The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 23, 1907, Page 2, Image 2
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Agricultural I
Hens for "Winter Laying. H
Progressive Farmer.
To produce eggs in winter
time wo have to consider the
slock, the quarters or housing, ^
the teed, and the weather. 01
The 6took needs to he the best 0
obtainable. An ideal bird tor li
winter egg production is a pul t
let that is mature at about Nov- 1]
ember 1st, and is strong and vigorous
and of a good laying strain. lJ
Something depends upon the 1
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breed, but nnre on tup strain tn
the breed; also much depends w
upon a good, strong constitu- *
tiou and an abundance ol vigor. ''
These are esssential points, 1
To ?ct j)ullets of such birds 1
as Hocks, Wyandot tes, and 1
Orpingtons matured by i
November, it is necessary to Sl
hatch them in April. S uae ?ea- a
Sons many chicks mature quick ^
Jv and begin laying about Dec- 1J
ember 1st, but not as a rule. If s
a pullet does not commence to :i
1 0
lay before Christmas it is doubt 11
ful if she will begin mucti before; 1
March unless the weather is fav 11
orable. (1
Then, again, good yearling ?
hens tliat have moulted early u
are likely layers. The problem, a
how to get hens to moult early, '
is not entirely solved yet. No
doubt it has been noticed that
hens which sit and and bring out a
a brood of chicks from June 10th
to duly usually moult about the 11
time they are leaving their chicks, t'
Some hens that sit earlier als > "
moult early ; but as a rule they 1
begin to lay atter sitting and are t
rather inclined to late moulting,
liens over two years of ij;c ?re j
seldom good layers. Leghorns.,
Minorcas, etc., are sometimes i
.
good during their third and lourt.li, i
years; but generally speaking, y
the Kocks and such fowls are of j d
little or no use after the second ; i
vtMir. heinrr much inclined to he- c
come exoej5sivelyf.it. For sum-] t
mer egg production the light i
breeds and bite hatched pullets ot I
the heavier breeds are best. '(
Uncle Jo. |
Mecklenburg Co., N. C.
Time to Plant Bulbs.
Plant bulbs now. Scatter
them everywhere along the scrub ,
bery borders where they will
peep forth unexpectedly in the 1
spring: instead of looming up in;1
beds ot monstrous horror?great
sliir blotches ol color?in the
midst of whatjought to be an unbroken
sweep ot lawn.
The naturalizing crocus in t o
lawn, and see it the etleet is not
more plea-ing tnan any bed of
bulbs which you bave ever seen.
T?kn of them and
tling them on the lawn with a
wide sweep. Then proceed to
plant them where they have fallen,
and in the sprint; you will
have a display o. crocus prowinp
"wild". By the time the pra>s
is ready to cut, the tlower 'a i: 1 be I
pone, and mowing will not hurt
them. Let them alone; they
will increase and spread, and do
ot need attention.?T lie (Mr
cle.
We have secured thoagiuey for Orino
I.iuntivo Fruit Syrup, the dpw lnxa.ive
that nut ken the liver lively, purities (be
breath, cures headache nnd regulate* the
digestive oigan*. Cures chrooio ciDsepatiou
Ask us about it. Funderburk l'harluacy,
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THE LANCASTE
Department. I#
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low Mr. W. J. Holden Made
Two Bales on One Acre.
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Kershaw Era: Mr. W. J. Hoi p| f|
ftn made from a brag acre patch " 4
f cotton this year 3380 pounds
f seed cotton or two biles of :
nt cotton of the Texas Five
lock variety, averaging .above
ve hundred pounds each, and >
e expects to gather about fifty
ounds more ot seed cotton trom j
lie patch.
Mr. llolden began la>-t tall
dih the preparation of this land,
n December he broadcasted four
onds o: manure and plowed it
mder with a two-horse plow. 111
lie spring when he was ready to
>lant he opened his drills and
iut in them two loads of cotton
eed mixed with stable manure
nd twelve hundred pounds of .i
uano. Later he made two se
urate applications of nitrate ot
oda, us:ng 115 pounds in two :|
jiplicatio'is. Mr. llolden will
n ike more clear money farming
n that way than he can possibly
Hike by scattering the same
uanlitv ot fertilizers over three
r four limes as much land and
sing about three or four times
s much labor to cultivate the
iicroased amount of land.
He Fouglit at Gettysburg
Da* ill Parker, ot Frtyett , N. V.. who lost
to >t at (.ii'ttysbuig, writes: "Electric ltit
i> have done ine more good than any
le Hcine I ever look. For s. wr.il yearn 1
it 1 ntomacU tiouble, and pai<l out lunch
jone\ for medicine to little purpose, mill
I b in tnkiug Flcctrie Bittern I would
ol tike S~i to <"or what they have done tor
jo." ,(?r.?ud tonic tor female vc-aknessea.
Ireat alternative i.nrl body builder; sure
ore lor lauie back and weak kidn?ys.
riiavanteed by FonderburK Pharmacy.
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To Cure Hams.
If you want good, sweet meat
rv ihis way. Alter cutting up
our hams let thfem lie until next
lay. Use a clean cask to put!
hem in. Pour water enouch j
in to c '-vcr well, then draw oH !
lie water and add irood molasses -j
intil it is pleasant to drink.
Dissolve in a little hot water one
junce saltpeter for every twenty
pounds of meat and add to it.
Then carefully add fine salt and *"
stir until dissolved. When a
pot at o as larjze as an esie: will
float in it, pour it on the meat.
Keep it in a cool place from 8'
to 12 weeks, then remove trom
the Dickie and lav the rind side I
down lor lour days to drv. Mans;' :vi
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in an open smokehouse and <**
make a smoke of hickory or m:A
pie once or twice a day for a
week, and after that once a day j
for ten days. Wo have found j
March to he the best month to &
cure hams with smoke. Hams JL/
ured in thi-, way will keep tor a
vear or longer.?American Far
tiler. vv?
for mi
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A Hard Debt to Pay. * > (
I owe .1 debt of pratnnde that oan never I . f\l'
l da lof(' trrlteiG. & f'.liirk. of WmU ,. ,
del > I.iu ?, "for my r?scne from ?1?11?. I>> ,s> ,
t>r Kind's N> w Ih-eoverv. iJoth lungs w, rc v
. s.-rio ly i 1 th <U d? nth seem* I
imminent, when I commenced taking N?-w i
Dii wry. Th* onlnovi ?l r>. booking I urt)
I < >ugh 11;nt be lore the tir-t 1 -tt 1?? \*ns ?i1. > ftetjtl ,
and 1 w i nioi>' bottles made a c>mplet?' ' aarf14c
t<iir> ' Nothing bus ever equaled \? w I ^
Hi rely for coughs, cold* and all throat j j ?r.,,..
Kid !uvg complaints. Guaranted by Fun- I ^ ?,k?
lot lurk Pharmacy. 5? e aud $1.00. Trial!
| bottle free. '
The New Pure Food and Druo Law.
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We are pleased to announce that Foley's len's
Honey mid l ar tor coaghs, colds and lung (j .ieI
troubles is not affected by the National ly too
I Pure Food nnd|Dr(iK law as it contains no cured
opiates or other harmful drugs, and we re- j^st o
' commend it as a safe remedy for children '25c, al
and adults. Funderburk Pharmacy.
K NEWS, NOVEMBER 23, 1907.
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WE HAVE C
MBUBI
We are not respo]
in the price of cotton b
even lower than the pi
We are selling go<
any of our competitors t
reduce our stock before
Do not take our wc
from every other store i
the same goods for less
CALK
Just think of it, 1
Calico for 55c. Good
per yard today, we are
5 1-2C per yard.
' . DRESS
Our line of Dr(
complete ever offered
offering lor less than wl
CLOT
It is given up by
we have the Nicest L
olfered in Lancaster,
Competition.
our
Oi iv
Shoes, as Good
fJhpfl.nftr than the Ch
MILLi
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Don t fail to sec our 1 ii
Cloaks when you come to I
j OTHER E
We will give you a whc
Mattress and all lor only 2<
i Nice line Men's $1.00
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Nothions and Underwi
costs you nothing to look, ;
you are in our store.
If there ever was
Bargains that time is xS
Cottoi Mi I
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How's This?
offer <>ne iinniircil Dollars Reward J
\ r>t?' of Oatirrah that cannot bo ya
1 \ Hulls Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chen- ifl mTm n * <
.Y*.. Toledo, O. V I r| V P ;i
tl?o undersigned. li iv? known F. * 11AJ MJtx
ny for the lust 11 yearn, and belini
perfectly honorable in all bnsi- OA
r msactionn and financially aliU to i ^ ctt
cut any obligation!* made by bis } 1
Walling. K.unan A Marvin, f
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, (>. IvOcinS Til
I'h Catarrh Ctire is taken internally, Collcctic
direc tly upon the blood and mncone j w^d
s of the sjstew. Testimonials sent If 4 Per C<
l'r. e 71c per bottle, bold by all j DOUnded C
;ists. r
Hall's Family Fills for constipation i Your bll
j II the strong
A Significant Prayer. rfSSEm!!* A&Ha
iy the Lord help you to n aire Hack
trniea Salve known to all," writes J, _i r
ikins. ofrnapei Hill. N.o. It quick- Pneumonia 1
k the pain out of a felon for me and hot never follows tin
it in a wonderfully short time/ aflil Tar It stops i
n f.?rth for sores, hnrnauo l wound?. I ntr?,nK?"'*n? iu?- inu
; Fundc-rburk Pharmacy. 1 njoni?. Fumlcrburk
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UT PRICES
risible for the decline
ut have cut out prices
rice of cotton.
ads much cheaper than
>ecause we are going to
January ist, 1908.
3rd for it, but get prices
n town and we will give
money.
DOES - ' i jj
'-.i
;o yards of the Bost
s that are worth 7 l-2c
: selling at old prices
GOODS! |
3SS Goods the most
in Lancaster, we are
lolesale prices today.
HING III
kj ' r $
all our competitors that
ine of Clothing ever
and our prices Defy
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* , T :as
the Best, at prices
teapest.
NERY j ;i
ie of Millinery and Ladies'
;own.
BARGAINS x
)le Suit of rurniture, Spring
o.oo. Just thiuk of that.
-'"t?
Shirts for only 6()C.
ear, we have everything. It
*nd very little to buy, when
SJJ!
a time and season for
row and the place is
1 Store Co. 11"
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NK OF LANCASTER, Lancaster,^C. S
P1TAL $50,000.00. II
RPLUS $50,000.00. g|
lade on Real Estate, at reasonable rates. W(L
>ns given prompt and careful attention. AS
;nt Interest allowed on time deposits, com- w
very three months. ^
siness solicited. The oldest, the largest and Ij
Bank in Lancaster county*
:ollows a Cold This Is Worth Hememberlng
!? use of Foley's Honey no "ne 'H immnna, every person
the cough iiculH anil -dionM remember that Foley's Kidney C'nre
gs an.I prevents pneu- | W>H '"ire ony cane of kidney or bladder
Pharmacy. I trouble thai is not beyond the reach of
medicine. Funderburk Pharmacy.