The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 30, 1911, Page SEVEN, Image 7
PRIZES AWARDED :
TO FARMER LAOS. I!
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\ MEMBERS OF BOYS' CORN' CLUB
~ REPORT RESULT OF PRIZE ACRES ^
. ?T HE PRIZE-Wl^NEJRS.
t.
A i;i
I H. W. SIGRIST,
I Fort Wayr
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,*4 K
street and only
)f Kingstree, w
' Sale 1
b
L~. In addition
! the purchasers
! '
I # I Come, and tell
{ for everybody.
Decerr .
1-?
>0 Mr H L Baker, District,
, nonstration Agent of the! hi
;nt of Agriculture, were
6nd both made very inter- hi
? ^nd helpful talks to the boys i
f . w grown-ups present. They' hi
it especially before the boys D
uth Atlantic Corn Exposition :
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II Kings
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The matrni
L club only 16 reported at all, 13 of ^
inborn had 10 ear exhibits, and their ; e;
p-Xjlfcpuiding in the two contests follows
Bu- Yield. Exhibit. ^
McCullough 95 1st 5th ^
pH'W Haselden 6y 2nd none le
p Bennie Frierson 5^ 1-2 3rd 6th
| John B McElveen 55 4th 11th e:
(, Mitchell Cottingham 54 5th 4th
French Dennis 53 9-32 6th 3rd
I* FurraanPoston 521-8 7th 13th
Pit Baker 51 9-16 8th 10th J hi
, peitfue Gibbons 511-8 9th none
* fTSAl McCullough. 51 10th 2nd
nie Foxworth 46 11th 8th ^
thomas 453-4 12th none > ^
?oston 43 3-4 13th 9th L
. c_:*u AO 1 A 14 +1, 7+Vi i ki
f QlUlUi tl? 1-1 I^IMI Ml
't Hinds 421-4 15th 12th
p Epps 40 16th 1st e:
J ns& announced lass week, both j
B Haddon, in charge of the!
"lorn club work in South Car-1 hi
J The Boys' Corn club <?f Williams- i."
jburgrv-'nty met Saturday for tin
TOpurposttof rendering their reports
f I and receiviutf prizes so freely orVereu
tk our patriotic citizens. Of the ?
JjfcrizV, the fertilizers come from *
pslfcharleston factories, the others all 11
I J from Kingstree, except Sh? by the v':
I j.Bank of Lake City. Owinjr to t:. '
hi discouraged conuiti >n of the boys
Mkthis year on account f the very poor ^
Seasons for corn. ver . :Vw of the 1 ?* ^
rc*.lpem!>ers who reported the yield t:
|j>!made any full report of the cost of
IW-fthe crop and only three wrote any n
FV. history of their crop. For that rea- ^
Son it was tnougni uesi 10 oner n-.u
k \ lines of prizes, one according to ^
[* yields and the other according to ex- j ^
H hi bits. Of the 35 members of the
i Columbia December 11 ?16, and
ive them foil instructions for en rin>r
their exhibit*. and very he'p1!
hints in the selection of exh . on
corn.
' k v toese ta!'. ih?. Suporintvidr
io i,cat ca; e i the boys ?k*
"ill a to til*' mot. :.,:ici o.' makirijr
ill >\ ;>? rt> ? i Ik ;r " o ?. an?. f.>|h*c
to tne import..?nv of writinir i.
:iistot\" of i :eir crops, ami an >unce>?
i;ie p:';/.es as toiiovvsi
Marvin L McCuiloucrh?yield, -i
hi l i ihuts' S-:.-:; fertilizer by
lanters" Fertilizer Co. $1<? in savdepartment
Bank of Lake City;
chibit. subscription to I'rogressive
aruier by County Record.
II W HaseUen-yield. i ton Elian
fertilizer i y Etiwan Fertilizer
o. ore $5 Conklir.fr pen by Kinfrs ee
Drujr Co.
Lenn.e F?ierson-yield, } ton Gerlofert
Mb-o-o by Germofert Co;exibit.
one pocket knife.
John B McE -.een -yield,}.ton Etvan
fertilizer by En wan Fertilizer
o; exhibit, one pocket knife.
?? . I 11 ..: 1 C- 1
iviucneu coumgnaui ?.viciu, 01
onkling pen by Kingstree Drug Co;
shibit, one hat by S Marcus.
French Dennis?yield, one Oliver
oober plow, value $5, by Farmers'
upply Co; exhibit,one hat by Stacky's
Dry Goods Co.
Furman Poston? yield, $1.50 cash;
xhibit, one pocket knife.
Harvey Baker, Jr?yield, Waterlan
pen by Kingstree Drug Co; ex-1
ibit, one pocket knife.
Bennie Gibbons?yield, $1.50 cash.
Will McCullough? yield, one good j
and-saw by Kingstree Hardware
o; exhibit,one wool sweater by Jeninson
Bros Co.
Johnnie Foxworth?yield, $1 cash;
ichibit, one pocket knife.
W J Thomas?yield, 50c cash.
Tom Poston?yield, 50c cash; ex
For Fi
, Auctioneer,
le, Ind.
MHanBaBmKHaaaami I
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ibit, one pocket knife.
LeRoy Smith?yield, 50c cash; exibit,
one pocket knife.
Everett Hines?yield,50c cash; ex-,
ibit, one pocket knife.
William Epps?yield, 50c cash; exibit,
one pair of shoes by Kingstree (
ry Goods Co.
Besides these, the following cash i
HSU
RE*
>tree, i
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VUlliiin
ficent tract of lan
two and a half bl
ill be cut into resi
to tak<
i to the valuable o
. ^
a valuable
Free J
your friends to cc
Terms: One-thii
n wulfiBil! ^
r *
,: It weak, you need Cardui, *?
i*t the woman's tonic. Cardui 1
is made from gentle herbs, |
acts in a natural manner, f
$3 and has no bad results, as S
^ some of the strong drugs I
sometimes used. Asamed- |
fag icine?a tonic?for weak, 1
E lired, worn-out women, E
KJ Cardui has been a popular K
||j success for over r>0 years. E
==wi II inr vi
The Woman's Tonic
IMrs. Lula Walden, of
Gramlin, S. C., followed
this advice. Read her letter
: "1 was so weak,
when I first began to take
Cardui, that it tired me to
walk just a little. Now, I
can do all the general
housework, for a family of
9." Try Cardui for your
troubles. It may be the
very remedy you need.
prizes were given for the only hist*,
ries of the crops handed in: 1st, Mai
win McCullough, $1.50; 2nd, Everet
Hines.$l; 3rd,Bennie Frierson, $1.
To LeRoy Lee. Esq, and the Ban
of Williamsburg,who came in timel
aid with $5 each for the cash prize;
the bovs are under obligations. W
have a balance in cash for next yea
of $-1.50.
The boys present reorganized fo
next year, a d it is hoped that ou
membership will reach fully a hur
dred. Boys, Williamsburg can rais
the banner corn crop, and some c
you must do it next year.
J G McCullough,
Supt Educatior
5 or 6 doses "866" will cure an
case of Chills and Fever. Price, 25<
5-4-1 yr
31 D E IS
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mcing at
d known as the E
ocks from the Coi
idential lots and s<
e plac<
resents to be gh
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me. A brass ban<
d Cash; balance i
est on deferr
urther In?
LIGON L
The hoop en the average stiprar barrel in tl
fiTs* made in a larjre factory, its tires were weld
W*B washing machines, on many tube and bucket*
Hfii PITTSBURGH PFRFECT" fences are mad
S3" "THE WELD THAT HELD."
|P Mr, Farmer E.K
WAt That the wires are no* injured at the k
'-vCm to uneven ground?That the stays will i
fence is all right in every particular.
PhM! Could yon ask any more definite protection'
' s2S3 absolutely assured.
C "Pittsburgh Perls
ljlE_FARMERSJU
Why Suffer
From Eczema?
" A Georgia Man Tells His
! Experience. \
t I was afflicted with a very bad $S
?C/.?artia fnr tu/pntv.fivP ' <
W1SC Ul uw(.ema ivi ...... ....
k years, which was in my feet, legs j
and hips. Through all this time
* I tried different remedies and Doc- I
3' tors' prescriptions, obtaining no
e relief until I used your HUNT'S
ir CURE.
i One box (50c) cured me entfrer
ly, and though two years have
elapsed I have had no return of gj
the trouble.
Naturally I regard it as the |
? greatest remedy in the world.
?f Yours, J P PERKINS. J
Atlanta. Or.
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
A.B.RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.,Sherman Jei. ?
S(ILI) BV j y
y Dr. W. V. Brockington,
, Klngstree, S. C. *f
" BlaKelej-McCullough Co, J
Lanes, S. C.
s
ction
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ICE LO
ay, Dec
; 11 O'clock
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Hakeley property sn
urt House. The higl
old to the highest bid
3 on th
^en away, we will ;
tial Lot.
j will furnish music
n two equal annual i
ed payments.
ormation At
AND CO.,
t-'lj; Science h&A developed something Infinitely ^
batten than the old stylo v/rap or clamp* P,
k "Pittsburgh Perfect" M
J FENCES |
Are Welded by Electricity ^
Thin In the modern method of eonntruetfon. Yoarn o/llfo aro added fijii..rough
the elimination of ne/ioun fence defectn. r-"f
I wrap holds moisture, cracks the galvanizing and allows the water to attack the bare i
rire. A small amount of displaced galvanizing on "PITTSBURGH PERFECT" reinforces flEg-,
lie protection against rust at the electrically welded joint; examine the joint.
lays cannot slip. They are always just where they were put. Stay and strand tvires tta
come one piece when the onion ia made. The fence is like a solid sheet of perforated steeL pjQ
Every Rod is Guaranteed Perfect , 9
i't allow your prejudice in favor of the rapidly-declining and now antiquated methode'you |wy
e heretofore known, to warp your good judgment
aburgti Perfect** Fences represent progress, because hundreds of thousands of dalase Bfyt
i of standard material is daily welded by electricity. > <, '
le isolated country grocery store is an electrically welded product. If your wagon was M&
led by electricity. You will find electrically welded hoops on ice cream freeze*a and 3a
i. Examine them. Prr*
e by this modern, simple and marvelous process, pndodag^HHHnmn^a
'/ Every agent handling "PITTSBURGH PFRfCCT* tf9 M
zed to guarantee this I I 1 PS %3
dots?That the fence Is perfectly adjustable <r7m\ - ?y j '. fq
? *? *ttw> ?i.jiwle-Thit the I | | |TjT
ngi ocpoiaw ii vn? w
l Toar complete MthfeetioD ?? ?J J IE- - Stt
ygjnuyl* "PITTJKIRGH PERFECT FIN0N6' ? J
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Suppose Your House Should
Burn Tonight?
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FOR
i insurance
4 1 ^ 4^/ v/ A. y Am. w
Of Any Kind See
KINGSTREE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE &
LOAN COMPANY.
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"he Record and Woman's World $h,15.
>TS I
ember 2nd, I
a. m. II
uated one block from Main jig
hest, driest and healthiest part II
e property. 1
give away, absolutely free to II
Free! jl
and there will be a good time II
nstalments at 8 per cent inter- I
idress I
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