Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HIGH SCHOOL OF F 4 a Highest Official oducatloi A non-sectarian, positively Christian boys and girls; every one under the ca pares for life, teaching or any col Lyceumns, Athletics, Music, Expressio low. For full information write Dean J. C. Roger Next week see announcer w wo n u mmga Central Merca CENTR. Low prices nov work shirts, shoes, d Reliable merchandis, els. Come to see us. CENTRAL =MERCA CENTRJ Skilled Workmen. F". C. BU: Plumbing a Main St., Pi Sod -nl give . tir SReductiom.n.o a Knownmbng a MainGST.,P IEDMONT COLLEGE Mal Standing in Georgia. four years standard High School fo re of a preceptor or preceptress. Pre liege. College atmosphere, Library n, Home Economics. Expenses ver; a, Piedmont College, Demorest, Ga. nent of Piedmont College. EI------------------------------e mtile Company. AL, S. C. r prevail. Overalls, try goods, groceries. 3 at the new low 1ev NTILE COMPANY, L,S.C. RNETT nd Heating ckens, S. C. BUILD FOR THE FUTURE as well as for the Immediate pres. ent. Use sound, thoroughly season ed lumber that will not shrink o: warp and that will last for year. without the necessity of repairs Such lumber is the really economi cal kind to use. We sell it exclus ively and shall be glad to fill you: order for any quantity. H. W. HAMILTON Easey,- S. C by dealers 'stls n ize Strifcton Gaate. [RNEtTPdc ndS Heating FARMERS OF THREE COUNTI TO MEET AT CLEMSON COL LEGE. Biggest Day in Years Planned I Farmers of Anderson, Pickens and Oconee Counties. The farmers of Anderson, Ocon and Pickens counties will recei with gratification the announceme that perhaps the greatest "get-t 3 gether" meeting of farmers ev held in South Carolina, or especial the Piedmonit section, will be he at Clemson College, August 11. C I that day the buildings and groun( of the state's greatest agricultur college and experiment station w be thrown open to the public and is confidently believed that sever thousand farmers will spend the da on the campus, in the college grove orchards, agricultural buildings at stockfarm, bringing their dinne: with them. Although not the par, mount feature of the occasion, th pienic dinner that will be spread o the campus by the farmers and the wives who attend the Tri-count f farmer:; ienting, as this will be prof erly known, the picnic luncheon wi Je an important part, of this get-t< .ether meetin'g. The principal speakers on the lis will be ion. W. W. Long, director o the extension department of the co lege, who is well known to the farn ers of the three counties to be repr< rented at Clemson on the 11th Other speakers will in all probabilit be secured later and a complete program will be prepared by the co lege for publication in the news papers of Anderson, Oconee an Pickens counties. As many farmers as possibly ca attendl this meeting are urged to d F.o. A (lay spent at Clemson colleg is a day well spent, in the opinion c farmers from this county who ocea; onally make trips there for the pui pose of gaining information abot :ractical and modern methods u farming. Coming as it, does in tI middle of "lay-by" time, August 1 is a good date for such a meting : planned, and it would be hard I locate a better place for a meetin ".f fa rm'ers in the upper part of t state than at Clemson College. Will Let Farmers See. Farmers attending this meetin will be allowed to see the things thc are interested in at Clemson. Tho: who care to learn more about tI care of fruit trees, the proper pru - ing and treating of disease of ti orchard will be allowed the privile s of going through the Clemson orc ards and will hear experts discu - these subjects. The agricultu - building will be wide open to t r farmers and as many as like may st in there part or all of the day, wh: the planters who are interested livestock will be taken to the banr given an opportunity of seeing t1 Clemson herds of cattle and swin and will hear such timely and ir portanit subjects as pr~oper judlgii and breeding of both cattle ar swine, andl the treatment of their dIi eases. Clemson is located convernient to large number of farmuere of the Pice mont, as the corner of Pickens, Oc< nee emnd Anderson counties are net the school. The campus is beautifi ,and well kept and will prove an ide. -place for an instructive outing f< the whole family, for there will 1 something at Clemson on August 1 that wvill interest every member the farmer's family. A special program relative to tI growing of flowers will be arrang< for the benefit of the ladies who a tendl. This program wvill be carri< out by one or more of Clemson ho tieulutrists, and will be worthy of tl time and attention ofany of tl ladies attending. There are many progressive fart era in this county, the majority whom never fail to take advantaj of the ideas and suggestions that a p~rodlucedl by the Clemson experime - station. SH-ORT COURSES FOR CLL BOYS. Clemson College, July 19.-Sixt five club boys from about thrt fourths of the counties of the sta are attending the annual short cour for club boys, which is being held Clemson College from July 12 to inclusive. The enrollment includ county prize winners who atte free of charge and a few other el .boys who are attending as pay si dents. The young farmers are in char of L. L. Balker, supervising agent boys' club work, and B. 0. Willian assistant agent assisted by W.. llowell, county agent for Lancast The boys are staying in ha'rracks a are organized on the basis of Indi life with four tribes, each with chief. Courses are being given the el membel)rs in livestock, orchardi andl gardening, farm machine plant dliseases, crop) production, c Here's why" the qual .0 er y ECAUSE one bran s - sible for skill - fine tobaccos i 't Nothing is 1 a ~ in mind I Eve s > best cigarette simply for sh< n- -- /Take the Ci TURKISHu &DOMESTIC * most perfect B.END , tect cigarettes -secure foil 11; the fold and there's nothir extra wrappei f Such things than premium must pay thei y d If you wan cigarette you from cigarett: n It's Camels O f S.R. J. 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