The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 08, 1922, Image 10
Contraets are Being Signed by Large
and Small Farmers Alike. One Farmn.
er Signs Up for 3,000 Bides. An
other for One Bale.
Columbia. March of.--Farmers of
Sout h Carolina are going to sell their
1922 virop of cottol, co-operatively. The
tr-eendons' enlthusialsml withl which
the caiain'Jfigll fol slgnatiles to the
contr'act is being pished inl almost
evely oun ty in the State indicates
that the .100,000 bales (which m1nust he
signed .hy May 1, 1922 to make the
cont I ract operative will ble easily
forthlicomting. lu only a very lew of
the connties has thereo been any delay
in tho caiplaijiiignl and these connties
are vxpected to be in line withinl the
next tenl days.
Ttie contrants are beintag siglied by
large and small farmers alike. The
airgost contr(ac reeeived at the olli (('
of the z-,Sh ('atolina ('ottonu Grower'
('a-c raiivwe .\s 'eriat ii n her to date
is for1 1.000 hlhes. Thei smallec~t is for
hne hi I tnmlucidtally it might he
bieen roc, ived. Th e n ho are 11uSh1
i l iii -:\. ;I v 01 Hw bonvi .t 1
int heIi. enmaa i n s I t Iu toheieets
Il.,iv d byOe a r a i t e mailll
p ik a Fn V
WR v !zh : er tSi
THE SMALL PIANO
Heighnmt 3 Ft. 8 Inches,
Bilt for Schools, Chui
andc for Homes. Ab
Economical, effics nt, beautiful
nisiufacturcrs of musica
Wite fo Fur
Oj'Danie
Clintol
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an afr noms Spe
mouatree duia
chose fFu
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dilhlu Allsar
fatoie
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Goodatfoo
valuable
factoriems
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for future prosperity for the farmer ilC
and it has beei pretty thoroughly dem
onstrated iII the past two years that
the prosperity of the state is depend
ent uponi the prosperity of the farm- 81
ers. Many of the largest and ablest
bankers In the state have studled the
plan from every angle and have In
vestigated the workings of the asso
(ations already functioning in other
states. They express complete satis
faction witlh the plan in its every de
tall and are working to iptit the move
ment across.
In Sumter county the bankers have
Ionle out iI the county making speech
es in behalf of the campaign. C. (.
Itowland, president of the National
Hank oIf Sumter, thinks that every
bank inl t(e state should get husy and
assist in every avy to pilt it across.
. Ppe .\atthews, presilent of tie
P'ahnetto Natioial lia1lik Of (Cloltimbii ia,
as that lhe thinks 1the organizatiot
ol the associatioll "is ole of, the bc st
thestae culdundr the at thi hi e
and adds "I do nlot knlow of nyhi
I hat wo 11111 mre prodittive of go0d
res \its." M.\ .\l t A111 iws h t 111(ied
ilh Fill th B .Il
:udenrt Piano 8
WITH THE BIG T[ONE
Seven Octaves.
rches, Music Teachers
solutely Satisfactory.
3~~~~ ~ ~ 11.WiI111m
and miade by one of thec largest a
nstruments in the world Bi
ther nformation a n
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Fruit, Peppermint
armint are certainly
elighitful flavors to
rom.
NR IGL EY'S P-K--the
gar-coated pepper
im, is also a great
your sweet tooth.
e from the Wrigley -
where perfection
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the executive council axd't ri
iltural committee of .the South Caro
:a Bankers' Association and four of
e seven district groups. It has been
rongly endorsed twice by the Gen
'al Assembly and many of the leading
,rmers il that body have already
gned contracts. It has been en
irsed by the State Fair society aIu(
any chambers of commerce and other
vic organizations. The agricultural
tireau of the Greenville Chamber of
oinmerce passed strong resolh: 'as
L their last meeting endorsing ane
ovement and pledgitig all assistance
k putting it across.
In a statement given out by the as
>ciatiol, it says:
"Farners everywhere are- organiz
ig to con(uct their marieting busi
ess in a systematic manner on. the
ine plan its is being followed by the
outh Carolina Cotton Growers' Co
perative Association.
".\t tie presenit timl, m11ore than six
associa tions of' growIrs inl txenty
ilates hav ble it b riheod o. arie nor
cing or!',anized. Tle tiniher of inclno
e rI in these a rstSoci atiols execti
li.000 farns andli the voluine of hits
ess: donoe by thln in IP.12I ltc(ld o
: a Ittle of beiiz hil a billion dol
I ls.
"Throllgh tile (o-olwrative pooling
loveilnt1 furier s in e very scetion of;
w (otlitry arc ta, iig I heir lihtfli
Lice ii the (ui -141. hld.
" T the mi:>uth V~nin :1tto poo!it
" n lt l co t t o al the
itJjl 1it
toi the inar 1 t !'nh b pi~Ou-i
ro h-nto oit
1 u he 81i1 1: u Ia.I prtits 15,)ii un -1
t.1" til .-i .
( hil l Ct ,'iroi n t 1 o otol
el D: i l o i l ; nei w.orikaihle is
in11 v in a co lustifvtmo:i nnerei1,1
iiI lro I There ia:- th outstal
1",*endi it ot-c Ine i'c the: (('..
it lo ti . l t 11:.- ll-b hi
ttie : .' hi 1ia tons (ti andir
ia it will hav, cotton lo iei o ver
Perimd of earsliinti to onabte
to establihl satisfal , tory troe rela
1n an11 .istify ades uate arrange
lvntsfor tal~ei~ the hu1s;nvS.
"Second(---the oneo hundred~ 1)(1 cenit
lmi;>lsory pool. Il the pool al l tihnd
;il(,m t X ot . sis illks its
[r)0 0(1 rl itale og sa i r ven..
i Seat -n a:oidaingto quality andt
alriety. All gr.owers dlvrn h
'n dhe 1 11,1 the ,;;mw !:ind ofr m t
mo1 ofit re taixatly litte a rie,
very ni(1niber1 recelives thle averalge
riieat wliCh lth Pi et of hliat kindh
11(l mslity f ohl. This nakes pos
Ible orelynrketing" thrloughOouit
le yeari Inl accord(anlck, withl mlarket
"Tilrd --the nt(oi, n1l'.v l 1on-stock
"aturev and( the( exclusive grower mleml
Llr.shlip. This insuires a complete har
Mlon of initerest, asoluite pins
11d eqluality inl thle hand1(1lng of thle
u1sinless of eachi member, and( it is a
Iaraitee against outside interests
er gaining control0 of thte organiza
ont and expIloltinog it for thir ownI
din.
"That the South, Carotina potton
sol plan is sound from a fitancial
andploint is clearly proved by the
Cet that the banks are doing business
llth these associatins whterever Itey
r'e in operation. Bantks of Oklahoma
<tdedl thte state cotton associatin
credit of npwards of two million (101
irs iast year. flanks of Trexas were
lso ready to loan their association
iveral million dollars. VTe War
inance Cotloration extentded a loqn
$26,000,000 to 'thtree cottn assoeia
0Ois."
Success Foiws Perseveranee.
Success muy nolt oiiet in at da y. 'i
Daty not Comeit it at w.tek!, it itont1h or a
tear'. It never does come0)31 ini a daiy, a
v.eok or a maonath, or a year. Biut sion
ur late it is bound to. come. tuul with
fratifying fulilness, if coiblence is
jistained de(spuite ail reverse's, If effort
owvs this ritiie of fa iitfl perseveranice
nust in the endl thInd a phice among
fe's w'oiners. For w.lith repea ted ef.
Ort powe'(r growiXs. Ami Elower01 thus
-11. Addlington1 Bruce in Chicago Daiil7
Ini Sale of Bankruptcy
Putrunut to ordler of TE. M. LBlythte,
ul., Referee in Bankruptcy, I will sell
ipub~lic auction, to the highest bid
r', for cash, at Mlounitville, Laurens
mtnty, S. C., on Thtursday, Mlairch 16,
22, at 10 o'clock it the forenooin, the
ock of mterchtandise, furniture and
<turos of B. R. Fuller, Bankrupt. The
ventory shtows: shoes $l,3l9.75, htats
XI caips $176.02, dry'3 goods andi no
mns $1,084.12, groceiles, etc. $625.09,
'ugs and patent .medicines $226.53,
u'dwar'e .$831.15, and fixtures $984.00.
will be offered first in lots, thten as
whole, and the best bid wvll be eon
dered for confirmation, the Trusteo
seriging thte rightt to reject anty and
I abids. Inspection of t-he inventor'y
ttd property can be had on appilica
an to the undersigned.
-2t .' Trustee.
Of Correct New Fashions in
Spring Millinery
An informal fashion show of newest creations, depicting all that is
smart, distinctive and adorable in modish'head wear for
Spring, NOW ON DISPLAY
We shall have no formal Millinery Op'ening this season. Our Milli
nery Department is in rharge of
MISS MAIDEE GRIFFIN
and she will be glad to welcome you. Miss Griffin recently spent sev
eral weeks in the workrooms of the very center of fashions, and
is prepared to show you the latest creations in Millinery
Here are the very latest models frcm FISK and those designers
whose word is vogue--- whose creations are authoritativc---te
gether with distinctive origipations from our,-own workrooms,
which express fine talent and individuality.
COME ! You'll be delighted with the Variety, charmed with the Fash
ions, and impressed with the Skill that has maie this showing posible.
NEW SPRING APPAREL
NEW COATS, WRAPS, SUITS, DRESSES, CORSETS, BLOUSES and 1-10
SJERY---expressing the freshness of the new'season in'their newness and
charming individuality.
'A ir-Sumer ,Inc.
"THE LADIES' STORE"
Clinton, S. C.
Mules Wa nte d
We Will Be in Laurens
Friday and Saturday
March 10th and 11th
To Buy All Surplus 'Mules
in Laurens County
BRING THEM IN-sANY KIND
WILL BE AT CHILDRESS' STABLE
II.G..Bates & LlM. Yelten
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