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t#1t#5I ti"1tii RAB VUMIF XX LAUIRENS, SOUTl- CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMB1iER 23, 1014. NMW Our Opportunity and Respo-nsIIit Y Iy Douglas Malcolb, International Harvester Compauy If ever Aimeriva piits Its i hand to wVork i his plan . First. he4 houd ui the plow hI its effort to feed th0 world, lize' every availIble part 01 hin i, 1. It, Ials d'-liiied that. res ponsih it and secolnd, lip shloulld strive to ral.se now. Not inice ti lutrrowiig (Ihys th1v average yield of his i arnill I acre following our ow l strife of tihl sixlites Tle :e will be no dagel oft over-;lo-i have the tillab ir acres of tils coil Iry ductiotr for tlie crols sown this fall. faced sich a possibl' draill upon their The in:in who has aa big yell d will fini I houtifitliess. Withou t even (im,1y a big inarket. la1t, to get this yield propiesyiig tle duration of the war mteals a better i'nd of faring. Now 1oW 'aginig, we ale already assurei would hp a good ine to break away of tle fact that next year tils coltn- froim soile old-faslionied ideas aoulit try will be tile storehouse 'of the the imoon; from some otier old-fash world. l'very faritn owner. evevry tii- loiled w-ays of shallow ilowing: and alit -and every sh arie-worker will Ii1ve Soli old-fashliotted cavelessiless In his part to play .in fulfilling this great cult ibating; and solme' old-fashioned responsibility. No matter how rtole theories ii regard to seediiig. In tle -' his resirlence, he will hear -uro;'-,. palts of the coliltry which do t::1 Call for bi of, hacon anii bread, and ilowiig and fall seedigl , tIe way the Ont the alnoiltit Ie has to sell will 4'- Seed led Is 1inad1e and the way ~ the 1ond not oly!. hIs satisfacti on of hav- sowing is done tlis tall wil dder Inlg sei'ved hils fellow llen but tihe al- i1in1e the c roll per acre noxt yO li inore ditional Satisfaction of loiing ervvd thian1 nxt year's raill. hot willd hiiself, for big crops, tni: h st0k or i rosts. in an1 exp(\rimlet not ling maly liogS, text year v.Ill menbig awo described by P. 1. ''rerSI oft thev proflts. 'niversity Farmi at Davis, California, It is tits that the AIteriCan farm- le saiys: er begins His fall worIc with tw) ".\ tIn'.pressure for supplies h atritigs to his low. With one ithand Aoes greater, It l'is'orines Imor. cvv he Is rescilgili the perishing and with deont that the worlid cailot afford the other, he is retichoing out for tanl- larg farms skimitoed over with care gible e' ncourgeimieniit toward a1 batnk less citur111.e. In mn acthll experiment01 acconit and ald better home. a gain of 2t10 per cent which wIa Now is hiis opportuit1y, a d tiis i ade inl the productiveiness of a ccr month is the time to lay his foiida- taint area, 100 p(r c()t was round I tilon. There are two lines along he die to better l0owing and harrow which he should plan his work, but ing, ';0 1161 cenit to better ciltivatioti only one line along which he should and the rest to better seed." W) oy y /pon/ for corcns, /u QU~ ~ )>~~t~'/}AI you can rey1po fo oon /s PR21ES yu cn rey uon fr h DeMi Bautiul istorewas ple SOel stlsieta the style you c S the quality good, the price righ' . les oli 4) tw( like that in ever" I ' d States (overninenwt I tiitilart rwlo inunity volld sooil work 1its way 1 ment of .\grituIre44 Its vst'Iit 111tel imo 'a I I!I:aion in such :1 w.ly that that it cots $7i to $N0 p yo u to .verol f-U.-ily pr1actices sanietionll by kevep a1 hor1SP, an1d inl a Stuldy Of hOrseO tI;n s 1: a titlity Cor. a p1eriod co\'*eini-g six ye:' . 1hp't tui a histotical aw < ; 11- it was foun14d that he4 avei'a ed olily who(I. it d thresh ing i t th i1lat >.1 I I ho u s of vorkt. of -,Id y as li are nOW. conltribuition it) lessen'Iing thv h1ith The g at 'nomIli lav w h eV1 v!, O ts of liVi ' Inl contrast wit' Iiii imalws a 111111's lanild prolltahle is not t \wa-s olilll thait h a14, ipl th I In so 11n041h IIe price he gets for his tire yield of oie out of evevvy live produce s it is tihe difference lot wn acre' whih 1hped 1 t1o (Iltivate. this price al the ailouint. spent iti 11 has i on shwnitoo for every howr producing this produce. Tle above lie worked it cost about six t4eln (ents: V epe imenIt Was. a11r*1OS Of thle traetor. whereas, a Clul horse (-power houri (.nI -a mecl):.lnical way of plowing. and41 be e (11i'tered by a Ilii-grade ()i (I o''disk ing-a mechaica1l ay of' mas- gie rl'O 0nly t wo (ents per loir. ill saging the in(d, so to speak, and of both cases. interest. turl, food atl drilin -a iechanlical Way of sow- <peito en nlded. Ag1i Ing the34 sevd. in (lhe cost of rising l plowing, a tlll of two horses c(In a (4p, ust tihe sme as i thle 'os plow only about t1wo aCres 'er ilay ofa ::l1( I (in 'rts, sidi's or wagols, lin doing this, they t lrzwd sixivi'n h:.nil~~~ ~~~ moe tiaia oe anttiles, which Is a good days puill fm w-1t w:'h m ani tIical I "powe r. T' I'IQ horses w\itl :1 l1aI. A si:ill tract or mclhanir-all'ILy pr4a11red seed bed not !on the otier' hami- the kiid whie oliv cot l'ss itn its preparation lit cost'; Iess tl:ii six horses. we is les it givs orh 111 re in its Ialvest. lihan Six 1111 with N aC('11311ity 4oin1' the work of twolve. will plow fulih Outs and oil ure iln tle throes ofa in n hour or so. Itwll n i w r t r w t us t t h e4 ' so wt ' 1u1 r 3 i r0,1 i l o 1 )4o u r o i r. I w il l 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ il-1irlov llllowli1> 1114 V('( 14 i4'i41 h4~'' Il th Lu.::n; back once combiatted lop1 pt e t-o rh isec a This strife i4 untilhwo l4Sisag omh' withou -I heromling, moreI neutle heraulse th:( feed1ing, wrkig o. rwng ti e:Gy ig prce ofhores is h t Whih> it wolild nlot ho wise to dlisjos Ing neentuated eve'ry day by the nl'd m1r.s i blo'led .stock t number1o.; beIing soldl out of Ilhe cotayi sati sf-hyoeg uy ri h n l o t s to b se a b roa d 1 t fo rei n d li e Il The (11811 111)(11 Ilie\144I Anwr 1111 hlo I l'i' 14 (445' ih 41(01t'1 ihtdrwim unh.\ria sthir purchases will un doubtedi supply will soo ll v sich that wher - v4.r possiblef icchanical conltrHv- a o tw l t (14111 l o( anee will b' 4sed to (do ti1r work. ini thousands of larmI'1er's to adopt 34wer w'(1 h1tt e w and more 4'onoiclal form 14 W e to begin at once. it will r quir. fiv(, years to replenish tlie drain wilich tie war ha already madile upon Everyone- who cultivates 10 ter' the horse 1upply of the world. ThIIe l-' iore Is a candal(lte to' a slar 14' 4 ;0 FORMAL -E MI Silks, Dress Goods and le iallryMi * . Madam Georgettes Sailor vs this same designer has also famoups by such artists as Gai sed to Gloves That Meet Every Deman Our The "Correct" Glove for every social ~t newbusiness demand is found in our store. to our Twenty minutes with these new fasi: 11l see will give you more information of the shion- Styles than several hours reading. .Come n rely extend to you our simple and sincere weic ~LITY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~s; our 3Switzer '' ni w ' AI:t:4,. t : 1.- w. :..--, '1 S Ito . 11 .:.o I 4 y 144.n, 41:- 1 plowi 4.;- wi u in i y sa'4 . ::a ; : 4;o . j';r ,::ly a4 U.-- t 2i v.ill .\tt i n h I f 11 h r -n : .14, \\ork oi ti 1 in t'i n n I I t I 1 1i1. t -- th w 1o:' bty tution. th 4 4' f ( . . : rot t I t14 . i vt: i on ::10 di -ing. 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