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" i " m S ' 100 per Buckeye hu cle. They an as forage. T1 trash. They are f you are paying for not stock nothing that is like a real feed and e convince you that you Even if Buckeye Hulls be to your advantage ton less, they put old s < Buckeye Hulls allow sitnilation of other f< They are sacked?easy They take half the storage. Mr. S. L. Jonea, Jen "I have been fee find that they d* style and that th the old style." To secure the best results thoroughly twelve ho wetting them down night i this cannot be done, wet feed the hulls dry, use on D L iL?UU? Gives the right formul South. Tells how muc tcning, for work. Dcs using them properly. Dept. K The Bi Atlanta Birminghar Augusta Charlotte + + + + + + + + * + + * + iu:i) ntoss noti * . H-TTTTV-TTTTTT Tie workroom of the chapter of the Red Cross busy scene every day in Monday, Tuesday and mornings, arm .Monday aft the regular hours for nn pltal garments. At this i ble and faithful women i on hand to cut, sew and to direct new workers. On Wednesday and mornings busy groups of v young girls meet to mak dressings. The directors days are the six Lancas women who completed the Surgical Dressing under I ard, a Red Cross nurse fr ta. Last Saturday morn were a dozen pair of busy gaged from nine until 01 4x4 gauze sponges. There are now five aci iaries to the Lancastei The Mamie Fraser Socie Presbyterian church, t Iveague which meets on \ afternoon, the II. I). C. their meetings nn Thnru noon, the Suffrage Leagu day mornings, the Friday Book Club on Friday aft< Each of these auxiliarie itself and is doing some sr Cross work. The children are not Groups of little girls come to cut scraps for stuffing pillows. Some of the rain are cut with such uniforn present the appearance < been cut by machinery, the girls not over twelve ye show remarkable dexterit; ing gauze. The chairman and vari tors in the workroom ear quest every woman in La come lend a hand in this g otic and humane work. If sew. come roll bandages, inconvenient for you tc headquarters to work, either 216 or 2 25 and pai ready cut will he deliverc and called for when flnishe While You Hesitate?Thou I/?ssen the I'ain Soothe a Wound Save a I/ife. Your Assistance Today Mi Three Through. The I<nnca*ter Red t're room. ? Advertised letters for Wei August <1, 1017 ' Comillous Rrown, R. R. Johnnie Sega. Miss Kate McManus, W. S. C. W. Zeagler, Miss Mt When calling for above, ] advertised. Jaa. F. Hunter, .. - ... . J? cent. Roughage LLS are real roughage in every partiz free of everything that has no value ley are free of lint. They are free of ree of dirt and dust. When you buy 'RAOC MARK ICkeyf COTTONSEED tULLS V LINTLESS hing but roughage, and you are feeding your worthless or injurious. Buckeye Hulls look ire a real feed. Their very appearance will should use them. cost as much as old style hulls it would still to use them. Selling at several dollars per tyle hulls beyond consideration. ")ther Advantages better as- They mix well with other forx>d. age. to handle. Kvery pound goes farther, space for 2000 pounds of real roughage to the ton?not 1500. heon. La., say a: ding my dairy cows Buckeye Hulls and y as well on Buckeye Hulls as on old iey like the Buckeye Hulls better than and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls art before feeding. It is easy to do this by ind morning for the nest feeding. If at any time down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to ly half as much by bulk as of old style hulls. : of Mixed Feeds Free a for every combination of feeds used in the :h to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fatcribes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for Send for your copy to the nearest mill. ickeye Cotton Oil Co. Dept. k n Greenwood Little Rock Memphis Jackson Macon Selma + + + + * h \s i \it11 ix nrssi x + to ovi:i;< omi: tiki ks. + 4* (Continued From I'age ()n< J. .L J. X X I Lancaster ed to Russia from America, presents aj Charles Kdward Russell sal the week, task of new Russia was greatl] Thursday dicapped by German influence ernoon are the ceaseless activity of the G< nking hos- propagandists, time capa-j "Most of the trouble, ho' ire always has been caused by Russian asaioi *in*i iiii/.fu as Americans, wno nai turned to Russia since the out Saturday of the revolution," he said, ar i'omen and ded that Russians from the I e surgical States spread the report throu on these the country that America ha ter young tered the war from sordid reai course in Defame United States, diss Shop- "Those propagandists," he o om Atlan- ued, "who pretend to have an ing there mate knowledge of American hands en- ditions and American motive ie making form their native countrymen the government of the United i live auxil- is more oppressive than the o r chapter; gjnie at Petrograd." ty of the He declared that the extr< he Civic of the Socialist party were di Vednesday ing the immediate institution who will Socialist commonwealth rega day after- of the menace of German milit e on Frl- but that most of the Socialists Afternoon coming to understand that the irnoons. must be safe for democracy I '8 finances there can be any sound progre leeifle Red ward social betterment. Dec that the Socialist party in An slackers, is in the hands of German prop regularly dists. Mr. Russell made his fin fracture swer to his expulsion from ute pieces party. nity as to Rear Admiral James H. Gle nf havirug on his arrival, learned of the Some of of his son, which occurred ars of age weeks ago. Wireless messages y in fold- rying the news were direct V, i ... K..4 ? , ...i.i, uui liiiit-u 10 ream mm. ous direc-! neatly re-| WILL THY TO T.\KK ItAGD ncaster toj reatpatri-j Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. you can't'The Germans and Turks are pi If it Is'ing to make a great effort to r > come to Bagdad according to the Seco! telephone Rome. Gen. von Falkenhayne rments al- commanded the Austro-Germa d to you, mies in Rumania last year, ha d. rived at Constantinople to sands Die command of the forces bein sembled. The offensive, the paper says take place in the middle of Se; ly Do All ber. * ?ss Work- FRENCH ADVANCE DINE * Further Progress Made Nortl !?k Ending of Divsehote. London, Aug. 5.?Further Roberson, gress has been made by the F: northwest of Bixschote on the Johnson, ders battle front, says today's iry Csatt, Ish official report, please say The Germans worked up a 1 bombardment of the Entente , P. M. last night in the Hollebeke re , j?J ,'<>4 ?' -/???> Vf -' - * ? -f- "V % THE LANCASTER NEl Tancas j ! jig THE This is I In' be si 1 There are many tables, side-boards, eli Kvery piece is tinct and individual welcome, and makes ; prices offer excellent few of this sale's outs : $250. EL natur'e yo~ This suit is in ';r,;a1k ,:i lar-e 54-inc Jnitecl i li< 4t ghotit| is Dot only at' <1 en-i ?????????? sons, i ?????? ontin-1 This Quartered i inti con-!* ll\ , ,AL IS ^'in- ^ | |@lp| rdless Is |"~1 arlsm j 1 Y^* ^ * world X"" Vstm} _?; j jefore j^~~ y <f an" Massive patterns of ,hat fully finished. nnon, jf Don't you think.we death 3 offer you values like th( three < Golden Oak ItufTett. . . , ear- | Kideboardfi in Golden t) ed to 11 ???????????? ! KITCHEN N ^pnr- ^ ^ pro_ Royal Oasco Sanitar rench steel. Beautiful?everb 'n'rit*' spection invited. Kitchen Tables neavy. Kitchens Chairs linen1 y.?.i * ? ~ ' * iVa TUESDAY, AUG. 7, 1917. TERDEPARTMI FURNITURE ANNE The Best Place To Shop Aft FURNITURE SALE CC inio of nil the v??:ir (ft 'jov whole sniles or i ' choice sets ie f? i/ri:tne, mission styles liffoniers, hooke: m s. I*?r parlor, hedro nuinely made of r>- !' vo ?Js. and beautiful! piece of craftsman! ;; > eaeli one of whicl i delightful addition to the furniture you all opportunities for real savings. The appei landing value characteristics. 00 Colonial Dining Room Ou 1 |tfj''if| jppj f ' i. "" If| (ILar lllfli . ' s; >t only good looking but is substantial in constri li roomy Buffet; a convenient serviceable, good 1 hinch to]> extension table, which opens to 6-feet tractive but serviceable. Complete OakBuffett $27.50 White En' ^S=~S il substantial construction, beautiMany styles and deserve your business when we your storage requi ?se- Refrigerator, Ql'AI 915.00 up # ter. Your inspect! ?ak $12.50 Priced ECESSITIES. $85.00 FOUR L^I~" psznp ~ I jjj^ 1 y Kitchen Cabinets, biiilt of Consisting of i tsting?always clean. In- rocker, with exc< J quality Golden C *n ka * manship inannei *2.50 to $4.50 seeing this suit. 60c to $1.50 Each same to match a . NT STORES I Y I er All. . ] 3NTINUES lo chose special pieces to fill in. ;in<! many odd pieces in chairs, i 1 oin ;ni(l <hnin?-rroin. Iv finished. Kadi article a disi carries a restful and useful ready have. Our furniture sale ided list gives further hints of a (fif $150.00 fp t?ih j I * lotion, which consists of I ooking sowing table, and . I and (> chairs. This suit B $150.00 | ameled Refrigerators B sizea to choone from, that will rneet B rementa and you will get the beet B -^ITY and VALUE found in I^ancas on invited. >iU5.oo to $105.00 B PIECE BEDROOM SUIT $69.50. I V r'i 8__ ? iEl I full size bed, dresser, chiffonier and ft ft eption of bed, is made of extra fine 1 B )ak, put together in first class work- | 1 k and can only be appreciated by 1 n We have wood bed if you prefer | |$ t a small additional cost. I ||