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Contented Conservationist Ql De old mule is a-plowin' C An de field will soon be green _ Wif Ue tender stalks a blowin' When de breezes cross de scene; Dc hen, she is a pickin' 'Round de barnyard, mighty gay. Corn bread an' chicken!? Dat's 'bout all I has to say! Send de wheat a-sailin' An' de beef kin go along, My appetite ain' failin', An' my Jiopes are mighty strong Dar ain' ho cause for kickin' As I view de grand display. Corn bread an' chicken!? An' dar aint no mo' to say. ?Washington Star. I o When you buy lei it be a Moline Mower, Rake or Binder. Kingstree Hardware Company. L I Life Insur ig mLife Insure mm in Kincrst If you need H WM. W. B CLEMS nnth Carolinas C 1571 ACRES OF LAND. VALU! OPERATJ DEGREE COURSES Agriculture, (Seven Majors) Architecture. Chemistry. Chemical Engineering, Civil Egineering, Electrical Engineering, MeAanical Engineering, Textile Industry, Industrial Education. General Scienoe. SHORT COURSES Agricultural, Textile Industry, Pie-Medical. SUMMER SCHOOL June 13?July 23 Agricultural Teachers, Cotton Graders, College Make-up, Removal of Entrance Conditions, Agricultural Club Boys. R. O. T. C.?Clemson is a men All R. 0. T. C. students receive fii AAAA ?4-Via Q' per year uunug uic jumvi FOR I THE REGISTR. APPLICATIONS WII The County Record is the only ewspaper published in Williamsburg { ounty. j j dct w. Wi THE CITADEL t\v< The Military College of South 25 Carolina. m*! CHARLESTON. S. C. tat Ranked as "Distinguished Mil- ' Ad itary College" by the War De- j * j partment. Offers a four-year , ? course in liberal arts, with elec- | tives in civil engineering, sciences, and modem languages. j Vacant Scholarships I tfo Two scholarships in Williams- ed, burg County will be filled by dul Competitive examination July , or 8th, 1921. For application 1 Kii blanks, apply to del Col. 0. J. BOND. me Superintendent. A , 5-19-6t. A<\ ( #ance is often a very present hel] financial trouble. ince helped ma :ree in the "dark some Life Insuranc ihow you the best! IODDIE, Kingjfo ;ON COL ollege of Engineering W. M. RIGGS, PRESIDENT. E PLANT OVER $2,300,000.00. ENRi 2D UNDER STRICT MILITARY DISC VALUE OF A TECHNICAL SC EDUCATION A technical education is the best 1 insurance against hard tiems. In dre earning capacity, it may equal an shi estate of $50,090. For the untrain- tile ed are the positions of poverty and me obscurity. art Times are hard in South Caro- ^ lina but the cost of an education i at Clemson College is compara- the tively low,?sufficiently low to be the within the ^each of any ambitious an< young man in South Carolina. shi Scholarships, free tuition and exi the payment by the United States eac Government to R. O. T. C. stu- UC? dents, still further reduce the cost. e/?Ji Do not allow the financial difll- ov"" culties to keep you from entering ( college this fall to prepare your- at self for the opportunities that lie tho ahead. sch lb'tt' of the senior division of the Reserv lancial assistance from the Federal Gov nd senior classes. ^ULL INFORMATION WRITE OR WI AR.CLEMSON CO X BE CONSIDERED IN THE ORDER NOTICE OF APPLICATION VV FOR DISCHARGE Notice is hereby riven, That the ur. signed will mice application to I Jr E. Sn^wden, Judge of Probate of 3v lllamsburg county, South Carolina, his office in Kingstree, S. C., at jQj ?lve o'clock noon on Saturday the Jv day of June, 1921, for letters disssory as administrator of the Es- J0J e of Mrs. M. L. Baggett, deceased. ?y T. E. BAGGETT. ministrator of the Estate of Mrs. TT il. L. Baggett. deceased. 5-26-5tb IX NOTICE TO CREDITORS Q ^.11 persons having claims against s estate of J. W. McClam, deceas- XX are hereby notified to file the same tV ly attested with the undersigned X with his attorneys, Lee & Shuler, X> ngstrec, S. C., and all persons in- tV )ted to said estate will make pay- X nt to the undersigned. X> W. J. SMIiEY. fjf ministrator of the Estate of J. \\. X UcClam, deceased. o-^o-?5u<k:> y :ades, S. C., May 24th, 1921. g 3 in time of jjljg ?jj ny men [days" i|;: ree, S.C. 11| I LEGE J f & Agriculture X OLLMENT 1919-'20, 1014. < > IPfclNE. o HOLARSHIPS AND EXAMI- JI NATIONS. 3 > rhe college maintains one hun- ! r id and seventy four-year scholar- XX ps in the Agricultural and Tex- <> s courses. Each scholarship jl ans $400 to help pay expenses <X 1 $160 for tuition apportioned jV tally over the four years. J C Mso fifty-two scholarships in C : One Year Agricultural Course, XX se scholarships are worth $100 jV i tuition of $40. The scholar- X ps must be won by competitive < X iminations which are held by j> h County Superintendent of Ed- J c itinn nn .Tulv 8th. It is worth XX ir while to try for one of t lese j?V lolarships. Credit for examinations passe'J X the conuty seat will be given to se who are not applying for olarships but for entrance. e Officers Training Corps. ernment, this reaching about IT HE: X LLEGE, S. C. | RECEIVED. I <> XX X-X V ^Economy i? 'vm WAKt 111,1 I. Yu Bui Bin vS? I ^?1 * Rnhheri for the am % I iivmwvu vi v /&2?1 ^ Past Four Years! *; j! !"! i'l No longer do you have to labor | under the autocratic hand of an un- ;j reasonable merchant, always paying ;! |* exhorbitant prices so that he may I meet the demands of carrying a large, j unnecessary overhead expense, and at ill the same time fatten his own pocket- | j book. 11 Economy is the watchword of America today. People ; no longer boast of how much they pay for an article, but ): of how little they pay for an article of such good value. } | Public opinion is the greatest force in the world today, ; and never has extravagance and the squandering of mon- :': ey been in such bad repute as at present. Anyone can t \ make money, but WISE people save it. ;?; We Are Here to Help 1 Vaii QairaV x jl uu ua v ?, Through conservative buying, the advantage of buying I! in large lots, and our willingness to accept a small profit \ j on our goods, as compensation for our labors, we can do 5; it. We recognize our dependance upon you for our ex- J ? istence, but, at the same time you help yorself when you ; > trade with us. We guarantee you absolute satisfaction ; j on every purchase made at our store. j J i 11 Don't Wonder How Your Neighbor jjj Has the Things You Want and Can't Afford. It's No Mystery? THEY SAVE. | Your money represents a part of yourself. The valua- 11 tien a person puts on a dollar is a sure index to his char- I; acter. Use discretion in your spending. 1 j If You Want Us to Continue Hammering the Prices Down Make our Store Your Place to Buy Any- | j thing in the Grocery and |i j Feed Line. i;i| We will always serve you promptly and oourteously ;J; ^ when you come into our store. , | The Cash & Carry Grocery J & Feed Company ? On Court House Square, Beside Dr. Brockington's Drug Store. $ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX^^