The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 03, 1920, Image 9
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CARE OF SUMMER CHICKS
How to Have Broilers and Fryers All
^ the Year.
It is preferable to hatch chicks in
the four early months of the year
.on account of the fact that these
chicks are able to withstand the heat
of summer and the usual excess of]
mites and fleas more successfully
than younger biddies. However,;
summer chicks can be hatched and1
raised profitably if attention is given,
to the following rules, suggested by
Prot. F. C. Hare, Poultry Husbandman,
Clemson College. . ,
Dust the sitting hen with sodium
fluoride or yellow insect powder before
you set her and twice during
. the hatching period. Make the nest
on the ground in a cool place. Cover
f nest and hen with a large box?
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about two by four feet in size and 1
two feet high?and place a dish of 1
grain and another of fresh water in s
the box. The box has no floor, and 1
one side should De covered with 1
slats placed two an? one-half inches J1
apart. i ^
Soak the eggs for two minutes in [1
wow, n-ator iiwt hefnre the chicks! 1
hatch. Sprinkle water in the nest <
Move hen and box to a shaded run 1
when the chicks are about 36 hours '
old. Keep the hen in the box for 1
the first two day^; then let her run 1
with the chicks. I'
Do not allow these chicks to go on 1
ground over which the older chicks (
have, ranged. If you do, the young
biddies will be stunted through eating
the filth and contaminated soil.
Put them away by themselves on a
shaded grass lot, or in part of the i
garden where they are protected (
iteresting to note that amo
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ctured, there are still' hund:
odels in active daily service
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ill enaurance ? stamina ? <
formance is so well establish
ned that the Buick car has b
:e standard of motor car vale
>ective purchasers?Buick ow
; exacting public, find that
ssets are the basis for the ei
on of the Buick Valve-in-H<
this unusual efficiency, quaii
ance is found only in the
i-H^ad motor car.
Prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan
-44 $1595.00 Model K-47 - $2<
45 $1595.00 Model K-49 $11
4$ $2235.00 Model K-50 $21
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Dust the mother hen every two t
weeks with sodium fluoride until the
biddies are weaned; then dust them s
occasionally if needed Do not let | i:
the fleas bother them. If put away p
from the poultry house and other f
fowls they will not have mites. j
Give them buttermilk or sour milk p
to drink if possible. Mix wheat s
shorts with buttermilk and feed n
them what they will eat morning and v
noon. Give cracked corn at night, t
Keep fresh water before them. c
Many persons hatch chicks every
month in South Carolina and have a r
constant supply of fryers. Anyone a
who separates the broods and guards 0
Against soil contamination, as well t
as prevents lo"ss by lice, mites and o
fleas can grow chickens of any hatch f
without loss. j r
Further information in regard to '$
summer hatching can be had from j j;
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Service of Clemson College. j t
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of Liquor.
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J. W. Ott, federal secret sen-ice of- u
ficer, operating in Columbia, W. H. r
Brown, a railroad employe, and Wil- ^
liam Neilly, a transfer driver, were shot
in Lexington County under rath- ?
sr curious circumstances last Friday I
night It appears that the federal E
jfficer on Friday afternoon went to E
where a cache of liquor was buried _
and confiscated it. He arrested two j,
men whom he found near the place
where the contraband was stored and
while being brought to Columbia the
men escaped. Last night Officer Ott h
according to his statement, went back b
? the cache in an effort to apprehend ?
;he two men, whose names he did not ^
mow. He was accompanied by jj
Brown in the car of Neilly. While o:
lear the scene they were shot at by
,wo men from the dark. The federal ^
>fficer had his left leg broken. Brown
was shot through the back,, the bullet _
odging in the groin, and another
>enetrated the left arm and left kleg.
Sis wounds are considered serious.
V'eilly was shot in the left leg but the ^
wound was superficial and He was ^
lischarged from the hospital. Is
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A Bllllion Dollars for Candy ^
On the basis of tax receipts, Treasxry
officials estimate that the Ameri or,
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or candy this year, "yet they com- Teste
lain of sugar shortage," says Secre- fendi
ary Houston. stated3
The reason, of course, is perfectly Judge
imple. Sugar for household uses .March,
s a necessity, and to .be obliged to public i
iay 20 cents a pound for it is a crime ^00| *n
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or which somebody ought to go to: 0f jun
ail. Government should intervene to of sale,
irotect the helpless consumer. Yet the foil
ugar transformed* into candy andi?^J?nc*
nultiplied in price is a luxury for
thich $1.25 a pound is not too much
o pay as tribute to the great Amerian
god of self_indulgence.
A billion dollars, evenoindcr inflated j
nodera standards of expenditure, is) ?Sj
. colossal sum of money. It is $250, OSS
00,000 more than it cost by taxation S\
o run the extravagant Government ?V
f the United States in the year be- SV
ore the war. Time was, and very KS
ecently, when an appropriation of
1,000.000,000 by Congress was a
ublic scandal. Yet the American y
ublic appropriates this vast amount
o satisfy the cravings of its sweet
ooth.
That is its privilege and pleasure,
f course, but it should not whine
ver a condition due to its gluttony,
t cannot eat its sugar in the form
f candy ami have it too for the table
nless it is willing to exercise a little
estraint on its appteite.?New York
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TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR <
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that we will V
pply to the Honorable P. M. Brock- /A
iton, Probate Judge for Williams- VV
urg County, South Carolina, at his
ffice in Kingstree, S. C.# at eleven fA
11) o'clock a. m., on the 26th day
f June, 1920, to grant us Letters
ismissory as executors of the Estate WWi
f Sylvester Brunson, deceased. TfA
ARTHUR N. BRUNSON, ftW/t
ELIZABETH BRUNSON, W/J
xecutors of the Estate of Sylvester WfA
Brunson deceased. 5-20-4L
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. ___
All persons holding claims against
le Estate of Hugh McCutchen, debased,
are hereby directed to file the
ime, duly verified, with L. W. Gilind,
Attorney, at Kingstree, S. C.,
nd all persons indebted to said Esite
are requested to make payment
) the undersigned.
> THOMAS McCUTCHEN,
Executor.
LOUISA D. McCUTCHEN,
Executrix,
state of Hugh McCutchen, deceased.
[ay 11th,. 1920. 5-13-5t. r~
OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE. r
Notice is hereby given that on the
2th day of June, A. D., 1920, I will
pply to P. M. Brockinton, Probate
u<Jge of Williamsburg county, for
etters Dismissory as the Adminis- 1'"
ator of the Estate of Henry L. Mcants,
deceased.
L. L. McCANTS,
.dministrator of the Estate of Henry
L. McCANTS, deceased,
lay 8th, 1920. 5-13-5tp.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. J
All parties having claims against Jp
be Estate and Effects of Autrim ^
leddin, deceased, are directed to pre?nt
the same to the undersigned for
ettlement, and all parties indebted to
aid Estate will make settlement with ' rp
le undersigned administrator. Hi
D. J. EPPS, 9r
administrator of the Estate of !
Antrim Reddin, deceased. 5-20-3t.
NOTICE OF SALE. ^
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. b
lank of Hemingway, a corporation
duly chartered and existing by and
under the laws of the State of South
Carolina, plaintiff,
against
ue Anna Flowers and George William
Flowers, defendants.
Pursuant to a decree in the above of
bated case, signed by his Honor,
udge John S. Wilson, on the 12th .ni
ay of May, 1920, I will offer for sale
t public auction, before the Court
louse door in Kingstree, S. C., on
ales day in June, to wit: on the 7th
ay of June, 1920, between the legal HO
ours of sale, to the highest .bidder
ir cash, the following described parsi
or tract of land:
"All that certain piece, parcel or
>t of land, lying, being and situate
i the Town of Hemingway, of the
tate and county aforesaid, and desigated
and known as Lot No. 162, the
ame being on and facing Main street;
blueprint of the town of Hemingway
made and recorded will more pj
illy show." 1
Fur-chaser to pay ior papers. ...n
H. 0. BRITTON, M
lerk of Court of Common Pleas for t
Williamsburg County. 5-20-3t 1
jingstree, S. C., May 17th, 1920.
NOTICE OF SALE.
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
idalia Casselman, Ellen CasSelman,
William Casselman and Clifford
Casselman, infants under the age
of fourteen years,by their Guardian
ad Litem, J. B. Gamble, Plaintiffs,
against
innie Bell Wright, C. W. Harrelson,
Thomas Bvrd and Stephen Byrd, *
devisees under the last Will and
iment of Winslow Wright, Deints.
i^lht to a decree in the* above
case, signed by his Honor,
H. F. Rice, on the 10th day of
1920, I will offer for sale at
auction, before the Court House
Kingstree, S. C., on sales day
;, 1920, to wit:, on the 7th day
:, 1920, between the legal hours
to the highest bidder for cash,
owing described parcel or tract
ertain piece, parcel or tract of
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out forcing or irritating, i
This enables the many
testines, contracting and
mal way, to squeeze th
out of the system.
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territory; to present
service that will as!
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rts and to stand squarely
insactions. That is the
Sloan's Service Mean
Because in the ELCAR o
for a moderately priced
id unusual performance r
ceptional service?a car
mical upkeep, at the f<
JSix cylinder touring,
Four cylinder touring
Back of the car itself is
ompt delivery of repair
rvice of skilled factory 1
a day's notice.
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North and South C
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land, situate in the County of Williamsburg
and State aforesaid, con- /
taining one hundred and sixteen and
one-third acres, bounded North by
lands of Julia Thompson; East by
lands of Victoria Kennedy and J. J.
Casselman; South by lands of W. H.
Casselman; West by lands of J. J.
Casselman."
Purchaser to pay for papers.
H. 0. .BRITTON,
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas ror
Williamsburg County. 5-20-3t.
Kingstree, S. C., May 7, 1920.
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tiny muscles in the in- I
expanding in their nor
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;s and pleasant to take. I
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