Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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000 Tr Tn ee cheer For Chld scr ub board-those achings; in the back and knuckles. You don' t have to worry with th-emn any more. Here's the Remedy! Get a cake of Clean Easy Naptholcine Wash Soap. Shiave off half of it into 41/2 1 gallons of water anid let it dis- I solve. Boil your clothes in it for ten mninutes, stirrinig with a stick. Presto! Every garment is free fromn dirt and grim-e. L0Qoo Ti~_,.Fob Easy Thi wonderfult Pon soap s th bes findi a1 wo wr,,ppvr scrubAMboArd-tCompared i THE~ ~ i FAMWMN the bakendk uckls You il LoS 'R OhN STORY wgfor th bette Here'sith Remedy!ar Survey of 10,000 omes Shows Seriou ' atsy 32 pi cent Wastage of Woan Power in f- water in the house, solve. Boil hor l toses in liht a or n miuthe s, s tirring. wih pm a k''i:iilssoftic. r~est~ o Every, 2 garent I S i fre fom irtandgrientha CICUIiI ~iii.' l'ie esimoy f te he, reursofth Survey of 10,000 omes Shows Seriou ra W tl Amertica-emedisa fo the'u w By asingularanom lte, enu itlacesi f' oet larm women them makri ini w. I. t ia cls ftoel havirng "no--T occup5a t i." The1 esion rouf th is0, aurvecey copleted'i fm'o tari--h o enr veywoa l li ic e iha tea rm wo-liiii li man mb-;hn~t.h bt er('il': descib~eiasione and r ineof ie are t ien demonA is'mae-tci T he :uinu-Stte tllge of A ~riculture N its'desin to exte~'nd i to farm wio mn theof ta eI tosihe., tidyrok W in coae. ra-f in wth he Iik'lto aritura exettel-st~ hoee and'V~ i' yiclo farm iieu, ho g 110isl onrveyto ern frhm 33r woohenwnlal Xat 4thes i s whaset in the l rohh-s werbe s'iithat t ir coprt the --:tlnsink . plenvice o the rmot of Aicl tur'e mu'd S'tartescl~ of a grictue 2 taket obe gruie if then thepira fani o wadtiMng o fmniisi esel polems.(3 hoe urveed frmevrypcl farminom cni'mn fover ilhe o3 orthern and(iio States. ro 3 t was rh qested-tha) Statoiole e in setn the cove on ut oes toe fsrvoeys cAuy ot the re-in plan: F(t) Cthoot thee reosts wypica farin- el omntie ofieah Sae 2 tak one forlore the tyicalewo fm the .niiveshog ne ay' roune,(3 Bocre arieod wrom ee f he itheliiy..lit silecaled inrstov ofa b rsz. nrsem fator ithe conitys (4)eelsctlifaposroblerafocaliry, gar inhl n theuury odue bton vOldj 4 4 loewd 4 4 4 The dirtiest overalls, shirts 4 and clothes "come clean" when Clean Easy starts to work! There's nothing like it. We wish every woman in the world could just try Clean Easy once. What hours of trouble and miserable work 4 :ould be saved! Just think! Ten minutes of 4 oiling-and wash day is over! 4 Jet your cake nowl Don't 4 Nait a minute, but prove to 4 ourself that happy Mondays 4 ire here. to stay in the Clean 4 Easy Way 4 NODUCTS CO. Incorporated isville, Ky. 4 A SAVES 4 THE RUB 4 4 JETJ -at your grocer's. ven 10 years ago veniences an(l wlien their duties urvey show a big pioiccrs of garden, dairy, and poi r in the conditions try products is added to the housewo n homes of this the burden is more than the stren now have running of th average woman can bear lo11 22 per cent have one Day With tle Farn Won ening their house- The following description of ent have screenedwrkn heiiofaagepre 0i5 per cent have eoffrmwmnalhuhte 72 per ce nt have hsatmnsotesuvymyg ent have autom- omehtea-rt~~ m~CS ive vacuum clean -ofhrhinlsoeke sin i carpet sweepers,thmoiehkofhearkf ae kind of a light- ~~ ohradtecmest per cent have gashacmetevrhoeakri Alany vwomen are vin fatvte o h apn allOfthee ur- ve nie fort ofherna their dtiso ryb podsid totehosw oftc-oof the~inc aeag woan caIerln S t ..The~i~ follspown dsrin;o re~cv.workitp[ngb a scentlefalrepre apthd~ et of I arm omen, rtalthuhre tiym~c~ nthe staees of the suvenayg of otritn adsipa nd es kep in thei IIwy t ~ueth ood acftewokfw md u ) h y'tmote n h opnai RE S thal coet o vr oemkri rr Cndsofpativiisfonh. hpi Moeniidof te Trbing~m an d Coplainu Psofcotiuedontiatoni >rhis rps A FAMILY MEDICINE 1i Her Mother's m Sq IdM Georgia Lady, Re BlDacU Draught. Relief rem He ache, Malaria, Cili., Et Ringgold, Ga.-- Mm Chas. Gaston, of this place, writes: "I am a user of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact, it was one of our family medicines. Also in my mother's home, when I was a child. 'When any of us child. ren complained of headache, usually caused by constipation, she gave us a dose of Black-Draught, which would rectify the trouble. Often in the Spring, we would have malaria and chills, or troubles of this kind, we would take Black-Draught pretty reg ular until the liver acted well, and we would soon be up and around again. We would not be without it, for it certainly has naved us lots of doctor bills. Just a dose of Black Draught when not so well eaves a lot of days in bed." Thedford's Black-Draught has been In use for many years in the treat ment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles, and the popularity which it now enjoys is proof of its merit. If your liver is not doing its duty, you will suffer from such disagree able symptoms as headache, bilious ness, constipation, indigestion. etc., and unless something is done, serious trouble may result. Thedford's Black-Draught has beon found a valuable remedy for these troubles. It is purely vegetable, and acts in a prompt and natural way, regulating the liver to its proper functions and cleansing the bowels of impurities. Try it. insist on Thed ford's. the original and genuine. E 79 be noted also that the various duties mentioned as a possible part of the day's work would not all he included in any one day. It. is sunrise on a summer morning and a full day's work is facing the firm woman. Of those who answer ed the questionnaire about. 50 per cen1t. are up at 5 o'clock. All must rise early as the avei-age Working day is 13.12 hours at this season of the year. T11 men are on their way to the barn to feed the stock. Sixty-one per cent of' the w'omen after lighting the kitch en fire m iust go to the pllp or spring an average of 40 feet distant, to bring water for the morning meal. The ten kettle filled, the fire burning, and the hearth brushel, 81 per cent may enter the poultry yard to feed the Ibirds that are lustily calling for their I breakfast. About 14 per cent of the women report hired help for about tlree and one-half months in the year'. They may delegate the poultry feed ing to the helper, or, while M per cvent of the women take their pails and go to the barn to assist in milk- -M ing the half dozen cow (the average number), the helper may be setting the breakfast table. This meal is en joyed by a family averaging five per as Sons. , She Turns to After-Breakfast Tasks. rk' Breakfast over, the dishwashing is th to be done; over 8,000 of the women an swering include in this work the wash ing of the milk pails and 5,703 Wash the separators. If there are children he in the home, a pause is made in the to household tasks to get them ofr 'to ye school ; lun must be prepared, for the (district school is on an average 1 1-2 udmiles distant. fe The farm wvoman turns again to her nsroutine dluties. 'There is a seven-room ohouse (average) to be set in order. A Scovering on the kitchen floor' in 54 per ild1 cent of the homes reduces despised scrubbling. Rugs and carpets requir eU "" brushing. To aid in this 24 per cent of the women have vacuumx eleanerts. Tlhe beds are madec and at least one half houru is r'equ ired f'or filling, trtm.U ming, iand~ cleatning the lamps in the 79 per' cent, of homes where lamps are It is now I inmo for somew sp'cial taskU of the day. Ninety-four per cent of the women make patt or t alt of the fami~ily b lreadl, so it, may he baking da~c;, or it may he churning dlay, for the 60 per cent wvho (do this work; or it maty be the daty for the weeokly washing, (lone at home in 96 cases out, of 100. F or the 43 per1 cent having no washintg machines, the tub, board, andl boiler arc brought into use, and where wvater must he carried, unless the man of the family brings it in, the wvoman must pump andl carry it pail a fter' pail, asU reqluiredl. Running water is found in oly 312 per cent of these homes. In 48 per' cent water is obtainablle by some arrangement in the kitchen.U After dlinner has been prepared,* served, and the wishes washed, the over'energetic woman may attemptI sonmc of the weekly ironing. In that event, 26 per cent will have a gas or -electr-ic iron to accomplish the task. Part of the afternoon may be con-u sidlered a time of leisure, with nothinrt mor-e ardluous to do than the family mending, which occupies an averageU o fthree and a half hours a week, or,U as 92 per cent of the women do some or all of the family sewing, part of the afternoon may be given to that duty. 'The program for today may not in elude the ironing, baking, or mending, but rather a trip to town, about 5 milesU (Continued on nna-a two) P - FULTEN HMa : Compare The S With Other T Designed and built to stand going under conjinuous hai long distance hauls with ca the performance of Sup iTrucks invites the admirati owner and user. Dependability - power - long life-stamina-these i acteristics of Superior M< that will make their strong< you, 'the truck buyer, whei comparing the truck itself, it will give you, and its 1 price, with all other makes Two sizes-1 and 2 ions, mediate deliveries of the lar size that will best mi requirements. The Superior factory's in Atlanta assures you service and immediate of replacement parts, if SUPERIOR MOTOR TIR Factory, Atlanta, 4 NELSON MOTOR Mnnning, S. C Hill Plumbing and I PLUMBING, H REPAIRS Near Express Office. MANNING, S. STOP and look over' Shave to showv our line nextt: Scome to town. he you are no market just i s7hat we have but would give i ivilege and showing y anyway. We vw you only such g will give you SPrices and te ways in line. Si us when in tov uperior rucks up and keep d usage and pacity loads, rior Motor on of every economy ire the char. 3tor Trucks !st appeal to n you begin the service cwer selling :f trucks. and im partic et your ocation prompt fclivery iceded. UCK CO. 11 1a. Co., h~munumumumuman leating Co. EATING, 50 Phone 155 C.j IN I Mrhat we g you in'g ime you'. It may tLin thee. iow for * for sale, g ~us thel* >1easure'. ou thru'. ill show I foods ast* service.'. rms al- * top with &vSn.