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2 T'iV !.i L lilic || |? Wasa | ct Hi lWJ"ic?>cn*T7 fe? I FRIDAY, MAY 1<>, 1919. HAVE yc'j plante soy beais wrra 1 V> VJ M \ vVi? hi If Net, Re Sure to Plant a Cr \ t of Them Before lYlidSun mer. /M ? vuvmson Collegt . The fanners the southeastern st.ites have not C?nie to appreciate the value of s b??.iiis, as a soil improver, as a f< for man. or as a feed for animals, s; Prof (Jiiheart 11. Ceilings. of Agronomy Division. The sovliean & one of the most promising legumes the South, and stir lv the S >uth net to grow legumes more than anj otl group of plants. In order that southern farmer may s-eure lar and more profitable yields, the nil gen and the organic matt r of soil must he built up TVs can done profitably only throuvh the i I of legumes iti our t talc,n The soybean, sometimes called Soja bean, soya hean. or stock fi was introduced into tbis eoiiMtiy fr I Japan during the latter part of twetitlath century. \ltho it is no I native, the dl and climatic eonditii of the sontbe..stern states are id for its development It is an ann plant of upright growth, predac large yields of both hay and grain. At the pros tit time soybeans more profitable to the average fart than peanuts, and when used to t ar?- i-niiai pound per pound organic matter and nitrogen to r pe.ts, vteh. and ofiu r legumes. T! arc bettor vieldors tlian eowp when planted in rows and < ultival They grow earlier in the spring later in the fall and are more r.-s ant to drought, heat, and frost t! rowpeaa. As a grazing rrop for he"* soybo: are among the best As a It y ri [ alt.lio somewhat ntliev in* nn relished hv 1ivcst< , The f -ed Value of the Imv r mop res ver? I orablv with nlf ilf t hay \s a pr manur'ng crop t* ev utltl both ore:i matter and nitrogen to f'>.> soil test eond tie t etl 1 v the Conn. ' Agricultural Kr>. riment S* t found that ff.tm l^u to 1"". n n- ! > nitrogen w o- r? tttrneil to tlto coil year when the crop was used for t purpose. There is an ever increasing .loin: for the seed which tire n av Po used for a large variety of purpot One of the principal detn ml - cot from the oil mills Th" sovhetn s arc very rich in oil. one bushel yit ing on an average one gallon of when pressed. For these reasons acreage planted to soybeans e year is steadily Increasing and she continue to inrreaso for some con ernblo time to come. The preparation of the seed is t h #? samp as the prepnr.it of tho seed hod f'ir cotton Tf pver. a thorough nroparation mu?t emphasized. for hv giving tho pla a good start a long stop has h made toward tho successful pm< tion of tho rrop Tho plant roa roadily to fertilizers especially- to application of phosnhutic fortM'zi Sonio potassium can ho appl'orl pr< ahlv in the Coast >1 Plain, hut ni fj\ nood not bo applied either in Piedmont Plateau or tho Coat Plain. Soybeans should always ho nl.an in rows, whether they are grown seed or for hay Tho row-- hould SO to f.n inches apart depending m tiio fertility of the land and the i lotv grown. The seed should SORE THRO A or Tonsilitis, gargle with warm salt water then apply? j&m VicR's^vporubI YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30f. 60fT?T I rh "a Keai . FOR i Desirable Tow I and Imp 50 to 1 =S1 W. B. Lanca JLfJLAl^^JL j n; ') Mrs. F. M. Jones, of || "f o5 Palmer, Okla., writes: Eft '' jfr "From the time 1 en- ff I *ere<* 'nto womanhood Ml K m ... I looked with dread Eg! tii* Ki 0 'rom one montl1 1? l'ie K is II S next. I suffered with my H ot 3j r back and bearing-down R imIs W pain, until life to me was \L Ikt E a misery. I would think F t >* N 1 could not endure the K'1 N Pain any longer, and 1 M 7*1/ gradually got worse. . . H K, M Nothing seemed to help |b| 9 A me until, one dav. ... F " " B:; |j I decided to ' \ ^KE " ^ n' The Woman's Tonic I1W i*r? "I took four bottles," tirv R Mrs. Jones goes on to |j IWll say, "and was not only | J3 '1 M uj greatly relieved, but can ' I I truthfully say that I have |? sl Bj H not a pain. . . ,an tj ffl "It lias now been two Jrji 3 years since 1 tookCardui, H "ls and 1 am still in good |fl' j? health. . . 1 would ad- I j i|J| vise any woman or girl j ft >,v | W: to u>e Cardui who is a j & il J sufferer frctn any female : r" g|& trouble." fe" * $1 ? If you suffer pain caused j. from womanly trouble, or " 1 H if you feci the need of a good strengthening toric rji tubuikl upyourrun-down ri system, take the advice * of Mrs. Jones. Try Car- |ij dui. It helped her. We j S I believe it will help you. ^ I All Druggists || sii! planter! Jn?t m rfi't -n or rorn i ordinnrv rnrn plir'er ran bo us in? vorv sucr-esnfully for tb1? nnrprv o\v About ?r> to :W? pounrl* of moiliuni s: p. eo^il should he planted n"r ore. of- olnnt'rr however fKo or>(?f1 should n he planted deeper than two inches ;t hie under normal rond'Moos not deep ,-f Ihnn npo and ono-lflf inrhos tp, Soybeans ni.iv he plnpfnd arr fit r.r^ from o:ir1v cprinr until nvdmimnv iflt P'1** n crrnin mm f ? 1 y s'ioiiM fro planted o-rlv. hut f< r a hav pastefh? croon manure or soiTng mm t'1 ?t;!l ' tn.'iv bo planted ->?; late as Auerust 1 Chi!t vatfon shon'd her'n as soon te?' ' the vourr? seed < f" I liocp ll-f> ?.'! >ur fo>-! 1"n deep cnltir fion ?? a d v i e d h after that tho <*u't'v >t!nns ? i-nl ! no" | shi1 llow. T.ovol oo;,!vat!;n is re? ,'ar-t mended. because h arvest'nR is lb hoi rroa'iv a'ded About lb to "jo hus*>< ' of Tnip -v T1 to c. tons of b V \V ll bo r\r id"O per irrr depoarl r nnon the v?rio I?f ho!?n f 1 tn t;?- ? nrl!?!nno jN fortMitv < f th?? s- ! ?! " cnltM J ?i.>n roroivort T!io vinr? :?m m' \v' n mnw??r or rhor'.-i <\ n ? K7 flelil to dry T'"? < -r'nit ,C! inrltr y tho purine of . .n ->? h-?v Thn h*:i L "i;iv ho thr^h'"! '"it v th in orn .20 irv thr'??hinq :mo, or thrv ?Estate _SALE n Lots and Houses roved Farms 100 Acres IE ME= PLYLER ster, S. C. THE LANCASTER NEWS. I * ^ I ?>n t'ir:'S?ior1 fr ?> the ilk 1>V ?pPfi:il|v pri'P")'"1' (nrvocinr1!. H^3|| | t?... i i i|>i. fif i vnrVtv r>m?t bo Eftfr-V < . r J o* qi'v'ii''"ic CKhJI ^ *'op Tbo viO'^v ?'p"?:<l P?.13jM|9 oro-1 nno of *h" 1> ? vir;? "on for 'nv f ! (>r?i rt -t< the cr.-.l i)' ?V't have f' 1' Inner': ted T' ' !? ?? r'!ciil irlv tr;i? In the Coast?! Plain vrr's If vnn h*>VP never tested oi|t the j novh^in. rive It a chine this ve.ar Kn 7A and von a*ill bp fully repaid far your BQ 2 All pood road* l^d to prosperity. gfl 1 BEEKEEPING. ^ Timely Suggestions About Thia Grow- EnB C'mnson College.?Thp spring honey ^^9 flow has start) <1 nvi r tlit* pntire statu. flU Thp hees i:i thp southern part of the Kfi9 stat)' are about three weeks ahead of ?slg | those in the Piedmont section. In the j^dj I upper part of tip' state the How is HEn good from tulip, poplar, holly, honey E$a lo'tist. blackberry, raspberry, plantain, mustard In the southern part of the s? :t)> the How is line in poplar. BfcJ holly, gttms. tupi-lo, white clover, gall herrv. ?>tc. Thi' hees mu-t he closely Hal watched. Supers ari* filled rapidly in UbSR*' strong colonies and ample mom I shonhl lie provided by adding supers HM UmP i before the hives heroine congested hKH raE , Supers should lie examined ;it this time tr. re a week, for a strong colony Swill often Till .1 super in one week. t Requeening of strong and healthy iftjRi 1 colonies is not recommended at t! kf fJQjft time The beekeepers should look forward with a view to doing this IRSa^^I where iry. In July A good L2^P14 queen introduced it that time will ?yf II ( Tr :i --ferrinc from or" I'U'n to * .nd U ard 1' frame li ves should he (.nr. Iw\9 g iied into the summer re: irdh-ss of W vo&.'Csi W honey flow, hecause the 1 yard i^ jyrS^jf'i not jii 1:?a 1 de as it sfxiiild he In ^M3QM ' So in :.v of our citizens are a?kine iy how and where to pet liees Rres |j in iv he el :aino(| in one or more of the U 1st Transfer from the old h"o R irvt in th.e h or swamp to a mod- f JfyigyA, y ern 10 frame hive * 2nd' Piirrhimo ;> ? K-? !eum at a reasonable price and trans uftJraMf fer it to a standard 10-frame hive, |m^^| Hrd: Purchase one or mure nuclei WnMji from reputable beekeepers' supply -v1- - * houses. J Quici In transferring from a tree or hox i piP>., ? it is quite immaterial if the bees are J Am es Vn black. After they have settled in the i NAMt ed new hive they are then reqneened ? *DDR "> 1 with a pood Italian queen, which will 7.0 | convert the colony from black to 11a 1 fn ! ian in a short time. plants t lit There is a shortape of comb and snots p nd the rendering of extracted honey is the irron er urged. It requires time and work for pulled bees to build comb and it is ur'ortn- tfhne nate when this work is necessary l*rre to >r when : heavy honey flow is on otif^'v x be in taking off honey, nothing "honld e'fur w re. i he allowed to go to wa?fe. Small lnfiont r ox- pjeees of comh honey mnv he put In nf w"t? st the sun or sol ir extracted Cappings le i as honov are tie'ted in fb" seme man- plan# tra d tier P e. i . . f carnh or comh contain n- V" a ' nt in" hon. \ Ivmld n f be left in the nmn h#' bee v nl or at .inx" place near where c' - n- r?i " the be. - c-n pet to it Th'-i disorcan r.tb us 7c< t' xx- rkers and can e? r< bbinc d 'P< ds pe . ' -an nl exr n't np when faking of h<> s? >n?> nd the hon< v Kv?-n washbics after cle ? # V t "l</ 1J11 file 11 T < TIC v l>f> . ? z?H t nn.1 mill' tv trial-ine lion >* vlnnj*ar. 'p i T' 'T?' :s no ov'i'i'iipo of brood di? Wo no > | oasos in this stnto and f vhould " onriinr ,f?r> i'Vptv 1 konpor I > tiso .in\ n < wnn'l ' 1 nr> rant h>n 'n ord? r :nc (jnoons and rMnHnir t nuclei fr rn roputahlo sour os It is os for this r?*ason that the purchasing of in local h?>"s :s onontiracod <><>(( <| The FTtonsion Service maintains Itiliousn _ cnorf'ttisfu i>n hcokeepinp and tnv in Meatlaoh ^ I <|ii1rles will tlwavs receive careful ;?t Adv. fention. " \ THE C0^0^ ^ED SPIDER Close Ohserv'ion inH Quick A-t'on 1 Will Control. W i Clem-on ** ?'! " T1 r ? >n nl mts j si of the ! irenorall;. inf ?st d with rod sp'di-r IP" than over ' f " ?? Mn ^t overv ni u p?J w h -? pi i t' m list \ r !i id ?i>n>f' ! tP nhlo w'fh 'lip red sp i< r It jc |JC ( P'st i!'it pvitv i afon farmer should nr* know at th's titr.o P' I! tli<> tot'* ?tton crop ho infest "31 ed w'th this post* T' s d pen ! iTJ nr'n< ' lit on ? . in<! \ 'hi 1 ' thkt ifi . Tip fle'd- si m!d ho do?elv watched Qf from t' o t'"io th<- cettf>n i- fhinnorl y* ! until the i okinc In rlns Wth fh> : first aopenranoo of tho r< ' spider jfJ ; wort- shou'd hopin and ho dono thor """" I ourhlv as loni* as is nrri-s iry to jr. * *Jf| tho rod s?vdor nndor rnn'r I r <r fho menu is? uro?< to adopt in controlling rod ?pi ;?*J l??f Koon (ho poke wood down Tf IT! rm??iMo d'tr or crnh no and Imrn All ij? poko wpod 'l"nir torraoon d'tchc- "U ->ro""d stnp?'< or on tho lior'or > f ZQ c*jy *o'd ? !>' ) i t?r> out down and kopi LJi d( wn -ill ooiptor I 'd' /"I.- down hl u kl or-v v!n'"-' fQ ! and ''con t?iom put tf fho imo tinio "jh l ?Vip noVo W""d out LIZ | t rrl C r ' iti> wtch tho oof ton rt" I T^o rod sp ' r " " 'l' it,-rf? 'n 'i fU j oornor or r * " * not ittow o JJ*! to en! , Pull up nf ' J \T V^'I'KK - l * . , a ?? l& u fa, -v X fl/La .i.^ j*!! % T-j In Building Your K1 O U NGA L^O W A complete bungalow, built to give tlie small lam Mantial. attrai tive. well-built home, at a reasonnltlr /i f^T}\A /TDD T I' I* li' M-lv l-uilt 1- staml III.- S. M-r.- c A VtWr *-//\ Wa O JH easily ln-atcl. sail si CONVENIENCEc expcrivi I .-I architects. arv ?o dtilgnwl to <.'.<r >'.<r> DtwJ ?il tin- .m-r.in' tami.y DURABILITY ,vr :f. \\\ str.iiiUh Karli |..trt sr. iir.lv l<>. ks Int.. tlm ..tln-r Kn"t>.| arm alt.r | rt. . t..t |-,it. t,t. .| Ickliil |*r ?. Wnl s- i I I |w . I r-> inli. st ..I U'tii|..-.sts Witlmut strain an.I ..ill t r .jutl.sl tin ,n .. a . rate 11* .us.PIT A 1 /TV-T>? ?l< hU-s .tr. . r .-Oil 1 r ; - ;it t ?>?</t U II | ,sl rr r r> >lil\ w.tli its siirr.iutnlin^s ami 1 iritis-. .. I .-.iiiiu nl ai>,a.> priat. In .in.1 ? 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LANCASTER iNSURA IRA B J OH 133, JR., MJ PAGE Til PEE New Home. j a\VL\: NO. SO iil\ all tluit ran hr ih'-irrd in a modern. *ul>< TISFACTION ; V QU,CKtn,f:T. h <i with it* rotiwimit ?r . in* t ' i!n .irti.stic fli?i.*h it* /im ss 'OSTS LITTLE TO ERECT. tli tin in..t ri. I .ill. i I^ i-r >r* I I r i. i > w .st. is ii. it> a t r< in lli. A> i I ii l> ;s. . .ilr. .nty I.IIIII III I ' p: it ' | r. | <-ifli.il Is . I T!..< sst.'iiii.i si' ; . Ii i?li | . ml In I i?.|is s.i ic I In .- ' n.I in I t ; - Kir. j '-r.'nl i. 11.* i s I.. ? r? i tin- ? i l?-ss Hi n I-, il . s A s.tv tnu Sl> . I.I I r. t llll. .Ill: tills * A SAVING IN MONEY. it l 11 I? t K ii It i , - u is s rs * - \ . 11 I >i K \. it \ .itt r.i 111 u |..w I s \ ro.ni.s si/> < >-r i tt ." in v _ 1 r I I r. >.i - i \ I11 . n. | j I I v 1 11 ,i us In / i hi IJ -II \ t ' i .'it. - t.l.Tit i: 1.4 ? I J It \ *1 kit. 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Net price. ?$954.90 NOTI< K Ol- I.I.IK TinV ltl)S ? f ^ ^ ^ In lanpowcr the Town of UincastiT jt iklv to licvj I ive .Mills tor Six i(?ivt' \ ear* lo l'a\ 1'aviii;; llclit. I'ursuaht to an Ac' of the (iCneral As-i'tiilhy, duly ratified and approved > tin- (love nor, entitled an "Art to empower the Town of LaiKustet to lioM an e|i- tion on the itue>tion l levying live t ."i i mi.Is for six ' t p \ pav im debt." notice is irmacr hereby jiivoti th i' ail election w ill to bed ' I.an isi-t. South Caro! 1 t i. .1 n 1 ? i i I veto I'd" tli . \ \ .if live mills for II Win I ill \ X U'ail t e levy lion I" ;x ; " rho Bill v 1 * e' * ?> -lii l?o open L [ji{U a' s h i i i 11: - at. "-c hLHI 4 "" " P- m. "c" M:i 1 im-is 11 If Ifoiictn. J hn ' ilfS .\l VI. ml l'.rr- .1 >1 ni. B ? . \ : s?\i 1 this =?Mm M: 7t!l i 1 W&IMI K. S ST I WAKT. M yor * m \V II 1:1 : I 1 bfi 't Insures I It * jjl 1 NEXT g ) Policy against rt] dstorm y? irself against this loss? rP e minutes. A little wind and a jfi on you can have is an insur S NCE AGENCY" ? ONAGER. ffi