The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 07, 1920, Image 3
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WT*v PALMt l l
Palmetto College offers
B Secretarial, Typewriting, Roc
|B branches. A scholarship in Pal
Br in our Free Employment Dap
mfT trained executives than all oth<
B all the old established business <
H INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
If , EXPERIENCED TEACHE
H m POSITIONS
* 1 You can complete the pi
w College in less than half the til
S student body represents every
I Pennsylvania. The reason is?1
k Address: Box 65, Varnvil
. B^Orangeburg, S. C., or 57 Wentw
Palmetto College?the a
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Most important among whic
to FREEDOM from the bs
hood inherited from Mothe:
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Sold by your druggist on the
ment that if the FIRST BO1!
UL benefit, money will be refunc
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with smothering spells, wonde
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up?said 1 could'nt possi- been a
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four bottles of STELLA bat nc
VITAE I was up and go- work.'
ing about my work."
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climates, thick and heavy,
1 Service Tanneries to go
leather used onlv in Wein%
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i knows that service shoe
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COLLEGE I;
: thorough courses in Stenography, ^
rirkeeping, Accounting and kindred F
metto College gives you a membership 3
artment We receive more tails for I
er colleges in the South. We furnish M
colleges with teachers. g
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL |
RS NEW EQUIPMENT
5 GUARANTEED.
re scribed course of study in Palmetto
me required in any other school. Our
state in the South and as far east as
?almetto College is known everywhere,
le, S. C.f (Mother School), or Box 173,
orth St., Charleston, S. C.
chool that's known everywhere
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Some Salient Cot Ml Marketing Facts
(By D. W. Watkins, Asst. Director.)
1. In the efficient marketing of
cotton united effort is absolutely nec-1
cssary.
2. Organization means more than!
membership in an association. It
means to be of one mind in attack- j
ing marketing and other problems.
3. If the price of cotton is arounu j
SO rents this season farmers will, on i
an average, lose money on their crop j
this year.
4. The "country damage" to cotton I
in South Carolina is about seven and
a half million dollars annually. Ware-'
houses would easily pay for them-1
selves in one season by saving this
loss.
5. The cotton market can never be
satisfactory as long as 70 per cent of
the crop is dumped on a glutted market
during four fall months. Warehouses
would allow marketing over
twelve months instead of four.
6. The only way to have cotton pro- j
ducers know the grade and value of;
their cotton is through the employ-;
ment of officml cotton graders.
7. Cotton ^-oducers may control
the grades of their cotton to some de- j(
gree by careful picking and handling!)
to exclude trash and dirt and by gin- J
ning dfj.
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8. Since the tare for bagging is 18 1
pounds, the producer should see that
each bale ginned is covered with 6
yards of 3-pound new bagging.
9. The price of cotton in the future
will largely determine the progress
of the South in education, good
roads, good homes, and the other necessities
of prosperous and contented
living.
10 I!r\laco cmittiprn tarmprs mflkp
up their minds to live at home and g
stop buying millions of dollars worth J
of foods and feeds it is useless to talk ?
cooperation and better marketing for 1
cotton.
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;NOTICE
The four-months term of compulsory
school attendance will begin in
Williamsburg county on Monday, Nov
1st. In cases where schools have not
opened by that date, compulsorv ;
tendance will begin at the opening of
school.
J. G. McCULLOUGH,
S?-30-2t. Supt. Education.
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666 cares Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Billions Fever, Colds and LaGrippe.?It
kills the parasite that
causes the fever. It is a splendid laxative
and general tonic.?Adv.
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iq thinks ai
ng, awaq <
THE railroads we
responsible. But
until the automobile
its present state of
ment that the old
- against travel wen
broken down.
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B. More people ow
E? mobiles today thi
ry thought of owning
and buggy in the olc
he
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& motoring has been
nrifhtn r^arh nf thft
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citizen's pocketbooi
We look upon it i
D PI** our i?b t0 keep it t
it weren't for the
the man with the
priced car there wc
Unite i
01 Co., Greelyville, S. C.
h & Co., Lane, S. C.
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waiters jL/cput, j.
ice Station, Kingstree, S. i
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR A
I keep on hand a large
i Coffins, Caskets
I of all kinds, and will glad]
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any place in the county <
1 I can furnish all kinds of
Gents', Boys' an<
I also have a nice mi
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In connection with my fx
represent three floral hoi
nish cut flowers and f
on short nol
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lathing now
>n a trip
re partly much in this tire
it wasn't us.
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develop- The less a n
barriers spend on motorii
15 11? ??.Art?4on+ Jf ic
niiany uupuiwun lb itJ w
should be of firs
Any tire is not \
for the small car
n auto- wants a tire that ^
an ever just as much foi
a horse in the small size
1 days. car man gets foi
. - in th^ large size,
e cost of
brought
average In thinking ov(
of tires we won
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in this communi
is part of ^0 put oursel
here. If place of the car
trade of we believe we h
medium when we sele
mldn't be Tires.
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King Hardware (Jo., ftwgsti
Tallevast-Cooper Co., Nesmi1
Trio Farm Suppl}r Co., Ti
C. Row ell & Sons, Trio, I
JRTNEY I
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assortment of
and Vaults I
[y deliver them to I
on short notice. j
shrouds?Ladies',
i Girls',
otor hearse.
rneral business, I
ises and can furuneral
designs
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