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i. p lit MEW I ? Successful a Automobile f For local dealers is buil ^ ice the dealer is in a positio] The car or truck the dealer dition for service at all tim< for rendering prompt serv ments and spare parts at st !witli the public. The deal of Trucks and Automobiles organized, efficient distnt stocks of cars, trucks and i factory trained' mechanica B ped repair shops, is a facto substantial, lasting busines f THE HUFFMAi TRUCK ( i 3* f \ t ' The. dealer who handle.* Huffman Truck can rest as I that he is offering the utm< truck value at the price a it compares in specification capacity with trucks selli .fli.iMH) and more. Fifty ] man Trucks in Anderson C( ; alone and more than 250 of . in our territory giving spl at isfaetiou in all lines of j nes>. Value sells the Hufi J the dealer who sells it is I iig his I usiness on a firm foi Write for Our Interesting n d ei??? l\ r. jiudii i Distributors for North Huffman Trucks, Atlas E i Andersoi (Don'tBe V a Im ^ "T known nl a imwiw. t*cti?i Tn.t tion and . f* N>i<cr up the bl thf elimi itself anc . ^ up the < creases ; reserve o ???* enabling ' ?en is ex mhm t.i..m- , . 1 cems nee . ; | worn-out '~S^P- ( For Sal, f == \ When in need of First Class S; *? Hct us do your I ! A is? nd Profitable Business t upon the kind of serv-, a to render his customers, sells must be kept in con38. The dealer's facilities ice on repairs, adjusttort notice is what counts ier who handles our line i is backed by a well x? I mting system, wui uig spare parts, backed by a 1 force with well equipt that counts in building s. v 5 the sured Dst in ~1 A sand 07C fj. $Io/j the* F. O. B. endid busi- Factory .map, )iiildunda 5 1 I 1 g Dealers' Proposition 1 & Sons, Inc. ! and South Caroli; 1 1j rrucks, Huffman Cars, \ Irar :f 1 i' a, S. C. '! < Veakand ' j '.fficient ' 1 drag around fronx day ) in a worn-out condition, t energy, ambition, strength lurance. If you are nervous, ^ n and easily exhausted?if ;estion is poor, your blood ^ ished, your kidneys, liver yels sluggish? 1 TAKE iLTOGEN I; partition is a <*om|M?uhd of well I c edifine* tliat ant in the dig?>- I t assimilation I tin- lood, build ? ood ami pin-iix ii in increasing * native pow.-i ?. ol the kidneys. I 1 bowels, ft i> complete in a I all that nature needs to tone 11 jntire system. Maltogen inyour weight.' It ouilds up a f strength and endurance. thus ^ you to resist disease. Maltoactly the thing that convale*- ^ d? a general reeonstruptor ol Ixjdies. T e at $1,20 N'GSTREE DRUG CO. I g e. S. C. I c i t f tationery call on The Record * a "Job Printing; 'EflREIffARNED, FOREARMED"j N n ; Preparedness Essential : To Successful Farming ***- ? : (By W. M. Goodman.) > "Forewarned, forearmed." miffat be ' \ * - ? -* IUI4 vMa I L psi ay on una gaic <jl ncij u?m j profit to the termor. It will pay htei " to remember these two words. Success 1b growing clover and the " greases, wheat and other crops that follow In rotation depends upon proper " fertilization, thorough preparation of the soil, and good seed. To omit one " of these essentials Is to Invite failure. Poorer crops and poorer soils are the " rertain results. M Plan Ahead and Bo Forehanded. ? "Making the crop before It is plant od" Is a food old rule followed by the * beat farmers, and moat of them know m that breaking land for wheat should " precede the sowing long enough to a Bow the under soil to become some- j what compact Consequently they plan H ahead for plowing wheat land la July JJ or August or early In September (in the Appalachian and Piedmont sec- j tioas) td be seeded so that the wheat H will coase to a stand about the time * of the first killing frost of autumn. ? Where the beet results are obtained ? the land is timed and harrowed well ^ before planting and fertilizer drilled jj in with the seed. Limine will aweecaa r the soil sod hcKiw the wheat yield, J and its use la of supreme importance j where ekteer or gtnha la aoffa. h Progrcaolre farmers of this rsfioa JJ have soasa each pka tot preparation J nnd plaatiaf aa wa bare outlined, dad j it is to enable than to carry the plan 4 fhrough?not only 'to laaore aucocas j with wheat and other winter crops, bat 3 with dorer and aoll-lmproTenent j work, Ureatoek and general farming? ^ that their attantlcn la called to the ha- j pertaaee of vetttag now soma of th# j essentia La which ssay not bo t reliable J later on. jj Supply Needs In Time. jj Tbe car situation is such that It be- jj hoores every farmer to get his suppHes 3 of agricultural limestone and commer- j cial fertilizers in aa far ahead of time as possible. His orders should be placed at once to take advantage of \ any opportunity shippers may have to J furnish the material. Inaction now n will probably mean the falling back on U the old plan of "just getting along K without It," which also means getting D slong without other things, such as i? proftts from the next crop and forage" for livestock another year. ~ The exigencies of the present sitna- r-j ,t 1 ?V., - K_.,, UUU, urvu(lll ai/uui v/ , tuauvA|u??? u ihipping facilities, while sufficient to 3 ?pur the farmer to quick action in this 7 natter, do not embrace all of the good reasons why he should supply his V seeds Immediately. In another mooth 3 rrops will be laid by, and the best sea- *7 ion of the year will" come for hauling ^ ind spreading agricultural limestone; K wd for hunting and storing fertilisers J co be used later op. jt This is a good time to "take time bp ^ he fsnaieek," and make the most sf Iff?rttallies to lasts* ahundaat hap o 4 IN MEMORUM H McCLARY?In sad rememberance ^ >f our little darling Eston Theron, T vho departed this life one year ago d oday, June 24, 1919. Jv The month of Junehas come again, Jt Plia mrwnfrVi rtf I Via voar . 1 To have lost our dear 'and loving 3 baby JJ s a bitter pain to bear. Heaven retaineth now our treasure, J/ iarth the lonely casket keeps, And the surbeams love to linger 3 Vhere our darling Eston sleeps. V Father, Mother, Sisters and Bho- X hers. 4 ? Tis sweet to be remembered, V tnd a pleasant thing to fipd; J#J Although you may be absent, fou are still kept in my mind. The flowers I lay upon your grave day wither and decay, ? But the love I bore for you JSJ )ear Eston, will never fade away. A Cousin C? NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims aghinst he Estate of Maria L. Baggett, de- Hp eased, are hereby required to present K he same, duly attested, to the un- tp lersigned executor of the Estate of HjJ ilaria L. Baggett, deceased, and all E? tersons indebted to the said Estate ^ ire required to make payment to the ndersigned. JL T. E. BAGGETT. Administrator of the Estate of rlaria L. Raggett. deceased. 6-24-3t. IOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' * MEETING TO DISSOLVE X CORPORATION gj s Notice is hereby gi\cn that a meet- *JT tig of the stockholders of the Bethel ?? law, Gin & Grist Mill Company, a ^ orporation duly chartered and created Tj inder the laws of the State of South tl* Carolina, will be held on the 19th day V| f Julv, 1920, at twelve o'clock noon, JtJ n the office of J. W. Stewart, Magisrate, Kingstree, S. C.. R. F. D. No. 2, V or the purpose of considering the X iquidation and dissolution of said hi* Jethel Saw, Gin, & Grist Mill Com>any, the winding up of its affairs, Jff md the surrender of its charter. k? Dated at Kingstree, S.O., R. F. D. V fo. 2, this 16th day of June. 1920. X J. W. STEWART, Hp i-17-5t Owner and Sole Stockholder.1 Q! (Get |?= | Ge B E WE HAVE JIT" \ ? John Deer-D I Mowi | ^ They Will Harvest1 | |j WE ALSO I Dain and IV i - I Williams 3 \ Main Street l:+tt*K-K-K+;-K-K i-ra-fre III 111 11X1111IIII 111 III III. 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