The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, January 04, 1917, Image 3
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Th Uhit nited stat s i trinsort
troops11 an'd olvilinn passengers which .hr
REVIEW OF N
Xx :-'Ook
811n1- thll -1.00 'soldierls Ill the Nal
ore (14n. James l'arkr, U. 8. A., duri
hixtorjie a.1 t parl-t of the hattlefield where
BUILDS BUNSALOW ON ROOF
Mr.Er Carlwf o alCr
Pol th mrencmpsr epn
Mrs~ Carrolle ie tof fnd art
abile tlae toerct hi "osuxrburbaing"
lhymek uroundh foing t e b newlow.
hglo i mor thanoo o tbungofrney
mliluc a t weil hv it rliQa oprwil
heiin at' inewala Yordenh withna
Mras an fite-fo berok cose 'a1(t tiln
eabl bytl~ tppston hs and rbuhtle
A mt~bidges.i il T he goun eight rthes illa
wi. ctin n vege Iitltabl garde n, t aw
handutball 4'outrt atnd an orchard 1!on- x
sistinig of two appl~e trees.
4 Canton's City, of the Dead.
In -anttont, about' eighty mil es from
lIingkonig, there is a~ place knowvn as
the City of the Deadt. Theire are 194
small hou)1 , in eaich of whlih a corpse
fls ir& amitadteiais lodged :' the rate of $25 for the
duced rate until the geomancers ema
riloyed by the relatives' of the dead
j 1)person decide (thn and where the
corpse shall11 be butriedl. Silk or paper
lrnnterns antd imitation fruit are hung
from the roof. There are screens int
each roomi between the door and the
cofil. Ten, fruit .andl any other kind
of food which the dead person liked
when on earth are placed on an altar
before the coflhtn each morning. Th'ere
are cardboard servants standing about
twait on hmwith pipes or cardboard
cups of tea. There'are also two hand. to
som~e paper femnales pla~ced there to tel
guide his spirit.'on the way to heaven. te:
SPORT SUMNER WHICH RAN AGROUND
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utniler wihel ranl agrounid on the New.% Jersey coatst ofN Barnegatt. The
was bringing fromn the Panama Canal zone were tak1en off Safely.
ATIONAL GUARD ON'THE BORDER
g. aXeetga'rv% t ionv e e. T e ieo h eiwi
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DGeneral Taylor defeated thle Mexicans during the Mlexicanl warI..
B :-H I NE r YRK v O -
This.' Wis "t'ongo," fl~ the 1 new babi Jppoptaenu inU~ te Bentat I Thkeo
was effritin ofr the Per oatem her ~ping. r tki ff9f
AOAL GUYADOSS THE BORDERI
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Cap. . Sudtd (lf)adLet .yg rewo rem in an
flyIU4,UJ1~ net pi froml St. Jhns, Canwti tio thea etul n cast fe Irelad ing
?1-ton, four-passengereatrplath. Teyn ringe heex n NwaYo.Leu
'ant eord has een~r to te erc avt')incrsfr.ofyas
'PROVIDE SPACE
FOR IMPLEMENTS
Farmers Will Find Combined
Horse Barn and Sh3d a
Great Convenience.
STRUCTURE SHOWN IN DETAIL
In This Building, Designed by Experts,
Arrangements for Every Sort of
Tool Needed on the Farm May
Be Made With Perfect
Precision.
Mr. Wiam A. Ratford will answer
quesin anld give ative RIDOF
COST on all subjects pertaining to tie
subject of buildihg work on the farm, for
the readers of this paper. On account of
his wide experience as 1itor.,Author and
Manufacturer, he is. without doubt, the
highest authority on all these subjects.
Address all inquiries to William A. Rad
ford, No. 1827 Prirb avenue, Chicago,
Ill., and only inclose two-cent stamp for
reply.
Most falrliers dio not ciarke to allow
the tuoney they SIendil in fntin 1111t
chinery to be wastedi by the rapid dete:
rioration of this machinery from e
posure to the elerine'nts. Quite often
It Is possible to give tip a portion of
one of the barns to the implement
storage space. The cotohined horse
barn'l and ituiplemlenit shed is at comumon
an. useful slru cr. There aire ad
vialntiges inl iihling an entirely sep
araite structure fior housing tile farm
imupleinents. As a rtile there are
enough (ities to be perforimied inl con
nection with the untintenanlce of firim
Iintchilery to warlrait the colstrue
tion of a separate building. A farin
workshop is a nie(essary thing and the
Inlttplelinent. shed frnillllsies till exicel lent
location for it.
The type of structur'll't will diepend
to i certlin ext ent 11p ilthe fuiint up
tinl whhih it Is lwu-ated. b1ut herille alre it
few things which shoiuld he inllded
in slich 11 strlullt ile, 14) 11111 tterI, wiat1 its
stirrottnldings. Thi lt-11)r1 conlst rue ion
ilidil the arran1ligernn itl and size of doors
should be given (onlsiderable attent4,iion.
The design illuistrz'aed h're suggests a
struietire which is well adlipted to tle
pili'ose. 111141 tle Cost. of Its ercltion
Is n[ot excessive.
It Is 21 feet in widith by 50 feet ii
htIigt hI. There is a I Ili-foot door in each
end for tle itsy itrillie of i t larger
fitim intpleiients. aid there is a small
Farm lmplemer
dloor ini thle side to h&' use~d when pass
Inug in antd out11 and for t he carr'iyi ng
Ii tineitis.
i.i 'rni liuthi inery a ndh i .leient
kelt piatid. Th. loss fii leaving
An I impleent shedt cionst ru4t edh in tis'
tinannert is ii giz ioi conveniencet laiuht ding
repair w1o1 vrk.
iug in the wint ir tme to 1put themt in
th busy lU', ltie ini spr1inig. A houmise of
t hits kind makes it easy to take the
~(luchines aplart anad examinme every'
w hieet and)4 eviery castinug. si, that the
wiorni parts may be~ repiced antd the
wholie maiicinie gone over wit int or111 1
Th'lis I implemeniet house14 hasi ai conicrete
walhl extending all around the ottside
andu It luis a i'cicete floor tio keep the
tools auhndimchinery up fromi the
gr'oiund 1n114 to) keel) them dIry to pre
vent r'usting.
The sides and ends aire biuilt it the
uisual way~ by uisliig ai Ilit sill and1(
2-biy-i studdi ng c~overeid with drop sid
Inag '''r'i Pbhiphs. TPhe r'oiif is ti n.
si ruiied byv 2-by-4 rafi er's with mnatc'hed
rooiting~ honn1 I is cover'ed with r'oll r oof
Sig. i'The iilviant age Int usinig maitchted
r'ooinig hoittds Is to prleventt the wvlmil
fri lihipplig the roll r'oofing. (Giod
ro3oiiu: , barids will somietimies do iuie
the' last Iing (1ua1liies of Ite roouf.
Sontn-I fainers'i build a( re '(gulari repir i
shop In onie end 0or In the center. Tte
Isho~p Is pr'oviled wtith a bhcksinilth kilt
and all thle nec'essar iy woOodokinig
tools toi tankie smatili re'pairs onl aniy
farnti matichm le or Iiplemenit ; such
wtork its r'epleing lost ho4lts o)r broken
braces, or' repilacig worn pats withI
ntew onesw is (13ne4 in tie w'Lnter time,
bet wvern (chore per'iods.
flt a farmter is helpless w~ithiout
04k. . It IS not niecessary '-to c'ollect
'n ' Ni esivt'ke ot fit of blacksmnith s,
a< ht!nist's or ('arp'lenter's tools, buta
"rmge, nr~vi, vise, dlrillpress, with a
small assortment of cold cIiseis
punches, hiners, wrenliches and tongs
will enable a fariner to do a go)d dea
of blacksmith tlihkering and save inahn
trips to town dutllig (he busy season
wheni tinte Is an object.
A few carlelter's tools, such1 a
saws, a squiare, a couple of good heav;
hamnners, with, a brace and bits umjd i
few wrenches and hailf a dozen Ch101el
will give a handy farier enough teol
to do e.tenslve repairitig.
Farni machinery and implement
are made with standard patterns a
that repairs iny be ordered for an1os1
iany inpleinent inianuiftaetured. Theri
aire so iuny differetst patterns thni
mistakes nitay occur In filling an orde
so it is it good phin to get all sue
orders off to the factory a long thu
before the ninc II lies ire needed. T11
difference bet weeti preparing a goo(
seedbed iII the spring or doing a hur
ry-up job at the fag end of the seed
Ing season delleids Iiore upon inainage
inent in tils respect than 1 upon harn
work or extensive seeding outtits.
A good linplemient sheis it valtihI
acquisitIon to any farmi, because I
places a farmer iII a olsition to attenit
to little things at the proper tine t
prevent trouble later.
Inh Ilng tinl 1 lipleinent shed it I
a good plan to use pletly of coneret
In the foundation, and if it has a Col
crete floor the full size of the buili
Ing, the iinachiies miay be moved abou
much easier.
The object of a iach'linery slied Ils t(
protect f'arm implements and iaclilne
from thi.- weather. If tunchines stan
onl the ground, moisture cones up1l froi
below suillcienit at tiues to rust ever;
iron part of a nmachine that is not cov
ered with paIl&t, oil or grease.
A floor for the puIpose of prevenitin;
this himntage slitnk-Ild he iade the Wia
t sidewalk Is conistructed. The grouit
Is lithi off iII divis ns i or 5 feet I
width by 2-by-4 that is held iII plac
by stakes. The top of the 2-by-4 i
Ieveled so the con'cte wheni tilied I
and tilillwi and properly a-,fivel wit
a layer of 'eetient. in1ortar Is 4truc-k i0
level with the top of the 2-h3'4 guire
That's Gratitude.
Coinrad Keller, Justlie of the peu
wais for 30 years a druggist fin Indian
3lllls, 11n1 3 iiny years ago. Kelle
says. wheni le was a single Inan11, II
slept in a rootn In the rear of hiis dru;
stor'e.
Late one 6 nIght, after he hadl gone ti
b14-d. he heard it kl6oICk fit the fron
door, and arose and opened It. A mual
Ii-ig in the neiighbolhood entered a1u
HAsked wvhether lhe Inight use the t el
lphoeani' to call the doetor for his lItt
ht11ughter, who was seriously lit. Til
t Storage Barn.
r equest-u was1 gr'ati(l.
Ablit nmall thei next htzy th Iiin'il
6) use th 11'teleplhone a1 second~ie 111nte.
"Snre,"' 83aid Kelli'r. "'liy thei wa1
howa is your little girl?"
''Ohl, she's al1l right," the visit or rc
11l1i'd. '"T'he doctor612 ennt and1111 l'f't
pescr6Iiption and16 she's gitt Iing ailoin
"W'~hherea dlid you) get thle presciti g i
didnl't like to wake yi)tt up nlgnin, so
'.itto 5(l2i'e l~ yoi'silf1 nowv," }{p.'
e'ir'conw elld, ''you go dowvn to6 thIi
iethe..r co1rne6r to cal tIIIIhi' iliuitr the 1I nex
pre'iscr ipt ion filled.'' - 1Id ipoill;
News.
BlIght-Killed Wood Valuable.
TIhie depaN2rtineni't of aigricult ur' hn:i
ISsited a1(' ircular1 to theii i'ff'i't that1 e'x
p~''ierinets coIlulute'ed by theii for'est serv
ice of the depa~'rt ient to d6 etein21 ine th
Val111e of chesta1111 woodl tha has1 1 hieea
blIght -killi'd, show t hat ft is j1ust a
duirable 118 hieahlthy iiher. P'osrs, pole,
shiowi that, ift er the yenti' ' u''2Ise, th'eIi:.
ne asi 18SOllid 26sI lInher' 2not inf e"t
lil ight-killed Itimnhi'r, wih had 1
56)ned( 611 thei( sturnlp1 for s eval 3 ..n
antd wih Ieh hadl Iiost its bar ,k, r-I
doenC~y bet ter'I1~t i' tha thelhy, won, fro
whleh the bariik w as not riua;'.
Quit Colleges for Munition Shops.
T1o help tierweard iiae'itinag Ih vr
iiiainasinlg (16223nindl fora ionaon of '18u
warll ninetus gr'oupi ofC .''na Stu-1
dle'its b6lelnging Ito I indr' Ithan '.a 0 21 tal,11
lun state11 univeri'-dtie-. hate slialli'd
t hir wlllinagness8 to quit thei leet'urt'
hall11 fort the worekslahps. Ia a'ncouralge
goIver'Inent h6as 11 ilhil toi granlt cx
('i'ption)al 6'e13n'ission'I in th linIatte'r O1
Studi116s. e'xaigt iin iund de'grees, at
that th'eir p'1611r'iotin 12 ny n113'Rot prove 1
handiey' tpoli the e 121 v i(Ier ini th~er fu
May Be an Exodus.
Ihoxi's eof l'iodi are to be lallced i
the n1orth wviods for the use of hunilt
ers wh~o get lost. Happiy thought
mayb3'le there wiill b~ an eXodlus 0;
hoboes to the north woods.-Clevelane
P'laln D~ealer.
SOUR, ACID SST
GASES 0
Each "Pape's Diapepsin dige(
grdlns food, ending all tomwo
misery in five ntoo.'g,
Thie it! II five mniiteg al aton
j ach distr'ess will go. No indlgestion
a heartburn, sourness or belching o K
gas, aeid,- or eructations of undigeto'
food, no dizziness, I)idalting, -
breath or headache.
t Pape's I)iapv'psin is noted for t"
I speed in regulating upset stomachie',
t It. Is the surest, quickest stoinach reni
edy in the whole world and besides it
I Is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting a large
S;tifty-cent case of P1ape's Diapepsin
I fi'om any drug store,. You realize in
- five nilnutes how leedless it Is to suf
- fer from indigestIon, dyspepsia or any
- stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
I surest and most harmless stomach
doctor In the world.-Adv.
t Slow In Getting Start.
I According to Dr. Slimon N. latteni,
leading econ)olillst at tile nilversity of
I'ensyv'niaiili, only .25 per cent of the
graduates lin law at that institution
folloW the lractice of law after they
leve he uilliversity. 1lhe statistics
also show Ihat 75 per Cent of tile law
t stidents, after the long course and at
helivy explense, go Into other lines of
work.
"It requires ten years for a college
" 1man to earll ats much ats tile untrained
1man of busilless," Doctor Patten added.
"While college Imen require tell years
- to get oin their feet. tie high school
grinalut e usually steps alt once into at
ying buisiness. But It mnust not be
oveled 11 t fil t l ratied man far
overlenlps his 11111rainiiedl colmipetitol af
tr iten years."
Tetterine for Ring Worm anl9'g".
Disease. Sicn
Varn viils Ic .,
My wife uses your Tetter 7. 1908
worm, also uses it in her r in
kind of skin, diseases. and . Or ar
a good medicine. There is no s it
Tetterine eures MEzema, etter,
Worm, Old Itching Sores. DandrutI,
, ng Piles, Corns, Chilblains nd 0
form Of ScaiLj 1anI Skin Disease. Tott
Ine 60c; Tetterine Soap 25c. At dru
r gists or by mail (lrect from The Shull
trine Co., Savannah. Ga.
With every mail order for Tetterine we
give a box of Shuptrine's 10c, Liver Pills
free. Adv.
Ancient Iron Mines.
lilia gills are heiig iade of Iron
takeni froi min ales iI Sardlniai which
were illized 2,000 yeairs ago iy the
RolOitns it5 soure of ore to help arn
theli' legions, and Iihe gills are.0 beiig
usewd agailist ialtiois whose tribal for
beirs tle ltomatis ofteil oglhI.
Granulated Eyelidu. sites, Innfamed Eyes
relieved over night by Roman Eye Balsam.
One trial proven its merit. Adv.
No Alibi.
"We should till leave footprints lin
the sallds of time," quoted Ihe Pairlor
Philosopher.
"TIrhley would only show 1i1at sone of
us were going bacekwalrd," objected the
Mere Main.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill T'onic is equally valuable as a Gen
eral Tonic because it contains the well
known tonic properties at QUININE and
IlHON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out
Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds
up the Whole System. 50 cents.
One Way Out.
\V wife' wanitiS11 Ii goi shiopin
withi her'. I elian't see hoiew 1 am11 geinm
to get out of It.'
"'If she were'4 to. sea youa bmack to
'4'r ali''afe le'ss iiain .in ho4ulr of
sO~iin II, 11l4 toldi yui shae wulud nleer
takhe you on1 sneh'l :1n expeudItion)1 augain.
y') ou woldi' 'oisle ler' youraselfC well r'e
a nid fora yurm I roublle, w~oldn't youl?''
"'('a'r I:iialy. lint howu aina I goiing to
do that'
fas'inuatinag f'eaaei o'lerk."'
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try It! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful-Get a 25 cent bottle
of Danderine.
If' you eare for heavy hair that glis
tenus with beauty aind Is radiant with
life; lhis an incomparable softness and
is luffy and lustrous, try Danderine,
,ut neapplication doubles the
benuty of your hlair, besides it immie
diately dissolves every particle of
dandl~rlft. You can not have nice
he'avy, biei thy hair if you hlave
dandr(muff. Tis destructive scurf robs
the hlair of.-its lustre, its strength and
its very life, and if not overcome it
pr'oduces a feverishness and itchinmg of
the scailp ; tihe hlair' roots famnish,
i90sen aind die; thlen tile haIr falls out
fast. Surely get a 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine fr'om any drug
store and just try lt.--Adv.
The Ruling Passion.
- "R' as liIght as you enn aon1 1me4,
judge."
'Twelve .10on ts."
''"'ouldni't you fix It so I coul ha
out In timen to see(3 theii wuold s'ei naext
MOTHER,_ATTENTION!
nold Ring for Baby Free.
Get a 25e Bottle of aby Ease from
any dr-uk store, mual coupon as di
rected arid gold ring (guaranteed),
proper size, mailed you, Baby IEase
Cures Bowel Comnplaints and Teething
Troubles of Babies.-Adv.
Tile 48 states are now spOniding $280,- I
000,000 a year on good roads.