Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COTTON ASSOCIATION I STARTS BIG DRIVE ' * r ? * On Thursday, July 15, an Intensive sj;atq-wtde campaign will be launched, under the auspices of the South Carqlina Division of the American Cotton .Association, the Extension Porce?.of Clemson College, the South Cardlina Warehouse Commission and the United States Department'of i^Ticulture. The campaign is for tlie purpose of securing more members .of the American Cotton"Association; tha se7 curing of funds for the erection of cotton warehouses itf every county and the securing of funds with whioh a to c-mnlov cotton Erailers In every ? county. I There will be three state-Wide meet- n ings, the first at Anderson on July 15 at which Snator Dial, Hon. A. F. n Lever and J. Skottowo Wannamaker, c president of the American Cotton As- n sociatlon, will speak; the second at Orangeburg, July 16 to be addressed by Governor Cooper, W. H. Stone of " the Manufacturers Record, Col. T. J-. . Shackleford and J. S. Wannamaker, and the third at* Kershaw on July 17 .. to be addressed by Hon. A. .F. LeVer, J. A. Evans and J. Si Wannamaker. Following these meetings, there will be three meetings held in each county. Setting forth the objects and pur- n - poses of the campaign, the following Cj letter has been addressed to the people v of South Carolina: . p To South Carolinians. t< Every man, woman and child who ci has the privilege of calling himself or b I n Duggies, vv dgt We Have a Splendid Line | We have every style and size in Come in and see them on our fic OUa GUARANTEE M ! Gregory-Corider P | 1115 Hampton St., - - jr EVERY ONE HKES T Do not forget to remember nennnf uiihVi ns - Ti- dnon nnt. W. E. Hu / Fire and Automi Represe Liverpool, JLond LEXINGTON, gifts but increases in value, a which we add to the deposits. Accounts are invited. The Palmetto COLUMB 4 RESOURCES 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on CANNING Dont grow a good garden am tables are plentiful. Can your rJ r\wn xrnnv Killo nnvi JVUi glUUCI J Uilio supply of canned fruitsTand"veg i economical but healthful. PRI< Packers' Cans, 21-16 openin crated 500, | No. 3 cans, per 1.000__ FRUIT JARS N Masan Fruit Jars' one qt. size, E-Z Seal. 4 4 4 4 4 4 *4 CANNING . I All sizos at 'very LORICK BI COLUMBIA, S. C. lerself a South Carolinian is vitallj nterbsted in the campaign to be aunched by the Cotton Association he State warehouse Commissioner be Extension Service of Clemson Colego and the U. S. .Department of Ag^culture for the purpose of arousing he people to the necessity of making he grst organized effort to work oui he problem of the scientific marketng of their cotton. To this end three neetings will "be held in practlcallj ivery county in the State. The three >roblems. to be discussed are foundanental. 1st. Tp arrange for the grading oi ho farmers' cotton by a disinterestid party who wlll.be an appointee oi ;he State and Federal Governmenl working under the supervision of the Extension Service of Clemson College ,nd the U. S. Department of Agricui> ure and in cooperation flrlth the Coton Association and Warehouse Comnissioner. 9rw! Tn nrrnniro fr?r V? r ocessary warehouse space to take are of at least 50 per cent, of our nornal cotton crop. j 3rd. To increase the membership f the Cotton Association in ordei bat it may be a potential factor in be economic life of the Statfe. It is unthinkable that South Caronlans will not at once recognize tnu? bis campaign and movement is ol be most transcendent importance, rothing in the economic history of bis State, that has been a pioneer in lany of the economic, industrial and Lvio movements of this country, is so ital, so far reaching- and touches every hase of our very existence as the Indigent marketing of our principal rop?cotton. This can only be done y first solving in a sensible way the 3ns, Harness. of Well Made Vehicles Hacknev Buggies Washington Baggies Colambas Buggies S. Brown Buggies ^\Nissen Wagons ^yOld Hickory Wagons ? Hackney Wagons ? r above .uakea >or FANS SOMFTfilNr. kflule Co. COLUMBIA, S. C. 0 BE REMEMBER D the. chi'dren with a bank depreciate like many other idcd by the liberal interest National Bank IA, S. C. $10,000,000.00 * Savings Accounts i SUPPLIES 1 then lose it because vegej fruits and vegetables. Cut : winter by laying up a goodly ;etables. This food is not only :es fY Ufl f U CI A1 n U Atvt Kk-\ /\/l /w> %^,-t vt iLii suiuci rcilllllfU $42 00 AND CAPS per gross 9 75 " 10 75 OUTFITS lowest prices. rnoxE 498 - ^ - ft imphries obile Insurance tnting ' on and Globe] . South Carolina r two fundamental principled?intellii gent grading and an abundaht ware, house space. When these two,prob, lems are solved the matter of direct - sules to the manufacturer will be the - next step and this will be the least ; troublesome if we will only solve the f problems of grading and warehousing, t Surely, Sout^h Carolinians, after " these many years of voluntary con3 trlbutlons of millions of dollars to T other interests, which contributions 5 represent their toil, their sacrifices " and the surrender of their finanolal independence, will organize theml selves under the banner pf the Ameri can Cotton Association and carry ou. [ to the fullest extent the suggestions of t those who are gladly giving their i time and their best thought to brlng? ing about a condition where the cot ton grower will patrlcipate on a fair and just basis in the profits of his invested capital and his labor. You are urged to attend these meetings a notice of which ?will appear in your county papers and posters have been provided giving the necessary Information. Very truly yours, J. Skottowe Wannamaker, Pres. American Cotton Association. R. C. Hamer, President S. C. Division A. C. A. J. Clifton Rivers, State Warehouse Commissioner. W. W. Long, Director of Extension representing Clenvson and U. S. Department of , [ Agriculture, i B. Harris, Commissioner of. Agriculture. General Meetings. [ Anderson, July lotli,?Senator Dial, i Hon. A. F. Lever, Hon. J. S. Wanna- j i maker. Orangeburg, July 16tl??Gov. R. A. i ; Cooper, W. H. Stone of Manufacturers \ Record. Col. T. J. Shackleford, Hon. ; j J. S. Wannamaker. Ivcrsliaw, July 17?Hon. A. F. ' Lever, Mr. J. A. Evans, Chief Officel Extension Work, South and J. S. Wannamaker. SCHEDULE OF PARTY NO. 1. D. W. Watkins in Charge Speakers: Cotton Association?B. Harris. Warehouse Commissioner?Mr. NOTICE. Please take notice that the undersicnotl will onrvlr f 1\i Q..?V. ? .?? wi/jyij iv L1HJ iJUlVJOU U L S | Beverage & Ice Company on Saturday,! July 17th, 1920, pursuant to provisions of Section 27S9 Civil Code of South Carolina, for 'issuance of ten (10) shares capital stock of Batesburg Beverage & Ice Company to take the place of Certificate No. 16, issued i February 10, 1920, to A. G. Martin, 1 which said stock lias been lost or destroyed. A. G. MARGIN'. - HardeeviUe, S. C., June 3rd, 1920. . K Jul 14 GASQUNE SYSTEMS Oii Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors, Computing Scales, Floor Scales, Show Cases, Account Registers, Rebuilt Cash Registers, Safes, Storp Fixtures. 9 THi; HAMU/TOX SCAL.ES CO. Columbia, S. C. ' i A hf?? 1 ir\ J, JlL Death only a matter of short t-'me. Don't wait until pains " and aches become incurable diseases. Avoid painful consequences by taking - COLD MEDAL | The world's standard remedy for kidney, I liver, bladder and uric acid troubles-?the j National Remedy of Holland sinco 1635. \ Guaranteed. Three sizes, all druggisto. Look for tlio nimo Cold Medal on urerr bot ad accept no imitujon DESIGNS, Wedding Bouquets, i RI.ftWR.RS A AJ o f V jLJ IlUa ' ml I For all occasions shipped anywhere. CHAS. L. SLIGH FLORIST. I 1110 Main St. Phone 2701 COLUMBIA, S. L. , . FRUIT JARS Mason i Gross: Pints, $9; Quarts, $10.15; Half Galfon, $13. E Z SEAL Gross: Pints, $10.50; Quarts, $11.15; Half Gallon A . I IB. B. Kirk land Seed Col 3 COLUMBIA, S. C. t Honeycutt. Extension Service?D. W. Watklns; , and T. M. Mills. Hon. A. P. Lever will speak at ; Hodges ' July 22nd, and Mr. J. A. Evans at Abbeville on July 20th. i . In Lekington County meetings will | be held at Lexington. .Leesville and i Swansea on the 5th and 6th of August. | 1 Experienced. , ] Sweeping his long hair back'wlth an impressive gesture, tue visitor faced ! the proprietor of the film studio, ac- 1 cording to a current story. "I would * like to secure a place'in your movingpicture company," he said. NOTICE OF HOLDIXt; EXTRA TERM OF COURT OF COMMONPLEAS. To all whom it may concern: Pursuant to an order passed \v his Honor. Judge J. W .DeVore; an 1 sec tion 33 of the code of Civil Procedure, 11912) notice is hereby given that an extra session of the Court of Common ! Pleas will be begun and holden in and for the County of Lexington and State of South Carolina, in Lexington Court House, in said County and State, on Monday; August 2nd, A. D., 1920, I at ten o'clock A. M. and will continue ! i for a term not exceeding one week. > Given under my hand and official seal this the first day of July. A. D. 1920. H. L.\ HARMON. } C. C. C. P. & G. S.. Lexington County, S. C. | So It Vaporizod am Here is this unfortunate motorist, miles from nowhere, with his engi ized, and him facing the cold fact 1 until he can get a fresh supply of < If he had had his crank case filled not now be gazing into his engine Motor Oils of inefficient quality, quickly break down under the terri rapidly operating motor? You'll always "play expenses by using correct grade for Y ^ Costs Supplied by the (ollowia Ask for Green Flag Gear Compound and Cud Grease LEXINGTO> LEXINGT ANNOUN We take this means of edness to take care of vol reasonable charges. All factory or money refunde See us for Auto Repair Gasoline, Oiis and Grease Gilbert Moti By H. REE GILBERT. SOU! ' ?"You arc an actor?" asked the tilm nan. "Yes." "Had any expedience acting without j audiences? A flicker of sadness shone in the visitor's ev es as'he replied. "Acting without audiences is what brought me liere."?The Christian Register. ? m Thoughtful Child. Have you said your prayers?" ask- j ?d Willie's mother. | ASPIRIN j < Name "Bayer" on Genuine if v "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is genuine Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only an unbroken "Bayer package" which contains proper directions to relieve Headache. Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Colds \ ind Rain. Handy tin boxes of 12 tab- ' lets cost few cents. Druggists also sell I larger "Bayer packages." Aspirin is ! trade mark Bayer Manufacture Monjiceticacidester of .Salicylicacid. J Went "Blooey!" ! right out in the "sticks/* forty ne hot as blazes, the oil vaporthat he can't budge another foot )il? with "GREEN FLAG" he would in blank Jhelplessness? , or insufficient viscosity (body) fic temperature generated by the safe" against these troubles and "Green Flag" Motor Oil of the OUR car? no more to begin with less in the end t well-known denlorat I AUTO CO. ! on, s. c. : CEMENT announcing' our preparir Auto repair work at work guaranteed .satis- ; i d. I f Parts and Accessories, i ? I )r Sales Co. D ADDY ' H CAROIINA * * v/1 I . U t | j ? "Of oourso!" replied the child. "And did you usk to be made a bettor little boy?" * j "Yes, and I put in a word for you and father, too."?-London Tit-Bits. After you eat?always take FATONIC BWECTOR YOUR Aap-sTOMAafr lnfltentlv relieves Heartburn, Bloated Gowy Feeling. Stops food soaring, repeating, and all stomach miseries. Aids disestloa and appetite. Keep* stomach sweet and stran*. Incronsss VItalitr and Pep. EATONIC Is tho boat remedy. Tens of thousands wonderfully benefited. Onlyooataa cent or twos day to oseit. Positively guaranteed to ploase or we will refund money. Get a Ug box today. YoawiUooe. Harmon Drug Company! Lexington, S. C. ECZEMAf! MONET BACK vithout queatiooif Hunt's S?I?? Tail* iti the treatment of Bcscma, T. AfaVM Trlter. Ringworm, Itch, 'tc.%Lgmf JI Don't become discouraged be- m MM rati re other treatments failed. I /tf MA Hunt ' Salve lias relieved bun- V jft M 1 dreda of auch caaea. You can't \ M I loae on our Mmnmy Bm*h I Cumrmnlam. Try it nt our rlak 1 TODAY. Price 75c at HARMON DRUG COMPANY. JjEXIXGTON, S. C. TINS ONLY w YOUR GROCERS r 1AXWELL HOUSE j COFFEE PROFESSIONAL CARDS i_ ! J. A. CLIFTON M. D SPECIALIST In diseases of th6 eye, ear nose and throat in Saluda on Monday and In Batesburc: Tuesday with Dr Mitchell lu I. FRANK KNEECE Real Estate and Insurance BATESBURG, S. C. ! Dr. H. L. GREGORY, Veterinary Surgeon. Office 1306 Assembly Street, Columbia, S. C. Office Phone 1342 Residenc Phone 2754 Dr. BARNHILL DENTIST, The Crown and Bridge Specialist 16'5 Main St.. Columbia, S.C Over Lever's Shoe Store Phone 2149* DR. H. W. WALL DENTIST. 131?> Alain Street COLUMBIA 8. O t 9 <tV? Hours: 9 to 1 :3u?2:80 DRS. BO 0 ZJE R, DENTIST. Have returned to the 1500 block, 1542 Main street, C.r*! 1 i rr\ Ki?-? ? '1 ..u.uiuuia, across rne street from their ol<} stand. Cancer taken out by the root within nine or ien days without knife. Guaranteed never to come haciv. S. P. Shumpert, 1200 Divine Street COLUMBIA 3. C 9 E. J. BEST Attorney and Councelior 203 2nd Floor. National Loan and Exchange Bank Columbia, S. C. Dr. TOOLE, DENTIST, . 1623 Main St., Columbia. S.C I B. J. 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