Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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New Of Course Fashion anc mediate selectior have never had Side by side are tone and others TI MORRIS NESS, Mo CANNING KITCHEN REDUCES WORK DURING SEASON Community Cannery Saves Products Which Might Otherwise Waste Lessens Work in the Home and Adds Impetus to the Cooperative Life of a Community. 1 Community conning kitchens are no :-v-aa a MY ayrlmental :w-e, tr. %m restablshed and highly rgasisd ~w)?in'h a Ah the wisdora and fore sigh't t'o erect them. Fruits and vegtables Ihayv thd unfor !tunate habIt f cOrdi illtd theIi' full est bearinij right whenA the season is 'hottest antd 'th housewife busiest. The added titV of needngi up the Wiiiter's Por tatm tolh ASAN ISEP Syst question of sar out of sight below gr will take care of se, effective as a conne< The type we reco nling water. Using a fully modern bath The cost is modera ... The Sanisep meth. a health authorities. It cc No chemicals- no ele Ibooklet describing Sani minml and id I ~ request. Inquiries aire (Made by Coment Prod Ouhos TpHill Plumbir K..1.par You will Wa I this Display are ye k such a bevy of ben the privilege of seeii modes of Swisses, C have trim stripes or ie Nev nager klQII5t supply of fruits and vegetables seen often "the last straw" to the alread overburdened woman. Yet there much more fruit ripening in the gai den than can possibly be used while is fresh. So she gets out her cans. Most women freely admit that car ning is not particularly hard work i itself. The difficulty is, it must b sandwiched in between numerous re Rular tasks. Help Difficult to Obtain. Ot iQ Rit , the home; so, e 'S , hoe.where thei are smfE re r possible must be# ~o'uto l'eve til burdens of the houseev , pethe A. community canning kite~ 4 i 41% :>f the typo to which membei's me bring their products to be canned at Fixed price per can or that in whic Sanisep adds ome. cormfort em settles permanently thie itation. Quickly installed, ound, your Sanisep System vage forever. It is just as :tioni with city sewers. mmend connects with run the system, you can have room and kitchen drainage. to. dI Is recommended by leading. mplies with strictest regulations. aning- takes care of itself. A sep Systems for homes, schools, itrial villagos will bo sent on In vited(. ucta Cornpany. Wilmington, N. C.) ig & Supply Co., aing,.S. C. el Dis rO .avoid samen I. deviate too mu vailing styles is the pose of these newly a The fabrics fr6m wl veloped are delightfi colorings are gay-e altogether in keepin of the season. Qual vary. In eacli insta obtainable at the pri Ltt a Lovely W NW iy kihdl for they presei itching Tub Frocks as ig-much lea?of selecti Irgandie and N ils. Sc the most charining c Idea( . mnmborS work in. groups on special y (ays with the help of moderit large ,s scale cquipment, saves garden prod ucts which would otherwise waste be t cause the housewives of the locality have not time or strength to can them. It conserves food for those who n are unable to conserve for them e selves, and relieves the pressure of work in the home at a busy season. Vairious types of cannin gkitchens . are in use today in different parts of the country. The successful one mlu b, adapted to the needs of the Slocality. JUgpIly much more in can ened in one of these~ kitchens thn the e families interested in it d Van tie is customary to sell this surplus altd1 Suse, the proceeds toward pyaing ex-' 1enjged. b Basie working espital is neededa the otitke't fore the purchaise of ade quate equfgieit: Experisn .for rent, ,fuel, salaries, r'dn Matrials, afkld~ cellaneous Items, iod, m'ist ihe iiitt for sonme time before retnanis can be realized from the produc'ts canned. ItI is therefore necessary to made definite plass for financing the kitcheW, based on a careful estimate of probafl'>e ex-' penses. Community kitchens lia'a beeni financed in various ways-foid example, by school boards, by boards of trade, by busines smen's associa tions, by loans from banks or from indlividluals, and by membership fees.f Direct gifts from indlividuals or a small group of persons is, perhaps, in the end, the least satisfactory method. The miembership- fee idea is the best, in the opinion of the United $tates Department of Agricultue, wvhich is advocating community cann.. ing kitchens. The selection of a building and its equipment should be considleed .ioint ly, fo the type of equipment fequent ly depends upon the sot of building to be used. Since a primary objiect of the community canning kitchen is to secure the best returns for the time, eff ort, and capitaln i nvestedl, the use of modern labor-saving equipment, horoughly audequate for the kind and volu me of work to b~e doene, will prove ('(ci,mnicalI in the e'nd. VILlA LAYS DOWN. AlUMS, IS IIEp'OlIT .Juarez, Maluy 9.-F-rancisco Villa, the, bannd it and revolutionary leader, has laid dlown his arms and turned his force of men ov -j to G;en. Ignacio En riquez., revoluta nry commandIer of' the Chihuahua, City district, ias S.1 lays ! ess and yet not ch from the pre satisfying pur created modes. -ich they are de Al in texture.'The ven brilliant--and ig with the spirit ity here does not nce it is'thelbest ce presented. ash Frock it for your im we believe, you ng from--before, me are plain in if floral designs. MANNING, S. C. announced here today by Gen. J. G. Escobar. Villa, it was said, would not be given a military command under the new revolutionary regime. It was be lieved here arrangements had been made where Villa would retire from exican politics and affairs. Gen. Escobar said Villa had notified ,he Mexican Railway that guards of soldiers for trains would not be nec msgary in the future. Revolutionary agents .there ex pressed happines sover the reported Dliminatfun of Villa. H~e was consid Dred the greoatest menace to the move nient in Northern Mexico if he refused to accept the nlew regime. KIND OF BIRDS TO BUY FOR A BACKYARD FLOCK XNor the-backyard flock, kept to pro Cluce eggs only, it is not necessary to have hens of extra good standard riuity, What breeders of standard ~64lti'7 ealI choice uuitityr hens are as o'd As any foi' 0e# piodi6tiin, pnd ~dst Yiu6 Iitid~ rif titan ordiri'4y niongre'ls,. Hens of this' grade in the niedium-sized breeds are ud'ually a ittle under* standard weidhits- and' iave superficial faults~-as tnqound wess of color, or irregular ity of mark ngs or of the shape of the comba vihh in rio way affect their laying~ apacity, but make them unfit for ex 'ibitiori- and undesirable for in-eeding Q Q S Du Q S Regist Terrible Torture Itch No Sure Relief Until the Caue Is Removed. When the blood becomes h fested with ,millions of tiny dli ease germs that attack the skii then the fiery irritation and ii tense Itching will remain with yo until these germs are remove from the blood. Genuine relief therefore, ca only be expected from a treatmer: that gops right to the seat, ox th purposes. When buying hens in person, par ticular attention should be given to the general cond tion--whether the bird seems vigorous and lively-and to the appearance of the comb and the condition, of the feet. Healthy hens have bright red combs and bright red combs and bright eyes, assert poul try specialists of the United States Department of Agriculture. A slight paleness of the comb is simply an in dication that the hen is not laying at the time; but a bird whose comb has either a yellowish or a bluish cast should be rejected, for these are symptoms of internal disorders. The skin and scales of legs and toes should be smooth, and the soles of the feet soft and free from corns. 0 - UNITED STATES DESTROYERS RUSHED TO MEXICAN WATERS Washington, May 9.-Four destroy ers left Key West today for Tampico, Mexico, the Navy Department announc ed tonight. The remaining two de stroyers of the six sent South from New York last week will also proceed to Tamjico as soon as minor repairs are completed. The department made no explana tion of its decision to rush the ships to Mexican waters. Those en route are bhe Isherwood, Putnam, Dale and (ase. The lleid and Flusser are at Key West. It was indicated the tend er BIlhek Hawk, with Capt Long, senior olficer of the flotilla aboard, t1sA would proceed to Tampico. CARE YOUNJI' C(jCK(ENS S1OUl1LI JIAV4 1N NROODERS When chickens are first put into a brooder they should be confined under or around the hover by phieing a board or wire blte a few 1iches outsidd (this woi:ld not apply to the small outdoor colony brooders). The feiie or goidid,1 dbiiiull Wu mlkoved gradually farther away froiii the lower and dis carded entirely when the itiekens are 3 or 4 days old, or when they have learned to return to the source of Attention! IRCH a Davis Sta a Genuine Ford and Gasoline and F IA. C. ShnRTER, Probietor. B3RADH AM 'S roe Far Breeders of ered Duroc Jese3 MANNING,.S. C. s From ing Skin Diseases 1e trouble, and strikes at' its cause. Such a remedy is S. S. S. the re liable old blood purtfier that kills 1- the germs of disease, and sends a - new supply of rich red blood . coursing through the veins. S. S. S. has been used success. U fully in some of the worst cases d of eczema and other skin disor-. ders. n For valuable literature write to it Medical Adviser, 108 Swift Labo.. e ratory, Atlanta, Ga, heat, poultry specialists in the United States Department of Agriculture say. Young chickens should be closely watched to see that they do not huddle together or get chilled. They should be allowed to run on the ground when ever the weather is favorable, as they do much better than when kept con tinuously on cement or board floors. Weak chickens should usually be kill ed as soon as notice(, as they rarely make good stock, while they may be come carriers of disease. Brooders should be disinfected at least once a year, and more frequently if the chick ens brooded in them have had any disease. HOW TO MAKE SURE THAT EGGS ARE FRESH When supplying a fancy trade with eggs, or on receiving eggs from out side sources, it is often desirable to determine their freshness. The method generally used by commission mer chants for this purpose is known as "cai)(ling," and consists in holding the egg between the eye and a light so as to note the contents. This should be done in a darkened room, using one of the egg testers of the market or Simple homemade tester. 'Ie air space in a perfectly fresh egg is very small, and as the egg loses part of its contents by evaporation this & space increass in size with the ago uf the egg. Fresh eggs should a'.;ear clear and bright, showingt )I dark spots. Those ;011ustomed to "candling" lwoln learn to detedt sta.lo ~zgs i~'fi a gd 'ree of accuracY and r:iidity. Another mcthod employed by some who have not a great number to test is to put the eggs in a basin of water. If gond they will lie gn their sides; it bal the. will stand on the small ends. The older the egg the more upright it stands, and if very old it will be suspieided in the water or even float on the surface. ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES Motorists!! 10TOR CO.& AGENTS toS. C. Parts, Gulf Oil & ~, Accessories ee Air,. C. .B. GODWIN, Master Mechank, Hogs isMMam