The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 18, 1906, Page 7, Image 7
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For the next
millinery and clo
cost you anywhci
ing cash for satin
your talking mac
Rcmcm
and for only the
chines, and you
i\ ?_rii i ? *
mcy win oe sola
35c for
These records
selling the recorc
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hma
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^ow to Raise iTine Water
melons.
Southern Cultivator.
I would like to tell Mr. B. V.
of Timmonsville, S O., and a)
other farmers, how 1 make tin
largest and finest watermelons I
ever saw. 1 lay otr rows 0x9 fee
each way, put two shovels full o
some weak compost to each hill
four puarts cottonseed and om
good handful of some high grad<
fertilizer. Be sure to scatter it ai
least four or five feet over tin
hill to prevent its burning, thei
run a four or five inch null tnngm
plow through it twice, then take
a Dixie plow and break the lam
as deep as you can, and follov
with tne bull tongue in ever>
Dixie furrow as deep as you cai
to subsoil ; when you get hull
J ? ? ? ? ?
done inarK your mils r>y runninj
across lightly, then finish break
ing your land with Dixie an(
suhsoiler. Land should have a lo
of grass or peavine to keep il
mellow. When you plant tlx
melons take a hoe and level tin
land about the hill and sticl
three or four seed with sharp etu
down one inch deep; when thei
come up and need work, hoi
around lightly and always teni
"?ary shallow, and don't leave bul
one or two vines in the bill, am
j~ be sure to never work when tin
ground is wet or when the dew ii
Von the vine. Mr. Editor, this in in
Ihlvertiaement, but 1 wiah to aa}
I have u few pounda of the tinea
melon need I ever saw that originated
here on mv farm twelve
veara ago, and 1 have kept then
pure by not planting any otheri
With or about them. I am sure .
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; sixty days wc arc going to g
thing one of the famous Stan
re $12.00, but we are going to
e, and ask for your coupon ; \
:hine absolutely FREE.
ber this Offe
purchases made in the depart
can get none or as many as y<
to you for
the Small Rec
cost you extra any where you
Is to you. Remember, for Ci
mmwk
made a car load on half an acre
last year that averaged 45 or 50 h
pounds A friend of mine shipped
a carload to Chattanooga, Tenn., j,
U II r) tlm man I. ~ ~ -1 J
viiv. lunu no niii|ipou hj naiu ^
it was the finest and best load of
| melons thar ever went to Chattanooga.
It's no trouble to make
ft
i I them weigh 60 poundR and I
j have never seen a finer llavoreb
j- melon. 1 wish to send everyone of 01
your subscribers a few seed and
' evervone that will send me a
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a self addressed envelope and two
? 2 cent tamps, I will send them a
_ few seed of. I think, the best seed
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4 in the world, and I think every ,.j
one that gets them will thing so, iu
3 too. d
Wishing you and all the read- j,,
I ers of the Cultivator a happy and |>l
f prosperous New Year. I am, ,l*
r Yours trulv,
i G. W, N. n
1 I 'on
t ! Jesup, Ga.
z I lit
. I Household Hints.
1
To make discuits 1 itrlit?drench
with gasoline mid ignite before
serving.
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c How to keep servants?chloro- L
j form them ancl lock in the eel
j lar.
9 Quickest wav to get rid of pod
I dlers?bnv'idl thev Iihvp.
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? How to remove frmt stains
i i t'1
II from linen ? use scissors.
a To koep rats out of the pantry x"i
* ?place all food in the cellar.
3 To entertain women visitors?
{ lot them inspect ft'l your private
papers. ft
To entertain more visitors? ?
^ feed the brutes. 01
i To keep children at home? l.
L lock up their clothes.
ive everybody who pur
dard Talking Machine
give them away to o
vhen you have gotten ;
r fnr f
merits above mentione
3U want. We have a
:ords and (
i should buy a talking
\SH only, and lor sixt;
Yanrc fa i <
JL O nil I
mmm
To keep hubby at home?hi
is toupee.
In order to prevent accidei
i the kitchen?fill the kerose
an with water.
To test the freshness of eg
-drop them on some hard si
ice.
To propitiate the janitor?
tn't be done.?Smart Set.
A PIANO OR ORGAN
FOR YOU.
To tlio hetul of over* family wlio is i
itious t<>r tli?* future and education of
liidren, we have a Special Propositioi
tike.
No Article in the ho.tie shows the i
slice of culture that does a Piano or
in No accomplishment gives as nu
leasr.ro or is of as (great value in after
i the knowledge of music and the abi
play well.
Our Small Payment Plan makes them
rshipofa high grade Piano or Orj
sy.
Just a few dollaiH down and a small p
ent each month or quarterly or se:
innally and the instrument is joins.
Write us today for Catalogues and <
pecial Proposition ot Kasy Payments.
Address,
MALONES MUSIC HOUSE.
Columbia. S. C.
ANCASTEft & CHESTI
RAILWAY COMPANY
SCI1KDUL.K IN EPKKCT MAY UK. UM
UAlli) KAUKl'T SUNDA"
W BsTltOUN I>
if Lancaster 'I .'{fi a m 3 15 |
if Kort Lawn... S IV 11 m I 15 i
ir liattcomvllle 0 >0 n m 1 30 j
l' Kichlnirt: 7 "5 a in Mb |
r' 'Hester 7 30 a in I H j
r I harlotte?Sou. Hy... 1* bb a in 7 Oil ]
r Columbia?Sou Kv Hi 15 a m
KASTIIOIJND
ir Coliininiu- Sou. Hy B u6 am 3 to i
i' i harlot to-- Sou. Itv B Ob a m B 00 i
if Chester ...till in H l"> |
i' Klcliburi; 9 10 a in H 30 i
v IIUKi'omvillc 0 50am 8 45 j
v Kort La'^n 10 Ofl am 8 bB |
l.ancinter 10 30 a in 0 lb |
CONNKCTIONS
HKSTKR? Soutborn, Seaboard, and Ca
Una Si. North-Western Railways.
ANCASTKR?Southern Railway.
A. I . McIjURK, Superintended
LKROY SPRINGS, President
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3ESIW?
chases from us $35.00 in dry goods, notions,
s. These graphaphones or talking machines
111* customers. You make your purchase, payas
much as $35.00 worth bring them in and get
'ash Purchases Only j
d. We have the records that go with the malist
of the various songs, band music, etc., and
)0c for the Large Ones
machine, so we make nothing back on you by
y days.
lifully, j
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AILEY BROS.' Cock-Spur plug tobacco
puts all competition to flight. because it
v,?- PR31 has all the sweetness, flavor and strength
<?!> lEga&i of the best tobacco grown in the world's
greatest nature-favored section. Chew Cock-Spur.
aymi
n No better tobaccos made ?g
V B than those manufactured by
5iir s&l Bailey Bros., Winston-SaB*
lem, N. C. Not in a Trust ? ^
For Sale by BENNETT GROCERY CO.
| First National Bank I
? JJ m In tin ?e day* of keen o inpetilion, tlm success of a hunk may he said I >
, n V depend primarily upon the lih-rality of trout i.ent uccorded iIr depositors. V
j_n a lierogni/.iog this fact, Tilli FI1IST NATIONAL B\NK of LuncARtcr, m
i>~i> V grants us generous terms as an-consistent with modern conservative hank- ft
C "'k'. anil the result has been a continuous and l ipid growth in business M
m and resources m
2JL IVo want and invite an account from every individual, tlrni and cnrpo- X
D" ft ration in Lancaster County. Interest at the rate of I per cent paid on jft
o it ^ time deposits. m
II i CHAS 0 JONES, Pres't. E. M. CROXTON, Cashier. I
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