The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 10, 1919, Image 11
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It's always a good idea to give the
other fellow credit for wanting to do
the right thing. Nine times out of
ten he wants to be as good to his
family as you do to yours.
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1 Thing Righ
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them the real thing.
built to wear?to give
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sof thousands of regi
that?lots of them righ
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i exactly the ones for:
is Tires are GOOD trres. Tt
LOWDEN AUTO CO. LAKE Cm
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SKUS. (J. tl. SAKi EjL/IJJI jo. can in'
jrville; J. P. GAMBLE, Heinemann;
i CO., Xesmith; TRIO FARM SUPPL
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I They Win You
3 Your enjoyment of Camel
3 because their refreshing fl
jA and mellowness is so entic
ar never tasted such a cigar
nated and there is a chee
unpleasant cigaretty afte
pleasant cigaretty odor!
Camels are made of an ei
Turlgsh and choice Domes
smooth and mild, but hav
body and certainly hand
generous measure. You v
blend to either kind of toba
Give Camels the
compare them v,
the world at ar
jk flavor, satisfi
JLfe T\ how liber
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your tastei
II R. J. REYNOl
?y Winito
To Make Sure.?"Were you very
sick with the 'flu', Rastus?"
"Sick, sick! Man, Ah was so sick
mos' ebery night Ah look in dat er
casualty list for mah name."?Whizz
Bang (Boston Base Hospital.)
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r. J. A. McCl'LLOUGH, LANE.
WE. CO. HEMINGWAY.
FOHNSONVILLE
GWAY.
JOHNSONVILLE DRUG CO.,
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satisfaction in
nil prefer this Camel
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stifiest tryout, then
ith any cigarette in
ly price for quality,
action. No matter
ally you smoke
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LDS TOBACCO CO. 1
ft&lem, N. C B
If the government should draft
women up to thirty-six years of age
it would get nearly all of them except
the very gray-heared ones.
Carolina Tobacco
j Steady and rapidly the cultiva
jOf tobacco is spreading through c
I ern South Carolina. Unquestion
I the principle stimulus to the incr
has been the fine prices for w
tobacco sold during the past
years. A dispatch from Bamberg
ports very good crop prospects
what the correspondent calls the '
by tobacco county of the State"
there are one or two other couz
such as Berkeley, for example, w,
have good crops of the "weed"
are also "babies" in the business,
ready the new counties are pre;
ing to provide themselves with w
houses facilities, as they should,
if the price is as good this year j
is expected to be, there win pr<
bly be a heavy increase in acre
next year.
It is highly important for eac
South Carolina to encourage the
tivation of tobacco by its farmer
is a money crop that will make m
a fanner independent of the
weevil, which is almost certaii
cause heavy losses in the easi
part of the State if anything like
old proportion of agricultural a
age is devoted to cotton. Tota
should be considered along withl
stock, peanuts, food crops and da
ing as a way out for cotton farm
It is probable that prices that h
prevailed recently for tobacco
not be maintained, but even tha
only a conjecture and they may
for an indefinite period, so nncerl
are all price conditions and pre
tions. At any rate, it is not an unc
expensive crop to make under a
thing like normal conditions, noi
it a difficult crop to make. In '
connection arises the question wiv
er the agricultural authorities of
State have been giving to fata
the attention which its imports
in die States' agriculture deoer
It is believed that thus far tbeylu
not If this is true, it is a eondii
that ought to be remedied and
rangemento should be made with
delay to give farmers whatever
and advice they need in growi
harvesting and marketing their
bacco. South Carolina is already
important tobacco State and it <
easily become a much more impc
ant one.?Charleston Evening Poi
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Old 'possom Hunter Dead
Josh Smith, a well-known colo
man, known all over the county
York as "King of the 'possum h
ters," died at his home in York 1
week, aged 71 years. The old huni
who was highly esteemed by b
white and colored citizens alike, ^
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paj.. Many ooutn Carolina owners re
are_ thods and are selling their farms
aaj South Carolina Sales made last j
as it Dote of Sale Owner
oba- Aug. 3I,*18_C. O. Dixon, Esq.
saee Sept. 10,'18.H. N. Singletarv,Esq.__
Sept. 11,*18 .Durant, Horton & Floyd
Sept. 13,* 18 .Mrs. Mary J. Harrcll..
tern Sept. 14,'12.J. D. Co'xer, Esq.
cul- Oct. 1,* 18 F. L. k John WUcox..
s it Oct. 9,'18.._W. T. Willcins, Esq...
" Nov. 19,*18.Vor!cReal E<ta:e Co...
y May 7,*19 Catawba Real Escate Co
boll
j to South Carolina Farms can be soli
before. Money is plentiful and ther<
tern
the Quick Action?
^ ?Satisfacti,
ive- are three principles that hare made o
<'?r. in demand for tellinv eitv. farm and
era I We have hundreds of endorsem
the satisfaction of our customers. W
V explaining our methods,
can '
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aid one of the old-time darkies and I
ngi leader among his race. He managed
k>_ to make a fair living in fanning and
an gardening, bat in the fall andwinte;
can he pat in all his time catching opos>rj
.sums, which he would sell to white
rt. and colored He always kept a large
number of 'possum dogs and he was
considered far and wide as the best
judge of a 'possum dog to be found
Hardly ever did any white sportsre<~
man purchase a dog without getting
0 the opinion of Uncle Josh as to his
~ value. In the cold winter months the
ast old hunter was wont to cook a great
^ 'possum supper every week or two,
to which he would invite his white
vas friends, and there is hardly a citizen
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.rail its own I
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ldreds of soft
s everywhere,
ybody likes it.
and you'll ask vE5^^
tigue-?feeds I \l
jet positively A YB
arming. Hk \V
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divided into small farms
Dy our method will proofitable
returns for you.
alize the advantages of our methrough
us. Here are a few
rear.
Location Aa't Sold ht
Near Mullinj, S. C >42,999.16
" Lake City, S. C.? 66,723.66
" Manning. S. C 35,294.62
" Darlington, 5. C... 25,134.56
" Hartsviile S. C .... 10,116.20
" Timmonsville, S. C. _ 71,589. SS
" Kingstree, S. C..._ 19,206.72
York, S. C 11,331.25
Rock Hill, S. C 17,500.00
to better advantage now than ever
is a demand for small farms.
itisfaction to Seller
on to Buyer
ur organization the largest and most
luburban property.
ent letters that emphatically express
rrite for copies of these and booklet f
itr Specialty I
Itory Unlimited W
i of the town grown to manhood who
[ hasn't at one time or other attended
I one of the old darky's famous supI
pers and relished the "'possum and
> taters" which he so well knew how
t to cook.
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The Flexible Sex.?Earie Altera,
' former State treasurer, now a Tope'
lea banker, relates that a man called %
at the bank the other day and taii
"I want a check-book cover for a
lady that folds in the middle."?Kaa;
sas City Star.
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Many a man gets rich without be^
coming anything else. ;.
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