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digionalhIe resoulr s of MSamoraich
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rhrae o)l'Philippi, where rthor ws t
thriving olon y of ChIristns to wnu
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by 14rtn4 '11nd Sninil inV2 s e rtgitIle s 1)t
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till ' h11r11olr o t hll n rIliint' city of Sit
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tucted by olylrntes have been re
bul'lilt 1l llllt exei nt. The walls fnd
the 1celbrt1d1141 1111nderground upiueducet
ae11. the chlIr 1111iis 11 1 the ancient
c41pini. T mll o r wr, which hii'lXtVbe
ver lt r1id1ge1 ilI'( ra olf tle i ly,
l 'ok liki' I fr;: w of the wall of
1'n8 Thirty ofi il tow'lers still Stan i .
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tary coha'ilgl n-3( ab1 m t emains stanliding
w Illone Mi of ' tie, t o ingnifticent il
lits I-,of :W1t14init
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fillh itish g lo l woutil 1111ve beeII ft -
I'us for h0rewas 1 born the grit
tillliail sai(, rythgre -orC'Oili whO, never
sinilie, anild who always wore a white
robes andta1i g4144len c lr'owl,
CAT RODE OUT HURRICANE
Pet of Crew Was Carr(l ed Aloft in
Liner's Sail an0d Buffeted
by Storm.
Membea'ors of the crew of the Anchor
ilie Calieiti, w ich Iiet Its e ld it
tho hands oil a tirinU-bpoat recently
1111d I t illbuf y1r of i Storm thile ves
wi.l lisse'dW 111118 og h oil a hloIew rd
VoYlge fromnNew Y(rk, says the Times
hit y .2 ci 14 Sthe hot tl' ,; his rt oil No'
Iiber''' 11 i t I 5l.'iN ( laisz ngers for24i
WI 4laIgwI alii runVO' it lugni 2ltree day
d "Ineth eshpcted Ltt eemeunas
nie1 win1 ptoi ty i nStlllo the ind'sulI eye.1
On ver heavy' wavtue flled tver Iitihe
knoke dowilie n tyig tolet aft ")timan
'I'w> h a gear. ml Wthe shi had tobe
tered forPit sevra ours ith witer twin
loller unt )IVilllC 'he sea liter ;itg
tlnrlI cou b repintd b t~e engti
at lieda onC~C tepraiad mos etee
are ls maaeIo os"h
MOIN
CAM t ^ E"A "
For Laurens County
The first proposition mentioned in last week's
paper for the proper and profitable keeping of milch
cows was: "They must be the right quality of cows."
Now, we are not trying to urge all of Laurens
County "to go into the Dairy Business", but we do
know that Laurens County needs more cows and
better cows:
1. To meet the high cost of living with plenty
of milk and butter at heme.
2. To help the farm income by having some
surplus to offer as butter, or as cream
through the cream routes.
3. To start more Good Foundation Herds over
the county to supply, right here at home,
the unprecedented demand for cows.
It does not take a prophet to see that tnis demand
for cows is going to increase and is going to be hard
to supply in the few years immediately ahead of us.
We are sure that the Milch Cow is going ta do here
just what she has done in the cotton states further west of us:
She is going to help in the readjustment of farm plans and farm
work and farm incomes, "When cotton is no longer King", as no
other one thing can, especially for the small farmer.
It does not take a prophet to declare that there are some splen
did opportunities just ahe d for h'e farmers in Laurens county
who are willing and ready )to pr .pare' themselves with some good
Foun2dation Herd./
HERE' HE PROOF
of our faith in the above statements and our willingness "to help
any way we can". We will each set aside the sum of $1,000.00
to loan te responsible farmers, either farm owners or tenants, at
6 per cent. interest and on easy terms, to be used in the purchase
of young registered cattle, under the direction of the County Dem
onstration Agent. This loan to be extended for the purchase of
not more than two cows, either sex, by any one farmer. This
loan to be accepted strictly on condition that home-grown feeds
must be supplied for these animals.
This offer should be accepted at once and cows secured, so as
to plan NOW for fall and winter feeds. See, us or P. W. Moore,
County Agent, for further information.
We Are Willing To Help Any Way We Can
Enterprise National Bank
Farmers National Bank
Palmetto Bank
Laurens National Bank
Peoples Loan & Exchange Bank