The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 05, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
IIPAY, SEPT. 5, 1919.
ANNOUNCEMENTF
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1)F INTEREST TO THE
-J BY W. F. HOWKLJi, t'Ot'N'TY A
I Alafulfai Association Mooting. large quant
Marie Fewell. secretary of the 1 fertilizers w
flKck Hill Alfalfa Association, ex-! have been a
t ids through tho County Agent, an tilizers befo
1 itation to hancaster County as in a non
( mers to visit the annual meeting
O the Hock Hill Alfalfa Association ^
* reral prominent speakers will be Cletnson C
0 hand for the occasion, which will ly, of the di
ii held Saturday, Sept 6. A barbe-.ue returned frc
* 1 he held, and a picnic dinner will'tho boll we*
t, served. The meeting will be held finds that th
4 Hock Hill. . to new terr
Greatest ad
Farm Idfe Meeting. ! aloaj? (hft ,f
; S'cxt v. eek will bo farm life week ratijer rap
X !his county. A vigorous campaign nfirkejev jj
* ? '..eon planned by the County and countjes y
1 ime Demonstration Agents. Tim been found
a ledule is as follows: Orangeburg
Monday night Sept 8. Douglas, lec 0dR0 ar(
I > by Prof. VV. II. Mills
1 e i ? ,,, , Tho new
Tuosdav Sept. 9, Tradesville and]
- ^ . cessary by t
1 Xahaw . *
ii- j j ? . ~ . the lower c
VVeduesday. Sept. 10 Van Wyck . ,,,
j Li . m .r .. whore Kdge
iv'nf; morning and Pleasant Valleri _
- - Savannah i
<Aing afternoon. Aiken. Non
yhursday morning. Sept. II. An- HnKeburK c
Berkeley co
tlday. Sepi 12.?Heath Springs Moncks Co
Saturday. Sept. 13.- I,ancast?r. poa-t #| Rul
frde meetings at Van Wyck. Annh,
and Heath Sprints, will take adTanr<M to
ill form of picnics. At each of these
,v . _ . of Kdgefleld
p?es the Home Demonstration hoaQ ^jar<
Aflka's will give Interesting nod help- ? '
? Georgetown
fH demons! i aftlons for the house
. . Summerton.
kMpers. These meetings are planned
. . , entrance. In
aqShat every person In the county can
? . . . ... line passes
(atvnri at least one of the gatherings .
, . . , Columbia. 1
?I#%hear the lectures and see what
T . i - Una and the
ipptoing on. It goes without saying
W m I tv zone, whl
tilt all attending will be benefitted, i
[ Mr. Berly
V 'ondltlon of Cotton In County. weevil adva
A'cral farmers In the County have parted rate
hMn worried over the condition of progress In
thi cotton crop, attributing the poor oipected bet
condition In the use of fertilizers
that seemed *.o have some toxic effect * oo|?era
upon the growing plant. | Clemson
Mr. F. |j. Leal. Kxtension Plant Husbandry !
Pall loloy 1st of Clemson College has i Service Is gl
Juat made a visit to several farms ers In the In
In the County that seemed to be trou-' marketing '
and his conclusions ate that due; in this goor
toUhe excessive rains during the agents as I
grpwing season, cotton on certain they expect
type* of soil has not held up and fall,
continued fruiting, and that where The canif
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THE LANCASTEI
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k. now being the C
lint in aolo^tinrr a
?? ? mmu U HUUII/d U1 AlO
)ATS in Velour, Plush
"*C the Women's Apparel in C
^ Chiffon, Broadcloth, Silver
Poplin, Taffeta, Satin, Georgett
terized by Originality of Design
A IQTQ in Voile, Jap Silk,
^ oring in all these g
1XQ in ALL WOOL, SERGE,
BLACK and BLUE.
DRESSES for Misses and Children?T1
L1NERY MODELS
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re Showing \^/^\|
hese FALL OFFERINGS
void of PROFITEERING
HIRSC
j Extension Forces of the Departme
1 f A 1 { VI 1^1) g of Agriculture for an increase in t
* am 1.11"J. 1 ^ 1.1 C5 amount of food produced on t
GKXT American Farm, together with t
necessity inevitable arrival of t
I Boll Weevil, the increased cost
ities of readily available j ?.? ? -
.r, viv^xiu wii??i/. vo Know tne names or those expei
states that he finds the In* to hare surplus stock for sa
ncing at about the ex- together with the approximate nui
. and that considerable bor of head. Farmers who expect
weevil movement is to be have one or more hogs for sale tt
ween now and frost. fall or later in the winter shou
>?? notify county agents now. This I
tlve Selling of Hogs. formation will not be consider
College.?The Animal binding on the farmers.
Division of the Kxtension ?
vlng out a letter to farm- Mineral Houghage For Hog*,
terest of cooperative hog Hogs should have access at t
The letter, given In sub- times to a mineral roughage as o:
I work by notifying the factors affecting their physic
to the number of hogs
to have for sale next ?<"><*Ulon and Influencing the ra
and economy of gains, according
>aign carried oq by the c. l. Morgan, Assistant Profess
t NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
?ci-|g
'ENTER of FAS
CREATIONS which we are i
, Velvet, Chiffon, Bros
Correctness of Line, Fineness
tone. Poplin. Serare. and the
:e, Serge, Jersey and Tricot in
and Quality of ..Fabric. We
Crepe de Chine and Georget
garments may be here fulfille
1 SWEATERS]
iese are bound to meet with your;
1 n^ForYADIES' Wall
-OVER
Oil 1 1 1
you u be convinced tha
which is now raging in
T IS' BUSY
11 BEE
nt Animal Husbandry, of Clenison Colhe
lege. "|
he A good mineral roughage, which 1
he acts as a general tonic and appetiz
he er. recommended by Mr. Morgan, is __ J
of as follows:
ice Charcoal or slack coal ..2 bu. BBBHi
in- Wood Ashes 1 bu. Mt8>
of Air slacked lime 8 lbs. ?
ro- Salt 8 lbs.
Copperas 2 lbs. * niCSSJ
to The copperas Is dissolved in warm rfckl
na water and poured over the entire and^ust*!
of mixed mass.
ith * L nad aui
n(j | The amount of grain to feed hogs When 1
on pasture is about 2 percent of without^
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BUSY BEE STORE
iHION, OUR Buyers
low showing.
idcloth and Silvertone
of .Workmanship, created in
Newest fabric of Tricotine.
e models of which are char!
have an immense showing.
te. Your desirability of cold.
md Sweater Coats, all wool,
tippled Tail, newest shades. I
approval in Style, Quality and Price
t-Qver Shoes
; for Ladies
t OUR PRICES on these
all kinds of commercialism
SOUTH CAR
PERUNA Hi
MANALIN Cured Me^^H
E. M. Harris, R. ft. Catarrh of the ^BjBH
Vshland, Wis., send^ Note, Throat
age of cheer to the Stomach.
following yoar advice . .
t Peruna and Menalln, J? f}l m7 work and am tn rood
1 ?f eatarrk * tk? awe. health. I reMaacU Ok rata,
id itMiMk, from which remedy to all aagerlng ftui
Xered for aererml yean. dtsseaa of th? temach."
commenctd taking: Pa- _ _ M __ .
on Id not male* my bed * Oald Rwrywker
it?tfU| ta rait Now X LlgaM w Tablet Wane
L AUTOCRACY I operations unchecked and unchallenUSE.
SAYS PLUMB iaaue ber?r.
.. , ? . American labor today ?as not "inostore
Normal Prices
trlnslcally n wage issue at all.
Ah lainr As It Is p|umb said that if a strike vote were
l>t In Power. returned by the railroad shopmen
in rejection of the President's deciVa..
Sept. 4. hfforts sjon on jheir demand for a 17 per
ment to restore noinial {.pnt increase in wages, tiie issue
n? will tail as long as a wou|,j "almost Inevitably" extend beocracy
is kept in power yon(| the field of wage adjustments
inflation or prices aud ancj into ,h? field of "economic rein
K. Plumb, author of construction.
tripartite railroad con- while Increased production throuphclared
In addressing a ouj tjje world is urgently needed tc?
a organized railroad em- hrjnK relief from present economic
amond. Mr. l'lumb add- conditions, Plumb said, men cannot
me is at hand to "strike |acreafM> their productivity in "a syai
the direction of funda- jera which bestows th? profits from
nlc reconstruction. a greal6r ,cf0,t upon non-producers."
for a ' bankrupt Ku.
, ,a . , _ This can come only, he said, throueh-Street
Is selflshlv eon
spin* up this Inflation, participation of labor in the munagab,
adding that tho "bar.- raent and control of industry.
tmenis or the t'nlted ? 1 ? ?
irope were protected hM proven It will tnre Ma>e
pays exorbitant prlc- *
?. .. rover, C olds and I?af?rl|ipe. It kills
we nell. The speaker (he parasite tfiat cases the fever. It
e to a "run down rail- 1? Jt--?f*Wn(lld laxative and general
nc under tho burden of Tonic. Adv.
atered booked value."
the
nd other money rent- '/If ?
| i Ask Your DealcrmBp
cause of high prices, MH|| m ifl 010
nd funramental. does fflfll'V. umc
"y II Grand Prizcjfeteaififl
chain stores under gov- II Cj n - > ? .TK!B
vision, or t?> punishing Ij&Hd ^tftwrms (> Ammunitiona
irders of food?" asked ES Wfitg for Cfttalo^ue ^
'To be asked to wait w|j tmtarm-,u*^c row PQ
process continues its j -
piuuucnun ana unsausractory pr
ere used, there seems to of cojton, have created a market
leading away of the fer- crea8e |n tbe number and quality
re it could help the plant SW|ne over the State of South Ca
nal Browing season. llna.
.... , One of the greatest drawbacks
Aeevil Advancing. , , . . _ .. _ ,,
the swine industry in South Caroll
ollege, Sept 4 J. A. Ber- in tjje IvaHt j,afl been the problem
vision of entomology, has, mai|teting. Many farmers w
,m HC?utlng trop along' 8urpius Bnimai? for sale have fou
ivil line in this State, and . ajraost impossible to dispose
te weevil has Advanced in-1 and are discouraged aDd f
ltory all along the front.| (bat tbere is no market for th
vances have been made bogs and no future for the busine
>wer half of the line with This is a mistake, for there are
id movement through number of the best markets In l
tamberg, and Orangeburg United States to which we can sh
ho weevil has not bo far and pr(Ce8 are aH high as at a
in Berkeley county, nor In time in the history of the count
county except in the low- However, to realize the greatest 1
>und Branchville. returns it is necessary to ship*
boll weevil line made ne- carload lots, which few farmers
hese advances starts in at this section are prepared to do.
orner of Edgefield county To re|jeve this condition a nnml
field and Aiken touch the of oanty Agents in the State ht
river, and runs through ad0pted the plan of cooperat
tray and Holly Hill in Or- dipping where a targe number
ounty, thence through farmera with one or more hogs |
unty between Oakley and together and ship a carload. Th<
irner, and touches the Bbipp|ng have realized three to fc
lis Bay. centa above the price on their loi
y line is correspondingly makets This method has been
run through the counties very successful that all Coui
I, Saluda. Lexington. Cal- Agents are hoping and planning
oaon, Williamsburg and males a number of shipments tl
, Rldgs Springs. Leesvllle, fall and winter. They wish to sh<
Lanes and Georgetown the practicability of the plan, t
i Lexington county the value of cooperation, and the prof
Just 10 miles south of which the swine business holds o
between the boll weevil to farmers,
safety line lies the safe- To this end County Agents ne
l?h la nlM~l "
eeli l"0c" "r,SB1' *
*'rl Successful Cover Crop <'an?|>aign. 11
M- | C'leiUBon College. Sept 2.?Cover flNANCIA
)crop campaigns have been conducted
h* in several South Carolina countiesl ^ ^
lp. I recently with fine results. In New-I
n- . ,, . . . ..... Knorts to It
lD"iherry ( ounty six school district meetry*
ings were held to interest farmers Will I ail
in growing more clover and starting Ke|
'n alfalfa. These were attended by 88
in farmers. 31 of whom ordered alfalfa Richmond.
and clover seed and ground lime, of the govern
>er County Agent Mills says: "I find that price couditio
ive farmers are becoming disgusted with "financial aut
ive fodder pulling as a means of getting through the
of roughage and only wait to be shown values." Glen
pet a sustitute. One or two acres of alfalfa the proposed
jaejto the mule on each farm will deal trol plan, de
?nr a death blow to fodder pulling." ! meeting of thi
cal] In Greenville County the clover I ployes of Kiel
sol campaign results In ordering 11,000 *d that the tii
ity' pounds of erimson clover seed for out bravely in
to flfty-odd farmer* who bare not before mental econot
bis planted rlorer, thus doubling the As receirei
aw number of farmers planting clover rope." Wall
be and more than doubling the acreage cerned In kei
Its in the county. asserted Plum
ut In Chester County farmers have ardoua" inves
bought two cars of rye seed for cover States in Ev
ed crops to tarn under in the rough- "only If Kuroi
it- stage as green manuring, many farm- es for whnt
|e, ers who used rye last year having de- likened Kurop
m- olared that rye had Increased their road" staggerl
to cotton yields 2 5 per cent up. a "heavily w
lis In Fairfield County .160 tons of as a result of
Id Ume and 3000 pounds of alfalfa seed Wall Street a
n- have been ordered already and orders ers."
ed arc still being made. "With the
In Abbeville County a two-day world wide a
drive for alfalfa resulted in securing the President
twenty new alfalfa farmers, who will up temporary
ill plant alfalfa by a close following of eminent super
ne the county agent's thorough prepara- Individual hoa
, tlon rules. Mr. Plumb. "
al
? upon the sure
te ANYTHINO In Engraving, Lltho campaign is a
to grahlng, Printing or Ruling. The to suffer In si
or Lancaster News. thy financial
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