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i yJGUST 5, 1919. ^ BREST TO TH1 J F. HOWELL, COUNTY Vate riK Club mych wat 4 fcter County. lowering < .'V i11"801 <Pstate pig club should us< We U'-M* 1 *n Lancaster county water for ' Kentf^^B tn(* Saturday for the addition t various mem-.brush cons I ;ig'l, clubs with the county The at ^ iu>xftp"ri(O^^H^ ar? now being made whitewash pnr(Le in the work of the able a wl I bersl tj,e securing new mem- given belo l agent gj0 and by stimulating a sanitary I to rele |( old members. A terlor of s pig el 5( bq held this fall. ings. The bers j^je ' _ I nto hrf.e everal club used for b interest afl^ their pigs at the terior uses show and ?- V to be held Oct. *One bus and it is bol lime), slu members hot water, .state fair **' ble salt, u li7-31. well fed. the zinc dissol ( ^?reater part of ing water P?V mthc dam. and! solution i When th'JJ carry them been slake pigs may - ^tof the suck-! thoroughl; tho!r nour ^so of addi- fourths po it may i>?ty <"^the Pi<?"1 Molasse through t! A. become J lime more ling periodjP ^ w> forage penetrate tional grata \c found A quart o should nem1"^ lal feed' Builicient. i stunted. 4re 4 or b| If a big I crops are gjl * /tally rue a pound o necessary wj$* I. I boiling wi for thn CaVffA frame gallons of IV eeka of aSf** /*t are the if the pow hute*" ,/^nd. ln order pn The derek#*'1 g*&n rich in pro- Now ls and growtt fcpplled. Nothing your orchi " object! ^Jbrta or middlings r>ri?h:ir<i a] to accomplish feed for thla pur- C(j jjy mar tein should Bj^Pent no skim milk la jn ;i ,jemC surpasses wk slop of shorts should aimply no the pigs are 6 to careful pi po* I^Hrorn meal may be used amj tli*? i 'y^^Bfov of 1-3 corn meal toT M v ^^Brts by weight. All of r*b fl Buy be fed in combina-| . , '. t^^Bm milk or butter milk S^^pie. Care should be exer- . .larly the same feed: j BB should never alterHi with. 8 our milk orl ydHg eiicd I nutter milk ^aSfi for* reeding deranges th? n?#' ^Pv i and may Bk Biiliil <flh a low trough | diiftd^^^^Hihis should be separated | ^ Where | m r - -raised per . ? gSiiJ I from ^ be weHned at I ^ ^,asf of age. In the |HB I / " later' is raised per year, |re||p^ Pp^hout Vi<(c^^Huntil 10 or 12 weeks of they may the pigs should he jLs^aswa their dan ^^Btc groups of 15 or 20, or age. r number, according to Hum After kpall, weak pigs should or other i separated ' in addition to grain o'Ncial pi |e\en a sbi "'^HBhese produce the max- 'V?ri! V-'? age and ? SS us well as the most J? u'l#! lie proTidt wins. The rhlef essen feeds, ifr .^Bading of pigs after wean irnum ~ri#~^Hduue the development of I CBOI econonilcjw^^rini' muf le so that when LLflU' tiaj in tlnjf^B, aches the age for finishing is to raflH^iing for market It will 11 frame wag 9 Iraine for the storage of (/ the ;uiim?HH Ion to such forage crops * lug or beans, rape, alfalfa, M A w , I have etc., the animal ' fat. In from 3 to 4 pounds of t CLE.AH as cowpefc^t^^Btltt'ly Per lbs. live: Al> crimson f<*<l in dry lots they' should rerjjj^^B* about &, pounds of nr. ?p. concentrat^^BoO lbs. live height.?Kxt. weight. ^^ .15. ^ 4f shoaid Whiriwim xr.'in iicr^^B. Making Whitewash. Compoa Bulletin vjj^^Kc. of quick lime with two ^ fl^Br&ter. The lime is placed ' Slait.^*|^f ifh tne pail la covered with T <t of cloth or burlap sacks Mt. C in pi^H ?d to stand for about an idealism < it, ifte_| h an Insufficient amount of me procc anijblit <lime is scorched and not *it>el camarm al up; on the other hand, too ?eariaom alijsrok ft ? ?*? A ror a ' M ? f|lr /\LiJr jfk ueecrtoeo i3H^3E9^f AhW makes the br*-' and nrdiiai" ( oirinulis teir<bM'nuri();'. ' m Am .'-a *11 livestock. Kill da/, nan I VF AM inn*T t?Ni? for nowin*r ...-r-n* . IfP flintcd* the end nf^u- marcneaa .r'Aiy : M'jn n#f ^Al- LHiiiug ifltv-i.'.J -VoVjowlna season. public K'-iMtl ?lfa?ead la Amart- mut, ,?M , k ^Enlfal id h&t ouaUty oh\u Mm bum = ? m Vov#r ** < of II iiibau, ' 1 ' ?f nn<l foi\gc ernes H '. lTn?. Mftkfei one of II MUUC? 1>U1 > Iter cover ci\r?s. fur- If .Innt grazing >and the II cl- ou* u f? .: irn feed or L^kuxi II uuU ut . jAiet the best lK%r. H uuU ol J aflL JH&W Tyi\ (I t*iu later lOD'S SEEm H 11< (f fill. CATAXOtJ \ *al'ii description and Infor^W^^ KSISIM *' t il out the I*i0? fS i>ATS, SEED BTE, V , (OAT, for Fall sowing. I l\/ k> <*?t ftr O/itnloK and prices I r'Ht .JP? required. I I *** urooD & SONS, 11. -wXl jjanr, <UcJuno*d, &. II ...... . S . ft THfe LAN( after once started. Neglect J* Tj* A 11 lft/1 C ed more orchurds than anj A und It has caused many far AGENT come discouraged with t l We cannot Iiodp for trond fi ' we Rive the orchard the c; er retards the slaking by tentlon it should have, the heat. Therefore you one practicul liortici b the proper amount of saidf "There are threre r< slaking and then an after farmer should produ >f water to bring It to a fru; (1) the growing of dstency. gives great pleasure and ! >ove recipe for ordinary groWer; (2) good f does not produce as dur- form a regular part of the tittewash as one made aH|persous?such fruii pron w, but It Is a good wash as jjeaith, adds to the pleasui coating for cellars, the in- and proiongK life; (3) thei (tables and other outbuild- a market for good fruit, following wash should be intelligently produced and luildtngs, fences and all ex- jew cr()pS are more profit ' the production of good fri hoi of unslaked lime (quick superior knowledge and ked with 10-12 gallons of prevalence of the id Two pounds common ta-'orrhard w|n take rare of ind one pound sulphate ot ajj one needs to do is tc ved in two gallons ol boil- trees and wait for the Pour the salt and zinc equally as fallacious as nto the lime after it has corn rotton nnd tobacco d and the water added. Mix profltab|0 Crops with no ni y and add about three- tep (hp8e crops h;ivo v und of alum. I growth. The growing of c If Ao.-. .. ......v,.., me js a business and an invej ; soluble and causes it to no, (ako care of ,tse? the wood or plaster surface.! nlne.tonth? of orchard f r molasses to the above is ,,up to ejt,UM. ignorHnce of quirements or neglect, or h gloss is desired, dissolve 0Pchard is a (.rop tha, rani f cheap soap in a gallon or' j^... at any tjine jn (|,e y iter and add to about five|year whUe the orchard , thick whitewash. j the selection of the youni their planting one must respective Home Orchard. to do. when to do and ho the time to plan to increase many details essential ft) s ard, or perhaps plan a new orchard is made up of Itogether. A method adopt- vidual trees, each of whlc ly farmers is that of putting a separate unit. Each ui mstration orchard. This is its necessary care and att ithing more or less than the success of the orchi anning from the beginning | trolled by the treatment i noper care of the orchard } Each unit must be protect* GROUP OF ITALIAN REFUGEES *>ph? . .-.>1 - ........ > ^ ..... -?y vv.:;:y f#," n ,N Ireds of thousands ot people in Kurope were refugees a [luring llii' war. like the little Italian family shown in till infograph. that t!e<t in front of the Austrian*. The men o l? in the army. The women ami ehlhlren lived on nothini lays while they tramped to safety. Ij is among people Ilk sis has i lie reused terrl'uy in the last four years. HE OR WAR" . " J" epj iiocc mm LULHIILO I UBlU | u. u.aluij, OU1U A/1 j lilul i til UU i|>aji>iUi luc | WISO." ACTwntn MAKES IT uul j3 uQ nieallsl?" HE BELIEVED COVEN- buiiu coauat-i. 4T IS CHEAT STEP. . 'Hio nuiaie goodness i lijjuied up ins Kiiiaiy eyes light, us he ieaueu lurwi ES "WAX IS MURDER" swered slowiy, t uiiuu u one wuo lues lo uiane p UUll piOSpUlOU*. 1 U11UK 3 of Questions Fail to Shako nine." ure of Man Who Sues for Quiet, unassuming, coi tilon because He Was pnucni. lienry Koru madt _ , preasiou on the auuieuce Cailea "Anarchist" . h . uau he iuou his temper urn nng oi opposing attorneys lemeus Micb.-Th* high lhe,r ?ue-:K>u- v?'?ea on . insuti. but when the hanemy turu nas iresheneu .. loucued on subjects which lediugs of uie * ord-1 rlbuue hl- ^ Qg } i uuu nas loougni into llu jue happiness and j ? arguments ot counsel anu tiuiuaniiy, counsel found repettuou of cross exauuua sieru ,ew uua.njr. a l?ague of Nations, ve?K the uiun who baa been ntst up to the hilt. frw-? i - ? ? - - a* evei/uiing I rum an "ail 1 is me way ne set 0 tiie g<caitMti patriot of his t'on today. "We must elth ueeu ou uie luod laclAS a accept the covenant of p< uie 01 aue-tloua. mKMt *rm "J Bt*B ever at the threshold of I the reauiug ut an article y jouu nwiu oa Henry Foru, "War la Murder <114x1 iu iau juetropouuiu JUa? He hammered that fat 1 auuieiice iu uie court cnuui- with it he always added, ' eu au piuceuem oy orvaluii* owrnine aiiu ?ir. Ford, visioiy eiu ' w*a * murderer,' he a helper of murder. Wh< i, raiacu ui* huau in piwiest. came we all took a hand. , Couu-ai uau eaueavoreu to lJj# sarue War ,a murd) giu^us nom uie need aru- do you meaQ by ?n *?.?? tuuiyuiieU, uy oojuc- moan killing people. t oru auuiiiu/b, to lutiouuce "Killing people to proit view iu n? euurety.. iu ui? osts of the people?'' va? u.ou.y cotupiiineii a<y to "Killing anybody or i don't know what else wai murder. There is a far is h armor Indopoodenc.* "What Is the better wa i Wwa. vo uo, on. coia Wai "Why, to educate peopl 1 ?aj , is ,o man*) uio.a.m them to think for themse ie>wooeut ii i uni, luaepeua- A long examination wi io tiauiti, inue-peuueut oi cue which nought to Quiz Mr. 1 iat,i?uaiiu< ui utM ram osus. ink his views on history ft uiwutcC( itiati^ Oi lUctu tiuHi leniark which he once r a. i aftH, 'ASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C. ; thus ruinrthing else, CALDWELL GETS mers to beTit's ,m"ss litu11st has H m i ' i 1 f, arid fully , 'ailures are' For the first time the national rifle . , . 1 the army, navy, marine ami National orchard re- ' .. , , i j United States rifle range at C aldwell 11 markers at the range. The mutches w lot be "laid, _____ ear or any wouldn't give live cents for all the his ' asts. From tory ever written." K trees and "I don't think much more of it now Know wnat tnan I did then," testified Mr. Ford. w to do the, "The war showed us that history access. An didn't last a week. All the thlngH they manv indl- tol(1 1,3 would happen didn't happen. h is largely 1 hey went ahead, knowing what war . , meant, and made the same mistakes tit demands ? . , , all over again. The history we write ention. am , Jo(jay j8 thing that counts. I'm ird is con- rot inteiested in yesterday." of its units, j , The Flap of Nations. 3d and fed. " The much discussed Hag of a League of Nations, which It has been stated j Mr. Ford was having made in his fac! tory before the United States en'ero.l the war, was brought into court. The % tmtimony developed the fact that Mr J Ford did not originate the design of 3 the flag and had never seen the ban M-TMi ? nor I,e saw tt sma" drawing ?* 't once in St. Paul's Cathedral, LV jr ? troit. he said, but had never heard ol it again and knew nothing about it ?? He denied emphatically tha- he ever said he would raise this Hag above y*' ; j the Stars and Stripes, and said tha ; ! statement thnt ho reverenced this bannor abov.- the flag of his country \va9 l; "A terrible thing to any about aj\ Anv t^ Hcnn." J |i \\T tvapap?T unions || _ VR JJHA J J J m time L ? Ira ltwr s iteii crosH r J ^jr t this house- J ; hut yellow a e those thnt 1 ^ I WATCF - | HARRY HI L-ir s MEYERS wh 1, I'll auuill 3j """""" rP Markets for u n d"" | STORES and of tho maulj] ^ witc a new " i W 7 mu una uu- S We are n idealist is ^3 7zxn | of UP-to-DA r:"7 I sex at a pric | der?"HOW i, oven when [ :T??? a In the mea LC a * * ? ? on mercnai iroaiHsnty ?,< ? So COme NOW H "The HI, or prepared J it the sttua- | J ?? *jp *' " h? ",j. t j Wt out the 1 ouco or Otiu- I ] w ^ id guard for- ? | i WE Sell the :t hoioo mad ^ ^ War la mur- [ j said. "1 svai 1 ? ?- ffi DON'T FORGET. N but It ie alt L _ ? | V murder." [ J set the inter- j J anything. I [ 3 W W 1 r?j THE H io. To teach. ? J dHb J Ivea." / ? ?a conducted r 1 llT| a b'ord condfrn- Sj " llOlOSale I , based/on a I m utejfe. % RIFLE MATCHES . ^ i HH \V?- N o |1 ^ ^^ 1 matches. bringing together teams fr< Guard, will he held in the Must at t . X. J. The photograph shows turj ill be held In August. ' No Novelty. "How did you find the feller tt runs the Busy Bee store?" inquired j ucqu^ntnnce. "J jtist rummaged around till I t earthed him," replied a citizen ! Sandy Mush, Ark., who had been sin ! ping In Tumlinvllle. "Yes, but I heerd thnt he was [ mighty had health?" "Mebby so. Ue may have been pui hu#? I didn't notice It. I found h asleep In the hack room setting on keg, and when I asked him if he h ! any axle grease ho 'lowed he had, I ] wanted to know If I couldn't Just well come around later, when h prob'ly he standing up. Nope, I did see anything peculiar about htm I Kansas Glty Staa. Saw a Resemblance. I Little Andrew was playing in j yard, in which there is a coop for pigeons. All pigeons were inside w j tlie exception of one which was wi I ing up and 'dow n in front of the d< Andrew ran up to bis mother in gt exeitetnent ami said : "Mamma, is that one a eollecto Wi.trc.it his mother asked liitn v l Then Andrew said: "Well, lie can't get in." . 1 1 UU1 BHnanBMiannn 1 for the retui [RSCH and I to have gone t< the benefit o: I THEIR custoi going to show TE Ready-to-V e which will n WE DO KjT." intime WE are goir ndise on hand as \ and be CONVINC RSCH STORES for BA J \ GAIN for YOL WALK-OVER S Iso for the LAD low is the time to buy VE HAVE 'EM IN STO [RSCI ANCASTER, S. C. ' & J PAGE SEVEN 1 - - ?- L _ j I ... - I UK. W. K. KWilSiER 1 Specialist in | Chronic and Nervous Diseases of Mea and Women. m Piles and Rupture | Cured Without Operation or I I 1 ILoss of Time and 1'uder Guarantee. I I I 1206 1-2 Main Street S Columbia, S. C. ;ot ' $25.00 Reward \nt un I-'Olt CAl'Tl'HK AM) KKTIKN TO in- CHAIN' GANG OF KSCAl'EI) ?f CONVICT i>I>Jnmes Dunlap, who escaped from ,n chain gang camp in evening of Tuesday, July 1st, 1919, was sentenced in last March term of court to servo four ( years on chain gang for breaking into a(j Bennett-Terry Company's store. He >ut is about five feet, four inches tall; as dark, ginger cake color; looks as If c'd ' he didn't have much sense; walks, n t talk and works very slowly; slightly flat nose. A reward of twenty-five dollarft will be paid for this convict's return the to l'ie ?',a'n SanK camp at Lancaster, iii?!s- ut,lt| JOHN* P. HUNTER, ilk! Sheriff. M>r 1 H. 11. HESTER, 0,1' j County Engineer. J' ANYTHING in Engraving, Lithogral:ing, Printing or Ruling. The J Lancaster News. riririnnrinfir. ririririre* Out I 1 rn of our MR. | VIRS. MINNIE | a the Northern S f the HIESCH | mers. ? a FULL LINE S /ears for both jj nake you won- jj ig to SLASH prices j j ve need the room, j! "ED. Our Slogan, [j RGAINS." [ j I in BARGAIN lj ll WOES for MEN |j m ;! LION BRAND SHOES. [! CK. i! > = j; 4 STORES 1 i Hetail I J ? *. 'I