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JJARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA
Neglected
Coldsbririg
Pneumonia
7 *j££5r*
CASCARA
vj^JOWINE
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AFTER EFFECTS
:, OF MEASLES
CHINATOWN LOSES
Mother, Who Lives in Tennessee
Hcfvli •*
j ■ .-'it ' : -.... . •
iI'riHt'il I tepurtinent - of'AKTb'UfHife.)
HOW WOMEN. CAN HELP ON THE FARMS.
The old family remedy —In tablet
forth—aafe, aure, easy to tske. No
opiates—no unplrasant after effecta.
Cun
urea colda in 24 hour* Grip
t if it fails-
box with
in 9
np
days. Money back if it fails. Get tha
centime
Red Top and Mr.
Hill’s picture on it
24 Tablets for 25c.
At Any Drug Store
imwMoi;ni, Smith t t<«>k
A Teller of Tales.
There Jmd iirvt r been fir*
finding lici-weeijr t Im 1 hi. f11nr- v\
(Hilliih'd suim*\\ |ml l«*r« iI»l\,
rounded a. corner. headed i|i
direct inns'iUt d
(hi* uppm ! unit v. l<( . will his spleen..
“I.iMtk. h<‘i'4', -\ nH liiilliT ! \jJJJ.
a i dly i;«<• l<• "i*! \\ hi dull t you look
where \oii y re.-g<»iug?" _ ■ /
I'c.iiw ii gulped, reddened perceptifily
jiml demanded:
*!Wh<i slmu you my que-siion
nairc?" Pittsburgh Sun. *
LEMON ICE IS
SKIN WHITENED
CHEAP HOME MADE BEAUTY LO*
TION TO REMOVE TAN, FRECK-
LES, SALLOWNESS. _
Mountains Wh«re BIact< draught
Is Relied On in Mariy Troubles,
Says It Made Her Boy <
- Sound and Well.
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Internal Reform Has Clamped
on the Notorious
ji.
District.
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SLUMMING NO MORE
Coal Crock, Tenn.—Up in the moun
tains, quite some distance from towh,
lives Mr#./ U. S; Frltts. who relates
fier experience with Thedford’s Black-
Dra'iight’ as follows*,. *
“My , little hpy, James, • took sick
with diarrhea, about five ; years ago, , visiting in New York’s Oriental Quar-
ami was lu.dly swollen. ' ITe had the tep No Longer Has ThFffla^Ut
rr. ash-s and ibis was. no doubt.i an I L ' W ars Given Place to Bife'
lifter-effect* I made him wpllby giv
HURRY, MOTHER! REMOVE POI
SONS FROM LITTLE STOMACH, ;
LIVER, 1 BOWELS.
Ing him Tltedfprd’s-Black-Draught. T
gtL\f‘ if t'o film three times a day for j
a' nmn-ih. ■ I firmly believe it saved .
his life. ' , f(’i w, . ^ ,
U'e always keep Black-Draught In
.mr house. It Is oor doCTor. Always
" s, .,*. ■ *- 1
.viivy to get, and prompt in giving re
lief.' , ' .
A small pinch of . Black-.Draught
ness.
after each iueal sind at
headache, stomach and
bed
liver
time-fbr
tro,uhle,
f 0
and we are well the next morning.
ft certainly works wonders some
times and saves no end of trouble, re
lieves pain, and there is no need for
another doctor.
I have, recommended Black : Draught
to :dl mv neighbors and will chttlinue
... • - - •
NYw York.-— liefer:a has put the ltd
on a seethci uf New N <>rk eity tlmt was
notorious’In the old slumming days;
Chinatown has lost, its glamor atld its
charm. No hurger i< the Chitiutown of
old the haven- for the professional
guide, although it few sightseers''stiIf
ask to be shown ever the district. A
Tew yenfrs ago It-was possible for tlie
guides to stund oft the spot where a
Hop Si^g Tong member luiil
to recommend it,’’
Thedford’s B.lack-Draught is a pure>
vegetable, herb liver medicine, acting
At the cost of a small jar of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare a fuH quur-,
ter pint of the inost wonderful lemotr*
skin willlener unit-complexion Beauti-
ficr. hy squeezing the Juice of t\yo fresh
lemons into a.bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white. Cure should
bo taken to strain the Juice tlihmgh a
Hue cloth so no lemon pulp gets In,
then this lotion will keep fresh for
months. Every woman knows thut
lemon juice is used to bleach a dark
ened skin and remove such blemishes
as freckles, sallowuiess and tan and Is
the ideal skin softener and beautifler.
Just try It! ’Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store und
hr the Lighter Farm Work Such as Picking, Sorting and Packing
Women Can Replace and Release Man Power.
Fruits
TOWN WOMEN MAY
AID FARM WIVES
silili*. this can he brought about by
.putting llie wiifk on the .piece ha-4*.
- *
gently, yet promptly, oqi liver and bow-
'els. /
Thousands of people, everywhere,
have found it to relieve constipation,
'Indigestion, biliousness ' and many
similar disorders.
Try Black-Draught. Your druggist
Bells It.—Adv
•y
assassi
nated an (Ui I.eong Tong follower the
night before.”.'Now these''spots-have
been forgotten, so long has it be*
since "a killing lias taken place.
Gambling has been practically y^iped
out. The better element of < ’ItHla-tow n.
the (Miinese themselves.'agreed that
s fHp much'money w as inv^sfeil in husi-
n ! rs> there to permit totjg wars to con
tinue.^^<) a peace parley resulted li
nil agreenfruU to stoj/the killings. On
ly once in siweniJ-'yeafs has this agree
ment been violimsj.-The business men,
through their associations, have main
tallied a close \Vatch 'oh the unhlddon
guest to. tin* district. aiuKhis-..wiove-
ments arc followed for fea^-Ahat he
May Also Release Men Employed
. in Lighter Industries for Ag
ricultural Work. * ;
The function ofx|lic home ih-monstra”
Tttui iigciiLaiul ilicN^ounty ag»»nt Is to
tlmt the ebunty exchange li>ts all
women doirlng work, as well as the
farmers desiring .woipen farm workers.
If there were a stillicierit demand in
certain communities for woniei^ one
of the local woman coinniittee'meii
might act as the medium of local ex
change. The home demonstration and
count v agents will’-also, keep in touch
True; to His Promise.
* .
“;Dcarest/will you let me share your
c\cry sorrow aiicr we nr*- married?"
she whispered" as >lie cuddled her
cheek against his. >
'"Yes, darling," lie repli-eil. again
pJuckiug a dclii ioii-l* kiss from lief
sweet lips. V
might violate the tratiquility tha
also keeti
f—
with tin* farm, tudp spccialLst, eui|iloy-
!\
two lemons from the grocer^-tnul -iWHkeALSO AID IN TRUCK FARMING
<weetlv friiL'-
up’a quarter pint of this sweetly frag
rant lemon lotion and massage It dally
into the face, n'*ck, arms and hands.
V
It is marvelous to whiten rough, red
hands.—Adv. >
' The man who boasts of near suc
cess is like the chap with a nickel in
a slx-cent fare trolley car.
Not the Policy or Agricultural Depart
ment to Call Upon Gentler Sj/ ■>
Until Nation's Food Prgduc- ^
tion Is Threatened.
Barcelomi. Spain,
Hants.
tuis SO.tNtO inhab
Nerves AH Unstrung?
Nervousness and nerve pains often
come from weak kidneys. . Many a per
son who -worries over tnties an<} is
troubled with neuralgia, rheumatic
pains and backache would find relief
through a good kidney remedy.-w If you
have nervous attacks, with headaches,
backaches, dizzy ’ spells and sharp,
shooting pains, try Doan’s Kidney
Pills. They have brought quick benefit
ill thousands of such cases.
A North Carolina Cate
Mrs, CJ. G. Pro-
pest, Gaither Ave.
und -'Eighth at.,
Newton, N. C..
says: "I suffer* d
from a constant,
dull ache across
the small of my
back und every
time 1 stooped
sharp pains darted
through me. I had
headaches and diz
zy spelts and spjitsjj
passed before tn>*
eyes. The first b"^
of Doan’s Kidney-
Pills gave m»* re
lief and _i*ontInUeA nsf
I have had no further
a year ”
Get Doan’* at Any Store, 60c a Box
POAN'S'y,”"
FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFF
made mer well,
t rouble
in over
I
N.Y.
Only when the mini and hoy^sn^iply
Is c.xlmusted rind the failure op^phe
nation's food production campaigns are
threatened. VtTnuld the I'niled States
call upon women to do men’s work on
the farm.
; That,* brlelly, may be sup! to be the
policy 'nt ^tlie I'nited States depart
ment of agriciijtlire in the. iiiaLt-.d' of
women jis LYrm laborers. Badly as la
bor will he neyth'd to carry’ throtrgh
pidgranis of fimtE^rudtiellon this
tho department
-ed by tin* otlice of farm management
of Hie department. She .will be ready
to advise the- various eoiifiulttves as
to’ w:1i»*thTT the,conditipi]sounder wliieli
\Vonicn work on farms are satisfactory,
-and not det-rimental to their health
iiihI morals. »
' l
It was the same lady- w ho two years
ater wearily cried out :
"Mil.Tom. w hy cati’t you
iuto ilie house without bringing a tilth
of trouble -\vit1i you? I'm so sick ot
hearing uboin how hard yoh lijive*to
work to kccii the Idlls paid." • 'liieago
Herald. \-
Us« Rag Doll Tester.
The ‘‘rag doll’ seed tester, a Jdrrtple
arid reliable method of determining
germintitiou, will tell,y oii wliether your
d corn is 1ft to plant. This method
of TV'siyjig g o. a is described in detail
in Farnmts<*ltjUieliu !*4S of *the de
partment. of -fNgj-iciilture. hrielly it
consists of a strip of^ebrtii; preferably
bleached muslin, lt> inl%es wide and
KIDNEY TROUBLE OFTEN
CAUSES SERIOUS BACKACHE
year,
believe the
dopx, not
situation yet demands the employment
of women for the lieavIcKfarmin
(•rations. Hatlier,
forts now should
op-
it ludicvibi that ef-
be directed toward
persuading able-bodied men iii tins cit
ies to do'farm work aiuFtlmt eoimt^R-
nitv action should be directed tu. tliisHv
1
en>t.
A
A Good Investment
Do. you want to nal4 a ppoit Juvest^nent ttiivt
wilt pay liig ilh idcfcl.-i? This is one of the best
proposttloinsevenufTeredto tlie'puTilbv Imtiistry
now ranTTs fptirth largesMn ttu* world aiiibpay-
lnglniinep<e t <livicbynls. This is a bouibliilt* nusii-
neas ppopusitiup ia av<»i v r-<‘sintd it fti'iJs
nolcbst you anything to investigate. Write for
prospectus. ^
A44r*oDIAMOND FILM COMPANY. !nt.,NewOrlr.M, La.
-\ —•’*
V^ork for Women,
But there will be - work to .do. Du*
ilie thousands of women wlio are id'-
fering to help the farmers with. iliNrr
big tflSk. Helping farm women with
their added duties aiubdVkfng the place
' . ,
hdjpsirias, t lids'
relnisitig inahTtiflior f<u- the farin’s, are
"Important \vfTys In vkhjch wunien may
“Id+l agilefutlire’s~ program, dcpart'iient.
otl'N'urfs.-poiid out. Furtin rnnanr, w<t:u-
cati be expected to help, ns they
lave i:i the. past, .villi the lighter, work
of truck farming, in j'i.H<Hig— and.paek-
lfig-4»erries"a.nd fruit and w it!i-~nnn h
♦dlicr ligj.it lulu a- of f uutfc p i Ail u i Li,i mi.
Bill If n NerTous fabntshor: age’f h tea t
ens the liarvesi (if tin* country’s food
crops th** departmut of agrtciillur**.
In cii-operalbur with’Hu
from '.‘T to 5 feet long,
should be marked off into sqihttvd-see-
tiqiis- and the stpiares all numbered.
Tlid ears to be tested should also he
given corresponding numbers. Six^or
more kernels should he selected fyom
different parts •'of each ear, and placed
in the proper section. When the test
er is tilled, fold over each side so tliat
tin* edges meet In tin* center, roll tip
and.soak the tester for a fe\y hours
lukewarm water. Drain the exrdss
wafer off. and place -the dolls in- a
wana |da.ce t«> germinate? They jsbotild
l>e ( ovetVd with a .wet cloili t(( keep
them uipistv, and in -aJivut five days
should be siiffiyleynly well gerinimrfcd
t(( shiny iln*ir tirtv^^^ for. sejsf.
_—'— y*/'. .i —— -■ v r—•—
. Ready for Spridvg Drive? -
Ibv\(* you ordered ihe necessary
farm tmplernrnts’Tind tiiactirnory,' lime
fertijigers, and the like?, iTted, do
so>ft (nice. Don’t. Jv'ait qtdil the spj’Ttl
When your back aches, and your blad
der and kidneys seem to l*j disordered,
go to your nearest" drug store and get a
bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Rout It
is a physician’a prescription for ailments
of the kidneys and bladder.
It has stood the test of years and has
a reputation_ for Quickly and eiTer-iively
Tlie clot h results irt tlipysnn.ls of case's.
This preparation so very effective, has
been placed on sale everyw’hcqe. Get a
bottle, medium or large size, at your near
est druggist. ' .
1 IToweyer, if you wish first to 1Csf this
preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer
& to., Binghaihtott, X. Y., for a sample
bottle When w'riting be sure and men-
abides.
Modern Chinamen In Control.
4 * /
With-the moving away from the sec
tion ol the bail men, some_,of whoiii
were sent prison for long terms,
their places were taken by the uforc^
Americanized tTiinese. They no long
er wear “pig tails.” Modern shoes and
clothing have replaced the Oriental
• v. i <*iu11*|—cosiuines and many of tip*. Chinamen
speak very good Rnglish. The young
er generation have-had tin* advantage
of’ education in tin* public schools, for
the great mass «f the people who.now
live, in Chinatown were born in this
country. ‘ ‘
-With the ending of the tong wars
’ •. •
some of tin* landmarks soon
Also the thriits for visitors havt
appeared'. In the day.s when the glory
of .Chinatown-was at its height, saloons
flourished In. iTN—f heir garish s^b iuhir.
There were singing and dancing wait
ers who attended fo the Idisiness of
serving customers.
No Opium Smoking Now.
In one of these places a .waiter
No 'matter what ails your child, a
geiitle, thorough lpxative should al
ways be the first treatment given.
If ybur little one- is put of sorts,
half-sick, Isn't resting, eilting iitid act
ing naturally-—look, ^belief! s»*e if
toiiguc Is coated. 'This is‘a sure sign
that tin* little stomach, liver and bow
els: mre , clogged with waste. When
cross', irriu-bb*. T(*verisA, stomach sour,
breath had or has. sfouiach-iodie. diar
rhea. sure throat, full of cold, give a
t»*jispdotiftil of “(’allfornia Syrup of
Figs,” anjl in a few hours sail the coti-i
stijiated poison, undigested fond .ami
sour bile gently moves out of the lit
tle bowels without griping, and . you
ave a well, playful b hild again.
^lotln rs can rest easy after giving
this hffnii'ess “fruit laxative," because
It.never fliljs to cleaiise the little one’s
liver atid hovVvjs arid sweeten the stoin-
gch and the.v^dearly Tbye its pleasant
taste, full direct ions for babies, chil
dren of all ages and for grown-ups
printed on each bottie.
i’.ew a re of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask Your druggist for a bottle of "t’al-
il'ol'!i|ia Svi-Ilp of Fig-':” sec that
it i' made by tin* “California' l-.'ig Syrup
Company."—Adv,
passed,
dis-
There’s a Reason. i
H111J * \ ”1 uev **r realized you w»*re
so tail before.” Wife ‘Tin supposed
to be.- Am T not your better half?”
Rheumatism
Reliefs 25c.
NaturVs Ramady (NR Tablets), Ara
ismld f tin Kb n night, for hi* not ^ Halping ThodWwda Who -Tri«4 3 *x-
panaiv* Things Without Raault.
It’s Guarantood.
only had the right fo take tips, but all
r
tion fliis paper.—Adv.
The Kaiser as a Killer.
As an exterminator of life tin* kaK»*r
stands without--air equal in all history
being tie* prime instigator of tin* pres
ent world eotitlict. «lie rcspoiL'-lblle.
for tin* slaiiglitcrdf milli<uis of human
beings, and, figures given by a ,Cet\niali
lid-e-qr\ journal show that in I'.his ^o
killed nearly 'J.fioo wild game aiiima
his lotaj Score t:p'h> Unit time helnjj
J-tdore than ill.Too pieces if game, in
Htiding et* t.ooo stag'.-Tin- l’uth
t flndel’. ’•. ■ • 1 . \ . : 1 "- ; -
is upon you. It’may
bo too JiHe
t what you need. Tip* I’tiit-
i». paftment of—Agi’lcrdl lirn"
urging farmers to in:ik( r .ar-
* tfrrrg ♦ ai a - fiT.s early for these materials
[ ibisUyear be< nuse ef traiysiiorfation
probb*uis; D wjll-soon be .-too late to-
IlSli
then to g
• 'll Slate
■lias beyn
BOSCHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP
till quiet your cough;- soothe tjie in-
fiafnmatinn..of a sore throat and luui
sKqV irritation itiTlie bronchial
insuring a good night’s rest,
.department
of labor and otlu r fcdcrrrf** and state
lad e;irl V.
c< ungbl-fig di tld w i t li easy
X-L. fn i In* iimniing.-*
Ttgciieits, will 1-etpii‘si 'women'.Ill help
meet--the 'itiistiofi. It has instructed
■<its field (agciils, to aid fat l iin*rs in ol»
' faini’ig wmiidlyv'o'rkecs When sueji eon
dill (ins' artsff.'
t
EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN
5*U ftr 50 Yurt.
FOR NAURU, € BILLS AND FfYEL
Alt* • ri-.rCtafulStmjtiieiUss Tonic. At All Dr«| Storu.
FROST PROOF
PLANTS
ey and Charlestob-. WaVefleld, Sue-
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cession aim Flat Dutch."By express. 500, ft.25;
UOOO, *2.00; 5,'000 at $!.T5; 10,000 up iH.|l.50. F. O.
H. HERE. Deltvere-l parcel post lOOl gpc; 1,000.
|2J0. SatUfaction guaranteed.
D. F. JAMISON, SUMMERVILLE, 8^,
BIG'S SEVEN EAR CORN
A lending fivorl'e. You can successfully uroA thtl
oorn a cdtu.ajop-'n f «ir*prl».e winning yields, one ol
—,— -n f»»r*prl*«» wlnnlns yields,
(he largest yieiums of white corns. «UU bnsheU last
season from five acres. 2U0 Imsheis carefuily selected
for planting pock 11.26; bushel grt.s. ca-*li with order
J. D. HOPE, , SHARON, S.
KODAKS & SUPPLIES
We also do hlgliest class of finishing.
Prices and Catalogue upon request
S. Caleski Optical Co., Ridunoad, Jf*.
DROPSY
TRUTMENY. ( -e* quick reu.r.
Boon rtaiini awrlMug and short
liras th Kmr heard of Its equal for dropsy.
Try la Trial treaUnsat seat fRIL By math
Writs to M. THOMAS I. CIKCN
OMATSWOmt, tA
HONEY DEW MELONS
Ara aioney makers. Cl.000 an acre has been
taall red. J. K. GAt'OAU. Ssribk. Colora.la
W7^.U,
,«o. t2-n*i«.
i'. Anmjyj; tin* sources from wliieli ml
•Utioiud lidior may be ((btiiim-d on th'*
furffm nre: (1) from au^qig tlie wom
en iiLreiidy on fnruis; (j) from reln-
tives of fiiriiiei 'i w ho are Lh ing^lrrrcit-
lc< ;ind ' wlm nre willing tri work oh
furiiis during ..slack liusim*ss or imlim
-triall.pcriod*.--. (::>•' from the foreign
wdtij,c*n whir nre iieeiistojffcd to work
fit tlrt*-fiehN mulct n system of lnh**n-
*<?ive ilgrieiilture heftire-' mtgrutiiig/fo
this eouiitrv ; mid (t) from 'woj-rfoti in
n«*:» r by 'Hinges und townsjWno might'
he employed utv^nrms. anff 'I ill live ut
home. . ■■ V
If in iiiiv eonmrfuiHy it becomes nec
Tssary to m**ffloy wofueii, tin* prjncl-
plt* probtems to be met ur-e tojstiniu
luttv><dii0ii to inke.up farm ’work and
miikei farmers r**aliz** tin* nehesslf\
using.'woumn lubor in <mb*r to niuiii-
tnln productton. * -
Wages for Women. t
'I'lVe fanner desiring woman labor
ers should indicate the kind of work
which he wants done, tin* amount, and
the probable dates and wages offered.,
and tlie woman offering herself should
Indirate the kinds of work she Is wM-U, ^
lug to do, nnd whether sl*e Is willing Rvt , lMN |
to work all day rmfTPVery day lu the
week. It should be thorougldy utidyr-
stood by all parties concen;cE tluit* Uu»
women are to recetre a wag^sst«utTO
that riven men for performing the
name amount pf work. Wherever pos
As a rub* the ••employment of
u-ivyi'ii in sfuriiiing operations
should not iie'considered if
agricullttL’al ].ii-o44b-iiotv-*>ffn l>»
maintained by tlTe employment
of iii+M-i -eini tyiysmi’he depart--
o+ent of. aui-Uffiltur** docs • not
wjsh to uyjfc-the tise of women
laboimXoii the farms unless the
huhT supply bceonb's exlumsfed.
he lively interest now being
, • -IL..... •* •
shown by wpmen in all parts of
tiff* country wlTo are eager to
volunteer Jlieir services t<( help
the men and boys .carryout the
'million's food product ion program
this veur lias forced the ntteii
• ( ^ *-—■ - - • *
tipn of federal ofliciafs" to the,
Kid that ii ceded "(H'k-^an be
done bv these .wiTTmi hands,
America for til'tvdYbb ytmTsy* A bmu-
tfcrful prescj-mHoti. assisting Nature in
hiiilding -bfy your general lietiltli and
throwing off ,tho (liseaso> Espyeially
u.syful.in lung trouble, astlpmi, croup;
ronebitis. ere.- For sale in ail. civil-
tted countries,—Adv.
low ed to .remain
They No-Longer .Wear “Pig Tails.”
Ther^ arte three vital proeosseB- of
human existence.—the digestion of
food, the extraction of nourishment
from it and the elimination of w^iste.
"Poor digestion and asstniHatloa .
means failure to d-erlve full/tiourish-
ment from food and that ip-iurn often
means impoverished bigotb weakness,
anemia, -etc. Poor elimination means
an accumulation of waste matter
which poisons thy body, lowers vitality,
decreases the -power of resistance to
disease and leads to the development
of many serious ills.
Rheumatism.—due to some Inter
ference with the process of elimina
tion, failure tu gft rid orT-ertaTn “Body
* -potsons.—Cannot be' expeCTY'd to yield
to any medicine jhat fails to correct
tlie condition responsible for if. Cou#l
any r,*asonable person expect to rid
himself of rhe'ufnaticipaln ac long as
Iheumatlc poison i» alio
In tlie body.
Think of this. Jt explains the buc-
- cess of Nature a Remedy (NR Tablets)
Ifi so many • cases .where- other
medicines Lave failed. Thousands ara
using NR Tabids-every day amt get
ting relief. Why pay five or ten
Dines as much for uncertain things?
A 25c box of Nature's Remedy '(NR
Tablets), containing enough to last
twendy-flve days,—must help you,
must give you prompt relief and sat
isfactory benefit or cost you nothing.
Nature's Remedy Is, not only fop
the relief of rheumatism. It Im
proves digestion, tones (flie liver^cg-
- ulates -kidney and bowel action, Im
proves the blood and cleanses, tha .
system. You’ve tried tjae expensive
medicines and doctors, now make the
, real test. You’ll get results this time:
L—Just try It ' Nature's Remedy (NR
Tablets) is sold, guaranteed/, and
i
cimutric
• r • •
Not Taking Any Chances.
^Duiiabl ";i> ropositmlly <»iutii»ri( il. to
,1m* oatvl'iil in crossing tin* sttvot. < fib’
4* ♦-4hy/-ms-im_w;i* :
t his motli**r wnniocrhihi
? t-
: for jiiitos. »*t<*.. to which h(*T’V*plt(*(l iiii-
£ ( ;ioiii 1 \ : “Oh I do ; 1 look up nnd
+ ilo<\ ti mol (‘very
+
the money thrown at him was his.
Wonom who were hoiispbuiou* inm-hejr
on the* stage had first baud knowl
edge of this part of New York. Quite
ii few returned there after flietr sue-'
ess in lift* had been broken by the
use of drugs.
recommended by your druggist;
alioiy to go out to play,
1 ' ' tj> watch out
and I
if axiv
way along the street,
even (o<jk up in the >ky in. sue.
.•liipianes'an* coining.” (
TlKougli the vigihitfee ef tie*'.police
and titvi TedemF'. mithdritles-, ' oi>ium
smoking has h(*en .stampotl uiit. So
difficult and ‘langerous is the work of
getting ‘tin* drug that few, save the
mdsf^hardenerf-criminals and slaves to
^t-fie habit' mqke (Tie effort.
DRAIN TIL E
FIRST VISIT TO REAL CITY
'IF YOU 0WKAUTOI FlEl^.
FORTHE LANDS;
/ DRAIN1T WILLTOIlAltl IT YIOB.
New ia the tiae toGet Rid of These Ugly Spoti-
of
\Vomeu who Can help farm woqi-
- - . .(^..T*—
•“ii with their w;ork and wjio can
reb*ase^.jnen. in tin* lighter, in
ike-i+'+es lo fio the heavier w«trk
on the farms Can give valuable
aid in the present labor euier.
genejr. /
4* : Tlicrc’a. no longer the allghtrst n ci-jl of
t fc-liri* ashamed of your fr^ckl.n. as Ut;' pre- ,
I. S< rlptlon ofhiio —doubre itmigth^a guar-
4*‘ lull'd to rxtmive these hootvly spots
4* . Simply get an ounce atf oihino—doubts
4- strength—from jour druggist.*and apply a
•4»* lit tle of It night and morning and you should
4* t£uit»_S'J* that even the worst frecktU huve :
-+ begun dtsiippf*ar. while th<i tighter on*g 1
4* have vanish'd entirely. It Is Seldom that |
4* more tlrtl*L (Trie oiAiee is needed tp completely
4* cl. »r th'- skin and gain a beautiful clear
+ j complexloq
T
Miner Who Is Thirty-Seven Years Old
‘ Sees San Francisco for the
~L—' 1 yFirst Time.
San Fi'afteisco.—Thirty-seven years
++j , ++++'H4+++++++4++++'H'++
SBed for* 1111 (Jtcrtie n t a. - ——
yttu.linve one, a ready, now Is
time, to buifcLan-inexpensive
shtid. Machinery costs t*x►
be_ttlk»wu*4 to-rust jufil rot.
Be sure to ask for the double strength oth-
tne, ns tips Is sold under guarantee of money
back if it falls to.remove fj-eckles — Adv.
Mein Better YeildjT r—
Gmid sywl moms better yields and
qualify gnifh. ' Wl»v'pludt scjcn^T CiiruT
" Tgnbninre nuiy lie' hltss. i>nf iliere Is
a hif)i»fM»ILssThartfin’t ignorance.
When Your Eyes Need Care
* Try Murine Eye Remedy
No Smarting — 3™n ttjw Com fort. M c-ots a*
prWglsta or malL Write for Hr— ■♦« Book.
koHiNi
tr KYAIJlIMIU)! CO.
, CUICAOO
old and a native of California, Joseph
Costa, a Blacer county miner, is pay
ing/his first visit to Sun Francisco. lie
Is ht; aq-ixotel surrounded by luxuries
he never dreamed existed. His em
ployer, the Blacer Chrome company,
is paying the hill hecawse -Joseph has
(forked faithfully for theiu for many
years. ., . ~
.* XeveThas Jod hei'b jufside the little
coaoniunity he was horn in and whore-
he has worked air his life. He never
before lias seen the ocean, an electric'
street car, h high office building, grqpt
stores fine rheaters, nor any one of*
1oten ottier*thlnifs that hare awed him..
LET US SUBMIT PRICES
COLUMBIA CLAY CO,
COLUMBIA.SOUTH CAROLINA.
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WHAT
DID
SHE
DO?
MARY JOHNSON’S HAIR
Short and Kinky
Now its Long and Fluffy
Shm Used
NOAH’S HAIR DRESSING
i*ftcw|fc If yomrdealer can’t supply you sea*'
Rj us- Refuse substliutrs. Mnnufactored by
HOAS FHODUCTS OORP., RICHMOND, VJb