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i~w _ Uoyrgh' I.PMlDE~OE iiillTHOPllT PricesyarehHig he thmer slhtonldaegndling in inctobergTeseare, the puessta sofl the selty nowe to maept he flc hti t dc ggs Neextiner win-e seas iwe gs are hgh i rc dpeds uthe wahyare fedrk Iand the umeo sof can gin thamn fro Ouaters. Aths aseao thes arlet that 'thostions thatcthouldwrtoeiaeetue te ftisoeibl that uletgs net in-h hies htr theycnine to lay yurn-t areo wxete teg r ig How'.c eends i) thlewye are feod rande ',hey seholntdervd ofchnigte thio, andmayr be( itmoved to thcir winter quarters. Atwhn seood thnge beomes qure.iohe ha shourcev then at mae-. intlyt eand paroulry, raidsea atetion ale a t mk thatpllt e n tom rorstey mH rento nedp duin thenw hom.e. I- th-,e orft eesbfra ere are c haect(nl a4 ea h yiff .ct ow-i Gr, ive pail llet :r o godt an e Get ,nliysbI n e alju i vd trfathent waild goa a lo ' a rav toahrd of ting quas wt-ther ~he edange emannt fs~ice. luaher ishane hefor(teti, a. fittle extra t imean can a reil inl molving~' onltstiai cful m a aaakae ahifen ai ag rdcin. e The) new hmer nhul be clean, t~ he ( o cve d wit lttr ,di nest and f ig adee w a qup ;hould be sc'at e i n'i C Ci thelt a nd 14 a11 Whenhen rfaarae aft of chaangd from anto huet nther 'it is e to moveaana the after larkinf beons.yi afe bid. ,re oug beuin removelad the dtanae iA fht x they . m aybe 'aried iwo a t a 'imet baefy hkeet wat lteihad ineeg aonl but retigin maa sitting nt ataion . 0'oveed vth tedn' handtand wrli st Whe aa flarge andumber of birds areto beaad frasfer fed ooneief box lore thap tmuyabe' usede.ebrssol nothen oe r"owde angeoud fro paed a rinoi andrmvd frmthe boxtn i gently.y h aet ihthi ed ainai auWaormsbatren in a statyCittin aina thIhiron thoed wteihwors hand analn rist. the amr lre ntombrch distrdce proe tohe dietan aond t a coneni enth -o enro on op thy e whueste. hatrs shlde to lie orrol eams andi th Chi wil b plncedfn hanalh Planonten fnrom h nnr oxtl J) J Gb b fart Schaffner & lfarx Laying hens should get a great part of their feed by foraging. When housed in winter quarters the best substitute for this is co make them scratch for the grain in clean litter scattered about the floor. The hensi will thus get the ne.e-ssary exercise which is essential for good egg pro duction. I fhens are placed in winter quarters from free range, they .should be liberally supplied with vegetable feed, which at this season can be easi ly obtained from the garden. In fact, laying hens should have vegetable or green feeds as much as possible throughout the winter. This makes it possible to feed grain heavily to pro mote goodl egg production and yet keep the birds in the best of physical condition. The problem of feeding is one of great importance, and should be care fully considered,. for on it depends to a lark i -xtent not only the general health of the birds, but also the econ omy -. ich promotes success. It. is a suibje t, however, which should be studl ed with a large amount of com mon sense, for there arc o hard and applying to every case. The price of fas, rules which can be laid down as~ feeds and the general environment should he consid~ered in determ ining t he right rat ior. P'rofit in Wint er Eg For the Ia grest pro fi t a good prr, p. oto of t he eggs sh oulul be :Oecur.:dl duinog the winter. If two extra eggs per week tan be obtanined from each if the produtat is increas~ed byv onlyv one hen), a good profit will be made, while tet peer week ini winter, this one egg will pay for all the fe-ed the hen eats. To ' (bta in. th i s re-ater product ion not only sheould the fowls bee young and of ai v~od Iayving brece , but the feceice ,ho~uld hav'~e ia ftul knoowledlge of the i oper feeed ande its p~rop~oruon. Thei rtr. itent in the feeed( of laying h-.ni' 'er' a twofoe purpose-to) re C:ir)'-. wat( aind fur-n--sh heat to the bliy andt to supply the egg -makinh maei As only m:e surp-l)us over w hat '& neededl for- the :ody is avail abh- fori egg production, the proper * e- I honuhi he fed in sufficient qjuan - tii ies . mdunetce th i5 productio. In :- 'pplying4 fect to fowls1 there are threee k ineds oft const ituents w'hich :,hoeuldl be present in c-erta in fairl-Iy well fi xedl proportions if the desired results are to be obtained nmost (econonmically. Theie constituents are mineral, nit ro venous, and catr-bonaceoues, all ofi wic eh are contained mi corn, wheat oait s and baerleny, but not in the rightI proportions to give the greatest egg~ yield. In addition, sense animal feed and gr-en feed shoulid be slupliied. LEAlRN LESSON Fi-'OM NATURIF in feeding poultry a valuable lessor may be learned from nature. In th< spring the production of eggs on tho farm is an easy matter. leowls whicl are at liberty to roam fmnd an abun (lance of green and animal feed or their range, which, with grain, fur nishes a perect ration for laying hens In addition to this, they get plenty 01 exercise and fershi air. So far as lie: swithin his power, then, the feede1 should aim to make the conditiv'is dur ingr other sans springlike. We will i IT IS 1l We hav Men's and Suits are g to $12.50 e All sizes, B If you V price this i overs befor The D. Phone 166 DEAD, SAYS REPORT PREMIER LENINE Bolshevik Leader Said to Have Suc cumbed to Wounds WAS SHOT BY ASSASSIN Latest Official News, However, States Lenine is Out of Immediate Danger London, Sept. 1.-Nikolai Lenine the Bolshevik Premier, who was shot twice by an assassin last Friday nifht at Moscow as (lied of his wounds, ac cording to a telegram from Petro gradl received by the Exchange Tele graph Company lby way of Copen-. hagen. The latest official news concerning the condition of Nikolai Lenine comies in the form of two bulletins by Rus sian wireless, timed 7:30 and 8:30 Sat urday evening, respectively. These bulletins state that mis general con dlit ion is good, that immediate danger is past andl that no complications have arisen. 7101RE CUI)AIIY S[;ltVI VOltS Washington, Sept. I. -T-Iwenty-two memb ersi of the naval armed guard of the A merican steamer.i oseph Cudahy, reportedi missing yesterday when news of the loss of their ship on August 1 7 reached the Navy Dgpartmient have been brought safely intio Atlantic ports b~y British steamers. The same hips~ hadl aboard 160 civilians of the Cuayscrew, leaving unatccounted for only t wentyv-four of th:t sixty-twr lp-r-ons missmng. Im.ports to the navy today show that the rudahy, which was sent dlown by torpioesi trom two (-nemy submar marines, was attacked 700 miles from the Engl ish coast. Ships carrying the survivors arrived late yesterday. Somt survivors,, including two membefs of fthe navalI guard, already had reached an Eniglish port, andl hopes now are entertained for the rescue of the mnen still missing. The entire naval guard is accounted for. HEINS 1RAII A31ERICAN LINES With the American Forces in I.or. raine, Saturday, Aug. 31 .-Germiar artillery last ight heavily shelled thi A merican lines and rear areas in sth< Toul sector. Following a lull of sev eral hours the bombardment was re sumed at dlay'bneak today, gradluall' narrowing to a concentrated force or a small sector. At 5 o'clock this morning a Germar force estimatedl a4 abouti 100 men at tempted to raid the American line. behind a barrage. The enemy wat driven off before he reached th< American trenc-hes. Some Germai de-ad were left near the wire entnngle ments. Another German raid attempted i Ithe Vosges sector thIs morning wa - repulsed. (Irove's Tasteless chill Tonic destroys the malarial gernis which are transmitte tn the bloodt by the MalarIa Moamito. Pelce 0S~ r ood give you a .ng Your FG rHIts e on hand a Boys', whici ood quality a ach cheaper egular, Stot grant a good a .s your chan 'e they are a: J. Chan Home of Hart Sc Y THE You Certai - p' You realiz Trouble, Apper any day. On the hasi business lose if It will surp~rise Remember you are not full surance Compa p jolicies on the 1 FIFTEEN AN] you between fi By means businless at cor ity to make mo: and let me shox ized their valut Musion Dollars Do it todIay waiting. Manning J MR KReae Good Reason xil Goods Earl3 large number o: I we carried o ,nd style and the than the new v t and Slim. ,11-wool suit at a ce to get one a l1 gone. dier Cloti haffner & Marx Clothes. S OU. ARE BRIDGE nly Will Fall Througi 'he Only Question is' a that an Accident, a Bad Co dicitis, or some other trap) mi s of salary or income, how muel you were to die this year? M you to learn what a valuable rr that if you are on the center s] y protected. In con firmation, ny last year paid 'claims for ives of those who DIED BETXX ) FIFTY. Think of it, over twe Eteen and fifty? f life insurance you can prote paratively little cos t against th iey. In their interest, send me i you how more than One Milli as money earners for over Tw; in the New York Life. "-tomorrow may be too late E' Realty & Im OHN C. BAGI Agent and Manag XAXA ;on !I for Buy:. ' Suits, both ver. These y are $5.00' vinter suits. reasonable f our carry ig Co.E umter, S. C. ON. of LIFE L at Some Point AWhen? d, Pneumonia, Heart y~ send you to eternity . would your family or ake up a few figures. achine you are. )an of the bridge of life he New York Life In 12,092,838 under 4,82() 'EEN THE AGES OF~ lve million dollars. Are et your family or your . e total loss of your abil the date of your hirth m People have capital o Billion, Five Hundred you make no money by sur ance Co., iAL, ter