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iSCHOOL 6IRL CROWNED , _ . \A3 - .-. J, *?* ? niiu AJfPLE evidence tktt wMon c|i , be grown profitabfy wfc*i Hot is soiling at eleven cent , ,a pfrund. or loss. Is showw la the W ords or prize winner* in oftelal Oof -<toh Contest* held in seven stateg Inn >'-.^:,"-f?enson. ?^ ^ V1" 1 "~~ The contest Viuuers by growini . ih'Kb >lelde 'of lint per acre brough * (Mbeu oost of production down to eevei *9***, or less, per pound. Theae t4 pults ace not "isolated, buV come fron various sections of the Cotton Bait '<, South. Carolina. Georgia, MlHSlisippl Tennessee, Louisiana. Texas and H 'kUMi*r whore State-wide cotton grow lng contest* were held. '" ? One of the boat records of the yeai was that made by H.' M\ Cox. a cotto* . * v farmer 5f Ml lien, Georgia. Mr. Coi jion first prize In the . Georgia'Con test, producing +.914 pounds of lint i'cotton on .five acres. The cost 6f pro ducing this cotton, including labor \ was six aatd-one-tourth ceiits pel A '-' pound, itfr! <^x made a n.et profit or .bis cotton of |71.2& per acre. 7 \ i Public attention was recently direqt \ .ed to the achievement of these cot ton. champions through their trip to Washington as guests of the Chilean \ .nitrate "of soda fcxJucatioual Bureau. ;5n every State except Texas the Grand Prixe Wiuaer used Nitrate of Soda in V'ows.. mm - - - , k M I n - ' ~~ -a . ' M :,^'feJ dWter.vflM uy^mM B - llg| X_ V l|?H r"." n'-f* ? ,:':"-i|M ? *4?fl UMm 9 H X Mis* Elft Daniels .of Na | Nv in Recei fertilizing his crop. In Texas, O Mont Adams, who acquired nation* f>aw in 1925 by growing sixteen balea of cotton on flee4 Acres, receiving in^ r <Grand-t*rlze'.Xor that year, -made unutb x or remarkable record in 1926 Eaai * season he great? eleven and three ?fourth* bales of long staple cotton 00 five acres of poor Upland soil aud' re cetved the first prize for Upland staple B&wt Texas Cotton Chamjt'ou. Mr. Adams was a rrfemhrr of the Chilean Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau's party to Washington. "j . - vTl?e fertilizer used 011 ray pottos consisted' Of 335 pounds of N if rale 01 Soda, 566 pounds of A eld Phosphate and 100 pounds' of, potash before ? planting and a side dressing of 106 pounds of Nitrate of Soda per'acre after chopping," said Mr. Adams. *1 base always used Nitrate of Soda orer my entire Carat and hardly thinto ' I oould make a crop without lt.M * Ope of 4.{ie best cotton producers lo -" ?'. the country last season was Miss Bigs Daniels, the eighteen-year-old daugh ter of a tenant farmer firing hear * Na'oed<ycHee, Texas. Mise Daniels "? o/itiwA naatfolno n f fn thi* P.lllh nil nvn v o * ? - ? ? \ Work conducted for fhrm bojrg sqd fins T?y ' the?County Agent of her County, end last year r^as. enrolled In " . the Nacogdoches County Cotton Club Contest In which one hundred and ten boys and finis competed, ' Shi finished In first place; producing tWe " and one-h&U bales- on one acre: TIM 1, . * . County Apent eatixneted that her cotton cost S l-3c pbr pound. Ordinary fertiliser was supplemented wKh Uk pounds of Nitrate of Soda. _ , r /Miss. Daniels . has been crowned ' )?*X)sttea .Qatti" ef lie#, County, and made the tHp to Washington as rap reeentattve of TexasParm Club Girls. Por several years lfiee Daniels hei raised cotton and other crops on her Mtfier'e farm, sarins the Profits tob .warin an education. Last fair shs mowed to the town of ffaoogdoches la orfiar to attend the "local Hlfb School ^ ' ' ' '' ' '* ' V M v ?'-. I ' vv;? .1 if: it?? ^ ' ' *" c ' ; ? ' - iw Vy?; :fpsmz-t-tr '. .?*. f. I* r- ,'V' I. ,"'y .** .."i" S?~ ' ? "' < Mipftw i i-*x i' jT-' v?. % * ,.jr , ~ "COTTON QUEEN"- 1 JtGEST YIELD PER ACRE ' 3 , " . "V ' i ft lifting the meaey mad* on the Cgrm I for. her nptuus -there. v?, Aithomk Mr. Cox has been given the >* Htle of Cot to > Cftftm pkro of- Oeergla <r far his accomplishments last leaww,t he had a close second in George ~ Uhsiet of Monltrje. CUoiW*..' Ur. | Pqftler produced 4.432 pounds" of lint* t .oh Are acres it' ft cast of 6.23c per. 1 pound, making a pet pro At of Ifldg f. per acre.; t D. Smith of Doerun,^; i Georgia,. , finished third with 4.25S r pounds on live acres, the ooet of productton being 6 13c per pound, pith >- a .net profit per atre of $61.67. - . One. of "jthe lowest costs'of prodnp^ 1 tion reported foe 1926 was that made f by Mr. J. J. Marchant, also of DOerun. A Georgia, who^e liut Cost him exactly t 6c per pound to prodrtiee. Mr.^M&r chant grew 4,059 poundp of Hut to 1 the acre, and received fourth prize.. His net DTuflt per acre was $60.95, ? AH of UiC Georgia contestant? used liberal applications^ Nitratef>f Soda. ' Louisiana b cotton champion for bust year was Mr. C. T. Connella o?^Alex andrla who produced .six bales op five acres. ^His only fertilizer Was 200 pounds of Nitrate of Spdft l>er acre i before planting. -v , ,_Jn the State Cotton Contest of South Carohaa. Ooonc+ T. SWehriagvujol Tr?uu?n, finished in flrat place. 1 El B*H ^ ^B '&> ' B >y - ^ ' ,. L.x;v. II ^B B | ^1 Efei "B mm . B ',. *'^b B Bj^ # -!. |B^. B Bh^H -: ; I i Rli^n; BpfcB * BbP&- B SUB 7"'''T? I .IT"'" . cogdoches County Winner > it Contest. having produced 1,044 pourid* of Hut i per acre. R. R Smith of Johnston, i S. C., was second with 1,019 pounds i' of lint. ^ v i The Cotton Producers. Cooperative i Association of Arkansas is JLntnrestod In stiiqufating interest in high yields i per aCre among vocational students, ; and prizes are awarded eactiyear for* i the greatest production on three acres, i JLast year this State Cotton Contest was won by Pi err* Adams, s younf , man of Bruno, Arkansas.* who grow I 2.450 pounds of lint on three acres at a cost of 8.7c per pound. In 19*25 i young Adams >woi the second prize In this contdst. Klstner Beall won first | prize in this'contest "for 1926 and 4924, ( and this year, finished fourth; Both ( boys In recognition of their accomplishments were members of the Chi lean Nitrate et Soda Educational . Bureau party. The Tennessee Cotton ; champion* Is Mr. Quy Harrell, of Brownsville, .Who produced ^-4ilM nnunita nf lint i>Mttnn/inn fltM "n-rpl. 1 The second price eras won by E. M. l' Sheltoo of lyyersburf, Tennessee, whp ' raised S.Slf pounds oh the flve-acre area. The 1IM Cotton champion of 1 Miestaaipl is Mr. R. L.'Mathews or 1 BehconJ, Humphrey Co., Miss , Who won 1 first place in the State Conthat by producing 13.26S pounds of deed cotton oh 1 . three acres. The second price was y won by Mr J. if. Fulghmm of Ufiflh; r Hinds County with 11, ?9 pounds of * seed cotton, and third prf*e was woa > by W. Z. Cotten of Rosodale, Bolfraf, ' County, with .,It>;2Sf.\jieunds of seed ' cotton. - . . - " One of tho moat remarkable yields 1 of ootton (rowing fa that of the l.dTt Alabama Farm Club boys who pro dueud 1?71 bates on 1.971 eras. 9i aeflpally all of tbpm used tbfcr Ad* J T 10? pounds of Potnsb^pttt out at ?"* ? _!? ? J. < pwwm HMD, HI PQVDU* UI iiiubvw - df Rods. oos-fou<th at planting ti?s i and tha. ottfer three-fourtlii applied i as a ?Ma dressing just as tha MttM , Is chopped. . . . / . ' i ? ' ,?s - ' - . ' . ' " ' . ?. ; H ? -./Sf- . ; ?' r- V ; > " i. ' <. \ : wQ'$ L * >?.'. . . * ' f ,'<j T ' . y - ;. /. - >U ' 'tP:: V7 .. v<A, . . . . t,X . .?' *>?r-i-? ^-'-v.' ' f *1* I ^ f ? I " * ^WILL "SI . ' % Ov * ' * ?\ * j ^ % V* ' f ^-' /I r " '".- .. ;? E| ** + y* I "U-- !'ff mTmimI " <* v'^BW -v^Sl^Bi / * . ' ": BIWm?3!^3 V * . ' ' 'V ' .. This picture was tak field of Clark's Special T TOBACQp SPECIAL. : " thi > '" ' v - We carry a complete liri< .w. w*? CHARLBSTONIAN GOBS ' ^%i RICHARDS ONE BETTER j CharUston^.Eeb- 27?-An ardent up- ^ m9" holder of Jaw in Charlesibn wishes to ^ ^ carry law enforcement farther than * C?overoor Richards. Claiming that feminine, styles ot today tend to expose more of the per- 01 ^ *\ son than old statutes i the state per- ; J mit, he buttonholed Shreiff J. XI? or Poukrat. . "Sheriff,' ""he said. "I demand that j you arrest all woriten who Jare violat-'! * . , Injc the lawH*-?T.' ' I?-""?? "What law is. this?,r quoth the [ 1 sheriff, his thoughts going back to the ,iPS *' ' ,*r~r . ' ,. ivuitn t> loth century. f 11 " **Whyr htere's a.law which doesn't 0 perirfit 'cm to Weai; .there short skirts j l>l kn< htid all," eaf"kest)y answered i ntcom- I . *'onir' plainnnt. "I demand that you do your ''Shnll tj duty, sheriff. The law- must be on- t sell ron|] Tforced." ; i Thousan "It's a new law on me," said Sheriff j vidod fry , JSc ulnoJf. "AsShakespere said, it must"! from~sal be honored more In t he Breach than In jpayirsjr i the observance."" '' ' vd fojrb Up to the time of tfolnx to presg"the repair has sheriff had pot been able to'diflr out j and rtr? the law Invoked by <he "clBwrn. But j,the said if thdre Is such a law. well, rt must Hem ami be enforced. * ~ ^ a"d beat The only trouble is that th- fines, ceedlnx i if there are any, must. t>e in pounas and shilling!!. 4 ' ** . ' n' ' \ " NOTICE OB, INCORPORATION he^h"Y Notice Isliereby jjfven that jlie un- ^ dersigned, desiring to form a forpor: ^ ^ at ion, for the purposes hereinafter H'CC6^ mentioned, will,5 on the 14th <tay of . . Mafch. A. I>> -1927 fihe with tho Sec- , v. ? _ ?. . _ iV . . and. arc s retary of State of South Carolina their written declaration to th?f tiplf* and that they-will apply for A charter ^ ^ for Cash and Carry J>\\? fame td have a capital atoqk of $6,000.00,. divided Into ' fo 'sixty shares of the par^wUiit4>^SlfiO. mjtna|^r each, ami to engage in' th? businea of R Qcarb I' w. cook. ST"- - It R, SESSION'S. , '.-. > . . '' Jf. A. SESSION. .;, Vj";-. " Licensed Embalmer and * y.. FUNERAL DIRECTOR tleitif ftlld Auhulance *wvf? ? SHort notice. - ' j , . at Klngaton FuVniture Co. attest \ 'y -J . Residence Phone ^5. ,c?;v C. H. 5 L. .?.-Pay Phont 36. 3|a-^_-*t. , ,-r - ' s) . :* v -; '. .v- t vri *'?&?'' " >' 1 ? jr . . . * -?:?.?0' w i " ' '.* '. ' -~h . ' , ' . , .:V*- ? . . ^ v ct,, - **. . ..... ... *' "i ' - ' " ' ' , . . /' , . ? . : ? . H . .. i . : -*->?rv-* TT-'.: . ~ ' < ; . ?r*-.- . * <> ,* >0>.- x- " . : / > ^V' ?. v . ? . " *? % ......I 4'? im%i fiary -p - \r" ' 1 ~~ ?AY?MAR( ? I7t ?4 - - ? .. . . . . -?A-5-3-3 OMAR TOBA< DO FOR YOU WHA' WNEYOROTHER: . . . i . v . . ?? ? * * "X ^ ; en, at the request of M. DV Herring, obacgo treated with 800pc>undgof ; ' --SOLD BY--- ? I EXCHANGETSTOR " .. f? ' i ' , . . ' ' ' v " " >' ' < . .. j of Fertilizers,.a full stocV on -hand at 411 tli COOPER, Manager Conway, OTICE OF*ELECTION. < ( MAN-EATINU TlCiElf . _ J IS FOUND WEARINC joritFpf the freeholder?" of the J % F Conway, South Carolina, as j . . trv h/*rik< of t>w? S'ai/I i A ItT.l n-Tfc t J fl?? ticr-r tl .aviiiK duly petitioned for a an erwurmue toll of hun dectioo to be held in *aid town ^ ^ many veHrs Vjv purjfose of issuirifr bonds to ' - , . . .. ., , IrwontIy__.and found to Ejbtediress nereforpre incurred j ' dinp, erecting, establishing. | co^ar around its neck, if nod extending the sidewalks Mechanics Magazine ete of the Town of Conway. C. M. Beadnell. who rej CfelS HEREBV GtVKNlhut cj(J;m in L?odon. Said I election has.been and is htTv-i " . .. , . , . ^ .one time apparehtly ha r?3 by the municipal authori- 1 ? he Town of-Conway. Slate of; a >"^?jferie, but escapee arolina, which elation }h. usual fear of m u; -question, will be' submitted [^hr .lURh -cloi^e^ contact r.ulitied electors of the Town whUe ?4&pW the beast "W: , It. was so .bold that It wc be Town of Cucvvay issue ancl M**-*"0# -^n broad daylight tons^iouds in anicuint-of-Fifty a % 5 "n-jje and walk off w d (SSO.OOO.OO/Dollars as pro- ,ht- of its \ ' lawy" the n.-ocewls derived 1 - . e of said brrrids to be u*?.l in D I7I7 ndebtednevs here^rfore. incur-! ? || jrj fjj . ^ f ufldfngr,.erectinir, establishing, r and extendir^ (be sidewalk* ... rxn ets of the Town of Conwny; bonds to be of such deliomina- Wct^ jjrg^ ygjjj* j run for such hoieth of time ,. : . ... lit7.* TF.M nO)^ ' Mien ruit" in nuvirfli, i-A- a ama ? ^ seven (7) per pentum fer an- U^jng" tHfe Hlode] saitTwrinicipal authorities of , . . / , rf shall prescribe?" ~^ , I t)CeS J2fCt nOTK said special election w?ll be! ducing year, be the i^th <toy of Afcivt*; H12-7wj},] very^hea wr> Hall of the Town of Con- j . T ^ i sjiid election bcinjr conducted i Why Wait Until dance with tta JHW* of force , ' . , jc special rfluhbapal elections; J UU HUirxeU aid' special election" suth per- THGUSA dl be entitled to vot* as, are . . - . * .4'v ' under S?*tUm . 2 ] ftOlfey gOlflg tO :onrtijMUoirqf 1895 ijf so?rt,h }^Qn@y and pay Ho^h-ijr-fXTKons are wpf?ointed interested COmi ? of auc1?-jip<?c4ar election: C. f -.,. . f? orfcnyh, I>. Gv Spivey and M. NVlJPH^t IttipfOV* ,j ~ /KI . your swarms?1 in council duly aaacmbled -v^y ruary US. 102? v ,J\ Will SnOW yOU V* _Thefirst rtiar ; t. T. elliott, ' r.v Bridge had t r J. L CHESTNUT. \ , . f i. e. watson, ; \ other, man xojne J K. STAlAflEY^ : i ' . / ?? ,\g' "J^WTTATLOR. ; < -W^If tyA ' / mj. INIDER, Clerk. ^ . V - - .. ' 5 ' ' ' *'* " v-'-V -f. *. /frfr vV'r-- -J*. . .... ^ f*'* ' ^ H V *4 ' . V' . ' " . J*. .' ' ' 2 '-to-, v*" W .". *! ' ' . . I.? r"., ?t+' .v-v'--. " >. , - " ' ' A - i ,v - * ? .*' . | .... _ ' ,' - . CCO SPECIAL riTHAS . . .. * : - . . V g , - -: WT.. ' . ' _ ' '-'t,..-.. - ??4 1 * . - * ? f" % -*7' % I * * ' ? >*? ? > I V 1 H_?*?' L '' ** ' - .* " ? * ? ' S~*_ * . " / ,1. :. J 1 ?- - rr^-~ 9 J^EBnpuKSNHMHH 'i ; . ' ? I ; .. ("planter) and represents a *1 MA YBANK'S 8-3-3 OMAR ' ] " :~ ': . ;,. * J .*' " *| fe nes, see vis before you buy* .<' t S. C;./-i^r ' ' ;:'r, ' ry ' .V 5? '* V - ' NOT1C - \ . WHEN SHOT r ' , - ; . ? A COIXAK * .-NOTICE i* hereby ffiveir-tha-t bool. * . of registration for a special mutiicip: . erection to be held in the Town of Cm.- ' Ns^_ hat hf^f taken way on Tuesday, March 29, 1927. w , a*n ttf*rtn Irr- bo du'y for"registration of -o , ' ' j ers on. the 8th day of March, 1927, ai Aj ' nn ^ 1 ej^sed on theYRth day of March, 192 be* weurinK a -jy?th dates beinjr inclusive. Said boo! ' ... ^ ,, says Popular wilf be opened at the store of A. I /? ' Rear Admiral McNeill 'Grocery Company in fh' Tov th? in- of Conway. .Southuarouna. . L. If MAGRATI# MVo tho animal ..t A H. LONG. / V >1 faelonjred to T. KLLIOl/. \ I imd, with the J. L. CHESTNU T. . \^. an .overcome J. E: WAJSQN, with' -poople ' ' ' * STAtVEVt' '' : V . '' . , , i ' J. W. TAYLOR. . r ; tyrned Killer. -? . j - ?Uld ,atl:ick un Members of.'town Coiiinrff. <* ' or stakk into. ATTEST:- , .. '. . W ith. a. child tin- C. 11. &Sfll)ER, Clerk. ?. v. parents. ' | ... ' ? ' . X ' * 5EPERS SUPPLIES 1 x v 4 ' . v ' ' , ) another season with the old style ' " f * $warrrTs~trr modern Hives and rea vV~ LAffS PER HIVE OR MORE b> ' c rmhives?yoti-sto/^ destroy inRyoui ey,lthls^asori will be a lar^e proes are lVfineshape and swarmku> . -. ~~7' ivy. Buy hiverf now and be ready.- , too.late, see me and I will help^ rijgbti 'V..'- . : V '' '*< " ' NDS OFfDOLLARS worth. / of v ? ; waste every yeah - I buy your good' price for same. If you are. & and have a talk witlr me, if you ^ e your vv?y ofbeekeeping/seU-me wil 1 furnish hives for them, and I ^ rhflt tliPiv iftthit . . ?. . ' ; i to pay toal over Potato Bed Fer~ i truck load of bee supp 1 res, An^ght?wfiy not you? .. - ^ > ,MARCHANT , X?NWAY:S."C. ' ' \ '* *'* *'**.***" '' 7 f' " - ' ^ ' ' - -**" * '. . ' "V/ ; ' -v.- t- '' f?r >-* \A . ; r:r' ' * '* * 'T'.'k.i* -.? * A. t ' ~ ? ?? '* . * / < ";1 .' >2' ' *" I* ?; ?' * .?i D-.t-- ? ?' 'x-* 1,1 " '? ?.# . v ' J , .A r^gL ' " .-r ?7-- " . . . -r , ^ . - "J' . ?: . V in-- W ? : '* r' . ' * * n ' *T j * '' v ^ ' : " '