The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 19, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
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?IPAY, SEPT. 19, 1919.
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BY \V. F. HOWKLL, C'l
Bookrf|H>rs, Attention! I h<
iMemson College, September 15.?
Tjie Extension Service is now revis- ta
in its mailing list of beekeepers, pi
beekeepers who receive a card ' re
ale requested to till in the blank A'
spines and return If interested; ht
Iu^ik'i ?in*j, ii. i?? unnuiiieu iney arfi no n?
lubger interested and their names.
W|II he dropped from the ifst. Othershe
Imerested are requested to send j wi
tMeir names. This is necessary at th
dks time, as the campaign for the M
outdoor wintering of bees Is now be-jn[
l?t prepared. co
fncli Crowing on the Increase in the
Snnd Hills.
? Sandhill section of Richland (Ron- Tl
tlno) has the prospect of a 200-acro eft
Each orchard with W. J. Wilson,! is
Manager. Mr. Wilson has between1 In
ijfiOO and 3.00ft bearing trees (5th Sr
year! from whelch he received a net so
teturn of approximately $1600 this th
jear. lie is well pleased with hisjop
Orchard, and as a result of this or- th
Chard, this section will have more h?
extensive plantings. Before this period
of development, land In this sec- tr
lion (16 miles N. E. of Columbia) qt
which might have been had from he
$2.00 to $5.00 per acre is now sell hi
|ng at from $15.00 to $50.00. an
?* at
At Work in I>lllon In
Dillon, Sept 15.?Mlas Caro Mc- in
l.eod has been sent by the State board Or.
*>f health to do public health workj
AJVwDlllnn County. Besides having longtar
r *?"^?rienee In private nursing Miss flu
McLeod server! m KnuH nmno ?? .-.! ?
II u i o?? in*-| n
ivIcLure Hospital, Hlshopvllle. and af-j th
lor a special course in public health is
r ^linu in Richmond, she served as an
> nurse at the Lockhart Mills for 15 fu
months previous to coining to Dillon.; ea
The State hoard of health now h is, tU
the supervision of special public he
health work In seven counties In the Is
Slate, Dillon being the latest of these th
to begin It. , | lai
The proposition was made from
the Stnte hoard of health through
their representatives, Dr. Riser and lbi
Mrs Dodd, that a nurse would be (c
furnished for this work In Dillon 20
t'ounty. Prom September to January
provided the county would furnish co
TH1
gs You1
Rt/ I Ml
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w ready for you with
se are not styles from Paris,
give style any thought. Th<
t's conceptions, and WE HA'
MEN'S SUITS
jrtest line of expert tailoring
PED POCKETS, semi-lined, witl
slE of MEN'S S
ou anticipate such purchase.
>T line of BOYS' SUITS an
ILK SHIRTS, th<
1 n i * -
be Shoe that's hard t
ICES we are quotini
re carry, will convince
;inds of commercialism,
STORES. WE
ASTER HIR
~ ~ 25 lbs.; cracked ]
THE FARMERS
Ol'XTV AGENT. ,bs": cracked or
{ sorghum, 25 lbs.;
; C'raokdd corn,
?r transportation. 1 peas. 25 lbs.; tola
The necessary steps were at onro j Cracked corn,
ken to secure the amount, $800. to pena 35 jbg . wJ
irchase a car and gasoline, with the (olal H
suit that Miss McLeod arrived about j
ugust 15, and is already carrying) vetch As A Wl
ir message of sanitation and good) . , ,,
t.i .v. i .v . Clemson Colleg
?alth through the county.
. . . , . ... ... Vetch is one of t
Those interested in this public
. - ! best, winter legui
'alth movement regard it is a forard
step for Dillon County and hope ?"n<l oon< hions.
at after the next four months of on any ('r
iss McLeod's work its value will be oltlion^h il
>preciated so fully that it will be- P,ant0(* !>n ,ht ' 1
>me a permanent thing. j Hairy vetch (
been found to gi
Feeding Special Flocks. 'n Ibis state, aith
Clemson College, September 15.? eral other good
le production of pure-br/td poultry,< Rrown" Hecausf
;gs for hatching, and baby chicks growth of vet* h.
becoming an important industry ',0 on'>
c ,, ,. , i a! ? .i ? with some small
South Carolina. 1m, 1917 the
?Uth Carolina Poultry 'Jreeders' As- **lghum oats. I
elation was organized, and since wbf>at- Abruzzi n
at time a State Poultry Show, rec- beardless barle>
;nized as the official ittate show by ,or this PurPosee
American Poultry Association,! The seed bed l
is been held each yeiAr. , prepared before
These breeders of ^nre-bred poul- c*n he prepared
y produce stock *>f the highest harrow or a turr
lallty. which the# intelligently wards thoroughly
tuse. feed, and carM for, They ex- smoothing harro*
bit their best birds* ?t county fairs he planted in <
id poultry shows, advertise and sell aratlon that Is
good prices their/ eggs lor hatch* planting. If the c
g. baby chicks, t\r>M surplus breed-! cultivated, is to
g and show sto'^k. and generally tlvator over the
id the poultry h4l?lness profitable, fore, the seed will
Special flocks of/ Pure-bred poultry cd: Failure to do
e houaed in op?in-front houses, the failure to grow tl
or of which 16 covered with sev- Two hundred
al inches of Watching litter. In pounds gf acid
i? litter a mixture of whole grain pounds of muria
vscattered twite dally in winter, to 50 pounds of
id once dally In summer. A hand- plied early In tlx
1 of grain fi? given each hen at plants a good sti
ch feeding The yearly consump- higher yield.
>n of gralnfite about .15 pounds per Fifteen to t*f(
n. Tho cdBpositfon of tho grain seed is recotaihe
not so Inlptrant as tho purity of with a grain crt>|
e productRepresentative formu*- planted in Soutli
is of scratching grain are: October 1st and I
Seratr tW>g drain Mixtures. grain crop a nil t
Crackedl <pm. 20 lbs; wheat, 20 sown separately t
hea^Tf*. oats. 20 lbs.; sorghum and the grain so<
ano *eJHV, 20 lbs.; cracked peas, evenly.
1 lbs.; ^Bal. 100 lbs, | Vetch makes I
Wheat ^Breenings, 2 5 lbs.; cracked In . the early sprit
m, 25 Mf-; sorghum (cane seed), may be pantu-ed
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5 LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER
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IRSrH Si
m
our FALL LINE o
You know that Paris i
5 fact is, Paris is now lo
VE THEM FOR YOU.
of STYLE
ever shown. These suits
i BEST SILK MATERIAL TI
>UITS will be \
IT will also be to YO
d KNEE PANTS.
i renowned brand <
o wear out, the 4
nr AM I>1? AAA <*A A
g Ull IIIC5C gUUUS
you that the PR
is THAT which
PICKED the
schs :
peas, 25 lbs.; total.; taken that the ground is
f as the physical conditio
it screenings. 50! ill lie greatly injured i
whole corn. 25.;. such a state. It should
; total. 100 lbs. j mind that vetch is a
6 5 lbs.; cracked that when the crop is \
1, 100 lbs. I it increases the nitroge
35 lbs.; cracked as well as the organic
leal screenings, 30! the crop is grown with
js. for hay, as much as tl
and one-half tons can
ntcr Cover Crop. from good land ir>. South
e. September 15.? *
he best, if not the Divergent Idcj
mes for South Car- (Ohio State Jour
It can bo grown! Congress announces
ainecl land In tha r
adopted a program of
t does best when
ay types of soils eoat-oMlvinR matter ar
Vlcla villosa ) has Interesting to note, as th
ve tho best results Into eternity, how eong
ough there are sex - speed compares wilh
varleties commonly consumer's.
of the reeumciu]
the best results can
Snly One Cori
tfid May or Hoggs Pofllflr
>r Florida rye. and rOUIOIj 1
are recommended ^ _ . ~ _
Stop Corn Paine; See C
. . .. It la juat when a cor
iiust be thoro.igi.lv yoa want to f?el i
niantlnt Thn I . .wl * ?! # rid ?f It Why
planting. 1 ne land 0f keeping the corn am
with either a disk pain grow woraaf Toa'
with
When vetch is V >^L
:otton, all the prep- Wj T
necessary before V /
otton has been well W Vj |^J
run a 15-tootli cub I
land. If vetch behave
to he luoculat-, \
this will in a l
crop. W/
jflflHs
phosphate ana 50
te are advised 2f. "** Oa?y PeethOH W?j
It" anyhow, sooner/of
sodium ndrrte np- aa well use it soonVr. 1
n fall will give the absolutely sure t/mt tl
loosen from yoof <toe
art and result in a can peel the wrfolA thl
i lessly with youf linkers,
plete piece?inst like p
xttfy-flve po rid t of ..J* a^.?\coT
I apply "Oet?Mt." There
ltded when planted or putterlkg. Oorn-bal
i,.' itil?that^fl keep you
>. N etch should be the "(!ej^-Jl" docs thX r
i Carolina between n?w foccorns haa bke
Ince ^ Oeta-It was \><
November 11th. The tho Judgment of the\i
"? ?"> ?? ?" ?l SfiX VooTS
lined the vetch se-.1 J "Oets-It," the guaran
. I tack corn-rcmover, th
fxd cannot bo mixed |/ way, coats but a trifle nt a
i M'f'd by K. Lawrence A C<
ts principal growt i Sold In Lancaster and i
.. .. . .. .. as tho worlds best cor
At thal tim" U|J. P. Mackey Co., Si
, but care must bo, Company.?Adv.
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IT .
11 to IV
t SPINS
f MEN'S WEARIN
has been too busy with war
oking forward to NEW YO
and VALUE.
5 are made up in SKIRT EFFE
IAT WILL STAND WEAR.
VORTHY of YOI
UR ADVANTAGE if you
>f MEN'S WALK-OVEf
'LION BRAND."
mentioned as well as
OFITEERING
is NOT BEING PI
iGOODS WE
USY
IJKE buulH
i not too .vet. ?????????????????
n of the soil _____
I be kept jjn J
under m
n of the ^
matter. If
oats and out
.ree to three .. r.
be ser.ired I r"? I i?r/% lA/
lCarollna. * I-IVC TT lie
?
I Because, "If It Can Be Dl
' 11 a 1. > I
that it has
120 acres two miles from town,
speed in the p]ace; cheap at . .
" vv'" ')e 100 aires known as Caskey pli
v months roll timber and some good bottom lai
;ress' idea of 100 acres belonging to Mr. W.
school and church; almost now he
the ultimate worth $2,500. This is a bargain at
107 3-4 acres known as llUnter
22:*. 1-2 acres on crossing of I.ib
A Close to school and church. $40
I |?|f Two lots on Kast Knd, $50 each
lOlS'll Nice, net. almost new 4-room j(
put this house up for $1,500; nhu
orn Peel Oft on en<* o: Soutl1 Main street/
i? ouni uiti ' im-iuwui uuusu aiiu iui,
lurest about <-< i 1?>?| overhead; Can't be srertted
"?????'">
Thiye two-room liounafi that re
investment for . . . . .1 . .
Store room on Midvay, nearly ]
Prom $10,000 to $12,000 worth
Six-room house and lot, fine lo
Mr. J. K. Helots' nice improve
This farm is one of the best bar,
room dwelling, big barn, cow shei
shed, Ave tenant houses, two of t
small barns, One well of water, in
70-saw gins, boiler, engine, beltinj
Arsl class condition. Soil is red cl
can buy all things being considere
/ Mrs. Laura Connor's plantatio
w^BP VVadesford road This farm has s
' I* "Gots-h." 75 acres in branch bottom. Th?
later; might price that I ?sk for the place. On
Then you are <n church Dwelling, barn, three
so that 7ou tine pasture; 232 acres, priced . . .
."in one coin- Nice little place of 50 3-4 acr
eeling a ba- Known as Sam Mack place; 2 mil
/JI?.church, 3-room'and kitchen, well
ns 'will van- city crib with 2 stalls. This plac
sweet whtlo lugs on the t,lace
est. Nothing ? ? .
n discovered $35.00 per acre buys Mr. Mol
'rni? acres. This place has five buildin
"to be'corn some branch bottoms. Don't wait
ty it's magic. this price.
V onl ?sure ' have a place that I can soil i
isoiruK store. mile of Tradesville. 1-2 mile of Sp
>..vbtc?*o, in. half under cultivation, about 8 aci
recommended 15 acres good pasture, 130 acres I
n \emedy by this pltpce.
laniard Drug
PAGE SEVEN"
%
now
G APPAREL.
for the last four
RK for the creaCTS,
WAIST SEAM
UR inspection
will call and see
\ SHOES
on all other
which is now
UCTICED
: OFFER
CAR
I
lyler
s in Real Estate
ID?PLYLER WILL DO IT"
on public road, creek runs through
$0,000.
tee, 2 1-2 miles front town; some
id; only $25 per acre.
f
1$. I'lyler, one ntile from Antioch
nise and burn. Buildings are easily
' $5,000.
place, two miles from town: only
. $2,800
ertvMlill and Brown's Ferry roads,
pe/ acre with terms.
/, 4 0 x 200 feet.
ouse with hall; 1-2 acre lot; Can't
se and lot for only $1,500. Located
1 now hnil<sn with wnn/1 fihi o n olle
today for $3,000 Only $3,000 for
nt for $4 per month each. A good
# # $1,200.
new $8,000
i of lots in town.
cation, only $3,000
d farm within two miles of town,
gains that I have. It has nice 6d.
garage, cotton house and buggy
bese houses have three rooms and
house and machinery, including 2
?r etc. All of these buildings are in
ay loam, which is the best that you
d. Price $75.00 per acre.
n aeven miles from town on the
onie very strong land with nearly
? bottom land alone is worth the
e mile to school and one-half mile
i tenant houses, about 20 acres in
per acre.
es owned by Mr. Sanford Rowell.
les from Tabernacle school and
and ood spring. 4 00 bushel capae
has over $1,500 worth of build
Price $3000.00.
>ley Parks' plantation of 264 3-4
g, 20 acres pasture 3 good wells,
long on this place. It is cheap at
rou for $20.(JC per acre within one
ring Kill Church nnd school. Nearly
res bottoms. 4-room dwelling, barn.
In this place. See me att once about
g? -?a?