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11 Insu [ ) For Insura i Kincstree Ins I and Li ( W.H. Welch, We are the; perienced Insu liamsburg C( $200,000,000.01 DUa, I 1 Iiul j To My Friem 1 W7ITHIN then, i VV your home \3 i kins' Remedies, I I If, in the meantii 1 thing, I will see I mediately suppliec /frl Thanking yoi V I soliciting your fufr | rest assured, will Eg r I L. R.A | "Meet 31 H 1/1ICVI ?? W. V. STRONG M W. R. SCOTT m T. K. SMITH H. E. MONTGOM J. K. SMITH i Bg HUGH M'CUTCH L W GILLAND f RE ^ I Tpms > I fins I and the I zation < I sufficie % I flexibili I reason; ment c iness. Accoi IMPROVE YOUR Let's Stop Planting S( Results Along this What's the use, Mr Progres spring to select your seed corn wh< more effectively now? What's the cotton seed when, by field selectioi r?1v nf nurp <?pprl fnr nlflntincr nevt ds and Customers: f ext few weeks I will call at rith a lull line of J. R. WatSxtracts and toilet articles. ne, you are in need of anythat your wants are im- | a for past patronage and ure orders, which you may have my careful attention. ; rs truly, 1 fflE WATKINS MAN, || NDERSON | || & at Tlie Fair.'* ij; 2 I kflHBBSHEflGNK3flRB2&HE99Q9HRflBBR9BE&kfi 1 iALBi BANK, with its incial strength, >rough organi= )ffers service of nt breadth and t\/ tn mppf anv . k v/ * * * M. * ^ able require>f modern busLints of Firms orss ?? T] W1 ERY EN ton seed he kept dry and not allow To carry out these suggests pensive, and doing so will mean b< profits. This being true, can yo seeds?? The P ru<jrc*si ce Farmer. rki i ivj Its one of the laws of th future. What provision are you putting anything aside money in the Bank. You'll lesson form the Squirrels, st Winter season. We pay 4 p compounded annually. 0. AGGOUNT. and Indrv EE iNh KINGSTf memmmmmmi / ranee! nee of all lands see ;urance, Real Estate ran Company I Manager largest and most exrance Agency in Wil>unty an represent 0 in assets. le No. 85 We do not claim that pure s certain that by getting the variety conditions and then keeping it pur crease your yields from 10 to 30 or good seed will mean an increase pe teen bushels of corn and of from ! Aren't tl^se increases worth worki several points that it is well to beai 1. Choose a variety best at variety of corn or cotton well suite see, or northern Arkansas may, or ditions, be a very poor variety for Gulf Coast country. Here is wliei help us. True, they may not alwi variety that will prove best for our three or four varities that have dot ing selection can be made. . 2. Hold constantly in min< once the desirable characteristics o in making future selections see tha possessing what are the most nearl 3. Plant a seed patch ever; cable to hand-select each year sufh the next year; but it is comparativ to plant an acre or so. Then fron made again for the next year's see can be used for the whole crop ne: 4. Avoid mixing after liar careful we may be in selecting see-', to keep them pure with our pre small hand-power gin is not availa to hold the selected cotton in the s over, and then have the ginner cle oughly to prevent any other varied: 5. Avoid losses in stored s clirml/1 Ua L-Arit mv>v frnm eof-d rnr FARM PRODUCTS. :rub Seed and Better i Line Will Follow. sive Farmer, of waithig until next you can do the work so much use of planting ginrun, badly mixed 1 now, you can make sure of a sup year? eed will double yields; but we are of cotton or corn best suited to your e by careful selection, you can in" even 40 percent. In other wards, :r acre of from two to twelve or fif50 to 250 pounds of seed cotton, ng for? In selecting seed there are r in mind. Some of these are: lapted to your local conditions. A d to the western Carolinas, Tennesi account of different climatic consouth Georgia, Florida, and all the -e our State experiment stations can \ys be able to name the particular conditions; but they can name the le best, and from these a good yield:1 the ideal type. In other words, f a variety have been settled upon, t they are made only from the plants _> lMVCil V j LlClli I I V? i ' . r year. It is manifestly impractiicient seed to plant our whole crop ely easy to carefully select enough n tliis seed plat selections can be d plat, while the general run of seed xt year. * resting. With cotton seed, however 1 in the field, it is simply* impossble sent ginning methods. Where a ble, probab1y the best plan will be eed until the rush ginning season is an out the roll and clean up tlior-, ies getting mixed with ours. . eeds. Weevils and rats particularly n, and it is important that the cot-^ ed to heat. ; ans will be neither difficult nor ex;tter seed, bigger yields and larger n any longer afford to plant scrub i ! iiiiHW"?riri?rii-nnrrw-**r','CT<"^MI 1 ?iw fjSr* te Universe to provide for the you making for old age?are !?have you started to put need it some day. Take a .ore un a few dollars for the )er cent on Savings Accounts, NE DOLLAR OPENS AN riduals Respi :e ban ?EE, S. C. How IS Stoma Poor Food is Not gested and will I Your Stomach to Your Stomach S Kept in Good Coi Withstand the ! Its Daily Duties a You Against Poo BUY YOUR GR< and Table Suppl JACOBS & AND SAVE YOUR Country Trade A; Especially Invited N USES ^yy^E FEEL tl Custome terests are our ests, and in ev< stance where conservative bi will permit, we vor to facilitate progress. ectfully Soli KOffi HUGH M'CU'l W. V. STRON( L. C. DOVE, Your ck? Easily Dik! A A? rmf 3UUII (IUb the Bad. Ihould be ndition to Strain of nd Insure r Health. 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