any conpet We take tli ing confident of THE PhIl[8 OFFERED IN RLORENCE CORN SHOW Florence, S. C., Nov. 15.-Twenty five dollars will be paid for the one bost ear of corn exhibited in the Pee e cgrn. show, which will be held raday, December 9, in Florence. me,.sum of $15 will be paid for the Aecond bes' ear i nthe show. Besides these two handsome offei'ings, other prizes, ranging from $5 to $10 pr ear are offered in the various classes, With first and second ribbons for corn bultivation, harvesting and manu tacturing machinery and for displays f corn products and bi-products. The complete prize list, LUlliIM $150 ini cash and ribbon sin addition, as announced today; as follows. Exhibit of single ear-best car in '$how $25 cash; second best $15. Exhibit of 10 ears--best in show $50 cash; secondl best 10, $25. I STO l and look os I have to si I our line ne I come to to Sbe you are '. market ju rgvvhat we h thut would privilege ai of showing ~anyway. you only st will give 3 Prices anc ways inlin ~us when irn the management we take plea 11 be reorganized. The prese eater NEW IDEA CO. ccomplish this successfully th ovember first, ui Our charge bot dl accounts MU D no deviation from this rule Any goods purchased that pr ime of liquidation our entire v >st to us before prices declined ition to insure bargains in ou1 means to thank you again an your generous co-operation iin N E VN Prolific Contest-five stalks Proli fie corn $10; second best $5. Single ear variety--live best stalks $10, second best $5. Shelled corn-best half bushel $5, second best $3. "irst. and second ribbons vill be awarded the first and second best ex hibits of corn cultivation, harvesting, and manufactur.1 111ing ma1.chinery, wvith demonstrations of their operations. A special effort will be made to make this feaf ure on1e of the Imiost valuable aid eduaL ioll~li of the show. First. and second ribbons will be ofiered also Ior the best and second best exhibits ofI products, and bi-pro duets, of corn, inl their various class es. Thbis will be a great eticationial number of the show. lirst and second ribbons likewise will be ollered for the variety - ex hibits, inl each variety. Meilbers of the prize con onittee are R. 1E. C'urrin, superintendIent of the P ee ID)e Ex perienit Stat ion, ,I. WVard P INgi re'r what we. a iow you in g xt time you g wn. It may e not in theta st now for a ave for sale, a g-ive us the'g ad pleasure g i you thru m e will so ich goods as' rou service. * I t terms al- ~ e. Stop with townl. UN sure to ANNOUNCE to our r nt book value will be doubly in e present interests must be li itil further notic( )ks will be closed ST be closed bef Goods purchased must be p. aves not satisfactory can be r< riamnoth stock is at your (lisp on all merchandise in our sto - store. Our stock must be r( d again for all your past favc the future as in the past, we 1 D E MORRIS NE ecLendon, agent for Florence coun ty; A. II. Ward, agent of Darlington Countv; T. ii. Young, Tnimmonsvillc. C. 1'. lartley, of Washington, head of the bureau of investigation aid encouragement of corn production, has been invited to attend the show and is expected. Ile will deliver one of the highly educational lectures of the show and be one of the judges also if he attends, as he probably will. A personal invitation will be extended him shortly by one of the promoters of the show who is going to Washington. Mr. Iartley is reputed one of the foremost authorities of the United States on corn, in its every phase whether cultivation, seed selection, curing, handling, marketing, manu facturing, or anything else. Actual working deionstra tions of all the best known and most approved cultural methods for corni will be an - other of the biggest features of the corn show. As oneW of the biggest corn prodlucers of this set ion, who has givenl probably as much time and thought to resea rch anud im provemenit of varieties andl increcased prloduct ion, says: "We've got to produce corn more cheaply to makew it ai payi ig crop in this section. We can make rnne oui~, 11t (If it now-but we are not making the most out (If the cr(op."' A big fish stew will be servedl on t he grounds to all visitoirs. All that onie can eat will b~e served for about an ets, the (only charge being t~o co ver t he actual cost. of prepa ring anld The show is nolt binI g pr1omoi(ted to miake money but is p)urely for the eduationlal, inodustrialI, andl com mer eialI demaonst ralt ion oft the possiblil ities oIf cornl inl thIis sectioni. No charge will he made either for entering an e xlibit or for admniission to the show. It is (open to( every cornt pilanltre in thle Il'ce I lee sectionl. ------------( IXTIENSION SI~itVlCIC TO' All) (COTTlON C'3Oltl'l' ION inig thatl everybodty is conicerned* in a broader and better (rottoin malrket,, that ellicienut marketing is a pertinlenut philase oIf IExtenision Work, andl that its oirgaizedA1 forces can bIest hanldtle ce r a in phases of such a (a mpa ign, the E~xt ension Service 1has put. its organ i zationi at the service of the Amnerican Cott on A ssociat ion and the Amnerican I'1roducts Es xport and(1 import Corpora i-im tol conduclt an intensive campaign for the Colrplorationi November 15r to 20 inclusive. D i rector W. WV. L ong of the Extension Service is a nmembler of the caminpa ign committee. The campat~nign is to be first, (If all (lducationial. stress will be laid up on the neees::ity oIf such an organiza ionl toI market cottonn, uipon the ai ms ato l purposes (If this particular cor Ilorat ion, upon the ceoplerative featu res (If it, upon the need for farmers and~ oIther business men tol put in cot ton and money as stnoith which tm. , nany friends, patrons and gene creased with cash capital. W iuidated, such as outstanding , our business wi and all outstan ore January 1st, 1 rid for in cash before goods is t ,turned and money will be refui osal at prevail,-'r reduced pric4 re. We ca' '..re you that, a duced to a minimum and our 14 irs, looking forward to a happ: are as ever with you. SS, Manager. work out its success, etc. To this si end the county agents and other mem- n, bers of the Extension Service force ci will direct their energies, leaving to ti other agencies the work of soliciting a stock. si Most South Carolina farmers already P know and appreciate the fact that b the Extension Service force-the only 11 paid force which the farmers have- b stands for and works for whatever is . of vital interest to the farmers, and the farmers should therefore be more than ever assured that the Exports ..nd Imports Corporation merits their support, or the Extension Ser :ee wouhl ..t mobilize its forces iv Jie A I ~ ~ HIDRE sTOMACil and BOWEts a ANT RCMENT s KUYK(ND AI (lIK~IAl (01s K ROCK lii.S.C] ICotto State At Gerald' Youm John U IBM I"s gum s&A 9s mom ssI o " wsam "mI; 4EP ral public that after Janual a intend to make The New I iccounts as well as the ol 11 be conducted ding accounts [921. aken out of the store. N< ided. !s or at prices that may fui s usual, we will keep up i )w prices will make it move ( and successful future for i PANX ate-wide campaign to be conductel )xt week. Posters advertising the unpaign and circulars of informa. on about cotton marketing have lready been printed by the Exten on Service to aid in the work, and rominent speakers are being securec y Director Long for the county seal icetings to be held Monday, Noveni. er 15, in opening the drive. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Clarendon County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SUMMONS (Complain Served) B. Fulton and E. M. Fulton, Plain tiffs, vs. leine Fulton, Alma Bagnal, Alict Pendergrass, Louise Robinson Amanda Belle McCaskill, an infani under the age of fourteen years C. M. Fulton, in his own right and as Administrator of the Estate o Benjamin P. Fulton, deceased, Ali Dickson, Launah Fulton and Tar, quita Fulton, an infant over th< age of fourteen years, Defendants To the defendants above namedl and Kenneth McCaskill, the Father oi nd with wvhom the infant defendani mlandla Belle McCaskill resides, and > . B3. Fulton, with whom the in. int defendant TIarquita Fulton re. dles: You are hereby summlonedl and re. uired to answer the complaint ii is action of wvhich a copy is here. 'ith servedl upon you, and to servo a 1j)y of your answ'er to saidl Complaini ai the subscriber, (J. A. Weinberg) his oflice in the town of Manning .C., within twenty (lays after th< 3rvice hereof, exclusive of the day oi ach service; and if you fail to answe: le Complaint within the time afore. id the plaintiffs herein ,will apply u Sto a Wareh No. 361 s Tobacco s Business Soi ~. Ger al y first 1921 The [dea Co., of old a ligations of the on a Strictly must be col goods given on rther decline, re o undersell and rapidly. ill of us and feel , Inc. to the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint. J. A. Weinberg, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated March 1920. NOTICE. To the defendants Louise Robinson I and Amanda Belle McCaskill: TAKE NOTICE that the Summons and Complaint in above stated action were filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Claren don County, South Carolina, on March 22, 1920 and are now on file in said office. J. A. Weinberg, 43-3t-c Plaintiff's Attorney. TWO BURN TO DEATH Bay Minette, Ala., Nov. 14.-Mrs. C. J. Campbell, 68, and Miss Annie Byrne, 75, sisters, were burned to death early today when trapped in the Campbell sanitarium, which was completely destroyed. Two other buildings, the White market and Lake grocery wvere de.. stroyedl. The fire originated in the sanitarium andl was beyondl control before the alarm was sent in. The loss is estimated at $25,000. ---o HUNT SEALS FROM AIR St. Johns, N. F'., Nov. 14.--Two i.. rigible balloons, presented to New foundland by the British government, aire to be usedl this winter to locate seal herds. They wvill wvork in con .junction with sealing steamers. A ir reconnaissance in seal hunt ing, government oflicials say, will give impetus to the trade of the coun.. try. rage! rinse Warehouse ted. d Manager, . , Manning, S. C.