The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 22, 1920, Image 8
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School Notes.
Following is the honor roll for t
month beginning March 15 and en
ing April 9:
GBADE I.?Primary.?Selma Fla
ler. 91: Hazel Kelly, 91.
GRADE I.?Advanced.?Willia
Brockinton, 90; Elouise Price, 90.
GRADE III.?Lamar Joye, 94; Mj
Mouzon, 91; Clyde Flagler, 90; Jam
Mouzon, 90.
GRADE IV.?Ethel Brockinton, S
GRADE V.?Lonnie Flagler, 9
Liston Cothran, 96.
GRADE VI.?Leon Kelly, 98; Maz
Brockinton, 94.
GRADE VII.?Peal Joye, 98; Dav
Kelly, 98; Hazel Flagler, 97; Dav
Mouzon, 92.
The: following made h&dmarks f<
the month: Lamar Joye, 2; Eltel Pric
2; Williard Brockinton, 1; Eth
Brockinton, 1; Leon Kelly, 2; Dav
Kelly, 2; Lonnie Flagler, 1; List<
Cothran. 1; Pearl Joye, 1.
EVER LOUISE SHULER,
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John Barleycorn is now somewh;
less than a demijohn.
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There is no shortage in the crop <
presidential candidates.
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This nation would prefer a litt
more sugar and a little less politics.
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It's much easier to issue a stril
order than to get the men back
work.
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This is a free country, but a po<
place for a red to try to free his min
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The outlook is for a rushing bu?
nesss this season on the "soviet arl
tourist line.
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Another bartender has been she
What is the excuse for shoting ba
tenders now?
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One of the most popular sports
the present year will be chasing tl
woman's vote.
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The way one profiteer denounc
another is more amusing than mo
musical comedies.
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The number of men rufining for t]
presidency is exceeded only by t]
number of men not running for tl
ice-presidcncy.
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Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptic;
it kills poison caused
from infected cuts, cures olr
sores, tetter, etc.
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cars that has ever been c
really appreciate this mode
demonstration on the road
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our eiigmeeis nave actum
patient experiment work
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been made in motor and c]
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^ Timely Notes on Gardening. M
J Make successive sowings of garden ?
I peas. Wrinkled varieties are supe- g
| rior in quality to the smooth, ai5J
i should be used in all plantings at this
j season.
In planting snap beans, use the g
1 stringless varieties. j|
; Stowell's Evergreen and Country j
Gentleman are two good varieties of
'sugar corn.
i If your early planting of snap beans
or com is threatened by frost, cover j
with straw or soil until the danger I
j is over. 1
The tomato plants growing in me 1
[ hot bed, cold frame or boxec in the ]
! house, should be given very little
; water at this time, and the beds
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I should be allowed to remain uncover;
ed except on cool nights. This manes
I the plants strong and tough and they
will withstand outside conditions better.
Select land for your tomatoes that
you have not been planting in tomatoes.
This will help to control root
knot and wilt.
Buy a good spray pump and some
spray material. You probably have g
a neighbor who would like to coope- gg
rate with you in the purchase of a
spray pump.
You should know when and what to
spray your garden with. Write to
your county agent or agricultural col- j
lege for a spray calendar.
One of the greatest labor-saving
tools for the gardener is the wheel
hoe or push plow. If you are not
using one, try one this year. There
are a number of good makes on the
market.
Plan your garden this year so that
you will have a surplus of the standard
vegetables to can. The truck
growers are not planting as much
truck as usual this year, and the
home gardeners will have to help sup
ply the demand. That
"spring fever" feeling is caused
by a lack of fresh vegetables
during the winter months. Plan for
an all the year garden this time. It
is easy to have fresh vegetables every
day in the year.
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666 has proven it will cure Malaria,
Chills and fever, Bilious
Fever Colds and LaGrippe.
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Any danger of new uprisings
against the Ebert government apparI
ently has passed, according to advices
from Berlin.
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Development
:ell you that our new
handsomest fivcpassenger
lesignea. But in order to
i, you must take an actual
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nil you understand what "
plished in three years of .
and testing. Then?and ,
e what giant strides have .
hassis development.
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oped during a period of I
search and represents the I
cience. It is actually and I
oped by the war. I
lards of engineering have I
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e a liberal education, we .
it our dealer to arrange ,
1AR COMPANY, DETROIT j
Cars and Motor Trucks j
itive Company, j
KINGSTREE, S. C. j
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The People
H. A. MILLE]
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FRESH BEEF, POR
Highest Cash Prices
Leave Orders With Us
WILL P/
30 Cents per pound for
Cents; Half Grown CI
pound. Ship us your
check by return mail.
H. A. IN
KINGSTREE,
! IDLE MONEY IS A WAST!
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| If you have only a few dollSi
larger investment, a safe and pn
your funds is in the bank.
It is the public-spirited, the
I to keep all your funds actively en
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No Man Knov
The Future Ha
WHAT THE FUTURE IS Gi
BUT THE WISE, THRIFTY MAN
BLE HARD TIMES BY BANKINC
ESTABLISHING RELATIONS WT
STITUTION.
WE OFFER OUR FACILITII
PROMOTION OF YOUR BUSINE,
US IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY
FOUD PER CENT PAID
BANK OF h
OLDEST BANK IN WILL
D. C. SCOTT, President, F
JNO. A. KELLEY. Vice-Pres. B
F. W. FAIRY, Cashier, M
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rilhout que?tiooif Hunt'?SaUa
oil* in the treatment of Ecxema, f
Tetter, Ringworm, Itch, etc. ^^m0WW J
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SearanfM. Try it at ear riak ?
TODAY. Price 75c at
W. Y. Brodrfnfton, M. D. <
s Market, f
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;K AND SAUSAGE |
Paid for Cow Hides |
> for Dressed Chicken Mt
lY YOU
fat Hens, Roosters, 20
hickens, 30 Cents per
chickens. Will send
AILLER.
SO. CAR.
S THAT IS INEXCUSABLE
s to invest, if you are saving for a
>fitable temporary employment of
proper, the profitable thing to do
lployed.
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vs What
sIn Store
DING TO BE NO ONE KNOWS. j
IS HEDGING AGAINST POSSI- I
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rH A STRONG FINANCIAL IN- j
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ON TIME DEPOSITS. !
[INGSTREE 1
IAMSBURG COUNTY
L D. MILLS, Asa'U Cashier,
OYLE SINGLETON, Bookkeeper.
[RS. J. C KELLY, Bookkeeper,
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