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I A Complete Lint Boilers, Engine; gines, Gas Engines, J Mlils, Planers, Edge] Mills, Cotton Gins, Mills, Wood Saws, P We also have list and types of secom Let us figure on your T! T..U Iiires, iuuc We are pleased t( prices on DIAMON SPRINGFIELD TI and believe them to on the market. The chased before the ac sire to give our custo] of same on all shipm April 30th, 1920. HYMAN Sll Mill Supplies as I WILMINGTON, N. C. COFFINS an We have k large i caskets and robes to s added to our funeral e nicest six cylinder mot and if you need a hear call on us to get a go< you any more, more. Cut flowers and fu f ed on short notice. Experienced servi night. K1NGSTREEE HARD Phone 35, 48,19,122, |^WjJL ad tHAI L. S. DENNI Can save you money < Groceries, Meats, H Coffee, Fruits an; I We have on hand now i Uma n T ui uuw i"c<w5 biiai) l $5.00 the bushi . 9 are scarce. The Cas Phone No. 120 * gSSgJk 7ft ! of Machinery s, Crude Oil En- | >tpam PumDS. Saw ~ W X / %Q rs, Trimmers, Lath Corn Mills, Feed amps. I ed with us all sizes I 1-hand machinery, requirements. * s and Oil ) quote attractive D and KELLEYRES and TUBES I be the best values ise tires were pur- f Ivance and we de- | ners the advantage ents made prior to IPPLY CO. id Machinery, NEWBERN, N. C. J dTcASKETs" issortment of coffins, ;elect from. We had quipment, one of the or hearses obtainable, se, why not phone or J Ti. J U HI Ullt;. JLL uuu t i;uat \ neral designs furnishces rendered day or WARE COMPANY, Kingstree, S. C. Others Follow. emieaeierie^jiEierei* VA J r^rnnF" 1 ulUA?, S, Manager. >n Heavy and Fancy tice, Grits, Sugar, i Canned Goods ibout 50 or 60 bushels ve are offering at ? 1 Onn/l MOOB BI. OCCU ^ccw Buy early. h Stop, Kingstree, S. C. Is Field And Garden Bogs Notes from the Entomologist On Insect Pests. Cmiiod College. April It.?The * boll weevil has spread over the great- c er portion of South Carolina. In eev- v eral of the coastal counties H is enter- I ing its third veer of infestation. In case of a wet season severe damage may he expected in Beaufort. Jasper. Hampton. Allendale. Barnwell, ColleI ton and Charleston counties. Conelderal !e damage may also occur in the other coastal sections. 1 The fundamental procedure in boll ' vil control is intelligent diversifi- ? . . lion resulting in greatly improved I f?:>'l fertility, soil conditions. An early crop of cotton is very necessary ] in weevil years.' Minor operations | are profitable under favorable condi !tions. sucb as nanapic.King m i?u*u squares and coUectiig of punctured i squares and bolls. These may be ( advantageously practiced where labor is cheap and aTailable. for example. on plantations operated by families with a number of children ( that can be employed. The latest development in weevil control is poisoning. bat this method Is yet in the experimental etafes. The work so far done haa been on aiseippl DeMa plantations and the re- ' nki secured are most pronitiag. ' WhDe k is aot expected that this < method will ever eradicate the pest I yet -viewing the results so far secured together with the history of weerll ( poisoning, the prospects are very pronslstag that tbie method Is to de- ' volop into an important factor in boll weevil control. A great many details mast yet be worked eat experimentally. There will yet be centiaued lmpreremeats la the dusting maeklaea and In the manufacture of calcium arsenate, which appears to ' be one of the meet difficult lnssoti- | eides to manufacture, rurthermere, the various details that present themselves oa the different plantations outside of the Mississippi Delta will *?J ?* ? Q SkSaWa u4 Eg ? *?r??U Ml wn ? IS logioal 'system of poisoning cam be || recommended. Under any condftione. 1 5$ poisoning la 4hic atata in 1920 should ' !only b? undertahon where weerfl 1 damage ia expected to be severe; it < should be undertaken on a small scale only, and when once begui it should be repeated as often as necessary la a thorough manner or the 1 results are likely to be unsatisfactory. Experimental work will be conducted ia the coastal counties of this state where the weerfl is expected to be most Injurious. A number of planters will no doubf conduct poisoning ( operations with machines and mate- < rial# probably available. No one 1 should undertahe dusting without re- < ceiring full and authentic information about dusting machine* and the adoption of proper safeguards in purabasing and applying calcium arse- i aate. Enfl information may be ob^ tahied by writing to the IT. S. Delta im Laboratory. Tallulah. La., or the Kc I tension Service. Hemson College. 8. C. THE PINK BOLL WORM. This pest introduced late Texaa ( several years ago where K was held at Wj by the oom bleed effort* of the Federal Horticultural Board and tbe ' . Tec a* authorities, baa assumed a threatening attitude. This pest ec* tended Its areas la Texas; it then rot assay and established itself ia tbe three southwestern counties 1m Louis- ( iaaa; and from these points ship- ( ments of oetton were made to various and sundry points before Its presence wae discovered. = Both Texas and Louisiana have la? creased their machinery for dealing S wtth the aituatien. but la tbe mean time great pre caution a are necessary H to prevent the spread of the peet to 1 s other sectiona of tbe cotton state* | Drastic quarantine measures have i been adopted or are oonteiaplated by jj the various cotton states, aid these ' J are to be In foree at least until the m Units of distribution of the pest are K3 again determined. This Is ons of the ( ? worst insect pests of cotton, and , wherever it appears ia boll weevil la- ( II fested territory, the damage may be S sxpeeted to Increase sot lees than 16 . ? per eoot UAnutn invibo. i The priaoipal sprays und garden insects are arsenate of lead ' *r arsenate of lime (also kaown aa 1 cal-arsenate or ealctum arsenate) for eating Ineeeta, and aieottae concentrates for sucking insscts. Against potato beetles, cabbage worms and other eating Insects on hard., plants : Paris Green eaa be used if properly i made, fort it should not be used on , i tender plants. Calcium arsenate is jg cheaper than arsenate of lead and J can he used on moat garden plants If J it is Instated that it contains lot over 9 .78 per eeat soluble arsenic. Nioodlne ta purchased as niouifess jg sulphate and is ia very oonoentrated 1 form. It le made up at the rate of a S tees poo nful to an ordinary pail ef IB water, or a eeffee cupful to a iltygallon barrel ef water. A fettle soapsuds added Is helpful. Soap dissolved I In warm water at tbe rate ef one gonad te Are gallon# la a good spray I for fbe oommon plant lies, bat NO 10AP SHOULD BH T78ED THAT CONTAINS TAR OR NAPTHA. Detailed i^ectlona may be obtained from the Entomology Division, ClemH mm College, S. C. POLITICAL. Cotton Weigher at Kingstree I hereby announce to the voters of he Kingstree District that I am a andidate for re-election as cotton veigher. subject to the rules of the )emocratic primary. JNO. A. SCOTT. FOR SHERIFF 17 CUa^<T\ r ur cjici ih ) I hereby announce myself a candilate for the office of Sheriff of Wiliamsburg County, pledging myself to ibide by the rules of the Democratic larty. THOMAS M. CHANDLER. Ex-Sgt., Co. F., 118th Inf., 30th Div. ' Subject to the rules and regulations )f the Democratic party, I hereby anlounce myself a candidate for sheriff if Williamsburg county. W. J. COCKFIELD. I hereby announce myself a candiiate for the office of sheriff of Wiliamsburg County, subject to the Democratic primary. HENRY S. GAMBLE. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of sheriff of Williamsburg County, subject to the rules if the Democratic primary. HAROLD U. KINDER. Subject to the rules of the Demo:ratic party, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of She riff of Williamsburg bounty. P. M. BROCKINTON. FOR MAGISTRATE I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-appointment as Magistrate at Kingstree, subject to the rules of the democratic primary. J. B. GAMBLE. FOR CORONER Pledging myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic party, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Coroner ^of Williamsburg County. M. B. MITCHUM. I hereby announce myself for reelection to the office of coroner, subject to the rules of the democratic party.' H. J. BROWN. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Probate Judge of Williamsburg County, pledging myself to abide the rules of the Democratic party. W. E. SNOWDEN. I hereby announce myself a candiJ?*? '?? T,,/l?/i Pmhnfcp Williams uaitc XVI vuugg V* a burg County, subject to the rules of the primary. B. E. CLARKSON. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. Subject to the rules of the Democratic party, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of superintendent of education of Williamsburg county. M. F. MONTGOMERY. I hereby announce myself a candidate for appointment to the office of County Superintendent of Education subject 16 the rules of the Democratic primary. C. W. STUCKEY. For Magistrate at Greelyville I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate for Greelyville District, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. A. F. GRAHAM. ? \ . T For Magistrate at Lane I hereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate in the Lane district, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. J. I. MORRIS. For Magistrate at Greelyville. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate of the Greelyville District of Williamsburg County, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. J. B. BRYANT. For Magistrate at Lane. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Magistrate of Lane, pledging myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic primary. JAS. NEWCOMB GUESS. For Magistrate at Greelyville. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Magistrate of the Greelyville District, pledging myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic party. MALACHI M. BRADSHAW. It is not so mucn tne original increase in the price of a commodity that the consumer objects to paying, but the additional individual profit that each handler tacks on as the commodity passes on its way. o No flag of anarchy can fioat over this country. Have Your Ci Rates $1.00 Have Your Ci by Expert I y D. J. EPPS Hampton Avenue P7s. Co Undertaker an< ALL FUNERA KINGSTREE, 4 Undertaking and Undertaking suppl all kinds of Caskets and Coffins, als< Vaults and all other kinds of Metalic band that I purchased before the pric< - save.you from 5% to 25% on all jol times a large assortment of Gents' Shrowds, Ladies' Suits, Boys' Shrow and Girls' Suits. , I also have a nice Motor Hearse on or far with Motor Hearse. I also have on hand for my Unde (Truck that I can answer all Phone or kets anywhere in the county from ont Prompt services rendered day or shortest possible notice. 1 I also prepare bodies for burial. V most of pain's and care to prepare t g color. B Vlsvnravo fnrnUltuI T ronroQpnf tViriPi a cut flowers and all kinds of funeral d I carry anything in stock in the U burg County and the Town of Kingstr I can assure you that I can corrobor give me a call when in need and see J P. S. COURTNEY, Undertaker, Phone 91 Calls Answered Day or Nij I 1 | IF PEOPLE WOULD ONLY TAKE g__ WHAT A LOT LESS TROl m BE IN THE | IF YOU WILL ABUSE YOUR STO | RELIEF FROM THE UNPLEAS WE HAVE A DYPEPSIA CURE TIL SUFFERING AND MISERY ^J jgnwsnSii n 3H if ? <k| w i in ? f w w cca , H tm * li > Q ? ^e\ ... .i . . 4 . ar Washed ] and $1.50. J ir Repaired 1 mechanics. I I & SONS | KINGSTREE, S. C ft m | urtney, : d Embalmer % L DESIGNS & c ; I X lies of all kinds. I have any and > Metalic Caskets, and Copper Vaults. I have a large stock on is advanced so rapidly and I can >o T alo/t Viava nn hand it all Shrowds, Gents' Suits, Ladies' 0 ds, Boys Suits, Girls' Shrowds, 1 hand, all calls responded to near ft . irtaking business a nice Motor I Telegraph calls and deliver Caa- ft ; to three hours notice. ? night, embalming done on the ft i v'hen called upon, I take the ut- ft* | hem to there natural life like ft e Floral Houses and can furnish I esigns on short notice. . J ndertakig line in Old Williamsee, that you can get in the State, ftwi ate my statement with my stock, m for yourself. a k Kingsttee, S. C. ft ' 'J . care of their stomachs I ;ble there would world. * mach, let us offer you* i 5ant results. \t will save you untold i if you will try it. ^ 8 ACT MAN MOD4KT ilfRUCCol iimi i'm ismili o I a * z a ^ | I . c ^ 3 |! ?*? i |{