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THK HOKBT HERALD, OO ??? i i I BRICK BRICK BRICK | it i v | ? I I i We are now in position to fill promptly, any size J orders for Brick. j If you intend buildina this vear. we would advise I you to buy now, as the Rush season is near and it f! will be impossible then to fill ordars promptly. | Coal has advanced 300 per cent in the last three f months and every indication is that, it will go ; higher and this will force an advance in Brick, i If interested write, wire or phone, |r M 1 ? ? k p I I The Layton Brick Works MARION. s. n ^ 11 ii i v it; ^ vi u i i 7-15 1 mo. I NATHAN EVANS ' W. F. R Marion. 5^n 11 I _____ "That man is 1 purpose who ciaii from the exper ers." I WHEN YOU THINK OF THE CARE THAT iS NECESSARY IN SOS CRETION IN THE SELECTION OF THE COMPANY YOU EMPLC WHEN MISTAKES ARE MADE (AND WE ALL MAKE THEM, SO! VIOUAL AND PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY IS BACK OF T! TMP nrr nrr a a f?? ? ? I lit rtt Utt KtflLIT & auuiiun I | WE SEEK TO SERVE A] Pee Dee Realty Marion, Sou ffWAY. S. P., AUQ. 12, 1920. CULL THE EARLY 1: MOLTING HENS | All l*ens lay eggs in the spring and early sumrnt r but from now on there is a big drc'ioo in the egg production. In order to save feed tills and give the poultry flo?k a better chance it pays us to cull out the j poor layers and keep only those | chickens that will pay us a profit. | The hen that lays only a few j eggs in the spring and early sum-; mer is usually a very early molter. I That is she sheds her feathers any j where from July to the middle of | September. This is caused by the j fact that she is a poor layer; she lays her clutch of eggs and then starts molting her feathers. Tho hen that is a good layer will start laying in the early spring and will continue to produce eggs during the* hot sumir.?" months. She is so busy manufacturing eggs that she does not have time to shed her feathers and put on a new coat until late in the fall. A hen that molts before the middle of September is a noor producer. She has probably laid from 00 to 80 eggs or hardlv enough to pay f->r B i- ' 1 via- hoi sne nas consumed. The i lion that docs not molt until after I the middle of September is usually a heavy lav*"*r and has doubtless produced 100 or more eggs before she has had time for molting. Late molters will also shod their feathers in a nuu'h sho tor space of time than early molters. Tn connection with the culling campaign that the County Home Demonstration A? ^n+S <vc nutting i on this early moltim*- hen is the J one to he discarded. The old theory of keeping the earlv molting hen has boron explo<led. Save money and food bills and make the poultry flock one of the host naving branches of the farm. Either kill or market the hen that sheds her f oat hers hrfnrn llir> iinM.Iln ? " wav* v vu\. aii i vi v ii v; v Ol* |J" tember. NOT'CE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Guardian of tlie estate of Marv Ethel Ayers will apply before the Judge of Probate in and for Horrv County, at his office at Conway. South Carolina, at eleven c'clcck in the forenoon on the 13th ('ay of September, A. D. 1920, for a final discharge as such Guardian. ?JOHN C. AYERS. Guardian of Mavy Ethel 8 12 41 pd Ayers, Minor STRAYED NOTICE Strayed from my place about July 1st. one black and yellow butthcaded cow unmarked. Has b:ir b?U and a good leather collar. Suitable reward for information as to her where abouts. B. L. BUFFKIN. Bayboro, S. C. 812-3ti. pd. ' I JOHNSOM Lth Carolina wise to sone ns his wisdom iencc of oth I I-D1VID1G YOUR PROPER! !Y FOR THAT PURPOSE IS UE TIE OP. OTHER) YOU MAT COMPANY, SOHPANY CAN MEET THA" ND INVITE THE T & Audio ith Carolina # ..#> Pastime Theatre Program for week commencing Aug. 16 MONDAY "BURNT WINGS" The story of a woman's love and a man's forgiveness. Featuring Frank Mayo \v TUFSDAY W WW W ? I Vivian Martin in "MOLLY ENTANGLED" WEDNESDAY. Neal Hart in a FAST WESTERN and Comedy THURSDAY "THE LION MAN" and "RADIUM MYSTERY" A Good Show FRIDAY William Farnum in "THE ORPHAN" A love story of the desert plains with the dash and spirit of til n rv v An J /?/*?.?. imvy giuclili UUt-UUUI s. SATURDAY Hoot Gibson in a RIPPING WESTERN and Comedy COMING AUG. 25TH. William Farnum in a Stupendous Special Production of "A TALE OF TWO CITIES" By Charles Dickens J. N. MARTIN, n Co. "Y TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, DIS- I 1 OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE. I WAMT T(1 RP SliHF that iwni- i sv ui. wwjil iimi inur R | r REQUIREMENT. | I EST I nCo. I