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CENTRAL | Wants to Se I _ t We are in posi well as any wa Our house is v ^ best lighted o Y The buyers are are much strot the better gra | cors well pulle< get good ripe a you will be we' tobacco along i J the top of the r i You He M I S Baby Ca i N How About this Handsonn M mer Gig at $5.50 It can't be duplicated for the money and is the most confel venient and easily handled conM veyance you can provide for B wlA your little one. Is well balMBm anced at all times and perfectly ly safe and comfortable for ^ ^ arm ^ UliJ viU4v>i | Bngstree Fu rg Two Doorj ^ Kingstree, .^2?^ WAREHOUSE . I ' ill Your Tobacco I I i ^?ZZ^ZZZZIZ^ZZIIZl 1 tion to handle )t as rehouse in <the State. it" A1IO ctinn thp Ilk /IIUUUI l| UC^liuu uiv -J ne in this country. I all on now and prices iger, especially so on des. Keep the sucI off, let your tobacco nd we feel confident I S II repaid. Bring your and we will give you narket at all times. ? ur ?| ' CI 1 / t . rriage Talk j| fo*3 I EHave You a little 3 Cherub? If so, you are interested in our splendid line of Baby Car? ? .? i 11 ? i r s 2 & riages, Go-Carts, Sidewalk suikies and Gigs. |N?hL This Sidewalk Sulky \3jy at $8.50. M e Reed Seated, Rubber Tird Suii1- ^ rniture Company! 5 From Postoffice M k W A I So. Car. M XXTXTXXXX-X^ S GOC 5 AN u NOT PE fd are our stock l*i are the only t ^ this store. | wor whr> w^nf thp . W J T T 11V I I kVll V V** ^ Goods will fin fd selection of m this store, ar ^ goods that nee< ^ no promises, n |hJ or guarantees fd sold on merit i 3 ECON will be fully ofc U make your sc these articles. fiiIS,Cflfflj Kingstree, - &ET0T-T-T-3 IATTEI BIG RED r>M ENTIRE DURIN Tobacco Come anc QUALITY A1 S. Mi THF RIR STflRF I Hhi VIW v Vila Kingstree When in To\* Store Headqi shxex^ >DS| ID Si 10M1SES g in trade, and ^ ;hings sold at ^ A EN g best in Dry ^ d a splendid M jw arrivals at id these are ^ d no boosting, M o false praise M >. They are )h4 done. ^ OMY B served if you M vl A/1+1 A-n -PvAWl ZlCWblUlJL JL1W111 pnH Di! finis I i! | South Carolina M :YY?TT?T& SITION! 'UCTION my STOCK G THE Season! [Compare YD PRICES! arcus ON THE CORNER I, - S. C. rn Make Our larters. INOCULATION NOT NECESSARY. I Farmers Would Waste Money on Cultures lor Cowpeas. Clemson College, July 26:?Many farmers in South Carolina are uncertain as to whether or not it is necessary to to inoculate soil in this State for the successful Cultivation of cowpeas. Inquiries on the subject are coming to Clemson College. In the opinion of the college authorities, South Carolina farmers should not spend money for commercial cultures for cowpeas, since the crop need it not in this State at present. In replying to a letter from a banker in the lower part of the State, W W Long, director of extension at Clemson College and State agent of demonstration, writes: Upon receipt of your letter, I had all the literature on the subject investigated, but in order to make assurance doubly sure and in order to settle this question and to get the basis for an opinion that may be taken as authoritative, I telegraphed some of the leading authorities in the Southern States asking for an expression. All the replies support the conclusion that in the South generally cowpe^ inoculation is unnecessary because not profitable." Mr Long's letter then points out that in six publications on eowpeas, from Missouri, Texas, Delaware, Kentucky and the United States Department of Agriculture, no statement is made to the effect that it is necessary to inoculate soil for cowpeas. In a bulletin on the subject of inoculation, Prof Garman, of the Kentucky Experiment Station, says: ~ I J xnc tuwjjca uijgauiBiu lias piuvcu yery commonly, and is perhaps invariably, present wherever cowpeas have been grown in the State, not, it is oelicved, because it is always present in soil, but because it is generally conveyed on the seeds themselves." That is to say, the seed of the . cowpea generally carries the legume bacteria. Among the telegraphic opinions received were those from Director B W Kilgore, of the North Carolina Experiment Station; Director H A Morgan, of the Tennessee Experiment Station, and Director J F Duggar, of the Alabama Experiment Station. All replies were to the effect that they do not advise cultures for cowpeas. In view of these opinions and expressions and of its own investigations. the Extension Division (f su wiuv.il vuwoiu me educational advantages of South Carolina and we regret that we can not hear him more frequently. Proceedings asking that R R Jenkinson of Manning, be declared a bankrupt, were filed in the United States district court in Charleston Saturday by creditors of the alleged bankrupt. Mr Jenkinson's assets are said to be valued at approximately $1,000, while his liabilities are approximately $1,640. J, Clemson College advises farmers not to spend their money for commercial cultures with which to inoculate cowpeas. Items from Venters. Venters, July 26:?A good many I of the farmers from Venters attend1 ed the tobacco sales at Johnsonville I and Hemingway last Thursday. And j most of them got what they expected, low prices, for their tobacc. On enjoyable social event of last week was a "bathing party," given at Snow's Lake on Wednesday afternoon for the girls of the younger set. Following are a few of thosA who enjoyed the occasion: Little Misses Sarah Chapman of Johnsonville, Lalla Ruth Weatherby, Rena Cox, Sadie Springs, Evelyn and Dorothy Johnson of Venters. Misses Sadie Bourne of Georgetown and Alice Chandler of Rome were guests last week at the home of Mr G W Davis. Misses Bessie and Eadimae Huggins returned Saturday from a few days visit to Powley's Island. Little Miss Lalla Ruth Weatherby has ghne to Bennettsville to spend several weeks with her grandmother. Mr Joe Newell of Huger, is visiting his father here. Misses Marie and Alberta Flowers are at home from several week's visit to Darlington. Mrs R K Johnson, of this place, is visiting relatives in Kingstree. Last Sunday afternoon we had with us Dr Clinkscales of Wofford College, who gave a very interesting and beneficial talk. It is always a treat to hear this man who has done n aL + rvtttft *?/4 A.1 3