Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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aw*wrwm*man I Men's Shirts! | IWe prine ourselves on having j one of the choicest assortments of | | Men's Shirts to be found anywhere. I! | We can please your fancy from a ? | plain white shut to the most elab- 1 ! i orate silk fabric. Call in and look 1 | over our display and note the ex- 11 i auisite patterns we are now offering I' I It pays to Bay the Best g,' McGill Brothers | Store for Men ||] Courtney's Old Stand, Kingstree, S. C. |!; MMHH|niiKkV gSiil 1 ' WIT > ?!??? ill !1 IT: t: i T: 11 l line; i tine; i tine; -; 1920 court for itself. ?j| ed a complete assort- a * I of HAMILTON, IPM!/ WP*' I |J WALim ELGIN UBBiX^ 1 1 ! and SOUTH BEND II WAKE UPjJf #e i WATCHES, in 15,17 1 1! and 21 Jewel Morements. Get one of these |1 watches and stop guessing at the time. 1, EvorytHiig keove ii Jewelry ail Novelties always on hand. | sa Welliag Silver, Cat 6lass an I Hani Painted China ii the latest patterns, fi h = t Bring me your broken watches, clocks and jewelry. Repairs made 1 ^ n same day received. jg I c n a i t /m a. I a. b. dAwwbx m, 9 jeweier >u upucian i b I KINGSTREC. - - SOUTH CAROLINA | v Silverman' \ 4 v> ^ IA NA?T OtAUti Id .11UW JIIUWI ; Ladies' Spri Spring Hs This showing emt Coats and H You are cordially invited t< *11 a _ a a i. _ _ win oe giao to snow yoi We guarantee our pr for x SILVERMAN' Main Street, * POULTRY" HINTS. Prepared by County Home Demonstration Agent. Selection Breed. Be sure the male at the head of the flock is pure bred. There are three general classes of poultry?general purpose breeds, egg breeds and meat breeds. In the gen eral purpose class we find PlymouthJ Rocks, Wyandottes, Javas, Domi- j niques, Rhode Island Reds, and Buck-1 eyes. The egg breeds are Leghorns, J Minorcas, Spanish, Blue Andabusians,: and Anconas. The meat breeds in- J :lude the Brahmas, Cochins and Lang- | shans. No one breed can be said to : be the best. It is really a matter of i jne's own personal choice. The point . is to have healthy, vigorous poultry,, and the first consideration is to have j pure bred stock. It means a more iniform product and more profit if narketed properly. Hatch Early. Early spring is natures most fa-: ( vorable time for growth. Chicks j latched in the early spring have the j, idvantacp nf this crowine season and j x longer growing period than those | ( xatched in the late spring. To show i 1 vhat the result may be, we may com-1 pare the weights of two chicks four nonths old, but one is hatched the irst of March and the other the first >f May. Both have received the same are and attention. The March chick j ( it four months weighs more than the . Hay chick when it is four months old.! fanuary, February and March are the | ^ >est months for hatching in this sec-j j ion. If none of your hens are broody , , ret some from a neighbor or use an j ncubator. By September, October, J >r November the early hatched chicks rill have developed into mature pulets, and these pullets will be pro- i lucing eggs. At this season of thej? rear the hens are molting. When i tens molt they do not lay many eggs.' Vhen eggs are high they bring tow-! ring prices. So we can depend on j he early hatched chicks to solve the ; iroblem of the scarcity of eggs in the all. 1 1 Millions of late hatched chicks die < very year because the hot weather < etards their growth. They are more ubject to lice than the early chicks, , ind when fall comes on it is late ( latched chicks that are more subject o roup. The Sitting Hen Before placing on the nest, hold hen y the feet, head down, and dust well nth yellow insect powder, sodium hloride, or tobacco. Be sure of a ? c Hot KJ VI og a Beautiful ing Sui its and >races son [ats ever q come in and J J I I u ana neip you ices to be as lo the same cl S DER good application about the head and Eg neck and under the wings. A little ^ should be sprinkled in the nest Select a quiet place for the nest. Re- s| move the broody hen from her laying g nest at night and place her on the gi nest where she is to sit. Place one or ? two china eggs under her and enclose || nest with a board. Late in the after- || noon of the next day place some water || and grain?corn or wheat?near the |$ nest and remove the board inclosing || the hen. If the hen returns to the nest after eating, she may be given a sitting of eggs. Allow her to leave kg the nest every day for food and water, j|g being sure she returns before the eggs S& are chilled. Immerse the eggs in warm water for two minutes a few |?? days before they hatch. More eggs Sp wlli hatch by doing this. At this time Sg the hen should again be dusted with |g insect powder. is First Care of Baby Chicks. The first requirement of young chicks is warmth. If brooded by hen j || they remain under the mother for two i & or three days. Young chicks should :a| be fed nothing for at least twenty- ||four hours after being hatched. Scat- || ter a little sharp sand in the pen. On the second day begin feeding with ? the following: & 2 hard cooked eggs?chipped fine. ? 2 handfuls rolled oats. 1 handful hominy. M handful sharp sand. rJ?;" Blend thoroughly. Feed sparingly |j? of this every three hours. The secand day alternate with a little hominy || scattered in the litter. After the |? fourth day give wheat shorts. But- g} termilk or clabber can be mixed with jgg the shorts sometimes. Rub-My-Tisra is a great pain killer. It relieves pain and soreness caused by Rheumatism. ' Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK- M HOLDERS OF THE WILLIAMS- ?? BURG PUBLISHING COMPANY gg NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That || a meeting of the stockholders of the Sg? Williamsburg Publishing Company, a JSg mrporation duly chartered and ere- jg? ated under the laws of the State of jggr South Carolina, will be held at twelve ^ i'clock noon, on the 5th day of April, 1920, in the law offices of Lee & Shu- >& ler, in Kingstree, S. C., for the purpose of considering the liquidation and 85 dissolution of said corporation, the ?? winding up of its affairs, and the sur- $? render 01 lis cnaner. ; w Dated at Kingrstree, S. C., this the { second dav of March, 1920. H. E. MONTGOMERY, W. C. CLAIRBORNE, M THOMAS McCTTCHEN, LeROY LEE, g| J-4-5tp. Board of Directors, !?fi I jartme b line of Advance its, Spri Spring le of the i shown in look over this a ill mane yuui sc w as will be foi ass of goods. ARTMEI j LET US . I Take Your Measure J FOR THAT NEW SPRING 1 Suit, Overcoat or Trousers 1 mncf kaontififl ^ ujuoi uvuuuiiu ^^ ing ail the la- 1test materials 1 We Take your meas- 1 ure and guarantee a fit.. J ii! 1 n a i_ A wngsiree ury hoods uo., i Main Street K1NGSTREE, S. C. ji nt Store i Styles in ing Coats, Dresses snappiest Suits, IVillg&lICC. dvance showing. We lection. Come early. f| ind in the State N1 dlUKC. I Eingstree S. C. K i