'*1 bailor* the boll weevil damage
Eh this county will be greater than
: 3111* moot people think/' said Mr. J. B.
S | 1 MeCmtcheon. '"The weevila are show<
r ^ 39 1,1 many unexpected places and
r* (V<1 estimate the damage in Dillon coun.
5* 9. ty this year from 10,000 to' 16,000
, r J bales. It ia astonishing how rapidly
a, they multiply. In ten days after they
* make their appearance a field is lit3,
erally covered. I am apprehensive as
3] to resulta"
County Agent Epps estimates the
| damage in the county this year at 10
' > per cent. "The weevils," says Mr.
bb~> J Epps, "are more numerous in the
c southwestern part of th? county
:where the rains have been heaviest. I
s' C. don't think the damage this year will
be very great but the weevil is lay
BF 7 Ing a good foundation for next year's
1 0 work and the indications are that we
; Ml f will not make more than 50 per cent.
1 of crop in 1922."
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Sw??t Potatoes as a Money Crop.
1. The News and Courier.
It is not easy for the average far*
III mer in South Carolina to believe that
M IB eweet potatoes can be grown for market
successfully and profitably. It is
* not earfy to persuade the average business
man or banker in South Caro;
) lina that the sweet potato can be
I | planted in this state as a money crop.
; ' , " BUILD OF CYPRESS ANL
A
U
NP SOLE MJ.WUF.1CTURERS OF THE "JU
i Bee Keep<
1 "SMART BEES LIKE TO LI
So here's an
"All - Cypress"
f BEE-HIVE
that you'll call a "jiradandy"?
on sight. limit right, priced
f ' right, "OKAY" all Aver.
Cypress resists rot longer than ^
any other wood when exposed to
varying weather conditions?hot i
^ repair bills?saves you real moi
|| Von can identify it by "80" I
L this trade-mark. ^
I >r ^ CYPi
"THE wool
will be an A-l permanent investraen
~ GOOD HOME F(
J This "All-Cypress" bee hive is shipped to
MB dealer's name when writing.
We are prepared to meet your needs in al
? y the "best ever" lumber for FENCING.
K MOULDING. LATH. SHINGLES. FOR
and for all purposes where you need lumbe
? "BUY THE GR/fDE T1
Insist on "HO" Brand Cypress from
# hasn't enough to supply you. give us
5 THE BUCK RIVER CYPRESS C
Also manufacturers of Superior BLACK I
ing, and our famous "
L; ' ?
ft
I : Ki
U
?? Sold on/y^
* The best
made for hi
or rougt
111 f
RED
Extra Ply ?
30
|.[ , $22
I Reduction on ai
I?
jj I Known and H
Nevertheless, we are confident that
both the farmer* an* the boalnee*
men of Sooth Carolina are going to he
converted to the possibilities of (rowing
sweet potatoes commercially and
we hope that this convraion will be
fairly well advanced before many
more months pass.
The South Carolina Development
Board, which Is taking the lead in
this matter, has secured in Mr. H. E.
Horton as manager a man who has
studied the sweet potato problem
from every angle and who is able to
deal with it practically and convincingly.
In hi8 conference in Charleston
on Saturday with a number of farmers
and business men on this subject
Mr. Horton fully satisfied them that 1
he knew what he was about and he
satisfied them further that if the
sweet potato is taken hold of in the
right way we have in it a crop which
Will go a lone wav toward nrnvMind
the money-producer which is needed
on farms which in future can grow
cotton only on a limited scale if at all. !
Growing sweet potatoes is a simple
enough matter; the problem is to ,
market them and it is to the task of
creating the machinery necessary for
thi8 purpose thftt Mr. Horton is devoting
himself at present. We believe
that he wi!I make a success of it if
he is given proper support and if
he does the foundation of a new industry
will have been laid in South
Carolina?an industry which should
> YOU BUILD BUT ONCE."
>.S.C.
V BRAND OF "THE WOOD ETERNALI
?? i
ers Listen!
VE IX A CYPRESS HOUSE."
and cold, wet and dry?and avert*
ney? therefore a bee-hive made of
iRAND ?'a>' *n'c- Refuse
"anonymous" Cvtress.
ress
D ETERNAL'
t for you and make an everlastingly
OR YOUR BEES!
you ready to set up. Give us your lumber
1 grades of genuine "8a" Brand Cypress,
SIDING. SHEATHING. FLANKING
CH SILLS and FLOORS. SUB-FLOORS
I AT FITS THE JOB."
your nearest lumber dealer. If he
his name and we'll "do the needful."
OMPANY, Gable, South Carolina
tlVER Tupelo. Sap Cum and Maple FloorAll-Cypress"
Garages.
Si
by dealers
j
fabric tire
javy service
i roads ?
-TOP
Heavy Tread
x 31
1.00
I styles and sixes
v Price on a
[onest Product
/ r
bring millions la to tb? State from
tbo beginning la retnrnfsr the itnt
potatoes shipped oat of it. aad an Industry
with great possibilities in the
derelopment of sweet potato by-produets.
In the past fifteen years we have
seen the trucking' Industry in the
coast country grow from nothing to a
revenue-earner which in Charleston 1
county alone in recent years has <
brought in more than seven million
aoiiers annually. Sweet potatoes have i
a great advantage over other vegetables
grown In this region in that they 1
are less perishable and can be mar- 1
keted over a period of months. The
market for them does not have to be i
created. It exists now. What is needed i
is for the producers here to learn how !
to put sweet potatoes on the market i
under the conditions which the mar- !
ket requires shall be met. If they i
will do that?and they can do it 4f
they will? they can'sell all the po- i
tatoes they can grow and sell them
for good money. J?
i
TO LET?One nice large well vend- 1
lated front room, close in. Furished.
C.?Herald.?8 11.
From this date <
Fresh Gover:
Of All I
Canned
STAPLE AND FAJ
NOTIONS A
At lowest c:
Call and look my stock
P. W. SESSIONS
THE U. S. U SCO TB
Here is the U. S. Usco
with a long-established si
of service among motoris
have an eye to value, as
to price. While selling for lc
the other tires in the U. S.
line, the Usco has earned
tation for quality and depx
economy which is not e;
by any tire in ita class.
I United States T1
I are Good Tire:
I U.S. USCOTRE,
I U. S. CHAIN TRE
I U. S. NOBBY TRE
I U. S. ROYAL CO!
I U.S. RED & GREY Tl
Unit
I United
. - . -
MUT like nan n dillon . i
_____ i
i
taUhrOMN Being PablklMd tm
Each Inm. ]
The following cane is bat one of
many occurring daily in Dillon. It
la an easy matter to verify it. Ton
cannot ask for better proof.
John Roberts, Dillon, says:: "I
sm perfectly satisfied that Doan's
Kidney Pills are all that is claimed
of them and I am only too glad to
give them my endorsement. My kid.
neys had been in >A-1 shape until
a f*w VPftpa mirn anH than T haJ a Haft
attack of kidney trouble. My back
started to ache and pain me. making
my work awfully hard. Sharp, digging
pains would dart up and down
my back. The kidney secretions were
unnatural and showed that my kid- ?
neys needed immediate attention. I I
was in 'awful shape when I read of l
Doan's Kidney Pills in the local paper c
and decided to try them. I bought a ]
supply of Doan's at the McLaurin 1
Drug Co. now the Moody Drug Co., t
and they certainly did good work in
_ t
t
?????? t
on I will handle \
nment Stock
kinds of
Eatables,
JCY GROCERIES,
ND SHOES
ash prices.
: over before buying.
5, LATTA, S. C.
g?1^?? ?????? a
ifFrom
11 u*s''
ni ] users
J j
' J (
leaIJVv
Tread, V
tandard .
its who \
weii as TN rf^of modern mer
.'ss than * , ,
Fabric -I- the bigrcest conunc
a repu- fabric tire situation.
sndable
tceeded Around 70% of all c
use fabric tires.
Their instinct for qt
strong and insistent i
else's.
Why, then, are th
such hodge-podge stoc
count tires,""odd Ictfr,"
"retreads" and other
bargains of uncertain
res ? * ,
5 Sooner or later the
ways seeks out qual
matter of self-nm+etr *
no other reason. The o
opinion in favor of U
RD Tires has spread mon
JBES -than it ever did.
:ed St.
States |||
Rogers Motors Co. Dillo
The Floyd Co., Floyd Di
F. Rogers, Fork. S. C.
I>. J. Lee, Hamer, 8. C.
mmmmmmmmmrnMmmmmmmmmmmmmam
v
?. lm
ny cut. far boxes of Dou't rand
ne of the trouble and fixed me op in
Ine condition."
Me, all dealers. 'Foeter-Milbura Co.,
klfgrs., Buffalo, N. T.?S IS It.
o
NOTICE.
Having taken but fifteen days nation
in the past nine years I hare
included I am entitled to a little
est, so I will be away from my ofce
for two weeks leaving Monday
norning, August 22nd- Mr. B. Frank
Sdwards will be in charge of the ofice
during my absence from nine unil
five o'clock.
JOE CABELL DAVIS,
Judge of Probate.
FINAL DISCHARGE NOTICE.
No(lce hereby given that Vink
guardian and that Friday. August
Daniel, executor of the estate of Civil
3. Daniel, deceased, has made application
unto me for final discharge as
L9th. 10 o'clock in the forenoon has
>een appointed for the hearing of
he said petition.
All persons holding claims against
he said estate are requested to file
;hem with the administrator on or
>efore 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
Friday, August 19th or this"" notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
JOE CABELL DAVIS.
Judg* "?f Probate,
! 28 4t. Dillon County.
GINNERS, OIL MILLS AND
We have a large and well
Supplies at present low price
of them: Bahhitt. Belt Dress
mg, Leather Belting, Gandy
Flew Cleaners, Files, Steam
gine Governors, Shaft Hangers* I
ing, all kinds: Engine Governors,
w ood Pulleys. Steel Shafting. F
^Veh^v^ evirything that should be fou
COLUMBIA SUP
8'2:1 IVcst Gervnis St.,
the ma!
Royal C
to the
ofFabri
iU.
Giving to tho fabric tiro uaar
froth, /)? tiroo. Stung mad a
now. Being ahippod now."
chandising People have g
Irum is the the U. S. policy.
by it. And passe
:ar owners It's a policy se
ard for all U. S
lality is as fabrics or cord:
is any one large.
Giving to the
tey offered fresh, live tii
:fcs of "dis- now. Being shi
"seconds," All the origir
11 _ 1 JX
-X su-cauea anuserwcecor
origin ? you buy aU.S
* *
public al-^ "Usco," "CI
ity. As a Three different
Hon?if for Built by the
ut-and-out same policy, t
. S. Fabric ideals that ha
3 this year Royal Cords the
ure of tire wort
ates Ti
Rubber Coi
o, 8. C.
lie, 8. C.
rudson, 8. C.
tow 8. G
' *?
>
liiraP
100 lb. Cotton Sacks
$1.75
W. J. ADAMS COMPANY. .
PAD OPDVirP
vni\ wlUA T 1VL
That is what you want
when you take your auto
to a shop for repairs.
If our service doesn't
please we make no
charge. Our work is
guaranteed. Cars oiled
and greased by one' 'who
knows how," and it is
important to have a
"know how" to do this.
W. K. BENNETT,
In rear Moore Auto Sales Co/s.
MACHINERY OPERATORS
assorted stock of Machinery
s. We only mention a few
ung. Belting, Rubber BeltEjectors;
Flew Expanders, I
Guages, Water Gauges, Ennjectors.
Iron Lubricators. PackPipe.
Valves. Fittings. Pulleys,
*ipe Tools, Wrenches, all kinds.
nd in a first class machinery supply
PLY COMPANY
COLUMBIA, S. C?
tors of
9
cllres
otten very close to
Felt it. Benefited
d the word along. 3
ttled to one stand- 1
.Tires. Whether
3. Small sizes or
/ ,
i fabric tire user
*es. Being made
ipped now.
lal U. S. vitality
nes through when
. Fabric Tire.
* *
hain," "Nobby/
trooHe
w* ^ UU*J
same brains, the
he same quality
ive made U. S.
i standard meash.
ires
mpany
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