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L- * ~ BARNWELL&ENTTNSL, RARNWELL, SOUTH OARQUNJ *AO« i- / H ■ r ^ Ms cl r : .f: 1 <jr 'X S) u V *!• i x= M Ull \Vv P - . ; - ,. ^ .... , ' . The fanner Receives More Than Five t • --' Thousand Dollars a * Swift & Company gs paid to the farmer for live jny alone, during the Isiness day. lid to the farmer through ipetition with large and speculators and dealers. or shipper receives- -y ($300,000 an hour, I$11,500,000 a week) in >n as the -stock he has •* • . * e...f fr - i... - |paid to the farmer dur- >ack to the company in |roducts; much does not ninety days or more. Company, to meet the*- |stomers, must pay out and at the present high |50.000.000 continuously way tcrmarket and in vu ; USES BANK BILLS FOR BOOK MARKS Heirs Find Snug Savings Tucked ’.Away, Forgotten by ^ Owner.. Y Do you feel tired and "worn-out?” Are you nervous and Irritable? Don’t sleep;Well a t night? Have a “dragged oQt." unrested feeling when you get up in the morning? Dizzy spells? HU- •V Toronto, // /< , wn.—Areiidoiieqn / Ffoddy, for forty yealrs the rector x+f Si. P<nerVc1mrCh. had so little regard for, .tire/value of money that he used bnnk- ngres for book-murks, aiid this habit caused his lieir*-ut-l;iw a whole lot of woi'ry they might lutue .been spared had the good rector kept liis little fVrrtune in the savings hank. Ai'elide;i( - on Buddy died Iff years ago. After the funeral lU^. roiatiyes made a search to unearth his” I,i;uik-l*opks. for It was known that he possessed sav ings, Hut search revealed no si^ji pf a fortune. There' was nothing in the , house ( , so far as could be seen, save tlie scanty furniture am) a library of I5,(kmi books. ■ -4 Tip* relatives'of the dead clergyman had decided that he left, no cash at all, v> - That After Effect. (Front the observations of a cynic.) IJfcnw a dog after a cat. I «iw-n cat - lifter* a rat, 1 saw n young man .lifter my daughter. 1 snwjny neighbor after th'e almighty doiinr. I looked ift the infinitesimal 'bit of ‘change I received from that same dolhtf after buying a dozen eggs./1 heard the plaint of the wife after her husband got home at 2 a. m. I heard one of these after dinner speakers. I am fed up on this; nfte'r- tli^e-war stuff. L heard of/ a vio after higher \yages. The prcnrhor^^ng/ddoody. cloudy urine or sed- tries fo seareAne filiout this after-life. All, these indicate gravel or I saw a hoy take after his tether. I j lionet in the bladder, or 4 that the poi- . ,saw another fellow after n»/ .job and I ■ . . . " . — saw a chap the morning after tlw night t he.. me •that this life Is Just one blankety blank thing aftpr another. Indianapolis Star. - HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES IF YOUR BACK ACHES ious? Bad taste in-the mouth, baejfe—ners may show- ache/ pain.or soreness "knmn. an ,i nbdomen? Severe in the loins, distress when Don’t ignore the "llttl,e pains* and aches," especially backaches.. They may be little now but there is no tell ing how soon a dangerous or fatal dilfe ease of which they are the forerun- itself. Oo^ after the kache nt once, of yon in the grip of an in- before.' JL don't need to see kaiser after the war to convince. Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, that famous old remedy for infants and children, and see .that it .Bears thf 1 Signature of( In Use for Over 30 Years. Children Crv for Flotehor’a Castoria sonous microbes, which are always'in your'system, have attacked your kid neys.- ' You should use GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsule^ Immediately. The oil soaks gently into the Walls and lining of the kidneys, and the lit tle poisonous animal germs, which art} causing the Inflammation,- are iinme- .ifalely /attacked anil chased out of your system without inconvenience or pain. eh use of that bp fra ay find yaursel curabfe disease. Do not delay a mlnpte... Go to your druggk*f~rmd insist oh bis . supplying you with 4 box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules, in 24 hour* you will feel renewed health and vigor. After you have cured yourself, coor finue to take ohe or two Capsule*., each day so ns'to keep In first-claw condition, and ward off the danger of fu ture : attacks. Money refunded’ * If they do not .-help you. Ask for the original Imported GOLD MEDAL brand, and thus he sufo of getting the genuine.—Adv. v / i" n. m His Consideration. ■'Brother Johnson, that dog—ah !—. bowls most distressingly,'.'„said i the presiding elder. “If there is nothing the matter with him wouldn’t it be a good idea’ to make him cease Ids ulul- AV- Copying Their Elders. " Robert arid Unroll luid iieen. nngrjHfftTliyi?" . s- ■ sit each other for.several days. One "Aw, I d'know,- parson," replied Gap day, they arrived In me from- school -Johnson of Rumpus Ridge.. “That r 'arm in arm and when Robert was ques- tliere l ooraw liain't overly entertain- p ing. for a fae.t? but it's th mijit’s idy of music. And body—dog .or person—is trying to do the'right thing I be I level n letting him alone.—Kansas City Star. ' Nuf Sed." “ ■ l_! . » . • ■ ( The following- sign appeared recentr ly on the door oi Baitmjore bu>4- ness .establishment: "Store closed duritig aifefvhtlons." The name of the flnri_ is .Casey A. Collet), ■ ' — - ■ - '•> • “ • 'An tinned as to liis suddeii Change of heart, he explained : "Me ainl Harold signed an annistiee this morning.” V'- \ \ of ths^ volume of*the and the requirements doing a large business ive stock into meat and fst possible cost, prevent itor cars, distribute to in ail parts the country — and be recompensed with a profit of only a fraction of a cent a pound—a profit too small to have any noticeably effect on the price of meat or live stock. Swift & Company, U. S. A. Mow’s This ? We offer $100.00 for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by HALL’S CATAKKH MEDICINE. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is tak en internally and ads throu^*.i the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces orTho System, Sold by druggists fcTr'over forty years. Price 75c. Testimonials free. Fr J. Chenejj' & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. - Navy Uses More Vesssls. _____ There are mow t f<uir times as many.' vessels in naval service as a year ago. TJie estimated pay. of irftieers and tnen in tl»»* navy JW -TTu" fii'-T’TVtir of w nr was $l2.’Ut»Kl,<NW. le poor vur- yarV I w hen any- * forty Cheerful Giver. you making present; "Yes; I expect to kill friendships. |S gener ve t 'it is 'i'li** iluty tint lies n»:ari ally the, o,ne we fail to m the one that most needs doing Good h.aith d< pond* upon good dlgeitlon. Wright • Indian Vc-gdrtjbb- r l’His naftguard your dig* stlon and your h* a!th TonK aa , well as purgative A'dv - , —- > ..." * “ .• , G»*nrtan> has seized American pniP® erty in G* rniaq\ valued at $14JHM),U00. Grove’s Tustelets chill Tonic Spanish Influenza t>e prevented easier it can Tk' cuivd. At the first sign of a shiver or sneeze, take -——— — CA SCARAg v ()U |N,N E s this about ' - _ ' t -V . *1 can non Used Bank Notes for Bookmarks. • r- • - -r"‘ . atid so'tin* matter Mood or until a few weeks ngo ■ lUlliltil's ..nuille .1- St L' ■ i 11 g * • John Lewis of I'hiladelphiii is* the- soil of a Revolution soldier who served r V ** under Washington. restores vita.iry and energy by purifying ard en rich. ng tbo blood. You can mk.ii teel lu> tiirengtb- entng, Invigorating Mttect. Price t)Uc. ^OMV° • •lily those ; oTiu fs g«»t tiler et to heaven ,wbo hulp Standard cold remedy for 2b year*— in table* form *ate, »ure, noopiaten break* up a cold in 24 hour*—relieves grip in 3 day* M**»ey bark i f it fail*. The penmne box ha* a Red top with Mr HillTa pt.-turt. At All Di*uj Store*. H--'* for 1J years, when this'ex* ioeuvel'V. CO \ In- ra'lalogtiiug tbe , Roddy library, pr« para tort, to selling it.-they found a_ t ill ttreked between tin* leaves of a Volume of draw ings. In anotlier-book, a s.”i bill Was found similarly employed as a book niat'jk. .A svstematie seareh followtsl and every l*ook in t-lte eolii'e- t!on was examined. When the task •was finished there had lieeq recovered in casli and $1,150 in bank i iieeks. All the latter are worthless tow, many of those who signed them having died tears ago. The archdeacon was absent-minded. It h* tliouglit that when lie received a special f#e for weddings or extra serv ice. lit* slipped it Into a hook, and promptly forgot all about it. Abundance ++4-4*4-4'+4*4'HNHW*4*+4* h4'f-H-+4-+*+ + mwnRPQ PRFQPMTMFWT + IGNORES PRESENTMENT AND MEETS DEATH 4 ABSORBine ^•rTRAOE m4RK WG.US.PAT.Orr Reduces Burs il Enlargements, Thickened, Swollen Tissues, Curbs) Filled Tendons, Sore ness from\Bruisos or Strains; Mops Spavin Lameness, allays pain. Does not blister, remove the hair or lay up the horft, 52.50 a bottle at druggists or delivered. Book 1 R free. ABSORBINE, JR., for mankind —an AfiTiseprir’ ItrtTmem fof-bmUes, cuti, wauadSfc. strains, painful, swollen veins or glands. It heals and soothes. 5125 a bottle at drug gists or postpaid. Will tell y*ummore if you write. Made in the U. S. A. by Ml. F.YOUNG. P. 0. F..rORmplcSt.. SprlbjHBld. Mass. What He Says About His Wife. To His Neighbor—You will find my wife: *sir. extremely fair ami Jiist-h» all matters. 1 assure you. To Hi' Butler Your mistress will direct you in evervthing. Slie is a per- feet housekeeper. , To lii< 1’artner Yes..my wife is ex' tntvagant. but how can 1" help that? 1 To HR Sister She i' a womlorftil manager, is Allele. I uever saw* a woman who could make a dollar go so far. >■ * *lT* l i is Best Kt fill women, *:js you j gVte-ss. my ~w+fe is | rest of. .tjliert) Iowa ntv, la.—G. W. Aditms of this city, having the present ment that he w:\tuld be„killed in lUtomoldle accident, refused £ for many wars to buy a ear. Re- + cently, Ad.Tms, who was a land T agent for the Southern Pacific + raHroHd,' boifght an* anto. lie j. , was killed when liis ear turned £ '■b Lurtli- near Blue Rapids, Kali., a J few days ago. T ■4* \ ?• d-L-H -H d ! ♦-!-d I -! !- * *! !- h ! d ! !-•!•+-H- THEN_THE PAINTER' MOVfD George's Reason Was Good Enough for Him. as It Was ‘‘Some’’ - —. POTASH For the 1919 crop We are to users x- \ With any grade of Potash goods desired t* • FOR Croup, Coldi, Coagbi, Pneumonia, Etc. (ive external applica tion* of BRAME f S YAPOMENTHA SALVE' Will not (tain clothe*. 25c 50c ui $1.00 Jan at all DRUiaasTa or ,ul prepaid by Braat Medica* C*. N. WllkMboro. N. C. . Cabbage Plants Genuine Frostproof, all varieties, immedi ate and*future shipment. By express—500, $1.25: 1000, $2.00; 5000, $8 75. Parcel Post Prepaid—100, 35c; 500, $1.50; 1000, $2.50. Enterprise Co. Inc., Sumter, S. C. THE WAR lb WON Now prepare fer the good'times peac* Will bring. Post yourself about Pecan*. Figs. Scuppernong Grapes. Japan I’er- _ Blrnniohs, .Plum'S, IVaenes, MulberTtes, . Ornamental.TiSo*. Siifubs and Rusts. Our Nursery Catalog and five new Southern Service Bulletins contain more informa- —- -tion for planters than ever published bv any nursery. No inflated-prices Address C. M. Griffiog & .Co.. Nurwr. Bide., M»eclennv. Florid* FROST PROOF Cabbage Plants end Y**s, obi .uiari. sny. tm* aHkt-. and l- is iiu wi'ii'M' than the Life. ' . I f—^f / • Cuticura Complexions. Nothing better than Cuticura Soar- daily and Ointment as ueedr.d to make the‘complexion“Clear, scalp clean and hands soft and white. For free sam ples address “Cutieura, Dept. X. Bos ton.” Sold-by druggists and by mail. Soap 25, Ointment 25 and 50.—Adv. t Appropriate MeasurementT ‘iDTwTTlo they measure that tJer- umii poison gas, anyway? By the scent a-meterV" asked the fiiniiy man. “No.” replied the American officer. "By the kill-a-taeteT."- Cincinnati En quirer. ',;■•• ' A New Remedy. "Hid you ever try metempsychosis, Maria?’’ “No’nr, is it good for th? rliettjnytlz?" Yoil rtever can know how superior to other proparh'tlons Dr. Pi-cry's "Dead, Shot” is un til ydu have tried lx A- aliuxte do*e cleans jut Worins or Tapt-worm. Adv. I ilany ;t man Is looking for wof*k who does not’want it. \ ? j. , , ' — Tire. » '.A * . j ■* ‘ Portland. <>ro.—Uleorge^vnetupson, ,4 a gentiTTiTHTf of color" lived npstairf, -* over a paintsh'op. Tlie painter, return-! Jug from 'lunch, saw George* conn*' pm'til y' downstairs, parrying a rocking - ■ eltair, tliree pictures, a china howl and a water pitcher. ^ . . ’ *',* " ’IsmatTcr, Georgt'?” asked tlie paint- , ^ - 1 ! f*r *-~*Tse movin’," replied George, depos- - Ring his belongings on the curb, and returning hastily upstairs. ’ He xvns down again In a minute with another load of household effects. The painter, mildly curious, asked him where lie was moving. “I’se movin' right inter de street,” answered George, again hastening ntf- sjtiirs. I J . The* painter lighted a cigar and awaited tlie next trip. Presently hack dame George, carrying a mattress In’ one arm and a cot in the othe.r, and still in a hurry. . "Why are you moving, George?**.. tin- painter Inquired. i “I'se movin' 'cause your slvip’s afire," -fins We red George. Am! then ffie paint.-r rriWVgtt,' too— nVid wjth more haste than George. r> Prof. B. WSKILGORE, director N. CnAgricultural Experiment Station, says.\ S'ZhsJack of.Potaih with us has been shown especially in cotton, tobacco and potatoes tn - coastal plain sections. This has Been especially' title of coiton and potatoes, more pciash having hoen used oh tobacco, relatively, than on these two cropsf^ ■ S ... . N . \ . % ' - Dr. bl. JV. BARRE, director of S. C. Agricultural Experiment Station, says: “l will say that a survey recently made o f the cotton situation in South Carolina leads us to be lief-that at least 25 c c reduction fn the cotton crop has resulted this year from lack of potash. In some cases not more than half a crop has been produced on light land that is very deficient in potash. The appearance of the plants indicates that what is known af potash hunger is responsible for the decreased yield. We are, therefore, recommending that liberal amounts df potash be used in fertilizers fqz cotton next year.. At the usual rates of application I feel that it will pay to use as n.uch as 3% of potash at the present prices.” - * x Enquire of Royster Dealers. Place orders early. *x 14k F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO. ^ T NORFOLK, VA. X Keep rlenn inside ps writ n* onfslde by faking x e-mle Uxultve si Weast -41- e a W(M,k, such as Doctor. Plerct-’* Pleasant - IVHeTf. Adv. X Mother arid S<?n Divorced. KtHLsas City, YIo. Jji the same court. Early Jersey and ;Cha«*le»ton Wake tie, cession and FI Sue- at Dutch. By express, SYLf 1.25; I 1,000, $2 00; *,000 at tl 75; 10,aw and up at #>,50, F. 0 > JUbar»*. n.r Patcel Post, prep-ltd, 100, 35c,'-- 600, |1^0; 1,000,12.50. Wholesale and retail. 1 D. F. JAMISON, SUMMERVILLE, S. C I PRnPSr ^TWCTT. mv** wiur i w ■ Soon rrmovM*w*lllac aad «hort tcnr beard of Its equal lor drop**. iTry It, Trial treatment mot rilL by mall. Writ* to DM. THOMAS t. QUEEN OMATftwoam. Mi Rj'li flwl) day. the fqol’s continu boll- Your - Granulated Eyelids, Eye* inflamed by expo- •ure to Sid, Dnf and Wild nnd; at the snnie time. Mrs. Annie Sehdbley, sixty-three Aj’enrs old. ob s tained a divorce from her hushnnd. as her sen. E’.O. Xehooleyy t^’cnty years old.-also won a dee,rei‘ giving him free dom from ids wife, Leota. . quIcklyTeliered by ffwfoe CyeReaedy. No Smarting, W. N. U,. CHARLOTTE, NO. 51-1918. i- ju«t Eye Comfort. At Your Druggict* or by mail COc per Bottle. For ftedk el the Cyt free write < k i Murine fy Kenedy Ca, ChlcayM - ix. r - *v* -He Eighty-Four, 8he 8ixty SiMlarry. Bnekhannom 'V. Va.—J. J. Reynolds, eighty-four, and Mrs. Olive W1Json Cox., sixty-six. wert* here recently. It was • “asc of letg at first sight You Are Dying 1 By Acid L When you have Heartburn, Gas, Bloat, and that Full after eating. TAKE ONE b, • i( FOR YOUR STOMACH S SAKp Rids you of the Excess Acid and Overload and yon will fairly feel mmmmmmm mmmmmm mmmmmmi . v . the GAS driven out of your body—THE BLOAT GOES WITH IT IT GIVES TOU^REAL STOMACH COMFORT ’t avipply you a bif i mu we will •rod it i Bold by drufrffluU f«ncr%lly—If four dn>rrl*t can’t l« And ad Me, Med na thla adv. with yoar r. oa the tOc after you yet It. Addra* big boa of X»1obm for xd« and addreM m<Tw« will arad it to you you cm m4 * Katonic Remedy 90., 1018 8. Wataak An., Cl -*f*, nL \ t— '—■Ji. fmm X