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CHsPTER zoo.

-. r. Hmead Section Eighty
AZ y chapter Fifty-three of the
ta.# statutes. Relating TO Term
j. ~. of Insurance Commissioners.
n1clcd. etc. ,,
- That section eighty
Htapter fifty three OF the re
= s#..tts be amended by strik,
~ - t4a word three" In the thlrd
ns en- -. section and inserting IN
b. r.of the word four and by
Pr cut in the third and fourth
IN a. tae section the words ogdst unless IS
So. 5e the following: and until
IN. or has been appointed and
iis so that said section, as
- shall read as follows.
s. z54#9 So. An insurance commits
- whose office shall be at the
81 c5Hitol shall be appointed by the
sI.a.i.zFI9f and council, and shall hoid
g. ~ for four years, and until his
iis - has been appointed and
sg'l.Ha8 but shall not at the same
: - h. bank commissioners. lie may
i!i,.....j9I4flr uaths in the performance
a., official duties, in any part OF
O. '.5faf. and at any time. He shall
u correct account of all his do
4 IA Of all fees and moneys re-
llr ~ him by virtue of his office.
G. ~ the same to the treasurer
p So quarterly and Mt the same
n, sst1c his account with the gov
- 4nd council. He shall give
-. - the treasurer. In the sum OF
s... flI ##Isaud dollars. for the faithful
5l,....5Iza Of his duties. He may with
H., H. A. aaHal of the governor and
-. s appoint and with their con
y'rt aaye a deputy commissioner
- - virtue of such appointment,
VI = ana perform the duties of
= II, of the department. In the
80 - vacancy in the office of
,,-a.=-.oncr or during the absence
a.. - aiIity OF that officer. the
81 eommissioner shall perform
s.. #fzs Of the on &c.
S..aa =. Nothing contained in
So shaE effect. modify. or con-
ri II tcrm Of any incumbent. but
shall effect and control the
- any incumbent of said office
c.4a.f.ad after the date of the APP
,,5s IF this act.
:. Approved April c, 1911
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IEAPTER 2IT.

AN ACT to Prohibit tie Carrying Of
Dangerous or Deadly Weapons with
out "a License.
Be it enacted. etc;
Section l. No person shall In a
threa tcning manner display any fire
arm. slung- shot l<nueklea, bowie knife,
dirk stiletto or other dangerous or
deadly weapon. nor shall wear under hls
clothes or concealed about his person
any such frearm. slung-shot. ltnuckles,
bowie knife. dirk. stiletto or other dan
eerous or deadly weapon unless first
licensed so to do In the following man
ner.
Section q The chief of police or city
marshal or In his absence, either of his
captains OF police of any city or the
selectmcn of any town. may upon writ
ten application issue to any person of
good moral character, a certificate set
ting forth that such person has com
piled with the requirements of this law
and that he has been duly licensed TO
carry such weapon or weapons. Said
revoked by the chief of police or by the
se1ectmen of the town In which said
license was issued.
Section 3. Nothing in the foregoing
section shall be construed as prohibit
Ing the carrying or wearing of such
weapons by United States marshals,
sheriffs and their deputies constable
and police officers and other officers
duly commissioned by the commission
ers OF inland fisheries and game.
Section a. Whoever violates the pro
visions OF this law shall be fined not
less than one hundred dollars or con
fined in the county jail for a period rot
exceeding ninety days
tApproVed April &. 1871
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sIoners Of lie county Whfre - oAbl
~ IDcs1so they bhai aop"iht uuis
70 'IeH tno DttiHihts "H4 Z. II thS
pat tIes ana give a4e L}l.o sTe9i'
anu ser hu,H htai tik .AS' III 90, 90.
cio9 lhe QathllYH sAbii4tiAFI' a. cause
rsc2ra 70 Do H,aqs u ieDi, a. thsIr
ascH ION hhai4 ~ ma az - u pan
end Ioga n q lam ii'ih I ing
ts Sa, W a. q NJ e.fiIi4.- sIs %
manu- hshef,es "u9 gafHs ~ - ffnSl'
nc epps Iiaats tHaIl y .'ao-= r me
; cys 10 ~ latne a. '1E ins az. other-
"ib' ~ 4t.fi4 De "a p} eouh
- d nm wy taa5 i-tt . .o1
competed 10 the satire, the
e.,iilt.' - ..,,. asf5 OF lhIana and
h h..t,ie, "trhln Inc -, sEs[y
,'ara 49,. - Ttt,5,4,s ,, 49, 49,
fsyentv dnllare To- -. da. sncb
t,'@,iact a., - al.55=..#,5.t@ go
:" ~ -; - sa,taea1.f 20 l,1
,slts.icrar. - tri.,d oet.+z ond
gan1e ~ 81 INV Yi9as..5.,.t -. r.
E.; Shall nreserfbe 4, u,#.."g tirne
/ d,,ri,o - - ~ - -,
uasrnge = eet aacb ,z.sr 49, co,',1
| ~ aucL vrttinl .tsiI -. ..r,,, X
| oYner or aer,Ifanf ~ -. ,rbe
J c6rnT,iasign.rs ~ III, e.t.1,z 80
I garua rnaV limo -. 49,, ,b"y
: sea n, friSey ,tt,tra.,l .55.,tdnJ
/ oebu.ys sEaIt he - ,,,r ~
! ob4trIIeted from fhe sr.. d.. NAV
- no af.s.rtb -. Tha
i penalty iff ufTlcc'iHE - tD:H# with
! this section or VIII any rrt ltions
made ira accordance herewith. not
/ less than twenty. nor moro = one
j hundred dollars fer esfry das such
neglect.
Suction : Whenever the amis-
| sfonere ~ inland fet.rf.. ar game
md a asHoav u.If - fep.lr need
ing eltcraf #ote. tley ras a. / the
+ case OF rev C@nH.a4s r,o=4#. the
owner or -rraut a. make n 70
pairs or aItera' ions. aad an = coed
] iags I'm such eascs and ne ~. > ror
neglect shall bc a. bro. lGed the
preceding section w.taal' ai- II
4 the dam Is owned AID oer=. 4 by
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CHAPTER 2OO.


AG At Additional to Chapter One
th9fed Twenty seven of tho Re
tls,d Statutes Relating to the En-
tcoi ment of the Laws against the
Do II intoxicating Liquor.
~ re- II enacted. etc:
n, napier one hundred twenty-seven
n, ~ revised statutes Is hereby
i tn,,' nasl by adding thereto the follow
ne sections:
H'fllon 55. 1t shall be unlawful for
So;, Iahsportation company. express
asin.P3Hy, corporation or individual to
S,aaNef any intoxicating liquors at any
ha other than the regular place OF
MAJ n'Ss of said company or individ-
n@ @. or 10 deliver any intoxicating llq-
,la % any person. firm or corpora
Nh yn other than the person, firm or cor
,tttian to whom 1t has been con-
no unless upon the written order
a. .osh Instance OF the bona flde con-
IN Sne' or to any fictitious person or
ma person under a fictitious name
r,1 IN all cases. before delivery Ia
rsi,' said company or individual
an require the consignee. or his
BE- n. In each instance duly author
sig' thereto In writing. personally to
M NJ receipt in book kept for such
W. W. pose. which said receipt shall re-
noa the name OF the person to whom
ma H4a1rs We're shipped. the amount
Nthd and the date when delivered
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Chapter 2n1.

4
tor Of Chapter Forty eight of the
Revised statutes, Relating to Test
ing Commodities offered for Sale,
as Ia Weight and Measure.
b. Il enacted, etc.
ssftioa twenty four of chapter
forts. ight of the revised statutes is
isr,as amended by adding thereto
The following words:
4 ssaler or his duly appointed
ds,mty may examine commodities sold
" offered for sale and test them for
careset weight. measure or count, and
trina complaint for violations OF sec
lions eIght to twenty five, both inclu-
s,c. If this chapter. He, or his duly
prpaiusa deputy may for the purpose
sad shove, and In the general per
+ nance of his or their official du
It's have access without formal war
uHt 10 any stand. place, building or
PREMISES. or to any sales slip, record
a. sale. or weight slip, or may stop
ans vendor, peddler, junk dealer, coal
WAGON. ice wagon. or any person for
til nHrpnsc of making the proper
tsts Any persons refusing to eX
ltAjt any sales slip, record of sale,
or - gft slip in his possession, or
10 allow proper tests for correct
weight measure or count. or rcfus-
hs r. proceed to a proper and con-
,-niaHt place for the making of any
such 81. shall be punished by fine
mt aXceeding ten dollars, so That
SAIL section, as AMENDED snail reau
Is I'll #a@S.
'Saation 81, Whoever by himself
Or hF his servant, or as the agent or
yrsaut Of another, shall use or re
tain in his possession nny false scales,
weight or measure or weighing OF
measuring device In the buying or
5 az 81 any commodity or thlng. or
WHash5f after weight, measure
S@le Hll1ncc or beam has been ad
lestsl md sealed. shall alter 1t SO
that II aaeS not conform to the public
stfadafd and snail frauduiently make
rse - IL. or whoever shall dispose Of
gaF condemned scales, weight, meas
ure ar Weighing or measuring device,
tltiaf5 Ia law. o. remove any tag,
'aHa ar mark placed thereon by the
4i# ar whoever by himself. or by
Dr. A. 1T or servant. or as agent or
"raHt of another shall sell, offer or
,.s5z far sale less than the quantity
ntS or whoever by himself.
or IS MS agent or servant, or as the
a- nj ar servant OF another shHll sell,
oIr far sale, or have In his posses
sen for the purpose or selling, any
IN settes, weight or measures, or
aHs + zee or instrument to be used
" aaie lated to falsifY any weight
| " @ f'' snail he guilty of mis-
7aar and shal for tho first Of
l.s IN punished by a fine of not
N ilfty dollars for the sec
~ ST. by fine OF not less than
nor more than two hundred
md for any subsequent Of
4 fine OF fifty dollars ana by
anent for not less than
TOR moro than ninety days.
.ssion or use by any person
aalsc weight, measure or other
IFS for determining the guam
h'f ~ any commodity or article Of
M'5s iseIiso is presunptieve evidence
IA 5iff Of such weight, measure or
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b. The bounty 8
Q treasurer shall
, fees received frC
or dogs, In the
6. All acts or pa
nnt with the proNts
by repealed
CHAPTER PIG.
to Amend Secti'
One Hundred and

AN ACT to Amend Section Ten of
Chapter One Hundred aud Seventeen
of the Revised Statutes Relating TO
Stenographers OF the supreme judicial
Court
BE 1t enacted. etc.
Section ten of chapter one hundred
seventeen of the revised statutes is
hereby amended by striking out the
words "hfteen hundred" In the second
line thereof and inserting In place
thereof the words eighteen hundred.
so that said section IS amended shall
read as follows:
Section 10. stenogrftphers appointed
by the justices OF the supreme judieial
court shall receive annual salaries OF
eighteen hundred dollars each. in full
for all services formerly chargable to
the counties. They shall also receive
from the county IN which the court Is
held their expenses. when in attendance
upon court away from their place OF
residence, but not otherwise; a detailed
statement Of such expenses, actually
and reasonably incurred shall be ap-
provided by the presiding justice.
fApproved April 6. 1871
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CHAPTER EOS.

- VT TO Almond Section One Hun
4''1 Of Chapter "iftx-two OF the
a. tt-td statutes. and Increasing the
rHta"l iIfd Amount OF Accumulated
"tI.al Of Loan and Building Assoc
j" II enacted. etc:
5eu one hundred OF chapter flftv-
sn9 The revised statutes IL hereby
S' ..'Haed BY striking out the word
'. IN he first line thereof and sub
ig''iiHe he word two and by strik
Ht ea5 the word twenty five" In The
M, #i9e of said section and suhsti-
w. i- therefor the word fifty, so
W." nd section as amended shall
rag - follows:
Gu. s.slt ION 100. The capital 10 be ac-
O1n1ist.d shall not exceed two mill
, ,IoH lars, and shall be divided into
t'"lss Of the ultimate value of two
hh"pfsd dollars each. The shares may
W. i5shfd in quarterly. half yearly. or
sw'iY cries. in such amounts and at
mes as the members may deter
an stnn No person shall hold more than
,.'y shares In the capital of any such
sF-oe13tlon. No shares of a prior
~ o,.les hall be issued after the issue
new SERIES
Approved April g. 1917
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CHAPTER 2ID.

AN ACT to Revise, Collate. Arrange
and Simplify the Inland Fish and
Game Laws of the state both Cen
eral and Public and Private and
Special. and the Rules and Regula-
lions OF the Commissioners of In
land Fisheries and Game now in
force.
Be 1T enacted. etc.
Section !. Chapter thirty-three OF
tho revised statutes (1916) and all
public and private and special laws
relating to Inland fish, game and
birds. and all rules and regulations of
the commissioners Of inland fisheries
and game now in force. are hereby
amended by striking out all of said
chapter and by repeating all public
and private and special laws relating
to inland fish. game and birds. cx-
cept section one hundred sixteen OF
chapter four of the revised statutes
I9f6) sections thirty four thlrty-five
thirty-six. thirty eight. thirty nine.
of the revised statutes t19l6) and Sec
ton eighteen of chapter twenty OF
the revised statutes 1916( and sec
lions thirteen, fourteen and fifteen OF
Statutes G916) and section four OF
chapter fifty-nine of the revised stat
utes G916) and section twentyfour
of chapter one hundred seventeen Of
the revised statutes 1916) and Sec
lions three and four Of chapter one
hundred twenty OF the revised stat
utes (1916) and section twenty-three
of chapter one hundred twenty four
of the revised statutes G0l6) as
amended by chapter sixteen OF the
public laws OF 1917 and section TWEEN
ty-fve OF chapter one hundred TWEEN
ty-four of the revised statutes (1916)
and by repeating all rules and resu-
lations of the commissioners OF in
land fisheries and game now in force,
and by substituting therefor the fol-
lowing
Section l. The governor. with the
advice and consent of the council,
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CHATTER 2Is.

An ACT to Provide for the Establish
ment Of n Bureau Of Markets.
BE 1T enacted. etc:
The commission of agriculture Is here
by authorized to cxpcnd the sum OF
three thousand Ave hundred dollars an
nuaily hereafter In the study OF meth
DDS and cost of marketing farm prod
ucts and purchasing farm supplies, by
employing agents and experts who shall
work In conjunction with the Farmers
Union of Maine. the Fruit Growers As
sociations. and other farm organiza-
lions.
Approved April 6. 1871
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nor more than nifty dollars for each
offense.
Improved. April 6. 1871
CHAPTER 2I5.


AN ACT TO Provide for the Payment
of Bounty on Bears Killed in
the State.
Be 1t enacted. etc:
Section /. A bounty of five dollars
for each and every bear killed in this
state shall be paid to the person Kill
ing the same. If tho animal Is kill
ed In a town or plantation, the bounty
shall be paid by the treasurer thereof;
If the animal Is killed I'm an unincor-
porated place. the bount- shall be
paid by tho treasurer of an adjoining
town or plantation, II any, otherwise
~ the treasurer of the nearest town
Section O. No bounty shall be paid
unless tho claimant. within ten days
after he has killed such animal, or has
returned from the hunting In which
he killed 1t. exhibits to the town
treasurer the entire skin of the animal
for the killing of which such bounty
Is claimed. with tho nose thereof In
cepting natural decay, and signs and
makes oath to certificate, which
| oath said treasurer may administer In
| which he shall state that he killed
such animal, and the time and place,
showing 1t to be within the county
and the treasurer shall thereupon cut
off the whole nose from such skin and
entirely destroy it by burning, then
claimants receipt therefor upon the
same paper such certificate. The
town treasurer shall Immediately
make upon the same paper a certih-
treasurer Of state, th2t he nrst cut OF
the nose from the skin and DESTROYED
il by burning, and then paid said
bounty to the claimant.
Section =. said certificate and re
ceipts shall be transmitted To tho
treasurer of state monthly. and by
him laid before the governor and
council as early Is convenient; and
4 4 hall h. IN IL
by the treasurer of state to such
town.
Section A. The certificate shall be
in the following form, ,,r,, ,.rr
CLAIMANTS CERTIFICATE.
| To the treasurer of
| | hereby certify that on the
the county of which l now exhibit to
by law for killing the same.
| Dated at this day OF
Claimant.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
ON the day and year aforesaid:
Treasurerof
. On this as.o,,.o, =, day Of r a, D
urer Of 'se'i' - " five dollars. being
the bounty allowed by law for killing
the bear described in the above Ger
| tiflcate.
TREAsuRER's CERTIFICATE
1 hereby notify that as REQUIRED by
| law I first cut off the whole nose
| from the skin of the bear described In
| the foregoing certificate and destroy
ed the same by burning, and then paid
| the said, the bounty Tor %hlrh
| have taken his receipt as above.
Dated at. this day OF
| A. y. 10
Subscribed and sworn to before me
| the day and year aforesaid.
Justice OF the Peace.
Section 8. The bounty so paid by
| the state treasurer shall be taken
from the fees received from the H.
censes for dogs, in the state OF
| Maine.
Section. 6. All acts or parts OF acts
| inconsistent with the provisions here
of are hereby repealed
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AN ACT to Prohibit the Carrying Of
Dangerous or Deadly " eapons with
out "a License.
Be IL enocfed. etc:
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An ACT to Amend Section Seventy
eight Of Chapter -Four of the Revised
Statutes Relative to state stipend
for Public Libraries.
: f,4l Of,
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The Lesislature raised the anticipa-
t'ons Of the Judges OF Probate sky
high BY snactins the DuRant quart
a-month law. but Congress came
along next day and knocked the whole
business into . cocked-hat.
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u y q
during this session and before. have
been informed that c. H. Glaze, cler!.
OF the judiciary committee of the sen
ate' who is also court stenographer
Tor the First circuit, has been actiYc
IN this lobby. It has been reported.
to me that the judiciary committee
adopted a resolution requesting that
the headquarters of this lobby be
Withdrawn from their committee room
with its barefaced activities.
These facts reveal a situation
winch l feel sure will not have YOUR
approval or protection, when YOU
KNOW the facts. 1t is an unpleasant
duty to have to bring these facts to
your attention, but 1 believe that the
knowledge of these will place upon
You the obligation to take such &C.
ton as will prevent such c.;travagance
IN the department, and the lcgislating
hito once of the present incumbent.
and that you will ultimately look "a
complete reorganization of this de-
partment, which will enforce our faTA,,-
1or the protection of game without OK
traVagance and without waste, AMI
In a manner that will best protect the
interests of the people of the State
nave discharged my duty. L leave IT,
responsibility with you."
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DOES TNYBODY DO THE REST.
THEY CAN?
n Business Man Tells How aeaEil
His Best ,

Ills fCSC. t.,...F d. -
L was sick for long time, suffer-
ing with bronchial trouble and eczc.
ma. AT times it seemed as though I,
was going to burn up, and often, hayoi
been in bed for days.
Il was induced to try Sulferro-Sol i
Tor eczema, and found almost in
stant relief through its use; and, bet,
ter than all, it helped the bronchial.
trouble also. L. took three bottles os.s
Suirerro-Sol, and these three bottles
absolutely eradicated both of my
distressing ailments, and / am in bet
ter health than I have known for.
years. Sulferro-Sol is a natural rem
edy and as it comes direct from ma
ture, it performs its healing with
marvellous conformity to human
needs thus writes Mr.. J. E. Lacey. a
real esttae man of East Lake, Bir-
mingham, Ala.
c. ~
Sulferro-Sol is sold and recommends
ed by every Druggist in Sumter and
vicinity. Murray Drug Co., State Dis
tributors.-Advt
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ALTAMoNT MOSES LOAN FUND
Associatlon Organized by the Elec-
ton of Officers and Adoption OF
Constitution. @

Inc Altamont Moses Scholarship
Loan Association was organized yes.
terday afternoon. Mr.. Herbert A.
Moses was elected president and treas
urer' Mr.. Barlow Walsh. vice ,preai-
dent, and Mr.. Arthur S. Hardy. secre-
tary. y
Application for a charter as ,n
eienhosinary corporation will be
MADE immediately, constitution and
bylaws having been adopted.
1t was agreed to meet later in the
year 70 formulate rules under which
scholarships would be awarded.
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rant the seed to 4 inches apart
IN rows Z 1-2 TO 3 feet apart and
cover 1 l-2 to inches deep There
are two types of bush beans grown in
the gardens i'm this countryside wax
ana the green pod. The green pod
Is tho better type for canning. The
Stringless Green Pod and the Rcfu-
gee arc the best canning varieties.
The girls who do not wish To plant
the entire tenth acre in tomatoes may
nave two or three other varieties of
vegetables III addition to tomatoes.
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Columbia. Feb. 22.--Edward II.
OF the Fourth division.
railway mail service, announces that
effective March 1. the railway mail
service run between Columbia. s. c.,
and Maxton. n. c.. will be curtailed,
20 as to end ut Sumter. the line there
after to be known as the Maxton &
Sumter railway postoflicc.
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hereby given that
nave applied to the secretary of
State for a dissolution of charter
of the Sumter Package Company.
FL. NJ. Gary. ...
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Charges AGAINST WARDEN.
MANNING SCORES RICHARDSON
IN REFUSING TO SIGN Bill.

Alleges irregularities in Office of
Head Gamckccrcr OF State and
obtaining OF IndOrscmCnt for Of
lice by Trickery--OGicc to Become
vacant Next Month, us Senate Re
fuses to Debate Message and Take
Further Action.
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Corrected Daily by
ERNEST FIELD. Cotton Buyer.
Good Middling 16 1-2.
Strict Middling 16 3-s.
Middiing 1s IA.
Strict Low Middling 16.
Low Middling 15 1-2.
Staple cotton 20 to 23c.
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Home Demonstration Work
MARY LENNON, Demonstration.
KATIE PITTS, Assistant
salcm Home Demonstration Club.

Tuesday afternoon, February IS at
3 o'clock, the Salem Home Demon
stration club held meeting at the
Salem school. Just previous to the
ladies' meeting Miss Lennon Or
ganized the boys and girls of the
school into poultry club OF this
club Mr.. Mcbride Dabbs was
elected president and Miss Henrietta
Price, secretary. The girls also en-
tered the tomato club and received
instructions for planting tomatoes.
After the young folks meeting the
ladies arrived and the subject of
curing meats was taken up. Miss
Lennon explained how smithfcld
cured hams were cured. The club
also discussed other methods. The
secretary was instructed to write to
the department Of agriculture for the
farmers bulletin on Meat on the
Farm" to be distributed among the
members.
A general discussion, in which much
interest was displayed on the subject
of improving. poultry. preserving eggs,
and beautifying the home grounds
was entered into with interest. This
meeting proved to be, altogether, one
OF the most interesting the club ha
held. Mrs. e. w. Dabbs. Jr., was
elected the new president Of the
club. She invited us to meet at her
home for the March meeting. The
club was then adjourned.
) Mary L. Mellete, Secty.
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SUMTER COTTON MARKET.
Corrected Daily Ds

HARDY q CO.. Cotton BuyeryA
Good Middling 1G ga.
Strict Middling 16 SIS.
Middling 16 1-2.
Strict Low Middling 1G Ia.
Low Middling 15 "a.
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We suggest string beans and olira be-
ned to advantage. the Ollra being
combined with tomatoes in soup
mixture.
Sincerely yours,
Mary T.. Crcswcll,
Assistant in Home Demonstration
Work.