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[frj Professional Cards. | ' John de Saussure Gilland Attorneyvat^Law n Second Floor Masonic Temple ML Florence, S. C. BjH 866 1914 a. m. snider, SURGEON DENTIST. Over Gamble &. Jacobs' Drug Store. DR. R. C. McCABE, Dental Surgeon. Office in Hirsch building, over Kingsr tree Drug Co's. 8-28-tf LAURENCE H. MCCULL0U6HP SURVEYOR, KINGSTREE, - S. C. Education, Experience and Equipment justify my guarantee. MR. KARL B. SHULER is prepared to h andle work accessible to j HEMINGWAY, - S. C. 8-14-lyr E>R7R.J, MCCABE, Uentist. |h KINGSTREE, / S. C E Office in Nexsen Building, over Marcus' Store. W. Lei and Taylor, W DENTIST. MF Office over Or W V Brocklngton' a Store, r KINGSTREE. - S. C. 5-21-tf. M. D.Nesmith DENTIST. LAKE CITY, ---SC. Ben]. McINNES, M. R. C. V. S. , B. Kater McINNES, M. D., V. M. D 4 VETERINARIANS. One of us will be at Kingstree the first Monday in each month, at Heller's Stables. 9-28-tf -ATmSS Lodge, No. 46 A. F.M. meets Thursday before full moon each month. Visiting brethren are cordially inyited. R W Fulton, W M. M B Thomas, Sec. 2-27-ly ' ummiTLAM Munvn ii*llyUivite?Pto con* ^or* bang about on tb? j I1UJ vt>. R W Fulton, 27 ' in J Con-Com _ , LIGHTNING E0D8. U. I#. Whitlock, Laka City, S.C. Special Sale* A^ant. Representing the Largest Manufacturer! of All X. Kin liprowd Copper and 6ilvaniztd Section Rods (Endorsed by the HItrK-st Scientific Authorities anu' Eire Insurance Companies). PliRc GCPPR SVtli?. GABLES, ALL SIZES. O. r F.i'l O't C"i:ti mtee Given with Each Job. I sell < ' - .??. n-.r^in of profit, dividing commission wan . >?' customers. 8-7-tf WATTS & WATTS THE KIN6STREE JEWELERS v We keep on hand every\ thing to be found in an up-to-date jewelry house Repairing and engraving done with neatness and despatch. :: As home dealers, guaranteeing quality and prices, We Solicit Your Patronage. N??r th? Railroad Station. x | 1>AV| 1: exhibited as I elsewhere. IS. M J MAILORDER SEED STORE FLORENCE, S. C. Send me your wants of Farm and Garden Seeds.in fact seeds of a!! kinds, by mail post paid. I buy them direct from the seed farms in bulk, no package stock, as fresh as t an be had. Why buy Fruit and Ornamental Trees from agents that never even worked in a nursery, that come 6 and 8 months ahead of time to be sure and get your order, when you can BUY FROM A HOME NURSERY fresh dug stock and TRUE TO NAME. Send for list of Dahlias, Cannas.Rose Bushes, B.'ddingand Vegetable Plants of all kincs, Potato Draws, etc. Cut Flowers and Pot Plants. Fine Wedding and Funeral Work a specialty. Call and lee for yourselves. Send all seed orders to the Seed Department of the Palmetto Nurseries, and Trees, Flowers and Plants. 0 Palmetto Nursuries 3-12-4t DEWITT HOUSE, Proprietor Epps' Market All meats b ei ght ardso^ for cash. Etn't ask fo credit. . Epps* Market Cr. Ao*d>mr *Mlllt RHCUMA TtO SUntHLHS . fit : .:sKk? la .-\a: PAnnwAHBr Of Ihe Beet Remedy 1|K. For mil form* of Bj Rheumatism Ws^ LUMBAGO. ^LATIC^^u^keuraicll^K^, jgs^%top the puhwj!m IMAfihru Qirtefc Mltf^gw VmV Wtoaii Hwt^wy uiw it w^jj^Mwvy MMfU " -OIK>r?", mx ON WBI?? Swanson Rheumatic Curt Co. 1N-UI W. Uk* Ok.. CMICAOO Why Scratch? m"Hunt'sCure"is guaranteed, to stop and + permanently cure that tcrT^We itching. It is compounded for that (rfiB- Pu:??s- an^ your money If fu 'jffffc, will be promptly refunded %. l&J WITHOUT QUESTION /7/rTf/SsRl 'f Hunt'# Cure fails to cure *1$ 'tch* Eczerna' Tetter, Ring flhJrawl 'fU Worm or any other Skin Disease. 50c at your druggist's, or by mail direct if he hasr.'t it. Manufactured only by A. 8 RICHARDS tfECICIliS CD., Sherman, Texas m p.mplyskin,and,wbenrepeated,ciuicklyehec:? a cure. Eczoma, Erysipelas, Teuer, Ulcers aid ? I all skin diseases yield to its curative properties. Jj y 50c. a box. At ah Druggists. Seed for freo.m9ipl? and l>uok.? "Health end Besuty." m m 4 JOHNSTON. NOLLOWAY A CO.. A* ^ 1730 Spring Oardun St., PKSu., Pm. Jf CHlUhtSTEHS FILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND. A Lndieai Ask your Druggist for A\ ? i. ffiSjVa tbl-obea-terV Ulsini)sdBnMd/A\ I'llla in Ked and Cold mtulliAl// v> botes, sealed *ith l;lue Ribbon. \ / 9^ Wl Tsls no otter. But of your * I / ? fX IJruggUt. AskforCIIl-CIlER-TER S [ W g[ DIAMOND BRAND FILL8, for S& . yv JV yoninoinnsDcmojitsi.AiwiyjRciiiDi, . -r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE U?oc>oGoc>o^ uisifc ? never before. New creations b ^ R C U J I| 9? Ms,. c I V i i ; If a fi I y 7 ! ?kis ic i I jj hoYsl '( i ;! aompt A 1 I I I I i I ' . | ' I f ? WONDER This Beautiful Three-Piece Figured Made to retail at not less than Trade Price Maker farniture and I yon this catalogue free of charge i pieces full size, strongly a I steel spring construction, both haj I our factory price it costs you less 9 South at such a low price. A woi a There are many other suites s big catalogue, which we supply fr I third to one-half less than than th I catalogue?get it and compare pri I have wanted but could not afford; | Phoenix Furniture Charleston, S. C. | Flease send us without obli i big Home-trade Price-maker fi f nishing catalogue. _ . C JC,?U The display no eing added ev< S, ipod as Hoy. fviilizer dealt yout ask Vou er's is Hie star* irison. Jt.s TRADE MARK REGISTERED * c in i r> .o.r^oijsier ouanc Norfolk, Va.. Sold ovfetyvvk?r? ROMMWBBHwmmmm FUL CHALLEI> i Mahogany Finish Parlor Suite, Velour for ^ j J .45. i $18.00 and is often sold for much higher j louse furnishings catalogue, where you wi ind without any obligation on your part. nd carefully made, highly finished in rich ndsome and durable. Think what this sui than many single pieces of furniture. Ne iderful value, satisfaction fully guarantee hown in our big catalogue and we offer this ee, tells all about them and illustrates ma e usual retail prices. Don't buy furnitur ces?we want the values we offer to be 01 in our catalogue you will find them priced ^ Our home "The Home We have accor gation on our part your ta'' prices, by s jrniture and house fur- margin of prof Our catalo - Just fill out; mmmMsmmmm ster 1 w contains exch ery day at ^CEOPPCVOOfVttyiiiVgiri^Vv^" siers 2v says rselfwhy id&rd of \ > Co. iGE VALUE Finely Upholstered in Fancy Factory Price prices. It is No. R1102 in our big Home 11 find it fully described. We will send i ^ Yn. y mahogany, upholstered over high grade te would add to your living room and at :ver before offered the people of the fd. 5 suite in other handsome coverings. Our ny high grade furniture values at onee anywhere until you have seen this big lr proof. You will find many things you so you can afford them. trade price-makei is the great aid to Beautiful"?The Home Comfortable, nplished this by SMASHING usual reselling at factory costs plus one small it. gue is FREE?Send for it today? and mail us coupon. Millir isive novelties n< Kingstn seimmmmmm 1 KEEP COTTON ACREAGE DOWN. Reasons Why South Carolina Farmers Should Hold Down Crop. Clemson College, March 31:? South Carolina farmers are being strongly advised by W VV Long, State agent of demonstration and sniwrintonripnt nf thp pxtpnsion di vision of Clemson college, not to plant an acre more in cotton than they planted last year. This advice is based by Mr Long on reports received at Washington which show that, at the present rate, this year's crop will be an enormous one and the office of demonstration work at Clemson college is hastening to urge the farmers of this State not to follow the lead of other sections in what appears almost certain to be a losing policy. Reports which have been pouring into Washington from many parts of the South show that Southern farmers, acting on the strength, it is be lieved.of the good prices received on the last crop, and not content with holding the crop at this figure and receiving equally good or only a little lower prices, intend to increase their acreage all along the line. Although it is too early for definite estimates,it appears probable the crop raised will be too large for the market to bear, provided the present policy of the farmers continues. "The time when everybody else is raising a lot of cotton is just the time for us not to raise a lot of it," said Mr Long in discussing the situation. "This principle holds true in any business. We are not urging the farmer to cut his cotton acreage, for we wish to proceed conservatively. But what we are urging upon him and urging as strongly as we can is the danger of planting any ? ? - -1 4-^J more cotton tnan ne piameu lost year: Let him put the same amount of lanu in cotton again if he wishes to, and, with the constantly improving conditions of soil fertility in the State, it is likely that we shall make more cotton than last year, even, ' then probably a million and a half a bales, which is quite as much cotton as South Carolina is called upon to produce, or has any right to produce." Besides the consideration of immediate price,Mr Long pointed out that it was the part of wisdom for South Carolina planters, especially those in the lower part of the State, to begin ? nniiVv nf retrenchment in cotton I ?* w* ?ww . growing and to have their diversification policy well established in or- , der to present a good defense to the boll weevil when it arrives. For the third time in two years a "lone bandit" made his appearance in Columbia Saturday night. Entering, pistol in hand, the express car of the northbound Cuba-Florida special, just after it left the Seaboard station at 6:45 o'clock, an unknown white man covered Express Messenger Freeman, compelled him to open a small safe, secured a small package of letters and reports, valued at $100, and when the train slowed down at the Sidney Park yards, just three blocks from the station, he jumped off and disappeared. Straight at It. There is no use of our "beating around the bush." We might as well out with it first as last. We want you to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the next time you have a cough or cold. There is no reason so far as we can see why you should nnt do so. This preparation by its I remarkable cures has gained a world wide reputation, and people everywhere speak of it in the highest terms of praise. It is for sale by i | all dealers. \ery j c>t to be found i ee, S. C. | Wfismmmsssmm