The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 26, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricultural
About Terracing, and Rotation
for a Poor Farm.
Pro?reqsve Farmer.
Mr. C. S. C. wished to know
how to manage his t^rr ices so
that his rows c <u'd ho run
Ptraiph', and how to bring up
ltic hil Iv
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1. Terracing and straight
riiwa are prao'i -a! if you have
enMe slopes, and no1 lomding
hills, provided the grade is not
s'eep enough to ca <s ' va hirg
between terraces. 11 '^i "b >u4
January 1st, and bed on the iine
of your terrace. Couiiuue plow
ing until your bed is 15 f r-t
wide; repeat the plowing at in
tervals ol two weeks, leaving < 11'
two or throe furrovs on each
ou or edge, everv titneyou plow.
Continue to repeal until su 111cd
ntly high to bold ihe water of
heaviest rains. When finished the
crijst oi.your tetraco ought t<> be
at i' . st 6 to 10 ft-et wide.
2. Divide thai p or hilly
faira in three plots. Plan; cotton,
follow wilh corn. When you
plant tha> corn die last. Jme.
.sow at least one bushel peas per
acre (ore an?l a hall bushel* is
better.) A t' r your corn has
been harvested, and you can;
plow in whea', abou' one bushe!
per acre, or whatever hind of
grain will pay you bes'. Follow
the grain with a' least two boshels
of peas per acre. See what a
fine p'ace you have for your next
year's cotton crop Faitllu ly pursue
this plan an 1 your poor ' i lv
farm will soon become a rub one,
yielding t,v > ba'et co'toti pei
acre, 30 bushels of wh"af, and
40 to 50 budiel-i of corn.
J. W. Hall.
Wayne Co., N U.
The Effect of Trees and
.. w
ucrass upon tne Appearance
oi a Country Home.
This tall we will have occasion
to write several articles upon
the improvement ot < ur country
c immunities unci staying up????
cur farms inst<al ol renting
hem out a?d g :ng t > t \vn. W?will
give some ex nuples and illustrations
that should he < f interest
to ?U, hut jlift now > t t: o
opening of our fa 1 seaon, we
xv -h to say, ther t i*-nothing
whn h ad o ::i c'i 'o t!i a trac!ivene->
o < country nt ?m
ns shade tioos and gras-. Wee n
not have gieu; gmv s in frn.v of
our houses, tut every on- can |
have several *r< s and i p >t (.'!
Bermuda or Bltn* grars to i.'ih?pi
and <o . icro orl to thoii
homes. If you It ?ve the tivo.s ,.e
the gra1- . <> ?rn-s, set out,
the Tee?. A few trees well loci^
ted, a 1 ma'.i w (I'-soilded an
U :t w i. mid lv in .r>t) to 1<M)
per colli to the Hppearmc ?<l
y ti 1 onio. VY hi'e . vor a> VY ?d .-?.
i.i 11. 8 wo s \v a !) ' u i ul I
ll ri;C ( l)il lli I i>! IIIO. ' tilrtfi j
200 f<-'(?! 1 ( ir: ill- Mi d, lill ? : 1 )i j
y ri (f t; ;ts aud l>< uutiful w'ei*;
o i!<f , ( n t ie lett -He ui? t<> <1); 1
yar 1 was pacHoc. <>' unci!
tre s upon ivlrcli i <z cl tv.-<> oi J
tliroo be utifu O r ?;y c >wh. No;
j;e irl bn 1 a b ttor netting in iis |
Hiti^tiowily wr'ii<.lit j* ?W1 than'
th s 8C ni cave to this rural
In me. it i* no! are you rich ,
bu a:o w?u doin^ all you cm to
ii a>? your h me a'tractive??
Sou hem Cul iv it"r.
s
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THE LANCAt
Department
Do Not Gin Frost-Killed Cot- t<
ton at Once. a
v
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rrogressive banner.
I see a writer in the TimesDemocrat,
of Cbadotte, N. 0.,
...i> ? ... _i i "
IV >>13111;. mi llions ill HO' CI pi'01Ml ,.
c ifcton in the seed to ripen. Thai (
is :tll iiillt Ho a'so advi os (
when it is killed by fros' to havt
it j: lined immediately. I 1 eg (t
to d Her with hi hi here; tor when
' e
the ires', kill* th;* co't n the
v/at^r lii the lint dries oul
n
in*m-? 'i ?t< !y, and the lint is a'
j ? t,
i s 1 nh'est state. No, do not
' v
-in it. but store it :av y in th- f)
>eed. and the oiI will o< me nut
%)
ot the lint. Tliero is one kind
ol cotton 1 cninol s:i\' anything
it
I for, 'iiat is w at w o call dog I ii.
or the iast picking. cotton th>t
t
d d i ot mature The see 1 are ^
rotten a d have no oi! in thetn.
Ndith r lint nor seed i^ tit 'or
anything out manure.
J. A. W. *
Mecklenburg Co., :>. C.
tl
tils Dear Old Mother
My de ar old mother, who is now eighty xv
throe years old, thrives on Electric Bitters,"
writes XV. B. Branson, of Dublin,
Ga. "Sho has taken them for uhont two |^i
year* and oniovs nt> nvi.oll.ini
- "I'l'ruwj,
feels well and sleeps well " That's the ul
way Electric Hitlers ailect the aged, and
the same happy r? sails follow in all cases ^
ot female weakness and general nihility.
Weak, puny children too, are greatly
strengthened bv them. Guaranteed also kl
for stomach troubles, by b'uuderburk I'harmacy.
5tic P1
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J).; ytu lake The New.-? ei
SELLS V
Everything in Dry Goo
Ladies, Misses, CI
Mens' Un
Dress Goods.
A 1 <* ^ "
uur line or uress uoocls is
complete in every department, ti<
only a few quotations will be F
sufficient. w
2 Pes 50 in Brillianteen at
old price. 49c.
US
2 Pes Fine Black Dress goods
44 in wide the 1.50 grade our
price the yd. 98c qi
1500 yd. Extra Heavy 4-4 3 yd 1
10 pes Extra good quality 4-4 B
2500 yds full Standard Prints at
50 pes Fancy striped Plaid and :
years prices, only 10c.
50 pes Extra heavy Outings bou
this fall same as last years quality
Shoes ! Shoes ! !
Our two lines of Shoes, the 0
Sherwood Shoes for Ladies and i^'
p;
the Barry Shoes for Men areii
tb~ two best lines of foot-wear
r. vie One oair bought and
vor and you uiw \s want
In. . THEY T'j r-dTHEY lf
VV i 1A R. Wv. ~ui ;c < verything j1(
i cot-v.r you r- 1 for the L;
,. : ^ a;I,L? ?i-i ?
\ ! V. ? niiUiCii, Al l . T lauv, liOVF I
o CC
a d men. j\v
N' t'or >, Hot!; y, Gloves, Fascir
Mil ir v- a (i ? t ns Hats are all ir
to t- ,s d v. will prove to you
th iv ;.i his lii.3 for LESS.
A. J. BR
North Main St. Lancaster, S
5TER NttWS, OCTOBER 26, 1!
Chickens and Education.
Sometime since a woman said <
a the writer: "I was raised on
farm, my father was m man '
irho had no education and who
bought that his children did
tot need one either. At. the age
f six'eeu * change came over
r? V lif<i T W : I fi.it In lh;iril n iwl
now?I want'd to be a school
eacher. The principal of the
ligh seiiopl told me that if 1
vould ?o on, that in 'wo years 1
ould gel a second grade ceriili
;<t?f. But to no t.? the? high school
irould 'a;;e $10 worth ot books,
ny ta'her wo mid no1 put up the
uonpy and I q jit i-chool. In a
ear's tune I married and 1 am
untried to a man with jn t su di
pinion.-. 1 will have a hard
tnigglo to g t my' 'hr e itltle
iris educated."
Jus' supp >s%, i. yo i will, th .t
bis .id's father bad r u-iit ;
or up to understand poultry
ulture ; don't yon upp ?ae she I
(?uld have nought "hit ^$ 10
1
rorth <u boo1*9 li rseUV She
rould have taught lor two or (
nee years ana ih ui -ho would
jvo ntt^ac ed to herself a man C
ho would probably have had
) ) tnu"h business ability to x
eep her cooking and washing
i lies in tla *ir hotel. But llio
i ni in is game and will win u?
id educate her three girls. I
now oi a young man who is
iitting himelf tln< ugli college
ith the pr< li Ironi his chick
?s.?"Poultry Life."
it For Loss ]
^11 AT? j
ds, Notions, Shoes, j
lildren. Bovs and \l
dervvear. }
t
Plaid Suitings.
Are the seasons latest crea- I
ons. Listen to this 5 Pc 27 in '
leece back plaids and Fancies (
ell worth 25c our price 16 2-3 |
s yard. J
10 Pes Plaids 36 in wide the f
iual price per yd for these fj
x>ds 35c, our price 25cts. \
5 Pes all wool Plaids the 65c jj
lality our price the yd 49c.
lomespun at 7 l-2c. #
leach Domestic 10c. \i
unusually low price 6 1-2. j f
figured f lannelettes at last ?
ifi
ght in January and stored for t
and price 10c. r
Underwear. If
Wrights Health Underwear!I
>r Men and Boys. Full line of U
adies all wool undervest and j ^
nits to match.
25 Doz. Ladies heavy ribbed *
leeccd vests at only 25c.
25 Doz. Misses and children ?
jsls, pants and union suits 25c. 1
10 Doz. Ladies pants and vest ^
3c. 40 Doz. Mens pants and %
?st 48c. 5 Doz. Ladies extra \
i'dvy Flat vests at 48c. 5 doz f
adies union suits 48c. $
Our line of Underwear is it
implete, ask for what you >
ant, we have it. J
lators, Childrens wool caps, j
? good quantities here. Come! A
that Broom does sell every-j1
LOOM Co. '
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901.
NEW GOO
OLE
We were fortuna
orders for Fall Go
result is we are abl
most anything in
and Shoe line at p]
vance.
Our stock of merchandise is nev
you some prices on a few items to
5000 yds Outing at 5 7 1-2 and
1500 yds Heavy Weight Sheet in
1500 yds 3 yard Sheeting 7 1-2
25 pes Jeans Pants cloth at less
33 1-3 cts the yard.
We picked up a Job in Ladies'
$10.00 each, worth 50 per cent mo
We have the best line of Clothii
to $18.00 the suit.
When you go to make your Shoe
)ur line. We have got the goods ;
Ladies Fine Shoes from 75cts c
dose price holds good on Mens', B<
It will pay you to get our prices
vill lose money.
C" I B J.
runaerourK
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f
I GOOD SHOE"
i FALL J
I NE
^ bor men, ladies and c
^ are now handling in
: than ever before. We
^ here for the
t
j| W W r A WW WW. m mmm
? WALli-UV t
S*
1 for men. An intellige
y more and more to a hi
^ for security.?For inst
of a name is worth
Can the makers afford
f Shoe that would disen
y
y for your protection.
We have other good
J know we can save you
J ing for your entire fan
j son.
% We buy in large qi
^p.' vr r asu
? k / 1 \ / A V_v A X ? 1 I
We are ready with t
< Lancaster County,
d Come and examine.
I WILLIAM
V,
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I
DS
? PR IC.F ?
ite in placing our
ods early. The
e to sell you 'alike
Dry Goods
ractically no adv
and complete. We quote
verify our statement.
10 cts per yard,
g G cts per yard,
cts the yard,
than mill prices, 12 1-2 to
Long Coats from $5.00 to
re money. Don't miss these,
ig we ever carried, from $3.50
! purchases for the family see
and we guarantee the prices.
>n to the best made. Same
ays' and childrens'.
, if we don't sell you some one
Yours for close prices,
Company
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iOODS ?
WSTYLES 1
6
hildren which we
larger quantities il
arc sole agents ^
iR. SHOES I
nt public is looking y
g trade mark name ^
ance the reputation t
a million dollars, ^
to stamp it on any
*dit it? It stands ^
I
I brands, which we Js
money on, by buy- a|
lily's use this seai
an ti ties and pay
M
he largest line in y
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>urs truly, ftj
JfiHES CO.
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