The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 29, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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10 SuPrCRl LOU !ili
Lansing Mich
"Gfior?^ P Ha
Stirring Appeal is Sent Oat by r?<-tor, Farmer*'
Heads of Thirty-flve Na- ^n.-.v
tional, Interstate and State "s J Lowell.
Agricultural Organizations. S'4: m *s* eit*<
Agricultural Oi
A stirring appeal to American farm- Madison. \\ is
f rs to maintain their wart m? prece- i " * ^ l'lnrns
?lent of patriotism and loyalty in tin- Federation of Je
support ?.f lite Fifth Liberty U>a? h.i> erca. New Vor'r.
, ibeen issued by the b.-i.ds of thirty "Richard T F
4ve national, interstate alto slate r*n ****>? lat ion
tar iner.s orgauiuU.tons. ; islation. M tdisor
I "To make your purtit ip:?11 > in t! . ' ,l ! s '
j Victory L.nerty uoan i,?U. .c mm
i ?uu trrvicw ;ne measure of vour <ie
_ .. ? . ' . tvlvania Slate f.
rot ion t?? I lie nre.it r ,us? den; _ _
W I * rrasv
Tacy" is the cause lur wh h . ne>e | i*r' r'i
farm organisation le d r> h. , <<d b> ' r"' " ''
| J. N. Tittemore president. \in ri* * 1
Society of Kqnitv f Madison W nn
. . "it n. ( ooner. 1
have sent a nies- i; e to all fartn-rs
of the country as follows *?*"* Yt?
> the Farmers of Vmeru a ' ' , r
..VT ? . tvlvania Rural 1
NTo finer patriotic sen ;< e w s ev r ,
Tendered than when the farmers oft .
America. *h< rt of : ,h,.r. . r. d.t an-! | B' rdw !
farm auppli* still i;rew the ln? re i *1lir!' ..
ed crops without which we could net j "nners n.on
have won the war The f r:n woni'" *n"
and children pave their labor ri the
fields and tint farms -< nt more than i ounril of F.'rm<
iu.llion of their best to join the col- relations. York,
?rs The more that is known about f harle* Mr Hi
the war, the more gloriously our farm ?>r>nal Conferenc
ers' part in it will shine. *artn C r dits. M
"The Victory Liberty Loan Drive John D Mill*
begins Ai>ril 21 and continues until T,*n s ^ '>A'ru'' ^
May !rt We appeal to you fanners of C ^ r>.itter<Ameri'i.
to finish what you have s rmuntain AJ,"r'
well begun. Make this loan as superb ?rowars. Salt
a success as the war crops von h ve
raised. See to if that the famci - I ,olt fTodir
lead in putting the Victory I.oan over ' koines,
the top "Richard Putt
"Make your partlclpiition in th> ' M?1h Pt
VICTORY LIRKRTY I.OAN' b "h in i "n
money and service. the viea i-e . ' '
your devotion to the pre it . -.- f ! ' 'f op ?t
democracy the democracy ' v"-i ',"'1 Hoard
many of -nr hoys have mnde fho mi John < Kelt
preme - irrifice. Let your subsrrip -*n Trrr"
tlnn ;.nd v<)U' effort he hot!, an of Keeping Up
faring of thanksRiring for the return President Wll:
of pence and the moan h> \vh < h the |y conservative
world innv measure the trenrth of turefl for the V
your patriotism tnd or d< r 11it. bns occupied It.
tion to see fo it that th< war si. " peon expended.
?ot have been fonrht in vain dot-In ration of
"Yours fraternal!'- , Hvoided
"J N Tittomorn president *merh1 the walla in the
can Sot-iety of K(|Uity. \1 '1 i >ti \\ I papered. but tin
"Grant II Slo um. pronldont N ; pnpt.r UJ(S k,.pl
Clonal Gleaners' Association. Detroit p.,ndKoiiie |
"John .1 farrell president N' lt.onal |,iufp.pj nn,t
Creame-v P m-r Makers' Association, stored in lix>.'{ t
fit. Paul Minn popular, still nr
"N. P Hull. president. National Mue ,.,,.Mllb,.rs.
Dairy Union I.ansinpr. Mirb p,upw| ,,y fU.w (
"M.lo 1) C'ainpoell. president Na curtains ((f
tlonal Milk Produeers' Federation honvy dnip,.rie:
Coldwater Mich hHs ri.,)pJ|
"John TV Kendrlok. president. Am- p.tlI,.ru Th,.s?
erlean National Dive Stork Associa- KjV4,n to tl?. flr
lion, U S Senate. .
' ...... ?. . House u very at
"J H. Kimble, president. Farmers 1
National OonRress. port Deposit. Md ' _ ,, ,
-A. U. Townley. president National" ?K '
I Nonpartisan L?ak>i?v 8t. Paul. Minn. I ,v '' ,m
"C. H Oustafson. president. Nabras- I that. ?,h?
Ska Farmers' Union Omaha, Nab.
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THE LANCAi
f '-v-v-: {HE PURE BRED
T-. "II I? i wwc^ ?' 4
| i DAIRY
j How Valuable? Pedigr
Individually.
' Cletnson Co11pk??. "It is a
saving that the sire is "half t
As a matter of fact, in uio.4
A
I I W. Mosoley. Dairy Speeialis
? I j A Common Practice.
aar L I Yet ai m> lariners do lit
1 I riato the above statement ;
1 I after year are content to us >
JL J thai vv.11 make their caws eot
LdU| The result of the use of i:
Hr I scrub sires is that the calv>s
wM ly always inferior to their d
L after awhile the farmer e
fjk'Jn thiit bS stock has "run ou
Dl/I f.arnter who own ai a scrub I
him to his cow which had
BJ 14t>.S pounds of huttcrfai in i
KrS and their daughter when sit
: into milk produced only 12<*
I |Bm( t.f buttcfat Thi< lieifor
" hack to the scrub bull and
from this matin? produced i
nS| pounds of butterfat. of 47 1
i?ss titan iter grandmother
per pound for buttcrfnt 'h
mean - n annual loss of f?
An Invstmrnt That P
^ Anoth"r farmer who had
^ discouraged wi?h scrub s i >
to h'tv t' e b ?st he -ould a
H mat -d ban with hi-' cow w!i
r ji.s' "ord'tt irv." and the fir t
rrs pr. h ecd an a vera eo of 03.
| of hotterf.it more th:in the
With Imtterfat at "?0c per t"
would mean an Increased y
.r Oil i- '
13 retained for five veers aril
time brought In <rt7 00 m
In lr lams In other words.
thr> use of a eood pure broil
l only one ysir bo realised ?1
| Only Pure Irrrl Bulls Are O"
*n^nMMn Ruf H i"'t f th'?s
by us'n a .-rub bull T1
bull has no Individuality' II
result of years of earelosa. i
r rn itrm-n. nrimrr
? ? t?* . tr> Inatr. haphazard breed:: r
ti e on \s ar Finance. _,
bloi <1 runs the inferiority of
Marsh. serretarv breeds. The sen.
,1 f'omm.ltce on War 3 niix,"rp anf1 aln,n"'
. ton p r tion th?> bail far ont wpisbff t
ker. president r*rm- The scrub hull chokes imto:.
?uncil. State Senate moti"R improvement in the h
Ami you can't expert the*
mot on managing di fTr,ra 3 b,,M no nia,,or
National OounCl. f>1? 9f>n of a hlgh-produci
master Ohio State T!lP h,,n ha" no ,!n*s
ille Ohio blood baek of him. He Is mo
master. New York ,r;>?smit the weakness of bis
rednni* N Y ,han ,,ip s,roIJK points,
r director National Tl,,t v?" <>nn prl>p<* ,hpsp r
rganizatlon S.>e?etv n<,in* a Rood hull A good I
he a pure bred bull He
formerly secretary more He niust be a good |
w d? Farmers of Am
y Use Only Bred-For-Pro Huctii
tv, secretary Amen- A h"" must have bar
f r Agricultural I.eg " family of li'Kh producers.
Wis. be ran transmit to his offspi
irntt. president Nh r"' ,ias received front b
nun. t'nion r?v, On ,rv ni<* mother must be a
;;.~r:.n. rr.?st r Penn high producers, because
r age. Furniss. Pa transmit to bir eff.nriur oi
secretary. National hp received from bis
awissa. Pa mother must be a high
11 president. F.nn- "r,f1 Mc sir? must come fror
L'ini:i t .vni'tiKniw Vo nr"dur?ni> ilam '.is ?ir.? m
i>r s^dent. Dairymen's aired hiRh<pn?ducinK daurhl
rk city. his fanii!y for two or three rp
i rrocjdp.n p. no hack has a record of unlfor
Association. production. there Is liftlo dc
s i ii-' ? \' i h" will be aide to transmit t
Farm Orrauiz.ation ">' to his offspring And sii
. 'i" president te '?n ?>?rn for the dairyman m.i
of Kansas. Rallca. his cost
But Pedigree It Not Even
1 secrefarv National Many an animal has a fine
it'" Co-operative As- hot Is a very poor individti
N.'?h riyht dairy sire should he a
>l,i.an secretary. N't dividmil as well as have a r
e on Marketing and #rr?r II<? should ho fairly t
adison. Wis hts hreod and show Maseull
r. dire-tor Dairy- pacify Pise and Quality
usquehanna. Pa. The real value of a dalr
on. secretary Ir'er any herd is told when his (
at. n of SuRar Heet freshen Then we are able
ke f:fv T'tah whether he is improving the
1 ?e?rr*ary Corn his daiiRht-rs are better j
rers Association. Des than their dams were at 1
aRe. then we are on the ri*
ee. secretary N'ew A sire which does not imr
odurers' A?soc> tion herd and whose daiiRhters
hotter than their dams rhoul
W shineton reoresen at nnee
,trs of<ciaI Advisorv tf , .| eaneht a man run
I. Wash'nRt >n D C. w tli finnan w^rth of your
hum. master Michi- wiil.l vou sit b'?.-U ir* vour <
Defines Mich let j:.m r|0 it" Wdl then, v
the White Hous*. P?rtlal to the scrub or Kr;
son has I extreme. r"bb:n* vou of ?mn
in nilowlriR expo,,,11- !im* hf> " ' no nf v""r '
Vhlfe House sine he your V rd down
lirul not a dollar has nb
particularly since the
' t ' ., HO V TO R "" V r *1T COT1
Mar. that <*ouid pos,
? . ' 1 THRACNOPP.
I.avt year, however.
|n>iM>n v. i-rc re- mi in I'uv nif in
"HUH" design of wiHi rot (.f rut ion i carried in
In all nf i|i?* rooms T'1" funens lives over from
ntfrlotlr design of the next !n the boll T<
*;iirs, which watt re- 'vtronb'e?o:ne : ? d rti- iro
ti?I which has been so ' lq necessary to pr ic
lico the walls of the ,;,J secure seed f-,i
1 he rugs were re- P''*"1 " from fl< H?* wh"rp \
ines, while dainty new d sense I mt year Reed
were hung under the onme in contort w th the d
s. All the furniture r?n :'n'' thus r.irrv th
mistered in the same ' " nr,'d. Cotton seed th
small renovations have ?'f' trpo from d< <
st- floor at the White '*? T e: me from flel
tractive appearance. ,,)'v disease wis present .A
? di?en e by observing thesi
or sond'np' In the eor- ^on"
anv inserts and hues ????__
rwise p"?tar you next Even when they appear ch
ntens-ls may harbor largo nt
bacteria. Sterilise thorougl
>TER NEWS, I.ANCASTER. S. C.
SIRE.! gp^BEEESM!
ee Plus 1
common jjjjjl mi r, ,
?us--y. ho (?3: ?-MVAn
ys tips. ^ U -U
( of the
ml ye.-r M
anv ' S& Sjyi\
'" ilk'' Br^f
i'-rior or K9| I->R? r ,* /
oinp'.-i-i < L'O'i ^
'" ():" ??: |.rM
..ill, r...i g: j_ 1 MA
protUii cd l^i ^
pounds i$\
is would lSfl|
r>j^ |^[j In awakening
hoconis W the automobi
ilerldod J?: have played a
or I He 23JI
i h ?or< I?: attractive app
(O; everywhere pi
S n uinds ,5J: ' . 1
ir -lams $?}! power in ahun
:i?d tiiis; . fig: friends. Publi
onrlv in SJ{ .
**rs wor? [ajil guide in select
In that
ro th mi JS: ? 1 B* B 7 /
tli rough
-if" for PjK;
oTpum. S'i At Gregor
p rps'lll13 KK;
IP scrub jsj Overland
|p is th? !jfij
ndiscrim
!? x.:~ iv.. 1,
fnanv a aI)
bull is
It PTPPpthe
good. ^??i_
- SPRAYING AWAY THE ;
o result a
if he la Bllf'C
ng row DUllU.
of good
rr apt to *
make up fnnfrn1 M nopnrAn A?L
wuuvi HivaouiCd 1 HI UIU1* 1
"ii'm,,* ard And Garden. ;
must be ?
pure bred Clenison College. Within the next 5
mouth the orchard trees will probably
in Sires j)c, jn proper stage for the spring '
y nf him sprayings to control worms. Arsenate '
because 4)j- should be purchased as soon '
ring only UK possible and should not be put off 1
is anros. tjlo ,jay jj,,. spraying should bo 1
family ol done. Kveryone who expects to have 1
he can fruit without worms this summer '
iiv what should consider the purchasing of 1
ancestry, spray materials for tne spiiu*. ar.ti 1
producer, summer sprayings .is an obligation
n a high not to |H. neglected. The lirst sprayust
hav? jjjjr {}f peachy* for worms should lie
lers ( Tf done when the petals have fallen and '
nerations most of the shucks slipped, which is 1
mly high about ten days after full bloom The '
uibt that spraying of tipples should be immedi- 1
hat nu?1' ately after all petals have fallen and i
ch a bull before the calyx closes.
inv times jn a x,.,j orchard where th?re are '
various types and ages of apple trees,
rthlng. two sprayings will be necessary, as till
pedigre? (he trees will not he blooming at the
lal Ths same time. Spray pgrt of the trees
good in when enough of the petals have fallen,
ood pedi and the rest within a week or ten
vplral of days.
nuy, ? ft What Is Needed for Spring Sprayings.
For each fitty gallon barrel of spray
f sirs te solutii n. one pound of arsenate of lead
laughter* powu'r or two pounds of arsenate of
to tell lead paste ;and two pounds of unherd
11 slaked lime In estimating the mateM-oducers
rials needed, the following schedule
the same of amount of spray required on trees
;ht track should he used:
rove the f.ft very young peach Ar apple trees
are not per barrel,
d be gold peach trees In full hearing per
barrel.
nlng ofl 2Fi apple trees in full hearing per
property barrel.
hair and 20 large old fashioned apple trees
rhv he so per barrel.
?de hull* Wrifp for nireular Number 2!*. for
rtrt ever* directions for the spring and summer
r*ows. lb sprayings. .
and not Apple Lire: Apnle tre?s when the
leaves begin to grow are very frequently
attacked by lire or aphis The
TON AN young tear ? rurt and the tree's
growth is checked hv the lire sm'king
the plant juices. The fruit yield Is
' n reduced and the fruit will t?e deform
ed and poorlv developed and this
one year . .. . _
also ass sjs in spreaalltig diseases F or
pre\c t Control: Ilegln just as soon as the
' " lire an1 noticed on the tender voting
' 1 leaves and when the leaves begin to
h re wis 'M,r' ,,n*' '"rn yllow Rprav with nieo'
tine sulfate (also known as Black
1 s ' T.enf 4rt)t diluted at the rate of about
' * ' ' 1 teaspoonful to 1 gallon of water, or
ahotif coffee-cup full to art gallons
i v( '"M
of water The nicotine ran he nvxed
;mp pvr>n
-Is .Nh , ?, arsenate, of lead spray and
' he put on at the same time Write
for bulletins on the Apple I.Ice
P" " Garden Insects for March -and Aorll.
Among the spring gardes inserts
which usually require attention dur*art
dairy (n|r March and Anr'l are the potato
imbgrs $i or |)UR cabbage worm, and
ilT.
s
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yggtM? -.? V *
" PfsA/;, D a f -Mf/i-?f ^
a ?v 1/ ? ? i/ * t i i is ft
public appreciation to the econor
e in general, the f>(X),fKX) Overlap*,
n important part. Model 90 is J
earance and sterling performance
raise its economy and practical \
dance anil luxurious comfort that
c approval thus won and expresses
ling a car. Now is the time for
iOHY BKOS.,
y-Keoil Live Stock Co., Lane
M'*W90 Fire Pmfrstr Touring C?r ?985; t o. I
Come to our store
he rahhritri* lir? V'?r* lit" tr?mhl
ihould 'v> experienced In controllin
hes? n- sts The main point in th
tontrol is to watch the plants closelv
?nd on tho flr?t nnpearnnce of thes
x>stn, ? .t *rt controlling them.
To Control the Potato Bug o
Beetle:?The most convenient and e'
Icient method is to dust **>e? nlnnt
with nrsonatr of b>:td powder or rn
irsountr Of rour"1 the plants ran h
tprayed w!,h a solution of fhnsr po
tons witli tho samo rosnlts Hut th
lusting mt'th"'! is < ? oanor and m?>r
visily <lon?' M:x fh?. poison fhornng)
v with alrslsknrt 1? *- ? in the nropo'
Ion of about half ?><! half A imii
[tour s' i'l' or i ,:n or ?'ho(>?*r? riot
bag can ho isr<1 to advantage to shak
the poison on the plants Da this i
?nrlv morning when the flow is o
[he plants for ho?t ?-"sulfs IV< not b
ihe hue heroine w< t hv touching th
wot plants.
To Control th* C^bbaqr Worm:l*:;o
the sumo rontr ?t measures fr
tbo eahh.uge worm as f, r tho pot at
hootlo. Tlx ' rohi,,r,o that some hav
against poison in o cabbage is an tit
founded one Experiments sht ?v th;
u person won 1?1 hnvo to oaf 2^ rril
h tge- at ono timo if dusted in tho o
rtinarv way to receive anv poisonln
efforts Tlegin to (lust tho rahhaj
with oithor of tho two poisons tnoi
tinned for tho control of tho potat
hug. when tho worm hoh s arc flr*-t n<
tieod. and oontinuo this as long a
necessary.
Cabbage Lice:?A *nr 11 grayish (
groonish louse, which onuses tho plat
to wit and dio by sucking
Tho rahhago lon*o givos htrfh I
living young throughout tho sum no
month?. Hv tho millions During tl
fall thoro Is a gonorat'on of femn
liro wh'rh lay ores Tho wintor
p".sg"d 'n tho org s' ore
Control: 1 S" av w th nicotir
sulfate or ntark ',?> if ID 1 pint I
100 gallons water or 1 nhlespoon
Ti gallons \o'??or
2 Spray with ?>%un solution' 1 T
of rr?ii"-irv ' nn??r* m in 2 gnllot
of hot iv -tor Shave the soap in tl.
r\( AOiiu K/>f ii'n hunt 't t' ' Iti*
pa 11 on ? r>f h"t nrxturc to ' ttallons '
m1'1!' " ? " i''?n? <?' i ?1 ?1 ? i?r
If pi t,. f it* ?-Tin'?t l?"
fn<.r?i toe i ? ' -? ?' in ir?>?t mark
!s T' f i'v " o nr xIm-'
C<\ I ? 11 T'v Pro < f M>.itori
<1 *r. iipr 1 t,;- t
kidneys"weak
Kidney tronhlee don't disappear
t hf>nis?-1 They yrow ilowl y b
tan/lily, undermining health wi
deadly rertainly, until you fall a *1
tlm to Incurable dlara-ne.
Stop your trouble* while there la tlm
l>ori't wart until little palna become b
achen r?on't trltle with dleea**
avoid future eufferlne- h??in t r?u i m?
with (HtlAt MUDAIi Haarlem Oil <_'a
antes now. Take three or four evei
lay until you are entirely free fro
pain.
Thla well-knowa preparation haa hei
one of the national remedies of Ho
land for centurlea In 1696 the KOverl
ment of the Netherlands Kranted
special charter authorising Its prepsr
Hon and sals.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1919.
PffiA
jfl I
S| |1
nical value of
Is now in use
x car of such
: that owners jj?
alue. It has " jjljp
make staunch ;|ro
J is your safe
a Model lA).
Dealers i?
. c r
aster, 3. l.
b.Toltd*
fiiniiuiuuiu..i-i.,mmii..li 1^'
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PRFVFNT SWEET POTATO ROTS.
: ?
n Increase Production. Decrease Loss.
<'l?-in i>n '<i1I?>ki' Sw?'iM potato rots
? takf* t>>H from two to four million
lioi'.n.- cvry y?.-ir fri?? ? Routh Cnrn?
linn. and as tin- time approaches for
'r bedding tin way in which some of the
muri' trouhlesome of flu diseasea
P"t Into the field v'nould ho kopt in
1 I mind
Black rot. foot-rot. and scurf livo
I over winter on th<? potatoes in storage.
r ; When potatoes affected with these
troubles are used for seed, the disI
eases pet on the sprouts and are car"
ried directly to the field. Reed pota?
toes should therefore he careftilly select
d .mil no tuher used whose ?u?|V
face shows any sign at all of hiackened
or discolored areas.
These' diseases aNo live over from
one season to the n< xt in the old beds.
The potatoes should therefore he bedded
each year in a new plnee where
r pot-:toes have never been grown or
beddod liefore
These diseases are ?n rnnininn that
' it is almost inin issihle to secure potatoes
ent'relv free 'rom all of fhem.
Therefore it s wel' to ?o:ik the tubers
Sfl minutes in a solution of fornvalinw
mad - 1>\ "i tup pjnt ,,f formaline
to "f> p ilions of wafer Tltis treat
ment wl 'i h will destroy ar.v disease
14 a
FT'ii-. W' i* h h iimei to he on the ?nr
f:>c?' ' |?'>t it' ? can ho m-itlo at
n->- t Mil' 1 *??- ">1 r<t "* provided tho
lV j, ' t . ri ilhiuo-1 t drv :tn?l are
of .r, (i > ? " <>r which h#'f
** ?) ' - ?n:l f' "d
I'i it'll- - mii' r i' ?i' "'tir?(r voiir sooit
vn r- v* nr nrn
(iurt v rd ' ' " t '"i" n> ' o
tho r r .1 ? > xf winter
ENING?
LOOK OUT!
of The bouaewlfe of Holland would almmt
aa soon be without food aa withc.
out her "Resl Dutch Dropa," aa aha
quaintly calla GOLD MKDAL Haarlem
a. Oil Capeulea They reetore strength
im and are responsible In a great measure
Po for the sturdy, robuat haalth of tha
nt Hollaixlera *
Pry
Do not delay. Go to your drugglat and
m Inaiet on h la supplying you with OoLD
M KDAL Haarlem Oil <*a.peulea Take
?n them aa directed. and If you are not
1- satIsfled with rnaulta your druggist will
n- gladly refund your money. Look for
a the name GOLD .YfKI'AL on tbs box
a- and aerept no other In aealad boxes,
three almas.
a