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G "BIG BUSINESS" = APPLIED 10 EGGS? arc ! pci United States lias Largest I"' Hatchery in the World. the * ] wh MAMMOTH POULTRY PLANT *to in jl.| l'ai in at lloliiston, Ma>>*., Furnishes Kvaiuple ??r What Can l?e Done t ( With Poultry. ha I t he This is a day of "big business" and the It is as true in the poultry as in the nie manufacturing and commercial world, ma But few readers of The State are are aware that the largest hatchery in far tho world, with a capacity of incu- tor bating 1,000,000 eggs a year, is lo-'sca cated in the United States. It is a I ufa fact, and moreover, the parties who ant own this immense plant sold last year , to i 1000,000 day-old chicks. I the At Holliston, Mass., upon a j foo farm containing 150 acres, one of cul the finest in the State is where this j rail plant is located. White Plymouth ' imi Rocks will be used for breeding which | hoi speaks well for this grand represen- ! the tative of the best American owl that!que has ever been brought before the pay public. I lze This enlarged incubating farm is twe an outgrowth of one in Maine, which and will be continued as an adjunct to the ; ma! hatchery. To give this department two readers an idea of the immensity of the the plant, a few details are here and given. The incubating houses or eel- the lars as they are called, are each 34 oth feet by 127 feet, inside measurement, tire These two cellars contain three mam- the moth incubators each, the total ca- oth pacity being exactly 102.300 eggs at sta; one tlrr?. It is planned to run each ver incubator nine times a year in sue- and cssion on this basis. With the Maine will plant as an adjunct the number of .thir eggs incubated will reach over 1.000,- to ! 000, and the estimate is that 600n,0(>0 pen chcks will be produced each session, the; It is the belief of the proprietors that torn they will sell 300,000 day-old chicks j thai mis year, 11. is, nowever a pari o ine noi plan to sell 100,000 at 8 weeks of a Re. j > el( the remainder being saved for breed-1 abb ing stock, or as egg producers for dicr 1915. wat THE GROWING CHICKS. r,J Two brooder houses, 215 feet long j E by 15 1-2 feet wide, contain 20 pens, a g< 12 by 15 feet, to take care of the chi< growing chicks, or the laying stock not a house is now in use 24 0 feet long | A by 24 feet wide, divided into four t"ec< 60-foot sections, contains 500 laying I Rev hens to each ection. As 500 hens are of : too many to house together each 6 0- con foot section is subdivided into three thii 20 foot sections. Aattached to each ta^ 60-foot house and yards in front and in the rear that are 60 feet wide i and 200 feet long. For growing stock after they leave < the brooder house, are 100 colony i * houses. There is also a grain elevator with a holding capacity of 8.000 bushels of gran: a workhop, 22 by 36 ! feet, two stories high. throughly equipped and containing a 20-horse I power auto gas engine. Th grain de*i elevator has a seven-horse power en- the gine, while the entire farm is elec- ?coa! trically lighted by its own light plant, i 191 It is quite difficult to get the righ,t a<ln sort of eggs for hatching, for it must he remembered that quality aa well as lett< quantity is quite a consideration, but there are several other poultry farms Adn under lease that will contribute their El output toward filling up the incuba- J tion traps. A central egg plant with subsidiary breeding farms is the only j plan that admits of growing stock , I upon a scale commensurate with the | I L requirements of so large a hatchery. | It is needless to say that these East ern breeders are in th business for ' the money that is in it, therefore their i >olicy is to study all the conditions affecting the businsess and adopt their business to the condtions. For instance, people want day-old chicks, subsequent one, until at last discouragd and hearstiek. She is ready to j sell, loan or give away her machine, j and cry out the whole thing is a wretched, miserable failure. They are pletlful upon the market and will hatch successfully one or two seasons and then will become practically worthless. Cheap incubators are constructed of cheap material and are put together by chaeap labor and of course can not be relied upon to give satisfactory hatches season after season. As soon a? they become unreliable they are valuless, and eggs placed in them are a total loss. So it is unwise to take a risk with an inferior make because it is cheap, but one should buy a durable, efficient machine to do the very important work of incubating. BUY GOOD STUFF. It is at this season of the year that this department receives many inquiries that read about as follows: "Are Incubators hard to run?" They pre not hard to operate if you have a good one, but a box with a lamp hung t on one end is worthless. Of course, If one buys a cheap wagon it will give more trouble than a first class, well-made wagon purchased from Wonderful Cough Remedy. T>r Wine's New Dlarnvnrv la Ifnftitn everywhere as the remedy which wiM surely stop a cough or cold. D. f*. I.awson of FJldson, Tenn, writes: "Dr. King's New Discovery ;fs the most wonderful cougb, coW and in my store. It can't be beat. It sells without any trouble at all. It nods no guarantee." This Is true, throat an dlung medicine I ever sold because Dr. King's New Discovery will relieve the most obtstlnate of roughs and colds. Dung troubles quickly helped by Its use. You should keep a bottle In the houso at nil times for all the members of the family. 60c and $1.00. All druggists or by mail. H. E. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. I? ratiC ?I llfl II Ml. . s . THE LANCASTE lie reputable maker. So of incu- Notice of Electloi tches as a standard machine. Whereas, one-third of i not be expected to give as good holders and one-third of t tches as a standdard machine. residing in Riverside schc Whatever machine one buys he No. 7, in Lancaster count ist not expect to hatch every egg titioned the county board t in it. The 100 per cent, ratches tion to order an election tc > accidents. One may make a 08 whether or not a tax of r cent, hatch but the next one may mills shall be levied on a a 2 per cent. one. personal propery in said Don't buy a parlor ornament in school purposes. . > shape of an incubator. We hereby order fne elr Don't buy a single wall machine, held by the trustees of sail ether it runs by hot air or hot school district No. 7, on ck at all ages is growing rapidly February 12, at Riverside the Fast and as a matter of fact 'At which election only growing more general.in the South, tors us return real or peri Till? INCUBATOR WORKS. I prl>' for taxation and wl I their tax receipts and i \s will be readily seen by the certificates shall be allow>ve description of that big Eastern : The opening and closi Lchery, the rapid development or be the same as in all poutry industry depends upon Cctions. incubator, or rather the improve- i V. A. LING lit of the incubator. Increasing de- j. K. CONN nds for all kind of good products j j. CJ. RICH/ factors that but few Southern County Iloard v.f Ed mors seem to realize. Every winwe see eggs rising in prices and ? rcer at that. Now the hen man- Notice of Electloi ictures the finished products, egg whero;s. one-third of poultry flesh wtih less expense ho!(lers and one-third of t the country than Is Involved In roaldlnK in Cra|g8Ville No i production of many other staple diBtrlctB No. 8, ln Rancast ds. In other words of all agri- petitioned the count; tural industries that of pou try education to orders an elec sing is one of the most economical termlne whother or not a jortant position the incubator f f (4) n,8 phall pe u ds. especially upon the farm, for \ onal TOVct day has long past when a debated p nation was: "Does an incubator | We hprebv ordpr the ele upon the farm? One must real- held b the* truPteeB Gf sf that there is a great difference be- ylu scbool dlRtrict No. 8> en different makes of incubators February 14. at I that the use of the t-ndard scbool house kes will prove satisfactor Yet ' A which eloctlon only , ladies may buy two maci ..?es of a9 return roal or per? same capacity style and make. while one may he successful from ??? very start in operating it. 1^ er lady may make a complete failwith the first hatch, and every wwt* ? refore they sell day-oil chicks, | * er people want clilkchs at various lflf fl} ! p I f res of growth, therefore thy ad- f " glllv/ V/v tise and sell chicks 8 week old 1 gradually will extend until they I be in a position to supply evcrvig in the poultry line from an erg T II the pullet ready for the breeding l 1.1 1 111 Menv breeders are so afraid j v may unintentionally give a cus- ... icr what may develop into more , a his tnonev's worth that thev will sell a oird at all until it has de>ped to the stage where its probi quality as an adult is plainly in- , We have the most ited. But the custom of selling that is to be had on t fr' , . , ... . , please you. We wan ion t buy a machine with a single . . , ? ulating disc. amine our goods for t ion't buy an incubator without For Breakfast we < nod deep nursing chamber for the Meal, Corn Flakes, C :ks will need it. though you may Special. Shredded Wh< in above all don't buy upon the ages and almost any i 5mmeudation of a man who has are Complete, Apricot er owned or operated one. Plenty Dats, Figs, Raisins, s such men can be found in every Black BerrieB. they ai ltuunity and the most. sensible _,. . . lg to do Is if one has to hear him summer off the bush, a c upon the merino o- dem< -its of Whole Wheat Flour in or that make it at or.ee. When you want co brands are, ARAOON, HOUSE), LORD CAUV1 Subscribe for The News. the cheapest Bulk ro ! 6 pounds for one dolla Our Flour will plei Notice of Discharge. KIHiE, if you buy one i .'otice Is hereby given that the un- on flour. When you i Bigned will, as administrator of don't mind rushing It estate Of Charles A Rntt-opo Ha- ?? ?? *?> ? T\ C it&ito it iui Riiinwii .ed, ?? th?. J,*h {|ay of February, once and get busy and 4, make his final return as such llnlstrator and apply to the pro? court of I^incaster county for 17 1\^4r A Ill r;rs dl8mlssory. | \ I I \\ ?\ I | JAMES R. BOWERS. or. Estate of Charles A. Bowers, KBMEMBGR WE H.; deceased. an. 9th, 1914. 29-36-F mmm I illilillBllW?rfT In the morning when yon get up and find Wood or coal in the house, isn't it nice to just and just go to cooking. Now, life is short, w this country when it is in the reach of all. A the thing. Wicklessand valueless, nothing t< thing in one-half of the time. Try one. Sold Also take a peep at the Ideal Fireless Cooker hies will be over. Both have got to please yoi Yours for busiu J. B. MAC! ^fi-nriB ii.-i_.r- - - - - R NEWS, FEBRUARY 10, 1914. a. erty for taxtatlon and who exhibit ROY THRFF YF the free their tax receipts and registration iiilll-L. I L. he electors certillcates shall bo allowed to voto. QMHI/ITC D' >ol district. The opening and closing hours dlVIUlito ul y have pe- shall be the same as in all general of educa- elections. > determine V. A. LINGLE, iithrre?.^d! J: a RICHARDS. Connecticut Lad. I district for * County Board of Education. He Was a Yea T- A. O /-^l A. T1 rt ? fuses to S ftion io no juciiicaster go v/iiesttu xvy. v>u? [1 Riverside .Schedule In Affect Nov. 9 th. 1913. Thursday, Eastern Time. Waterbury, Conn.? i WESTBOUND puzzled over the case such olec- Lv. Lancaster 6:00a?3:lft| Jr., son of Mr. and M sonal prop- lv. Fort Lawn 6:30a?3:55j of 305 North Main stre 10 exhibit Lv. Bascomvilte G:47a?4:1Cm i years old smokes dai cstftratlon Lv. RIchburg 6:58a?4:30, Thn rhild uccnnllllg cd .o vote. .\r. Chester 7:40a. .5:1c; , iik hours EASTBOUND. f smoking sine goner;' rl- Lv Chester 9:30a?6:45; old and aH attempts t Lv. RIchburg 10:20a?7:27; the habit have failed. LE. Lv. Hi comville 10:31a?7:3S| I The physicians doc (IRS. ! 1.Fort Lawn 11:03a?7:5f>j never heard of a part (RDS, Ar. Lancaster 11:30a?8:251 sumption of more tha ucatlon. Connections?Chester, with South cigars a year is not I ern, ^eaboard and Carolina & North pigment, for in addl i. Fort*L*wn*wUh Seaboard Air Lin. a ,plpo and ci* the free Railway. ^ Tbo b?y 8 father '8 1 he electors Lancaster, with Southern Railway factory and ,. 1 school a. p. McLURE, Supt. :er county, > y board of For Frost Ilitea and Chapped Skin. :tion to de- For frost bitten ears, fingers and s* f V special tax toes; chapped hand and lips, chil- f ) J* ? F ivied on all blains, old sores, red and rough "5 \ * 9 ry in said skins, there is nothing to equal Buck- ( ' ;> a. len's Arnica Salve. Stops the pain ction to be at once and heals quickly. In every f( , ) fa 4BbL-x ild Craigs- home there should be a box handy I? on Satur- all the time. Best remedy for all *? Craigsville skin diseases. Itching eczema, tetter. {21 jF- .7 piles, etc. 25c. All druggists or by p<Y 7a (x such elec- mail. H. E. Bucklen Co., Phlladol- J ^ tonal prop- phla or St. Louis. / J tton is Going Up JJU^ CKS ARE/ COMING I DOWN / He Puffed A complete line of the verV beet Groceries his market. Our goods awe froeh and will smoker. About two ye t the public to come in mir store and ex- M, ' Lll,l)ke- b? hem selves 7 "*hted C,gar ?n a labl bemselves. ^ # UP "? P^ed " bet< :an give you these different cereals: Oat teeth he had and ream of Wheat. Grape /Nuts, Post Tavern His mother took the w eat, PostToasties, Quaker Ortts In 5c pack- him. but the baby crU other you want. Our ll^e of Dried Fruits she Anally gave It back s. Evaporated Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Even In the case o: eeded or with the seed. Trw our Canned years old, physicians o just as good as the ones you get In the hfb,t would hav? a 8 .lso those nice Pie Peaches. uraham Flour, health, yet this ? . / seems to thrive on the ama >ags / When a reporter call free we are headqurdter*. ( Our different Mrs. Llppke had the , ?fte; SUN BEAM, CAKlUA^ WHITE tor the benftfU of ^ SRT, LUZ1AN, AHBUCKXJI. COM<>, 70 and there were no cigars asted and Green Coffee you even bought, she filled a pipe with tr. / and Rsvo it to her son ase anybody WHITE LILY ANI) OIL.T eagerly and, after apr tack that means you are a customer of ours stretched back In a cl are In a hurry for something rthg ub, we RX\a\l_. . , ^ , 7~ Asked to inhale tl to you. When you order your fcoods here chnd drew R brofi that you want the article yov/ordered at the fumes from his lui get it to you. Very truly, nostrils with the mann< reteran smoker of ten 1 l)S &HORTON [ BALL OF HAIR I VXDLE BRICK, COAL. ANI) SHINGLES. I ? , " | Unsuspected Cause ol nVITiyHKMHniMMHNMMMIMBHBMB ness Is Revealed Hospital Sur **" W'ausau, Wis.?Wltl of the strangest disco _________________ result of a surgical J to light when a fanner In the town of Ponlato N"J"si county, submitted to i Bt Joseph's hospital, , jft wn? first suppose A j valid wss suffering fro J hfsj the surgeon's knife ret g?Tj <? f] re rant aliment A hi ^tVi/ w*lRhln* nearly r^s^y jp^ pounds was taken IVo .// 2h atosxvacb Bo closely w 7f\ f ]/.\ Ws: ted together that It re *3 i M I\ 4 -c 'I 1 1 1 \ LA J One of the theorte ^r*y \ \A _ physicians la that the | I \ \l\ l?to the stomach by tl J 11 \ LM ?h? was to a delirium ; , !l \ ' \ ^naT1 tack typhoid tm*f *1 Vi\ 4 ,a|P. Another theory J A fl/N'-lHi U I n kpoeenad hairs from th > nliUuJ'A li\ would bold them croaa flV l| \ ("Tl when dressing. IV 111 \ I ? Btaa has, suffer ad I i 11 I 1"**^ trouble for some time, | j IP^e of the trouble was not Jr ia twenty-Ove years ol jj ^^^2 children. _? \ Cat CatoHei 1 Tarrytown. N. Y.? \ aays that while he wa ,. -1 , church ba saw two cat all of your pipes fiyzen and no the lake c ... . . . y an eel In lta mouth an Stick a match to y0111 oill Stove dragging a fishing llna , . , . , \ , . that a fisherman hsd f< hy not have what you wa^t in ,n hU hlB nnea and the . , ii /V11 nx and In a playful mood Florence Automatic Oil Stove is the fish hooked on it. 1 uet <>ut of fix and will cook any- unn.. r , , . , St. Louis, Mo.?MIhh on a guarantee, you take 110 risk. whlch annuaUy prodl , ,, i x 1,000,000 bushels of coi and then all your cooking trou- tho farm hRB 6,000 ac , , ., row cultivators are ui ii or back tlicm come. The com produced is i eSS, but !s fed to stock. /flRFI I ^ ^ wife of the former pi under death sentence may save her Job as bf'CRUSe the board Of ??????? her husband Is legal',; ARS OLD $71,000 ROBBERY , IO PlfiAPQ Although details have not been VlUMnO given out a package addressed to a V local bank containing $71,000 in U. S. treasury notes was taken and a package of magazines substituted. iabitll6 Since The substitution wax net found out pj.j p till the package reached the bank, r Ulu ne- when the cashier fcyfind the bundle j*qq of "Laff" magazinorf lie started to "* read some of the st/ff and became so interested that lie/agreed with the Physicians are bank directors to prtnne up tho loss of John Lippko, if they would pla/e liim on tho subrs. John Lippke scriptlon list of /Laff" for life. In et wlio at three order to get you \t a good humor and ly* three cigars helP you forget feven your big trou; . . , ides, domestic of financial we will to his paren s, a,?roo to yoitT7?Jf" for one year e he was a year ridiculously loVv price of 50 0 break him of cents. / This National Mn&pzlne of Pun is lare they have making greater st/ides than any illel case. Con- other magazine bef/re the American 11 one thousand public today. It i/ a magazine that tils only acco.n- keep the who* family In a good .1 .i.i? ?..#?? humor. The staff of Laff contains lion this Infant carlcaturIfJ8> and wrlter8 whr .arettes rank among the Hgs?.itt. the countr. 1 machinist in a js ^jg^jy iilustdated and printed in an Inveterate colors. It will keep the whole family cheerful the year fround. You can afford to spend 50cr a year to do this. Send this clipping and FIFTY \ CENTS today to the /Publishers of / Laff, Dayton, Ohio, tpr one year's ) Hubscrlption. The rotular price is 1 I $1.00 and we are ynaklng this ^ SPECIAL OFFER to get acquainted. v I fl I Notice of Dl'tthaige. I /I I Notice is hereby g'ven thi*? tha un/I dfcrsigned will, as admlnlstrato'.* of /L. J J! the estate of Thos. E. Estridge, deI II ceased, on tho 26tU day of February, M If If 1014, make his final return as such K9K II administrator and apply to the profMj1 // bate chourt of Lancaster county for real 7 [ letters dismissory. llf W. P. BENNETT, I If Administrator Estate of Thos. E. IL, Estridge, Deceased, jp} I 1/ Jan. 27, 1914. 34-40-T \\lg Bank No. 222. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION The Farmers' Bank & Trust located at Lancaster, S. C., at the kway* close of busln/ss January 13th, 1914. or* ago, accord- RESOURCES, r baby found a I'0**"1* Discounts. ..$ 95,614.41 e and nicked it Overdrafts. . y. .. ---------- Furniture and Fixtures. . 2,875.00 ween what few Due from Banks Wnd Ted vigorously. Rankers f... 15.112.70 eed away from Currency / 7.794.00 >d so hard that Gold J.... 1,020.00 to him. Silver and Other Minor f a boy fifteen Coin I. . . . 885.72 i declare, the Checks and Cash It^ns. . 1,366.44 ehihT Total /V *126.078.40 child of three LIABILITIES. weod- Captal Stock Paid In / .* 60.000.00 ed at the house gurplu8 Fund .. . . /. . 1,250.00 . boy "perform" Undivided Profits, fees ~ ie visitor. As Current Expenses And In the house Taxes Paid. . . . L. . 4,664.16 strong tobacco Individual Deposits S?fc^ i. He eolzed It ' '* rw_l *3,310.64 . w,.??k Time Certificates of De- I lying a match pog|t J 11,442.46 1 and puffed Cashier's Checks / 411.25 Notes and Bills Redls/ ie smoke, the counted L 10,000.00 ith and exhaled B'lls Payable, Includlirg lgs through his Certificates for Mondy sr and ease of a Borrowed 5.000.00 times his age. ? Total $1126,078.40 M OTOUAru STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, olUMAUH County of LancastenL-es. Before me came E./B. Llngle, f Woman's IIP President of the above named bank, oy Knife of who, being duly sworn, pays that the peon. above nnd foregoing stfff?nent Is a true condition cf said bankl as shown tout doubt one by the books of said bankJ verles made as Sworn to and subscriled before operation came me 2Qth janJary. 1914. s wife residing w p ROBlksON, wskl, Marathon Notary Public. u? operation at Correct?Attes-.t MarshOeld. j E CRAIG. d that the In- W. T. GREGORY, m a tumor, but W. P. BENNETT, realod a far dlf- Dlrectore. inch of human ? one and a half TAX NOTICE. m the patient's as the hair mat- The tax books will be open from lit i*i? ? v. ie < ?a winrun l * nlbt vvvvwi ?r> w n??ivu <> 1,1,1 One per cent perialty, will be added . , . la Jaaaary, twol peil oent in Feb- V advanced by ruary seven Ver Jceat la llarch. hair wee taken in school dlBtfJcfernpa. 1. 4. S. ?. le Invalid when IS, IE, St aad 41 a special tax of during an at- two (2) mtlU la lerfedi In dlstrtcta Quite, a while NOs. f, t. 8, lt[ W. 28, 84, 4E la that they ais khd 41 special tax threfl (8) mills, e etrandsae she Noa 16/7117. It, 20. 27' 81? 8,1 4,? A"\?7 "I*"*** ed In her mouth ^ fpnr (<) mlu# ,n |LtrlcU No^ 24, SS and 86, ape<laB tax five from stomach tl) nxllla In dJatrcl^No. 14 but the nature special tax atx aikit yne-half suspected. Shy 18 V4 ) mills. In district# Not. It. d. and has tour 82, 4t and 46 special'taJ eight <t) mills. In dtatrlot No. 8? Special tax ten (10) mills. In dl?tr^t/N>. 46,. special tax eleven (11) mlllrJ In die E#l- trlct No. 25 special sax two ahd oneErnest Hallard half (2 V4) mllta All male citiaene a on hla way to between the ages of 21 and\56 years a coming up the ere subject to a capitation tax of >ne of them had three (|S) dollars for road purposes d the other was and *" ?ale Cltlseus between U>< , ages of 21 and 00 years are liable for H? oo ** on? dollar poll tax. >rgotten to draw T ^ HILTON, cats found one, Oounty Treasurer, pulled It In with . scnenuies southern Hallway. Preralw Carrier of the Booth. iorn Farm. N. B.?Schedule figures published ourl has a farm information only and are not iocs more thai guaranteed. Effective 8ept. 16, 1911. icea more than Daljy departure from Lancaater: rn. One field on No jjg?10:0fi a. m. for Rock rea and 42 two- and way gtattLAo* ted at one time. No. ?8:SI a. m. for Camden. not ttold UHually, Columbia and way station*. r No. 114?1:46 m. for Camden, Colombia. Charle^tAn and way ata- ^ job tlon*. 1 Carles Becker, 2L mi .5?* ^ t I.. u?,Hill, Torkville and wfey station* Also wj lieutenant. Charlotto Washington. PblladelphU fc . in Sing Sing. an(1 Naw Tork T K school mlstreB* w E, Meoee. A. 0>P. A., Columtf f" education nay* bla, 8. C.; W. H. Caffey, D. P. A.7 dftad Charleston, 8. C.