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Ifv^f i? t Three VlRCr.'IA | e! Friendly BURXIIY 1 tl Gentlemen TURK: 'II h< | The perfect blend of the th::: j perfect cigarette tobaccos [ I in one perfect cigarette ! . | one-eleven ? j cigarettes 20forl5* 5 ir (j&\ p #111 FIFTH AVE. m 111 MNTMMCITV P ir How Can I Make My Farm Flock Pay. x ??? ai Last month the home demonstra- Ii tion agent of this county urged every sc person to cull out of the flock the ai poor producers. Many of our people in took this advice and will save money ni this winter in feed bills. b: NoW is the time to establish for jc yourselves a standard breed of chickens. A breed in which you will find fei a real pleasure in accomplishment of Hi certain definite objectives. Too long si our farm flocks have been breeded tc without any care and too often it is di nothing in particular, just a mongrel in flock, so mixed that we, ourselves, cl cannot recognize any of the original t( blood. Such a flock does not pay, m each year it grows weaker. tc South Carolina does not nearly pro- ti duce enough chickens and eggs for m 4ts own use. We get large supplies w from Tennessee and North Carolina, ti Wo Viuvo fho market, but not the g production. Why* not produce for ai market? We purpose to make a be- tl ginning along this line this fall. We 4 11M >? ! 111II11 Mil I II I1 Wei if ^ . . J ii: ' J ::: i/ | We Want I Silve J ?tii ii ii Minima re organizing by communities in oultry Associations. The membe f this association will all have 01 reed of chickens. It is desirab )r every association in the county ave the same breed. This will stan rdize production. It will make ma eting easier and more profitab : will open the way for a coun rganization when the need demanc ; is not our purpose to go into tb a any great or expensive scale, b e do expect to lay strong and fir mndations by beginning with a fe r the best this fall and as the proje ays, let it grow. The boll weevil is with us. Wh in we do about it? There is rea< ivenue in poultry if we will but pr uce intelligently. The poultry a >ciation purposes to make a unit Tort to do this. If you desire fu ier information, see your coun ame demonstration agent. (Jiris* Home Demonstration Work Girls' club work is proving of gre iterest and benefit to the large nur sr of girls who are so fortunate ? be enrolled as members. In thirt x counties of this state, the coun ome demonstration agent trave om one community to another i :ructing the girls in subjects of vit iterest to them as the future hor lakers of the land. Practically eve hase of home making is studied ai racticed, including cooking, sewin ardening, canning, preserving, jell laking, dairying, and poultry wor hese clubs meet once a month, ai re presided over by the club office] r* ei of J r? or llCICdtlll^ piV5lttJHO, VVltJlUViltg mgs, recitations, and demonstratior re carried out at each meeting, i itervals the club spends the day pi icing at some attractive place nea 7, where games and songs are e yed, and a picnic dinner is serve There ar$ 371 girls' clubs active lgaged in club work in South Car na this year, with a total membe lip of 4,733. Cooking clubs pro' > be the most popular of all as i icated by the large number of coo ig club members?1,679. Sewii ubs are next in popularity, with >tal enrollment of 1,530. The r ;ainder of the 1,524 members beloi > the gardening and canning, poi y, and home makers' clubs. Tj iany advantages gained through cli ork are inestimable. Besides beii lught the arts of home-making, tl iris make money f r their own us [id learn much that is of benefit lem in the future. In Williamsburg county there a in 11TTTTT r :< UlVll i i ? ! ' f rery Person ir mar to 39 girls in the cooking clubs, 50 in rs the sewing clubs, 88 girls and boys ne in the poultry clubs and 17 in the de gardening clubs, making a total en- j to rollment of 194. d- o ,r- Sunflower Silage. le. ty Sunflower silage, in places where : Is. large tonnage of corn for silage, can lis not be produced is reported by the: ut United States department of agricul- j to ture to have given varying results. >w In some sections it seems to compare 1 ct favorably in palatability and feeding! value with corn silage, but in certain i at districts of the Northern Great Plains, j jy where the growth of sunflowers is i 0. rank and succulent, the resulting iS. silage is often not very palatable. | e(j Reports from the Huntley experiment r. farm in Montana show that, while 2" ty to 30 tons of sunflowers per acre may be produced, the silage is not as much relished by live stock as that from corn, which yields less than half as much per acre. at SERVED FOR FRIEND as Hailey Took Jones' Place at Leavenworth Prison. ty 'IS Y .1 T ? \? 17 U Leavenworen, Kan., i\ov. <.?nan > n" W. Hailey, serving a sentence of six a months in the United States army disn(^ ciplinary barracks for the man who saved his life on a battlefield of n France, was released today by order of the war department. ' Hailey's life was saved on the front * by Thomas W. Jones, a comrade. n When Jones was tried for desertion s' and sentenced to six months' imprisonment Hailey substituted himself for Jones and began serving the term. Hailey told officials at the prison c" he took the place of the man to whom r" he owed his life in payment of a "soldier debt." An investigation by ' the war department substantiated his y statement, ?" Jones, according to Hailey, is now r" in Canada, where he had married, ve *1^39 if t FOf #?#fy dajf 'H tt,# Wttfc* \ I = he I For ,V0ry room- Fer Bintral 1 ! ib | housecloanlng. 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