The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 25, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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PIG CLUB WORK IS I livei
WELL UNDER WAY the
the
(Continued from Page 1.) W
pliei
islrl In Lancaster county an oppor- tion
tunity to help make the county In- and
dependent of the Western smoke awa
house, and to help provide our na- Mai
tion with the greatly needed meats tura
and fats. We realize that many closi
boys and girls do not have at hand post
$15 to $25 to purchase the kind of in f
pig they deserve and should have for
to begin their pig club work. In or- neg?
der that everyone may have the op- pip
portunity to become the owner of j,
a good pure bred pig we have ar- pi
ranged with the Hank of Lancaster as a
to furnish you the kind of pig you
want and should have.
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The Bank of Lancaster have .
agreed to buy 100 choice registered '
pigs 10 to 12 weeks old and place p(
them with the boys and girls of the
you
county on the following terms. i j t
1. Kach boy or girl must make
application for membership in the
Lancaster County Pig Club on
wanl
blanks furnished by the county aKr,"'amj
cultural agent. And this application
, L , meat
must be approved by the parent or jn(OI
guardian of the boy or girl making I
application. 18Cl;?
2. Each applicant must be reeI
ters
ommended by three well known
. . . .... expli
people of the community In which he
. ,. the
or she lives. I . .
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3. Each applicant must agree to ,
d ren
follow the instructions given by the
recei
county agricultural agent.
4. Pigs will be placed with boys
and girls between the ages of 12
j .? ... . . start
and 18 vears. (A boy or girl un.
m . mem
der 12 and over 10 may become a ....
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member of the club but can not be
ranted a loan by the bank.)
bovs
5. Not more than $25 will be
loaned to any one member.
6. Each member will give the
Hank of Lancaster his or her per- we
onal note for the cost of the pig ^,ov
furnished to said member. givei
7. These notes will become due ' ^?V
on November 15. 1918, with inter- 'laS*
est from date at 7 per cent.
echo
8. )Each member will have the I
privilege of paying his or her note ^or
In full when due. or he or she may 8pj10
make a payment of $5 and have the (jjgpi
note extended for the balance of a' pojn
term to be agreed upon, but not to S(,jin
exceed 12 months. | p)irt
All pigs will be selected and pur- ma(j
chased by the county agricultural I
agent. Either Bershires, Poland
"Chinas, or Duroc-Jerseys will b? ^
furnished. We would suggest that
all members in a school district se- wjr<
lect the same breed of pigs. De- can
LUCKY S
CIGARE
YOU'LL e
Burley ci
full of flavoras
a pipe.
IT'S TO
The Burley
toasted; mak
delicious. Yo
LUclSLUIg IIIIJJIU
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SKjls Jry\AJL^xecut<,
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ol than any one else. more
am enclosing two circular let- tude
and two blank forms, which will lief I
iin the method of organizing mend
pig club work. Will you not pa
; this matter before the ehil- princi
of your school as soon as you Stand
ive this letter? Other blanks speci!
be furnished you for all boys by all
girls who wish to join. We will iro
an active campaign, to enroll price
bers. on Monday. January 21. j tie.
hope to visit every school in the | to.
ty. You can have a group of York.
and girls ready to join when j
each your school. I (Wjy1
iring the month of November; 5
will hold the Lancaster Pig
v. Numerous premiums will be C'npt.
a to the club members who Sei
r the best pigs in the different
ies. We will also give a subMai
prize (1st and 2nd) to the Wj
ol whose boys and girls make Jame
best collective exhibit. Num- N. Y
of members enrolled from a | field
ol will count 50 points and the jr.. w
lay they make will count 50 > priso;
ts. I am sure you want your tenth
ol to win one or these prizes, army
...ill .
n^i '.III u*; | court
e regarding this show later. ' ment
11 had c
The 8ocial Excuse. ^ia, !
Newport man who was Invited to
nuse party In Maine not long ago,
?d his would-be hostess: "Regret
not route. Lie follows b\ oust." L
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y of the pigs will begin when nnf
weather becomes favorable iu Kill
spring, or about April 1. 1918.
re are enclosing herewith an apation
blank and recommendasheet.
Fill out this application
get your recommendations right
y before the 100 pigs are gone. ^
I these to the county agricul- j8^ac
1 agent at once, using the ened
addressed envelope without Use
age. Make out your application Com<
ull. If you prefer paying cash
your pig, you will have the priv- .
i g;
i of doing so at the time your .'
, a. . tritis
is delivered.
ist as soon as your application ?^us<
issed upon and you are accepted ^
i member we will notify vou.
hurt
my i
ollowing is the letter sent to even
hers in the countv: I a?, -
d\v Teachers: I Iron I
*rhaps you have wondered how gan 1
could help to increase the pro- dose,
ion of food so badly needed, tinue
e is a way for every one to help. 8poot
> is an opportunity for you. We thanl
t your help to interest the boys (.at a
girls in the production of more stonu
t. You can do more to secure the gaine
pet r\f ( hn nhll/1 ron /\f *'
rHE LANCASTER NEWS, 1
m LANIGAN'S 1
iSTARTLING EVINCE
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le of the most startling and sattory
results recorded from the
of Ironlzed Paw-Paw has Just *
? to hand. Mr. Robert I.ani- ^
a farmer by occupation, whose
ess Is R. F. I). 3. Columbia. S. ^
ays: "I was suffering from gasI,
torpid liver, stomach troubles
sd by indigestion, all of which
snts made me a rundown physi- *
rreck. I was afraid to eat. as it i
me, and nothing would stay on i'
stomach. Have tried almost *
rthing. but could not get relief. P
forlorn hope, I tried your ?
ze?l Paw-Paw. The results be-1 6
to appear almost after the first J
I gradually got better, con-j a
d using your Remedy, a table- t<
iful three times a day. Now,
is to Iron!zed Paw-Paw, I can tl
nything without distress, my n
ich Ijaels fine again and I have n
d rapidly in weight; in fact, I'p
say. 'I feel my old self once a
1 cannot express my gratl-j
sufficiently for the immense re-1 r,
have obtained. Shall recom-!,.,
it wherever 1 go." |,,
w-Paw ? Iron?NlTX ? the V(
ipal component parts of the
lard New Remedy, is being j]
illy introduced and explained (j
I leading drug stores. j j,
nized Paw-Paw (ifquid form),
$1.00. Formula on everv hot-1
Mall orders promptly attended (I
Interstate Drug Co., Inc., New I
?Adv. L
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IP JACKSON MAN ?
SENTENCED TO PRISON ,<
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James K. Ilo'nate Must Serve
iren Years and He Dismissed i j,
From Army. i w
n
ishington, Jan. 24.?Cap>t.|0
s E. Holgate of Niagara Falls.
commanding: a battery of
artillery at Camp Jackson, S. r,
as sentenced to seven years' imnment
at the Atlanta pent?ry
and dismissed from the
Ho nlpaHPfl criilltv hafnrn n
martial of forging an indorseto
a note for $250 which he ,
llscounted at a bank at Coiuin- f(
3" rHOOKS
TO HK OI'KV. ?>
e books of subscription to the ti
nl stock ' of THE HAHPKR a
PANY will be open at it. S. o
er's office on Saturday, Jan- si
the 26th. 1017, between the
i of in a. in. and 4 p. m. j t<
It. S. Harper, I p
Joe Mcllwain, I (
Ellison Unarms. i -
Will Blackmon, K
Corporators. p.
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USINESS NOTICES 0
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!TEI>?A Rood man to repre- ii
it us in Lancaster and adjoining d
anties to sell Marble and i o
anite Monuntents and all kinds a
cemetery work. We have a S
od proposition for the right v
in. Owen Brothers, Marble and o
anlte Co., Greenwood, S. C. b
SALE?Five cows fresh in j
Ik. W. M. Morris, Lancaster, ^
iute 1. 27-.'U-pd. a
A BICYCLE and pay while you *
le. Cost you no more than to (
y the cash. So easy that way
d at the old price. J. II. Mackell.
26-11.
BENT One new two-story
use with barn, well, etc., about (
le mile from court house, on
lesterfleld Avenue. Neany
jht acres land. Will rent house
th or without land. Apply to
J. Mcllwaine, Lancaster, S. C. 1
t-pd.
' THAT CHILI) n SLATE and
}p the waste of tablets. A slate
11 do the work of a hundred tabta.
J. B. Mackorell. 26-lt.
SAIiE?Fifty to one hundred
res of land. Also several two.
irse farms for standing rent to
nants that can furnish own
ock. Situated two or three 1
lies from Lancaster. For terms
nlv W n Plwlor
HI NO BETTER around the <
>u?e on a dark night than a 1
i8h light. No danger of fire. '
> wind can blow it out and it Is 1
ways ready. Come see one. J. 1
Mackorell. 26-lt. 1
W. 8. HOLLY, Veterinary Phy:ian,
Surgeon and Dentiat. Office <
Gregory, Hood Live Stock Co. I
iblee. Phone 226, Lancaster, 1
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LANCASTER, S, C.
1VITH THE SOLONS
DURING THE WEEK
(Continued from Page 1.) ?
A favorable report waa made on J
he bill to provide for the proposed
State industrial school for girls.
The John De Lallowe Home will
>recipltate a fight by the intention "
o appropriate $30,000 for the erec
ion of a building. Senator Niokles ?
ibjected to referring the bill to the h
Inance committee at this time and ?
he senate did not refer the bill. "
The Nickles 6 per cent bill was *
illle^l without discussion.
The house bill to provide and pun
sh the obstruction of streams in ?
lampton and Jasper counties was
iassed with a proviso that it should
pply to any county with loss than
00 registered voters. \
The insurance situation came up ?
gain on the Hanking hill relative
a warehouses and cotton insurance ?
Senator Hughes' bill relative to "
he screening of windows on rail- J
oads was pressed with an amend- ^
lent that its provisions may be .
ostponed for the period of the war 2
nd one year afterward. "
Senator Shelor thought it ex
?edingly unwise to bother the rail\ods
in any way. On an aye and
ay vote the bill was killed by a sion. I
Dte of 13 to 11. enate t
The senate after killing the third r?
II f'hou Kill rnlni It.n ? * ?
..r,.. uiaiivr in mifens on omi rt?ac
ie windows of passenger trains ad- tliair.
)urned. ndtcnth
Wednesday?The House. senate.
The following new hills were in- When
oduced in the house yesterday: Senator
Mr. Toole: To amend Section 2 quart a
f an act entitled "An act to an- there w
horize the county board "of com- provides
lissloners of the various counties shall be
3 appropriate moneys out or the fore a l
eneral eountv fund to be used in
The
n-operation with the State officials
... . passed
aving charge of live stock sanitarv .
ins;
ork and the United States departient
of agriculture, in the education To ri
f cattle tick and infectious and con- I'"'*' ,a
igious disease of live stock. 1.15 in
Mr. Toole: To amend Section Makii
23 of the Code of Laws of South tober o
arolina, 1912, Volume II. relating Hay in
i quarantine of live stock, stock lessons
ards, etc., by the State veterina- To a
ian. way cr
Spartanburg delegation: To pro- and Me
ide for a county sanitary physician To vi
:>r Spartanburg county and to pre- Commls
cribe his duties. for 191
Mr. Wasson: To authorize and For 1
mpower the trustees of school dls- tires,
rict No. 3-B, located in Greenville Relat
nd Laurens counties, to order an way coi
lection and to issue bonds of said Auth<
fhool district for school purposes, burg to
Kershaw delegation: To refund Amen
the Camden Volunteer Fire De- primary
artment the sum of five hundred tralian
$f>00) dollars paid to Kershaw house,
nunty by said Camden Volunteer Helat
'ire Department as a license for the tlon wi
olding of a carnival in the town of Kequl
amden In said county. case of
Mr. Fulmer: To incorporate the To v
'own of Springfield in Orangeburg Chariest
aunty. of Octo
The Senate. bonds.
The senate spent yesterday morn- Provi
rig pnssing uncontested matters, comniis!
iacussing the raising of the salaries cial cor
f county treasurers and auditors. Horry r
nd the enactment of the bill of To cl
enator Ranks of Calhoun, to pro- Cooaawl
ide for the insurance of warehouses ships ir
perated by the State, and of cot- To at
on stored therein. to provi
Some consideration was given o tion in
he bill of Senator Williams of Ai- linn, on
en, which has for its purpose the 000 in
holition of the State tax commis- To p
I
Tells What Gave Him
Agony With /
Carpenter Forced to Red and Unable
tism and Sciatica Pulling Him Dc
Taking Concentrated Fo
was co
Having No Alcohol In It Claim months
It Is Better and Stronger sufferin
and Much Cheaper Rlood | was to
Medicine. \ tried e
could f
BOTH HUSBAND AND WIFE done w
WRITE GUOWING TRIBUTE
.worst i
November 5, 1917. "ie 'e^
Hear Sirs: Hams.
My husband suffered from rheu- ',on w
mutism and sciatica for about one nru* By'
rear so awfully bad that I just can't k,(tney
Inscribe his awful suffering. We ,)OUKht
lad doctors to tend him but nothing ora1,
except the morphine they gave him 8t?rP8i'aaed
the awful pains. When he ,ratrd
began breaking out with bolls and rtftP?8,t
?ores he would itch so bad he would 8tron*?
ilmost scratch to the bone. I Tnore
thought aure he would die," writes *'M8 ?
Mrs. A. B. Williams. took lt
Her husband, who suffered the now r?
Ireadful torture of rheumatism in "I b
ts worst form writes: "I suffered before
from rheumatism for two years and getting
wswsiiawi ,wib,in i i iiiiiiiiiwiiiiiifMi'i
sjpr >
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FRIDAY,
Dr. Caldwe
Svrnn Pe
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The Perfect Laxat
is an ideal remedy f<
pation. It is a comb
simple laxative herbs with
acts in an easy, natural ma
as safe for children as it
effective on the strongest <
Sold in Drug Stores Ev<
50 cts. (r.) $1.
A trial bottle can be obtained, free of cht
I)r. \V. B. Caldwell, 457 Washington St.,
3y a vote of 19 to 13 the and repair
efused to pass this bill to a ways of Y(
>ading, leaving it as a see- Relating
linn bill, on tlie ruling of the i)jRon oou
The vote ran not be taken as Relating
?n of the attitude of the offlcer8
To esta
it was proposed to pass grho()1 for
DuRant's bill amending the
month law to third reading Prov
as some opposition. This bill ,l* *'<x'nK'
i that physician's certificates r,'Pei
necessary in each ease be- relative ti
permit may he issued. Hon of a
fcfllowing bills also have I,eau^?^ '
from second to third read- Amendii
of licenser
pfund S. R. McMaster over- 1,1 c
, .. physician
xes for the year 1911 to
elusive.
ag the fourth Friday in Oc- . _
Must De
f each year Frances Willard Everv e
the public schools, on which mU8t flnnll
in temperance would be had. or pnnlshn
bolish certain nnlilin hlph. -
ossings between MoCormick man or wt
rrlwether. been slow);
ilidate the action of Jury B??d Impul
sioners of Edgefield county oues- ry'u
* us all. but
Ity of us.
he protection of automobile through In
any hnrm.ing
to the bonds of the high- ? -
nmiasion of Pickens county.
irizing the town of Bates- ?
assess abutting property. W w
ding the law in respect to ,
elections. This ia the Aushallot
law passed by the The pai
garden*, rs
crop and
ing to letters of adtuinistra- sive farn
lb will annexed. > thellberal
[ring a permanent record in with pro
... as to incr
public bond issues. tillty am
alidate an election held in land, are
ton county on the 10th day considers
her. 1017, for $275,000 in Wood
For 1918 ?
ding for the creation of a up-to-dat
don to investigate the finan- to all
idition of school districts in pgfjn
oun,y And tell,
lange the boundary lines of grow, bo
tiatchie and Pocataligo town- Write f<
i Jasper county. Grassai
nend an act entitled "An act I Potato
de for the holding of an elec- Farr
Theater county, South Caro- Catalog
the question of issuing S4f>.- rp yy
serial coupon bonds." ' ? '
SEED5
rovide for the maintenance
Relief After Sufferii
Rheumatism In Bed '
to Work With Rheumn- j end by th
wn, Finds Reh'ef by I w is as
rm of Iron, relieved o
, ? and feel I
ntined to my room for three ... .
. . . , gratitude
I tried everything. The .
, J . I up. I am
ig was so severe I thought I . .
J hack at w
rover done with work. I . ..
.... that rlieu
iverything I and my friends1 .
?et, but it looked like I was f ' ^,y
i torn suit
ith business and work for the
SRlu '
i of my life. It struck me j
n the small of my hack and In ' heari
t leg." continued Mr. WIN Rot a bot1
"Hy chance he heard of whati time
ill do for people with blood | wat reall
ttem full of uric acid and the|wbat vu'11
i not acting right. He we" an(*
a bottle of Acid Iron Mln- had mor*
_ k/\?
omainaDie at most drug
This la the highly concen- Acld Iron
natural product of a mineral Va - "?*
of medicinal Iron. It la Thla gl
ir and being concentrated is afe(j
iconornical, a few drops In a t
f water being a full dose. He " *"
regularly a short while and the conc<
ad what he says: | tested am
ought a bottle of A-I-M and d,n? c^ei
I finished that I saw I was "A-I-M."
better. I took three bottles Get a botl
suiuSfWW HI ? i niwHli?MUMI
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JANUARY 25, 1918 I
psin -1
ive
r 1
>r constiination
of | J
pepsin that
rnner, and is
is positively
constitution.
ery where
.00
I
irge, by writing to 3
Monticello, Illinois J
#
of the three main high
)ik couniy. %
; to rural policemen in
nty.
; to the salaries of county
4
blish the State industrial
Kills.
ide for a cotton weigher
ion.
?1 all previous enactments
> the levying and colleccommutation
road tax in
:ounty.
ig an act relating to issue
i by judges of probate,
ivide a county sanitary
for Spartanburg county.
*
velop Higher Tendencies.
vll tendency In childhood
> he conquered, not by force
lent, but through the cultlhlgher
tendency. The good
man Is one whose life has
y organized to act upon his
ises and to restrain his evil
re Is a thief or a robber In
fortunately for the niajorhe
has become too weak
action to be able to do us
?Chicago American.
od's Seeds .
For 1018?
trloticduty of farmers and
i everywhere Is to increase
food production. Intcnling
and gardening, and
1 use of fertilizers, together
per rotation of crops, so
lam uuu improve me ier1
productiveness of the
all vital and necessary
itions at the present time.
's Descriptive Catalog
fives the fullest and most
e Information in regard
and Garden Seeds
i about the best crops to
th for profit and home use.
ar Catalog and prices of
id Clover Seeds. Seed
es. Seed Oats, or any
n Seeds Required.
Mailed Tree On &eqneet.
WOOD & SONS,
(MEN, liiehmond, Va.
ng
Three Months
p time I had finished them
A ..11 ?u I '
.... I . ?vj i nun. 1 ??H
f the other troubles, too,
now like 1 owe a debt of
to you people who put It
i sixty-three years old and
ork every day and believe
mat ism is banished eomnd
forever from iny sys1
Mr. Williams. His wife
1 of Arid Iron Mineral and
de for my husband and by
he had used one bottle ho
y well. You ran Bee of
le it 1h to me. He Is now
bark to work. I wish I
? spare to tell you more
v thankful I am for your
Mineral," Charlotte C. H., i
26.
owinK statement corroborboth
husband and wife,
loquently to the power of
mtrated Iron aa bottled.
1 put out under the Ferromical
Corp. trade mark
Moat druggists bave It.
tie today.