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MBit dially invited to < ether you buy or n s Departm ^ ^ / ~ rrt/S '$ T/NKEft'H Tfy/A(Gj / T V/OUL 1 OA/ /f /V?Vl /'/*/ LOOK ? -/ AND ^/a s V r t> * . .' ,N c^>: ion of your needs we FARM IMPLEMENT titers, Drills, Cultivator able time trying to mal all of the food and foraj d up-to-date farm equi; ends to do ms snare, ime you are in town and Be Hardi e We lead; ? 0 art's JIUiC# CHARMING MODELS IN RY store will be deng? the unusually > le prices we have t > :ome and inspect ot. V #? 4 lent Store, South Carolina. C i /vo T/Pf? TO G ' w/TH YOU/? DP/t-l-, JSPp D PAY YOU TO <SP.r % / 0/V?, <J^PP, )/v' /rop /r ro ctouDuP f AMY DAY, #OW.~ G/DAP! _ ^ *" V. V*. - o _ have purchased a big s s, Etc. [e out with an old worn crops that America pment, is necessary for I let lis have vour order. * t vare Co. Kingstree, S. C. ' \ \ A | bIRD HUNTERS' CLEVER TRICK Native j of Northern Nigeria Assume Reetmblance of the Quarry They Are Seeking. Someone may have called you "a bird" with exclamatory accents of admiration. but hare you ever tried to act like a bird or to appear like a bird to attract a real bird? Of course you haven't, for this isn't the way we in this country go hunting, even though we may be the most ardent of sportsmen. It is. however, one bird-hunting j method in Africa, writes Temple Mani ning in the St. Louis Republic. A recent illustration shows how a dusky beau sets out to fascinate one of the feathered natives of the woods and plains of northern Nigeria. It was in Basfta. to be exact, where the photograph from which the picture is druwn was snapped. And the person who was caught in the very act of enticing a bird belongs to the tribe which goes by the name of Munshi. Industrious and very good tillers of OaII OO hnv ?ru fho Mnnshis ar? said to be quurrelsome and great lovers of alcohol, which they sometimes Contrive to smuggle in and to drink with vast speed. It may be, Indeed, that this Munshi hoped to catch his bird for the drink it wonld bring. At any rate, he was most serious as he went about his bird-acting. Clad in a straw shirt to give the effect of the scene in which he moved, the hunter held the artificial bird's head close to his owu and began to stalk his quarry. To human eyes viewing him from a distance he looked more like a strange caricature of an ostrich than anything else. To bird eyes perhaps he appeared like a scene from the surrounding country?that is, a bird teetering on a coal-black branch, swaying above a field of grain that moved in the wind. It seems odd that so simply an expedient should be so successful. It is true that the hunters sometimes return empty-handed, but more often they come back laden with the birds they (k set forth to get. In this country and tn these days, when hunters sometimes seem almost as numerous as the hunted, it would be exceedingly dangerous tn nnnMir like the uuarry. for a bullet ?*-? ? , most certainly would be the reward. Bat in Nigeria the method is a success, although it requires much practice to imitate a bird well enough to deceive the birds themselves. Procession of Splendor. In the whole gallery of war pictures, It may be donbted if any could havt been more colorful than those composed by the remarkable British campaign In which Colonel /Lawrence, archaeologist by pre-war profession, gathered and Id# the desert host of f Arahs. "The order of march.*' says , Colonel" Lawrence, describing the en" trance of the conquerors into the town I of El-Wijh. "was splendid and barbaric. Feisstl rode in front dressed In pure white. I was on his left, also In white, and on his right was another shereef wearing a red headcloth and a tunic and cloak dyed with henna, and behind us were Bedouins carrying three banners of purple silk, topped with gold spikes, and behind them rode three drummers playing a march, and they were followed by a wild, bouncing mass of 3.000 camels that constituted our bodyguard, the men in every variety of colored gown and headdress, and the camels equally brilliant in their trappings, and the whole crowd singing at the top of their voices a war song in honor of Feisal and his family." Memory rons over accounts of conquering hosts of all ages and finds nothing, as the English leader himself describes it, more barbaric and splendid. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Williamsburg 1 IIv P. M. Brockintou, Esquire, Judge Probate. | WHEREAS. C. B. Canron made suit | to me to grant unto him Letters of j Administration of the Estate of and ! effects of J. E. Cannon, deceased. I These are therefore, to cite and adII monish all and singular the kindred I' and creditors of the said J. E. Cannon, I deceased, that they be and appear before me in the Court of Probate, to be held at my office in Kingstrce, S. C., on March 15th, 1920, next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my Hand, this 3rd day of March, Anno Domino, 1920. Puhlichsd on the 4th dav of March. j 1920, in .The County Record P. M. BROCKINTOX, 3-4-2t * Probate Judge. NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK' HOLDERS OF THE WILLIAMSBURG PUBLISHING COMPANY I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a meeting of the stockholders of the Williamsburg Publishing Company, a i corporation duly chartered and created under the laws of the State of South Carolina, will be held at twelve o'clock noon, on the 5th day of April, 1920, in the law offices of Lee & Shuler, in Kingstree, S. 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