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IpfOUR FARMERS |! SAVE MAN POWER I Or Rather the Ways in Which i ^ They f* ay Save H. I JTMAKIKG LABOR MUCH ' I MORE EFFECTIVELY ! , / Applifctf to Profitable Farming Oil a Larger Scale Than ' l" Ever. i I ? Agricultural efficiency^ in this nu't.Vm.l ciiH rjrciv y, is in considerable r.?t i: urn a matter of efficiency in the use of farm machinery. .Man laboi o is scarce. The fuck must be made u<> largf !y by better utilization of men. horses, ar.d traders now on farms. | There are three- important ways in which our more* efficient fanners ini ( provX on traditional method' of usin;r laWr for field opn ntions, namely: (1) They iner t a e the horsry>o'wer P* per man by increasing the size of! |T teams. | -2) They is ere arse the 5;rea coi'Mue I; per man and ))cr tram by sMbrftittftK ioK lai ge.siannl implemc-nts i'or smailn \ j' er ones;. r ('.)) They increase the area oov vh! ' i) a given time by i ire musing the s^ze of fieisls. To increase the bor. enowt i per, 1 man the fanner im-ncTy chores a tl.i ee-hcTv<e team where before h drove bvt two hemis, -or a four-horse! ^ <' ; iv< -horse team instead of a three-; ihor: e-tt.<am. Thiis is perhaps the; i simplest expedient for .increasing J h.bov efficiency on thv farm, and one, which is already ver\ generally p,,:?ctieed our fiirmci'i.. Where horse k i er i" abundant and man labor > i fcarre doubling; tip teams efforts : r .uterial saving o1' labor, even with- ' L' ou ?7\y increase ir the *wze of inri-J j pi'-rrwiits unrd., nin'.iuaiiy tic ' I 1;.!};( team waits more easily and 0 r.'.wre rapidly than a smaller one. m \VVser. t!v? dordirng of ;Keams is ac. c M^y ai.i< <i by the introduction of P h : in p'tements, a fuitiher saving 1 . , j [ ( ! nan lar?or and o! time is eMocte;. i t b or example, one man with a two , rrow cultivator w.K.i cultivate twice the cop area per day covered by li.e nae 1 with a-mwrow <uuUivator. I 'mi\o n under favorable onudit ion , an -1'?>? * mower or hinder will eovci n.ru ( n:ore ground in a day thfcn wiii ;? f'< 1 foot machine. Similar eeoi omi-'s may be -effected w ith othe mac'nin ) such as harrows, ./?.ulky pi ays, Mmy- ' rahes, and the lik.f, especially in lii Kastern States, where small-si/ ? 1 I implement* are the* rule. hi general, the larger sized machines cost but P little more than the smaller ones; in-, . deed the difference is usually so small that //ne seaman's saving it ma t labor through the ; use of a big in; c^iui* will often pay the excess in it.> c<v# \over thai of one of a smaller} | The farmer should always buy j ti e larjost implement that vill be j y.nctica! on Iv's land. It is false J ,c buy a smalle? one. llesoft to the third expediei.it fcr, fb it-creasing la two- efficiency in . field operations, namely, enlarging fields,, <i( pends in great measure on ths- lay j ai the land. Where the land is level or i oiling and twv-> adjoining fields to K plowed can 1* plowed as one iff a ft.nce between is removed, it is often l \u rth while to tear away the feince ; and throw the two. fields into <)Ji>o. Thirty the straigiitwav caches in pln-./fng an<l other operations are i lengthened and mud) of tin* time is saved that otherwise jvould be lost in i turning. Incidentally, this procedure,' brings under cultivation the waste 1 land in the fence row. 11 Farm-management studies have ' shown that the size of farm is a con-! 1 troYfing factor as regard*, efficiency j1 in the use of man labor, horse labor, ^ ami machinery on farms. That is to j I say, iwthcr things being eipial, the 1 linger the farm the more crop acres 1 worked per man. It is not possible, A of course, for the average, farmer to 1 iip'i-ease the size of his farm at will lc meet an emergency, but many will * X You'll Look 10 Y'ears Younger. | Rid yourself of constipation, and he ** a new man or woman. Take Dr.is king's New Life Pills and expel the; poisons that weaken your system, ^ foul your blood and make you old before your time. One or two at night will clear your complexion, brighten j your eyes and give back the springy G step of youth. For health and nappi- * ncss let Dr. King's New Life Pills do ai for you what they have done foi oi thousands. 2bc.?adv jB BRITISH PRESSURE f FORGES A RETREAT J V Campaign May Bo Amor.'j [. Most Important of War Things Haig. p .\ T o British campaign in BJgiurr o gives signs of developing into on? of J the most important of the war. The (j Germans apparently are unable to rc- ] sist the pressure being constantly ap- jj plied to them and arc being forced \\ back at a comparatively rapid rate, f Today brings the announcement of an ii other considerable advance by the ( British in this area. They attacked o last night in the region south and 2 east of Messiives and on both sides \, oT the Vpros-Cornines canal, gaining Y a)! their objectives and capturing one t bvg gun and 7 machine guns together, with I ~>0 prisoners. The front line in j the British offensive movement ex- {| t? nds for a distance of about 7 miles v IVm the village of Klein "Zillcbek t south to the river Wumave. Last \ night's attack, the culmination of eon; 1 slant pressure, yielded General IMu- | r, ci's troops the German front trench | err between the Warnavc nad the Lys, l l.Coides additions) ground nrirc to the! ^ lorth, in ti e sector between Ypres f and Corn ires, the official statement < indicates. Signs cf 'i probable further retreat * of the Germans are .rot wanting, for respondents have njrorted the withdrawal of the German big guns in the area east ?i*:d southeast of Messmes j to the extiv me limit of their range. The British artillery command of the situation seems *0 lie aimost wholly naporuiVv for this and the ot)U:r yielding Tendencies of the (iernrn?. * 1 The German lag guns secured their!' adviinta^-e \vh<*v Messines Ridg/i, the G only coKumandrirg eminence in tlw re-| ' with MdiT.ioii m the opening oil" th?- -of fa'iisive. ! 1 Ge.w."al Ihiig's dispatches hav?* in--'' dicatf^d tliat important der'ehupy lent.s ;* might bo expected to gvov; out o-f the ' ofloEzdvo h IBelgium, ana) his pvodic- . ' tiou oppjar.s to bo in the way *>f boinp; jiukIc good. j WHAT is | IAX-FDS IS AN IMPROVER CASCARA A Dhsestive Laxative CATHARTIC AND LIVER T.WIC I Lax.-Fa*: is not a Secret or Veto tit Medicine hot is composed of tlie followut); old- fasLioned roots and herbsCASCARA BARK BLUE FLAG ROOT RHUBARB ROOT BLACK ROOT PA AY APPLE ROOT SENNA LEAVES AND PEPSIN In Lax-Fos the Cascaiia is i:ciprov.?fi by the addition of these digestive ingsw.lienLs malting it better than ordinary Ca.Scara, and .thus the combination ae.ts ?ot only as ? cAiinulating laxative and cathartic but ^lHO,.'is,adigestive and liverttonic. Syrup laxatives are weak, bt t Lax-.Fas combines 'Strength with palatable, .aromatic taste and does not gripe or disturb the stomach. One bottle prove Lax-Fos iff invaluable for Ccomtipaticxn, Inditfc-jufcioti i5rr':Tornul T iw .v??;,vouw^? ' r ? - .A * AVib %VkJI~ find it possible to gain at once a measure of the advantage of a large farm by making their fields as I a'.'?/) and as few in number as is possiblv * under tl.?t conditions of topography and rotation. For the tractor owner there aw i certain special expedients that may:; be resorted to in this crisis. If work offers and proficient operators are available for two shifts, lie should work his outfit .24 'hours a day. The .i; tractor that -works &l! night as j< as all day is the equivalent of two ,j such tractors working 12 hours. 'Hie ? average tractor owner is in position p to render effective aid in the produc~ p ben campaign Vy helping those of \ ??is neighbors who may be behind- ( nand with their spi'ing work, and in ti many instances, i%p doubt, a week of ,| light woik by a tractor will go far u reward solving the immediate labor y jrobleim of a neighborhood. At any p ate it is the obvious duty of the jj, ractor owner to do all the custom NV vork he can do this spring without <5 leglecitng his own work. s; It should he borne in mind in this jn * 1 tuiurcuon inai experience has shown a, hat in working- exceptionally long uj lotirs with tracotrs it is generally as he best practice to have one man in ull charge of the outfit and raapon- ti ible for all adjustments and repair. sh ? sa V'hcnover You Need General Tonic rn< Take flmva'a The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless hill Tonic is equally valuable as a pa eneral Tonic because it contains the Cic ellknown tonic properties of QUININK oic nd IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives . lit Malaria, Enriches the Blood and \ nilds up the Whole System. 50 cents. 1 THU HGRRY HERA LI NOTICE (iF SALE. Under a:d by vii\uc ci t!.c decree nu jud& of the court made by is Honor, S. W. G. Skipp, Prbs!d'n:r lulgc, :n li.D cure of S. I>. Cryant, D MeGougan, and L\ \V. I lard wick Ixecutors of the Last Will and Tcsuncnt of J. C. Pryant, Deceased, laintiffs vs. L>. It. Wilson, J. P. lerham and 1). K. UcGougan, Co. artners, as J. 1\ Derkum <Jc Co., an<l 1. G. Cook and O. M. Powell, Copart crs ys \9"k & Powell, G. P. Jenkins, nd A. W. Jenkins, Copr.rtncis as ? i? i ' T-. / vi!rv11it* Drys., ei ai., uci en-, anus, an< ated the 30th day of May A. D. 1917, , the undersigned J. A. Lewir, Shcrff of Horry County, will sell at pubic auction to the highest bidder beor the Court House door at Conway, n Horry County, and State of South Carolina, during legal hours of sale, n salesday in July next, it being the tnd day of said month, all and singu-, tir those certain lands situate in Hor y County, and described as follows, o wit: All and singular that certain piece, >urcol or tract of land, lying, situate ir.d being in I" lovds Township on tin ;ide of long branch swamp and con aining fifty acres, more or loss, and founded on the North by lands o! lovd Wilson, South by 1. l\ Strouds and ami West by estate lands of jowis Jollie. It being the tract of and attained from Zora Wilson, and he piece of land Zora Wilson purh?;sed from Daniel Tyler as other leed will more fully show. TEitMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser pay for papers. Scnw&y, S. C., Juno 12th, 1937. I -1 rurin ?/. ?~1. I1U1 V* iCV, Sheriff of Horry County* i -I. IL WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attoi ncy. NOTICE OF SAIJ;. Under ami by virtue of the decvce intJ judgment of the court made by liis Honor, S. W. (*. Shi.pp, Presiding lutlgc, in the case of Itavik of iLoris, jl Corporation, Plaintiffs vs. J. ft. Yemen, W. J. Jordan, Surviving Oopartnei of the Firm of lacker & Jordan, and successor Sto said Parker & Jordan, R. H. Be]3w and /. F. Ml, Partners under lhc name ami style of Bell Bt*os~, et al., Defendants, and dated the #01 Si dayof May A. 1). 1917, I, the undersigned, ~J. A. l,e?vis, Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at' public auction to the highest bidder before the Occur t House door at Co?way, in Horry County, ami State of South C&swliria, i&aring liggul hours of side. on salesday in Jujy next, it being the 2nd day of said month, all and siuy,\uia.r these certak;i lands situate in Horry Ccumty, a/wl desciibed a . lol!ovvii, to wit: Ail that certain pieo\. parcel 01 t.;.<t of H.unc! hi Horry'.County. to. C., contain hi e; Thirty t HO) acres, more 01 . It .being iin .Little River Township, area it being: tne same piece 01 tract of land flooded to nie toy m y Brothers and .Sisters Namely: J. \V. Vereen, W. H. Ve; o.en, H. J. Yeroivn* Jihle.n Vereon. .P. P Yemen, Katie Evans, V ict.?ria V< reen. Ar.<% bound en the-Worth i?f ian.ds of J. VV. \ ejvf>en, on the Fast by. lands o." J. C. Crjtxvfc id;, on tlie ..'v/ath by lane* of J. J'. Veree.u anil J. W. fen.e>i, ai.. on the West, by lands of J. W. V< roe;n. This being* mare f.ully crtosorilied by * survey and pint which was made the 2.7tli day of May A H., 1911, by ><". / C1 v^. ouggs, .surveyor. Arc! recorded i?x Book "NNK'" at pa go oil, May 29 tb, 1911. TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaseto pay for papers. Conway, S. C., Juno 12th, 1917. J. A. 'LEWIS, Sheriff *of Horry County:. I. II. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. v \ NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue .of the dcrrr, *nd judgment of the court made by ws Honor S. W. G. Shipp, Presiding i H?dge, in the case of Bim/oughs & j 'olJins Company, a Corporation,; 'laintiffs vs. J. As'bury Anderson,! krtl>.ur Small, otbeiwvh&e known as Vil'lisiin Henry Smalls, B. W. Gore 'onway Live Stock Co., a Corporalon, .and Pink Ward, Defendants, and &ted the 30th day of May A. I>..;, L'17, X, the undersigned J. A. Lewis,! lieriff of Horry County, will sell at 1 ublic awtion to the highest bidder efore the Court House door at Conay, in Horry County, and State of outh Carolina, during l#?<r??i O "B"1 *.M do, on salesday in July next, it beg the 2nd day of said month, all id singular those certain lands situe in Horry County, and described^ ; follows, to wits ^ All that certain piece, parcel or ^ act of land, situate in Conway Town i iip in the County and State afore- j id, containing: thirty (30) acres, J ore or less, lying on the North-oast J ie of Shop Branch, and known as a rt of the estate lands of Charles J. >re, adjoining lands of C. W. Ses>ns and I. G. Long, and bounded as1 h Ilows: beginning at the corner <> tl W. Sessions' land Twear the jw! cj j ), CONWAY, S. C. 'cading to Cedar Bay Church, and | . thence X. 2 degrees E. 1 ">? .In.ins to a stake; thence X". 59 degrees E. 10.50 chains to a pine; s'.urnp; thence N. 32 degrees \V. 4.90 j chains to Shop Branch; thence with j said Shop Branch to the I. Ci. Long I line; thence S. 59 degrees E. 15.40 chains to a stake; thence a straight line to the beginning corner; as will j more fully appear, reference being, had unto a plat thereof made by W.| A. Moore for X. J. Todd on the 16th! day of March 1905." TERMS of Sale Cash Purchaser to pay for papers, Conway, S. C., June 12th, 1917. , J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff of Horry County. H. H. WOODWARD, Piaint'.ff's Attorney. o ALIENS IN ENGLAND UNDER CLOSE WATCH. Louden.? Many Americans in Lond ,n M'. mod and disappointed | w! en liny e : a d that, when t'.? 1 United Stave <-red the war, th . . were not ante aitically relievo 1 o? the necessity of observing; tl 1 Dritish ; police regulations affecting aliens. This is especially true ?>f the Amcri-j cans wh0 have arrived, h re sin- e the , curly part ol DIG. '1 es > i red re-' port their movements i.- u.c ...uthoii-l tics just as all other aliens, whether, allies or neutrals arc rquired to do. There is a considerable am ant of red tape involved in the police royala tions and, no sooner had the United States thrown in its lot on the side o'' * he Eop.tente allies, Oum many Americans got the impression that they would he relieved of this war-time necessity. When they found out that their status in this respect remained unchanged by the turn of events n.ajny of them -appealed to the United St#ites embassy and consulate for fur tfrer information. They were tol I that there was no indication of inr. change. Every American who lias arrived j here since the early months of U)l() must have an identity book. IV side name, nationality, date and a signed photograph, it must bear the signatures and guarantees of two British I subjects, property owners, who hav \ | at the same time, seen the holder .ci ! tlie book sign his name to it. Befow | the hook is received, a signed photo| graph must be left at the police nttitiosi. In some instances two month 1 elapses before tbe applicant is able I tc obtain bis book. | When an American moves frvn .! ccno part of the citj to another >.r (! must report t<> the police stations in . 'both districts and have .his ibc.alv '.stamped by the 'aliens' officer. Mu-h the same procedure is lvqcbitNl when j he goes on a vis': to anot'neo city. In < very town where he stays over night he must report to the police, givin,: all particulars as to birth, nationality of self and parents, a description of physical featim s, etc. At tl.o hot ! at \vl;ich he suavs he must it\\w at ."uh t ; tricse same details on a largo -o < ; of | paper which he is required to sign | again boh re lie can 'cave the hot. i. la certain sections of Kngkied .a ! new rule lias just been put into efI feet which requires aliens to first present themselves at police he.aulquai ters before they will he given a room in a hotel. The police issue a. ! permit entitling the holder to stay at i tiio hotel. A - ] /v party of American business men' front London wore required to do this lecently upon their arrival in Liverpool. Their train brought them into i Liverpool arourul a. m. They were tired and hungry and the trip to the; police station consumed another hour. I I-Tit all went through with the red tape good naUiredly, realising that I ? he allowed to travel at all in any of the belligerent countries at this time is somewhat of a privilege. #* * ** 4#;? 4 4 < | Used 40 Years PARnni wniiuui { The Woman's Tonic t? i OT j) Sold Evorywhore Jp p( k ?pi IWMtiCWUt i We Think So. The fellow who claims the world ? ncaring an end jrets more attention I.an the fellow who claims the kaiser itn win the war.?Dillon Herald. [Ik f FOOD CONSERVATION K WILL BE TAUGHT Two V?/ceks Intensive Course A; at Winthrop Summer School. * r . x Columbia?An intrusive fcod con- q setvation course will l?r> 4^1 the SO or more students who attend tlie summer school for teachers at Winthrop College this summer. Winthrop College, through its extension department, under the direction of Miss Kdith L. Parrott, has been conducting a campaign throughout the State for food conservation. That j special stress be laid upon the ub. I je< t tit the sunimer school \va re ; quested of l>i. D. H. Johns n, pros!-J dent, by H"rbort C. Hoover. r.nt'O' feed administrator. President Johnson, has K-cclved Lhi ' following telegram from Mi. Poorer: i ( "Prospective department w'shes it present two weeks' intensive 'ad on M , , p solvation tourse t?> till si'm.ivr e vh>I students in the countv. Will f.ur.ir % 4 1 outline. i "Can your extension division, acting for us, arrange foi tea< Iters wit. out expense to this department t< present course to all summer schools ? in ycur State ?" President Johnson rcpli. d as fol-1 lows: s i "Shall be glad to hiVO Winthrop | \ College extension division, acting for';<( 1 your department, arrange for teach-1 V ers without expense to you to present; two week's intensive food cor.serva- j tion course to all summer schools in 1 this State. You to furnMi outliiu 1 1 for such course." I () o i1 Si mmons rr,.: relief \ .i (Complaint Not Served.) Court of Common Picas STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA, u County of Horry. i x Palmetto Grocery Company, Plaintif. | , \-s. j. Dubury Watts and lb it Watts, He,, ] fondants. j , I TO THE DEPENDENTS IKiku>\ i . Watts ai.il licit Watts: I YOU ARE 11 EKE It Y SUMMON-', Kit and required to an .we.r the com-1 plaint in this action which is tiled in j (the office of tiic C cjv of Or-u:*t of j Oman ion i'lea.'s or i'.ic said Count;. ) tiiKt to serve a copy of your answer ', ;t*> Hie said complaint on ti e sub- j e nher at ?u- off-ice in Murioi , South. ! Carrolina, uf-i iin twenty da\s ; fu 1 , tl* service hereof, -ev.ciusLc of 11.< day of such service aw d iJ you 'n! t o I jajqr.wer tlie con quaint within tin f ( 'sij-oe afo.vaud, t!.< iilain.it! i t i action wh apply to G.e Court L nc'.ici" (k.?. iluuh d. in . ?<? cot pmint. W . [ '. ST A CLHAUS i. ITiih LPs Ado) n y. i . .1 teh M; y 21, i J \ 7. To. five AI-si nt Uc.'cndaMts, i>ahn yj' i Watts .an<! Pert Watts: TAKE NO'i'U E Tnat tlv* c<>i ' plaint i.o tlic above sta.tcd iution wa-, { .filed jj'i the office of the Clerk of! i % t .Court for Horry County on the 21st day of May, HH 7, and that you arej I required to answer the s:u?n? ?w foo'tla jii the forced in IV sum.nous. 1 W. F. STACK HOUSE, 1 Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated this May 21st, lt)17. OKDKK FOR A PPOl NTM F.NT . OF G l)AINDIAN Al) LI TEM. Court of Conimov. Pleas. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Countv of Horrv. i ?| Palmetto G/ocei y Companv, Plain i ' i d( tiff | ,, VS- ' he Dubury Watts an<l Pert Watts, I)e- ! j;N fondants. j On reading and filing the petiitou^j, if the plaintiff in the above stated ;i(( ase for the appointment of a Guar-. lian Ad Litem for the infant defend-|tit mt Pert Watts, on motion of \V ' I'Mkn ?taekhon?n At 41 f 4?w^'i ii*'^ ii*i" iiiC i iuin- ^j' iff, it is vie ORDERED That A. E. Wait be. fir; nd he is hereby appointed Guardian j lei Litem of the infant defendant I v.c< !ert Watts for the purpose of thisjptt ction, unless within ten days after ie service of a copy of this order |?;p<pon him, he, or some one in his be- j;<>r a'f shall procure to be appointed a line uardian Ad Litem foi the said inrnt defendant; that a copy of thisj dor shall be served upon the said | ^ ert Watts, infant defendant by ;hej('R 1 iblication thereof in the Horry d, n newspaper published in t:,e Jb? mnty and State aforesaid, once a lMilcl ?ek for six weeks. :J,,t Pine W. L. BRYAN, p;rV( Clerk of Court. Horry Count v. rna'1 sucr itrd May 21st, 11)17. , v: ? - - -w ijijjin TOREK ILUN6 OUT TICKS GREATLY IMPORTANT 5 it Will Increase the Amount of Meat Raised During the War t < ATTLE GROW BIGGER PRODUCE MORE FLESH rhen Free From the Cattle Fever Germs Caused by Ticks, i . ; Wh.sh: < top, I). (f\. .Jure 11. 1*it*K adicnti.v should bo given an imrtarv jib,co among tho measures to 1 t: kon by soutlu rn communities to eet existing conditions. An increasi supe! v of meat mo of c. an' y'; osl urged nee! ; a .1 th" Soul'a can \ do irs shave i ivurd I'arai.- .i is la; v< a ?d meat . apply cut.' tic ok has ooii jut ov: of tho v o\. ii is n. \*i, every day n l'-v South at boo:' 'at'that it ?? being robbed i blood by ticks \y,",i not grow rv ..Hen propmly ;? i. that m.doh cows i:bcct ill? same dram give on'y ranty supni'.es of milk. Tney van;>t office ntiy turn into fo< (1 foe solk rs and eiv:'iao.s the hundreds of ur Is of g:as.-, ley and grain v. hi eh hoy consume. They arc waster. ? tdc *?*> by the ticks that f ci on 1. cm. I 'w.-o ; re animals that li\o ?n spite T tho cattle fever germs which id;- injcoi with thoii bites. Thc:ntho added loss t.? h.o charged u a'n.-t ticks of tho ca'vlo which die o:n fever; aid their r.amhcr leachc . i to tl.( th.ousards. Now that v a.d: y : .d . f meat rr.d nnU takes on addon T.luo uuionw the uatb v's .osourco vorc eat.it n u*1 1 ? raised and cava mi:val mar. be ivr.ide to pal oa as cat a woiy,! I o- iv.cat or yield as nil eh in ilk, a it ce, n m :ea'K a: kib'o. If ill's is to l>< awo v.di.had in ihc South t'u> tint -lip !. a>. bo a. ib ivc avail t * t. I'i'.o aiolac.'- I >r poit.iniv t!\ s v s'.yo posts ao volt i-.nv \vn %.:-r already bein^ made oft"* icnt a -c :n * i ">u_ then-, con-noun itic. . fJ?'o ?a p. \r.is fill cd w'-th se!u tiers th:-' v. i?l destroy t1 < licks en eatilc. .a-.! puhiic int... st v. I i -h v:i) in..... it;c p0 dipped, arc > - s ;a|: ; ;,,.d wine . loose he1. c a. ac^u'rec. i>i a e. n?! unit. : 1 \ day fo. cattle p od.u ti oil it suvt to daw a. Cuttle v.S a4. l:a *o !( ( :; i l\.-t . 1. Its arui kepi l70C? ' I nay i ay be at sjv?. !' < - > a ciyhl npi b a. . ' -n.k aatfo .... ivy a.aery ii.t abundant feed snpi-'ics ( ! ti.o Sv ' *.'? a \i aiy (, . ,b ?> nbfpei.-e. I". ,s. !>i. part .a... el At?ca .ii, c. j-eoAT eni-eT : AHEAD GF TIME 5 hree Times Number Expected to Be Ready by August First. Wash! n.vton.?The submarine chacbuildinit propram is more than a oath ahead ol schedule. The Navv partment has aumnuyed that ally three times the expected numv e. 110-fvot chasers would be (leered by' August 1, according to (sent indications, and that all of e large nun hM* of boats ordered e actually under construction. The (hpait-ncnt lias not announced number of boats ordered. It is own, however, that several hundred these arn.ed craft will be in sere by January 1. of next year. The st vessel of the type was completed the New York nav.y yaid some ,a-< 1 : ..... ,iim is now under test. The !e vessel proved herself stanch an 1 able of carrying the armament citied, which would make her dnnous to the largest German subma,'S. CHECK THAT COLD t>UICK. i.s every cough or sneeze distributnillions of germs, we only need ft, chill or fatigue to lower the y's resistance and start a cold. At first sign, take Dr. Hell's Pir.o-Koney and don't let a "summer T become deep seated. The pleas balsam qualities in Dr. Bell's Tar-Honey cut the phelgm, rens congestion and allays inflamion. Children like it, used with e-s by linger and public spcrk ut your d 'ug dst.- adv.