THE LANCASTER NEWS TUESDAY,
BERMUDA IN FOOD CRUSADZ TO MAKE~SARI
Government of Island Colony Urges There Is Only One
Farmers Not to Rely Further on an<j That Is t
Imported Supplies. to the
United States Consul Carl R. Loop, Gardening, so f
at Hamilton, says: The department cerned, is much 1(1
of agriculture of Bermuda has Issued Han can expect a
a leaflet for general distribution framed portraits of
throughout the colony, urging on the nor to locate the ni
farmers the necessity of growing larger pie8 and the candyt
quantities of food for home consump- tlon. We have ti
tlon. It says In part: failed every time, s
"The government Is most anxious Press,
that farmers and others realize the If we elve Gra
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REQUIRE ALL DKALER8 SOME GOOD ADVICE.
| TO MAKE REPORT
Strengthened by Ijancnster ExpeWar
Emergency F?mk1 Survey He. rlenccH.
Ing ( arried On. Kidney disease is too dangerous
Clemson College. Sept. 14.?The to neglect. At the first sign of backUnited
State Department of Aglcul- ache, headache, dizziness or urinary
ture is sending out forms to manu- disorders, you should give the weakfacturers,
jobbers and other inter. ened kidneys prompt attent'on. Eat
ests of the food trade. These little meat, take things eajcr and
blanks are required to be filled out, use a reliable kidney tonic. There's
giving an inventory of the food- no other kidney medicine so well
stuff the dealers have on hand and recommended as Doan's Kidney rills,
in transit. Lancaster people rely on ihcm.
This is the result of an act known Here's one of the many sta;ements j
as the War Emergency Food Sur- from Lancaster people,
vey and is authorized by congress A. W. Chance, merchant. Main
and signed by President Wilson. St., says: "1 have been using Doan's
The blanks call for returns on 10.1 Kidney Pills for years, getting them J
items. at the Standard Drug Co.. and they ;
Those who are required to make have always strengthened my kid- (
report are the following: Elevators, neys. I am satisfied that they are a j
mills, dealers, canners, bakers, con- good kidney medicine. I have felt j
fectloners, manufacturers, jobbers, much better since using them,
packers, groceries, hotels, and de- Over six years later, Mr. C hanco <
nnrtmont un<1 omnom 1 qtnro? i^onlinP I said: "I think as highly of Doan's ]
in groceries. Kidney rills now as when I first reTho
exemption of retail grocers commended them,
whose stock of food and feed ma- Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
terials are less than $1,000 does not sjmpiy ask for a kidney remedy?
apply to other dealers. Each re- Ret Doan-s Kidney Pills?the same
tail grocer with less than $1,000 (hat Mr prance has twice publicly
worth of stock should 1111 in the recommended. Foster-Milburn Co.
blanks at top of page 2 and 4, and propS-> Buffalo. N. Y.?Adv.
enter under question 1 an estimate
of the usual value of his stock on
hand and return the form. SKI.KCT BREEDING
Hotels, restaurants, commissaries STOCK WITH CAPTION
of railroads. steamship companies clomson> College. Sept. 14.? E
and industrial concerns, and of q^ere j8 an increased interest in
schools, colleges, hospitals, sanitar- S()U(h CaroIlna for breeding stock,
lums. correctional and other public Hors are e8pecially in demand. Muyinstitutions.
and other large users p).s shou,d be caut!ous in selecting
of food and feed niateiials are re- and thus avoid having animals ofT
quired to repe . heir holdings ,n (ypo an(, breefl characteristics.
whether large oi ~ .tall. ybe gejection of good sires is of vital
The blanks may be obtained by lniportance as the sire is ..ha,f the
writing to Fred W. llofmann, herd .. Many hogg are belnR offerpd
Field Agent in Marketing. Clemson Rt publJr galeg Th,s ,g R good way
College. S. C. disseminate good livestock and
- unfortunately it is a means of rapPiles
Cured in 6 to 14 Days idly scattering poor animals. There
Your druggist will refund money if pazo oDnortnn'ties to bu\ both ~ood
ointment fails to cure any ense of Itching *lr oppori un.iu s uu> uoi.i ?ouu
Blind. BleediugorProttndimi l'lles in 6to 14day* anil bail stock, therefore purchase
the first arnlicmlo". ai--? K.-.ae and Rest. 5<< ... ,
only those animals that possess the]
* esential characteristics of tlie breed
CORN A IKIjDS (iltKATER and are known to lie free from disFROM
WEED-STORED SEED oase.
Actual tests prove that carefully
stored seed corn will yield as much ...
, , IN THESE DA l S.
as 18 more bushels to the acre than
seed from the ordinary storage of 1 m ?" Mmu!,u,uu'
the corn crib. This would mean al- fa,mer can(,? is nothing?the *
most double the yield for some! hardest thinK for bim lo llm,Ke is!,
'I folks. , .success. I
WE WILL BE GLAD
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Importance under present conditions of Ann, as she was wl
Increasing local food supplies. The of age, done Into <
high prices of imported foodstuffs, inet photograph am
which are likely to be still further In- black walnut, the p
creased In the future, add very great- the mantelpiece, I
ly to the cost of living, and at the that she should hi
present time It Is a patriotic duty for the east wall near
all. to do their utmost to Insure the give her the east
practice of economy In every depart- over the niautelpii
rnent of life. difference what pi<
"Heretofore the farmers of the col- on the south wall,
ony have depended too much on im- have had It.
ported and too little on home-grown And so It Is wltl
foods. The present aim of every farm- After we have ci
er should he to produce as much food what to plant the I
for his fnmily nnd live stock as he can proceed to the gni
grow with economy, and to have a sur- mains In the house
plus to sell. By so doing he can great- rendy for school. .
ly reduce his own cost of living and sore, and feeling tl
at the snme time lessen the colony's de- a return visit f
pendence on Imported foods. The high rheumatism, we am
jost of imported foodstuffs should In- is done; the seeds
irease the demand for local grown She comes out ti
'oods, and a market would seem to it won't do at all.
he assumed, especially for jmtatoes, thought we were gi
ioth Irish and sweet, nnd pigs." what she wanted.
1 nasturtiums when
ilRDS WOULD CONSERVE FOOD should have been.
The poppies were
; the house and the;
If the Eastern states alone could fence. And we h
irlng hack the quail, the rose-breasted tilas the space she 1
grosbeaks and other bird benefactors clilna asters. Notl
hey would save $l.r>,000,000 a year In She might have
he price of materials used to kill po- to have trusted us
ato bugs* Will have to be tic
Charles P. Shoffner of the Liberty Anybody who has c
Sell Bird club made this statement, the up mignonette sce<
'hlladelphia North American states, planted knows how
Je made a plea for the birds as a lose his temper wh'
nenns of conserving the nntlon's food l? submitted to hi
?sources. on? wiiy to pliint n
"If Pennsylvania had but one pair that is to let the in
>f robins to the acre," he said, "the
drds would consume 3,000 tons of In- PLANTS MILLIC
sects a day. The nation loses $1,000,
H)0,000 a year through ravages of in- pinntliar plans fo
sects which the birds can eliminate. rorosts allotting 3
"Next year the country must douhh ^j,,^ for ?lis yi
ts crop output to feed its army. It is j
necessary, therefore, to have tine hest I commliiloner
'rops we can obtain, and the way to ! delphlH ROCord stat
>htaln them Is by bringing hack the 1 these frtM,s for ti?.
j l,77.r?,000 trees will
Mr. SholTner explained the Impor- Qf chnrge to priVa
tnnce ??f erecting bird houses to take oori>onit|,ms mteres
the places of the thickets, the hollow ; A1,nost 400,<XX) will
rooo o?wl ntlnnr itntiirol riwtinir nltllWW ! . ^ .
iui-? s ... companies m rftoi
for the birds which have disappeared. I terKh,,da ulMtn wh
cities depend for th
Keep Your Fish Dry. , Th|s number, i
Strnnge as It may seem there Is greater than that t<
nothing In tin' world that will spoil a other state in the 1
lead fish so quickly us water. If your 000,000 under the r
Ishlng conditions are such as to pre- aylyania last year,
rent your keeping your catch alive, shortage of labor ai
jy all means kill each one as quickly labor appropriation
is caught, and having done so dry It of forestry to almoc
ind keep It dry. Remember that a i
fish strung through the gills and 1 Candlestick
:hrown overside is doomed to a, At a certain qual
npeedy death by suffocation. If you j in Greenwich vlllaj
jnust string them use one of tine i some self-made <
natent stringers that holds through which are oddly Ir.t
he Jaw and gives the fish a lighting dlestlcks started on
;hunce for life. If, however, you can nary slim brass af
neither treat your catch In this wavi nini?? of countless
lor turn theni loose In u tank, kill allowed to nccumul
hem instantly, wipe them quite dry buse of every stlcV
ind keep them sheltered from the sun. an intricately dellc
h lsh should not be pucked so thut | wax. The format!
hey come in direct contact with Ice;1 twelve inches In din
lace a sheet of nonahsorhent paper the wax has run d
ietween. Avoid damp moss or sea- into tiny caves, cn
veed in your creel. other features, in
I to the );reat stalacl
Blossoms" for Dead Soldiers. of soft green have
One of the most prosperous agrlcul- white by the verdii
ural districts in France at the pres- brass and coloring
nt time is in the near neighborhood The wax grottos h
>f Toulon, the Mediterranean seaport proportions that tl
lot far from Marseilles, and therefore entirely concealed i
ar distant from the scene of wur. dies seem to rise <
Hut the war Is to this district the t"he dainty caves,
nost Important source of Its prosper-j
ty. For its chief product Is those j Popular
Iny, long-lasting flowers known as American chewlr
Immortelles." They go, In vast quan- ,nK into one ot wai
Itles, to decorate the graves of French men are reported c
loldlers. In early spring the fields chewing gum. A n
lanted with them are densely carpet- ment of comuierc
rd with the blossoms?associated in ?' *^18 ^uvv e*crci
everybody's mind not with life, but we on,y *? after i
vlth death?which are picked in early ?' chewing gum t<
Doming, before the dew is oft the each ftre Bteadlly f
ground, and shipped, via Toulon, to the old and y?on8
ill parts of France. The people of
- loads of gum to
True Friendship. I trenches because i
'"e are all Inclined to lean too much1 ?* trcno e
>n friendship; to depend not on our ,oye<^ to BI,1? e HI
iwn souls for strength, but on the doing someth ng,
itrength that comes from other souls. ?^en ?m *n,m" w
Ho the building in process of erection a fat'or PH ^ 1
ius many props to support It; but as ?ni* consequen y
t nears completion prop after prop is deman or gum.
knocked away, and It Is secure only
is It rises firmly In Its own foundn:lon.
No friend cnn bear our burden ? ?mn . T
or u?: the moot ho ?m do l. to holp """a t0 ?D(*
? ., restaurant; no rr
js to bear It well, prompting us to en-. h
leavor by his sympathy and wisdom. w", "
, ,' . , . , .. . but a real lunche<
[f we have so used friendship that we . .. ? .
, . .. . . , grape fruit and
lave lost the power to stand alone, wel B
.... cream. And there
juve misused It. , t ?,
tain. * ci uayo m
? * him, for he said:
Use of Soy-Bean Oil. Wh . |t
Soybean oil ha* been studied with wa,ter ftnd (
?ther oils In a series of experiments . . .
, . ... x? m w plained the hostes
nrrled on by the office of home eeono- * ? retorted th(
Dies and found to compare favorably MpTe 'been (>
.Ith the won common culinary table T takn ,he
? rr.'",' ii<' *^"rou*t yon pay the ca.hle
rlth which lt is assimilated.
SEPT. 18, 1917*
DEN PROPERLY GOLFERS TO DO THEIR SH
Way to Do It Right Young Mon Whooo Names Aro
o Leave It All Prominent In Tournamanta Wl
Missus. Be With the Colors.
ar as man Is con- What effect war will have
ce hanging pictures. American golf is a question th
leither to hang the easily answered. At first blush t<
his wife's relatives, that war will practically kill Ame
asturtlums. the pop- golf dut..ig the continuance of h
tuft, to her satisfac- ltles seems like evil tidings, but
ied both and have consideration and reflection a d
ays the Detroit Free ent aspect Is revealed. One need
to look to the home of the royal
nd Aunt Elizabeth ancient game to perceive why A
tien seventeen years can golf, by which Is meant g<
cravon from a cab- coinnetltlons niiiomr the rnnklntr
J frutned in genuine ers. must surely be no more
roiuinent place over peace returns, says Golf Illustr
:he uilssus decides The officials of the basebnll league
ive been placed on declaring that war shall not !
the window. If wo them close their gates, but' thut
wall she must go example which golf cannot and wl
ece. It makes no follow. There nre no gutes to clo
cture gets the spot golf save the clubhouse door t
some other should the golfer will shut behind him
he goes forth to serve his eountr;
l the garden seeds, lure of the links kept the golfe
irefully agreed on home In Britain and none will
trouble begins. Wo them here. The organization ant!
den, while she re- chlnery of the game'will be carrU
to get the children by the members beyond military
At lust, weary and but the younger men, the men v
mt we have Invited names 1111 the first flights In the
rom Inflammatory nainent rosters will be with the c
tiounce that the Job if the nation needs them. It was
ure In. Britain nnd It will be so here.
> Inspect the work, would not be golf were anything
It is not what she to happen.
ting to do; It is not
BOOTING crooks new sp
I ?'?
? to have been near "B-ioting the pickpocket" bids
y are by the hack to be. me the national pastime u
live given the zln- the police Interfere, says n corres]
md selected for the ent at Buenos Aires. Pocket pb
liing Is right. on street cars has become a
known better than nulsnnee nnd a local newspape
to do the work. It fered a novel method of combn
me all over again, the thieves.
ver tried to gather "One of the tricks much prnetl
il after It Is once It explained, "Is for one perso
quickly a man will stoop In the doorway of the car 1
en that proposition his shoe lace or to pick up sonn
in. There Is only Ject. Thus he obstructs the r
garden jn-operly? incuts of the victim whose pocket
issus do it. emptied by the stooper's assocl
Brief and vigorous action Is host.
)NS OF TREES 'H>IU"nK person into the enr
out mercy. He will express sur|
hut this Is better than being robhe
r the I'ennsyUan a pjnn was un immediate lib
800,000 forest tree provo(j SUf>b good sport that the si
>nr s reforesting op- s|pn 0f ft genuflection In the i
I approNod b> ! or- WJ,y cf u street car Is generally tin
Couklin. the 1 hlla- nnj now genuflector to lan
;es. In addition to 8tnnjjy on np fours |n the mldd
state forests ahout
iin- iusi?\ lid ena or ngnrs nnv
be distribute! r?c and p,,nce Hre threaten!
ie Individual* and lntt.rf,.ro Meanwhile the plckpo
?tiyl in reforest ng. jjrp devising other tricks aud ar
be used by water | celvln(! few of tlu, kicks.
rsting barren v;a- .
ich boroughs and The Mis,jng purBe.
elr wuter supply. Qn hoard u warship which wi
although probably tbe thick of the battle of Jutland
be planted b> any wjjs w<?u hammered by the ei
Union, is almost j many pQor fellows lost the numb
ecord set i> enn- tbelr mess and many more were i
The reasoas art wounded. Among these latter, w
nd shrln "age o le chaplain of the grand fleet,
of t te i epar m? n ^ sailor whose leg was so much
it m scrost op cb?. tered and lacerated by a spllnti
~~ ~~ shell that there was nothing else 1
ur#! . but to amputate It above the
nt tl *' rt* aur#n ; The poor wounded man was prac
fe' j ere are ^ unconscious from loss of bloo
:uia e < on- the surgeons were not able to tell
nesting. The can- of ^ p^ntlons before open
t i> ? ng u or* s0me hours later he recovered
a rs, >ut ? ' r P sciousness and found himself
ennd os a\e >een fortl,h|y tucked up with the s
ate until round the , . ' , ....
. . dressed and bandaged. Whet
1 1 u r<* 1as (iri,n,t I learned what had happened he 1
ate grotto of white ( ^ an agQnlzed cry N() not fo
on s a ion in o ; crippling he bad undergone; hit
imeter in each case. I '8?
lown and hardened ..Where.g mv leR? For .evln.H
igg> pn 1> ??s "n find my leg, somebody 1 It's cot a
mimuiure, similar. inoney ju the Htoeklng."
Lite caves. Streaks |
been added to the' Garden Out of a Swamp,
iris forming on the | Hlram wixon. formerly of Au
the wax as it me ts. n,an who added hundreds of
jive grown to sue 11 snn(js nf dollars to the wenlth ri
ie candlesticks ure! neighbors. Is dead, the Detroit
ind the lighted can-. Htates wixon years ago conceive
jut of the roofs of doing gardening in Aui
swamps, which comprise many i
He was regarded as at least mild
ized by War. sane when he \^ent Into the s>
tg guin Is develop* nQ(j cienrPd u place for a vegt
's blessings. Welsh-1 gUrden. Farmers and scientists p
razy over American <.onC|U8iVely that nothing couh
pport of the depart-1 rajRed successfully because of thi
e says that loads ( ter nn(j t^e nature ?f the soil
ser can be sold If . \yixon tept on despite ridicule. 1
he uiurket. .IMecee ( raised a bumper crop many c
> retail ut a penny f0powe<] tils example and In tl
hiding favor among j large part of the awanap waa
alike. I quered. Wixon worked out a dra
Wales are sending ^^me t,y means of a sefles of i
their men In the which he stocked with carp. Th
along certain llnee, gyew to immense size and also i
soldiers are not al-, |0 |D(on)e
id they have to be
JO they Chew gum. Hlg NegllQsnos.
orklng In the muni-, "Grand avenue was Jammed
lot dare to smoke, motors an(j street cars, and ther<
another enormous n flre run jUHt nH j tried to cross
I plained sktinpy little Mr. Meek,
? ! literally took my life In my
i to Pay. and?"
ind his mother had "Yes, and probably that was
leon at a rutber nice where you lost the package of
lere sandwich and s,?e(l," Interrupted his wife. "I ci
t n * (hn or,<*
? truHr you to bring anything hom
>n that began with Kansa* City Star.
finished with Ice
was to he a matinee Not on the Map.
at la what hurried Parmer Brown?Look here, m
"Isn't It time to go? the war map you sold me uln't co
ing for?" "To pay Shopkeeper?Really! IIow do
t some change," ex- know that?
s. "That's not the Farmer Brown?My hoy has wi
e small boy scorn- home and says he's Just going t?
ut lots with mother, com loiter. But I'm banged If 1
; with you and then fln(| the place marked on the mi
r."?New York Sun. London Ttt-BIt*.
Keep ! i>e necessary to scale down crop esI
ma- j timates was also promoted by ruon
mors that preliminary returns to a
*** J Southern authority Indicated a fall'tom^
'nK P?'nts 'n ihe crop's
olors ' eomiitlon since August 25. As soon
so In n9 ,he demand from shorts slacken.
Qolf!?d, however, the market developed
: else 1 renewed weakness under a belief
:that the recent better weather
' would hasten picking and lead to
ORT increased spot offerings, which of- H
J ferlngs were further prompted by
fair 'he weekly report of the woather
nless bureau. Recent rains burled the
pond-I top crop prospect in Texas. Prices
eking made new low ground for the seagreat
son during the break In the middle
r ?'"|of the week. The news from both
Austria and Russia was considered
ce(j I encouraging and there appeared to
n to b? a h?P? In some quarters that
io tie Germany's reply to the pope's peace
e ob- proposals might posibly open the
nove- way for negotiations. It was fears
nre rd that expected rains in the East'"V*'
orn belt would delay picking and
Kick . ..
with US 8 W U,) movement as a revise,
RU,t ?' whlch It might be difficult
,1? | to fllll September or October spot
t. It engagements. January sold up to
light-| 20.65 this afternoon or about 110
door- points above the low level of the
[? slg- wppk hut broke sharply, closing at
,'1 ln" 20.12 compared with 20.16 a week
le of
ago.
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rkets Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
e re- The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVH'8 TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria.enriches the blood.and buiIda upthesysl
tern. A true tontc. For adults and children. 60c
! +
ln LANSING DISCUSSES
and i
?euiy SWEDE V,S ACTS.
tr in | ?? *
sudly SwwIInIi People Not Held Accountarrltes
| 1,1?* for Unneutral Cabin* by
wns Swedish Minister in
*^at" j Argentine,
sr of!
to do Street Journal.
knee. Washington?The United States
tlcal- does not hold the Swedish people to
d, so account for the unneutral acts of
I him | the Swedish minister in Argentine,
ding. ; according to Secretary of State Lancon"'sing.
Whether or not the United
com lRtat08 y,as information that the Swet
ump i
1 he Government was a party to the
iroke'P'ot, Secretary Lansing refused to
r the' say.
4 cry If the disclosures mean that Sweden
will he dragged into the war,
sake, the first stnn must hn talion V>? ?
11 my government against which the of_
fense took place?Argentine?Secretary
Lansing stated. It also was
reijU8 pointed out that unneutral mess&gthou
08 wore sent over great Britain's
,f i,ifl cables.
News The United States has not asked
d the I Sweden for an explanation, Seererellus
tary Lansing admitted, although he
teres. Kavo strong intimation that an ex,y
ln" planatlon was expected.
Vnble ?ecretnry 8ft'^ Unlroved
States Government's statement
il be waH first Intimation that the Are
wa-|Kent'ne Government had of the un,
hut'neutral acts.
When!
it hers j ______*
me P"con
Wood's Seeds
lnagc ??
>onds | a.
idded | Rosen Rye j 1
m i 11 ???
The most vigorous growing
and productive of Seed
j WHH Ryes. Stools out better, su..
ex. perior Quality of grain, and
destined, in our opinion, to
hand fake the place of all other
Rye.
? Wood's Fall Catalog
innot | ... O
n , e.ives full rtcscrinflon and infnrma- KM
tion, and also tells about the best fil
SEED WHEAT, OATS. \ 5
later, RYE, and Other Seeds 8
rrect. ?of pajj Sowing. .... ?g
i you |R
Write for Catalog and prices of |ffi
rltten any Seeds required. H?
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' 7" T. W. WOOD 6 SONS.
" . SEEDSMEN, Richmond. Vt. B
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UNUSUAL COTTON
PRICK MOVKMKNTS
it?0"* **u>',nK During Week Stimulated by
Increasing Complaints of Crop
Deterioration in South west
upon New York, Sept. 14.?There have
at is been very violent price movements
? nay In the cotton market during the
rlcan past week. The declines of the oar08t"*
Her month doubtless left a much t'jjj
U|e?n stronKer technical position and this ^
' e?~ was reflected In an early week acouly
I an(j I tlvity. which carried January conmor).
I tracts up to 20.67, or about 80
ilflng 1 points above the low level of last
nlnv- ! SatuTdav. Buying was also stim
until ' hluted by Increasing complaints of
ated. i crop deterioration and report of
(8 are , ,in advancing spot baslR, particularmake
jy Jn southwest,
if mrt Eastern belt advices Indicated
In heavy shedding, which some attribchich
' u,e<' Partly to lack of potash in ferwhen
Jtllizer issues. More damage by boll
f. No weevil was reported in central belt
rs at sections and the fear that It might