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COUNTY AGENT ADVISES than sot
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Let me urge you again to select come ir
your Heed corn in the held this fall. (.ounlv
Do this now while the supply is v>|tj, yo
greatest. It will mean greater yields
and greater profits from your crop
in 1918. Many farmers spend money
for "Hail Insurance." That is protection
against nature. Will you
not spend a little time in securing tmtm
protection against a poor stand and : I H|
weakly barren stands. A few hours j
spent in this way during the next'
two weeks will give you this protec- J
tion against your own carelessness. I
The average Lancaster county far- Pain
mer can Inrrpoon hio nrvrn ..I/.I.I 1 r. !
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to 25 per cent by using better seed. "Ther
Of 18-1
Nubbins of Truth 011 See<l torn accordi
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Selection. lifts of
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If you have ever been caught in. n," y<j
the spring without a supply of corn | r"
that was fit for seed, do not be sr fails
caught that way again. The best \
Insurance is to gather your own
seed at ripening time this fall when t
the best quality Js most plentiful. I
Pick the seed by hand in the field
from the most productive stalks. S
"If you plant corn from stalks / y 1/
that have suckers, that Is what you I
win raise. L.iKe oegers like. Select II j V
your seed corn from the stalk as It I/?
stands, so you will know Its parent- | \\j
"Short, thick, storm-proof stalks
with ears that grow low are the
right kind for the Southern States. Oom't
Get your seed from such stalks he- Then
cause slender, top-heavy stalks are througi
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likely to mean losses. Accept
"Seed ears from the best produc- 1
Ing stalks in the field produces more live hei
than seed ears apparently as good, work* c
but gathered without considering the magic,
corn
productiveness of the parent stalk, skin, ai
The place to select seed corn la In happen'
the field, not In the crop; the time to _ o?t i
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select is as soon as it is mature, not no mor<
at husking time. *oVr
"Take seed corn from the beat sold 1
producing stalks as they stand thick ed as tfc
in tke field. Such seed Is more like- by Lam
Mac key
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rest prices, as we ai
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FOR THE POl
LANCA,
d which comes from a stalk ItKOINS
tooil alone and did not suffer
e crowding of its neighbor. Xew Serial St?i
ear on the stalk is worth a lawn
rom the crib, when it comes
:ing seed corn. On a produc- A new serial
Ik you know its parentage: The News beg
e bin it may look good but tober 15th. T1
orthles* mongrel as far as "Contraban
lue is concerned." story combined
u want a demonstration in war. It starts
1 on your own farm, you the great war,
range for your neighbors to a big speculate
> for a field meeting. The per pool, suppl
agent will be glad to meet splendid story,
u. almost entirely
Yours for service, i first on the p
R. W. ORAEBKR. jCopper King, t
County Agent. lor, filled with (
j tempting to ru
" ' the sinking of
P J ? tion passes to
b tna 01 ship',aden wi|
Your Corns 2r.th.et"
. A _ young woman
Stops at Once?Corn Lifts ......
iiitMiiiua unxu
Off Clean. I ,|f.nth ship togt
(i is nothing in the world like | cession of thri
t" for corns. Just apply it
ng to directions, the pain perilous advenl
it once and then the corn p-rri?h can te
r as clean as a whistle. No ] ' ariisn o.in te
o bother, no danger. "Gets- , an,i read our I
m know, is safe. Millions ,
sed it, more than all other The first insl
medics combined, and It nev- [ Tuesday. Octob
tails as to prl
Waste Time "Hollering." nn.i r,,iPS for e
Gets-It" New.. 1 an<1 rUle8 IOF 1
i Is no need for you to go l? anticipated f
\ another day of corn agony.
* sure you set -(lets-It." _ _u
nothing else, for remember,
s positively nothing else as unHVM HURT!
"Gets-It" never Irritates the HUKK
h, never makes the toe sore. To make the
ran go about as usual with . . . ?
ir play, while "Oets-It," the troubles, buy a
does all the. work. Then the if you Prefer
>els right off like a banana ,
nd leaves the toe as smooth pound of hog la
n-free as your palm Never WRn* ? salve ant
sd before, did It? floras not. want a ?a've an?
% bottle of "Oets-Tt' today Farrls Healing
ny drug store, you need pay . . . .
e than 26e, or sent on receipt can t be beat D
j^by B7. Lawrence * Co. Chi- ment made. Al
n Lancaster and recommend- ?? 'ull
le world's best corn remedy Parrie Healing 1
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BOASTER NEWS FRIDAY, QQT. 12. 1917.
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and Get Fir
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STERS FASTEST GROSTORE
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story will appear in: ^ cj
inning Tuesday, Oc-1 I.iklng Is Easy.
le name of this story. Hoston Transcript. J
d." This is a love' Diner?I'd like a juicy, tender V)
with the present 8,eak- medium done, with a lump of hi
with the outbreak of ,in<> ')U*,or on top. ai
and the attempt by Waiter?That would he very nice. T
ir to organize a cop- 8'1"- And now what W"1 y?u have?
ies the motif for this ?
The scene is laid Impossible.
. J. ? u:_u Lnilisvillo ennrloi.-ln".?"<
"I" nir ll'Kil HHIS, " w"' ,v? avui uai.
rivate yacht of the "Now look pleasant and natural,"
han on a big freight- urKed the photographer. _
ontrahand of war at- "Can't be done," murmured the F<
n the blockade. With sl,tpr'H wife, who accompanied him.
this vessel the ac- looked pleasant he wouldn't
a gruesome death '0?!* natural."
th treasure and hor
Helped Home,
ne Robert Hollls en- *'r<>m the Capper's Weekly,
strange mysterious During the hot wave which passed
on board the "Es_ through Michigan a while ago, when
the two leave the the temperature registered 104 in
*ther, there is a sue- the shade, the people of Adrain were ?
lling situations and somewhat refreshed by the an- ^
:ures related as only nouncemcnt of the engagement of
11 them. Watch for Laura Freeze to Eugene Ice, both
"lew Serial. residents of Adrain.
(ailment is to appear .
er 15th' "Do you think the time is coming
CANE cHkek I Whft" th<? Kovernment wm comman- ~~
' ' deer all privately owned automo
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[ ui ion .
!reek township com- ,.T . ? .. . .. ,
, t , ,, ? . I don t know," replied the mel1
e e . at as ey s ancy,0jy motorist, "but If the goviyj
ovem f r . ernment wants to beat the aherlff to
offered In several de- ,? ... . ? . . ,, ?
mine It will have to hurry."
>ng them livestock.
crops, horticultural
>rk, pantry products, War Marriages,
bies, flowers and ed- "Society may well be concerned te
with the number of hastily planned ?
nent of the fair has marriages that are taking place as
lum list, giving de- ? result of young men joining the
ses and departments army," says the Des Moines Capintries.
A good time tal- "In many Instances these mar- pa
or all who attend. rlages add to the list of dependents C.
which society will be responsible for re
Iili4, SCRATCHES, the duration of the war. The ro- ui
4, SCREW WORMS, mance of war is recognized. It has h<
best cure for such its evil as well as its good side, ar
pint of linseed oil. Young girls are swept away by the <ji
a healing oil, or a excitement and the thrill of the unl- in
rd or vaseline If you form and the training camp. They de
1 add a 60c bottle of lose their better judgment and con_ C(
Remedy. It simply sent to marriage. The beat preven- nc
y any salve or llnl-jtive in this case is wise counsel cli
(i<i ?ee wnat you set i from older beads. Parents are the re
r not orer 80 cents. | ones to give it but friends oan assist.
Elemedy is sold by us Possibly a national moremeot to
ack Plan.?Adr. 'prolong the 'sweetheart days' would C.
18m i ssttts Co. | be advisable."
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>, Skirts, Coats and
lilips & Blakeneys
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st Choit
ER OUR DOO
4$h$H$M
Fuel Value of Wood*. +
Hickory, oak, beech, birch, hnrd male,
ash, elm, locust, long-leaf pine and ' ^
lerry have fairly high heat values, *
ad only one cord of seasoned wood
f those species Is required to equal pg
ae ton of coal. Hickory, of the non>slnous
woods, has the highest fuel Q(pCG
alue per unit volume of wood, and
as other advantages. It burns evenly
ad, as housewives say, holds the heat,
he ouk comes next, followed by
?ech, birch and maple.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
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[>K RJCNT?One five-horse farm; ^axes
four miles east of Kershaw on
Bethune road 85 acres good cotton
land open, and about same
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amount good for corn and oats. a(j(je j
One two-horse farm five miles cent f
from Kershaw for lease, three or
cent if
five years. Apply to D. M. Kirljley,
Kershaw, a. C., R. 4.
9l-2t-pd. po8es
___ ' For
rANTKD?8.000 pounds green 'Const!
salted hide, horse hides, also mule Ordiua
hides, goat and sheep hides. See'mills,
me before you sell. Capers Cau- mills,
then. Lancaster. S. C. I Bonds
89_4t-np. I Fnnd
1 1-4 i
AM STILL BUYING and will buy Money
for one more month all kinds For
scrap Iron, brass. rags, rubber, ship B
copper and etc. Morris 8chwartz, ship 3
Lancaster, S. C. 78-29t-nd. Towns
Creek
DB RUNT?One Five Room Cot- Spet
tage on North Main Street. Apply r|OU8 ,
to Mrs. Mary J. Mellow, Lancas- tricts
r, S. C. 87-tf-np. trlct8
dlstrlci
ABM IN IHTIiA TOR'S NOTICK. 27. SO
' distrlo
Notice is hereby given that all 7 8|x
irtles indebted to the estate of L. one-ha
Lazenby, deceased, are urgently jot jj
quested to make payment to the 3jt 33
idersigned at once, and all parties 49 ejg
tiding claims against said estate (io>
e requested to present the same, fit) r
ily Itemized and verified, address- Ail
g all communications to the un- ages o
rsigned care Lancaster Mercantile for a
yrapany, Lancaster, 8. C. This (83.00
>tice will be used as a bar to all and a
Urns not presented within the time ages 0
quired by law. for a 1
ROBERT B. MAC KEY, except
Administrator of the Estate of L.
Lamoby, deceased.
Dated Oct. 11, 1?17. 91-?t-Frl. fe-ti
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tOFESSIONAL CARUS
. J. KEr:i'K FUNDKItBURK,
Dental Surgeon.
Hours:
8:30 to 12:30 A. M.
2:00 to 6:00 P. M.
And by Appointment.
Office, 160.
Residence, 16.
)fflce over O. C. Hough.
TAX NOTICE.
i Are Payable from Octo15th,
1917, to March
15th, 1918.
nnaltv nf nna no. ??- ?"*
J |<cl LCUl Will UO
for January payment, two per
or February, and seven per
>r March.
levies for the different purare
as follows:
State purposes 8 1-2 mills,
tutional School Tax 3 mills,
,ry County purposes 4 1-2
Public Roads and Bridges t?
Interest on Past Indebtedness
1 mill, Interest and Sinking
on C. & C. Railroad Bonds
mills, Interest on Borrowed
1-2 mill. Total 24 3-4 mills,
payment of interest on Town.
onds: In Pleasant Hill Town-4
of 1 mill, in mil's Creek
hip 1 1-2 mills, and in Cane * i
Township 1 3-4 mills,
ial School Taxes for the vailstrlcts
are as follows: Dls6
and 13 two (2) mills, dls22
and 4 5 three (3) mills,
ts 1, 3. 4. 5. 9, 20, 21, 23, 26,
>, 47 and 48 four (4) mills,
ts 36 Ave (6) mills, district
(6) mills, district 14 six and
If (6 1-2) mills, districts 2,
, 12. 15. 17, 18, 19, 24, 25,
. 33. 34 *?> "
I _ , *M, to, 40 and
ht (8) mills, district 38 ten
mills, and district 40 eleven
nllls.
male citizens between the
f 21 and 36 years are liable
capitation tax of three
) dollars for road purpose^
II male citizens between the
f 21 and GO years are liable
?oll tax of one (91.00) dollar, j
those exempt by law. j
T. L. HILTON, I
County Treasurer. |