Grandmother's
Comf orter
S INCE we got a PERFEC
TION HEATER, Grand
mother keeps cozy all day
long.
In five minutes the Perfec
tion makes chilly rooms
comfortable. It is light and
easy to carry around. When
the furnace breaks down
and during cold snaps, it is
the most useful thing in
the house.
The Perfection gives you ten hours
of comfort on a gallon of kerosene
the most inexpensive form of heat.
Use Akiddin Security Oil or Diamond
White Oil to obtain best results in Oil
Stoves, Lamps and Heaters.
4 TANDARD OIL COMPANY
- (New .Jrsey)
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LAURENS FAIRS
the Southern Cultivator
repetition. On Friday, September 24,
we attended their 29th annual exhibit
of agricultural products, ladies' fan
cy work, poultry, cattle and hogs, and
horses. They hold this fair on the last
Friday in September, and have never
been rained out. On this occasion the
morning was cloudy, but the clouds
passed away and the day was all that
could be asked for. We have attend
ed many fairs, but we have never seen
such an exhibit of horse flesh as they
have at Fairview. They start judging
the various entries-43 in number
at 9 o'clock and continue until five.
Shetland ponies, colts of various ages,
saddle horses, buggy horses, stallions,
brood mares, mule teams, single and
double, all are there in numbers (some
300 or more), and of the highest qual
ity. We do not believe any place in
the South can show as much fine horse
tJ]sh, unless it be Lexington, Ky. We
know the cotton belt can not excel it.
N(dk the lesson to draw from the fair
is his: See what long years of work
'long any given line will do for I
peolie. These l alImers have beell
talught to apprecliat goo( hiorses, to
tIalke a special pride in havin ftint
tocik. This is the hest attl(eied fair
WO (ver aw( , Ihle Ilie grolunds are
out five j dites frontl the nevarl't ril1
road '.ti o ;t ill the a ette'n ui s 1.
we saw I. hitt-"1es to say ilothilig of
autlloitobile;i n111d 1 rria es 1 w:!ols.
Tin'e i a fsciatio ab ut tis air,
and w lope It) litnt w\.ih 11(111 for
iny y *u's. llard ti I . low p!ice: of
colloll, "w\Itrs ald ri ls of W r "
n11.1kA n~o inees i ioll upo { is fair,
I .jike h( iist a:4 liin,. it has he'ome a
ilxturt in the live s of these fari s,
who liv' il onoe of lhe best 1ard'11 and
biest fariiig sttelols; of the south -- th
h of the l'i(dmont helt of' Southll
Car'olina.
S SEEN
EDITOR HUNNICUTT
r, by G. F. Hunnicutt, Editor
Wind with, bull e!xpeienvce. hasr Ilau t
hiln how to plialt So .115s to seculre a
:8.an1d. \\' werti glad to see tIi's le
lato ilds11tr' gettinlg 1 :,.' hoid ill
v a:t 1 1a I1:I1 t nI i o Ifor lo i ti :11 anid
if 10 <aIlo(l iHo ' ine Ih nl' a11. (ii arn
) ':'row :0 1 i tab e o er 1 (IlIad
1l i ' o a II o l 3l h I Il j 'My ex 1 3.31 ild
lo (11:1bh- py' th ho lmh; -.. e 11" o
l ImI of t01 i. ''Ti ou r1
N t I rb'i lilt ;illl". t .;
strik-ing EI xntulei of 11h11" Good
Work hnd ofd aring C 1 ill 0.
Ysnl will oferend Iere who ";I here
is ooey rin 11ar Iing, an- liothers
Iay l old Inanke numoey it' I hlad
1ineney,\ but a1 Ipoor. man11 (.,In nI nake.
nuiyigh to pay thl high Ir-i.- we lie
toe iay forn nw." rode answe to e
bthri'i ofhs is, "It depend, aliethe
upon3 thle kind0 of farmIg you do." .We.
maneIy farm3igei ad03 woriare buy.
Th'le father of Mrts. I Iarris--.\Alr1. (1 ray
to school0 long enlough 10 larnl how to
r'eadl and(1 wite. \\'he ht'ile bleenme31 of
agte lhe wIor'kd for w ages a111 wile and1)
solill went IC) er'oppinhg on3 sharies. li I
(1 nllInenedt wlolking 1' toimy fo)r it.
133,31 readilng agrni('lhtlrl 1mper and 11(
fromn the texarnlei of good Iarlitnig tIntt
lhe saw in his ennnityl~fhI, lit got t'
13.nb itilon iniI himi to maike ai good(
farmiier1. 113' doing1 good) work anud al1
ways' strivintg t) dio a little hetter' nxt
yetarn, he now oiwns1 285 lert' oft' good00
Iand( easily worth $t(0.00 lier aere ac
ni1c 1ho311, g0031 stock, good13 har1ns,
an md tenanimt houses. 141ast year h'le imadie
six teen hales 01' Cotton11 to tile 13low
and( sold1 $Xt00.00 wor'th of corn1, 13ota
toes and1( othler pr iodu 3cts. Yott ot ghtI to
8ee his8 work shop1 and tool house, lie
11as hiIs autiomob1ile In It, hut Is plow
Stocks, harrows and13 ilant!ers ale kept
unmder shelter and1( in t he best of 'e
ttair. It is a long bitildi11ng and3( in thle
rear 3 endi lhe 11a1 a well1-eql ulipped
blacksmhithl and( wvood-shloj. When y'ot1
see his houses, his ipasture his.It1 ('rops,
Y031 kno1w at a 51lan1(3 that a good
lfarmer lives there. \Ve cer3tabily 3 like
to see m1en3 like Mr3. al 1ey' ((om ig upl.
Men ar1 1e pr'one to 3ma3ke e'xt'uses-pov
3'rty3, dr oulthi, 1)o(or Iantd, Io 01r'ices( andt
many31'3) lther' thinugs arme always1' men3
tIloned 13s to wh 11they1-3 hav"e not sue
ceded be(tter'3. \\'tn wtll kn ow tha1t3 all
menC! ('an not su(cceedl 131ike, b3131 it is
equtally' tue that thle greates ct 11im1ita
1101n 1)ut1 upon0 y'our su5(ccess is that
Iwhleh youl 1)ut therio y'ourseOl f. Of4
('0o '5rae, i ( yo u goinig to hav31e manlhy
dimIfet ttles to over'3comle. This1 18 whatt
tests yotarilmanhood( anhd ability, li
yot ae pordo otgIve ttp. Yumay
niever' get ich:I--hiiItl aways' r'emnember
tis maltch-nothing bult your'self can
ever prevent your (101ng good work
and, good work wIll always make
money farming as8 simire as theO sun rils
es and shines.
And "I his In Bostonl
General syn:Dathy is due the Doston
ylltnman who eame. baclc from a,. des
slot at' the dentist's with the sad an
rauincement:, "I haye only two -cus
pidou. left in my head,"--Bostoi
'Il'anserlnt
IFAIRVIEW AND
By Editor Hunnicutt, of
October 15th we spent at Laurens,
S. C., attending their annual fair held
at this place. The setting of the -Lau
rens Fair, in our opinion, could not be
excelled. It was held in a pasture
the creek marked the boundary on one
side, a level Bermuda sod gave ample
room for the exhibits of agricultural
products, the grand stand, and the ring
for the judging 'of horses In their va
rious classes. On the far side a hill
makes a regular amphitheater and
along the foot of this hill they had
made a walk-way and just above this
was arranged the exhibit of dogs,
rabbits, pets, chickens and turkeys,
while below this walk you had the cat
tle and hogs. This is a true fair, edu
cationally and socially. They have but
one day-no entrance fees. All free
and sonie for or five thousand people
gathered here, looked at the livestock
and the agricultural Ioducts, watched
the Judging of the horses, had a good
dinner, saw all their neighbors, had a
good ie and wveit home the next
dilay to gather their crops an1d Son
their grain. This is liwhat a county
fair should ho. We (o not helieve in
holing a vounty fair for a week 111d
all 4tatv fair for ten days. It is.- too!
innch waste of1, ie. 1oney and 1nr
I.. .\ Cai' sholl(l not 1w held in he
itt'st .t of the id hows 111 midI
wa pr ' , Il inar. 0I lh' frmers comle
land l w o0 anlot her, see what IIhere
Iis to I- :een. 1a then o home to
irI Irs~i duties. The .aiu rens
I wo eiov"(l verIy mu1r.h flm sh:y
T T I s w, Nv ;!1't .;a a :l 1. -e i
.Glio at ltin iii li'.
LAURENS COUNTY A
BY
From The Southern Cultivato
\\hiile over al i'iindleton. L. C., we
arret'pit ed ;n invit:ton e \ ilended !,Y W.
iof O Ii.: s. dow n I ' i l :iII II
c im.i . it) ;'o h m with hi1n. "t). wt.
v r i\In a rid'. in an t l b of
e -!' | w ; , :',I ti se 1\ ll ~ i ' ;lnw
il all :I , I o o I. I IhI
AuIh hIs a it I v l I f lr 'ors
noi ill (I r '''i' : e i: I iio .'li (il
:I ~ I I I i w r-II)a I I ' c x 1 11 t I I i oll I*
Sll '1t \\ ai li lIla j i ; I.l liiln
' vi - .. vh I ( a i . I ,t neWI
("X('e I ( )cIi :i g(loIil- I~ It.1 .1I Iii \ evlt
Iii .; II u 11 ) j h I t I l ..:-. hot .es
weat w le alw Th ti< S tl We s ai,
farl eri nI y of 1 hem . sai no ) t 1 Ic
f:Ha in iwerday ightc onay w pn el'o
f<rs:, bTi ithite rmn ae for abovC
11b wu sierg.ht Inot'or ees.e) Wh
hayl 15 :- oil dlion::e iany (ael gavet
aii pleain i apear'e iiittonth land
tho'ands i('tof nece tht woulda yie
s hli eae I'~ll' andiil evidany thatiul
ex'(illd' ti uto C returnn . x uh t a wtei
('leaseIll it t was. 1lix th go ox i houset
that ill saw.ly t,[li Ths hothli ('arlina
farmers-manyi of them havee nom bhe ltter
sense(I thean to ix u toS1( spei0 tere
ltiuiglveI dasriht0( oi lieon thir
tainsii. Ti lit a lttl 1are, htibbt a d
(Ilihtfil sight Ito lour oor eyes.e Weip
really I ileasnd is tuos iith was1( that wn
('aw3 theviib, ut.aThge bvidenc thalt
good. liesults frtin the poir, eTis tois
-ti arll the hgewt ri ut than l'iln bell
with the rishes l armerstuse com
lnerial rtilizi , .It. is horn. but fthmy
sOwinsot1( ther; lty arel laingil us
ofi thll tly( wonderu lly hi llleient
00111 hegreen tofgIi thee ngte mid
di ofkte yearnos ag iknd ya ses
(Ihee. le haos inrave hatis cvreg
theahr yeovrte and niheborisonav
eatve theed oIf lityou arcaong otd
erl make t for ltngtriog excset otr
tof n." longtr.i The tmin lements ofr
farmer aen isnt leane thow landorn
youreallny, blearn tou ro ohr things
Hinou has ne ben your abto top13'
hisr 'dem. Th ebig fal th eit-~
ale stand We see theosan who fall
mor ior ll ettin onBes they od
thent lerned.w obntes
~'4ry 'rot rish tl'o"htses ocn
Some Quick Sellers
We mention here a few of the
many items that. were' reedgnized
by expert buyers during the past
week and purchased freely.
Yard wide Pongee Plaid Silk in choice col.
oring.
Perspiration proof Chiffon Taffetas.
36 inch plain Wash Silk, colors white,
green, light blue and navy per yd. 25c
The range of Silk Finish Poplin running
from 15c to 25c per yard.
Just opened a yard wide Velvet Corduroy
in pure white at/50c.
With a full line of $ilk Velvets all stand
ard shades.
W. G. WILSON & CO.
COME IN AND
EXAJMINE 0 UR
SIL VER WA RE C
FOR THA KS
GIVING AND
CHRIS TIM4AS
FINE CUT GLASS
YOU WIIL. GI1' ''TONE'' TO YOUN11 TIA NA'SG11IN, A AI)
IJOLIDAY PA N% TIES IF YOU SEN VE TEi 0)1NM COFFEE' 1ROA A
IIANDSOM:: S11. VER SERVICE. WE 71A VE MANY S TYLISI
NEW DESIGNS AND WE I' ULD flk GLAD 7O HAVE YOU
COME A NI) SEE THEM.
OUR CIJRISTMAS GQODS ARE H1ERE, TOO. SELECT
YOUR? PRESENTS E ARLY AN!) YOU Wi? GE T FIRST PICK.
AND YOtJ JUS T OUGlHT TO .$EE OUk uLE AMI)VG, SUPE RB
CUT GLASS PIECES. /
FLEMING BROS.
THE RELIABLE JEWELERS
II E To BE OLD AND
E MR~iPENNILESS IS A
"TRAGEDY
REYOU PUT TINGi
4MONEY IN THE
I - LCIMBER
There is nothing more pitiful thian the sight of
OLD AGE entirely depeindent on tim assistance and
charity of others. Yet, many go -along, day after
day, week after week, letting money slip through
their fingers that should be piling up in the bank to
keep them comfortable and independent when their
EARNING POWER is GONE. Why don't YOU
start a bank account NOWP
STRENGTH, SEGURITY, CONSERVATISM.
Make 0UR Barik VTOdR Bank.
Eniterprise Natiefil bankof'aurens
N.'BDIAL.'PrEs. C. H. ROPER. Oaihlaor ;