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Net Contents 15 F luiUDgj^feji wr. ' I <?Lm,., m- f-#i ?" '.'[?u ? ?*? alcohol - (i W? 1 G1 s" [' AVc^etablcIVeparntio ? - . b i n? ilft I'n^ ! ? n I tln^t he Suxnadtfft w| ugg**? In iam iJivC ii t lDllL liu .vhy lYomoUng DftfcsUM (?liaTfulness And RestCofllito neither Onium. Morphii>e nor Mineral. wot Narcjotic If I PtunpJUn JW J ' /Kf Anna J A* Mi M/? Anise SrtJ * SffiSSiw. /f?AW ,W?/ I Un'fifU U^ar WnhryrrtM /In or A fie/pf ul Remedy for Consfip/itioft and Dkrrhoei. and Pevrr/shncss ami ' Loss ofSjukkp result/in} fhcrcfromln fa fancy fnc Sirnilc SifJnafurje of 1 Gfirf/ffi/MsXii/t i .* ? ? IWOIIIP . i1 ? The Cgntavh Compaw. NEW" YOHK. ^ ' Exact Copy of Wrapper. A'" W ? . .-? ? 11. (OINTV I Al K To lit* Held ?? llisliopv ille N'ovembir '21, 2ft, HI, ;tu The Tlii ril Annual l<ei? County Fair .will be held nl liisbopvillc tYoin Nov. liTlli to MOth, The AsM.x-iatloji jiroiniNCH ? iio, if not l l?i* bout, of nil Fairs .vol held. Many improvement# hnvo boon made ip t Siegi-onml* iiikI nil exhibits will In- lloui ?mI in -tin- main exhibit. Imilding with (ln< r.\rept)oii of htoek and poultry. Agricultural, stock. jwuiltty. Kwinc. wo i ? I it u ' s woHi, 1?oy'* pijr And corn club,: l c demuiuttrnliott work and m-UooIh' ? \liihiis of a character and quality not >urpa.t?M'?l by any beet ion of t.hc world will ' >? on exhibition. Ji'hr i'ri' r>er -mm&oi: M South ,Crh> ,;na 'this .war lias pr?>dHe4>d a crop in i.uantit.v and (piality second lo uone and ? onipetition for premium* in alldopart-i moots will he lively, The iloiw Show, nu event which i? looked fofward t*> by horNt'tnen, will ; h i > year present 'miinj new sjiow and r - - ?- ? ? ? ? *' S2E y.^T. harimss borne#. The racing which is always of the highest class, offers this year purses which " will attract' the best of horsemen niid the several events will bo of Inter est. t<> all lover* of the Hport*' of gentle men. v A (omit.v fair i* an iuMtitutr which hIkavs the progressivenesH of its people and as an educator has no equakV Tho ? I.p?\, f'onnty Fair has in the past t\Wi years grotfu to be the loading /county fair in the South and the association promises that the standard of the two previous fairs will 'he maintained this year. The ..Smith Greater Shows-, the at traction for the amusement of the peo # - p'"> is the most "P to date and refined amusement combination now touring the country. In the city of I>ondon a juror must he a householder or occupier of prem ises and must possess property to the ?value of $500. ~ THE OSTRICH The ostrich buries his head in the sand and thinks he is hid. He is mistaken. The property o\<>ier insure* against fire and thinks he it protected. He is as mistaken as the os trich What about theft, hail, ;.utomohilc collision, live1 stock in transit, sprinkler leakage and the many other form -J of loss that may come ? do come all of the time ? The only insurance is com plete insurance ?the safe, prac tical kind written by us through the old reliable Insurance Service of the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Williams Fire Insurance Agency TELEPHONE 52 A genu CAMDEN. S. C. | Food Conservation I Program for Farms America's Food Pledge Requires Addi tional Savings From Limited Sup plies ? Sources of Food Lomai on Farme and How Theee May Bi Re duced. Columbia - From a harvest leas in aggregate production than last year, the United States must export at laaat 17H million tons of foodstuff* oversows daria^g the coming ssaeon. This la about 11 mSMiea toua mora than ararti* pro-war exports, or 1 y two tons apiece for the average American farm where moat of tfcia food orlginatee. Rigid conservation of food and faad atored la graamriee, ortfce, tarn* and similar buiMlage slee pre*?eta mm m in <fre ti?idu? -are eeaaartlal ho property maintain oar oaa jopuhUlen and 4a meat incroaood faiaiga needs. Aa* msl feeds, though In a erode farm, must be considered aa food, stoat the y are the beets far meat milk mmI poultry prodaeta. The rant quantity of f?t*. rtOi stored on hraa mahea opportunities far saving them oarreepoadiagiy j targe. Following aro common sources of food loaaaa wkh suggestlona for re ducing them : FIR K? Remove inflammable rah hlah, plow flreguarffn, use care wKh matches, lanterns and stove*. Sup piemen t thaae safety measures with fire fighting equipment kept in a daft nlte place tor Instant use. la brief, consider a farm aa a food munMos establishment. 8HBLTBR ? Prevent spoilage and deterioration by putting all foodstuff! possible under adequate shelter FnM utilisation of storage space and prompt repair of roofs help greatly In preventing food losses. By sfeeHariai toedat ulfs oa farua conservation is ef fected at the source. ItATS AND PJO0T8 ? Regard rata and similar peats seriously, aa the di rect enemy of starving humanity. Ex elude them with coneeete floors and destroy their breeding plnoaa. Rata must not^eat hale# tn our bnlwarka oi natkmal defense. STOCK LOSSES? More than a mil lien tons of our fo^d' exports masi comprise meats, fats, dairy product i and poultry products. rrhe quantity , of this class ?f food depends largely on comfortable housing and the cars which animals receive. Neddless ex posure and irregular attention may re auH in reduced production and mor tality. Thorough farm conservation demands that livestock be kept com fortable and in healthy condition, thereby securing maximum results from t ha feed consumed. IS c->=;??y?ng with these suggest tions, and extending them to covdr additional sources of leas, farmers are asked to consider this foro gram neo* aesary until next harvest, even should peace come before that time. Besides feeding ourselves, the United Statee la pledged to feed the Allien, and we mttet also supply the people in terri tory now being recovered from Ger man dominion. We must realfae that peace will bring no additional food* but Instead Increased obligations. Poland, the Balkans and other parts of Sumpe now Isolated from relief, will clamor for a share of Mr present and future reeerres. Thua strict conservation in all foods amd feeds atored on farms is impera tlve In addition to the food program for homes and public eating plarcea. Compliance with these requeets will enable the United States to fuffill present ?obligations and be ready for new rpsponsibillties. CAREFUL SHIPPING WILL : SAVE LtVE STOCK LOSSES Columbia. ? The attention of live stock shippers 1? called by the Food Administration to the neceasKy of cau-eful loading of llva stock', particu larly hog shipments. While there Is no available' data at hand giving ex act figures, the number of dead or crippled animals arriving at market is large, and, therefore, serious. It is not only a waste of money but a terrific waste of foodstuffs, and dur ing the present crucial period when It Is so vital to eliminate waste, it does not reflect favorably on those engaged in the live stock industry to permit such waste. While it has always1 been customary to lay the blame on the railroads, the Food Administration feels that, although the railroads may have been responsible for a great deal of loss in the past, it has not been a onesided affair by any manner of means. The utmost care In loading live stock will result In cutting down the. losses, and the cooperation of all those engaged in the live stock indus try is asked by the Food AdmtoAetra* tfcm. MUST NOT SLACKEN NOW IN FOOD CONSERVATION Columbia. ? r By increasing the monthly allowance of sugar from 2 to S pounds per person, the Food Ad> ministration emphatically declares that this must not be taken as mem ing that the conservation of foodstuffs generally is not now fully aa impor? tan* as It was at the height of the sugar shortage. The United 9tates must Increase food exports by one half from a harvest na larger than last year'i. This will call for the mow? rUr'A economy and for patriotic ca-operw [ Ion of the American house wife and continued food conservation. TO IlltlWJ TKOOrS BATtf German And AuktrUii MnrrH Tu Be I'ut In Krni?< New York,. Nov. 15. Kdwurd N. Ilui-? ley, ihaintDirt of I )??* I'nited .States Hlup ping Board, nnu/'Uilces here twilight on the eve of hi* departure for Kit rope that tin- government intends to return to this ?^uoutry *p?edily a large part** of the American Kxpeditioiiary ^WHV4' 11**' purpose uf All-. 1 1 11 rley '?? t i i i > to Kurope In to arrange the details for their trtlf pollution To (.(Tm'I the loHS ol llJlllMlM.il l> I. nuge through th<' withdrawal of Biitish ships hitherto engaged hi carrying Ameri ca n .soldiers- oversea*^ Mr. Hurley hopes to utilise twenty live or thirty (lermau and Austrian liners, with accommodations for tjhQ men eaeh. In compensation for .the "loan" of these vessels, he haid, fo<?d would be sent to the people of tVu tral Europe uu their return voyuges. .Mr. Hurley said -the shipping board Would be abje to bring troops back at the rate of ;i0j>,000 a month. "if the War I)e]?artment wants them returned as fust a* that.". XLa wuuld ineet fleu. 1'ersuing at American tield headquarters, he .v<M? J. to discuss Hie details of. their home coming. While he will go abroad with Her bert Hoover, federal food administrator, to cooperate in arrangements for the shipments and distribution of foodstuff* lo the region* llbcrate<l under the ai ml,aii?e terms and in a degree later to be determined to Germany aud Austria, Mr. Hurley said his mission had pri marily to do with 'getting the hoys back home," Convalescent wounded, including many who would have returned to the battle front had the war continued, would be t lie first troops brought out of France, he said. They wduld be followed b.v uuits of varion* branches of the service, [ following plans already partly worked i out: by Secretary Bakervnnd tho General staff. On future developments in the iuter mil affairs of Germany and Austria and their relations "with the Allies, the ship ping official ad<led, together with th* trend of European events in general, would depend the nunvber ?f troops to he brought to this country within the next few months, but he was preparing, lie stated, t transport, large contingents. There arc sixty-seven transports fly ing the American ting. Mr. Hurley said, ami it is hoped that these, with German and Austrian liners which lie antici pates using temporarily, will sufficc to bring American solders home as rapidly as the military , authorities desire. If their capacity proves inadequate, he add ed. the shipping board lias "12?> double fleck cargo vessels, some of which can he transformed for transport work. He is reluctant, however, to withdraw the** from freight service except in an emer gency. ? <?' Mr. Hurley said he would take up with the Allied maritime transport coun cil in London, which would in turn con fer with the German and Austrian mari time authorities, the .question of utiliz ing some of the idle tonnage of the Cen tral Towers. There were fifteen liners at Hamburg and .Bremen, he gtetod, and ten or fifteen in Austrian ports, which could carry in the aggregate 100,000 on each voyage to Ameri^n porta, re' (&/0 LAMPS "EasForWest Best " There's a real comfort these long evenings at home in the bit armchair reading by the soft mellow glow of a Rayo Lamp. Bayo Lamps $re scientifically constructed and give a clear, steady light?without flicker or glare? that can't hurt the eyes. They add a touch of cheery comfort to the living room or any room ?give kerosene light at its best. I V ' . ' / v *-{. ?: r~~- ? ? Made of brass nickel-plated? easy to light* clean and rewick ' ?smokeless, odorless. Aladdin Security OH five* b^at reault*. At mil dtmUrt s STANDARD OIL COMPANY -.J, ? . I N Baltimore. Md. Waihiiition, D, C. Charlotte, N. C. Norfolk, Va. . { Charleston, W. Va. Richmond, V*. Charleatoo. S. C. turning with food or other neces3ary cargoes. \ Hritish transports, he stated, which have carried (H) per .cent of the Ameri-.j can troops bound overseas since the mili tary p;t>grapi was increased last s sum . ? iner. will' be utilized to convey 'English Dominion and .Colonial troops back to j theii borne countries. ? Lieut. Thoinas Hitchcock. a youth ful American member of the La Payette flying squadron, who escaped last sum mer from imprisonment in Germany, ar rived Friday on his way home to West bury, I/. I. lie reached Switzerland August 33, after tramping 100 miles thrpugb German territory following his escape from guards who were transfer ring him by train from Lachfeld to Kastatt. Hitchcock was shot though ! the thigh and bis 'machine disabled in a light with three German planefe March" 0, last, and was forced to descend with in the enemy lines. T?ieut. Col. Ctyis. W. Whittlesey, leader of the ,tamoU6 "Txist liatallian" of the Seventy-seventh division, who sent the Germans word to *?#>> to hell" when after surrounding his batallion in the Argonne forest, they demanded surrender, arrived on the same strainer with ? Hitchcock. At Majestic Today. ?"He Comes lTp Smiling", featuring Doug. Fairbanks is on at the Majestic, today. This is an exceptionally clever, vehicle for Mr. Fairbanks, whose ath letics, optimism and smile are constant ly- in evidence. We helieve that this photoplay will be acclaimed hfi on6' : of the best ever shown in our Theatre and we recommend it t<> your favorable at> t cation. :.?77 -2 V caterjiJUar cut-ftjEour timw it* ?j daily. American* arc the struct in drinkers in the world. ? "The Reason Whjr*?j 1*. A. Thomas Stock Remcdiei the l>e?t, they are scientifically | and all medicine. They keep thebt up, and the. feed bill down. a. cause for. every effect, renww cause and the effect removes it?tt The Poultry Remedies are 6pa made to reHeve all the diseased Fowl family such as Cholera awll Olid makes the liens lay. The Hog Remedy will pri keep off -the Cholera, and If fja the first stages, will cure 90 peri Don't forget to keep on band t tie of Farris' Oolic Remedy for ft It is SO simple with dropper, tl child e&n give it. Also a bottle of rts* Healing Remedy for Cot! BruLses on man or beast. They I fall. These remedies are all (Mil to you by j^our dealer, to girt at tion, or your money back. Made by Old Kentucky Manoft Ing Co., Paducah, Kentucky. . For sale by Springs & Sbana*; den, &\C.-~ adv. COLUMBIA LUMBER MANUFACTURlNC't MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BUN! AND LUMBER PLAIN A HUGER STS. *U? &|||||COLUMBIA, s. c. INSURAUCB phone We Will Bond You v.* ' .. . ^r. ???'.- :;- v I; ? yys: : ' *???? ?[ > J Representing the Strongest and Safest Guarantee Companies * ' ?' 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