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- . .vnr^,' , m *~*" ' """ ? - - ?? < l> V FACT SIX Cataw Manufacture 4 HIGH GR FERTILI2 Lancaster I f-4, + + + + + + ** + + + 4,4, + + + those hatched (1 + Pori/TKY HINTS. or. If for no + + + + + + + + + + + + should be hatch* growth will 110 Hatch Chickens Kurly. , the hot weather Karly spring is nature s most fa- .. , . . , lice I^ate hat* vorable growing season. My hatch- , uallv the ones I ing chicks earlv they will have the , , o . , , . , . with roup in t advantage of this favorable growing , , dangering the r season ami a longer growing period 1 ...... , , . I Karly Itroilers than those hatched during the late , Many farmer spring or earlv summer, (iiven the'.. l?le money each same teed. care. and attention, ? . . , , , , ? ,, , of cockerels as chicks hatched the tirst of March ... ..... , , which is usual will weigh more when thev arc four ... . . , , aizo when sold months old than those hatched the1, , ?. , . ? ketod. Thus It first of May when thev are tour. , .... ? . order to increas months old. I lie rate of growth ot , . nionev from the a chick is greater during the first ? , . friers, eariy hat four weeks ot its life than at anv . , ploved so as to other period. , ,. , . , sized cockerel e Therefore, other conditions being , , , . , when prices are equal, the more favorable the period; .. . ... , . . Market all c the greater will he the rate of growth ..... . . ,, as breeders at f during that period. Consequently sil11 e Never n the earlv hatched chick, having the . , . , vigorous pullets advantage of a more favorable grow-1 vnnr earlv lay ing season, makes greater gains dur. who depend et ing the first lour weeks of its life , . . , , . , . . . ... hatching find i' than the chick that is hatched later , , . earlv for the r in the spring. .... ?.. . ? . . of their hens go When to Hatch. , T, , ... .... .. in the spring. February, March and April a:e the .... he overcome wti best months for hatching in the "North Atlantic, North Middle Wes, ?. pullets ari' the tern and Northwestern States, while ' , r, . , , ... earlv the fol January. February and March w<M , hatch nc earlv t be found the best months for hatching the southern and southwestern uu' ls " . work, the task c states. If you do not have anv1 , , , ... . . : incubators heinj broody hens. Ret several from a. ^ neighbor or elsewhere. use an incu. . . .1. Hatch as bator, or take some ecus to a nearbv . . . .... ..... , ... conditions will hatchery. Chicks hatched earlv with ? .... 2. Early ha proper care and attention should ... ' , ... > . . , . i i rapidly and ha\ reach maturity and start laving in1 ' ? 2 Early September. October or November. It . ... strong and less is during these fail months that the , ... - r - . . lice and diseasi bens are getting readv for winter by ... , , , .. 4. Early ha molting and growing new feathers.' , _ , , longer growing Hut few hens grow feathers and pro. "... , 5. Hot w duce eggs at the same time. There , , . , . ... growth of chicl fore, when hens are molting, eggs ,. 6. F.nrlv ha are scarce. When eggs are scarce , .... . i . n-. . .i ?y early fail, prices are high. The solution then . . . . . 7. Mature p ts to hatch earlv so as to have earlv , , . .. .... . and winter egg maturing pullets that will produce . . ... , 8. ^nll an< eggs when hens are molting. ...... ^ .. .... the highest pri< Do Not Hatch in Similiter. () .. Millions of late hatched chicks die <U "V each year the rotiuH of being fn- * m tested with lice which are so errt- J\, 1 valent in the summer. Then, too, H For hi hot weather retards Ihe growth of Catai chicks. Hatching should he done vapor early so that the chicks will get n j _ good start before hot weather ar A rives. Chicks hatched In the early, JCImS spring are not so subject to lice as "YOUR BODYGl r ,*v'rr "***, . ... -f&Mr , ? . m , \ LANCASTER 1 rba Ferti !rs ?f 'ERS % "Ask Your N( urine the hot weath- whiie the iu-^? are molting, other reason chirks 10. Barly hatched pullets ar R(1 early so that their the ones that become broody earl t be interrupted by the following spring, and the presence of I The home demonstration agent ?hed pullets are us- will be glad to give valuable pou [hat become infested, try bulletins to any one who wi ho fall, thereby en-| oome to their office and make the rt est of the Hook. | yuest. Ilring High Prices. ^ s realize considera-i SHARP CRITICISM FROM spring from the sale STATE ANI) CITY HEAD broilers, the price of !v governed by the , ?. < ongress ami ( uveriimcnt Depari and the t'.me mar- . . ... inenls Arc Accused of liienniwould seem that in . , .. , petence and \o?lcct. le the amount of sale of broilers and I ,ir . . Washington, March 7. Shar ching should be em- , criticism of congress for not passin i havo a marketable , . appropriation and other measu r' arlv in the spring , , , , , . . and of government departments fc what was termed failure to co-ope nckerels not wanted . . , ,, . . ... ate to the fullest in providing en is eail\ dat? .is pos piOVment and In releasing raw mat< rarki t good, stiong. rjajRi developed at the White Hour as these will make , , , conference of governors and mavoi prs. Manv farmers called to consider labor and bus itirelv on hens for ness problems, t difficult to hatch ., .. , , . _ ? Mavnr ltolph. of San Francisci eason that but few . .. . . . who led the discussion, declnred cor broody early enough , gross had tailed to pass great a| This difficulty may .. propriation measures at a time whr ion earlv hatchintr is . , . . . , , the country was looking to the fei as early-hatched , oral government to set an examp ones that go noocv ^ states and municipalities in th lowing spiing y j)an(p|J) p?sfness. Mayor Clar he farmer is enabled , ... . fturdiek. of Newport. R. 1., charge time to other spring . . . . ., , , that government plans in bis city ha if caring for hens and ? . . , refused to re-emplov men who le g out of the way. j, the nlnnts to en to wnr some < Pisons Wily. . ... . . .... . whom had returned bearing woun early in (he spring as stripes, permit. ' . , , ... Monetary consternation was ran tehed rhieks grow ed when the deliberations in the hi re more vigor. . . . , ... torle east room of the White Hon: hatched chicks are . . .. . were interrupted bv a man who ai < liable to <1io from nounced himself as a "representntii , of Bolshevism in America" and sn tched chicks have a . he had come to hear the represent season. * ., . . .. tive of Seattle tell of recent troubli entlier retards the in that city. He gave his name as . f\ Parker, an engineer, of Phil tched chicks mature .... ... ? delphia. His offer to tell the co ... . ... ference of his Investigations into s nillets produce fall eial unrest was refused after sever s. . . . . ? . . delegates made the point that he wi 1 winter eggs bring . not accredited to the conferenc *cs. hatched pullets lay ,'a,"r hr' Ioft ?h? oxecu,,vn ma,,M,ft Mayor llolph frequently was 1 * wj wj |j terrupted hv applause during h A Jtv I\ 1 1 discussion of conditions. ead or throat ? The mayor of Omaha sent word rrh try the the conference that somebody treatment JByfi Washington was "standing on h ^ _/*7jfe foot." the city being unable to pr X ceed with $ 1.000.00ft worth of pa VAPORUKa j lne beotiuse the railroads could n IARD" - 30 f. obtain permission from the rnllrot f > NBWS. LANCASTER, S. C. lizer Cor Catawl Breal l l w n iignoors don Bolshevik pamphlets recently had said unrest there arlt e ad min isl rat ion to spend money for in the textile indu y their share. A representative of largely to the attitu Youngstown, Ohio, said that eity had who refused to meet s $1,000,000 to spend eliminating a discussion of diffe I- grade crossings, but the railroads Mayor Joseph H. < ii could not get permission to do their dence, R. 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Send your Order or Catalogue request t KRESJi ' > MAILORDER^ Stores AUGUSTA, GA. ot id ^ mmmmmmwm warnmammaammmmm TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1919, npany * >a Fertilizers ice Record ring Yields ith Carolina sins from strikes Less talk about cheap labor and stry, was due more about adequate labor and adede of employers quate pay was recommended by the workers for, Mayor Myers, of Minneapolis, rences. I A resolution urging the country to [Jainer, of Provi-jinake the victory loan to be floated sed that Provi-i next month an overwhelming huceral cities where cess was adopted unanimously by retly. the conference. 1L H4320. A Very Dulrt- l!'Uv ^ .M ^3 ^ i ^ I