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- - Tb wes o consumpton may be tw: hangson weak -s %& efs 'Honey and Tar irsthe coujb, heals the . i memibranes and stres-gtheu, the lungs. E D. Rountree, Stilimoore, Gs., says: "Ia 4 p- left me a de-- p seated, backin, patdful dough whwh Foley's Honey auTar completely cur ed." The Dickson'Drug Co., Manniu, S. C., Leon Fischra..Sunmerton. S. C. Qld ..""' MTin Cams. "Goodn ..gracious-" -e elms the 0wsedite. "I wonder what becomes of all the tin cans that are thrown away;. 1 riend of mine who Is a well known business man is thoroughly ac quainted with the tin can from its in faney to the day of Its doom. "Wel. what does become of all these cans?" -. I asked the authority. -"hey are." he replied. -reincarnat ad.-sa'to speak. and -become. Ip fact, a sew tin can. but mostly a window -weight." Then be explained how all - the W-P can are gathered. up and -- h e -to a furnace and ho# the thinen tin, which is merely the outer covering. -I separated as a melt ;. edjarodpet fr thesteel which forma therea basi fr the cab. The tin is S r-maore vanl :than. the -steel and ~itk:uae4 ' -*~E over again for coy eing easc The steel part when melt . t-becn a Ud cinak-i fact..the aoUdest chunk in the whole steel fami ly-wweigta -nt 4la-- small. but bey hence the se of A ee'l from cans.-Pdiadelphia tedger - From t Earth. - sa.d rerent conjectures as to just - whatsolor light we refsect to our neigh bhlg planets bare been made from --&the common coasen seems to be that what threw Is determined on the surface. It m nothe highest form of plants that - ~ o~h~e.the- -greateste effects. ba ofdh most striking scenes on - h tsetit -owe their eharacteristic tea - mi eai -lhens-4r In _ . h. famous "Crimson cliffs" of GrMantn which extend for miles thward fromCapeYork and derive - ~ fro~ g of Teinelpe It is thought that - toad epan..offoret and sieanei o o -6 lanet-tarefet er ble qantty of-green light. i the timeof the new moon ggelab_1ghtgoree that part r_. surfaca*hkd Is only'll _ bostrh eixth. -,Cheago y- ;r ter -. r. n"the caesra. - " eorvs few people really know t or s'. photograph Every have away of cropping up enruining- the effect. Of - ? apeld besbeo " . le - 't Vi MMe:S time~ oo rtone bes -q b a einph a hundred has'i ai little Oct defe t '-the For a fu eel picturea pons e gayI share-a = 4' bea au ~eow if-the other features, A ~ ~Ja in'esineidess5 If one has ~se~defe o ide the ~~K,~r~i~bm ete-esmit the baup ~ 4~1~~3l~tcharme~ of the .ebransereques htOarles I<V It is canl ~~ stands in the Pas de la due ihsa aht e soth -.aapert or thue etty. Ite was. se tin y sate .made In ~ ~ Huboldt adeared it the ssmm& qelriansatue Inth wAnrmiet Rome it _ ipbirwith the Mexi ?~ ~~an~seemTreovals~have 4the little Trojan horsea-. 6w leans Picayune. AAautomkiaI Passia nahli the-bridge of your nose Is a 2U avity In the skuul the origin of t liis appears sto btefueknown.. It obbywas tar.una - giistingt of Iohd$-Wined-oehr,-and Is - ~e ~ reica. Phyulolegists '~ethat thIs aIshe remains .of a ~h~guse~Wbk-5 wasof practcl val da tiays efor~the posesseda brt or epe- to find ; their way ~ thirsigh u Wforests sa wiltbbasts e-atodai-iwraWbat..thert purpose it -. imayuv.sem(etwe. not know and .hiknow. - -His Long Dlitnoe Heeds. The hoise painter bad slipped from th ufida pOcefad irken hIs leg. 30as.a bit careless, were you?' they saIto haim at the hospital. as~w -sothi e sh..norted- I was eesis to me. all right. I've beda wulkin' uder ladders mighty near -evsy day, -for twenty-four. years." e.~Iago Tribune *' A Lesson in Ponlteness. 'Johnt. did you make the baby cry?' "Ses. I did. I aked him sumfin'. an' he-wouldn't -say 'Yes.sir.'. so I gave him a lesson in politeness just like you gIve me. N- slapped him."-Cleveland His- Susiness. ige nans are von-engaged In?" "Collcting what?" . - Tb ~ivIng the world owes me." s~tou Trn~p. Beck - Wvhat was..the worst storm you ever encountered? Peck-I think it raged at the rate of 300 words a minute.-Boston Transcript. The. is no case on record or a cough, old or Ia grippe developing into broo chitis, pneumonia or consumpion aftrr Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has been aken .The genuine is in a yellow p ackage.. Retfse : substitutes. Tbe Dckson .Drug Co., MaDning, S. C., Leon Fiscber, Summierton. 8. C. CHARLTON DURANT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MANNING, S. C. -Prompt astention given to Collections. jLjEnTR~ -T3t-FO u ' Tt Sis;~cr' t : Water. Tile tudor isenn't f :s ~stihi 1)r a clergymanl. aubve all L.S a l)tlsnp. itwa for hundreds of years been all that was necemsary to obtain recognlitlotl for such a remedy from a believing public. Bishop Berkeley set ail 1rtamn to drinking tar water supposedly na" tug received benetit from the use ot tar water when. 111.ot. th'." be pUnliiih -wyrt: on -'rfl- Virtues or 'Her Wa ter." On which he said tie- 0l.i leesowed m ore pains tian on any ft is ti t!a:n d ' tions.' and a few motnths be'ire tus death he publlste(-nis lnst work. "-ar ther Tboughts on l':ir % ater." That was in- 175. That tar water b:e not passed out or favor in rulsp It::and in the time of Charles i)lekens iaee evident In a latrghable lneid'nt In 'tirent Espectation..' where l'ip. by a substittion of tar watet to a tiottie or wine, gives Uncle I'umnbleclook. corn erand!er and 'eedsman. opportutnity to take a lons of itshop .terkeiey's eure-atlt mu-h to that eminent seeds man s astonishment and disgust l'ata 11an1 Gazette. Where the Earth's Crust Is rhinnest -ltaly is visite.l by an es'e'eare nttumtber of earthrunkes and vole:toie disturbances bweenause It Is the newest 'art of the earth s surface. dme'cllares g Peprett of 'aris. a t'rench geolo list of nuthority l'eJple esateminilt hose living in the we-tern neals 'here. look apon I'urope antI alt of the easte'nt hemisphere. it fact. as the "Old .sorld." which. taken one way. Is right tut in the matter of the tornmation of .he en rriss crust. winich geologists now grt'e is the result of the cooling of the 'tret mohmen sn that makes our -artb. it so happened that the section -rold iiout Italy was the last to coom nd cuseptently has tait yet coo'ed to o great a depth as other portions of he world. This.- then. makes italy he newest part of the world's surface. f our geologists are correct 1o their es :tmato)n regnrdina the tardiness u the -niling of that partictmar 'c'tion. -ew York Am'rwcan. CASTORIA ."ga'r Inants andChildren. hf Dii lle AlwaJs Bought BOOM tie, Sgnpatut of The Highest .Ilano Sea. The - vigable body of water 1n the -~or Lake Titicaea., which lims in South America about midway between the Borns and the equator. With a size nearly as great as Lake Erie. It is two miles above the level of the sea and Is continually shrouded in the 'clouds and mists of the Andes. Rugged. rocky Islands dot Its surface. and .It possssea dozens of great. on apIored bays. Its average depth is -I.O& feet nearly twice that of l.ake Superior- but in ninny pia-es bottonm baarnever been found. The lake ner e feeses. although. 1ermause of its lelght. It is situated in a land of ai most perpetual winter Alona thie shores are ruins of great c'ities. prob. bly-ot the Incas. but so anc-ent are they that even the indians have no idea 0f their origit or history. Several aIeEuters ply over the wake anrd c-arty m a valuable trade in gold and other prdumts of the montains -New York Miali. The Too Good Alibi. There is no defense so familiar to cininal courts as the ni1hi. p.rmnt that tetcensed was not near the aacene uf a-erie when3 that cimelt was -omiamit ed. There Is 230 defenlse 'mlore 'nal I. hetory. except when it is too mmwsd a to good alibi ia one of the most sims ledus thingts 0n earth. When an ae ensed -man brings wvitnessaes who swear ao his Whereabouts for eachb mInute of he pferiod in question the Iuri bmegums to doubt.- The foreman of the Jaur annot prove where -be was at the ame time with that mn'th assur-ance Probably the judge cannot. How does te-aensed man happen to have that proof which othera hiack' Are his wit eiues -tying. or was the crime commtlif e earlier than the. state thinks. and s the alibi a -pant?" Honest men. oing nnthinkingty about honest hwud esr cawn seldom prove their whlere boutaminute by muinute The fellow who. knows the need of an alibi hast one ed.-Chcago Journal. ..How He Would Take It. President L!neuln used to tell a wild at currency story it was to the ef et that' he was going down the Mis issippi river on a steambat when the iot announet to the -aptaln that bey were out of wood. The captain atids -'Well, put into the first wood Te flat bottomed boar was ran up o the mid shore. and the captain alted a man who was walking a1mng several plies of wood -Will yout sell your wood?" be shouted "Yes." ecame the reply. "Yes." "Tlie wvildeat enwrrencxy" -Certainly." "Weli, how- will you fa ke it? The answer e'nme biarS wilthoult fesi ration. "Cord for c-ord. " New York . H. LiKSMiSNE. ATTOt.~iV VT' I. APPAREL. SHOP FOR MEN AND L.ADIES Everything of the best for the personal wear and adornt ment of bot~h sexes. We fill mail order's car-efully and promptly. DAVID. UT FITTING CO'MPANY. Charleston, S. U R. J. F'RANK GEIGER~I. *L)ENT; ST, uASSING <SC RONCHMS SUFFERER Takes Druggist's Advice With Splendid Result. If anyone should know the worth of a medicine, it is the retail druggist who sells it over his counter every day in the week, and is in a position to know what remedy gives the best satisfaction. -Mrs. Frank H. Uline, of West Sand Lake, N. Y., says: "For a number of years I was a great sufferer from bronchitis. Last July I had an attack which was more severe than any, and my friends thought I could not recover from it. Then I was advised by my druggist to try Vinol, which I did, .with wonderful results. My cough has left me; I have gained in weight and appetite, and I am as strong as ever I was. I advise all who have bronchitis, chronic coughs, or who are run down to try Vinol." It is the combined action of the medicinal curative elements of the cod's liver, without the greasy oil, aided by the blood-making and strength-creating properties of tonic iron that makes Vinol so edicient. Remember, we guarantee Vinol to do just what we say -we pay back your money It it does not Wnat Would You Do? "\Vhatt wotild Y'1 (11) 11 vit were a mi!!l11tmirer wa vs tilnetll qut pro pound'ell to tue' lttle" IIor of an enfsi side g-enooit ti other d1:ty Thle ittle eu.st siers :,nswers Wert interet'inl;. Soule or i it'tt Wrote: "!"It ould r n:! a nouse' wtti rooni1.4 for eat-1l mitd o! uise. sitch1 HS SIttins roD. Dc ni i ti tt $litI la room l. "'! wattlld1~ t In tutt s 7111(1 De I DanEs presidetnt at :t largt' .aary. !1 waotll ilne 4m 1--Itt :veitle in a -le.:tti nous" :I1141 n1tty attlus :111 etlHrl ots "! woniud4 tw prointd of my sitnautlo :ni ni32 11111. t I *wut n ta t! -- tI lm t '1':-Il(;%y pt-3::sonts' also inal ItitI) e L3;33*. ital elo i attt '1 t: r :1::l" - stin:t:si t A Queer Viev of Ec e:3on. it; -::: to . :. -- -<::.::U na ill lilt Iia ) I t t!Y a ~ 't I' '"I tr I 4o 151'!- ':!lt Ir - t " l li , n-setl w hp ort s :! 11: Il i ;. t:::-! l":1: ' e I tll Y i -I Ihr 1 : " .. ?1. in:' Fu i:Ust i11, ita; se e ist . .tm ! : . :" ! : : , . Don't Let Fever Get You Fight it off. Keep your liver active and your bowels moving regularly and fe-ver can 't hurt you.. .R. L. T. The Liquid Liver Regulator Tones up the liver and pre vents fever. It. digests your food and strengthen your body. It does not -ripe or nauseate. It's guaranteed. 50c and $1 Bottles Ask Your Druggist Prepard by R.L.T. co. Adersn,S. C FOd SALL BY Fok vy Kid ney What They Will Do for Yol They will cure your backs t.h strengthen your kxdrneys, ce rect urinary irreguia itie a, bu up the worn out - tise us, atn eliminate the xces, uric e: that causest :h:tism . ? bates, and restore hcsith at: Di'-kson's.Dr-ut Store. CONDENSED STA TEMENT of\an nI. at th clio-.e of imf~ MARCH 8th, 1913. nU-S(URCE5S. Loan3- :ln(1 he ia41 ..... ..-..--.4--.0 Bakingur w .... .(..- ; 144.9t Furnit ure :an.1 lix; :zre-..... -.. ;,0 '.0O Cahon h.w and: i in tnauzks.. 2;9 79 LI i IITIES. Surpu .a . 1348' idd pr-. it 4,E93.10 ( De-----.....- -- ....------ - -- 4,'5 d3 Bi p~a-'b ... ... 5000 FOLETTh4. TAR Joaquirn1 Mier and Ne* X . . Describing Kafv Yprk as 1; was when Joaquin Midier first saw it, and Miller when New Yorkers fr.t beheld him, a writer in the New York Evening Post says. -That was -the period when the gossips were thrilled on learning that Mark Twain helped himself to olives with a fork. when Bryant. his white heard tiowihg out over the folds of a lon;; Spanish clog. moved through the bustling streets 'in scholarly ab straction. and Whitman set his verse to the rumble of a Broadway omni .,us. It was against this background that Miller. poet of the Sierras. pro jected himself on his first tour of the enst. He played the lion for a season. coming to evening parties in a velvet een coat, corduroy trousers and a bril liant scarlet necktie. The tawny hair on his head and face gave him the out ward appearance of a human sunburst. Thus equipped for action and having selected a divinity for his homage. he would throw himself on the drawing room floor at her feet. resting on one elbow and devouring her' beauty with his eyes. while he recited for her bene fit appropriate passages of his own verse. Tuskless Elephants. It is a singular thing that Ceylon Is the only part of the world where the male elephants have no tusks. They have miserable little gruhers project ing two or three inches from the upper jaw and inclining downward. Noth ing produces either ivory or horn in fine specimens throughout Ceylon. Although some of the butlaloes have tolerably fine heads. they will not bear a comparison with those of other countries. The horns of the native cattle are not above four Inches in length. The elk and the spotted deer's antlers are small compared with deer of their size in India. This is the more singular as it is evident from the geological formation that at some re mote period Ceylon was not an island. but formed a I >rtion of the mainland. It is thought that there must be ele ments wanting in the 'Ceylon pastur age for the formation .of ivory. Zinc and Calcite. A novel use is made of the mystical "ultra violet ray" of the electric light by the workers In the zinc mines and mills. The. ore carrying the zinc. known as silicate of zine, is of a gray ish hue. identical in color with the bar ren rock which surrounds the ore de posits. known as calcite. The zinc ore is separated from the calcite by me chanical means of a concentrating ta ble. upon which the ore settles apart from the calcite. To the human eye, however, the line between the rich ore and the worthless calcite- as they lie on the table Is utterly Indefinable. itnt when the ultra violet ray from :in electric light Is turned upo the mass the Tine- ore. hithrto'gra. in color. ap aenr a deep turqouiae blue. while the -thior of the calcite remains the same. Te seitration can then be made by even an unskilled workman of ordinary eyesi:ht. New York Tribune. Makes Thom Look Pleasant. . The -'rench police have a way of thir own of handling criminals who ldo.et to being photographed. Instead f pilin-g half a dozen detectives on the obsi reperous rascal. getting all con c erned red eyed and heated, the Frech detctves enrefully strap the sinner to a large wooden cross, ils arms and legs atre mtade fast, a large sm'vingle surrounds his miiddle. and his chin is propiped :it the right angle. Then the strappted individual Ia carried to the p homograph gallery in the police sta tlon. the light is turned on. the photog eigariette and sits down to wait. N. matter bow desperate the man under arrest umay be, the time will come wvhen frotu sheer fatigue he will permit his features to sllp back to their proper phnre. Then click -the trick is tur Odder's'Oddest Sight. One of the oddest sights In Europe may lbe witnessed in the little city of Odder. [Den mark. There are 4.000) peo plel dwelling there. but they have never relaxed fromw their earliest declaration -namely, nev-er to permit the driving of an automuobile through the streets. Consetiuenltly' a man in a business suit and a soft lhat rides astride a black horse, which draws the motorcar through the town. A heavy fine at taches to any person who attempts to violate the ordinance. No Insult Trhere is the story told of a dispute in which a boisterous, ill bred fellowt caled his adv-ersary "'no gentleman." 'I suppose you think yourself one? was the reply. "Certainly I do." answered the bully. '"Then." said the other. "i am not ofended that you don't think mec one.' London Tit-Bits. Actor-i c- r 1y Ill three of the characters yo .. igned to me in this melodram .sger - Why not? Actor-- Because mi ..e [irst act two of them engage in a fight and the third rushes in and separates themi. -I cange. He Wasn the Limit. Hle-D)o you think it would be fool ish of me to marry a girl who was ny Inferior inteilectually? Shie-More than foolish-I mn'ossible. - l.ndon Answers. When In Doubt--Operate. "1 think It's your appendix." "Are you sure. doctor?" "How can I lie sure until I've had 1t out and examined it?"-Life A man must make his opportunity as oft as lind it. -Hacon. Notice of Discharge. I wiil apply to the Judge of Probate for Clar-endon county, at 11 o'clock a. mn., on the 30th day of A pril. 1913. for lttrs of discharge as Executor of the the Fistate of Samuel W. Evans, de eaed. L., B. G[IBBONS. 1 Executor. Turbeille, S. C , Mar'ch, 29,l193. FOR SALE A nice comfortable dwellinst in the town of Mannmng, well situated in a good neighborhood The house contains eight rooms, bans and stables. Lot 78 feet wide by~ 253 feet deep. P1-ice -easonable. Terms easy. H. C.~ CUTTINO. In West Libertyv St., Sumnter, S. C. Phone No. 615. F0LEYSI01EmTAR RheumaticI are quickly relieved by an applicat Liniment You don't need to rub lightly. It penetrates at once I the seat of the trouble. Here's Proof Miss Etszn MArHEY, 4229 Ta211 Ave., Chicago, Ill., wites:---About tv years ago my mother broke down w l rheumatism. The doctors didn'c do a good. My mother was persuaded to t Sloan's Liniment, and in three wee was entirely well-and I believe she cured forever." Relief From Rbemain Miss iI. E. LINDEI.EAF, Gilroy, Cali writes:-" My mother has used one 5C bottle of STan's Liniment, and althou obtained great relief front her rhenmat Rihemn"atis Miss Evrz-rrA MYER, of 1215' "My mother was troubled with rheum Sloan's Liniment and her rheumatism family was troubled with ring-worms sisters and I and Sloan's Liniment cut SLO .sLs LINI is the best remedy for neu pains, asthma, hay fever, c At all dealers. Price Sloan's Book on Horses, Cattle, Dr. EARL S. SLOJ Pay A Visit to our c'ishter and he will convio"e you that we have every fac:dIy for hand ling your b-irking busin--ss with ac euracy ar.d disparrh Our financial t.andtg is ? Beyond Question andi. we aIm to treat. all our customers with the asret co:'urses. and c.n-id ra' og)., tat, their ac,'oums latge or sm. I. The Bank of Manning This Home Bank WILL START YOU SAVING AND KEEP YOUR AT IT. "You: rca nLmr :il otu wihueh frt oa thn en buia hosetho frs rik itomamut omt ,.r now , m, itedOt av. the elisors made atho beige na .ir ONEd DOLLAR wiN~ Ttt-i BAN~K.'S ANYORI- TWAN OR O CKET aIa- ihas n rthe rie of ouri ' ier besnt gtfjood ., bti the rag~ ~taa h'ay, toilt bie andI~i athingd. surei isof the igf.hestr galt. man to in tin oa:zurd p u i bs lng 01.a aeinbsies toN P OLLAR IN TIEn B YANI Arnky and Conslrsat C. a .7M7N2 ss ion of Sloan's -just lay on :o I th 1 ry ks is gh she is over 83 ears of age, she has ism." Entirely Gone. Vyoming St.. Dayton. Ohio, writes: tism a::d her friends advised her to get is enthcly gcne. At the same timethe here were fve ring-worms between my ed every o: e of us in a week's-time." 4ENT algia, sciatica, lumbago, chest -oup, sore throat and sprains. y 25c., 50e., and $1.00. ogs and Poultry sent free. Address N, BOSTON, MASS. C. o. Edwards, LAND SURVEYOR CIVIL ENGINEER. Office over Home Ba k an . Trust Co W.C. DAVIS. J. W. WIDEMAN DAVIS & WIDEMAN, ATTOINEYS AT LAW, MANN ING. S. (. JOHN G CAPE.S. (of South Carolina). Ex-ommissioner Internal Revneu JOSEPH D. WR'GHT. CAPERS & WRIGHT, AT ;)ttNRYS Ar LAW Evans Building, WAaiLw,TON. u. C. LOANS NEGOTIATED oi U: ?irst-Class R-ai Estae I M ortg'ages. Pu.d4 & O'Bryan, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Manning,S. C. BON-lJN P[EING CLUB. We solicit your Clea sing and Pressi ig work and promise promppt anid good service. We hLve emloy ed pressers anid c'eennoirs wi ex perienelu, nud all wo rk entirn -r ed tee us wili be guar nreed Se~d .your ci el->the to Lte 13 an Trun Pressmng Ciuo. !UI BR~O. Moneer. I) 1..J. A C i, Upstirs:: ov5.r Baukc of Manuingt. Hacker Mfg Co. SUCCKS--ORS To Geo. S. Hacker & Sor, We Manufacture Door -. S -ih ia-l li-in :.ChI& and' B.;lu-'t.er--: Gri; es ani.I Ga Ornam'-nts: Sere Door.s atf Windoaws. WE DEAL IN Glaw.. St-,4h-ri:and'-V .i eh r Woodmnen of the World. Meets on First Mopday ninr 830. NOTICE. Notice is hers-by giv, n that a Teaich er's exa;mnar io' wl; be he d : cunrt h(ou-e iin Manin-i Femr:; \bv 2. 1013. h aiunrog ~ip.-i- nr~ 9t --c1 k. Evei ne who~ h-ts not n:i -i ei ri c:are, or who~ expect,. to teaeb -ho--d take this exatminiIIn. I EJ. BROWNE. Co -S:plt. Ed. IGrapltot. esting i(NNI) ?ii I- ilwi;; : n' - .n 5 ' :rtin it.Ihe altrp ?:ii1:nons ci eni 1m1 the power unider p~ro~pt ;ettericodros o as umg v:ar~is ror-in. le'd :11 h Itrope modI~ittion.s ithhout :ostunu its ndivdulityiso wuihile its prope'rtws nfd appiIearane may;: tnve ebuni.ed it is still eemien&Iy -erhoni ande notbing but enrbon As ordiurrily met? with to te form or coke. co-oi and cha~reonis. it is called a morphumus en rhbin. as gra phite it is enlled grapitte cuarboi. aid itu the form of the diamowr d it is known as crystalline en.rbou Coat is therefore t'ery aptly termed "bIlack diamionds." since chemienlly it is identiently the same as the white diamond though some charine which hais taken pinee~ in hhit intinitestfoii particle called the moenI*e hns enused its vaiiue to he rated-s in doe pe ~ir ton mjstendi ot diii CYPRESS. Sash, Doors and .Bli L irgest manufacturing stock house in the South. Special sizes on short notice: : A. H. FISCHER CO. CHAfRLESTON. S. C. A of An Array of Facts reirding the value of an article does not all convi:ien as to it sup:triortty. But-if thiea be seen, a person of judgment can deterza quicki.} if it pss s:,es merit.. We want you to see our line of Mil-inerv and we will await you j ment without saying a word, for we know wi b.! favorable You won't leave the store wiib t wk irg a purchase. D. Hirschmanna PROSPERITY FARM IMPL Get these time-saving, laboiighteni ng farmstad to secure the greatest yield from your crops. They reca -" soil-tillers-the result of a practical farmer's more than 40 yeurs - experience. Light, strong, and lasting. Fully guarantee planet Jr CPa.me-dH aaorillS..dar.was,cd. ter does the work of almost: .11 garden tools combined: . -' sows accurately all garden seeds. cultivates,boes.iurrows.and lows. Indestructiblestelframe. No.8 panet Jr Hae Hoe and Cuateegdessore work better. qnick.r. and easier -ta 'other caitu, - Indispensable on the up.todate faria. Canbe Etted wtiW and disc attachment and al.steel wheel.-new this year. - . Ff An ntcve 04-sinee mlustrated catasogue Come see the Planet Jrs. Write for the catalogue. Your Soilfl s-liv O l nentsan pups, .oi iees.Itrepod to good.orba tram. Itpy it -etswt intres may ime copoude. B ingaie addedYou soil ichcos Aliegrw,. timitsave. Tereats wosa rets;ee you rikSl an, ostimpotans al, . theessetl fds.nt riesold goo sprebad trelyandnt. pr perqany withebsant Interes manyr timeas cmde Bin alivtye, snowor i mstop brnds. uigThey non-growe nowat fodte tendlUless orreereatons. irms areh mae f-steetlice n trused soke aastbe seasons ieran fromismal, chngake p mace for manes ofasorg cpat. Th press axde isaded toelal onde whc ops ahre grwn cris oer soil Seetofe a, wiscin pcnty aof trate ssental.o Beae soul bare sprmete toeven inding. proe uteety withqar and lod, M aur n u nsren Shthr tea-e lee.I H C nr spreaders have ad ina all stye andtienabin them osrearomahiesel whhae snw or i sloppy dearnhadsin Theye mae willtho eialtheires ordes pons. GeFltrae is ple d wll ndrainfo the, r itcaries Itrnatieower. earters Ca of A mer e chine iswo rk p oratdw: il ro h levlmi IS. pedr hv eral Cie. eni blING m oUadeelywe turnin corers TI Hloa dea Ms hdin FhseFiEs