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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
COUN TY NEWS
BuCKsPoRT.

The 4. N. e. 8. will close Wednesday
for the Thanksgiving recess.
Emery 4 Co. have moved their stock oi
goods into the Bradley block, recently
purchased by Mr.. Emery.
MIR. and Mrs. William Whitney and
daughter, Miss Ava, will leave soon for
Florida, where they will spend the winter,
Miss Helen BorIand left Monday for
swans Island, whefe her marriage 10
Lester Stanley will take place Dec. 8. The
best wishes ola host OF friends follow her.
James Little and wife, OF East Bucks
port, left last week to spend Thanksgiving
with their son Edward at Spring field,
Mass. They will then go TO Bakersfield,
Cal, for the winter.
Mrs. lena Buck left Monday for Wash
ington, ID. c., to spend the holidays with
her son John, later going 10 Schenectady,
n. ". for the remainder OF The winief
with her son Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick q. Blodgett,
whose wedding took place Sept. 30, re-
turned Wednesday, Nov. 10, from an ex-
tended trip. They visited the Panama
Pacific exposition and many other places
Of interest.
Friends OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank r.
Hamm will learn with regret that MIR.
Hamm is in the Maiden, Mass, hospital,
where he was operated on for appendicitis
Nov. IL. Mrs. Hsmm was Miss Mary Dorr,
OF Bucksport.
The convention Of the Western Min
isterisl association, which was held here
Nov. 1918, was largely attended and OF
great interest. Evangelist Nathan Har-
riman, of Arlington, Mass, was one OF
the principal speakers.
News received here Friday from
Antigua, w. l.. OF the total loss OF the
three masted schooner Fairfield. Capt.
Willard Dow. The vessel left Charleston,
s. G., about two weeks ago with cargo OF
fertilizer for Fort DE France, Martinique.
No particulars of the disaster we're re-
ceived. Captain and crew were saved.
Mrs. Mary Dix, Of Orland. died 1t the
home OF her niece, Mrs. Eva Stubs.
Thursday, at the age OF seventy one
years. She leaves no immediate family,
the nearest relatives being three nephews,
Charles, Irving and Everett Gross, Of
Bucksport, and two nieccs, Mrs. Ger
trude Gray, Of Orland, and Mrs. Eva
Stubbs, OF Bueksport. The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Stubs.
Nov %
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BRooKsvILLE.

Miss gladys Ciosson, who has been III,
10 ont again.
Mrs. Floyd Black and son Urban have
returned from Dorchester, Mas.
A daughter Virginia Allen] arrived at
the home OF Eugene Black and wife, OF
Dorchester, Mass. Nov. Is. Mrs. Black
spent the summer here.
School in district No. closed Friday
for one weeks vacation. Miss Mary
Lawrence, the teacher, has gone to Ban
gor to visit her parents for week.
Supper was served at the Oakland house
Saturday evening. An orchestra furnished
music. Ice-cream and cake were sold,
Proceeds, us, for the minister's salary.
Sarah, wife OF Aionxo Sapborn, died
Sunday, the result of shock which she
suffered Friday night. She will be greatly
missed, as she always took an active part
in all the social affairs OF the church and
community. She was q member Of the
Baptist church. She leaves 4 husband,
one daug hter- Mrs. Abbie Slower, of Blue
hill, and three sons Edwin, OF North
Bluehiil; John and Eugene, OF this place
Nov. q. A.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

simon Havey has bsea very low the
past week.
The men cutting ChristmaA trees here
moved to Smithviils Saturday.
william j. Lord and wife will leave
soon for eyer, Mass, for the winter.
Miss Eliza Written f. with Mrs. Eliza
beth Simpson for short time.
Mrs. George Whaien arrived Thursday
from San Francisco, where she has spent q
month.
Herbert Johnsonjhas purchased the late
James Pettee homestead, and will move
there this week.
Mrs. A. H. Taft, who has spent . week
with her sister, Mrs. E. e. BragdoD, has
returned to West Gouidsboro.
Friends of Mrs. Elizebeth Simpson and
Mrs. Luella Dunbar, who have been i'll, are
glad to know Of their improvement.
Nov. q. SUB.
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Saturday and rsturned to wslth.m ~.
for the winter. Her daughter Be,,ss :.
spending three weeks in uhic.yo -.
her aunt. Mrs. T. J. Hodgkins. IN
A Telegram has been received bs,a
nouncing the de ath OF Mrs. w. r r.
gins on Friday night 1t the home =, =
daughter, Mrs. T.. A. Keith. an W..
Chestnut street, Campelio, Mass. ~.
Coggins had been in failing health 49,
past three years, and on this accom-, ~
and her husband = year ago wan,
Massachusetts, TO be with their cb;,d,.s
Mrs. Coggins is survived by a hush.ns
two brotbers--E. w. Wooster. of w.ss
ingion junction. and p. q. Wooster :,
Pasadena, Cal, and one sister. W..
Opheiia f., Of this place. She ,a.nss
SIX children W. L., OF Fail R;v..
Mass; l. H., of Maiden, Mass; H. n !,
Twin Falls, Idaho; Miss Georgis. Of Ros.
toni Mrs. +. A. Keith and Mrs. W /,
Merritt. OF Campeilo. The funeral an.
burial will take place in Massacauset,s
Tor day.
Nos.25 w
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GREEN LAKE.

Hazel ID. Butler was in Bangor one day
last week.
Al. Quinn spent Sunday with his family
in Bangor.
Mrs. Gertrude Orr, of Bangor, visited
relatives here sunday.
Henry Hatch and wife are employed by
NJ. Quinn for the winter.
Frank Hodgkins and family, Of Bangor,
spent Sunday at their camp.
Mrs. Henry A. Butler is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. +. Scrinner.
Mrs. Harold Cole recently visited rela-
tives at Island Falls and Patten.
Cole Bros, who are erecting a portable
mill here, are nearly ready for saving.
W. J. Drummey, of the fish station.
spent the weekend with his family IN
Ellswo rth.
Miss Grace Davis, teacher here, delight
fully entertained her friends Saturday
evening. Games were enjoyed and dainty
refreshments served.
Nov, T. s.
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News Of Interest to Hancock County
Farmers.


tFrom the ONCE of the county agent, O. N.
worden. Ellsworthl
THE FERTILIzER SITUATION.
Muriate OF potash scars to $50 per ton;
count of the demand for this material in
the manufacture of explosives; $50 fertii
izer for spring delivery quoted at $50 a
ton. Who is going to pay the pr,ce.
Not many, and very few farmers need to,
for they may call upon resources other
than commercial, increase the fertility OF
their land and raise better crops for less
money at the same time il they SO desire
and are willing to work. Ii is simply
question OF conserving the fertilizing re-
sources already on the farm but gong to
waste under the present methods Of
management.
Last year, with half enough potash in
this country to supply our needs, the
fertilizer situation WIS not extremely Sc
rious, especially for the man W no had his
land in a good state OF cultivation. Tae
prospects OF obtaining sufficient potash
rSits iot bCAt cCHHUu NIOps. OF even as
small an amount as was obtained las,
year, is decidedly doubtful at present,
however, and it must be clear 10 all that
some course should be adopted which
will make up the present defic,enry.
IL Is to he RENE bered that there al
ready exists in most of our soils SUI
ficient supply OF potash for the production
OF great many crops, but that this sup
ply is in such q form as not to be availa BILE
for immediate use. How to hasten aud
increase this availability is problem
which concerns us greatly just a, press mt,
and following are given few facts which
we cannot we'll afford to overlook.
Even with an abundance OF available
plant food in the soil, an excess Of water
will prevent the growth Of maximum
crops, hence we should see that all OF our
tiliage land is as well drained as possible.
The more land is cultivated aud worked,
Pounds OF water, phoephoric acid, wat,
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NORTH cAsrINE.

Duncan Dunbar shot deer last week.
Francis Perkins is home from Csstine
James Perkins, who was taken suddenly
i'll, is better.
Miss Pauline Conner is visiting her s;.-
ter, Mrs. William Dunbar.
Mr.. Mary l.. Leach was the seek-sns
guest OF Mrs. Clara West.
Mrs. Waiter Wilson is in the ho.pituy
At Castine for another operation.
w. q. Conner and c. NJ. Leach. who
hare been Ill, ar- slowly improving.
Mrs. Ruth Marks and children. of IVES,
Penobscot, have been visiting Mrs. Marie
Conner.
Wiiiism Dunbar and " life are receiving
congratulations on the birth ola dsuyb-
ter, born Nov. IS.
Mrs. Gustine Wardweli aud children srs
visiting her parents, Albert Hutchins and
wife, in Psnobscot.
Greysnn Webster, with his wife and
daughter Evelyn, is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Chester Webster.
Arthur Wardweil, a pupil OF the Dunbar
school, broke bis leg v bile playing at re-
cess last Wednesday.
The school in the Dunbar district.
taught by Miss Annie l.. Dunbar, closed
Friday after = profitable term.
Miss Annie b. Conner closed her school
at Ease winn Friday. She will spend
her vacation at home, with Mrs. Efie
Rideout as her guest.
Lewis Hutchins has recovered sufficiently
to walk with clutches. He and bis wife
will spend the winter with their dsugh-
ter, Mrs. George Wardwell, in Belfast
Mrs. Manfred Mixer is in Penobscot
keeping house for her mother, Nrs. Ed
win Littlefield. who was called away By
the death OF her brother, Fred Elaisdell
Mrs. Bert Bowden, with her daughter
Marion, and MR.. James Hatch, with her
daughter Freda, spent Sunday with their
parents, Fred F. wardwell and wife.
Nov. %. l.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

ShAN DENIM ASLrdc.
Mrs. J. H. Pressey has gone to Deer Isle
for the winter.
Miss Myrtle Stanley is employed at
Lewis Sianiey's.
The school league held social Saturday
evening, serving lie y cream and cake.
Mrs. Leslie Rice had the Christmas club
meet with her on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Squirting left Thursday to
spend Thanksgiving with her sen at
Calais.
Mrs. Wilbert Rice spent a few days re-
Gently at Somesville with Mrs. Addie
Bunker.
Miss Vincie Bunker returned from
Gouldsboro last week, and is employed at
Mrs. Fred Bracy's for the winter.
John Ralph, OF Southwest Harbor, Is
building new house for Gilbert Rose
brook. Seth and Leslie Rice are helping
him.
Mrs. 8. b. Hamor pleasantly entertained
the Help One Another club Tuesday even
ing. Delicious refreshments were served.
All report q pleasant evening.
Mrs. Willard Squirting entertained the
Busy Bee society Thursday afternoon, also
the ten girls belonging to the Domestic
club on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Saxton, Y. NJ. c. A. secretary, gave q
| fine address at the church last Sunday.
Mr.. s3axton is much interested IN his work
among the isIands, and is doing good
work among the men and boys.
Nov, ~. ROONEY.
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NORTH BRooKsvILLE.

Mrs. Sidney Snow went to Belfast to-
day.
Mrs. Ross Grindle 10 in Bangor this
week.
Lewis Black, r., has moved to West
Brooksviile.
Myrs Vaughn has rsturned to Wood
stock, W, F
During the Friday night gale the
schooner Victory went ashore.
+ stephen Chatto and wife are visiting
hiil
Rev. W. L. Bradeen and wife attended
the ministerial association at Bucksport
last week.
Nov. q. &.
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BAYsIDE.

Lester Waning, OF Dedham, is WISHING
at Z. r. Kemick's.
Charles Smith and family have uoved
into the Ivory Frazier house.
W. n. Lord and wife will leave Tuesday
for Woburn, Mass, for the winter.
Gilman Wakefield was badly injured
Saturday, horse kicking him in the side.
Schools in district No. /, Miss Mona
Gordon, West Sullivan, teacher, and No.
3, Miss Vera Seeds, teacher, closed Friday,
for two weeks. Both teachers will return
for the winter term.
Nov. 70. r.
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EAsrBROOK.

Hattie Bartlett is visiting in Franklin.
Percy Jordan took Eugene Clark and q
deer to Bangor Saturday.
Z. M. Gott and family, OF Southwest
Harbor, are visiting in town.
Z. A. Ash ban built chimney in his
store and made other improvements.
EIlery Wilbur his two pigs which, when
they were sixty eight days old, weighed
$50 pounds.
Libbie Wilbur, who has been at home
on vacation, has returned to her work
in Ellsworth.
John L. DeMeyer has made Q big i'm
provement in the looks Of his place by
moving his stable.
Hamlin Kingman has his new house
nearly plastered, and hopes to move in
before Christmas.
Nov. 2. sGRN.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

.sAA'r N"thSasuS hoHtAteoh - ~
John Merchant has moved to Steuben.
Earl Jeliison has gone to Boston to
work.
w. o. Newman and wife will leave this
week for Bethel, VT.
Frank Havey has gone to Sebago lake,
where he has employment.
Zemro Hail and wife have gone to
Gouldsboro for the winter.
The Pythian Sisters will entertain
Knights and friends Thanksgiving night
at K. OF p. hall.
Miss Doris Liscomb, who has been .
guest for week At Alvin Wentworth's,
has returned to her home In Seal Hsrbor.
This community was saddened ~uesday
by the death OF Airs. Julia Havey, y no
had been in poor health for some time.
She leaves four daughters and two sons,
all Of whom were present at the funeral.
Mrs. Havey had kind heart and pleas
ant disposition, and was loved and re-
spected BY her ,neighbors. She vas
seventy-two Year, Of age.
Nov. q. n.
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PENoBsCor.


Mark Smith is home from Bangor for
the Thanksgiving recess.
Mrs. Ida Wardwell has returned from
an extended visit at North Bluehill.
Arthur EtantiaI, wife ano son Elwood,
Of Belfast, were in toyp over Sunday.
There viii be THANKSGIVING services at
the Methodist CD 1rch sunday. NsY, %, at
the usual hour.
pepimin Snowman, OF LitchAeid.
Conn, spent Sunday with hie mother,
Mrs, Phebe Snowman.
Sherman Hinckiey and wife, Mrs. Ash
Cough ana son, and Wendell vsrnum, OF
Bluehill, spent Sunday in town.
The members Of Penobscot chapter will
hold their annual sale at the town hall,
Wednesday evening, Dec. 8. Each lady is
requested to contribute some useful or
fancy article for the sale.
The next meeting Of Penopseot chapter
will be held 1t Masonic hail saturday
evening Dec. 4. 1t is hoped there will be
large attendance, it being the annual
meeting and election Of officers. Other
important business will come before the
meeting,
Mrs. NJ. A. Wardwell, D. u. 9. M,
has completed the inspection OF the sev-
eral chapters in her district. While
away she visited the chapters at Belfast
Searsmont, Islesboro, Searsport, Winter
port, Brooks, Unity, Thorndike, Castine
Orland and Brooksville.
Nov. %. WooDLoCKE.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Frank Bragdon and family visited in
WaItham Sunday.
Boyd Robertson has gone in the woods
for Hollis Jordan.
Mrs. Sadia Jeilison y visiting relatives
in Northeast Rarbof.
Mrs. Bertha Lawrie has moved to the
Graves house at the village for the winter.
c. J. Murch and Earl Giles, of East
brook, went to Bangor on business trip
last week.
Chester Williams is at home from South
Gouldsborc, whore he has been employed
during the summer.
Francis Wilbur is the champion trappes
here SO far this fall, having caught six
foxes, one coon and one wildcat.
Nov. q. T.
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EAST BLUEHILL.

/ Schooner Seth wyman, CAPT. Long, sr-
rived Sunday from Rockpoft.
The north side Of the roof OF the church
has just been shirgled, several OF the men
giving their labor.
The schools here have q victrola, the
first one owned by . school in town:
The teachers. Misses ELLEN McIntire and
Ethel Slower, with the help OF then
pupils, have raised the money by enter
fainmen.s. They already have an organ
for one Of the school rooms.
Nov %. X.
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the finer will become the soil particles,
and it 10 upon the fineness of the coil that
the availability Of all plant food therein
contained depends. Give the land such
preparation for its next planting as il has
never known before, and begin by pIow-
ing this fall.
One OF the great benefits OF lime is that
in addition to sweetening the soil. it helps
make the potash contained therein more
available. Don't be afraid to lime your
land. Money spent for this material will
return more profit on the farm than any
o, her investment YOU can make. Lime III
itself is not fertilizer, but by its physI-
cal and che meal action ii will cause the
soil to become surprisingly productive.
Average application, lisp pounds per
acre.
Take better care OF all farm mnnures,
especially of the liquid portions, for THIS
part contains two-thirds OF the nitrogen
ana four tifths OF the total potash. Re-
member that these are just the elements
xhicb, in commercial forms, cost so much
and areneeded so much so be tore deciding
think how much you can save by taking
better care OF that manure which every
day You are wont 10 throw cut behind the
barn unprotected, there to remain until
hauled upon the land with its value
greatly diminished.
Use plenty OF bedding as an absorbent,
and build shed over the pile. That's
one OF the things you've been gong to
do for a long while, but have been so
busy you haven't got around to it yet.
A hall. days time will transform that old
boardpile which has been in front OF The
house so long that it has become an eye
sore, into just what is needed out behind
the barn over the unprotected manure
pile, and next spring the manure will
have just three times its usual value. do
that job right now. It's the most import
ant one on the farm and deserves immedi-
ate consideration.
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o~--N~~-~-~-~~~~-~-~- -''---1.H
A Head Full
of Ache

There are many forms of headache,
but the sick headache is about the
worst ever. When it once fastens on
you, it lasts good while, unless you
know how to get rid OF it. Sick head
ache usually comes from the stomach
or liver, and you must help these or
gans before the head can be relieved.
A few doses of Il. F." Atwood's Med
icine will put your stomach to rights
regulate the bile, and act on the. bow
els. As soon as good order IS Sc
cured, the dizzy feeling and nagging
pain will leave your head, and soon
you will be as we'll as ever. No medi-
cine is better for sick headache OF
biliousness.
osy Sc bse&ls a yosr nsarest store
= wFies to-day fer fires sample.
H. F. Medicine Co, Portland me-
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ASHvlLLE.

Mrs. Rowe, who is with her daughter,
Mrs. Bartlett, is in poor health.
Walter DonnelI has moved his family
into Milton Johnson's house.
Mrs. Sarah Bartlett is recovering from
her illness.
The Wednesday club will hold its next
meeting with Mrs. Hanna.
Capt. Aibee spent Friday and Saturday
in Bangor.
Mrs. Joan Sargent is spending few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Pettee.
Mrs. Harold Hanna was the guest oi
Mrs. 4. E. Hammond Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs Sargent was called to West Sulli-
van last week by The death OF her brother
George Havey.
Nov. %. PHOEBE.
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Bangor, spent Sunday with his parents,
A. l.. Colby and wife.
Louis Jordan and wife recently visited
Eastbrook, MariavilIe, Otis and Waltham.
Mrs. Annie Wilson, who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary Crabtrte, re-
turned to Springvale last week.
Nov. e. r.
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COZ MY NEW 5
NORTHEAST HARBoR.

NUN IIAItDOh-
Lester Lurvey is away on his vacation.
Miss Marion C. SmalIidge recently spent
Q few days in Boston.
Mrs. Ernest Swan and Mrs. Rodney
Sargent recently visited in Castine.
A social, under the auspices OF Stetson
grammar school, was held in the Neigh
borhood house, Friday evening. A good
time was enjoyed. Ice-cream, cake and
candy were sold.
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

Ora Jordan has purchased the Tribou
cottage at Hancock Point.
Louis spratt and family moved into
their new house last week.
Frank Spiller, OF Ne~ York, recently
made brief visit at F. L. Colby's.
Harvey e. Colby, wife and son Lester, OF
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GEM,
SOUTH HANCOCK.

Daniel Libby and wife, OF Prospect Har-
Dor, were guests at G. B. Colwsll's last
week.
Arthur Smith has opened barber shop
for the winter in his home at the Nc
Cauley house.
Mrs. A. e. Wooster closed her home
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

George W. Sturgis and wife, OF Port
land. are guests At J. w. Stiuson's.
Cant. George w. Alien and wife have
gone to Boston to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Herbert Seavy and Mrs. Gerard
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The fifth team, Arrow, is composed OF
Cousins, d. g. Hall, G. Moore and Cush-
man.
Low. %. l..
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BOWLING TOURNAMENT.

The Neighborhood house bowling alleys
will be busy the next few weeks, as the
first tournament of the season is under
way. Five teams, named after motor
cycles, are rolling for the championship.
The tournament started last Thursday
night, when the Harley Davidson team
defeated the Excelsiors by SO pins. The
summary:
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The second game Was rolled last Satur-
day night between the Indian and Pope
teams, the Popes winning by 80 pins.
The result:
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BLUEHILL.

Harry Town is visiting in Boston.
Frank P. Merrill is on business trip
to Boston.
Willis Snow man has gone to New York
for the winter.
Mrs. A. Pearl Afherton is spending q
few weeks in Sullivan.
Miss May P. Ober has closed "IdeaI
Lodge" and gone to Boston.
Mrs. e. e. Fullerton is spending vaca-
tion in Boston and vicinity.
Lester Hinckley and wife, of York Har-
Dor, are the guests Of o. T. Hinckley and
wife. ~
Alonzo Day, wife and daughter, Of
Waterviile, spent the weekend with
Tyler Hinckley and wife.
Nov. u. II.
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sAnd when you eloped with the girl.
asked friend, ibid her father follow
your" ibid he?'' said the young man.
sRathesi He's living with us yeti"
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Owing to an increasing inquiry re-
gsrding the value of wood ashes and sea
products as fertilizers, the following
tables are gwen for general information;
r, soluble potash and lime in 100 pounds o,
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Kind OF Material


re year:
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-07-28

Mr. Albert Hitler and his RIGHT
auwer, clever Jimmie O'Connel, of
CJasaEabia, with the J;tney Buss,
REeught over party from Brook
Ssnsa Saturday evening for a ioy
rsSe, Mr.. Minis, Mr.. Gayden, their
sssastes and a number of others,
constituted the party: and all OF
zhsm enjoyed the delicious iced
eannks and cream, at Harmons Drug
Sssae. before returning. We hope
Us Sse them again.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-07-28
Nitro-Gern t6stafe.

Increase your crops and improve
your soil. Follow natures own
plan. Mulford's Nitro-Germ for in
oculating peas, vetch and clover stim-
ulates growth, increases the yield
and fertility of soil. Low in cost.
Easy to use. A fresh supply. Ask
for free descriptive literature. Har-
mon Drug Co., Lexington, S. G.