The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 10, 1921, Image 2
I LUMBER I
IWc Have It of All Kinds j
We have on hand just now a g
full stock of Flooring, Ceiling, Cas- ?
E ings and Plain Dressed Lumber at IJ
1 attractive prices in any quantity. ?
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If in need of building material |
in our line it will be to your adyan- |
tage to communicate with us. |{
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' 4Cincaid Lumber Co. |
I Off ice at the Mill, 1-13-tf
C. A. WATSON, Manager, j!
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11 P. S. COURTNEY
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER II;
;; I keep on hand a large assortment of ::
i: Coffins, CasKets and Vaults i:
;: of all kinds, and will gladly deliver them to ;;
|: any place in the county on short notice. j;
; | I can furnish all kinds of shrouds?Ladies*, j
;; Gents', Boys' and Girls'. ::
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^ I also have a nice motor hearse.
I\J In connection with my funeral business, I
:: represent three floral houses and can fur- : j
nish cut flowers and funeral designs ; !'
on short notice. ;:
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GENUINE
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tobacco makes 50
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EXCELLENT FEED FOR SHEEP i
Silage Made From Corn on Which |?>1
Grain Is Just Beginning to Harden ^
Is First-Class.
Finely cut silage, made f?om com
on which the grain Is beginning to ^
harden, Is first-class sheep feed, and
may be fed In limited quantities with
the best of success. About a pound p:and
a half to three pound's dally to ^
a ewe weighing around 150 poundB
will supply about the correct amount ^
of silage. At no time should you at- 8?|
tempt to feed silage spoiled In the s||
least, or of Inferior quality.
SOY BEANS RANK VERY HIGH 1
Practical Value as Forage and Grain
Warrants Much Greater Use,
Says Ohio Station.
Soy beans rank very high In feed- ||Ing
value. According to the Ohio sta- B?p
Oon 20 bushels of soy beans will car- |||
ry 40 per cent more protein and 25 |g
per cent more fat than 50 bushels of $||
corn, or SO per cent more protein ana
65 per cent more fat than two ton*
of clover hay. The practical value of f|
oy bean forage as well as grain war- ||
ruts a much greater use of the crept ||
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Our assortment
up-to-date in every ]
at our big store an<
comes earlier than u
your advantage to
prices are as low as
Silverman':
Kingstree,
'" A FRESH CAR OF
MULES and HORSES |
* Have Just Arrived M
We told you we were with you to stay. We
have a load of Mules and a few cheap Horses at
our stables for your inspection. >
These Mules are bought right and we will sell 1 *
them right. If you need a Mule, or cheap Horse, 1
or a fine Harness Horse, we assure you that we can i
and will supply your wants at a price that you can
j afford to pay. ij|
Come in and see this stock and get our price ||
on them and you will see that our interests are in ||
direct accord with yours.
Arrowsmith Mule Company
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Spring Millinery . |T j
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particular. Ladies are invited to call * Mm
1 look over our assortment. . Easter JBftyMiiJy
isual this year and you will find it to '
make your selections early. .Our m
will be found anywhere.
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