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I TALCUM
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PERFUMES
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Unheard of
Prices in
TOILET ;
SOAPS
HAIR TONICS"
.. Less Than
Wholesale
Prices
SPECIAL
SALE of
STANDARD
DRUGS
TRUSSES and
Leather Goods
ANY STOCK FOOD Ol
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Mosquito Talcum Powder 25c
Tetlows Bay Rum Talcum 25c siz
Violet Talcum Powder 15c size, (
English Talcum Powder 10c size
Deodo Powder 25c size, our pric
Pratts Invisible Complexion Po
our price
Tetlows Mardi Gras Face Powde
price ...
Carmen Face Powder 25c size, oi
Pratts Invisible Liquid Face Po\
our price
Euthymol Foot Powder, 25c size..
Santi Foot Powder, 25c size
Hudnuts Tooth Paste 25c, size, oi
Roger & Gallet Tooth Paste
price
Zodenta Tooth Paste 25c. size, c
Howards Tooth Paste, 25c. size, <
%
Denta-Cura Tooth Paste 25c. size
DeWitts Toilet Cream 25c. size,.
Violet Ammonia Bath Water per
price
Spiehlers Heliotrope Perfume (
price ...
Spiehlers College Dame Perfume
Spiehlers Palestine Clover Perfu
Wrights Jockey Club Perfume,
rvrirp
Legrand Romance Perfume, $1
price ....
Jergens Royal Perfume, our price
Amorillas Toilet Water 50c. size,
Amorillas Toilet Water, 25c. size
Spiehlers Queen of Violets $
price .
Colgate's Lily of Valley 50c. size.
Farina Perfume 50c size, our pric
Humphreys Witch Hazel Soap,...
Andes Great Emulsion Soap
Gilpins Talcolette Toilet Soap
Kirks Jap Rose Glycerin Soap
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San Tox Hair Tonic $1.00 size, oi
Saurs Hair Tonic $1.00 size, our
La Creole Hair Tonie, $1.00 size,
Cra-No-Line Hair Tonic, $1 size,
B. B. B. $1.00 size 1
Sloans Liniment, $1.00 size
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, 25c size
Kings New Life Pills, 25c. size,..
Sloans Colic Cure. $1.00 size
Sloans Chill and Fever Remed
Kings New Discovery, $1.00 size,
Simmons Liver Medicine liquid, j|
:50c. size 25c.,
Marsh Root Kidney and Liver Cu:
Rydales Elixir for Cough,
Richardson Liver Tonic,
50 per cent off on all Truss<
on Purses and Hand Bags.
You'll lose money if you bu
us.
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Columbia Man Gains
24 Pounds On Tanlac
ATLANTIC COAST LINE YARD
FOREMAN GIVEN REMARKABLE
RESULTS.
. , j , , . , .
lnougn ne naa Deen almost con
itantly under treatment for foui
nonths, and intermittently durin{
he previous two years, and thougl
le had wasted away until he wai
lardly more than skin and bones
ind could hardly walk because of hL
weakness, G. G. Anderson, of 90(
iVhaley St., yard foreman for th<
Atlantic Coast Line railway, gainet
24 pounds on seven bottles of Tan
ac and was restored to good health
according to the statement he re
:ently gave in endorsement of "th<
naster medicine." His statemen
'ollows: >
"I suffered from a greatly mi
lown and weakened condition. 1
iad been in very bad health for sev
sral years, and just before I begai
o take Tanlac I had been continuous
y under medical treatment for foui
nonths. I was told I had nervotu
ndigestion. >
"For almost two years I had beez
10 weak I could hardly work. ]
v&b just skin and bones, I was ii
mstVi Via/I tmal+Vi on/1 T (wotpoIv aval
UVU l>UU UVINWI) ?uu A wrwi
ite more than a few bites at a meal
was in bad shape. One time
hortly before I began taking Tanlac
was under treatment continuously
or 21 weeks and steadily got worse
just could not eat, and 'what litth
did force down hurt me and causec
De to feel puffed up and gave m<
i severe pain in my chest. Mj
lerves were very bad, too. Really
was just about past going at all.
"I had read about Tanlac, am
inally I lost heart in the treatmeni
was under and began taking Tan
ac.
"The relief Tanlac gave me wai
is follows: I took seven bottles an<
gained 24 pounds. I picked up righ
iway and added a lot strength. Whei
he seventh bottle was gone I waj
eally a new man in health am
itrength. I did not begin to fee
nuch better until I had taken th<
lecond bottle of Tanlac, but then 1
vent up right along in strength am
weight. Soon I was eating three bif
neals a day, so great an improve
cent did Tanlac make in the condi
ion of my stomach.
"I quit taking Tanlac in May am
! feel fine now, and I have been t
[ifferent man ever since Tanlac buil
be up.
"I am glad to recommend Tanla<
ind to give you this endorsement
or it may help others to find a waj
o regain their health. I sure car
ecommend Tanlac highly, for I d(
lot know of a better stomach reme
x
ly, and i nave spent many uunan
or many kinds of stomach remediei
hat did me no good."
Tanlac, the master medicine, ii
old exclusively by P. B. Speed, Ab
?eville; J. H. Bell & Sons, Due West
Jooley & Speer, Lowndesville; J. W
iorrah & Son, Mount Carmel; R
if. Fuller & Co., McCormick; Covii
5: Leroy, Willington; J. T. Black
Jalhoun Falls. Price $1 per bottl<
traight?Adv.
rHE GOVERNMENT
WILL SUPPLY CULTURE
Each Farmer Can Get Enough T<
Inoculate Two Buahels of Any
Legume.
I
tfr. Editor:
Since we have been visited by ai
excellent rain, leaving a high sea
ion in the soil, the time for sowing
Crimson Clover has arrived and sinc<
here have been 8 or 9 thousant
>ounds of Crimson Clover seed pur
ihased and saved by the farmers o:
he County for fall sowing, I wish U
lrge every farmer who has his seec
ind culture with which to inoculat<
lis seed to prepare immediately t<
ret his seed in the soil.
Crimson Clover should be sowi
rom Sept. 15th to Oct. 10th. To in
ure a good growth the first year, bj
ill means, inoculate your seed, how
.ver, if the soil is full of stable manire,
excellent results can be had wit!
iut the inoculation, yet the Governaent
will give each farmer sufficienl
ulture to inoculate ' two bushels oi
tny particular legume, furthermore
iny farmer who has been growinf
Crimson Clover successfully will b<
>nly too glad to give his neighboi
oil enough to inoculate well the seec
hat he proposes to sow.
Full directions will be given 01
:ach bottle of culture as to how the
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eed snouia De ireateu, uiuciuic
vhat I have to say relates to soil iniculation
and how the soil should b<
nanipulated.
In the process of handling the soil,
>e careful not to let it be exposed tc
he action of the sun longer than IE
ninutes, as the heat of the sun kill:
he bacteria and a weak inoculatior
ind small growth will be the result
herefore, when hauling the inoculatid
soil from your neighbor's fara
take an old sheet of some sort along J
and cover the soiL Don't use less than %
> 600 or 600 lbs. of the inoculated soil
to the acre, the more the better. In
addition to applying the aboveamouht I
broadcast, still better results can be I
had by using equal parts of molasses J
3 x !_l.1 - XL - J 1
ana water, spnn&ie uie oeeu uuiu ?i
sticky, then sift the inoculated soil J
on seed, stir thoroughly until each 1
r seed has a good coating of soil. This ?
f process simplifies the sowing very 1
j i much and the seed can be sown more ]
j' uniformly. | ]
In the process of broadcasting the(.
3 inoculated soil and seed, the same 1
j precaution relative to the sunlight .
? should be maintained. That is, cover 1
j the soil and seed promptly. 1
As to the seed bed, Clover requires 1
a firm seed bed, therefore, don't (
' make the mistake of turning the land ;
> thinking that you must have a good, ,
t deep, pulverized seed bed. Pea stub- ,
ble, com or cotton middles furnish ,
x an ideal seed bed. Use a drag harrow, ]
[ spring tooth cultivator or the Joe ,
harrow in covering the seed.
t If you have any of the following i
clovers growing on your premises, 1
r there is no need of going elsewhere ,
j for inoculation for Crimson Clover, ]
as these carry the same bacteria as ,
j does Crimson Clover, Red Clover, al- ,
[ sike clover, white clover and hop ,
, clover. ]
r Vetches, Canadian field peas and ]
garden peas will inoculate one an- ,
t other. (
t Very respectfully, ,
\ J. E. Cheatham. . .
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I The Anderson Phosphate & Oil
i Co., can sell you 16 per cent Acid
7 in Bulk (unbagged) at the Fertiliser
Mill at attractive prices.
ANDERSON PHOSPHATE ft OIL
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W. F. FARMER, S?c.
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COMMON PLEAS, FIRST WEEK I
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j. P. Wilson 111
r. W. Sham 61
r. R. Smith u.loB
r. S. Simpson ?.......
fV. A. Bonds -IV
r. T. Mattison lfl
W. Jj. McTlwaine ... (H
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Brown Bowie
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W. W. Wilson - fl
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L. O. Buford
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J. B. Agnew
Luther Clamp
J. 0. Hagan H|
J. F. Howard BB
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EL E. Young
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G. W. Shirley
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are talking $10. Toa can make
cheaper than that and better. UH|
our Fish and Blood Goano.
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