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Bp a* •n »» Hi w«jr m a w%i forton« iwmlf to ffV "t* *” MM mMnt of taming back to clock •boat 7 a. m. and give thia tirod old world two more homra of aloop. Juat ’kboot the time prohibition iw aucod the coat of “running for office* by meking it too coatly to buy votea with dicker, w woman suffrage is tacked on to the Federal ConatKution and now office seekera are fact to face with the high coat of candy. We dislike to “talk business” through our editorial columns, but wish once more to call to attention of our subscribers that to subscription rate of The People will be advanced to IS a year October 16th and to urge tom to take advantage of to veto. After to abeve date all t e tmj MM • I • * • • • It of formally enUrtag Mo to Aght for 41 cento cotton end to day has been set aside os “Cotton Day” and will be observed aa such in every State In to cotton belt The Governor of every Southern State is expected to issue a proclamation calling on the people to assemble on that day. The coopera tion of all agricultural departments, colleges, extension workers, county agents and organisations of every na ture has been asked. » R., C. Hamer, president of the South Carolina division of the Ameri can Cotton Association, said today that at each meeting three subjects would coiMitute the outstanding fea tures of to program: First, plans for holding to cotton of to county until fair and just prices can be ob tained, together with plans for co operative marketing. for fully utilising I wamhone* facilities of to county and far Basil tutor ton baali •old) (see Item 66b). 6,000.00 .. 1S4A47J6 144.171.17 2. Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured, 9f.168.00.,,— r ... 1,168.00 5. U. S. Government securities owned: a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value). —...... $60,000.00 • d. Pledged as collateral for State or other deposits •r bills payable... 68,700.00 f. Owned and unpledged 550.00 g. Premium on U. S. bonds ' 187.50 h War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps actually owned — 84.00 Total U. S. Government securities -- 119,521.50 8. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (60 per cent of subscription 1,650.00 9. a Value of banking house, owned and unincum bered 8,600.00 b Equity in banking house .... 8,600.00 10. Furniture and Fixtures 4,043.11 12 Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 7,983.22 14. Cash in vault and net amount due from national banks.... 14,426.14 Total of Items 13, 14, 15, 18, and 17 14,425.14 18. Checks on banks located outside of city or town of reporting bank and other ecash items ...... -V- 3,984.57 1$. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. 8. Trsaearor — 2,500.00 SO. Interest tamed but not —on Note* aad Bills TOTAL UAB1UT1BS. .....4 uepbat load • - - « • ■ • • •••• * •-- - * - * •••• fa * UOT to •44 j: •l •04 U ai at MM mIm too • . a am » : mm m • ft jm New FaD Styles Just Arrived $25 to $50 J. A. Porter Hi "m A '«# ^ • rnmm e- BB m A A m m m ,te * sn w ■i «• r Ttri •e to ; t m 1 f AtC •» m _ 6ar L'nitm Bona it abeald net be tovwm to eeoatj Mp pay the of advertising to primaries. It is manifestly unfair, as Kr. Beckett paints out, for to county candidates to be forced to bear all of this ex pense and we hope that this condition will be remedied at the next meeting of the State Convention. la w< W 6p AUGUST DAIRY HONORS WON BY BARNWELL COUNTY COW Top Producer of Month Owned by P. •A. Baxley, of Blackville. On# hundred and twenty cows were on official test in South Carolina in 90 Guernseys. 39 Holstines, Jersey•. Forty-four of those boas aa to Haaor mil by pm- 14 • spoctal committee fre Cotlea Ameciatsea ops posed of sixty of to leading farmers, aierchants. bankers, business and pro- fmelons] men representing the entire agricultural and commercial life of the fourteen cotton growing states. “The conference will be held,” says a statement issued by the association, “for the purpose of arranging the ex pansion of financial credits through the Federal Reserve System to its member banks so as to enable the pro ducers to warehouse their cotton until there is a legitimate demand from the manufacturer at a price baaed upon the law of supply and demand. The committee of sixty from to Ameri can Cotton Association will reach Washington Tuesday morning, making their hdadquarters at the new Williard Hotel." Party la to r a 199 to A ! TIRE SALE a IIVLmi JL^ Am! 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