The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 29, 1915, Page 6, Image 6
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++++++++++++++++ WHW MSome
time ago this page carrk
the timely message, "Know Yot
Job." This week we wish to urp
every reader to know his neiglibo
hood, what it needs, and what oppo
tunities it offers for itnprovemen
The tirst thing a doetor wants t
know when he comes to see you
what your conditions and symptom
are. So if you and your people wis
to improve your ueighborhod. i
you wish to make it really prog re:
sive and wide-awake, the very tirs
thing you need to do is to make
diagnosis of it -rind out what :t
conditions and symptvvus arc.
All over North Carotin*! thorough
going plans art- v.-. r way for mak
inj: such a so a' . c ?>-s \ "rura
census > r o . . v o. ci cry schoo
distr ' or. "Schoo
and n cf.ro* Improvemen
Day V* . > V:-o * Tho head o
every -o district wil
ho .vs'mv. :o v.. tntvrr "yes" 01
o . -ss.-y. - follow ir.^: tiftj
qnesf or* 0' > r.o uatv.es wil
ho use.: at a I hut if the heads of tlu
house o.rs > -*s a mark will b?
put ttt the yes vo rv. : the blank
the > e-so.s takers - he answer*
"no" a mark w 11 be put in the no
column, and then the yeas on each
question will be added together and
all the noes >gether Then with
this done the peoplo of the district
will know as never before pust where
they stand and jest what imporveinents
they need as to farming methods.
educational conditions, marketing
conditions, health conditions,
etc. Here are the fifty questions
asked:
1. I)o all your children between
six and eighteen attend school.
2. Is any boy or girl in your
family attending college?
:l. Do your hoys and girls studv
the school books on agriculture?
4. Do your hoys and girls study
the health books?
5. Do your children road any library
books?
6. Do you tako a county paper?
7. Do you tako a farm paper?
S. Do you get the agricultural
department bulletins?
0. Do you own your farm?
10. Do you belong to a farmers'
organization?
11. Does your wife belong to a
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want to |
for your per
do it econon
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+ FATHER II<- wants
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jj suit., one that will j
<? maintain his standii
o fit father with an A1
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MOTHER Something
2; with her position in
^ the qualities of dura
2 wants, and her mate
* little, or we can sell
^ SON?Yes, son is alive
Vi and his suit must be
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\ qualities to those <>t'
quaintanee. Son ma
but in any event we <
his entire satisfactioi
| j DATJOHTEB?Of com
something in hannoi
bling spirits of yotil
just, that in our stocl
the material for the
for only
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+ woman's club?
* 12. Do you attend the farmers'
institute?
?i> 13. Have you a boy belonging to
+ the corn club?
j 14. Have you a girl belonging to
11 a canning club?
A 15. Are you a church member?
It;. Do your children attend the
p.
Sunday school?
1.1
' it. Do you own any farm machj.
iuery in cooperation with your Heights
hors?
1 C Il.t \-g\% i iw\onor<itn u- i t It vnnf
10. I'" ?\'i* v vvpv.uvv " ^ wul
t- neighbors in marketing your crops?
IP. l?o you cooperate with your
t neighbors in buying fertllzers, feedstuff's.
or other supplies?
20. l>o you have a garden all
;':u year round?
2 1. Do you usually have milk and
butter ;< 11 the year round?
2 2. lias the farm demonstration
agent helped you this year?
2:?. Do you buy corn?
2 4 l>o you buy meat?
2.V Do vou buy hay?
f
2<5 Do you raise corn to sell?
2 7. If you sell corn, are you able
to get a fair price for it in cash?
2S. Have you pure-bred cattle?
20. Have you pure-bred hogs?
20. Have you pure-bred poultry?
2.1. Do you sell any hogs, cattle,
pork or beef?
2 2. Is there competition between
1 the buyers of the farm products you
1 sell?
.13. Do you keep informed eon1
cerning prices in more than one market?
34. Have you helped your local
bank by depositing your savings in
it?
:n>. Has your bank ever helped
you by lending you money?
36. Does the buyer alone deter1
mine the grade of your cotton, tobacco.
peanuts or other money crops?
27. Do you use patent medicines4
38. Is your house screened?
j 3!'. Do you sleep with your window
open in winter?
1 D). Do you get It. p. |). service?
4 1. Would you favor a reasonable
tax for road improvement?
4 2. Is there a telephone in the
!house0
Malaria or Chills & Fever
PreicriptioQ No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than l
Calomel and does cot ?ripe or sicken. 25c J
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>ur store, where 1
3ay. We outfit
son, your garden
lically and to yot
a substantial, dignified
;ivr excellent service and
lg in the community. We
suit for $12.50
; elegant and in keeping
society, yet possessing all
bility, that is what mother
rial for a suit will cost hut
a suit for $10.00
> to the dictates of fashion,
equal iu stylo and wearing
other young men of his acy
even want to set the pace,
an equip him with a suit to
1 as low as. . . . $10.00 I
irse daughter must have
iy with the bloom and bubths,
and daughter will find
It of ready made suits, or in
i making. An elegant suit
$12.50
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THE LANCASTER NEWS
4 3. Do you have to carry water
over 100 yards?
4 4. Is your home insured against
fire?
4 5. Do the boys have Saturday
afternoons off for baseball or other
recreations?
4 6. Is your house painted?
4 7. Are the outbuildings whitewashed?
4 8. Would you favor larger
schoos with more children, more and
better paid teachers, larger and better
house and grounds?
49. Would you favor industrial.
agricultural and some high school
subjects in your school?
r>0. Would you favor enlarging
the school district by consolidation,
with transportation where necessary,
and voting reasonable local taxes to
secure these results??Progressive
Farmer.
"Ah! That's what I'm lc
Leave it to "Young Hopeful"
tickles his palate delicioush bi
thirst and r?. freshes his tired lit
\ God- km d *o tb thirs'y olii a:
hi. d *?*. li populaiity a;, a dolici<
: is to in ovety sip.
H* JT? gife jp 4 ,4* a
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For All Thirsts
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PEPSI-COLA Comp
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the goods that
you-we feed y
or your farm.
jr entire satisfa
SCHOOL BOYS?School
ing apparel, but we equ
ing that is attractive an
the hardest usage. Ou
eeonomical, and are sold
SCHOOL GIRLS?For t h
see our winter coats, v
respect, as low as .
SHOES - Ymi can go 1'ar ?
than to buy a pair of t]
sell at the low price of. .
WINTER UNDERWEAI
and sure to please, every
anywhere, and you ean'1
For men, per suit.......
For women, per suit
For children, per suit....
Mercc
i OCTOBER 29, 1?>15.
Otwlol Cadets Triumph Over Clinton
Team.
Columbia, Oct. 27.?The Citadel
Bulldogs struck a tartar in the light
but aggressive Presbyterian College
eleven, when they met on the gridiron
at tho state fair grounds here
today, and could only manage to
carry the victory by a score of 14 to 0.
\ Clogged System Needs Attention.
Are you bilious, dizzy and listless?
ui. King's New Life Tills taken at
mce seizes upon constipation and
iiuns me uoweis moving naturally
ind easily. Moreover it acts without
triping. Neglect of a clogged system
often leads to most serious cotnolicatlons.
Poisonous matters and a
iody poorly functioning need immeliate
attention. If you wish to wake
p tomorrow morning happy in mind
ind entirely satisfied, start your
treatment tonight. 25c a bottle. V
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coking for, Grandma" I
to know what not only ?
jt what also sansiies his
tie body. It's Pepsi-Cola. I
id young. N>i v oral or ii has 5
ous, templing denk .hat has a I |
t,r carl'?nated j|
in bottles, at your I |
grocer's.
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any, Lan caster,S.C.
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you want are fc
rou-we equip yc
We equip you ?
ction.
days are hard on wear;ip
your boy with clothid
yet stands the test of
r school suits are very
1 as low as... $2.50
c school gill you should
'crv desirable in every
$3.50
ind do a whole lot worse
liose all-round shoes we
$2.50
t?For the whole family
' member. Can't beat it
t beat the price either.
90c
50c
....50c
intile
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New Treatment for Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh and Head Colds
Inhalation and Ab.orpt.on. cl..th-or a little put up the nostrila-or
o oting. melt a little in u spoon and inhale the vaNo
need to take internal medieipcs or pore arising. Also lor Asthma and Hay
habit forming drugs for these troubles. Fever, rub Vick's well over tho spinal colWben
Vick's' Vap-O-K?ib" Sal ve is applied uinn to relax the nervous tension. 25o,
to the beat of the body, soothing, undl- 50,3 or $1.00.
rated vapors are released that are inhaled ^ , ?
II night long through the air passages to g 2
the lu.iga. In addition. Vick's is absorbed V OflU U
through the skin, relieving the tightness
ttid soreness. thf;<7r<lae riant
VICK'SpXSSSxSiSZ SALVE.
Red^ Dcvit .L;-..: iAe
' -ImH This prevents disease and your ho^s fe<^d 8
H ^aVes Hogs and Feed I
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Cotton Goes Up
in price and that is good. A house that burns goes up in !
r smoke, that is bad; but it is easier to bear if you are in- <5
sured in the Farmers' Mutual. |
II visit Lancaster frequently and will call on you if you ;
will drop me a postal saying you are interested. \
D. E. Boney
YORK, S. C.
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11 Goods
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>r sale at the prices that you
>u with anything you want
ind the whole family, and ;
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FURNISHINGS? For all ages, for both sexes. X
All of the little things that go to complete the t
toilet from a hair ribbon to a pair of hose. Very .
complete line, and prices are enticing. x
GROCERIES You can not supply your table to
better advantage or at less cost than right at +
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this store. The acme of economy is achieved *>
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here because the quality of our goods is high and
the price is low. It is a combination you can not \[
resist, one that KEEPS MONEY IN YOUR \\
POCKET and vour stomach well filled.
TABLE LINEN?Splendid showing of the latest \\
designs in table cloths, napkins, doilies, etc., all
of best material and very modest in price. j j
FOE THE BED Very duruble supply of sheets,
spreads, pillow slips, comforts, blankets, etc.
Every piece of the best and price away down.
No wearout to these linens. \
Company