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('v> r'? 4 FTi**. . 6IANT Af The necessity ol' destroying ueropl anti aircraft guu. The gun Is u inechni trtick. m | LEGAL NOTICES 1 ? 9 m ??? ??^ LETTERH OF ADMINISTRATION. State of South Carolina, County of Lancaster. By J.E. Stewman, Judge of Pro bate. > Whereas Mrs. Laura Bowers has made suit to me to grant her Letters of Administration of the estate and effects of Martin C. Bowers, deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lancaster on 16th Oct., 1916, next, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to how cause. If any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 26th day of Sept. Anno Domini 1916. J. E. STEWMAN. Probate Judge. 101-2tc-Tues. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, as guardian of the estate of Ira B. Small, on the 26th day of October, 1916, make her final return as such guardian and apply to the Probate Court of Lancaster county for letters dismissary. MRS. JERUSHA SMALL, Guardian Estate of Ira R. Small. Sept. 26, 1916. 100-4tp.-Tues. ^NOTICE OF DISCHARGE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned wilt, as administratrix of the estate of Manly J. Small, deceased. on the 26th day of October, 1916. make her final return as such administratrix and apply to the Probate Court, of Lancaster county for letters dismissary. MRS. JERUSHA SMALL. Administratrix estate of said deceased. Sept. 26. 1916. 100-4tp.-Tues. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF sorni CAROLINA. County of Lancaster. In Common Picas. W. L. Blackmon. Plaintiff. V8. Eliza Bowers et al.. Defendants. Pursuant to a decree made In the above stated case by Judge Ernest Moore, dated July 27th. 1916. I will soil at public auction to the highest bidder, at Lancaster Court House, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of sal.), the following described real estate, fo wit: All that certain parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situate in Pleasant Hill Township, County of Lancaster, and State of South Carolina, containing five hundred and sixty-three (663) acres more or leis, and having the following boundaries, to wit: On the north by lands of J. J. Reeves and Francis Twitty; on the east by lands of Callie Reeves ?Tfd Lottie Falle; on the south by lands of Mrs. Lottie Faile and estate lands of Evan Rollings, and on the west by estate lands of Robert A. Crimmlnger, deceased. Terms of sale. cash. Purchaser or purchasers to pay for papers. PAUL MOORE. C. C. C. L. C. Blakeney & Williams, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Oct, 6, 1916. Once a week for 3 weeks. ilTI-AIRCRAFT GUN OF T yumar- ?55555 !5BHE5iiiMMttMM ?*&?&? . uues which fly over the liues lu spying ileal perfection and rests in a movable t | OUR HEALTH TALK Ten Commandments for Wise Eutinp Test these upon your yourself. Nc two people are exactly alike. Nc general rule is hard and fast. Carefully expriment and see how much fat, protein, and carbohydrate you require. Stick to that. 2. Don't eat more than you need tc keep you in efficiency. The superflous is never without danger. Most diseases come from clogging the system with waste. 3. Eat slowly. Don't bolt, nc matter how hungry. Chew thoroughly. 4. Keep your teeth sound. Cleanse them religiously three times a day, Visit you dentist twice a year, whether you need it or not. Never keep a sore tooth; if it can't be fixed have it out; you'd as well be steadilv swallowing poison. 5. Drink plenty of water between meals. As pure as you can get it. 6. Meats have no food values that cannot be obtained in other foods in a form better adapted for human consumption. 7. Take no alcoholic beverage, And if you don't overload your sto;nach, and don't eat flesh, you will not want it. 8. Remember that the feeling* have much to do with digestion, Keep sweet. Don't eat when worried or angry or grouchy. Contentment is a good sauce. Daughter is better. 9. Eat no free sugar, such as candy, syrup, table sugar, etc. Take only in such combinations as nature supplies./ 10. Foods are necessary not only to build up but to cleanse the body. Hence eat cleansing foods liberally. Such as celery, lettuce, spinach, beet greens, asparagus , radishes, string beans and other vegetables.?Dr. Frank Crane. Lax-Fos, A Mild, Effective lexatWe A Utter Tonic Dots Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stomach. In addition to other properties, Lax-Foe contains Cascara in acceptable form, a stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Foa acts effectively and does not gripe nor disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids digestion,arouses the liver and secretions and restores the healthy functions. 50c. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Carrier of trie Mouth. PAS9ENGER TRAIN SCHEDULED T-. ina arrive I.ar.crs'er from: Mo. 118?Ycrk. Rock Hill ?n/t ??? termedlate stations 8:46 a. m >To. 11S?Charleston, Columbia and Intermediate stations 10:11 a. m. I To. 114?Marlon, Blacksburg, Ch .r lotte and Intermediate stations 1:35 p. m. No. 117?Columbia, Klngsvllle and Intermediate stations, 7:25 p. m Trains leave Lancaster for: No 118?Klngsvllle, Co> imbla and Intermediate stations 8:45 a. m No. 113?Rock Hill, Blacksburg Marlon, Charlotte and Inter mediate stations. 10:11 a. m. No. 114?Klngsvllle. Colombia Charleston and intermedial* stations 1:86 .. n. P. Schedule figures are published a* information only, not guaranteed For Information as to passenger fares etc.. call on NOTICE OF DISCHARGE Notice Is Hereby given that the undersigned will, as guardian of the estate of Mrs. Sallle B. Rogers on the 25th day of October, 1915, make his final return as such guardian and apply to the Probate Court of Lancaster county for letters dismlssary. 8. J. RICHARD80N, Guardian. Sept. 28th. 1916. 100-4tc-Tues. I . Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System The Old Standard general strengthening Ionic, , OROVH'3 TA3THLKSS chill TONIC, drives *ol ' falnrin.enricheatheblood.sndbiMldsupths ?r? tern. A true tonic. For .Units and children. 50c. THELMNCASTRR HE FRENCH I'^ K V EW Qt T1W1 tours has produced this monster Freu urret which is mounted on a heavy mot Tonoline Is Beauty Aid A nounces Specialist. Mildred Louise Talk of Interest Women. ' As health is a first aid to beau ' this story, told by Mildred Louii beauty specialist, of Boston, Mas 1 is of unusual interest. "I can recommend no better heal giver than tonoline," said Mildr 1 Louise. ? ? "I was for many months a vict ' of stomach trouble and nervousne I had suffered terribly from pai that followed eating. Headaches i ' so would add to my worries. Po digestion finally brought on n< vousness. 1 "Relief came, however, when 1 took the advice of several worn 1 who said, 'Take tonoline.' '! "Not long after I started the tor line treatment, my patrons beg; to remind me of the improvement I my condition. And because health 1 the quickets way to beauty, the i provemcnt was particularly noth able in my face. 1 "What tonoline really did for l I cannot say. I am so grateful tlI am very willing to recommend tc oline publiciy." Tonoline is a purely vegetable p paration which goes to the seat ( common maladies?stomach and k ney trouble, catarrhal affections j the mucous membranes, liver n | ments and impurities of the blood and quickly restores proper acti< Tonoline is being explained daily /many people at any good drug sto Notice:?As tonoline is a wond< ful flesh builder it should not . taken by any one not wishing to crease his weight ten pounds more. Although many reports a received from those who have be 'benefited by tonoline in severe cas i of stomach trouble and nervo dyspepsia, chronic constipation, e ?50o BOX FREE? I *** ! FREE TONOLINE C'Ot PON 1 AMERIC AN PROPItlERTOHY C i American Proprietory Co. Boston, Mass. i i Send,me by return mail a 50c + box of your celebrated flesh + builder. I enclose 10c to help pay postage and packing. CAPTAIN OF MOKWK KILLED IN FRANC London, Oct. 7.?Count von Dc na-Schlodien, commander of the Gi man cruiser Moewe, has been kill in France, according to a Milan d patch to The Chronicle. Count Dohi Schlodien was in command of a bi talion of the Thirty-fifth infant regiment. The ^t^erman cruiser Moewe < raped from the British blockade i ward the end of 1915 and for sevei months sucessfully raided allied on merce, capturing or sinking 15 stea era. On February 1, 1916, the Brit! steamer Appam arrived in Hampt roads with a German prize crew frr the Moewe on board. Her arrh caused a profound aenaation aince was the first Intimation the Germ ' commerce raider was again on t ' high seas. On March 6 the Moc 1 concluded its exploits by running t 1 British blockade for a second tit ' and safely reaching a German po An official statement from Her] stated that she had on board 1 prisoners and 1,000,000 marks gold bars. It was announced th one of her achievements was the la ing of the mine which caused the structlon of the British battiest [ King Edward VII on January 1 1916. ?TMIIIWI?<<? ?>> iWiiifi '/TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1916 I WHAT FARMERS By W. F. Xo Names. IIf correspondents will send names and stamps for reply I will answer their letters. 1 cannot answer letters with no signature. Improving Bermuda Pastures. ! j Two correspondents ask how tc j improve a Bermuda pasture and get some grass on it in winter. Disk th esoil over and sow 15 pounds ol orchard grass seed an acre, and then roll the sod smooth again. The disk| ing will do no harm to Bermuda, but | rather improve it. and the orchard grass will give pasture early and lute. A Wlhl I .eg u me. "I send herewith a legume plant | found on an old field. It has nodules on the roots and grows about 15 inches high. Wouiu like to know what it is and if it would be of any value planted.' Hjj The little slip sent is either Cassia cli Nivtitans of Cassia chamaeorista. or Without the flowers I could not tell one variety from the other. The 1? plant is a legume and to some extent n. will help the soil. It is a common and pretty plant here. But we have so many legumes of heavier growth to that is hardly worth while to experiment with the Cassfoe. ity se* A Winter l.jiwn. ,9'' "Some time ago I saw it stated in The Progressive Farmer that rye '*** grass could be sowed on a Bermuda et* lawn for winter. Please let me know how much seed to use on a plot im 100x100 feet." " 1 s8' I have seen a lawn much improved ns in winter by chopping up the Bera'~ muda and sowing Italian rye grass or thickly and then rolling the sod back 5r" firmly. This will give a green lawn all winter, and as the Itlaian rye * grass is in effect an annual, it will en disappear in the hot summer weather. About 10 pounds of seed should be lo~ sowed on the space mentioned, an in |s Italian Ilyo (trass. m_ "I want to know something about ,e_ what is called Italian rye grass. 1 have heard said that it is better than [jjp clover. Is it good for cutting 01 t grazing, and will it spread and make >11- trou^'e'" The Italian rye grass is to all injtents an annual, and apt to die out in J'gI summer. On good soil the seed sow ed in the fall will make a good crop 11 I of hay in the spring, and then will usually die out. It cannot be com" i pared to clover, for clover will im j prove the soil while the rye grass 5n jdraws on it. For getting a temper? ary hay crop it answers very well re J "iand is off in time to sow peas. er-| ____ he, in-j Wants to Know a tonal Deal. ori "Is Rape injurious to hogs grazing ire on wh<*n wet?. 2. Is it advisable en to p'ant Bermuda grass now? 3. What is a cheap price for ground us ''mes,one f.o.b farms? In buying 30 tc tons would you use it at rate of 350 | pounds an acre on the whole place or 1,000 pounds on part? 4. Will a * small patch of Bermuda make seen * and be scattered through the ma'O.inure if grazed steadily? 5. Is rye + >n good crop to sow and pasture. 41shutting off stock in January and t turning it under in March for hut J mus?" ^ I do not think that any harm will - he done to the hogs on the rape. 2. .'Bermuda should be planted only in 1 spring. 3. I would not use ground limestone if it costs over $2.50 a ton at the farm The application of 350 *'1 pounds an acre will do very little good. Two thousand pounds an acre >h-|of the ground limestone is as small f'-ja dressing as I wouiu use. 4. Berpd mudii does not seed here to any exis tent and will seldom spread any in way. 5. Rye is a good crop for at- pasture in winter and turning in ry spring, and will he very much better if crimson clover is sowed with it. BS to" Neglected Peach trees. ?Q 1 "What is the trouble with my m peach trees? There is a gummy stuff m comes out near the ground, the leaves 8 turn yellow, and the trees look as <>n though they will die." ,m. And die they will if you continue rsil to neglect them and let the borers i( kill them. The gum shows that bor3 n ers are at work, and the thing to do h" is to clear away the gum and follow w* I up the track of the borer with a knife K A and take it out. Then go over ths trees spring and fall, and wherever the gum is seen to go for the borer "n at once. 9 9 in Crimson Clover, lat "What is the proper fertilizer for ,y? crimson clover on land that has a |P. growth of crab grass and rag weed, lip when you have no stable manure? [ft/Is nitrate of soda suitable to use? Also what is the best fertiliser for WANT TO KNOW , MASSEY wheat?" Stable manure and nitrate of soda would certainly increase the growth of the clover, but it would not do as much for the improvement of the soil in getting nitrogen from the air as it , will without these, for the clover > would use the readily available nitrogen and would not get so much ot 1 the aerial nitrogen. All the clover needs will be acid phosphate liberally used. It can get all the nitro gen it needs then. If the soil is arid aiul needs lime, it will be well to harrow in an application aftei plowing. 1 Itieliardson in Sea bra. "I send you a specimen of vegeta- ] ble growth known to people around here as clover, but it is not like any . clover I have ever seen. What is lit?" The plant is Hichardsonia scabra, i a native of Mexico which has become ! naturalized in the tower South. It is of no kin to clover. All the true clov- , , era belong to the genus Trifolium. 1 This plant has a most of common names, as Mexican clover. Spanish clover, Florida clover, Poor Joe, etc. It belongs to the order Rubiaceae, ( which includes coffee, cinchonia and . madder. Some consider it of some ' value as pasture or hay, but it is ' i of little account compared with the , true clovers. < i An OJd Kei Since I Began Taking Peruna I Weigh 120 Pounds for the First Time in My Life. My former weight was 102 lbs. My Mother who is ! 76 Years Old I Had Grown so Weak She coul She also took Pe ier and looking \ Th? above splendid woman is Mrs. Hat Nho. Mcomrapiidj Peruna to all housewives Ohio, for a free copy of the Ills of Life." V y V V f : ' 11 WE M i i = Y-C ! i To Know Y : Printing of : The Lanca V y y y I ?v v 4 m va WAIN j =YOl I : Job Printini : The Lama ? i j: I 1 0 DO YOU HAVE KIDNEY? TROUBLE i Signs of Danger Backache, dizziness and headache, with "specks before the eyes." irregular heart action and liver trouble. 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