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<3 6 Some Whitewash Formulas. ? In response to several inqui ries, we give herewith two white- B wash formulas recommended bv I the Uoi'ed S ates Department of Agriculture: For the outside: To half a | bucketful of unslaked lime add two handtuls of common salt, ? and soft soap at the rate of one pound to fitteen gallons of wash. Slake slowly, stirring all ot the time. This quantity makes two bncketiuls of very adhesive wash, which is not affected by i rain. For the inside: Slake lime with water and add sutlicieul skim-milk to bring to the consistency of cream. To each gal-! IaH Q/i/1 /\nA /\it r\ t oftU r? %-* 1 V>u> nviu yuo V U VI OQlb OiiU two ouDces of brown sugar dissolved in water. The germicidal ^ value cf these two recipes may be increased by adding three- fol fourths of a pound of chloride ot lime to every thirty gallons ol wash. A good whitewash which will j not rub off easily is made as follows: Slake a half bushel of lime in ?! boiling water, keeping it just covered during the process b jdj Strain and add a peck ot sail dissolved in warm water. Mixi * thoroughly, let stand tor several days, heating it when ready t<> apply- iru For outside work a good wash tif is made by slaking a half bushel Sr of lime in boiling water and a^ straining. Add to this 2 pounds sa sulphate of zinc and 1 pound salt dissolved in water. < Another wash which 16 said lo L last almost as well as paint, is rp this: Slake in boiling water 1-2! bushel of lime, strain, and add 2 1 pounds sulphate of zinc, 1 pound an common salt, 1-2 pound whiting. fa. Mix to proper consistency and f0] apply hot. For chicken houses, stables,. or any place where a disinfectant j is needed, it is advisable to add 1 ^7 carbolic acid to the w hitewash.! A very simple solution is made i ? i bei vy siaajug lue nme id noi waier i ,p, and adding a tiuid ouuce ot crude | carbolic acid to every three gal- ? Ions ot the wash. Apply hot. I When cracks are to be tilled, 11=e _ a fpray pump for putting on the ^ $ mi tew ash. ?? ? g Negro Attempts Assault Near ) Raleigh. ' fei Raleigh, N. C.. special in Charlotte Observer, June 17: ^ David Curtis, colored, a resident ot Oberlin village and employed r in building the dam at the Raleigh Country Club, is in the s'a- ; H tionhouse charged with attempt- j ed telonious assault on Annie Curtis, white, aged 14, ot West en, Raleigh. She charges him with Wt rushing upon her while she was ex< looking after some cows in a pasture at 6:30 this morning near j West Raleigh. The case was ^ not reported to the police nnt.l! ? about noon. She says the man picked her up bodily and starte 1 i . - i uj carry ner nun me woods. but stopped because of her screams j I: and those of her little brother I W is il Her identification 19 not positive. M She thinks Curtis i* he assail- iall ant. gee Kershaw County Farmer's Dwell- 1 ing Struck by Lightning. Kershaw Era : The home of Mr. Wni. J. Drnkeford, wholive? _ 1 AL . . 1 1 T\ L^i * at trie oia uraneioru place in the Cantey section, was struck by 11 lightning Saturday afternoon, fl The p.az/a and one room wer^ badly torn up and Mr. Drake- -A ford was pretty badly chocked, having remained un-- ?n?cinug tori about an hour. ? t *'] Send your Job Printing to The News Office. s / : THE LANCASTI M ARE S NOT Coming around to Notions no1 ur other departments, now we w; ig ones, The Live Store presents i Everybody has "notions" of coi ;ten, and we repeat, that all thing ladies' Ladi< n n. 1~^~? O laj. unn. uiuvco V^UilclI" Ol To Clasp, all silk gloves with 11 / laranteed linger tips. In beau- OL I j\ 'ul shades of old rose, green, H ~ ay, brown, tan, cream and blue., so .black and white, the most White pearl c tisfactory glove for summer in several heigh iar and a splendid value.50c pr dainty finish to and are so satisf ladies' Lisle and . "TRYUNE" C nread tiloves silk covered, rust They are in tan, brown, black NON-RUSTAI d white. Good quality lisle and for collars, girdli st colors. A very good glove r 25c the pr. ; Pearl Bui ladies' Summer , Pure whlte l] large sizes, suital height Kid Gloves coats and skirts, A new stock ready in all the st colors, also black and white. iose who prefer kid to either k or lisle will find just the right *les in this assortment . . $1. pr. -DllttOIlS m for the dainty lii ^adieS white only [emstitcked Hdkf Pearl Bui Seldom is the opportunity of- various siz *ed to secure real linen ?the assortment. Yoi 3er quality?hemstitched hand- buttons on your rchiefs at 5c each. mer. the more st adies' Extra Fine %'rfect peari * 1 1 1 /* .anaKercmeis sizes, not quite sc rhese are of extra quality lin- ?om? 5 ( hemstitched and embroidered. ^ne Pear^ * ill worth the price, too, as an Agate buttons, amination will prove 10 and 25c .. )ur Men's Wear Depart] lointf things <>n the rush now-a-days. Von oufthl to . how tin " a l>r?-tty lively |>a< e and all over the town and county, i e< ausc?th V <?ood. snappy and indi\idual! nd. we can say the same thintr about the Shirts?eooi ioPkin?? an s in the nttwcsl and best fabrics. And the t ndcrwear. otto the Neckwear, both silk and washable. And the I ten < ollar IEATH - J< Lancaster's : : :: :: \ i " I zR NEWS. JUNE 19. I9Q9 QUE MICH1 ION VDIIIF! w! Been telling you all along at ant to emphasis the fact that in matchless assortments and equallj urse, but then, everybody needs 01 s considered, the Live Store is the 3s' Some ipporters Wonderful Button :iAL SPECIALS p ? i ;ollar supporters Gilt buttons for timming 5 doz ts. They give a Dull Ivory Buttons.. .5c dozen the lace collar, ,Sma11 Covered Buttons in al ?. ? . OA colors 5c dozer a o y oo. ^ c Large covered buttons foi 25c a set. dress and suit trimming. 20c doz ollar supporters, R u ; proof, set... 5c. 1LE featherbone, lf y?u need a new one> we hav< v i a very g??d assortment to offer ir es, etc Yard 10c. ap wanted shades. 25 and 50c ttons Children's Belts Patent Leather belts in black earl buttons in red, white; good values at .. . 10c ole for trimming Extra wide patent leather belt* the dozen.. 25c. ^or children 15 and 25c iet Tapes and Featherstitch Braids igerie waists; in All widths of linen Tape 5c pc inn A Featherstitch Braid in whit< and colors 5c piece 12 yard piece bias seam tape ir ttons cambric and lawn, all widths piece 10 cents, es. A beautiful Dainty patterns of feather i know the more stiteh braid- %vhite an<1 co,ors 10c frock this sum- Silkateen \rlioVi on/1 i into .... . .... J'"3" "1,v" -f-w wmte and a!! colors, .spool 5c 10c doz. . buttons in all P?!*!*! LllStcl ) fine as the fore- Warranted fast colors; two cents the dozen. skeins for 5 cents mttons.. . lc doz. Darning Cotton for underwear Black, white and tan; 2 spools 5 cents the card. for 5 cents Low Shoe ment A si - an- t!.?ing. Qur low shoes especially?for p Stj Art Kspec* the best and lar^es assortment i rooi-uieiiny nfgii- Stylish Patent Leathers. Oxforc i mid !! sierv. Reasonably priced, too, ?Pi?Mi IfUIIIH ??? WWB?? 3NES COI :: :: Live : : :: : . - ' I?- *'WT v -v J v J* . *\ .. y/JVV V'- V^v. ** ?v '* *f\ ry good t I ? ft * out the good values in "little things" as well as r matchless values: ur kind of notions right best place to get them. ??? Pins l And Hairpins | Large polished bone hair pins; 3 to card 5 cents. Medium sized hair pins, best ? quality 10c a box. j Assorted wire hair pins 5c cab. 1 Good pins; three papers for 5c. r 4 11 _ / - * ? aii sizes saiety pins, black and white .... dozen 5c ? Large dull head mourning pins, ' package 5 cents. 1 i Good Strong Webbing 9 for knickerbocker suits, etc. black and white 5c yard. Dress Shields ^ Washable Dress Shields 12 cts 1 3 Washable dress shields 20c and 25c. Hose ? Supporters Foster hose snnnorters for I ) ladies, in all colors 5c pair. Velvet Grip, strong and durable hose supporters; all colors 25c pr. . Children's hose supporters, with * ? ? velvet grip, black and white. 15c. Lre Popular Men, Women and Children. We have in town. In tans, in Gun Metals and s Is, Pumps and Dainty Little Sandals i VIP A NY :: :: Store" J i , . j