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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
CHAPTER XIV.


Five men bad emerged from the
that they were in the center VI the
camp before Crusces shrill bark. or
the outcry OF the cork. warned US Of
their presence. by that time they had
us covered, Three Vt them carried
rifles. the other two rcyolvcrs. One of
these was Captain Magnns
Advancing u step or two before the
others, he ordered Us to throw NY our
hands Perhaps he meant only the
men--but my hands and Aunt James
fTad MTSs Ytfss,eshy tsr0whcs Riso
vent up with CELEBRITY, lie grinned
into our astouuded faces with q welt.
E~h harlng of his yrlcw teeth
Never guessed wasn't here Jest to
10 the shovel work. but might have my
own iIttlr s'dc.show to bring OF. hey =
he lnqulrrd " 30 enc IN particular
"ilrm, Stlnser, help ne truss EN- mp"
III" man addressed thrust bis pistol
10 his belt and came forward ard
With his help tho hands ~ the Scotch.
niSrt' 'y'Htf'',y~t Ts'lr d1rT Wr... TnAas
wcr securely tsi They were
searched FOR arms aHi The sheath
knives which Mr.. >bau and Cuthhert
/ carried ~ their belts were taken sway
+ rho thNe prisoners Wcrp then or.
! aeryri 10 seat themselves 10 = row
~ The trunk u rrvtra,c palm
/, The whole thEus had happ,urd ia
The straneeS, stlene Exept rr a
| feeble no@nihg ,frpn Aast~ 'Ent5 TX
I rhe blcstlHg ~ sheep which hroke
/ forth 1T Intervals nc,,ssly %poSe or
/ made a soGn,, TIE three rHrrwen IN
/ the background, standing llke images
with their weapons rajs.Ai. ioe&eA like
"A w~lNtralned cherus Ia au opera
| And indced Il VAS ali cxrrSordIhart.
" IiSe something On stage stink.
ev. for Instance BE hsd prowlins
si,lclsae fashion II tsovtNs about, and
enormous yellow mastachcx Ike 9 Vi.
sias. And the hurry Fellow in the
background. with me hlacs wh'skrr,.
---tcp bad he'd forgotten us earria9s.
In, | swcSe to the t~~via ~alty ~
! II SIT ss Carssin Aasuus, >railnr lis
wogash emile, turned and approached
ne.
/ "Wrll. boys" he remarked 20 his
followers. who 6sd lowered tAesr weap.
| eas ani were standing aGcat Al ease
~Ntrp's the little pirrtn I WAS seils'
81 l'rah we give her tttle STARE
| tustia In sss sudden So she alG's a8tta
ss t,rtrts aaa Slail!n' as Ike 10 ses,
| It's all -;sht. striie, yoaB soon cheer
ny when yN,a 6nd cai ro1're SOFIA TO ss
the li'rle gaecn q this camp things
will ~ All your own wsy ncw--ss kong
as yoa t-eat RE right Ard tasr
sASulAaA'r crs&ruNe thrust forth q
barry rsw and deliberately ehaesei
I &af UudFr tArs chtn,
eFa-i a roar tregr the ls~c-~arpS 20
Incidentally srcm Csptsia Mssitas
Ser With the Instant fesreac.ss u an
aaflAra IaAgA It's. icsaslr / Cal nofalag
ast alt 70 ytr wsfa I'll hza REACHED up
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and brtskiy boxed ths eapta.n1i cara
fanoasly be caught my wris- Al.
ROD rvdheaded little isvtl. ysa1i psi
for tabs. sia't pretty. 81. no.
amt a nanas&nS gzsseneaA like Tho hexs
'oelib!e; I ain't gss d riS~. NOR xsfty
pink ch~ekN ner sas seatasasuHss
says. Nv waExs vim tire llkes a. aa~,
10 tEssy-tsies IL the w@,ds nsi
Well. ira Ddn' 10 be hnlsther stary
.ass.. ststls. I .xgess yea esAa 1essq q
Ike nag kpoks. wsTh LITTLE hep froaz
my rs, haw and Eh@n. Jest a. well o.
yon eops the Hanofabie's s,s~ss Il
wonr be- lsns before | have yea crawl
In esi sa1x Aa@us To ssse tpr = 18sa d
kinaE@Ss sassss--s~
-Aw. stow thar sest STUFF. Magpass
advised Shaker. ~isa can do your
spoonisi' with the gal later on We're
bern to gis that gosd, ard don't you
forget H. PAemty ~ time 2tEerward
III SPARE tts wfnsrfix '''''' "a ''''''.
that's ,te talk" ehirned tn Back.
beard "f'mi't run Us IA q lee shosx
fM The sake Of akirt SKIRTS ls
thieker'n herring in every port. aint
thsyT'
Il 81, q wore TO settle with this
one" groSled MaEnns sallenly. bat
his grasp ioasened on my ARIA, and !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
MAKING SUCCESS or GARDEN
Soils Must Be Deep. Mellow ard FL.
able and In crurely state When
plewed or Ho<d.

TIE ssccess OF a garden " largely
due to the manner In which the veil
has hem prepared. TIE soil mus, be
ds~r mellow and frishi~. m that &,
will he IN crusably stste wh~a
pinwed or hsd. Ths, u. the mlnss.
particles ~ the SOIL nus' he granular,
cart maintaining lix fern and cyn-
stsfeney When sDch ansl ia wet. each
portion Nv %nr~snps~i by film nf water
vaieh ~ retained fer sssHs 'gmA. The
FssAat t4sSa Ia ;A.ss aissessxG esd tssas
gais=.l=Ssa plant food II taken hy
shs roots Of the rlan's
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INDUCE SHIPPERS 10
BOX GOODS PROPERLY
chiet Aim 10 DECREASE Bio Dram
on Timber Supply.
rrss il i, e.-sssnr Asss h
sssss~ins 10 Decrease E-semsss
waste VI Gs~as De 10 De-
fsctsse PAskine,

PF~asEss W ne pnssea ssssvs hse'ssasss
" Axssg@NsSsl
"ieEfees package nsssaths~ q mese-
meat Teernsly lToaaessd BY The Awssrs.
can Railway kxpF~ss cunpaIny IN 10
xzart to lnaaee shippers ~ PACK sc~ds
aess~ss sa'sAsa 'ss~~ass asb&sssaaaa 4sass-
p~ias from scientific investigations 90
box and crate canstraetAaa by The
fSv~si l'r~iucta laboratory. Maaisoa,
Wis. scSSTsiaag to "a s,Kcaucsarsst
inside ,, the Fosess Service. United
States pSrarsns~ai II Agriculture,
Ia making detailed ssndp ef haxes
and crates ene ef the cssef ehyecss
wss t. esisulnsse waste NJ w@e1 aud
tkls decrvase the drain ea the slahsr
supply. ina, thls IL highly lnpostans
car be seen frosn the tsct usa, nsariy
ons~six,h 81 eur fetal cut ~ timber
gees Into hoIes aud crates The s%e.
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LIMITED SUPPLY or MANURE


Tr4 rIrglfv ~ r-HuTrn m rtyisx ~
new aglfs limited. ard II h@Aosvss she
cgfs gsrsSener IN see~re rrsoagh sarse-
where IN fer-ilsS@ hts garden rtas.
especially W Ais ssfl IN heavy ana iaek.
TIT gn c-r1ni- ss>@s. Wh~r~ ssA@ars
cannes I've detained. nrznassr a crog,s,
s1rA AZ Irish vcssso~s. beans peas and
tomatoes s.a be rrovn fairly segg by
the aid ~ ccsnzaerrtsi fertilizers
Street swsrpsnrs ARE upssfe TO uas n
they coctaIa mscs eth or tar~--Ertte1
States DSvxrtxusus u AxrfrrstrS II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

viii be made or by using the trade
terms 81 immediate. quick or
prompt, which are sise0 the follow.
tng Interpretation immediate" or
rush" A shtpment within three calen.
dar days "G,alttK~ fsvs IG.aa'leudsr days
and 'prumpt" ten calendar days sun,
daJs. aaa holidays. @KcaHaea W. each
instance.
td) The routing which can bs made
by the shipper. or that which il de-
sired by the buyer. should he made In
the first bid or offer. as Il Ia an inapor.
tAnt Item and, Together with the rates
applying, may he she determining fac.
tor In the transaction. Instead af
stating tte rate. the point Mt which
the pric~ applies may he given. such
10 II. o. h. shippers track or "aesls.
erred buyers station
le) The price shoal8 te stated clear
liz and II sScald alse be made clear for
What length OK tsFae the hls W offer
holds good and whether or B@t the &C.
ceptnnce az either IN s9ih }exg "a cen.
S4--,-.tsks,-- brig .s-srsp ~yz,s sct-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

end chief ehjeet 81 The study was 10
diminish the enormous WASTE ~ goods
IA transit due 10 defective packing
by the use 81 special machinery do.
klllsf,eT III he Taivsf ffof6titsS fGfa,rss.
tory. boxes can be srtin1Slly subject.
-szt te the ,4ssAsN hsssi ~, s.sesa4v aisst
strplqs>. iArS VI esstays in. aS.inAl iryNns-
port From these tests II has been
possible 90 determine the etxtect
Hmenn, wnd quality ~ material 10
use, the result of defects In the ~ecd.
tho sdaptHbiiity Of different species
~ wood, and the best types Of her
and crate cnnstructlon.
The results ~ these investigations
have recently he.n complied by the
furcst Service and published In hook
form under cooperative arrangement
With the National Association ~ Bax
Manufacturers
In addition the book includes tho
standardized specifications Tor hos.
making tentatively adopted by ths
American Society for Testing Mate.
rails. and also KEY 10 the ideutifcs.
tian ~ the chief wood species used
In the construction ~ hoses and
crates I, esn he obtained from tho
Secretary 81 the National Association
II Box Manufacturers Conway RIdx-
Chicago.
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Slipped from him and fed TO Aunt
Jauc-ycs 10 Aunt Jsae--and cluas
80 her eonyuiNycly. Miss Hlggiesby.
Browne seemed to have pe,rihed. Her
Skin had withpred lnok, and q fne
network " lines showed on u, sud.
denly clear, Ike tracrry IA parch.
nleut iiey0nd her | saw the face n
nuRald Shaw, gray with stcrly
wrath A gun had heen trained Anew
On him and Culht@rt. and the bearer
ther'ot was arguing With them pro
fauely. suppose the prisoners had
threatened outbreak al the spectacle Vt
he hin-Chuckipg.
No one had bothered 10 secuw
Cookie. and be kuelt among the pots
and pans VI his open air Kitchen. pour.
INK forth petitions In a steady strwam
Blackboard. Who seemed lovial brute
burst Into loud gufYas
Via, ia l.o-,k at old scotland.
CIAd.ss gittlI h!SSrlt rady ZOE
glory, He approached the negro
Rnd aimed Mt him kick which
Cookie arising ~ith Unexpected MIN
ilsncsS contriyed TO dodge. "looky
herr, darby, git busy dish!n' VI che
grub. VII YOGI ! cesld stand enc god
teed after the forrcastie soys We been
Twin on.
Blackboard when his companions
s,itirws-tl Extraordinarily as Cap
tain. or "rony" seemed 10 exercise
4 certain authority, he vent over to
the prisoners ON the los and Inspected
theft hssids
"youll do. can't git loose nohow,"
h~ announced Then. With savage
frnwu. "Rut no msnkey business
First o that sec. It's dcsc o cold
1eRi fn- ySssfSe, ss~v-yF' f 0'> : ,.'y,',r''~f.
ile ,urned to va women.
"Wcl.. chickahiGd,cs, We amt trrat.
~, you harsh. hepe2 Now dent
care about Uio' ynuse M 10 case we
can help Il, SAY Sesi he gooi girls. aud
Lil~les yease ras, asrpand tss~r fsS.,.a
While"
hgt Maguus strvcs In With M oath.
"Ie,>e7 Your surntn.. soft. j say.
Tie fltuo, Mrs.. Nj. ,herr--whtch I
mean 10 mase her n she behaves RICH,
~f'r'S q handful. she u.s. There siut
10 low trick SIZE won't play un US II
She gcts the cssrre. Better tie her
mr. say
"Nsgngs" responded Tny with se-
verify "ttd maNe a verseE think 10
hear you rak Iha. yea wasn't no crn-
'irfaap, II ycu can't secp l'ttle Rei-
tep in or'cr without you tie her. why
then ha0d her ever 10 a guy Whist can,
! hot ! @apN1nt aaye n spccs o ,rpa-
bAr wi'h her. her ana r,e would cit
sl,wg as sweet al ZERO tNrt'e,iase~
"you Dry up Terry. saA MaguRs
lowering ~fil tso& AFTER wy evan ~.
FAIRS &. Yrs ssa--Tr srT~r- i-&r~
them t~o old hens wba, have '~pn
nlsSta' are sex e4th thsjr }ahf.~r and
Bea@rs% an thrss eess A,af | rn.
Ia ~ have ef,tnr - ut square y
"lS@~~. yanSe ss"-3rk IN ~5iFser.
~GHff ,N@t hwu Here = yr.yt We
sjrt ssssU ~. fSa " tu ve~SSr
tvo nE CONTINUED
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
s.ns cent,n.,.ar prerbtlr.

when " bid or Offer has been hcrsSi-
ed ami q safe enessaErDasts1, whether
by letter or wire, eonsTraatsrr by
lqttag. settling tarfh IN aetal all she
terrgx sna caqastgHas ~ ths trSn@ac~
tSea. shnu8a b@ trailea by cath party
tn the Sthsr. X. aFsne receipt nj these
ee#srysa,ipns. either PARTY bssses AR
itssa ctst rs contrary 20 sts unfSF.
Standing az the ,syEHs be shn1g1 n0rtfy
TIE esher Immediately by telegraph. ~
1aat aH errors E9ay h@ corrected tae-
fore q sAir*1r~t In aassss II the Ray
ga. ready fer stipsaeF, uhsa tAe sale
vas made. hcweyer II nay Ass be
possible for the shipper 10 wais Tor q
written conSrrusstaa ~ the asrspta are
by the buyer. but he sssceNd forward
telegram 10 tire eaytr cr1trT1SnS ire
srr1sas - bis orsEfnst otter and his us.
csarssasGing 0t the accspsAucN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17

CsalambGs Saa. So @Iss<t@ s.s~rce'e
,scassa Mesicsl discovery Ia ccstssAly
q grand ms~isesae fax stesaAch tFcula<N
have sHsFer~d greatly all aty i.se fraaa
u stssesawrwsA ~s~masA4 Aky st~ca&s~ ~~~n&s4l
10 SCI NJ heavy, ssa matter shat atN !
have takea aaaay Of the tsss~aicsnxe -.
vrFssss-i fuT thaS tsvassss ea, aasse af
stssa has ever esaiao NJ ID tseadeA Mesit.
cal Discovery fur giving rreiaA M
lasttng relief. MhsnsseF have slug
Eixh liver. wsth ssck.headachNs kns1
coas,spasian. | have found nr i'ssfMls
Pleasant Pellets very esactent Fezzar
eay. They DO aat gwipe Or caA~s Auy
ether distressing ceadislaa such A. ,
great many psils ID, Mrs. Laura ktmr
through. xss3 Efieasc Ayenue,
Obtain this Medical Discovery ef
necsos rerce's st year nearvss drug
store. In sAeists or liquid, OF sena fsA.
10 Doctor fiercv's Insallas ilAea ~
Rufsaia, N. r.. Ter trial package, aA4
writ~ TOR frye medical adsic~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-17
SUCCESTIONSTO
Aid HAY GROWER
Eliminate Loss ard Trouble BY
haxinc Clear fstand,ng :,
of M Terms
CONFIRM ALL TRANSACTIONS
csAntSty, Quality. TIVE " ss'puseas
ane sevtiea ssesla Do MADE Be
That rhsrs viii as Ne
Mss.snu ara xassdlAa. ,,,,,,.s.,,.

ssfsgARsA by tA# uassss saalrs p~sxEs@sss
u 9s -A4sssss&asSA -e..s' ..-
Aany 0t the diEseoailes and losses
that shippers III h&y encounter soald
be eliminated II aaors ears we're sxsr'
cised wb1n a.akGnx saies ~ sae that
all terms are clear aud practicable and
that both eeiles and bay~F have the
s.ms understanding VI them. This
can es accomplished BY deserving the
following Suggestions By the bar~aa
u markets and erep estimgtck 0alssd
States Department ef Agriculture
State clearly Ia ali offers OF accwpt.
aness all necessary factors, including
quality aud quantity u hay, together
with time u sniptneat. routing. rates
pr.ee and terns OF eaymenI
CoahrIn all sales and purchases by
letter. tn wtiesi ~ stated Gii terfas Es
Understood BY the seller or the buyer.
a. the case may be.
Upon res~rssl a1f confirmation. cor
rect immediately any items that alp
pear ~ be incorrect
Msks Terms Clear.
yoe aans.A s1psaAas.s csysrsca. 10
placed apon the matter o. care la stat.
ing terms shcn making sales OF pur.
glasses A greater part Of such trans
actions srv usually by Telephone ef
lrifxgRpa which, masss hgggit.-A. nsgrss,
safy, x rca lnarr prgits sptht III fs'e'
phone or telegraph ehargcs, however.
10 better than Several h1llars lest On
an unsatisfactory shipmVn,. on tie
par, OF the shipper. therefore, ~seh
otferins hay for sale. whether the OFFER
n ~ ~, 81 ss9ssraf> t1 fotr,.4s si,s
should be- stated;
.ts QslniSitls,. hy .b3alss., tta.lia " ar.
> laalN H. hy, ..all,s ihs "a, ssnqid II
ways he given, and II BY Ions Sf car
leads Il 10 well also 10 state the sise
Of bales that viii be shipped, as there
10 q decided preference in certain sec
tious for certain types and sizes of
bales
wv GuNhtt, sttATF w oN~th APA'T
terms or In the terms of state or com.
inercisi grades When commercial
grades are used II mus, be made Ger.
tain that both buyer and seller under.
stand wha, standards are being used
II 10 sometimes advisable to state
what inspection agency 10 90 deter
mine the grade.
tcp The time OF shipment Should
be specified either by naming the er.
act date ON or before which shipment
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GREEN FOOD FOR FOWLS.

- II In, very ,sHss ~ @s.s a. 4sw :
fats In the basement 10 rHise
green food far the chickens be-
fore II In time for the early
spring graas GA the vacant las.
Oats. wheat rye. barley. corn
or other greens may easily
enough be prcduced In quick
succession. by planting a few
days apart. . stand Of the green
feed two or three inches In
height may be had. Ey using
judgment. fresh 1as ~ gr~cn
food may te had for the poultry
every few dsys After the green
tops have heea desaussd s-eisHs,
set In a reasonably Ugh, pM e
and have another crnp within q
few days
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EPF~esFsa W tss unstss ssssss iss,sssssss
" AgssgatpFsl
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GRO aE CONTINUED
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-02-02
AUDITORS NOTICE.

For the purpose Of taking tax re-
turns for the year 1922 the auditor
office will be open from January End
to February 10th, inclusive. All real
estate must be returned giving num-
Der of acres, number of buildings, To-
cation by township, school district
and assessed value there on.
Parties owning land and refusing
or neglecting to return will be assess
ed and penalty, as required by law,
will be added for failure to return.
Personal property Of every kind and
description must be returned giving
number and value of same. Automo-
biles, MOTORCYCLES, bicycles, ETC., comes
under the head of personal property
and returned as such. Give name,
year and model of automobiles. After
the 10th day of February 1922, a pen
atty Of 500 will be added for failure
to return in accordance with the law
in such cases.
Make your returns in the auditors
office.
J.J. B. MONTGOMERY.
Auditor Williamsburg county.
12-22-D 3-1e-22.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT
ED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CAROLINA. IN
BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter OF Philip Heplef OF
Gourdins, in the County Of Will
liamsburg and district aforesaid, j
bankrupt.
To the creditors of said bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that IN the
26th day of January, 1922, the above
named was duly adjudged bankrupt;
and that the first meeting OF his
creditors will be held at the office
of Lee G. Shuler, Kingstrae, S: G., on
the 9Th day of February, 1922, at
IL o'clock noon, at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bus
mess as may properly come before
said meeting. At this meeting will
also, be considered the sale Of the
stock of merchandise and other per-
sonal property Of the bankrupt, with
out further notice to creditors. Claims
must be filed in the manner prescrib-
ed by the rules of the supreme court
for filing of claims in bankruptcy.
Florence, S. c., January %, 1922.
ROBERT ]. KIRK,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg.
In Re Kingstree Swamp Drainage
District. "
Notice is hereby given, that pur-
suant to an order signed by the Hon.
orable ]. D. Britton, Clerk Of Court
of Common Pleas of williamsburg
county on the goth day Of January
1922, an election will be- held in the
Kingstree Swamp Drainage District
on Saturday; the 4th day of February,
1922, at John Cokef's store and at
]. C. .Young's farm store, to elect
three Drainage Commissioners for the
said drainage district.
The following are the rules under
which the election is ordered to be
held:
ANY person may vote who is land
owner in the said district.
All candidates must file their pledge
with the Clerk of Court Of Williams
burg county, S. c., at his office in
Kingstree, S. c., not later than jan
uary 31st, 1922. The names of those
who do not file their pledges by this
time will not be placed on the ballots
The poles shall be open at eight (8)
o'clock a. m. on Saturday, February
4th, 1922, and shall remain open
until four (4) o'clock p. m. on
the said day. Immediately thereaft-
er, the managers shall proceed to
open the ballot boxes and count and
tabulate the votes received by eacn
candidate.
The returns of the election must
be filed with the C'trk of Court OF
Williamsburg county, S. c.. not later
than twelve (12) o'clock noon on Tues
day following the election.
The following are the managers OF
the said election-poling place: John
Coker's store, J. N. Coker, chairman
]. M. Mckenzie and Harmon Nc
Kenzie.
Polling place: ]. C. Young's farm
store, w. A. Fitch, chairman, E. R.
Lewis and T. M. L. Coker.
j. D. BRITTON,
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas fol
Williamsburg county, S. C.
1861.
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and the plants are moist. This prac-
tically means making only night ap-
r'ications.
Use about 5 to pounds of calcium
arsenate per acre for each application
Start poisoning when the weevils
have punctured from 10 to Is pei
cent of the squares.
Keep your cotton thoroughly busted
until the weevils are under control
This usually means about three ap-
plications at the rate of one every
four days.
Then stop poisoning until the wee
wills again become abundant.
If the weevils become abundant
early enough to injure your young
bolls, make one or two more applica-
tions late in the season.
If YOU have a heavy rain within
q hours after rusefng, repeat this
application Immediately.
Do not expect to eradicate the wee
wis. Poisoning merely controls them
sufficiently to permit full crop OF
cotton and you can always find wee
wills in the successfully poisoned field
Keep your cotton acreage low and
do everything possible to increase
your yield per acre, as it costs just
as much to poison one-quarter bale
per acre cotton as bale per acre cotton
Always leave an occasional portion
of a cut imprisoned for comparison
with the adjoining poisoned tract
This will show how much you have
increased your yield by poisoning.
If you are considering poisoning
write the Delta Laboratory at Tallu-
|lah, La, for more detailed informa-
ton; also ask the advice Of your
county agent.
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NOTICE OF TAX SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of williamsburg.

County OF Williamsburg.
Take notice. that under and by vir-
tue of sundry tax executions hereto
fore issued by R. B. Smith, treasurer
Of Williamsburg county, against de-
faulting tax payers of said county
directed to me and requiring and COM
manding me to levy the same by dis
tress and sale of so much Of the de-
faulting tax payers estate, real OF
personal or both, as may be sufficient
to satisfy the taxes, state, school,
county and special of such defaulters
and under and by virtue of the stat
utes and0aws Ct the State of South
Carolina thereunto authorizing and
directing me-. l, H. S. Gamble, sheriff
of Williamsburg county, have levied
upon and will sell to the highest bid.
der for cash before the courthouse
door in Kingstree, South Carolina.
between the legal hours of sale, on
the first Monday in February, 1922
said month, the following described
tracts of land located in the County OF
Williamsburg, and State aforesaid
to-wit:
l. All that certain piece, parcel OF
tract of land lying and being in Laws
township, containing twenty (20)
acres more ii less, bounded as follows;
North and East by lands of Charlie
Green, West by Burgess Pediford
South by Anderson; being lands re-
turned by James Williams.
2. All that certain piece, parcel o,
tract of land lying and being in Hope
township, containing eleven (11) acres
more or less, bounded as follows
North by lands Of E. j. McCullum
East by Anderson Keels, South by
Thomas Keels, West by T. ]. Hogan:
being lands returned by Est. S. j.
Keels.
8. All that certain piece, parcels
or lots of land lying and being in the
town Of Kingstree, measuring 80 feet
front and running back 100 feet
bounded as follows: North by lots OF
Stackley, East by J. M. Clyde, West
by lots formerly Kellahan, South BY
Mill street of the town Of Kingstree
being lots returned by Clearance Ais
brook.
a. All that certain piece, parcels
or lots of land lying and being in the
town of Kingstree, containing two(zJ
lots and bounded as follows: Describ'
ed on a plat on Riverside as lots
number IL and AZ, this the property
of E. L. McCutchen and was purchas'
ed by him from Earnest Jackson
Blakely in 1912, and returned by E
L. McCutchen.
5. ALI that certain piece, parcel OF
tract Of land lying and being In Min
go township, containing fifty (5C)
acres, more or less, and bounded as
follows: North and West by ]. c
Kellahan, South by J. C.. Kellahan
East by Barrineau, said lands being
the same returned by Estate Henry
Lessene.
n. s.. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of Williamsburg county