Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, August 22, 1918, Image 6
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PAGE SIX
This Woman Recommend
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-
Destiny That Separated Young
Couple in -'Russia Reunites
i /Them in America, vi ,
(Special Information Servlet', I'nllwl States Department of Agyculture.)
USELESS DOG A NATIONAL ENEMY
table Compound—Her
Personal Experience.
McLean, Neb. —“I’want to recom
mend Lydia EL Finklmm’a Vegetable
. ('(impound to nil
mmm women who Rdffer
IraiPmsS** »roin any funetxwial
MODERN ENOCH ARDEN
« i n>s . 11;r{• t«• r^ for help rn tii.y sjtou-
linti.’ Ih<* lieTp-nTwnys is confidentnil.
Thoiy w ilL be. no; plthifyity.
F’itmp <i>r\ fee 11;t/ grown to lie ohV
of the .'large'-!. pliri^es <ii| - K<*d (Jposn
oung Russian in United States
Army Meets Wife, Who, Believing
Him Executed in Russia,
disturbance
has done mo more
f ood than all the
Oetojr’s medicine.
Since taking it 1
have a tine healthy
i'afe t Ue volumeof \11is work
i* .Mated thnl up to April 'ID,
lied (Toss Imd distributed
V'We;| til's* till M7I IlllllUers,
A’ IlisJlet <, ’ |.Mhelmets.
baby trirl and have
gained in health and
strength. My hu»-
e«n Ffatreisei*,—Tin. K.imoNdestlny
(h:it tore \V ifliTTni-^^slinveheiikat^frum
his seveiiU>en yeni'-oLd bride, Dora, In
Russia six years ngi> mid b*d her.to
helie\ e that lie. hail lieeii executed for
n floptical crime against the i zar, lias
restored him to her in free America.
1 *iif now she is Jho wife 'o|" Michael
RakanofT and tin* mother of his three-
year-old son. /
Slia\ehei.ku is in tin- United States
army, a private at Ciunp Fremont,
near here. And Hor-w.Hakanoff loves
this •modern Enoch Arden just lis she
, Um*r! ,, .triTp~VV’'h'et» they were married in
Ub.stov-ou-1 Ion, - '. -
- „ , , Wants Her. Child.'
Airs. Ihikanotf has. left her pres(*nt
husband and sued for the possession
ot her child. She says /he will ask
mi ann.u!merit of. her marriage to him
* bapd and I both
'! praise your med-
icine to all suffering
■Mrs. John Koppelmann, R.
women
No. 1, McLean, Nebraska. m \
This famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E. Finkham's, Vegetable Com
pound, has been restoring women of
America to health for more than forty
ye irs and it will well pay any woman
who suffers from displacements, in
flammation, ulceration, irregularities,
backache, headaches, nervousness or
“the blues” to give this successful
remedy a trial;'” .
~For IpeciaL’suggesBona In regard to
your ailment write Lydia E-TTDkhain
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass^/The result
of its long experience is pt your service.
vij'e (lepmMlllVlTf
■(.•ss|ve Tt>-4ime
I > spi-v lee 11;111 liven gl Veil III SnUlJ*'
form to ’_‘(l‘J XII’J' futilities and, Stl.ii.*! I.S'_’7
lltnl heeJl expeinb.ll ill t his ‘relief U (ft'k.
Ill ere me nun 'Jii.ii'.Mi liAin.e service
workers tn the I 11i I <><I { __Sj :it« s under
l(ed (Voss super\ isimi.
Then there i" the * •niiteetiservice
with iimre |hn11 Timi units re;f11v to meet
If tlie soldi, i' or sailor Is sick in
camp mu! emnmt write to his relatives
or lam,ll.\, the Ui'ibf'ross man will -al-
te’ml jo .it. for him. .
l — . >
In short Uui Ked <’mss ' burea ii of
military relief |> organized to help **ii-
llst ei 1 ‘ men in every way a ml *1 he I ted
(Toss .is eager to have the men us(>
this st-rvie* .
I tie Jtecl i'rn" tlehl 'director ean\he.
found at Ked i Voss headquarters ibe
Side tiiis/jinifi eiinionnient. N'o mat
ter what. lie' Mifdier or sailor’s prob
lem may he, he wRTdo well to consult
A Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Mutton Destroyed in One Night, and the
Dogs That Did It. ,
OS(
raisin
Canirres That Serve No Useful
Purpose Should. Not Be Toler
ated By Farmer.
Alter Shu.vchcnko had Teen carried
'pt; eiitertaiimlent.
L>~ t he ey/rH' s tytHrpsr-rfTtYt-pre'S'tTTTT-
alHy e\ee-uted. his young Wife-Tame ,to
lhe l idled States, w-tnwe she. maTfied
r.akmmtT,. Shortly after tin* ffirth -of
rlieir son they quarreled and the wife
eft her husband.
Slie obtained work in u home near
where .<'amp Fremont now is, and a
feW- weeks ago an officer from tin*
camp, fvceompaiiieil by a private, came
cehlTy gave S! To ooniMii) to the Red
(Toss was to continue -this service and
enlisted men di mid avail I licniselves
of Ii Treelv
1 In* families .,| soldiers aiul sailors
also slmiiM ■ ,T to' their loeaFTTV'd
eoinniuju(ation service of the
oss ec|»s families' of enlisted
filialn 11 of tliAir weifare- both
Klfafirnail. If the men\ife sick,
«l or eaptureil and uiiiYlile to
Chills
Good for Malaria, constipation
biliousness —a fine tonic.
Guaranteed or money back
Ask ijou-T disjlor
Dehrcns Drug Co..Whro.Tex
.0nCur in ngie_Ninht ...Has.,Bfien
knnwn tn npctrnw •tl 000 Wnrth nf
Sturdy Suits for the College Girl
Known to Destroy $1,000 Worth of
Sheep—More Mutton and Wool-
Wanted by Natioh.
that tin" eount5.V^*lvhl*T^ T r TrrrTTTfglftx
vv-okF vvillt mmdi fc\v«*r dogs than ii
Ij:,'. ami tJyrfThoth tin* actual and pn
tential jde:! t snV;i|y of the eoUlitrV
woukK he greatly increased thereby
Ilxdia- recenflv -sent out sev I :
Soldiers Soothe
Skin Trouble’s
Vggwith Cuticura
Soa;», Ointnwnjt", T;»>uni *£■■ ca'h
' 'Sv t 1.-,* f “Caticara.Dfpt E.Bciatar M
rfliotit f\v inriiif
ti>getln*r.” - *- What are you (Join
Tr\th Dawns Upon Them. .this war. anyway,?
they\weiv alnuit to lie hit ho- of i ourse you t/wt* a consciCntjmj.*
tin* Russian eoiglTpHnit-r. sf fjrit. hut are you wmking at
truth daw ned-rtqion Jt jtist as diligemly as thoitgiiTf^ were
into em h otherA Voiir own persoua! vv ar, au'Lds though
vhl.rrm of tin* army your ow n persona,) sa-fvnJtK*n depended
upon it,— : whil-h i-t dovy?
llf*m(‘ foljcs Uay^got to do a little
l-lr more than >dj*angers. Vvui hough'
/soiih 4 oC^Hljr IJKTty bonds V Ot
ijirsp y<\\ did: TTiit a blessed old
piiyffit>*4ivvay overTn the heart of A■*"!«.
entirely out of touch with its and ow
ing.' us - no duty vvhufever. bought
.*511111,(mi) worth of these hoitds.hycable.
- You lmv a War Savings staiiin'nww
ids.*
met and when Th**
them tiny ru-li\i
arms, miieh to tin
ollicet" !i ti l llis Ini>
T-ln ir ¥.huyi.!e*iiko In'
had -escaped ffom the
4*'I’*H"|"*l*4*ii , l"f*H*lt'i'*H*’H"H"l“H'i'
•p 3*
t - HOW DOG- LOVERS CAN AID 3-
story
The *dog rightfully lmid^ h- * . ... '--~
strong place in the minds ami SoU f«r 50 Yetrs. YCR dALAt’A, CBILLS AID FTYOL
affection^ of tliet).
The owner of a good jllrg fuel
in him a most faithful friend.
I’.ut it sonietimes happYn^ thn
The dog most highlyjesteeined i
aiso-vine that kills ami worrit*
% ONLY ONE CLAUSE FOR WORRY
Dycoction- Put Up by Obliging Cr
ist Removed All Other Troubles
s,v» -4 * -Cta'-T - ki -QwAt9 : rdi?r.,.,.
■ and then. Certainly. Hut a I um'h of
h - poor, hopei’ess human behigs in exile
f'. W’h" C^t.JIV.V ','V .prd.nt Tv. the lihertV'
limt-is to he won—*\to-vv.it. the lepers
at Molokai—bought $.‘1,000 worth "f
r. our ' savings' stamps.
Must Do Your Part,
do nn'U'i
v.,
i>* world nipims n»»
t just means thrift
To do your part in
f 11 a v e got’ to giV- 3
tp y some of the trill :ig pit
rum* of your personal'fads
«On* —of the most prin t it*:ibk
methods of accomplishing this
result seems to he* to pltlfe Upon
(logs -such a ta>v !,s " 'll reduce
s ones
jApif m 1 1 j 1 \ n
linyo boon :im
that deg, silver
d. pampered,' pc
cVillmu pet mum.
ili.if>*d oP' hhe-ln .
nunihet* of sutierlluou
for Mn sun ta.. Uiin.*, aiuL-iLa -fmmr aid
camurt or will
a d. JtfiyTi'P'"he~T>TJust if plain
at- runs 1 where he pleases, even
he may. v not pleas<* where he
Hut one wav or the other he
chap eah’t think'of ntiythfii
ei pi new sehejnes for get t int
out of his mou-th." ■
not give them thesatfention nec
essary to prevent the formation
of habits and associations that
lead to' sfVeep killing.
Rushed Info Er.ch Other's
hirst impr- /foie of the
Hiits leave a -xi iisi- of 'i hei r •
and emsy lines in the iuhhI I
eye begins to sum up
that pronoiimV them il
this settson. Itrirk 1
cloths with soft 'finish
buri* of wannfh ,in,
ntn'e at least In blown
and grays. ..appear. p<
hhowings in the same order as t
mentioned here. , Hrovv ie iii
warm and several dark dim
been chosen for streel and tor
suits, with such persistence tint
displace navy Jfltny which ha.-
phenomenal vogue. Hrowns’a
tures In brown and gray seen
how to associate themselves
min i with kl’iaki and in a few
new models the -!yles—g-re ’vt
tinctlv ot mi-l+tary origin.
In nnfiimrx street suits mam
Dew cotrt-s are semfflttdig, with
narrow'licit ,,f the fiJirk*/ del
high WdidliOf.- Thm'woffri*' sf.j
doiildo-breasted tttrwlels tn vvh
lappisl-over frofits are trinirnei
mode! in a dark mixtlire,
brow n v •■! v 01 j iirn-ov ei* coll
tons up abtrtTT flu* throat
Dad’s GreaF Scheme
Not. until I
Now, think If over, A dog eats ns
much ms n,man—-niore,. if lie gets a
charifti. Every dog absorbs a. ration
that would feed a-soldiei*. Either you
feed -It- to |itTnT~nf- he grres^out 'sitnfe-
where. and finds il for himself. Also,
a dog' demands-^um|),takes—Hiwfv of
/a meat diet tl.an a yian. A man maV
get along ve/v comfortalily and cheeK
A >
fully oncabhage and corn cake, pars
nips and prunes; tomatoes and tabasco,
but a aloe.has gof to linve his meat. It
tuny, be beef and ".lmeon froVn vour
table, or it may be live’s)ieep front
ymir neighbor's pasture. If you feed
bum his meat.' He probably consumes
rtboiiT what a man would naptire. If
he good.tittiV’TTihes it brrusfdr he de-
Fath'T noticed that his raflrcr.ob
e creatK.U
Milk as a Food. \ ,,f tliriftiness, and 1-e* resolved to ap-
Ecpnomy In tin* di'et does not always— poal to it.
IleTemT upon, limiting’tin* use of cer- \vf5oniiy.” said In*, ‘Tm going to’give
tain foods, but it Is sometimes a ques-_ *, you a nickel every day if you’re a good
fion of actually increasing the use of !ioy/'on condition that every day you
foods which furnish.nutritive material are miutdity you give me a nickel,
at relatively low cost. Mjlk belongs jt a --- . \
To the latter class., a>rid tin* housewife “f*d Hk(* toTlo jL da<T." ans\veri*d the
wbuld do well to study Jts fooibvtilUf* Uttle fellow. Nhit I can’t afford It.
aiHMiet’idi^w-ii'effiei' ln*r family'ls using J’ve oiilV got $1 .‘JiFtn my bqnk to start
as much as it,,, should. The average on .’’^Peoples) lD'HiesK.unm!. ■
person In this country uses’ only: a ' —
Hfth*' tiidrt* than half a pint of’milky . In tfie" Toils.' v -
daily, and this quantity can very prof- (.watching . another couple)—l
italdy he /Increased AVhen safe milk is .oppose he feels that he c.iutld not live
available. wltfToirt her. ‘ ,
MAN ROBS HIS BENEFACTOR
When Sight Returns He Steals Pocket-
book of Woman Whc> Be* . j
\ . friended Him. • - \ / /
mix
lits lortfall the tihsence
is notable. -TJ'lils is
amt of the Very high
mw ami partly because
1 l| , T'!.Y!. , t "earing hll
•des. Ajipes am] coatees
(’Hilton.. Tovynle’v
She.—Ab's, and I don’t think heTF-
Matfy people think of milk only as a
twenty-one,, of this city, hecatmv/ilind
"lien in t.lie navy, lie* was sent/hunm
furimiglrTriii‘1- if hli'ml'wviiman hyrw,
Mrs. Theckla <’. -Heck, bofrio’mTed him
and gave him tirstrifrttivnT! in her
borne to enable him to y*arn his living]
His sight began to improve^until he
was able .to sot- her pdekethook. IIo
took It. lie has pleaded guilty to the
over their.suits and dresses. It
^IlLJlite.-j’ad.viijl Jiarry into the
t - faji how fn
f they understood that have, a j&foui££ ihfttJiA-OOflld;
a fphtriShitrg food they . mi i ■ ' n
their allowance. '
i-eginiA J d of men
•nUdit- has. i/gen
t?l,CMX> worth of >
eoinm;
.these t
of fmiterials' all ’these li:tl
considered lev the tmiiuifae
it foods foe l"*o tualn reasons
“—' ' More Sheep Nt^ed.
More slieep ts one of tin* ^rontest
needs toward increasing the nation’s
meat supply, and there is only (fne
suiind reason why the farmers of the
United States do no. raise more sheep.
That one. reason is tin* dog; It may
Tnot always lie the actual physical dog.
flnit it is”the ghost of the.dog; the fear
of tlie thing.that .bides always in the
heart,of tie* fanner. ITe. knows that
one dog, absolutely worthless, inca
pable of producing a single dollar of
wealth for the country, can nndlxery
likely will. - In the* dark Imjirs of ope
night, destroy^the aeeunnffations of
>»*ars arid the profits of untiring Indus-’*
<rv. If Hint fear -could In* removed
front the farmer’^ heart, fif he could
know that shei*p .couhL brow.se sjifely
•1 his grass that) g(>Cs to .-w-astc. the',
umber <»f sbe<*p in the Tnlted States j
Savins Wheat
is only one
good point
First, to renew body waAtc* lihd pra-
;dote growth by forming new' tl»«uek t
and ^Uids; and. second, to supply eri* (
«rgy for parrying on body function^.
Mftk contains the body-building mate- |
rials (protein.and .mineral substances, j
such as lime and phosphorus), and
also supplies energy.—
Th(* following table, compiled by
specialists, of the department of aggi-
s Of.’vari-
Terro Haute, Ind.—An entire day’s
production of con) was lost at Jackson
Hill in I tie No. 4,-near Shelbum; the
oth(*r day because two wirrkrrren on the
previous,..frf,ternoon thought they siw
ghosts in the mine. The men I.ad
been working alonq in one of the
shafts when suddenly, m*corrdtnt 1<>
(‘ulttire. shows the qunntitk*
ous foods needed to supply as muchr"
prot«4|v) or energy as one. quart of
(MadcOfCorn)
New Waistcoats.
pietttC';) of yUie Tfew waivcteoiVts
! ‘VwTss bodices tliat tire so
"ifli .street suits ».r** made
i*-hioit, vTitb ni» front chw
- .VT/Jivt". the makers f
e fo|*i deeideiil J attra'cttVe etTi'et.S
o vvav oi tuek>-.and frj"? and «iil
With a Wardrobe for fall. U)showu In , tl^n;LJ, <11 'flu* front. ^
Protein
are nbt always <»f tlu* same material mu*h worm
■s the coat, for velvet and fur are iio d In slip-on f
In many of the.in, ( ^ ?* ing:
A practical and.-pretty stilt fptr the < hpin
eollego glrMyho must now beoutfitted
■ m ir story, they savV7a. shadow in < ul»
of the shaftis. Later {lr«*v le*twa| r(*'ne
' ", shwii.t, . Th**’ inen—ran out and
J ssed tin* word To tin* ot her ’laifii-rs.
'J he' ^JjQe’ps ref'usisl to go *o work. ’
1F3 ounc**s of air-
loin steak-. . '
H.9 ,nunc«s of
round steak.
5 eggs.
H.$ ounces of fowL