The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, December 28, 1922, Image 2
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ans Yemuunn
Keeps thi
Mrs. Ca
Dassel, Mi
you fory
remedydi
well and vi
nob for Pe
to make th
olne with I
Praise to P
oft an uuus[A. As an en
- I. N. .m BOX 410 Pe-ru-na h
Oust, Miwnewea rABLETS OR
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SOLD 50 YEARS- A I
It at-old by sour drou~t wiIW k
TOO
LATE
th only a mjitter of short time,
i't wait until pains and aches
>me incurable diseases. Avoid
iful consequences by taking
LATHROP'S
HAARLEOM 0IL
world's standard remedy for kidney,
bladder and uric acid troubles-the
onal Remedy of Holland since 1696.
ranteed. Three sizes, all druggists.
for the name Cold Medal on every
box and accept no imitation
13reak olds,
safely
4 small dosage
brings quick relief to scratchy,
Irritated throats. Cough eases,
phlegm clears away, inflamed
tissues are soothed. -Now- be
fore a slight cough becomes a
serious ailment-break it up with
)R.CINGSD OVERY
-a syrup for coughs&colds
IDS 2000 MILES POE
3EAR'S EMULSION
ohin D. Bear, 'learbroock, Va.
Sir:
Enicl osed find Post Of11et
y order for wht (lh jlease sendl mi
otte oc(f Ban-'s Emulsion. I ha v
one bot tie and I thlink it work:
ne delIvered to ituy post office?
like to have them sent b~y Express,
Ive forty miles from the railroa d
Your' truly,
3. S. Stauff~er, Kendrick, Colo
e above letter shows what a won.
I reputation Bear's Emulsion hias
g the thlouasand~s who have 'used
or coughs, colds, bronchItis, lung
les and general run-dlown condi.
there is nothing muore benefIcial
s Emulslon is for sale at leaingl
.4ts. iwlee .91.25 a bottle.
REEN MOUNTAIN
bST HMA
COMPOUND
quickly relieves the dlistreas
lng paroxyama. Used for
65 years and result of lonrg
Cer euece in treatment of
cthroat and lung diseasee li
nOX, Trreattae on Asthaa Its
eaus;' treatmenut, oe., sent
igglat.. J.E.fl ILD Co., Iuj rir, VT.
Matter of Finance.
. gulp Gabrilowitch%.once r-elated it
* r about at well-known planttist's
Iauht, who was said to have always
m on cO'rpositions In rapid style for'
her- study numbers.
"4adain," said the atrtist one day In
r~wiperation, 'why do you not try
a indante? would disclose your'
~rsing to ,muc'h better Ad~vainge.
S "said the protege, "it's because
a aesons are so expensive. I enn't
a t lay slowy, muslic."
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SPE-NA DI'.E
TER$ Aso
s Medicine with Her for Safety
ri Linder, B. F. D. No. 2, Box 44,
inesota, writes: "I want to thank
ur kindness and the good your
d me years ago. I am perfectly
siting In Spokane Wash. Were t
ru-na I would not have boon able
Is trip. I always take your medi
no for safety should I take cold.
D-ru-na."
ergency remedy for everyday ills,
is been in use fifty years.
LIQUID SOLD EVERYWERE
.LTom1c.
rINE GENERAL TONIC
tersmithUhemlcslC.LouIivfle.j,
Put Prohibition on Cotton.
In 1700 the importation of cotton
goods into Great Britalt1 was prohib
Ited and in 1721 the manufacture of
cotton inI England was absolutely for
bidden by net of parliament, ia pen
alty of $100 heilg inflicted for selling
it and one of $25 upon any person con
victed of wearing it.
A FEELING OF SECURITY
You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about to
take is absolutely pure and contains no
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is imaintained in every bot
tle of Snamp-Root.
It is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
It is not a 'stimulant and is taken in
teaspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for everything.
It is nature's great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and bladder
troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of Dr. Kiler's Swamp
Root.
If you need a medicine, you should
have the best. On sale at all drug stores
in bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure
and mention this paper.-Advertisement.
Must Go Far Out to Sea.
l'eruse the concussion of the big
naval guns sheltered window pines,
anti in soce instances frightened to
death hic'kens 111141 iHvo stock in anM
ar~ound Long Ieach1 .9nd4 Sa1 P'edro,
dradtiughts of the 'aille lert arcs
not permitted 11) lire tulrret. runs umi11i
- Ihey ire .' milt-s stf the sonthern Cal
Mother Says
Babies Never
GtReal Sick
mxtveadstonmeh~l corrlect ive, i
t he grealtest medV(icine4 on eatrth for
keeping little clhidren well an rd ha~ippy
all thme time is 'ontlust$ively provenm by
t ho stattemmenit of Mr's. it. B. Untgart,
of SO Lindsey street, Atlitab, (hi., who
says:
"I have thtee boys, the oldest five,
the next will soon he' fotur and4 the
baby3 i la iteetn moths old. I have
givetn them all 'Teel hina whenever
they showed the slightest sign of feel
InIag bad, andi not only have the results
beent wonderful, bult none1 of them
Ihave ever beeni really sick ini their
lives. I be(lieve their goodi health 1.s
dulie ent irely to Teethina.'"
T.ieethina is so)ld by alldruggIsts, or
you ean send~ 30e to the Motfett lImb
- oratories, Columbus, Gla., and receIve
it a re'ular t Size packa~ge and1( also a copy
of' the valuab~le Baby booklet.-Adver
tisemnent,
.No Moddler'.
"'Mr. Watdleigh Is a iman of affa~ir's."'
"'le says. he4 wvoiuldn't give Ien Cenits
to the uipl ift."--Birminghatn. Age-lier-.
aid.
Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin.
Onl rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cutk-ura Ointment.
Wash off Olinment in five minutes
with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It
is wonderful what Cuticura will do
for poor complexions, dlandr~uf, Itching
and red rough hands.--Advertisemnent.
Jury Duty.
"1 11d Wo0tllbat maike an itelligent Jut
ror?"
"le mnust have. Botht sides Senmed
Cout'rr-JTournatl,
the rea Vrmltugo, Dr. Pry De So.
One dose does the wo'rk, Advertisemnent.
Most womten are as modelst as thE.
styles wll permit.
Look to Your Eyes
Beuflea Bd slifne
ndedbhe E ....a
NOVELIST AND WIFE
AROUND WORLD .I
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4"4A
'1'he photograph shows Itieltirl Jlifrt
who are now in England, on one of the s
in an liutomobile. lIs wife's professiona
Coltibus, Ot, last .ltne anl so far have tot
and G((erumany. They leave England next
l'ersia, Indht, China, Japan, and the'nc'e h1
Mr. ,'l'reys at work in a Scottish fariny
They sleep in the autonobilc.
WINTER ISTIMEL
TO VARNISH CA1
Much Pleasure Given to Owner
if His Automobile Has Good 0
Outward Appearance.
0
MINOR DEFECTS NB3T V!SLE
Necessary That All Parts to Be Paint- 0
ed Should Be Thoroughly Washed 0
and Sandpapered--Keep in :
Fairly Warm Room.
I half the enjoyment of owning i car 1
Farn'es froa the falet that it has at god'd
appearance. It may rin well and ride
very cnltfortably, but. it is an eye.-ore
.id i s'art-break if it looks dirty,
pnint is eraeked or va rnish is dall and C
lusterless. 1low dliferen t the car which
shines in the spllenior of a1 perfect coat
of 'a:int and varnish, evet if there are
Imiinoir ill'fect's, known only to the own
er or the 'expI'rt. I
It tlik' iln' to ri) at good Joh of re
ni ri 1,:11111i iii 1 and vaiirislh on aill to
linlile, ui d the n('%%w cEat shouhl h1a te
Illnty of tim to idry and harden. lPor
this trnson a goad tilte to do thils work
is in winterI, espe11ci:Itly in tho'-( cases it
wltere' ',11 n1' p1I11 in ti. giiinge .i,.41
hbli 11i1 for ilia' witer '. 'hil' owner will
Ohen h' r:ieady tI divt'e oat inl gLoud ,
Sty ':n ih 1i'irsit nice slpring ilhty. m
1i' the mynerli is tnot so part i'culir I ,
01f amit in, hne enn ei' lennte car thlor- <d
Twio Things Necessary.
Tw~'o o1' the thing~s nec'essary' ini mak-l
ing a siouth-Iookling paini. Jobi are the
followiing:
I''irsI-*All patts i t" be aintleul muist
he thoiuronighly washedc utah t hen
woouul. itil nil ofi the dutsi birushedr or'
Scoinut-liThe tcar miust he placed In
a fati rly war ooiiidn wh'lerei ther a'cis no
dlust, as a hlth' dust on the pmnat he
Ifore it is dry will spoil1 the looks~ of
anly palint Johi.
If the paint Is not worni oftf, hbut 1s
merel'y soinewhiat checked anld dulled,
It miay hi' preservedu by 2app lyIng ai coat
oif goodl vani Ish, mini{lg suire that t he
'air Is first thougly wvashed, dried
hoPer. IIf thie iain hit 115wiirn ('nt irely
thirough in spotsI and l~ the moelal parts
are be'gin ning to) rust, the only way to *m
pireserve these5t parts P15unli kieep them i
from heenoninig spled enrl l ac 'i (l I o tu
hav e Ite car thiorouighly (ellnned and i
painfte'd. i
Keep Down Rust. of
Ini ease the point on the' ear Is faIrly a
good, hut rusty spots show in various t
p~inCE's, then by toneinlg these up wit hb
ne'w pain t of thle same color you w~IIl it
find thle looks of the enar greatly hn- in
tprovedi ad fuirthter rustinug prevente rc ~~
att the e'xpense of v'ery lit tle tinme aind wV
money.
'h'he top iand side curtaIns should also
be0 taikeni care of at thIs time. F~Irst
cleanI thle top) thoroughly. Soaip aind
water Is pirobaibly as good as anything.
Trhen, after the top Is thoroughly dry,
give It ai coat of good top) drettsing,
whIch cant he bought at any, accessory thi
store, andl thIs w-ill not onl~y preserve is
thle top) and help tol keep It from lenk- gi
lng, but wvill greatly Improve Its gen
eral appearance. If the top Is sag
glng, the best way to remedy thIs is to su
first 100o01n the front parlt of the top wi
from tihe wIndshild and then tighten mi
the straps tat the back slightly. Then,
when the front part is pulled back Into
place again, most of the sagging will wI
be remnovedh In case the right adjust- sh
ment on the roar straps has been dr
mnade,.
If the celluloId windows are broken,
probably the best proposion wIll 'be enI
to get new ones, but If there is just a sqi
small break In a window, thIs can usu- vui
ally he merrded by means of some sheet arc
caU~uloid andceilloid em~enit. he
PRETTY THINC
LACE FROCI
SOMIH one makes all of the prett,
things which we see in the shops
to beautify our homes and add Interes
to them, ltt(d' 1'iost every woman likes
to enliven and change the countenanet
of her rooms occasionally. These en
bellisitents have their diay anti womet
busy themselves replacing then witi
other and newer things, for sty~les
'' s 1* .
,I~
THINGS TO EMB3
:hanige In furnishings as in other
things. The group of dainty artl'eles
shown here is nmtde up of things for a
lady's roonm and Includes a bag that
will serve several purposes, a hand
mtirror, Iamob shade, talcum sifter andl
crystal perfumne hottle. They are only ni
few o' nany similar pieces, mostly
madle t'or the dressing table, and they
reveal the mnode in these femuinine he
iionginlgs :and are sutre to intrigue that
clever needlewoman to try her hand(
all thlet,
P'lain and broended silk In rose, old
blue o~r havender, used with narrow
gobd lave or aill-over gold lace or net,
with thn' aid of tiny ribbon and chlifon
flowers and lingerie or silk laces pro
vide the Inleans for their decorative
finishhigA. liolackI sattin or satin with
at bladk ground and bright-colored
stripes used with gold lace, is effective
ly used also-anal all-over gold lace.
s~rtrced over crvstal bottles, dishes,
enndlesticks and trays Is very hand
swine without any color under It. Nar
row ;rold hare and tiny colored llowers
set ill g -hd braid :ire used for finishing
ti.e pieres,
Small screens for the telephone or
to screen an electric table lamup are
alnon.; thme new -things matie of colored
chiffon and :sokd lake. They -are soine
%%at: side~lr to inake than the old
ltlne ladh-~s in their wide skirts, as
Ch wii h itre oh rtur
*thae arincriins nssr in- oung
thil T(P('vraparent ase of coanre
cifonii, hr othe shiteer tacmaters .ar
cndiidl :1 owder puff htti , They ar nyi
muspeded byl 12 i ribbonsi lnnW0d the ball
tr isen ressifte th1e arei used,
weh emi nu thea10 nt ste euinietse
to'igmg matchth e rt'i on tegdressing
*cleere mion 't otry prt hau
- urei di11plraye d silok in --O (i
iTher I na re o tirty -rlcks and parith
frick anlo e ,t neieo i e wher p*0
the Wl:upon thr pir teo lyu
and pas. i loveiy rosin hrth
ltelday in,1c aldw-ner galles,
Mta l issue a(( a a agrud tfoisv r hand
orfn1seer ftbris ftawrike tat11)h
h~llo~a fli' I('~ timngsmad of ~llre.
MAKING TOUR
I AN -AUTOMOBILE
Vi.
~r lalM
"4 Ia V
ys. .'. nereiltl novelist, and his wife,
tops of their tour around the world
I nattne is 'auline 'Mayo. They left
arrel througli 'ortugal, Spain, France
March for Iitrope, 'T'urkey, Egypt,
ek to San l-'runeisco. 'hoto shows:
itrd, while his wife prepares dinner.
Battery T.ps. I
('over (lie plates with water.
Turn ion the lights when the
battery ieonites hot.
''est thei' hattery every two
wee';s With a hlydromleter. /
Always he sure to have sulti
('iellt lptile distilled water in /
I he h:ttlery. /
W\hen tilling the battery, wipe I
Ilt surface clean ot Iloist ure
and h:st.
Itelieve Iie wok of the hat
tery when starting by retir'd riing
the jar'k. liitand n'iy using a
sinle short pr'.ssure to the
sI:triln hut at n.
UBE THAT RiEPA R_
ITS OWN PUNCTURES
escr;bed as Most Ingenious De.
vice Attained So Far.
Ghen Inflated Pre rsure Is Set Up Suf.
ficient to Close Hole Made by Or
dinary Puncture and Keep
It Closed.
lere Is an infer tuei that rep:lairs
( " wnii l 'inf ttres a nd it Is lesc'ribed
the Ii t iti.' .\ :!a'? ::', :1s t4Ihe Mnost
'nious ati:ti eid up t. !::t on this
rennbi~:l Il prhlom1. TAhie im-en. u
aI:o0s his tube w.ith a cirtmf-e'
asierbly'r:tet' tharn th' iier
Nbued.Th extr ra. is9
r "4 ofadi in ipt-bet n
rube Repairs It,- Uvw PunectuCe
ug't ' dee orrusains.. i m.nI: '
lbe in ~ pos ii I te ensing. '\'ei
Is now inilted andit fon-ed hvy It
the enin'lt . it pressure1'i Is 4'' Il
og A Is 'aut'r watll whlich Is 'lttlir
he~ uii'in I to ('lose thte ho~ tliule
'loed. TA' ( ''01" 11it't'es'lii te'
uh' In Tlulsa, ( b .. andl hals been An
thter extAensivye usr in the Somh Awest
tht very giood resulAts.
'1Athe e'lsltttouna 3 in hu -.- titut wit. In
Lt radhl~itor' is w hiIAe the garatge mantl
pourliig a quart of oil Anto the eu
ll'.
ro pr'evenit a short eAlreutlt slip a
ml piec'e of rubber tubling over the
re att the point w'here thte contnet
ghit occur.
liliving learnied to master the car
len ev'erythiing ia ruznnig An ship
tpe--ther next step is to larn to
ve it whent things have gone wrong.
'hie comIpresslon of a Car should be
efully wautched by occa~sionall~
Irtinig oil arloundI spar1k plugs, valve
s and relief valves, as wvell as
und the gasket of t'he removable
IS FOHOME
CS FIND FAVOR
fetus, crepe e chine and -L
contribute to the allurement "r
season's party frocks. Fashion sipI I
with equal favor on Quaint boufft :r
styles and on the simu, silhouette w'
flowing draperles and favors agt. ,
light tones of gay colors for youthti
I wearers-as pink, light rose, bit,,
green, lavender and yellow.
"..V
ELLISH THE HOME
eessories and foundations, gold and
silver cloth add their sheen to all
these other fabrics.
Among the whints of the mode np
pear herthas of lace. One mlht have
expected the bertha to reappear along
with the longer tnd full skirts and
its welcome has been so enthusiastie
that much has been made of it. It Is
shown on the party frock pictured of
embroidered net and lace with low
neck and short sleeves, in a wide ox.
am)ple, marde of lace. It falls from
the neckline and partly covers the
arms, forming the most conspicuous
style-feature of the frock. The man
agement of the girdle of narrow rib
hon is noteworthy. It is flnished with
a full rosette, like a chrysanthemum,
with many ends of ribbon falling from
it and is placed at the front c ~ 'it
dress. This lovely party frock
sensible choice for the girl who
indulged in it number of such d
since she will not grow tiredc
and its style Is appealing. B
lace is more ensile freshened
other mnaterials.
Some of the prettiest party
have plain bodices of silver cloth with
full skirts of chiffon. The bodices
are long-waisted and usually joined
to the skirt under n girdle of roses
mmle of the chiffon and silver cloth.
Mn ny variations in panels are maed
to mnsure ani uneven hemnline umnden
trnibute to thie graceiluness of the
dress. Glirdles en lin:- in) rosettes,
RT 1FOC
co av vninsveavo
Larg-Fiure Prns
eensilver or Deaol chot summter
anagin th plavsaittine.o sad
onetoedge-igrens. ns