The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 01, 1921, Image 6

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GREAT CHANGE IN WESTERN FARMING Im1proled Methlods of Farin11ing Rte sponsile for Nomentons Trans forati fon. Chicago, May :2S.--The face of agri culture in the middle and scuth west, the chief farming section of the coun try, has undergone some remarkable changes in the past ten years, it Is shown by roports from state agricul tural authoritios gathered here. The decade is indicated as one of the1 imiost momentous that have passed over Americani a g ricult 11 res. im proved m1ethods of farming are giv (.1n e1redit for :nutch of the tran1sforml1a tion. In s omle states production of their old time crops has fallen off as atten tion fnM elsewhere. Meanutime produelon per acre increased while other states, by adv ancing their own ae11:e have ie 1)d to vipc olit a lach that m1:,-ht ce r ie h v e sulieoi. Ne\w crops have sporingl to the Our Nir values i 0 pectatl. We q" New Things in Sale of Sum 1u ) lots. I -- . I .---- (' I-,simiiitT I I,T' . ( n ( I nailtoll ( ('p m T Sale of O Georget 'It........... ...... * Great 9 Day at$1. Ihs are au specia WVash Sat in in white Messline( inl black( anl ( eorget.le C .repe( in Copen and1( red. Yalrd-wVide fancy 1) -~ [1 Sport Drmeses and Rhirts. Don't I mentioned Big Shipme Mint fore here and there. In several states the character of farming has almost been made over. Texas has forged to the front until Its agricultural chiefs claim more wheat grown there than in some other states where wheat is well nigh the princ ial crop. They declare their grape fruit and oranges, grown in the I Rio Grande Valley, equal to the best. In wheat, Kansas, wilich holds the lead, has -increased Its acreage near ly 100 per cent in 'the last ten years. The increase is 4,196,000 acres. Ok lahoma, which last year stood fourtfh in wheat production, mcantine in creased Its pla'nting by 1,33-1,000 acres. Iowa, the banner corn state, enlarged its wheat crop 58 per cent. On the othet hailnd Miniesota which stood second in spring wheat last year cut its wheat productIon 26 iper cent in the ten years, while North Da kota. viich stoodl first in spriing wlheat in 1920, also record(Ied a reduction to make way for other crops. Wi:ile Kansas was nearly doubling its nyleat acreage, It (1ro'.pd 3,2". ', GR le Day Sale is d we are giving or ms, so the price >te again some 4 Sumimer Millinery v I )al b 'Xplrcs'. Y 1 \' II w i (n S l ts. ' Ts hats wd] nol last-; will ro.-oive the besc sl-in Imer Silk Dresses - .: iveii ivd ed into and 1 Sport aesl3.0t S .... . .. . .... . '. .. . .... .$24.98 l i\ E0 9 .1 ~ l iles. .. ... .............. .....$15.98 randy and Swiss resses oit ...... ..... ..$14.98 .... ..... .... ....$9.98 te WVaists - rleI int itrrn Ilu .... .... .........$4.98 andt $5.03 Sale of New Silks .49 a Yard (I ios lse!utbyor ueri nauvy, wihite, htennat, ftnaio, .jide, mtgees ini stips and Iit figu 1res t'r Fail to attend th: in this ad. as th nt of Specials t< r o.' 000 acres from its corn planting. Ok lahoma, which likewise sa-w greater advantages for itself in wheat, cut its corn acreage by 2,582,000 acres. No braska, which stood third in corn pro duction last year, slightly reduced its acreage in the decade, and Missouri, which stood fourth, cut off 1,285,000 acres. Meantime lowa was enlarging its corn production 12 per cent. Minne sota juinped its corn yield 90 per cent. South Dakota made one of its cier advances in corn production. Wisconsin is reported changing in the decadc from a grain growing state to a leading dairy state. Michigan made notable strides in the livestock industry as Iowa, South Dakota, Indiana and other states. Many farmers have been enabled to go on a basis of 12 moilths' 'produc tion instead of only through the grow Ing season, it is reported for instance from South Dakota, m-here diversilled farming as in Arkana aid elsewhere has made great progress in tenl years. Among other developmenuts of the rawing crowds < h new goods. C s and styles ar< :>f the specials v Sale of Fancy C The new1s pattierne in:ll Sale of Silk Strii The VerV m.w d\ J ii : n 1! l'- thn-al prie' Sale of 40-in Childre :04i ,mm~ lemhs i nav. brown i. ('ih h-emn's So.-k.; in .solidIs an ( lne loti (!hmiIe'i Sok . 10 Cents Ba .\n tin m ion of the,! i .\lII~ ill I (hmbr Snit'.i 1 eas.' IDress'~ (iunghnIns (1) a NEW Arriving daily I bought cheap and~ is Great 9 Days e goods have nc > Arrive This W LAURI decade might lbo named these: Kentucky has almost quit raising hemp. South Dakota farmers are paying less attentlos to flax. Suga beet acreage increased 700 por cent and alfalfa 76 ,per cent in Ncbraska. Ryo made great gains in Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Nebraska and else where. K<entucky raised three times as much tobacco, while Ohio cut its tobacco yield -50 per cent. Oklahoma's area in crops -increased nearly 2,000, 000 acres. DE)ADFALi, BIllD(E AT VIIEENWOOD FINlIHED) Greenvood, M1ay 2.-After much travail of soul on the part of bot% county officials and the Southern Rail way, Dead Faill 'bridge is now a rea ity. The bridge was completed ye) terdiy. The forces of the Southern Railway went to work last Thursday and completed the work in exac'ly flve working days. The brid-e was constructed accord ttMQVA3Z01-imM"r=2i:=10 MArM" >f buyers who i )ur sales so far t evidently plet re are offeirig. becked Organdies rd li. C3v\ pt r yad.... .... ..............c ped Fancy Waists 1u: he sel to be appreinkti. ;!!Eay sale. pv:- .\,I 1 ...90 :h Fancy Voiles 4ia11ou bY our buyer as n's Socks ('p n. y~haw, a: ........50c 1 l ao. lips, a' . ........ ..25c ~a o:S uei. at...... ....15c .rgain Counter~ aluet on this table will deoulli I* ini a!! doid coloris. pe yd. 10Oc i'l ith saim fon' r rompersll )'1. -ialL'!r yani .... ......10~c id....................10~c. ard..... .... ......... ..10~c .......................10c rr'ive ). p)er ya: d. ... ... . . .100 GOODS or this big sale. We vill sell cheap. Sale. We ha t yet arrived by eek. They W ENS. S. C. Ing to a compromise agreement be tween the county highway conmis sion and the Southern Railmay, at an angle of about 65 degrees. Tio con mission asked for a 45 degree angle bridge and the railway insisted on constructing it at .a 90 degree angle. The agreement upon the compromise angle wa; reached at a recent con forence between County Engineer B. R. Cowherd and railroad officials. - The approaches to the 'bridge have not yet been completed 1but work on them will begin at once, it is stated. The completion of the bridge and'ap proaches will rem'ove the last gan. in the i111xio Highway tetween Green wood and Hodges, and will climinate a dangerous railroad crossing. Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days "LAX-FOS VITH PEPSIN" is a specially prepared Syrup 'I'onic-Laxat've for Habitual Constipation. It relieves promptly but should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induco regular action. It Stinuiates and Regulates a Very Pleasant to Take. (Wc per bottle. mmediately rea have exceeded ising t our cus Sale of Men's M i OP o 3..a...nvalu..;..da:, 1"Ip loi (4,1.nc- s.le;' an!-do New Things in M New stylos .just oil' llroadhray; Men's, Wor .\e' he'avy Wor~k Sh1irts;, y~e: Special Sale ofi lIg lo of10 pinted Maidra and sizes from I4 t o 17 ; vahte $2.I Specials in Me Under Me~n 's.'a ~ion Suiits, all sies go' special ....... ......... 110)ys' 1 'nion Sits, .sizes 24 to Men's and Wome Get. ready for a pl1unge inl eve many other freight from Ne ill Be Displayed W 4, I id Nothing will turn ambi tion into ill-tempered . laziness quicker than constipation. And nothing will ren- .. der the lcdy more liable to dangerous diseases than this same poisonous condition. Don't be constipated! It isn't safe! It isn't sensiblel - It isn't ne saryl Be well-but don't rely on or ary Iaxatives' to helpyu Try Inste the Be Ot scientInc ~treatment to co ne - RICH AX This preparation not only overcomes con. stipation, but it docs away with all tho nausea, cramping and deranged digestion caused by ordinary laxatives. usimteed at Out Store. We are o eu that Rich-Lax will please you that we want you to come to our store and get a bottle and try it en tirely at our risk. If itldoesnt Suit YOU, if it iso't the beat laxative medichle you ever used, simply tell us so and w4 wiU PrJalfly refund the NOl purchase price. Putnam's rug Store Izie the our ex tomers. ummer Suits '11 i thl seaso 's P.11T1 le .... .... .... .... $13.98 'il)" worsted S is !e p.. .... .... ....$31.00 ..$25.00 en's Straw Hats -1.11u d $ .0 valueWs; .. .... .... .... ..$2.98 k Clothes up~ to 50 wit .peciail $1.49 1 . . .. . . . .. . . 75c Men's Shirts ) t o $i2.50I ; !-divy splal $1.40 a' and Boys' wear I Iiity Paia ('heek~s. ~... .... .... .... ....89o -', seial...... .... ....69c 's Bathing Suits hc bilg p)Oud. See the Br adley specials not w York. as Received. Store