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0 (PLENTY OF FORAGE MEA ??? PEANUT PLANTING How to Plant, Harvest And Market Same By Edward A. Eve General Manager Sea Island Cotton Oil Company. Inquiries from farmers al' :vor South Carolina about planting peanuts are coming .a so rapidiy t'.ia; I cannot answer them all by personal leters, and therefore I have decided to ' summarize the most important features of the proposition and answer the most common questions that are' being askxi- and distribute this information tfc ough circular letters and through t ie daily papers and farm journals, .ind i/ cooperation Vith the South Carolina Landowners AssoCia- J tion. All tho.je who wish to help the farmers prosper in the face of the: boll weevil are requested to assist in . giving the following facts about pea- J nuts the widest possible publicity: Why Should Farmers Plant Peanuts? ; "The value of the peanut, both as a money crop and for feeding on the farm, renders it especially desirable as a part or tne rotation: ( uemson | Agri. College.) The White Spanish j Peanut wiil do well on any land suit- J ' As P T1 Regard f . This new Mit< improvements li feet them. The differ ferenee will sho) Much stren< larger. There i The car is b of new, exacting AHA *? XliClC Id gx< twice balanced c i iK 4 ; A new-style shabby. The fii laced hair, so it 1 Fuel cost is er. A thermost The sheerin less riding comb Compare th< giving Mitchell Yet note th< chassis and bod} Visit a Mite I "Mffirrii I ^ , 'M \ I - Kingstre^^ " NS CHEAP PRODDUCTION) 1 able for cotton and corn, and it. is ' < not attacked by the boll weevil. ^ What About .Market For Peanuts? The oil mills in South Carolina need ^ 500,000 tons of them to keep running all the year, and are willing to pay ' go.xl prices for them at all times. The average price during the la*', three years for White Spanish farmt. rs' stock has been oVer $100.00 per ton, and today they are worth $200.10; a ton. What About Seed? Be sure to get the small White Spanish variety. It is the surestquickest and best seller. Plant them either shelled or in ttie hull. \V*? will furnish them either way at whole j sale price. When To Plant? Peanuts may be planted am* time j from April to July. Wait unt;i the j soil is warm and damp enourh to j bring them up quickly to insure a ' pood stand and keep the grass from : getting ahead of them. A few quick ' workings will then make them safe, j What About Lime And Fertilizer? 1 Use lime freely on poorly drained j soil. Use 200 to 800 lbs. of coinme:-: cial fertilizer?something like a 6-3-4 mixture will give good resAlts. Potash is very desirable. Rich lands j need no ammonia. eople K nese Fac or the Mitchel *ll D 11 1 1 moil lmilF "tr* orivf .11V.11 11UO MUlll/ IV f v as been made to that end. ence is conspicuous. Eve x later, after years of use. ?th lias been added, much ire better materials, new! uilt with infinite care. rJ tests. >ater smoothness, which 1 >n two new-type machines SEE THE N i body gives amazing beat lish keens its luster. Th e ^eeps its shape, reduced. The cylinders at is added. A new met! g gear is ball bearing. I :>rt, and the}' cannot brea! em with the old types, par first place in its class, e modest price. That is : ?under factory efficienc hell dealer or write for ca MITCHELL MOTORS C Racine, Wiscoi ^? a (tree Mo V ! How To Harvest Peanuts? There are several good nicAir.g; machines on the market. Buy one , :or yourself and pick for your neighbors; or else club in with son'e of your neighbors and buy a partnership picker. There are many detail> of more or less importance about raising and harvesting peanuts vhicn very beginner shoulu. study very carefully as he goes kjong through the season. We propose to have an Xpert peanut man to send around ind instruct the fai-mgi* in lower South Carolina the coming season. I ivould suggest your writing to Ciem<on College, Clemson, S. C., for their 'Bulletin No. 21?Peanuts." I want Lo keep in touch with and assist all hose interested in growing peanuts. This Company is cooperating wi.h .he South Carolina Landowners Assofiation in encouraging the farmer to urn to live stock and diversified rops and in the establishment of iome markets for all such products. Break Up That Cold; Avoid Influenza You can't afford Ju> trifle with a cold. It may lead to influenza or other serious trouble. Start lighting | it at once with| Mothers Joy %KLSalve Applied externally to the throat and chest, it" quickly Mi penetrates to th'f-at of the in- MM j flomnution. relieving conges- MM tion and soreness, and aiding to MM prevent pneumonia. It is MM soothing, warm- MM abso NEW now . ts 1 Grows Our1 ; you lasting newness. And two years liave bei tv detail shows it. But 1 endurance. Many impo leat treatments and 123 c Chere are hundreds of ins neans much less wear. ( EW IDEAS ity. The newgrade top : leather upholstery is fil i mi j. : are grouuu. rue minor i tool to get complete combi jong cantilever rear sprii : in use. t by part. No man can < due to building the who y methods. talog. OMPANY,'Inc. isin. ? i ?rit'iiTT i ti tor Sales * BETTER THAW I WHISKEY FOR !, COLDS AND FLU New Elixir, Called Aspiron-; al, Medicated With Latest , ?- _ T> 3.* TT 1 I ocienimc xwemeuies, useu and Endorsed by Euro- ; pean and American Army j ] Surgeons to Cut Short a ! Cold and Prevent Compli- j \ cations. 1 Every Druggist in U. S. 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With your watch in your hand, take the drink at one swallow and call for your money back in two minutes if you cannot feel your cold fading away like a dream , within the time limit. Don't be bash-J ful, for all druggists invite you and expect you to try it. Everybody's doing it. When your cold or cough is re lieved, take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and babies, for Aspironal is by faf the safest and most effective, the easiest to take and the most agreeable cold and cough remedy for infants and children.?Ad*.) no20-16t II SIXES Victory Model A multitude of en spent to per;he greatest difrtant parts are a Irop forgings. pections, scores Crankshafts are does not grow [led with inters much smoothlstion. 12TS ffive match u w % io that without >le car?motor, i I ^ h: loath Carolina. Ill i We are proud of the confidence doctors, druggists and the public have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.?adv. M. D. NESMITH, DENTIST. Lake City, S. C. _______ I I CARLISLE L | Insurance I I I insure everything I | so am able to handle sm j loans, as I have formed of the largest BankingOffice: nexs: Main Street, K MANY A BOY WOULD PRI PENTER'S TOOLS FOR CHRIS! IT IS A PRACTICAL, USE THAT IS ONLY ONE OF A TIONS CONTAINED IN OUR S' DON'T FAIL TO LOOK HE XMAS LIST. BfeEZSs FURS W Highest Market Price Pau 25c a Pound Pa Bring us your fowlsGeese, Etc. Market j Fresh Beek, P LEAVE 0RD1 DRESSED ; WILL PAY CASH F i tut orndir I n l rtunt I H. A, MILLER UNDER! AN Undertakers' Suppli< Coffins an With or Without I On furnish and deliver ?nyv /i oa (rsnfifc rrom tu Prompt service rendered done on short notice. Teh FLOWERS F 1 represent two floral house and funeral designs on short i MetaBc Caskets. Copi p. s. CO i 4 I Schedule Of Arrival And Departure Of Trains At Kingstree South Bound No. 83 11:07 a. m. No. 79 11:28 a. m. No. 47* 6:57 p. m. . No. 89 9:20 p. m. North Bound No. 80 7:16 a. m. No. 46* 11:28 a. m.^ J No. 78 6:11 p. m . * Daily Except Sunday > STRAUSS I Real Estate, Loans ? against anything, alall or large real estate a connection with one Firms in the State. EN Building, ingstre, S. C- ^ oc234tp , ? IFER A FEW USEFUL CAR. r.MAS TO ANYTHING ELSE. FUL, EDUCATIONAL GIFT. l HOST OF XMAS SUGGESTOCK. RE IN FILLING OUT YOUR # 1 -' fly! V > vv( v'jE FR>JISHiNG?^8M; ;fi ??-? ANTED! 1 for FURS of ill kinds. id for Poultry! -Chickens, Turkeys, price paid for same. ork, Sausage GRS, FOR | OR COW HIDES. I S MARKET [ . Proprietor, J ??a [AKINC is o( AM Kinds. d Caskets , Hearse Service. /here in the county. Prices ? day or night. Embalming 'phone numbers 91 and 17. URNISKED. I s and can furnish cut flowers I notice. [2-7-6m | jer and Metal Vaifes. I URTNEY. I