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Hold The Governm But Pri IIF YOU borrow Cas 1 live stock, princij cannot destroy, the c cotton crop off the n Act Quick! GET IT NOW! THE FARMER WHO HESITATES TWO LONG ALWAYS FINDS HE IS THE BIG GEsi LOSER. r> v | Carolina I liberty National Bank I CAUSES CONCERN grave and t IN FRENCH CIRCLES fall of the to the occu Situation in Turkey Rerarded as tionalist foi Grave Problem by Freneh "*** w^10 Authorities |mat S, has The press Paris, Oct. 6.?The new situation Asia Minor in Turkey which has risen through the the control resignation of the cabinet is regard- that the yc ed in French circles as confronting the upperhi the peace conference with another pers point c (MASCC ] Kiln-Dry* I TennesseeRoc i i * C. G. Williams, Ohio's Corn King, s * prices for farm crops, a ton of GROUND a increased the yield of corn, oats, wheat, c a to the value og $30.30. This is in comp ^ land which has never been treated. j MASCOT-Bone | My Pulverized?Re##! | AMERICAN LIMESTONE * KNOXVILLE, TENNES * I Your ml Reports e SI /?ac Ha va Not h on your improved Farm )ally cattle, hogs, poultry, :ash proceeds of the loan w larket until a reasonable pi Our Loans are Bond & Mc IARLES H. BARRON, Pi Building, - - C ? x ? irgent problem. The down- able to deal with the rei government is attributed ments; others ask whetl pation of Konieh by na- tente powers are saffici rces under Mustappa Ka- and inclined to the neces according to some esti- ful intervention. 300,000 men. The Sultan's decree, a i generally considers that version received by has entirely escaped from authorities, outline a p of Constantinople and appears to embody an >uag Turks are regaining reach an understanding < umL Some of the aewspa- tionalists. >ut there is no force avail- o?? AMERICANS TO W1 Orders Issued Removing ' Spalato i i Rome Oct. (By the I I: Press.)?Rear Admiral drews, in command of tl ^mbA | squadron, has issued or II] withdrawal of the Aim y I $ from Spalato. America f ' plies are being remove I i Admiral Andrews, accc vices received here, has the Italian authorities at the United States wishe ? outside of any complicat | responsibility rests < I Jugo-Slav reports are that Admiral Andrews _ ? I instructions to the effe j J # S future attempt against I lltlA B Trau zone would be cc m | illlllj j? directed against the Uni | STATEMEN S of the Ownership, Management. tays "At present # 1 PflfllilTV LIMESTONE has | I l?L UUUN1 I , ,, Published Weekly at Kingstree, lover and timothy g for Oetnbe 1. 1919, required Congress of August 24.1912. arison with similar | g^^L^ing Editor and B*J a W F Tofley. Kings tree Publishers, W F To!ley. EC Eppa. S Owners (if a corporation, give dresses of stockholders holding g more of the total amount of stoi poration, give names and addrea B owners). I l|*|7 8 WFToUey. I IT V I E C Epps. iw 1 J Known bondholder*, mortgagee w g rity holders holding one per cent amount of bonds, mortgages or ot N Mrs Bertha Wolfe. 4 ^ B Average number of copies of e .. A H publication ?oia or amnouKu, u U A VQIIQIIIP or otherwise, to paid subscriber* 7 * ? 7 flUlIUI vs S months preceding the dote of (This information is required froi S pers only). W F Tol Sworn to and subscribed before COMPANY i 1919 R. D. MrLLS. \y\JlfII fill 1 p My commission expires at pleas ' P Note?This statement must be n and both copies delivered by the SCPF ? postmaster, who shall send one c< Assistant Postmaster General (EH S AoatkxO,Washington, D C. and re the files of the postoffice The B I publish a copy of this st%te~>e"t i mzmrm-mw' w/wiw. w 1 sue orinfsi next sft?- it. r-' r.^ Cotton nrt Cotton Crop. Advanced. Land now and invest in etc., which the boll weevil ill enable you to hold your rice is offered for it. Closed Promptly. >rtgage Co., resident, OLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA fractory ele- I^ ler the Enently united isary powerccording to J. the French I fl I V olicy which I I II endeavor to I I II fl I with the na- I ' I i: ' I J I THDRAW ! , --1 Wfal b Hi i L" Associated Phillip Anhe American ders for the i >ri??n shins in food sap- ' ' d from the * TTr 1 We are now dei >rding to aderated Sewii LITtoS time, labor, entirely with I , i *11 tor s bill, to the effect sewini the Saplato ? nsidered as l/J. ted States. Circulation. Etc. II Ouarrl RECORD || b>So"t?c?!"tf I By installing in ttoffice Address. I I . South Carolina. ||| cally propelk Jh.z!? I want a Sev :k. If mot a cor- I I *s of individual II KlMjr.sc. I] you our s and other secu- 11 t or more of total II y| ther securities: HI J Kinsrstree, SC II ach issue of this H I trough the mails H I i during the six I I this statement. HI VHH A V u daily newspa- | | I I I I i| tiecmcai S'oUry Public. . are of Governor. I iade in duplicate B publisher to the B >py to the Third fl vision of Cimssi- B t*in the other in B publisher must B^ the -w^ond is And Borrow 1 I MONEY I 1 From Us. ?1 I ' WHICH? I I aMIA P^AOfUmft/ ?M a ivopwu/ H Cotton and Poverty? || DISGUISED BLESSING 2 Farm demonstration agents workingm the boll II aeevil infested counties of -Bpiitb Okrefiwa mdet B A >e direction of ClfttWB O***** and the United M M States Department of Agriculture have launched a 1m B fencing campaign which will be the forerunner of a B ^B livestock industry in this State, says the Columbia, B ^^k (S. C. ) Daily Record. B "The farm fence, it is reattzed^must he the be- M Bfl ginning of Hveafeock raising if the industry is to u ^^B prove successful. Since a change has been made ' H BB imperative and the farmer in the infested area most B turn away from ccrtton, the time far experiment H ^B has passed. If the farwec is to beat the Ml wee- B B vfl he moat maim the rhnage in his farming opera- W m tions demanded by the exigencies of the situation. $K B Turning away from cotton, he will nstaraBy turn B | to livestock and the growing of fodd crops, and ? foflowhtg this new feogi? he most adopt the methods which will insure success from the start. "The farm fence is a primary requisite and among the first essentials. B "A strand of wire will not fence out the bott 'weevil, but if it fences in cattle and food crops on $$ land that, has heretofore been devoted to the growing of cotton, it will help to starve out the pest, and w during the period of time required to make the ? transformation from a cotton country to a livestock jm country the benefits accruing to the farmer will more than offset the expense involved in making ? the change. In a- few years the farmer who now nF deplores the coming of the weevil will, if he meets 1$' the situation in the only way that the weevil has ever been beaten anywhere they have appeared, Jjf find that the pest is a blessing in disguise. . % "Already many farmers in the lower part of the State are recognizing the blessing through its dis- if guise. They have hesitated to change their agri- 2ft cultural programe even though they have known 3/ Hint- St would he to their advantage to do so. Now they have no choice in the matter, but, driven to ^ making the change in self-preservation, they are jag welcoming it and looking forward with confidence Electrically , iu>.t n . * we mam a aewmg 4. | Nacfane? monstrating an Electrically 0f>ng Machine that will save I , worry and, perhaps, a doc, for peddling an ordinary : machine is destructive a woman's health. I Against This your home one of these electri:d Sewing Machines. If you ring Machine, let us show electric machine before ou fill your needs. ? JM Cuimlir CAmnanv tl 1 ? n;