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FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1919. 7)f interest to the BY W. F. HOWKL.L, COINTY A< i I'luiuilng a Home Orchard. | lina, excepti It is desired to aid in the develop- was as folio inent and maintenance of home Corn, 80 | orchards in this county by the estab- 85 percent; lishment of what are generally culled peas. 8.1; lib demonstration orchards. The work Is! tutoes. 85; to bo under the supervision of the tomatoes. 7! I county agent and he is aided by the, 84; sorghun horticultural specialists of Clemsnnj for sirup, i college. They will carry the demon- melons, 70; stration on Tor a period of two years) 45; peaches for renovated orchards, and threej 55. years for young or unhealing orch-| The condi ards. The minimum area selected and | cm and no worked will not generally consist of good to cxce the entire orchard hut some part o. j southwestern it, generally one-tenth of the orchard, very poor to up to the maximum of one acre. The I age of the ; demonstration must not he scattered. h;is heen aha (ir ' backyard" seedlings, nor parts or excessive rai several orchards but will he selected of July and ; and maintained in one plot. or that plan This work should he county and been destroy community wide, and it is the desire and rivers, of the county agent to have a demon estimated ; st rut ion going on In each community which is app of the county. All work by the conn els more thn ty agent and specialists wil tie done hushels less ' in a certain part of the orchard so- The peavi looted for the purpose, and will It, smaller thai elude planting, pruning, spraying, scarcity and mounding, worming and other needed the prospects work These demonstrations will hi promising, given in the presence of and with tin All fruits active help of the orchard owner, or jured to a gi his representative. ing the inoti The object of this work will ho the heavy rains, extensive and thorough development Marked d< of the home orchard, and the illus- of tobacco si trution of what an orchard can pro- the conditior d ce when given the proper care and cent of norn attention. We cannot afford to be on August 1. without fruit for the home, but we Where the cannot expect to have this fruit un- vution sweet 1e-s we make an effort to obtain same, excellent con For the average home orchard, one usual growtl acre in size. 100 trees of the various rates small fruits can be grown that will furnish hill, a large quantity of fresh fruits for Total proc the home, for canning and or pre- oti?ir? l*nite< serving. 2.788.000.00 with 2.r?s:?.o Averages Are Given. and 3.065.0C According to a report issued by It. The product i _ , . . . i (Mind tin mix It Hare, field agent, bureau of crop eh. or a p| [ stimates, United States department hu-diels more if agriculture, the condition of the eading growing crops in South Cam- Tit ? The pretnii Kay/*!. xi been issued a H^^HESA Jjf i\ li KtI T?AIvxq rtra '' X XCi UO jdrWU s'' KV EJH the I fvji the county. MbT OIWIV Who hav. ra _. _ hTmH Women K?ir should u Hn AH tin' pfl Cardui, the woman's PJj BEj^ tonic, helped Mrs. Wil- lowed transpi HnR iiam Eversole, of Hazel B {9 mjf Patch, Ky. Read what .cure fr Bratf she writes: "1 had a Kjjl 1,,r ,,t" Wrm general breaking-down ljrv| of my health. 1 was in ^jWH tor ti Hi bed for weeks, unable to good brood sc BfeW 8et UP* ' ,iad sik1' a R$L Iffl weakness and dizziness, MM ...and the pains were R3 ,or |nforr very severe. A friend /)nlv Vm told me I had tried every- # bio. Entries thing else, why not certificate of Cardui? ... I did, and BeIT. gnine. llogs saw itwas helping M , , me . . . After 12 bottles, Mm x H U 1 am strong and well." MM W ? TAKE r*M Class It G mm imnuui I The Woman's Tonic I TZ' >l\Z _ . I by Hon. A. B w Do you foot weak, <Hx- mm | s c 1 *T. worn-out? la yodr Special prii M lack of good health caused mS lean Poland-C B from any o< the com- M Polan M plaint* so common to MM (4 nr more pi B women? Then why not He"t V0.'", n ^ * Bl months old. $ H five Cardul a trial? It fWk Best PoIan J should surely do for you JW months obi. $ jfl what it has done for so Host Polam J/ many thousands of other year old, $10. jj women who suffered?It ''ol?ni W should help you back to PJF year^old. $10. 3 . .. ^ ^^1 l,y I'lB club in R* Ask tome lady friend i^i F breeds Is won special silver i Those spool ho paid Wh number 1 . prizes In a ror # land-Chinas m Offered by 1 nal: THE LANCi | The grand champion Polu VAltYIKRq 15 ^ ^ ^ I The members exhibiting [ KNT. !,lve nt>xt ^est Poland-Chinas ___ j subscription to The Pola ! Journal. ng cotton, on August 1. 0ffpred by The cheste \v s * I I Swine Record association: per cent of normal; rice, j F,ve $10 ufetime membe hay, 90; millet. 88; cow- thc flve boys or K,r,g who , *h potatoes. 82; sweet po- ,Klllt 8howing wlth animals iobacco, 74; alfalfa, 90: | jn this association. Also a y? >; cabbages. 75; oniona.l criptlon to The Chester Wh i for feed. 85; sorghum , to pach boy or Rirl whc 15; peanuts. 85; water- Chester White Swine, regai musk melons, 70; apples.L() whether or not tlu>y win . 42; grapes. 78; Pcurs.'|Uin_ Offered by the Americai tion or corn in the east-|shlre assoclation; rthern counties is from nest Hampshire sow and 'lent; in ,b*- central :in,1!or more pigst, $10. i counties It ranges from ?P8t Hampshire gllt. 4 good. A large percent- months oI(1> $10. tcreage or late plantings I ?ost Hampshire boar, -t mloned on account of the months old ?l0. "s <>?"?? the latter half; ?,.st Hampshire hoar over 1 considerable percentage ()j(j ? , q ted on bottom lands has; ,u,8t Hampshire sow over ed by overllow of creeks soj(j The total production Is ^ it 38.900.non bushels.' IRONMASTER'S HODY roximatel# .100.000 bush- RF?T< AT T \RR^ n last year but 2,000,000 KLn I n .A l than in 1917. tie hay acreage is much M?n> Conner Associates Wil 1 usual, because ?>r tne l,ast Sad Kites of the (b high price or seed, but Philanthropist, i for good yields are very and vegetables were In- Kenox. Mass.. Aug. 1-. T eater or less extent dur- ber ?' ^,osc ^ho will heat ith by the continuous ?,al ri,os over the body of I Carnegie at 10:30 o'clock sterioration in condition I ,nornin?? wiM bo Krcater thar nee last report is noted. Wted. It was originally pli 1 on July 1 being 85 per have those at the scrvlei tal and only ,74 per cent Ir,ose,y' bnt sin<"p ,ho <loaM I once great iron master, word re has Ween proper cult I-! received from more and moi potatoes appear to be in l*,oso associates and the list idition. although an un-i expected has gradually expa ! of vines usually indi- Tb? nature of ,be ?ervices t- lone ?. 5 , J, fikl? _ ' boon floriiltwl nrtnn r*r* 1 cr V* t n mi I r? 111 il v" "'."ft'"' i Rev. l>r. William Plerson lurtlon of corn for the Pastor of the Brick Pre* 1 Sta?->s Is estimated at rhureh. of N'ew York, will offl 0 hm.iiel.i a-, compared s,8ted ,)V ,{ov- l,pns,)n N 00,0a'. bushel* in 101 *'pastor of the Lenox Contrrf 10,000 hash els In ".'>17 j ehurch. who formerly held on of wheat is piavcd in 'orate in Salamanca,*N. ^ . >rs at 010.000.0oo l.nsh- Tho plana Tor the remova aroxun.itelv C.l.Oeo. > <o h?dy to Tarrytown. X. Y.. h; than 1 .at vear. withheld, as it is the \\ ish ___ I family that the transfer he m ie State Fair. j as "tile publicity as possible mi list for the State Fair w,>"' fpw ? today at October 27-:'. 1 has just "''ook and very few visitor* i nd can be obtained upon!'11 !,dditi?n to those who are i iy writInu to the secre-1 'OR '.ere. Klird, Columbia. S. C. Among the uuests at the A o time we are going to is P?rhapn the only former ; i of the various entries ^'r- < arnegie who was 1 .nation of tho people of:and survives him. This is C Those farmers and oth- M now in his 86th y s livestock or any farm who s?u,k,> ,odaV of Mr- ('ar exhibition at the State his Reciting how < egin now to prepare and had ?*?>votod millions in effort V(Mlt jvcnt war. he said that the w. ub members will he al-i,,i<:t had ??roken *,r t'arnegb .nation one way on their "ml ,,ial ,hc ironmaster wt its are now being made sa|ne after war was ?1<m 1 ee transportation both became obsessed w se members who desire1 ?<'<'a* sa'd M'". He pew, that dr pigs. This is a good n,r" of ,ho wo',<l clopon.U-d lose members who have :^?olition of war. lie create. >ws and litters of pigs to nianent tend .01 the piopag showing. The entries i'"'"'0- Ho bui,t ,ho Pak'eo b work tire given below "?'gue i's home, nation of all concerned: "I never knew anyone t reds of all breeds eligi- in an>' 0,10 ,hin? as ?'? to be accompanied by fh" peaPO of ,hp wor,d- He ,l registration or proof or llevcd thal his pfforts to ?'rov to be judged according would succeed. When war ca respective Breeds. i . ???* " 11 ?> rood sow and litter. 4 or' *"?' negio's heart."^ St prize. $12; 2nd prize, i Spoke Too Fast. *' > No doubt the doctor spoke ilt front 4 to 12 months n inquisitive niece, seeing 2nd. $8; .Ird, $5. turn front the funeral of a oar front 4 to 12 months patient, innocently inquired: 2nd. $8; 2rd, $;?. "Uncle Tom. do you attend loar over one year old: orals of all your patients wt , $..: .Ird, ribbon. I "CJood heavens, no," said i >w over one year old:|tor. "Do you think I have no , $5; 3rd. ribbon. jdo hut go to funerals?" B and the prizes are' State Fair association. Reduced, ises I) an (K are offered' "Mother." asked the mode . Langley. of Columbia, ? sh,> wa? being put to bed are prayers?" :es offered by the Amer- "I'rayers. darling, are litt hitia Revord: -ages m Ond " d-China sow and litter' Th'" modern child grew tho gs), $10. "Oh. I see," she said at las d-China gilt, 4 to 12 we walt *"1 bedtime to send 10. | a? to get the night rate." d-China hoar. 4 to 12 . " .. Have to Dodge. I "This novelist speaks of his d-China hoar over one havlnR eyeg ?ke |ightning ? "Many inen that are marrie d-China sow over one how (hal js .. Poland-China exhibited Keep It. ember, bronze trophy. ^ oil ha\n got a bad cold. . . . . . are you taking for it?" 1 championship over all . ? , ,, , , ... . Well, make me an offer. ' i by a Poland-China, a m trophy will he awarded. A tin pail on the gravel m al $10 prizes must all notit Traiiner's house at Palms en the numltsr of un?' reflected the sun's rays agai ascertained at the fair.j house. The wood presently b a ill then be offered as smoke and then there was a 1 itest for which only Po-' av he entered. 1 , Kub-My-Tism Is a great pi ... ..... , ler. It relieves pain and s The Poland-China Jotir , , ... . rail sec! by Rheumatism, Nc sprains, F.tc.?Adv. \STER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C. "d^hina *Uiif&fiifitfiif the best f 3 a yearly r ] ,nd-Chlna . ] to B i the [ 1 mS |3 B 9 f? recorded r 1 O I ! I M 1 -3 0^r WL^7 llkp J ilte Jour- I . nvhlhh" H? pre in- [ " 11 llamp- [ _ _ ** littor (5 ffi Our Mr. Harry Hn ,. ?| Meyers JUST RETUI ' ? i- ffi ern Markets where | NEW LINE of FALI " I TO-DATE MERCHA sg going to offer to our iown | j price at which ii Attend need the room for these g " Sj daily, WE ARE COMPEL1 | SACRIFICES of which the " | GREAT MANY. Andrew I Thursday [ ^?????????? i was ex- r J rSSlj Ginghams, yard . . 19c h.."J'T.n S ?- .J?vi - ~ ? a uicetmiig, yara wiae . 1 Uc "hu'naiji 1 Sheeting, yard wide . 15c Merrill, | ?^ > 1*1 1 XTZ S Percale, yard wide . 22nc Wymanjr 3 igatlonal j J " pa8 i 1 A Big Lot of 1 of the [ | :: 'r S Ladies' Shoes ade with ? J :=j| $1.49 sii'Mmer- ? r'soriate ffi Ladies* Millinery, 83 AQ ^ lfl% lis ei.ier afi to ST.(10 (initio, your llO ha iiK y Jn clioisc to close out lift# ear. and Jfi ? nepie .* LfJ ? ' nn VAiV^^ t 32 I 0 D A D A n-v,r =n ^ W 1 itli iho Eg ; ;;; gj Apron Check *| ?* '.miwji Ginghams, yd A ?30 at The " J 31 Boys' HATS 98c me. sur- j- 1 __________________________________________ oke Mr. " ] \ ] Large Assortment of POl u'T::.I GETTE and SL wealthy I j M [j Also a Like Assortment of SHIR I ROOM MAR thins to Sfi in child {? And all the rest of Our G "what j J :q|i WE Sell ''? ? |! for th ji herotnf [ j DON'T FORGET. Now is the tim - I j THAT ARE HARD :J the hirs nat tha I | daze [j Wholesale BUSY uln kit- J 1 orenesi 1 _ PAGE SEVEV irrived! \ i rsch and Miss Minnie K *NED from the North- 5 they bought OUR j| ? and WINTER UP- | NDISE which we are s customers at a like jg it was bought-?and as we gj oods which are coming in Sj LED to make the following S ise are but a FEW of a S A Big Lot of S Ladies'White Slippers 1 $1.25 ? LADIES' | HI 1 1 1*11 - * BiacK and White MUUMNGS jfj 1 Oc pair | A BIG LOT OF VOILE (t?l 19 ? SHIRT WAISTS at $1'? | Il-Silk rt* -fl f-\ O Ifi SOLS at | CHILDREN'S ? OVERALLS JUG 5 Ladies' House ? 1 .79 I ? 'UN, TAFFETA, GEOR- 1 IK DRESSES. |j T WAISTS for the LADIES at [ i TNG PRICE [i " " ij oods going the same way [ } 1/cd ci/nrc mvm !? f JUi\ UM IVJLdU fUf lflJUl ? =n e LADIES | S e to buy LION BRAND SHOES. ? TO WEAR OUT I CH STORES 1 BEE - I