The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 12, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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100 per cent Roi
DucKcye nuns auow Decter as- i ney mix wei
similation of other food. age.
They are sacked?easy to handle. Every pound g
They take half the space for 2000 pounds ol
storage. the ton?not
Mr. S. L. Jones, Jackson, La., says:
"I have been feeding my dairy cows Bucket
find that they do as well on Buckeye Hull
style and that they like the Buckeye Hulls
the old style."'
To secure the best results and to develop the ensilage o
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It is
wetting them down night and morning for the nest feedi
this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutei
feed the hulls dry, use only half as much by bulk as of
Book of Mixed Feeds Fre
Gives the right formula for every combination of
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance,
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and g
using them properly. Send for your copy to the r
Dept. K The Buckeye Cotton Oil
Atlanta Birmingham Greenwood Little
Augusta Charlotte Jackson Macoi
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Has KIvp Wives. | "Lincoli
William H. Berrigan, who is said Washingto
to be from Florence, S. C., is under Lewis, Denu
arrest in Danville, Va., being held speak in the
for the authorities of his home town j 'Lincoln and
on a charge of larceny. According!
to the police a woman companion !
confided in policemen that Berrigan + + + + +
has five living wives. It is further
stated that he has admitted three of BTJSIN
them. j t
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I AT THE | Hr"'
C I D-l "n 1
sTjP S / H L; s"'
Bj at Gregor;
The Home of tlie Best Pictures 9 stables. I
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Tuesday? : ride. Cos
WILLIAM RUSSELL M pay the c
and at tin
"Tn Had." | ore"'
^ Also gfe FOB SAI.K
? Drew Comedy. I calves, am
15 Cents 10 Cents 9 Klliotl at
H W.WTKl) II
Wednesday? 8j is ,ow bu
JULIAN ELTINGE ? pounds oo
Sjj mule hides
?in? D hides. S<
: "The Widow's Might." Capus Car
Mr. Eltinge is the great* m
est Female Impersonator R'
K H >OK SAIjKon
ear,h- ' acres o( h
? Also? S horse farn
Hearst Pathe News. R| tenants t
15 C ents 10 C ents 5$ 8tock Sl
miles fronr
?????? n apply W.
Thursday? <v.
ETHEL BARRYMORE I 1011 SAEE
horse, ('a
"The American Widow." I wards.
Ford Educational Weekly. I
1.) C ents 10 Cents I Wednesda
raster
5
I Notice to Automobile
Paint your automobile for spring. U
mobile Paint, or EFFECTO ENAMEL
to get a can of TOP and SEAT DRESSI
cars look better, and old cars look like
\ A citizen of Lancaster wrote to New
Enamel, v/as advised to get supply fro
Co. No use writing to New York for yo
know your wants.
BENNETT-TERR
Headquarters for All Kinds ol
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BUCKEYE HULLS are real roughage
cle. They are free of everything the
as forage. They are free of lint. T
trash. They are free of dirt and dust.
rftAOf MARK
RUCKEY
Q W COTTONSEED
V HULLS
LINTLESS
you are paying for nothing but roughage, and you
stock nothing that is worthless or injurious. Bi
like a real feed and are a real feed. Their ver
convince you that you should use them.
Even if Buckeye Hulls cost as much as old style h
be to your advantage to use them. Selling at s
ton less, they put old style hulls beyond considers
Other Advantages
THE LAN
J CALLS EVERY S
" A FORT FO]
?>' i) 'Former Australian 1
Newport News, V
V Crawford Vaughn,
ICfhfJCffi minister of Australi
O O i the plant of the New]
j building and Dry Do
iii every parn- several thousand me
|t has no value Brcate.t no.-,I or the
hey are free of
When you buy ... , , . ,
'laack of ships on
- allies is the biggest i
" j possesses," he said.
J"* I "Every shipyard is
I jdora; every man bel
I machine is in effect t
j the enemy ranks. I)c
i in the ward because
i are feeding your the enemy and mean
uckeye Hulls look , rnnRs t h
y appearance will
be filled. It means t!
lulls it would still flre under cover of 1
icveral dollars per go over the top can t
ition. "The facts are th
tonnage is less today
fore the war. Yet th
1 with other for- | carried is Infinitely
;ocs farther. was before the war.
T real roughage to lift five million men
*500. you know What thi
means a great bridge
\e Hulls and bo>'R can't go over to
fs as on old other way. You m<
belter than yards have got to In
Think what it takes
dor, wet the hulls I millions. Think of I
e..y to do this by { ammunition,
ing. II at any time
i. If you prefer to alone. You have go
old style hulls. lines of communicati
'g ships do not go acros
feeds used in the numbers your army
, for milk, for fat- from its base of sup
ives directions for .... . ..
icarest mill. Maybe there are
under which you ha
CO. K ^ yar(is The go\
"? TZ/ma"'" i ^r- Bloonifleld Is c
1 best to remedy these
heroic efforts to j
! housing, to Improve
? i tion facilities to ai
n and Democracy. j home, to provide tuor
n, Feb. 11.?Senator -jug your working ti
icrat, of Illinois, will niove any pin pricks
senate tomorrow on satisfaction."
I Democracy."
! AMERICAN ART
+ 4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. x HAMMEKIN1
[ESS NOTICES ^ Destrmtlve Fire on
+
4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4 < outiniieil \\ itli Si
I.OTTK OUKKIlVF.lt will Mgbl and
le daily and Sunday at
News Otlice. Robert With the Ameri
'France. Feb. 11.?Tl
tillery continues ha
toi,I,V, Veterinary I'hv- 'inns with marked
geon and Dentist. OOlce struct ive lire 011 en
y. Hood I.ive Stock Co. , and works was main
'hone 226, Lancaster, '"an battery position
1 - a shell from our
?'<"LK and pay while you caused a heavy exph
t you no more than to nit ion. A sheet of I
ash. So easy that way j jn the air. the groun
s old m ice. .1. 11. Mack-I
-- | mu iniiiuuiingu pre
26-lt. i the position was set
A few milk cows and | J,,St ,,e,or? daw? 1
1 a few hogs. See J. cJ,r?,S Wore ?b^'ved
McDow farm. 31-4t-np. i pos,t,on- A barrage
____ j ?>y the infantry in tl
1DKS?The hide market i efrec'ively scattered
t can use about 2,ft00!,be enemy.
w hides, horse hides. 1 ~~
5, goat hides, also sheep j ^ IjERK S
e me before you sell. !
.then, Lancaster. S. C. 1 STATK OF SOUT1
30-4t-np. ' County of La
?Fifty to one hundred Common
?nd. Also several two.
us for standing rent to I fate and Knnl
hat can furnish own Plaintiffs,
tuated two or three! vs.
i Lancaster. For terms | Henry Kuhanks,
R. Plyler. j Pursuant to a deer
above ease by Judge
?Two mules and one j dated February 8th,
sh or credit. J. ('. Kd-ia* public auction i
33-tf-np j b'dder- at Lancastei
on the first Monday
p.?I'nin further !w|,h,n tlie legal hou
w* ' """"" | following described
Kin cotton on Mondays I
wit:
ys and Fridays. Uanc,
An that rpr?n?n I
tton Oil C o. 33-6t. ? ... ...
| tract of land lyins, b
. _ . j ed in the County of 1
aforesaid, containii
acres, more or less, a:
ed and described as
I I llA/n^VC1 by lan(i* of J?iius y
f VIVV11CI O ton Miller, south ai
onmir milUB til W Mill
se Kerfees Auto- by the public roi
Also don't fail Camden Road, and
NG. Makes new tract of land convi
new. I'ate by A. V. Mung?
York for EfTecto December 6th, 1893
m Bennett-Terry in the office of Cler
ur needs. Let US I.ancaster county, Ir
page 343.
Terms of sale, ct
to pay for papers.
PAU
f Paint. c
J, C. Massey, Plaintl
33-3t-Tueaday.
CASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C.
SHIPYARD | ORDER FINGER PRINTS
R FREEDOM OF TUSCANIA VICTIM
Prime Minister j Thus Unrecognizable Soldiers W
prs df \ew ' Identified?Two Survivors
Plant. ! From South Carolina.
a., Feb. 11.? Washington, Feb. 11.?The v
former prime department has ordered finger prii
a. speaking In of all the unrecognizable soldiers
?ort News Ship- covered from the Tuscania.
ick company to comparison with records here,
n, declared the W'H be possible to indentify the
s allies at this Following are among Tuscai
survivors:
the part of the Frank H. Carroll. Norfolk. Va.
tsset the kaiser Harvey P. Holland. Wakefield. >
a fort for free- Jamp8 W Lo*"n' TTrec' N C'
lind a riveting J" Sturkev. sirlng
right into 1 Burns McAlister, Nashvil
, ? Tenn.
>11 t slacken fire i
,. *i4 Jesse E. Vettch, Rallston, Va.
that lets upon ? *
, ? , I Herman H. Alexander, Etheridi
s there s a gap'
P .... .. Venn.
f rnnl Mini nnn I
i' " Loomi8 M. Hales, Clayton, N.
hat the barrage
which our boys - ... ..
be maintained. ?
lat the world's "
than it was be- f
e tonnage to beI /
greater than it 1^ ^J|
America has to A
to Kurope. Do
it means? li
i of ships. Your I
i France in any
>n of the ship
lild the bridge. g~? ?** T| 0
to supply five V+J I-/
Lhe food, clothrolling
stock O 1
t to keep these ) YCLl i
on open for if
Gingham, Pe
plies. __
big disabilities \sfllYOllS?
ve to labor in
eminent under ????????
loing its level _______
It is making
jrovide proper i {jgt iC
the tmnsnortn-1 I
nil from your! 11 ^
e comforts dur- II
me anil to re- II V
that cause ills- II ^7
ILLERY II /i'/f R
3 GERMANS,||
'IniMiiy Positions ^ ^
access During I
l>ny. /
can Army iii I
to American ar- J
mmering posi- I
success. A tie- I ^
lemy buildings I
taineil. A tier- f \-??
was struck l>y /7?1
large guns and .. // 1
ision of nmmu-' IJ %
llame shot high '
d trembled and '
Hectlon around ovrrnnn?j
i th?-minute,
on tire. rictorui w
wo German pa-i ?ICT
i:i front of our I
lire called for ?tie
front trench One eollllter of (lillj,
and drove off Percale aild White <
A ^reat bargain at i
sake. today's market. Our >
price per vard
11 uolin. v(.rv s- in] 2rk.
ncnster- Dress (iin^hains at .
1'ienH. Special 25e value
wide Percale, 1 i t?' 111
a fate, et al.(j ftt ;
One counter piled
Defendant. with IjOtl? Cloth, I
ee made In the Chocks, Mllslill C
Bloacliinirs 15c. 1
;?''n,',"h"?h.'?; il 18c and 19c.
Court House, Bed Ticking tor Stl
in March next. Kent hers ; 15c, 18<
irs of sale, the anci 3gc per yard.
real estate, to
>iece, parcel or1, Vtfp /?/|f)Z
eing and sltuat-' " ^ flMi/C
Lancaster, State 1 f f ig
forty (40), gOOClS OOUgM
nd being bound-1 0 ^
follows: North
fiunffo and Dal- II ^ OtlC/fS
td went by the II 1
?m Pitman, nnd II (^01716 M CMU
id known aa the II
being the name II f]/.L?c
eyed to Hennie II /lllllCOi
> by deed dated r j
and recorded ||
k of Court for II I
,,ook" " Kodn
iah. Purchaaer ill
L MOORE. J''
SC. C. L. C UV
Iff?' Attorney.
Wesley Shell. Sugnr Grove, N
^ battle C. Allen, Shouns, Teni
James Coburn Bigger, New B
111 N- C'
Wayne S. Hell, Marlon, S. C.
The list of survivors from
Tuscan la is coming in slowly to
war department from London,
nr a copy of the official report m
1-* by the commanding officer of
1 British convoy will be sent to
navy department as soon as
document has been approved by
n1- British admiralty. Navy official:
ila not expect to get this report fo;
least two weeks.
,rn. OKDKIl NKW TAG SYSTKM F?J
IDENTIFYING U. S. SOLDI!
Washington, Feb. 11.?To in
le, prompt identification of enli
men of the army who may be ki
or wounded, a numbered tag sys
ge. similar to that in the British
French armies has been adopted
C. the war department. Adju
lan-Wall
OFFER=
il All Thi:
thousand yards of
real, White Gooi
wr Copy of The Spring F<
p w
v&v t b r\\ v\
\n
20 emu for tar ft of thr abort numbrr$.
uirt denlirtial To mill every purae and every purpoeel
You may reproduce every divuun In lliH hook cnu U:
evlo-v Pattern* which anvr one-hnW to one whole yard
OR1AL REVIEW PATTERNS for Mar
luiins,
[ louds.
ginghams'
! i5c m'm a
r^la#
imr
25c
a bis stock ot al
several months ag
you money on y
let us show yi
man- Wall
Sell it for Cash for
HMfrHnliUjii ml i i. I llilfrrt I
TUESDAY, FEB. 12, 1918.
. C. General McCain announced that a
3- number will be,, stamped on the
ern, metal identification tag each soldier
is required to wear and that a similar
number will be placed opposite
the the mun's name in the war departthe.'nient
roster.
The new system will be put into
lade effect February 28 and hereafter all
the men entering the service will be
,lle given a numbered tag when enrollthat
ed. By this arrangement the de- ^
, jo partment hopes that there will be no
r at possibility of officers not being able
to identify soldiers' bodies because
of blank tags such as worn by some
'It of the men who went down on the
Kits Tuscania.
sure! News dispatches said blank tags
sted were found on the bodies of 4 4
11 ed ) bodies washed ashore, although
item ' army regulations require that the
antf! soldier's name must be stamped on
I by { the tag even though lie is not astant's'&ned
to an organization.
I
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aip Co.
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s Week
Staple and Fancy
ds, Shirting and
ishion Book
i I Si II :f
nioua?\ | 7
. Skirt jl m I
v 1 m f fT" [
Oh*, practical and up-trw
V and afei'tirotely by lining f
I of material on earn drew.
ch Now Ready !
4* !
:?.")? yard wide Poplin at
25 and 29c per yard.
Wry special. New Lot
('urtain Scrim at 10c,
121 2c, 15c and 25c per
yard.
Host ^racli' IVrcale, ;?ll
yard wide goods at 22 12c ;
and 25c.
Yard wide Sheeting at
15c and 18c.
Very special, good grade
Sheeting at 10 and 12 12c.
Men's good Hickory
Shirting IMaids and Clie\
iotts at 20c and 2312c
pei yard.
I kinds of piece
o and are pr
>our spring goods,
m the wonderful
tup U).
Less.
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