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GET AWAY FROM YOUR WORK, WHI[N YOUR TASK IS Diii Thought Given to Improving Build ings and I airm Grounds, l'articu larly (lhe Lawn, Will lefresh the Mlind, and Drihe Out "Shop." Perched oil the stool at the quick lunch counter the city business mai may envy the farmer who can drop hiIs tools and sit down to a wholesome. hot noon meal at home. But the ur ia inte has usually one advantage. When li clicks the spring lock of his ollice door and h ies him to his home at Newton Center, Westelester, irosse Pointe, Forest, Lake, or Con tra Costa, he leave; his work behind him. The farmer must, live close to lis work. Yet, it isn't entirely necessary con stantly to have the plow, the cornfield, or tle stable staring him inl the face. IIa inoaner days, before the advent of I:a bor-saving machinery and methods, wiecre man's work was from sunirise to suinset, andi woman's work was lev'r1 done, it, did not make Much dif itrence, id tihe farm buildings were paitle-- where they could be closest to thie house. Don't Talk Shop Alodern experieaace, however, shows that. very man waits to get away fromhis work at some time in the <bay. It is the same principle as that which farhids talking "shop" during sori.t hours. Every woman knows the milotort of a nook where she can rest wit hout seeing the kitchen sink ti the cook stove. Many women pre fer to have the dining room separate froi the kitchen; but it is only re cantly that farmers have coame to see thi tiesirability of arranging their grounIs so that they can take thtir after-supper recreation aloof from theViwkaday worll. It does not take iiuci filanaing oi'diniarily to brmig this abotat, ill a ameasire. Soile ti ies it tan be donie by rearr-ige ient of the smaller btalianis, the pig si*v, t.r ithe chicken coop, aai ofteni all that is necessia ry is a little thought gveni to tei planting of hedges ald hAw' Sihruabbelry. .it ha an probably is a lixLure, coi siderinig high building and movinag costs, but very often its unsightly e'aoits canl be screened with a hedge, wIae, or lat-tice teaice. or vines which may lie dg out of' the wooIs. If the earier geiieration has placed that I har n (iitrectly across tIIe road it cnia at least eli kept neat. o(t farmlier, who iltcided to get the mNaxiaIum eai .oy Iiteit Iat of life, even rearranged li. rooml s of' his butie so that it I id away from the road toward a woods. Thire ar dozens of things that can ' IU doii41 withouit extr1\tiavjaait expentse i tha1it Will imtake tilt place mlalore attiac tive for leisure hours; and with tht< trowilng tilt fromi the city to the iontry vvrvyiithiaig which is done in i1hat line oids to the salability of the , place. It w\ill it liore. It will pro- I vale ins pirationl, and arIIouse, emulilation t ml the (.0 n lnunlity, amia possibly be the meantilis of improvilg living conditions. ThL inited St'ates Department of t \ rwTAUltuIre i~s paying much1ol attention'"I to the iitprovement (if cotuntrv MURI islife( mayd besa itr o i f a ( toItor. } lt ie tir doto gfHil ~i WE W hiAll i itr vii ftn( (ill U Ifoj, ill uil ,\t t;> \ayll * ('lur spec'(ial Patlmflest~a w\ * Oil p'Jhtot, or' at liir boot1h I GiIBBES Mi * COMP K ~Columh U 2 M hoies. Farmers' Bulletin 1087 on Beautifying tihe FarmsteadI may be haOl on application. 0 FE1EA0 YOUNG CICKS OFTECN ANDI SP'AltNGLIY-GOOD RLEt'~iS Young chicks should be fel a little at a timne and often. They should be fiL enarly in the morning and just be fore going to "bed" at iight, anli not. less thani two ti tnes inl the interveninig period. For the first two weeks they may he fed three ieals of soft feed ntd two of hard, aint after that age Lwo of sort anil three of harid, feeding less sOft fee"d as they grow older. No more moistenel --oft feed shoul be given at one time than they will ,at u1) eleani. Poultry specialists in the t Unitei States l)epartment ot Ag riCulltre say if any feeId is left it, 4hould lie renovedl or it will grow soul 1ii cause bowel loosiness and ivsenl Lery. The linely crackedI grains may s;afely he usedI fro1 the sttl, but Li chicks <do not. as a role grow as rapidly as whni a pairt of the feed is .rounld. When til- chicks are from 4 o 6 weeks old the fireiiency of feed tng may he det'creasi'll to thire tinies . day. From the very first chicks should bie inulceil to iLsereise; activity is a primeit factor inl prmnnoting-_ health anti L'm'o\tli. Iced it ill ill the litter, 'ini imike thllei scratch for it. A little linte 01mall' or fineliy eI clover ikes a 'o'ld litter. Pl'T DOWN i GGS IiOl WINTEiR S iIli.1: Til Il 1(11ii ARi E Oi W 1Tr is iothing miilliysterious i n the bisiness of i preservint, aiiii. no ,1renstt 'lbor. -g s are coi paratively. Iap this spric i gi , cotieII i in lieb L Ii puit lot a sui pply Ifm' I-se next t vlitt'r when I uCt S W ill iO sel a il. I its , l I keepill ng in the .-Inss are giv tien i'litI by th e s De tn-I en IIk-IIt Iof, . I rieu I! IureI v. To' be tr ei s c i iprope IrItIiy g si IIuhli'(I h i iu t into water his whenl absolutely ' hil. The . t ig s h Li bale' cilean, , but : t is bettier nit . to w: hi ithill. i -g vit l dir I IL heli v : nli fit- for l iti li te tn 1ji .sup t' :tni the i :, 'ggs ke JVORCIIeVesi. ( 'raw wc ggs, Mo. host v thii i r weaq-ii k il ils, shouhdi eve' li u I fir presi- lvat il. The tI ckeiIl ctr'Is w\-;!I sim ! :nd ruin the It I >dter c.g-s inl thlt Jar- also. L' Water lass, c:nn he boughlt by the v tipply menl. It is a1 p.1le yellow, otior- v es ,sirulpy liuidl. It shoui he di u it l l . I in thIlirin I I I pa t f 4 v.1ter 1 ghiass to q part 1:. 1s tf wa\%;Iter wh ich . Ins beenl ) h i led 11 : 11 all\\(w d t o cotol. ':11arten1wa re vcr1ot-k.- tr j:Irs- a rv thIe >est onitainer. sinwe 'hI y hav ve a i 41 chemien; -wa t iln fr-m I he solut ion. ql 'h( Cr1wk: )r vIs -IIb t he s tale, .-\ oir perfetct elt.:ui1 ness :Iallwd t.0E iol before thlt\' are u1.il .\ a I t it t i l, r \v ItII L iL v-ill rcpiirv about 22 pints of1 solutin 'it lar v 1(nt i r Ill n r inlc . v I a rlain lton - ( 0f the c e l l l he c t i ner wtl l III, th wateV: I r v, is c: 1l1t1io . 1u )11 1 c'! in1 it :11i i d I are thlt rk :X . ..%.trrl with aboult r, r s( V- t" thAD ME)A C MEl I lilt I i i |3;lln itf I \' fri l ll - ' ii i 1i Ii:\iI\(> I dt (> b ]tt. I Ill SiOV (U1\S t -Mt CliIINERY . ANY, i s A IAnLL LI n1 x .L A GOOD FRIEND A good friend stands by you when n neied. ivanning people tell how oan's Kidney Pills have stood the est. Airs. Joe Wells of South Boun try Street endorsedI Doan's nine years 'go andi again conlirns the story. ould you ask [or more convinicng estiinony? Airs. Joe Wells gave the following latentient January 30, 1911: "i have een greatly relieved and benelitedI by Joais kidney Pills, I had kidney an koyanbces anid I suffere(i with dull maekachies. I was also bothered with teattacles tind dizzy spells. Wan's urimney 'ills however, soon proverd ust what I needed, for in a short tine I was free from those troubles." OVE'R SECVEN I EAHS LATRi, r on l-ebruary 15, 1J18, Airs. Wells aid. "I can always say that Doan'b utiney l'ills are without, a <doubt the oest kidiney remedy on the narket. knything as good as Doan's is worliy i lugh recommendation." l'rice 60c, at all <dealers. Don't Inply ask for a kidney remedy---g.'t Joan's Kidney 'ills---the same th IL irs. Wells had. Foster-Miburn Co., I i's., Buffalo, N. Y. r the contakiter and place it in a coo. >lace, where it will inot have to be ioveti. Use wax paper uniter the cov r to keep the jar tight. It should be ttiketi at every 2 or 3 months to see hat the water has not evaporatea o that the eggs are too near the sur ace. If there seems to be any datig r of this, sullicient cool boiled watei houltI be added to keep them L'overed. Rtemove the eggs from the ;olution s desired for use, and rinse them i Ivan, cold water. Before boilin such ggs )iick a t iny hole in the large tit of the shell with a needle, to keep het from cracking. As the eggs ge the While becomes th inier ani is ardter' to beat. The volk m brnentb'lbc ecines more delicate, and it is cotr tslptiininugly dillicult to separate lt' intes fioni tile yolks. A.A. lli.LLIONAIREi UNI)1tIt 1.1it.01 L.A w Tampa, Fl'Ia., muar. 20.--Ulutrges tns i y I .c > ViolatIe th- Volsteat at "i hie presset agillist liarrv ,,. lack, New I ork millionaire, and' Ihs Lvo negro ema ployees beor th te fed ral grani jury, Uniteti States Attor i'y lieribeit. S. P'hillips Ior the 6otfnli i- tistirict o llortia, said here :o ay. Accel-ing to Ai. 'I hillips, the ind Ju111-y t _A ill Miami the hIs. lnitly ill Apatil to take i the case. Alnu..I, I .TE. Alarch 20.---liarry . noeis Black, New York Imu Lilttm tiuiri, tearrested last itight .. ist l'aii I5ath uitter the stalle I tin law nt titets frtm (;. t a 'ay G . liattice, was riieast't ttdtay WIt'l uwaril C. Ro fpresnent 01 tilt: irst Nattirioal batik ,1 .\halini alt' htodorlet G. lIIouser, I'kt tee Of theI tute banilk, aIpeareIl ant gavt the.r erSONail bon11( wf4,0 tor llc loyt-ri oil lilack's private Pl'lhuan ir, Wlack, who was taken into cust.;v tirly last 'I lbursdlaV ttin rit ttI W;eI I a1ini '( ~It l ;.I u th11o r]iLes jagi 11<1VI 1 his private car alld seized ,);) t"s il litquor stored i it , was r -alsed lFra1iny. byV Un!ited SLtates C'oml nasioner Joh l . (;raham. .1. 1 landley, thet netgro porter, testnla-. i the hevaring that he h1:1d placedl tim itilr abowal without Milack S;mu Igo. AnIhiouigh lhlack was still nietlr $:tihi 1114 it appear. in 'otutnit GroVe it .. ce'ourtI toornoriow, he It-it 11n11m. i;itely kltrl Ilhis hear-ing he-re. 'i t.niay (l overnor i tt ttl ice tei - raljidatl 81h1,r111 Allen of ined c-ounlt.% .ongintomauo asto the- displo. itIm l tihi' case anil itt a tlte' ils illimIformedd ih sheriff' th:it 11plack'-s hie slht'ri at onceit switre itut Wa.. I:utility, ttitl wiredt th \\i' etst l 'a'im tuairet. libw'k suppilieid a cash buon i I $2,000t for~i htistlf antI itrter-. This niat bna ti.l acl- yta iilaii aini hi earli retrtato \liand as lt morntng.Itii gsvsa-itt \\he tlii k 'i pptart d bin ht t't'mit r ve p i It ourct' he aso wl.fc itharge of :ri uior in tut tihlw Ia her t ots i l'hrtd Iiiiiy lhitI itt tl ISISi liht .\tlt10 ii1IiSkes dliN lil':S .NI.:(;o(b) II~ttes ne . lis. .\ lch i. .-\ treatent of kiunanere womBan sea asaoe iwais tn from the Tnyjaerly tay7c boy at numrrs armed(meNS who verpOwere th NEWV DRESSES ---for-m EASTER With Easter but three days off milady no doubt is considering[ her Easter outfit. We have one of the nicest Stocks in Clar endon county to select from, and she can get anything from Oxfords to the very latest and best in Dresses, Suits, Coats and Millinery We are the sole representatives in Claren don for the celebrated Pe(g y Page Dresses ---positively the best in the dress line. Feeling that we can please you, we are asking your critical inspectionf. The Big Store on the Corner - - - Manning, S. C. 4:3nn : n n: m :: 41::: :O: n uu m m : Il I f n1-D I Lm0,( annually by farmers and stock raisers by 1hedeth of, thleirdifrn by tidedifrn animalk. A good part of this is due to carelessiess because the animals do not recveie the right kind of remedies jusl as5 (Iuick as,; they show symptoms of siickess. We have without I (11111Ct of the aret lines of stock and fowl rmedies iml I lie world and every on4e is a .--pcific for t he dis:-eIase it is intended to be 3used f or 706 699 II) R O 'l1(lK oNS IlOG TONIC or a eholera 'd whIiie diarhoI'Oa. ' ( \. T ta ay al so a tonie amll (?,g siniunilant. <> oi the best rmdieis iII he \wrld I ( aad 1ides (hem ext ( a healthy Price 50c. ndvgru.Aline toni<-. Price $1. 707 704 FOR 1G(8A A file rem ( l fo w rI IS aiid also a prevelltative. All uti ipalled i ulgli' n| u eIu r wdy. -'rice . . - mxat v i l 'e Iest, of resIlts. Prescription No. 800---A HOT SHOT For the cure of 12a( rippe, Fiu, M alaria, C hills, Ve er and Indigestion. A sure reliel, and one that never fails. Anuyone !ufIferinTig with any of the above cani get quick relief f rom this remedy. All our medicines are handled by the IseNIan \'holesale Grocery Comn pany, with the tollowing dealers: Iseman MAercantile (o., Manning Kash and Karry Grocery Co., Mianning. We ask you to give these remedies a fair trial. 'e know that they will produce the results you desire. Our Company veterinarian, Dr. .John I. Bruin son, will he glad to give a(vice as to t h(e r'eledies suited for the different dliseases. Sumter Medicine Company, ;16 South Suniter Street SUMTER. S. C.